I am looking to get a puppy within the next year or two and I am struggling to decide which breed to get. I would like a dog that can adapt to my lifestyle (I have limited mobility) and can get along with my 3 cats. Would you recommend a Cavalier?
I like the Balsam Hill tree better. The darker green color is one reason. The other reason is that the blue lights on the King of Christmas tree are that harsh, fake electric blue that gives me a headache.
Cavaliers recognize each other as being the same breed. I have had them for over 26 years now! I can't live without one or two in my life at a time. I have Penny Lane (a Ruby) and Lacee Bella (a Tri-Color). They are both 6 years old.
Sadie is a beautiful cavi they both are she is almost identical to my tri colour ben I had cavis are awesome loving daft bundles of trouble fun and love i lost my been at 7 with heart trouble which cavis are known for they snore very loudly awesome bundles of fun
Oh my gosh ur Mums home is the best!! Ur hilarious 😂 saying her living room will put u in a good mood 😅!! I luve it and the reindeers, 🦔 hedge hogs, birds, nativity. And the fun she has her kitchen so festive!! Very sweet. Ur nails 💅 are nice too. Thx for sharing!! ❤ 🤗 🌺 💕 🐶 😊
I have had 2 Balsam Hill 9ft. Frasier Fir.(Color + Clear) First one after 1 month up and fully decorated the mid section lights went out. After a long back and forth with customer service, they agreed to send me a new one. Took down the fully decorated and up went new one. After 2 years (and still under warranty, thank heavens) the tree went out. Great customer service...sent me a new tree. That tree lasted 3 years..I tried everything and nothing worked and out of warranty this time. Price has tripled since I started with them so ended running out and getting a Lowes tree which I hate. The tree is beautiful..not enough lights. Added lights to it this year. Looked great but a pain to take down. Might as well just add lights to a naked tree.. The Balsam Hill Frasier Fir that I had, didn't have enough lights to use it with just color or just white...But with both on, spectacular. Tree is extremely heavy ( we are in our middle 60's and not super tall either!). Pain to put up, take down and store (takes up a lot of space). Also, understand the warranty...If you buy after Christmas..it starts then..meaning you are missing almost a year of warranty, You can also purchase extra 2 years but make sure you know what that covers and finally, because BH was the all time prettiest tree I've ever owned I have looked at their "Clearance" trees and they are "reasonable"...however I thought I saw that the 3 year warranty isn't valid on "clearance"..Better to call to get the full info fyi. I also have a KOC 7 1/2 foot flocked tree. Because its, smaller, it's easier to put up. Not enough lights for me but acceptable. Comes with remote that has 8 functions you will never use. One is strobe like...I wish they would add more lights and cut out all the other nonsense. Light color when all lights are out in room look a bit yellow/green but don't notice it when all the lights are on. It's still a beautiful tree when fully decorated and I would buy again. I guess there is no "perfect" tree!
I bought this exact BH tree last year after Christmas and just put it up this year. First of all it is a very beautiful and very realistic tree assembly was very easy. I do have to say the branches are so stiff it is a bit hard to get the hooks around the branches for the ornaments. KOC tree looks like the branches may be more flexable ( and easier to decorate maybe)
I think maybe you should have recused herself from this comparison given your obvious and admitted bias toward Balsam Hill. I’m wondering if you were paid to do it, either in money or product? At any rate I agree that the BH is a better color and the tips are more lifelike. I think the King of Christmas looks fuller, meaning that there are less gaps. I own a 7 1/2 foot Balsam Hill. When I put it in the stand the first time I was devastated at how sparse it was. It took hours to fluff it the first time, and there are still gaps. That is a common complaint that I read in reviews. You mentioned, but did not adequately stress the difference between the King of Christmas being pre-fluffed, and the BH requiring a lot of fluffing. Not only did you downplay that in your comments, you downplayed it in your video footage. You should have shown how much work that was. That is a big thing. I will add my bias to this review as well as I’ve had my BH for six years. It is beautiful, but sparse as I’ve mentioned. The other issue I’ve had the last two years is that whole sections of lights are not working. I have learned this year that BH no longer has replacement bulbs to fit my tree, and there are no other bulbs on the market that fit it. Given that, I would not buy either one of these trees. I had a pre-lit tree from Hobby Lobby and a pre-lit tree from Sears before I bought the BH, and they both lasted better, relative to the lights, than the BH. Once I can no longer use this one, I will go back to that. Between the sparseness, the poor customer service, and the light longevity, Balsam Hill trees are not worth the money.
Balsam Hill looks great. Just bought one on sale after Christmas 60% off. I would pay full price we with the quality. The king of Christmas looks a bit cheap. You could find similar at Lowe's or Home Depot
We have had our Balsam Hill for 14 years. It sheds lots of needles putting it up and taking it down but still looks excellent. It was $949.00 for a 7-1/2 foot Noble Fir. So that works out to $67.00 a year. I store it in giant wheeled trash cans, it’s five sections. You need some storage space for it. It is VERY realistic looking, people always compliment it. It lives in a pool house where temps are ambient running from about 10° to 110°F. After about 12 years the needles start to get weak and some fracture off. But it still looks beautiful. To me it was worth the steep price, getting so many years out of it.
This year we didn’t put any ornaments on our tree because we have a real 12 foot cypress tree and the branches are just beautiful on their own but flimsy. We love it so much as is and the smell is just perfect. We have so many clippings from the farm that I was able to make other arrangements for our home.