Nature's Miracle Advanced Platinum No More Marking, 24 Ounces, Helps Discourage Repetitive Pet Marking
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- HELPS DISCOURAGE REPETITIVE MARKING: Formulated to deter dogs from revisiting and marking the same spot twice.
- FOR INDOOR TRAINING: Ideal solution when trying to break dogs marking behaviors.
- REPELLENT SCENT FORMULATED WITH ESSENTIAL OILS: Repellent scent deters dogs from returning to the treated area.
- SAFE FOR PETS AND HOME: Safe for use around pets and home when used as directed.
Description
Natureโs Miracle Advanced Platinum No More Marking helps prevent dogs from revisiting and marking the same spot twice. This product is ideal for using during indoor training when trying to break dogsโ marking behaviors. Repellent scent formulated with essential oils and deters dogs from returning to the treated area. Safe for use around pets and home when used as directed.
Product Dimensions โ : โ 2.3 x 4.4 x 10.7 inches; 1.72 Pounds
Item model number โ : โ P-98402
Department โ : โ Unisex-Adult
Date First Available โ : โ February 9, 2023
Manufacturer โ : โ Spectrum Brands Pet
Country of Origin โ : โ USA
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I do multiple camping trips per year and I've bought more camping lanterns, LED headlights, and rechargeable D and 18650 batteries than most people have teeth in their mouth, multiplied by like 4 or 5 times. I have a very bright 500 lumens lantern from about 10 years ago, which I use rechargeable D batteries in. I decided it's time to upgrade the batteries as well as the lanterns as the batteries were starting to show their age. So... I bought these three lanterns listed below. Here's what I'm seeing so far, using the same, new D rechargeable batteries in each (ie swapping the batteries). I have a lux meter device that measures light output. Unfortunately I can't find it, but when I do, I'll update this review with images. Lumens is the total output of light from a device. Manufacturers make wild claims, with some outright making the numbers up. Lux is the actual measurement of light that hits or reaches a surface. For example, the sun might be 100 trillion lumens (I'm making up a number here to make a point). But, in the winter, only a small amount of this luminosity or lux actually hits the Earth's Northern hemisphere surface due to the angle of the sunlight because of the tilt of the Earth. The lumens is being spread across a larger area, like butter being scraped across a lot of bread. As a result, we have a colder season, called winter, due to a lower amount of sunlight per square inch reaching us (in the Northern Hemisphere ) even though during the Northern Hemisphere winter, the Earth is actually closer to the sun than in the summer! In the Northern Hemisphere summer despite the Earth being further from the sun, more sunlight per square inch hits the Northern Hemisphere, thus it's warmer and we have more light (longer days, summer solstice etc), or more lux. The sun may be a huge lumens generator, but if you're on the dark side of the moon, you've got literally no lux. That's why lumens claims are pointless if manufacturers design their lanterns poorly, or are blatantly making things up. Lux is more important. 1. B08F3BXXNZ - StarLight LED Camping Lantern. This product claims 1,000 lumens, but it's only about half the brightness of my old 500 lumens lantern. I'd estimate the real lumens is 250-300 only. 2. B082HFFH98 - Consciot Ultra Bright LED Camping Lantern. This product advertises 1,000 lumens also, and is somewhat brighter than my old 500 lumens lantern. I'd estimate it to be around 750 lumens. 3. B082HD5JDH - LED Camping Lantern, Consciot Battery Powered Camping Lights. This lantern is very bright. It too claims 1,000 lumens. I concur this could be correct as it's significantly brighter than my old 500 lumens lantern. This product has the most lux, and will be the brightest. As for longevity and battery life, I cannot say as I'm only about to go camping next week for an entire week and will test them out. The image I posted of 4 lanterns shows the brightness from left to right, with left being the weakest/dimmest and right being the brightest. And yes, that's 4 boxes of Twinkies in the background. Told you I'm going camping next week. If you look up item B015ZFKLNK, that's the old Amazon product number for the 500 lumens lantern I bought. The seller has now changed the product to something different by upgrading the product, but like many sellers, continue to use old irrelevant reviews. Sometimes they'll switch products to something else completely different, which is why some reviews doesn't match their products, leaving you scratching your head. But they do this to keep the high product ratings. That's why it's important to ignore old reviews and read them carefully. Anyways, if you look at the reviews of that product, my review is the top rated one, with almost 600 likes. But that review is for the old product, not the new one. Update early July, 2023: I decided to return the super dim lanterns, B08F3BXXNZ - StarLight LED Camping Lantern. It would be a waste of time and energy for me to even bother bringing them along. The other two lanterns were bright as expected with B082HD5JDH coming out slightly brighter. Be warned however, because of the brightness, it also uses up batteries fast at highest settings and you'll start noticing dimming within a few hours of use. For both better lanterns actually, at highest settings, you'll need to replace batteries each night, or switch to a lower setting. Update July 14, 2023: I bought new rechargeable EBL D sized batteries in 2016, and some Tenergy batteries in 2013. It's 2023. Both sets of batteries no longer charge, except for maybe about 10% of them. Last year, they still mostly all charged. Given the math of 10 years vs 