2002 Expedition is still running smooth with 180,000+ miles. definitely more substantial than standard filters. I use with 10,000 mile synthetic oil.

Simple installation. No more than 20 minutes. Quality materials as mentioned in all of the reviews. Requires phillips screwdriver. A torx wrench is not necessary.

I was hesitant to buy this at first as I have many books (most too complex for my level of play) and online courses - some very good and helpful and others complete crap. Once the price hit $49 on sale I grabbed it and I haven't been disappointed. It is very fun and a great repetitive learning tool. The arcade games are of questionable value but it certainly isn't a negative to have them included. There is a slight lag in sound and I have tried all the connection methods suggested. The best I found was one not recommended - HDMI to TV and then the ARC feature on TV and receiver delivers sound to my surround system. The only thing I would like to see is less metal and more classic rock and blues. Also the price of add-on songs is a bit high ($2.99/song) but then with copy-write issues I guess that's the way it is. I would likely dole out money on them if they would add more songs in different genres and that would be a great way to capture a bigger audience as well. A new addiction in the making and one that is actually helpful to me! My wife might disagree, however...

Do not buy a Navien tankless waterheater! The units are poorly made, the customer service is laughable. They will advise you to do things to the hearer that will void the warrantee! My plumbers were shocked. I had an old fashoined tanked-system water heater for almost 20 years without a loss of service-ever. I decided to go more green and get a tankless water heater, thinking the technology is not new and had been used in industry for decades and should have the bugs worked out of it. Not so. At least the Navien folks have taken the basic technology of the tankless system and surrounded it with cheap poorly designed components and microprocessor technogy so that it is completely unreliable. Buyer beware!

I've been using a Zagg keyboard with my iPad Air for several years. I liked it, but it frequently it lost Bluetooth connections between the iPad and the keyboard. I also had Belgian and Clamcase keyboards, both of which had major problems within a year. I just purchased this iPad Pro 9.7 keyboard case and it so far it is perfect in most ways. The one thing I have to get used to is that they added a key--"pgup"--that I've found, when I hit the right hand shift key, I sometimes hit this key instead. It sends the cursor to the beginning of the text. I guess I just have to get used to that with a little farther reach with my right pinky. Otherwise, this case is awesome. They have successfully matched the Rose Gold color of the iPad to the case, which has a cutout showing the Apple logo through the opening. It is substantial, so yes, it does add weight, but I kind of like that. They have balanced the bottom weight so that the iPad doesn't cause the top to tip over, as I had sometimes happen with the Zagg. It truly makes your iPad into a mini computer. It also protects both sides of the iPad--some of the covers don't. The keyboard is crisp, and if you like to write more than a few words on your iPad, this will make your work much easier. It is backlit if you want--many colors--or you can turn off the backlighting. I think the metal can scratch, so I made a quilted fabric envelope for it to travel around in. In general, this is the best keyboard I have ever owned for my iPad. I just ordered the Apple Pen, and look forward to using that with my new iPad.

These function so well at cleaning my machine! After forgetting a load for a couple days, I had quite the stink build-up. 1 machine clean cycle brought my machine back to new--fresh and ready for the next load.