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13 September 2018
Useful for storing small items
Useful for storing small items, such as buttons, nuts, bolts, washers, screws etc. Not for serious banknote collectors - fiddly and too easy to crease or bend notes on insertion or extraction.
08 July 2017
Does what it says on the box - reliably
Width of spray, number of nozzles and volume of flow are all adjustable quickly and easily. I have three of these sprayers, two of which have worked well for years. The third has had (and still has) a persistent problem with the so-called 'spray guard' - a completely useless sales gimmick that occasionally causes the oscillation mechanism to jam. Otherwise, these sprayers have been 100% reliable.
22 December 2017
Too weak for so many arms
This has more arms than any other Tom Chambers feeding station yet, inexplicably, does NOT have a heavy-duty spike. It works OK, but the central pole is frankly too weak and unstable for so many arms. Better to go for Deluxe, Elegance or Royale. The arms screw clamp to the central pole, but poor quality brazing means that not every screw clamp works. Any loose arm swivels around in the breeze and has to be supported by the arms underneath. To get any kind of stability, the pole must be hammered deep into the ground, which means that the lowest arms are well within pouncing distance of any agile cat. I’ve deleted two arms and the device works well enough – and the birds seem to be happy, which is what matters.