Review on JASHIKA Fall Harvest Mini Maple String Light, Autumn Leaves 10 Feet 40 LEDs Battery Operated With Remote For Thanksgiving Party Home Wreath Decoration by Justin Abreu
Cute but. on my review.
Cute office decoration. Easy to hang and maneuver. I love the little remote and it makes it easy to turn on and off. The only issue is, and I have to check if its user error but it burned though ultra batteries in a matter of a week, that makes me really sad. Other than that good product so far
- Fall Elegance for Your Family and Guests in Harvest and Thanksgiving Night
- The autumn leaves design is not very versatile and may only be appropriate for a short period of time during the fall season, limiting its utility as a year-round decoration
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