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I was looking for a sewing box.
And of course for something practical. Well....similar boxes cost around €20.
I typed in the search bar "transparent tool box" and it showed me this for 3 times cheaper.
The box is made of good quality plastic, I would say ideal for storage of sewing supplies, since they are neither heavy nor bulky.
It has two foldable shelves with openings, which are not removable, but have many slots for small items. Below, it fits large spools and the big scissors since the dimension is 33cm. Everything was accommodated, threads, spools, boxes with pins, buttons, sewing accessories, etc., and it fit in a drawer since its height is 15.5cm.
A very good solution, found simply by changing one word (not sewing....but tools).
It worked perfectly for me.
P.S. I got the last one at a good price. Immediately after my purchase, the next store that has it available has it for €14.

In general, I consider this helmet to be VFM. With a cost just above a hundred euros, you get a helmet that will cover you in most areas. It has a good design. In my size S (small), it fits like a glove, although it exerts a bit more pressure on my cheeks. It has very easy removal and reinstallation of the visor through a sliding locker that is accessible with the visor in the open position. The visor fogs up relatively easily, but with a small opening, it clears up immediately. Of course, it accepts the pinlock, so the problem is mitigated. It has a good latch on the flip-up section, which clicks into the closed-open positions. The visor has three opening stages. The sun visor is less dark than others, but I find it okay. It locks in the closed and open position with a little pressure on the control. For now, since the helmet is new and very snug, I can wear glasses after putting on the helmet, and I have to take them off before removing the helmet, otherwise, they get pulled off. It has slots for headphones up to 40mm, which is the standard size in most intercom systems. Larger ones will not fit in the ready-made slots that are the waiting areas in the inner shell. The pads have good latches, but their plastic fillets are made of quite flexible material, and after the first removal (to install headphones and pass the cables), they don't seem particularly sturdy. The same goes for the peripheral plastic fillet of the helmet base and the chin guard. These small plastics are very flexible, to the point of looking rubbery, one could say! (see the photo).. As for their quality, the impression I have is that they follow the pattern of "you get what you pay for." For the money it costs, they are acceptable, but let's see how long they last. The installation of the sound system was easy, without surprises and peculiarities. The chin guard and the cheek pads are removable. Visually, it is very beautiful. In city traffic, the wind is heard, but not whistling, like in a Pilot jet helmet. The airflow seems to be quite smooth at low speeds (up to 75 km/h). It doesn't shake, nor are there any whirls, even with the visor open. When I take it on a trip, I will return to comment on how much noise it makes at high speeds. Of course, it accepts pinlock. For the money it costs, it is good. As for its safety... let's hope it doesn't need to be tested...

Good lamp...just check the size before you get it, if it fits you, because it is slightly bulky. You can choose not to put the rim on, but without it, it loses its appearance.

Appearance good. Capacity very good. Mechanism for the waste. If you're lucky, it will work somewhat. I bought two pieces. One dispensed soap, not bravely, not a good amount... but anyway, with two or three presses on the server, you had soap in your hands. Over time, the presses inevitably became four and five... and gradually it stopped dispensing. I fixed it, cleaned it, and it came back a bit to its senses, but without serious response. The second refused from the start to work. It's the construction of the rubber stem of low quality. You get what you pay for. (and not always).

Excellent travel bag.
I was looking for a 50-60 liter duffel bag (not less or more... I didn't want a suitcase on my back, but I also didn't need to carry a second backpack) with backpack straps, but not of the mountaineering type. Well, I wanted to like it, and for it to withstand the abuse of cheap backpacks, at a price that wouldn't break the bank. After a lot of searching, I came across this product which met almost all of my requirements in terms of practicality, size, quality, appearance, and price.
If you consider that even the manufacturer Ozuko sells it for $133, you understand that it is a value for money product.
Ozuko has a very good reputation in terms of its stitching quality, materials, and design. It is definitely not a run-of-the-mill backpack, like those €20-30 ones that suffer from faulty seams, especially on the zippers, which break at the first pull. The material is not flimsy and is largely waterproof against splashes and light rain. It has the classic layout with several pockets, carrying straps, and of course, it can be carried on the back, which I consider very practical, not to mention necessary. As you can see in the photos, it also has a lock that secures the main compartment. The design that allows it to be attached to the handle of a wheeled suitcase is a very practical and positive addition.
After searching for a long time for the ideal bag to meet my needs for relatively short outings, but also for a few days of travel, I had difficulty finding something that would combine all my requirements.
If your requirements are similar, I believe that you have found what you are looking for in this product. In any case, it is worth it as a backpack for outings at the price it is available in our market.

The liquid does the job. There are reviews that mention it doesn't do what it promises. For me, it works. What I have realized is that mosquitoes mutate every year. It's not possible to go through life without having a particular problem with bites and suddenly be attacked, especially by gnats and very small mosquitoes that appear this year (2024). I put it in the bedroom and immediately felt calm. In the end, I think insect repellents are sometimes less effective due to the nature of the insects. I can't find any other explanation.

The kit works. It has everything you need, and if you have a variable speed drill to effectively sand with the right sequence of sandpapers, you will see positive results. The polish for finishing is of very good quality. No comparison to some kits that come with a yogurt-like polish that just caresses the surface. In my case, the headlight was so dull that you couldn't see the mirror inside. After the intervention, it is two clicks below new. The job did not require more than 10 minutes of attention.

The furniture is as it seems.
It comes in two cardboard boxes, quite heavy I would say.
There was a shortage of 4 plastic caps for the assembly clamps. Obviously random. There was no damaged piece.
The quality of the wood is classic (veneer-type wood) for its category.
The assembly is easy but not one hour... it requires a little attention in the first steps to find the sequence of things. The instructions are considered moderately clear. They are in the form of images, and you need to pay attention at the beginning so as not to make corrections later.
At the beginning of the assembly, the construction may seem very unstable, but as you tighten it, it will stabilize.
The assembly of the pieces is good.
Wall supports are also provided if you want to secure it to the wall.
I consider that it is slightly overpriced, but that's how commerce works.
Keep in mind that the chest of drawers is deeper than the peripheral construction and protrudes forward.
Final opinion... positive!

As an OBD device, it works, but I couldn't find a program that works at least. Torque doesn't cooperate properly. None of the ones I tried display a list of errors. I imagine it's not the device's fault, but the programs.
The test was done on a Skoda Fabia mk1