🏮 Chinese Wishing Lanterns, 20 Pack Paper Lanterns - Eco-Friendly, Biodegradable Lanterns for Weddings, Celebrations, Memorial Ceremonies (White) Review

The idea behind this is great and I love that they are biodegradable and 100% eco friendly. However, when removing the item from the packaging, the thin material can tear very easily, preventing the flashlight from working. We couldn't get the four we tried to work at all.

Cuts through the pipe so easily you'd think there was witchcraft involved. You just keep turning the knob by turning it. The tube just breaks into pieces as if it was always in two parts. As another reviewer pointed out, it's best to start lightly until a good groove forms, then twist it all the way until the tube pops out.

Tried a different product this time and regret I did. This is bad quality. Of the 20 in the pack, 19 were glued to the center of each balloon. The paper is thin and they were a lot smaller than the ones we've used before. Attempting to detach them resulted in them becoming torn and unusable. So disappointing. I would not recommend it.

I bought these lights for my mother in law Holiday of Life. We are open 6 All had tears, some up to 4 inches, others maybe half an inch. Some didn't open fully, maybe the glue seeped through the flimsy paper and spread to the other side? I do not know? But at the end of her memorial services, we wanted these lanterns to float to honor her life and the time she spent in her favorite travel destinations. We couldn't, it was very disappointing.

Bought these for my daughter's prom as we make a lot of lanterns each summer. My sister was so excited to make them like she had never made them before. Went through half of them and none worked properly. They caught fire before they expanded. And yes, we know how to do them right. We ended up throwing away the rest and didn't light the lanterns that night. I'll buy them at our usual store. I'm just trying to save myself the trip to the store

This tool is probably mainly for cutting the softer tubes used in plumbing etc. I used it to cut a very hard steerer tube on my mountain bike fork. It made a nice clean cut, but be aware that I probably turned this cutter around (and tightened it very gradually) for probably 15 minutes before it finally cut all the way through. My hands and arms ached from the exertion, it's not an easy task. So yes it will do the job but I don't know if the blade will be sharp enough to cut much more in the…