@heatherstewart8297 We received it Dec 23 and they play with it every night still. I charge it during the day and they all come out when they hear me unplug it. 😁

@adlannur9350 thanks for asking! I do find the paper filters seem to contribute more to a smoother finish. And the metal one (at least mine) sometimes allows fine grounds through. Since I don't often drink my coffee black, it's not as much of an issue right now for me. I switched to the metal filter a long time ago to save even more space. Even though the paper filters are small I didn't like storing them. So silly to think about now. I should try them again.

@@MutinyRanchReviews Ahh okay, thank you for the quick reply! I'm still on the fence about switching to a metal filter. On the one hand, I'd love to limit my waste and save more in the long run. On the other hand, I'd prefer the cleaner, smoother finish of the paper filter. I tend to drink my coffee black, so it may have a greater impact on my case. That said, I think I'll try the metal one and see if I'm okay with the taste. Thank you!

@SusanBowker He wears a fly mask and has a set of boots for his hind legs (I didn't show putting on the rear boots because I needed to was his legs first...they were really dirty). We also use fly bags to trap flies and fly predators to try to control the fly population. We also use a natural fly spray on his body made by Spaulding. He destroys fly sheets, but we keep trying. I think we have a pretty good array of fly protection for him and our other rescue animals.

@SusanBowker oh, I should mention, we have a few weeks out of the year when the flies are incredibly bad and seem to love to attack the horses front legs. They bite, draw blood, and leave scabs. It's terrible. The horses stomp to try to get the flies off, which can lead to lameness issues. Fly sprays don't seem to work well on their legs. I think it wears off faster and our horses will wade in the pond which washes it off. The boots have worked wonders for their comfort.

Interesting! Is it the feature itself you don't like, or do you think it affects the overall functionality of the flashlight?

@MutinyRanchReviews Oh, it doesn't affect the function, I just prefer simple expectations from a light; if a light requires a certain set of steps to get a function then I pass because I don't want to point and press only to discover it's in SOS mode or low beam or flash mode. I have a gun light that will either open on high beam or flash depending on how it was last used, and I have a few lights in drawers that require long presses or multiple presses to get to the function I want. At $20 per light I would otherwise be interested if it were simple on/off.

@bikeman9419 Thank you! I agree that these flashlights are a great tool to have. It's so important to have them in multiple places (house, car, garage, barn) sobthese multiple packs are a great value. Thanks so much!!!

@@ruthiewrangler9864 I should have mentioned that...yes, you can add sides. Thanks!!

@2ootSuite right!? We used carpet remnants for a whole and it was back breaking work to move them once they got wet and dirty. Our new mats are even heavier!

I sure wish they had these back when I had horses! It was backbreaking work moving those full-size stall mats. The hardest part now looks like it’s getting the goats off the mat long enough to move it! 😂

@kmdejonge lol, it's so funny you say that because in the original clip I mention that I'll show how easy it to move the mat once I get the goats off! 🤣

@@ruthiewrangler9864 thanks so much!!! I truly appreciate this. 🥰