I bought four of these 5/8-inch Flexogen hoses--25, 50, 75, and 100 feet--for different areas of yard around the house. After a season of use they've proven to be good hoses. Of course, it's very favorable that they don't leak. But what particularly impresses me about them is their notably light weight and flexibility, which make them a lot easier to handle than my previous hoses. The flexibility diminishes in cold weather, but a garden hose is less useful then anyway.

This MCAT review book is decent for biology, general chemistry, physics...but definitely not organic chemistry. I don't know what was wrong with the team in charge of editing this section, but there are a plethora of errors and erroneous diagrams. Don't take what is said in this book as solid truth because you will get those concepts wrong on the mcat. Additionally, there seems to be a problem with kaplan's printing company. On several figures in blue, there are noticeable cutoffs which confuse an H2O for H2C, for example.