7 years, clearly the Tenergy batteries lasted longer. Having said that, I bought new EBL D rechargeable batteries because they were cheaper. Bad mistake. They didn't last 2+ hours on these lanterns before dimming. So, I was reading some reviews elsewhere for an EBL D size converter where it took one (1) AA battery into the shell of a D size part, allowing you to use an AA battery in a D slot. The reviews weren't good, but one mentioned item B081G5KSQ1, which allows three (3) AA batteries. I bought it to test, and here are the results. Test criteria: A random combination of three to eight (3-8) year old 6 AA 2,300 mAh rechargeable Energizer and 3 AA Panasonic Eneloop 2,100 mAh rechargeable batteries were used, in combination with item B081G5KSQ1 vs 6 brand spanking new D size rechargeable EBL batteries. All batteries were tested in two brand new 1,000 lumens lantern, item B082HD5JDH. Results: Initially, the D EBL batteries were slightly brighter. I swapped the batteries and that made no difference for the batteries, meaning the issue isn't related to the lantern. The effects followed the batteries around. After 2 hours, I started seeing dimming of the lantern with EBL batteries. After 4 hours, the EBL D sized battery powered lantern was even more significantly dimmer. See my pictures. Verdict: 3-8 year old rechargeable Energizer and Panasonic AA batteries significantly beat out brand spanking new EBL rechargeable batteries. In fact, I posted a video of 7 year old EBL batteries no longer charging. They were kept indoors and used a few times only almost every summer except for COVID in 2020. Will these new EBL batteries last? So far they can't even beat AA batteries. If your rechargeable D batteries aren't performing, you know what to do after reading my review.
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Reviewed in the United States ๐บ๐ธ on June 24, 2023 by Wanos Wanos
This is the second set I purchased of these lanterns as I really liked the first set. Upon doing extensive research on a variety of options out there for sale, the biggest beef people have is that the power button flashes. This one does not, and stays illuminated when powered-on so it's not annoying. Other complaints I've read about this one is people can't find the direction of how the batteries go in. If you look deep within the battery well you'll see raised in the plastic a plus (+) and minus (-) symbols to help with this. Yet another complaint was that people had a difficult time opening the lantern base. I don't understand why...you just turn the base and it comes right off. What I also particularly like is the hook on the bottom so you can hang the lantern upside down. The hook also has a spring latch on it so it can't inadvertently pop off if say, the wind takes it or you bump your head on it, etc. (Of course, if a bear messes with it then all bets are off!) Some people have issue with it using D-sized batteries. Yes, D-cells are big, they're heavy...but recognize that the difference between the D-cell units and AA-cell ones is an AA-cell has a smaller "gas tank" of power. Therefore, the use of the D-cells will allow the lantern to be used significantly longer than say, if it required AA-cells...and therefore you can go longer without having to change the batteries. Sure, it adds more overall weight to the lantern, but the size of the lantern itself is pretty small and light to begin with. Just keep in mind that you get what you pay for. Will this survive if you drop it off a cliff? Definitely not--but show me a $100 lantern that will.
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Reviewed in the United States ๐บ๐ธ on June 4, 2023 by Nemo
I love these battery power portable lanterns. The lantern has three settings (1) bright white light (2) Low yellowish light and (3) an emergency flashing light. The lantern is lightweight and durable, well constructed and has a nicely contoured handle for carrying. The two pak lanterns will serve my household well down here the south where thunderstorms and hurricanes are plenteous. The value exceeds the cost. "GREAT BUY"
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Reviewed in the United States ๐บ๐ธ on July 7, 2023 by MEA
This isn't a bad little lantern for less than fifteen bucks. I have lanterns that are rechargeable, but wanted one that was strictly operated with batteries you have to put in, on the concept that if the power is out long term you won't be able to charge the rechargeable ones. Solar charging is also a good option and I do have a couple of those, but they have to sit out in the sun for an unspecified amount of time to charge, and tend to go flat just sitting on a shelf. It just seems wise to have a lantern or two like this one that all you have to do is pop batteries into it and you have light. It's very bright, and for the money you can't go wrong with this lantern. Three big "D" cells, coupled with LED technology should provide a pretty decent amount of lighting time, and I would definitely recommend this for camping, night fishing, emergency preparedness, or whatever one would need a battery operated lantern for.
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Reviewed in the United States ๐บ๐ธ on May 17, 2023 by S. Mariner
This is a very bright lantern that has the ability to use at different intensities. Putting the the batteries in is not very easy, but once you figure it out, the lantern works well.
Reviewed in the United States ๐บ๐ธ on July 10, 2023 by Coffeholic
These are the brightest lights for such a small lanternโฆ the Best Buy !!!
Reviewed in the United States ๐บ๐ธ on July 17, 2023 by Janice Mann
Useful where there is no electricity.
Reviewed in the United States ๐บ๐ธ on July 19, 2023 by BluerthanBlue
Small but the light is good and bright. I would buy again
Reviewed in the United States ๐บ๐ธ on June 22, 2023 by Dfw