Advantages: Smells nice and is anti-bacterial washing up liquid Disadvantages: checking further into the ingredients perhaps ..
Tesco Antibacterial Washing Up Liquid FrenchLavender
I've bought this product for my last two online shops now, as I liked it so much the first time that I used it. This is a Tesco own brand product .The bottle that Tesco Anti-Bacterial FrenchLavender Washing up liquid comes in is pretty standard -similar to the one used by a leading brand of washing up liquid. For me the colour of the liquid seems quite unique or unusual but then that is reflecting the unique scent of the product. The Liquid is a purply blue colour which is to be expected of a product that is Lavender scented .
The size of this bottle is 500ml (pretty standard) The bottle advertises the scent as 'French' Lavender but not knowing myself if FrenchLavender is meant to smell any different to regular Lavender found in country parks ,woodlands or in the back garden ...
Advantages: lots of healing properties Disadvantages: none
Lavender
There are around twenty eight species of lavender and it is one of the most commonest plants that we all associate with essential oils and bathroom products, when we buy toilet blocks, air freshener, essential oils and room deodorises, you can always find lavender as one of the scents.
It can be found in most well established gardens and in garden centres as it is a great plant for adding colour to the garden display.
This is a hardy evergreen plant, with fragrant flowers, it grows as a shrub which spread and set into the ground well in most soils and in most area's of the garden. Although they do like a sunny position they will grow well in part shady area's.
The plants usually grow to around a 3-4 ft spread so give them room when you position them in the garden. They will flower from July to September and the flowers ...
Sunnysmiles 05.11.2006
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Lavender
Advantages: The Wilkinson hardware. The playability. Good value. Disadvantages: The blue finish hides the flamed maple veneer. Tone+Volume knobs. Serial number format.
Vintage VRS100
Well first off I paid £150 for this. Ex-demo, so not new, not second hand, think in-between the two. This is a PRS copy and Vintage have pretty much nailed the body shape! It's a Double-cut. Vintage says the VRS means "Vintage Rock Series".
The finish I chose for this guitar was the "through blue". A very dark blue finish on the front with a lighter greeny-blue on the back and neck. This finish is semi transparent (you can see the wood). Through blue is now a discontinued colour.
For the body 3 pieces of Eastern poplar have been used. A bookmatched flamed maple veneer is glued on top. The top of the guitar is carved while the back is contoured for comfort. The neck is nice and chunky set neck and is made up of 2 pieces of maple with a 1 piece rosewood fingerboard. Upon the fretboard are 24 medium frets ...
