| « Previous | 2001 to 2010 of 2600 | Next » |
Anonymous
Oral-B is better than Philips Sonicare.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Based on ??? //@Anonymous: Oral-B is better than Philips Sonicare.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
I asked a few different dentists about it and got similar answer, they have pretty much effects. More important thing is how to use it properly and brushing time and frequency. //@Anonymous: Oral-B is better than Philips Sonicare.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Pricing is better, but you get what you paid for. //@Anonymous: Based on ??? //@Anonymous: Oral-B is better than Philips Sonicare.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Oral-B might be better, however they don't support world voltage, aka 220v. //@anonymous: Oral-B is better than Philips Sonicare.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Oral-b customer service is better. Philips is below average. That's my experience. //@Anonymous: Based on ??? //@Anonymous: Oral-B is better than Philips Sonicare.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
That’sa great deal
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Geez, what don't they make?
5 years ago |
hotdeal2018
no high mileage 0w-20 :-(
5 years ago |
Anonymous
They don't make anything actually.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Gee. Order 1. It costs me $70 to change my 2015 Nissan Sentra's oil at Gateway Tires because it has to be full synthetic. Now changing it myself would cost about $20 including the filter.
Unbelievable, Costco.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Saving 50 bucks a year isn't that much plus you get your hands messy //@anonymous: Gee. Order 1. It costs me $70 to change my 2015 Nissan Sentra's oil at Gateway Tires because it has to be full synthetic. Now changing it myself would cost about $20 including the filter.
Unbelievable, Costco.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
who is the manufacturer?
5 years ago |
Anonymous
All synthetic oil are not created equal. Those no name band from discount store I wouldn’t trust and use it on my car.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
I change my own oil not because of the cost savings. I do it for the time savings. Going to a reliable shop to change oil takes too much time. Plus, when you do it yourself, you know that you're getting good oil and a good filter. //@Anonymous: Saving 50 bucks a year isn't that much plus you get your hands messy //@anonymous: Gee. Order 1. It costs me $70 to change my 2015 Nissan Sentra's oil at Gateway Tires because it has to be full synthetic. Now changing it myself would cost about $20 including the filter.
Unbelievable, Costco.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Agreed. I will also remember to ware those one time plastic gloves so I don't have to worry about getting my hands messy. : ) //@Anonymous: I change my own oil not because of the cost savings. I do it for the time savings. Going to a reliable shop to change oil takes too much time. Plus, when you do it yourself, you know that you're getting good oil and a good filter. //@Anonymous: Saving 50 bucks a year isn't that much plus you get your hands messy //@anonymous: Gee. Order 1. It costs me $70 to change my 2015 Nissan Sentra's oil at Gateway Tires because it has to be full synthetic. Now changing it myself would cost about $20 including the filter.
Unbelievable, Costco.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
I also change my own oil. I simply don't trust those quick lube "car mechanic".
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Check the chemical content and you will know what you are talking about....educate yourself in chemistry, regulation standards of the oil industry. Its like the pharmacy, you can go with the store brand or with a branded pill with the same active content for more $$$. //@Anonymous: All synthetic oil are not created equal. Those no name band from discount store I wouldn’t trust and use it on my car.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Only XS and S available
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Girls jacket has bigger sizes. //@Anonymous: Only XS and S available
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Don’t see the offer in amazon
5 years ago |
Harry
Updated, thank you. //@anonymous: Don’t see the offer in amazon
5 years ago |
| « Previous | 2001 to 2010 of 2600 | Next » |
Anonymous
GOOD DEAL?
5 years ago |
Anonymous
If fly delta sounds great //@anonymous: GOOD DEAL?
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Yes, use a points credit card to buy some of these //@anonymous: GOOD DEAL?
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Then you lost all benefit/coverage from your credit card purchase.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
OOS, or link does not work.
5 years ago |
cheetah
Thanks. Expired. //@anonymous: OOS, or link does not work.
5 years ago |