The third time we applied rejuvenate floor shine refresher the marks where it was squirted onto the floor were ALL showing, after the floor dried. Therefore I assumed there was a build up of the product. The Rejuvenate cleaner did NOT remove the shine refresher. We had to use DUKE, an all purpose cleaner and degreaser to strip our hardwood floor. I bought DUKE at Home Depot in the paint section. Duke is made by Ducan. The Ducan products were near where I found the DUKE. It took a lot of scrubbing to remove the shine refresher. We found if we let the duke sit for a minute before we scrubbed it was easier to remove the rejuvenate shine refresher. My hardwood floors are now stripped with no damage but also 'no shine'.

This sheet is blue with brown dots, NOT blue with white dots. I will be sending it back, because it was bought for a white bassinet.

Have to admit I didn't finish watching this horrid piece of tripe. Two thirds of the way through, I'm still uncertain whether the director was going for a serious film, or one that made fun of itself. Any laughs I had were because of the over-acting.

Many stories are great, but I just couldn't get through a few and had to skip them. Perhaps I don't understand the bigger picture (?)