Hugh's Worthless Blog

We live in an older home with a lot of issues and one of them concerns our back door to our patio from our sunroom. The door has double paned glass on it, but unfortunately the seal has broken so you can see moisture collect inside of it. We decided the easiest way to "remedy" the problem was to cover the window with some "frosted" film so we did not have to see the moisture condensing between the panes. But the question was, what film? There are a bunch of them available so we had to select something to try on the door. The first place we tried was our nearby Lowe's store which had a bunch of Gila brand film. We selected what seemed like the typical adhesive based door sized  film that cost about $25 after tax. We thought it could not be that hard to put up and look nice on our door. So one day my wife ran out and purchased it at Lowe's and we commenced to install it on our door window. We made our own soapy water solution and followed the directions

These days it seems like customer support is going away faster than landlines and paper mail. But I can at least state that JLab Audio appears to ship quality products, honors their "lifetime warranty" and responds very quickly to warranty claim requests. I received my original J4 earbuds in October 2013 and they have lasted about 2 years of almost daily use, with three different players/phones I have used to listened to music on my Metrolink rides to and from work. But finally one earbud went out (one of the wire connections I believe actually broke) so I thought I would test out their lifetime warranty. On Friday October 9, I submitted my claim and they said they would need a order confirmation. So I needed my daughter to e-mail me her Amazon order which included the $30 J4 order from 2013. After I submitted that (Oct 11), they responded I then needed to send them the old earbuds and they would give me store credit for the purchase price once they received them and coul