Review on Yansanido Christmas Artificial Ornaments Decorations by Rebecca Colon
Pathetic packaging: Seasonal decor
The tree is very beautiful! I love baby pink and blue. The balls are made of plastic and are therefore safe for small children. The sad thing is they couldn't spend a bit more on the packaging. Judging by the picture, almost every plastic ball was dented. There is no way to flatten it. I did my best. All you can do is hang it upside down from a tree and hope no one notices. I would love to return it but my daughter fell in love with it. I don't want to break her little heart and send it back.
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