Had one in the early seventies before wheeled suitcases were readily available. You hade to remove them to go on plane and put in the overhead lockers. Used mine about 4 times before it fell apart. Bunged it in a bin at Luton Airport.
Or a tight, or a shoe, or a trouser, or a sock. QVC use that ridiculous parlance also…
It's some sort of device to tighten your skin, I'm assuming it would give you some sort of face lift. Some bad reviews on Trustpilot (from buying direct from the company, not IW) and some of the good ones don't look genuine to me. Some just gush about how quickly the product arrived.
. Seriously, that's a massive outlay and I would need more than her words to say it works.Probably a case in point as to why they don't show numbers sold on screen ...
He keeps saying they are made of stone. I'm not sure about that, resin perhaps.
He will insist on referring to all these things as being made of stone, then as you say proceeds to move them with zero effort. As you say, most likely resin. Regardless, they ain't stone, lol. I think he's doing it intentionally to deceive the viewer into thinking they're higher quality than they actually are.
It doesn’t look visually at all like stone. It looks very much like it has no substance – a bit like himself. Anyway, haven’t they got previous for saying these sort of items are made of stone, and then when somebody gets them home, after ordering on the basis that they are made of stone, only to find they are made of resin? I think there is a review along those lines on Trustpilot.
I can't understand him being bitten. After all he bought the bug zappers and the electrified swatter.
