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80 of 80 people found the following review helpful: By Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Perky-Pet 348 Window Wild Bird Feeder (Lawn & Patio) Well, after reading lots of reviews about similar products, I decided to purchase this one- even though some had stated that it wasn't very good. First let me point out that there are no directions with this feeder- so really it's best to follow the advice of others that have posted reviews as far as the best way to hang the feeder. I put the feeder up, put in some food, and waited. A few hours later we heard a crash! I was horrified that my brand new feeder had crashed down and shattered into a billion pieces. I should probably add that I live in a dormitory on the third floor with both grass and cement below us. I was very relieved to find the feeder still completely in tack...and was able to find the suction cups nearby as well. I then went back and found some of the reviews that suggest how to prepare the window and suctions cups so the feeder will stay in place. I washed the window very well, and washed the suction cups in warm soapy water. I let both air dry completely...Read more 59 of 60 people found the following review helpful: This review is from: Perky-Pet 348 Window Wild Bird Feeder (Lawn & Patio) Customer Video Review Length:: 0:04 MinsI have been pleasantly surprised with this little feeder. As you can see in the video clip, the feeder can be filled to the brim with seeds and hold 2 birds and still not fall. In fact, I have had two of these feeders on my windows for well over three months and have yet to have them fall off. The birds enjoy eating out of these feeders - despite the fact our cats leap into the window trying to attack them. They provide hours of entertainment. 43 of 43 people found the following review helpful: By D. Dalessio (Walpole, MA United States) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) Customer Video Review Length:: 0:04 MinsInstallation was a breeze. I cleaned the window well, then stuck on the suction cups. It didn't take the birds long to find it. We've had Chickadees, Blue Jays, Cardinals, Titmouse, and more. We have a cat that often sits in that windowsill and it doesn't deter the birds from eating. (Don't worry, the window is always closed, and he can't get to the birds.) |