Review on Toplife by Ryan Whatley

To put it more accurately, toplife is more like top-strife, am I right? You don't need to look any further than this home and kitchen organization nightmare if you're looking for an internet shopping experience that will leave you feeling frustrated and disappointed. Their container for storing is a complete farce. Not only do they not stack correctly, but the covers also do not fit very securely, which means that there is a good chance that food will be scattered all over the kitchen. And as for what they term "kitchen gadgets," don't even get me started on that topic. The only thing I can think of that they're useful for is collecting dust in your drawers, if that's even possible. The quality of their customer support is on par with the quality of their products. They take an interminable amount of time to respond to correspondence, and when they do, the assistance they offer is about on par with that of a chocolate teapot. What about their shipping and delivery? It's almost as if they're using a mollusk as a mode of transportation. But hold on, there's even more to it! Their prices are exorbitant in comparison to the low quality of the products they sell. It would be in your best interest to utilize some cardboard boxes and duct tape when organizing your house and kitchen. Avoiding Toplife will save you a lot of headaches, so do yourself a favor and stay away from it. Unless, of course, you want to make your existence more difficult and full of disappointment, in which case you should proceed.