Michele Vespi
01-07-2014, 1:58 PM
I always run a price check with Amazon after enrolling in Amazon Prime (basically its free 2nd day air or drastically reduced next day air) I jotted down prices at the locally owned hardware store (far less expensive) and was comparing when the negative reviews tempted me.... Enjoy!
Good Luck Getting the Cap Off! @#$%&!, June 18, 2012
By
CityMouse (http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/AGO7AVK7XHBTL/ref=cm_cr_rdp_pdp)
This review is from: RUST-OLEUM A67141 Watco Quart Teak Oil Finish One-Step Protection (Tools & Home Improvement)
I was tempted to give one star because of the sheer hassle I went through just trying to get the cap off.
After struggling with it a good 20 minutes, I went to the internet and googled "watko oil cap" and found these Amazon reviews. I followed the advice of a previous poster here who said to remove the plastic cap with a pair of pliers. Underneath the useless plastic cap is a metal screw-on cap that you can -- gasp! surprise! shock! -- actually remove by unscrewing it! Imagine that!
If I hadn't had internet access and if I hadn't seen that tip here, I would have returned the Watko oil to Lowes.
Fortunately though, it only took 10 minutes to literally rip the plastic cap off with a pair of pliers. And after 30 minutes of struggling, I was actually able to start using the product. And the product itself is good.
Watko, are you listening?? Your customers should not have to go to the internet to figure out ways to remove your malfunctioning cap! Come on, now!
http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/x-locale/common/carrot._V192251235_.gifTom (http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/A2XLL64N712PKC/ref=cm_cr_rev_detpdp) says:
I know that I risk the chance that you've already done this but....
The cap is quite easy to remove if you follow the simple instructions on the top of the cap.
Push down while twisting counterclockwise. So easy a caveman could do it. Oh ! wait.... a caveman would just smash the can and throw it......
Good Luck Getting the Cap Off! @#$%&!, June 18, 2012
By
CityMouse (http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/AGO7AVK7XHBTL/ref=cm_cr_rdp_pdp)
This review is from: RUST-OLEUM A67141 Watco Quart Teak Oil Finish One-Step Protection (Tools & Home Improvement)
I was tempted to give one star because of the sheer hassle I went through just trying to get the cap off.
After struggling with it a good 20 minutes, I went to the internet and googled "watko oil cap" and found these Amazon reviews. I followed the advice of a previous poster here who said to remove the plastic cap with a pair of pliers. Underneath the useless plastic cap is a metal screw-on cap that you can -- gasp! surprise! shock! -- actually remove by unscrewing it! Imagine that!
If I hadn't had internet access and if I hadn't seen that tip here, I would have returned the Watko oil to Lowes.
Fortunately though, it only took 10 minutes to literally rip the plastic cap off with a pair of pliers. And after 30 minutes of struggling, I was actually able to start using the product. And the product itself is good.
Watko, are you listening?? Your customers should not have to go to the internet to figure out ways to remove your malfunctioning cap! Come on, now!
http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/x-locale/common/carrot._V192251235_.gifTom (http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/A2XLL64N712PKC/ref=cm_cr_rev_detpdp) says:
I know that I risk the chance that you've already done this but....
The cap is quite easy to remove if you follow the simple instructions on the top of the cap.
Push down while twisting counterclockwise. So easy a caveman could do it. Oh ! wait.... a caveman would just smash the can and throw it......