GreatNeck 21045 Essentials 7 Piece Around the House Tool Kit

My 5-year-old told me that she wanted “A real hammer and nails” for Christmas, “so I can build things!” Ha ha- who can say no to that? I looked at tons of kits because it turned out I had pretty specific requirements for what I wanted. I wanted real tools, small enough for little hands, not too heavy, with a hammer (obviously), a tape measure (she LOVES to measure and has broken two of my sewing tape measures- clearly she needs her own), and I wanted it to have a bag/ box to store it all in so it would be her “tool kit” which could be put away and not just left around the house. I didn’t want her to have a saw or a utility knife because she’s five and clearly that would be a bad idea. A lot of kits included cutting tools or just had too many pieces, but this one was great! The included level was just perfect for the extra “wow” factor. She loved the kit and had tons of fun using her new tools to assemble a couple of kits that I bought (with some help from mom and dad of course!). I’m so pleased with the quality of the tools and bag, and thought it was a great price too!

I researched ALOT before buying bottles this time around. Since I knew I would be nursing and bottle feeding, I liked the reviews these got to transition back and forth easily.I bought these based on the reviews that these worked better for breast fed babies than the clear ones that come with the playtex drop in nurser bottles. That is true, I can go back and forth fine feeding either way and have been pleased. No nipple confusion.My dislike is I bought slow flow but One of them clearly leaks out quicker than the rest and when I hold it up to the light, you can see the little pin prick hole is bigger on the one that spilled out everywhere.Ok no big deal, put it aside for later months to use. Well now today another bottle was spilling out into her mouth and she was choking again. I inspected this other nipple and sure enough there is a line/slit on it. Not just a pin prick hole but like a tear allowing the milk to flow too quickly. I am not sure why this is happening?To be fair, it has happened to one of the clear, acrylic nipples that came with the bottles too. (I had to start using them since my silicone ones kept ripping)I think with them being slow flow, and Infants clearly being the ones using them, they would be made with better care and quality to protect from this choking hazard. I will inspect them more carefully after each washing now that I know and hopefully catch it before it spills all over my baby. Please be careful as well if you use these.

I bought this for my 6 yr old son. He wanted his own tools to help Daddy work on the deck. The tools are nice quality and the bag is nice too. There is room for him to add more tools to his collection. If you are looking for a tool bag to keep for small odd and end jobs then buy this, but you will probably need to get a few more screw drivers for your collection. Having just once size is not a good idea for someone who is actually going to use these tools for what they are intended for. That being said though, these tools are good enough quality to actually use.

This is a great, basic set of tools for setting up my apartment - I'm so glad I didn't buy one that doesn't have a level or tape measure, as many other sets lack. The screwdriver is well-designed and highly useful, the level and tape measure are also excellent. I haven't used the other tools.Except the hammer. I deducted a star for this - way to skimp on the moneymaker, guys. If this set is built for women, then the hammer should be at least regular-size if not slightly heavier, to make up for the (supposed) lesser force of our blows. I mean, I use the hammer and it's workable, but I will probably have to buy a full-sized one eventually.But the whole set is so darn cute I can't complain too much.

I research and research before I purchase things. For the tools I wanted included, this was the best option for the best price. It was difficult to find one that included needle nose pliers that I feel can be essential for a starter. The screw driver came with two different size bits and each is reversible with a flat head or a Phillips. This is for my 9 yo grandson for Christmas. It is a quality basic jr. starter tool kit. The tools have nice grip handles and the bag will last. I did add to it; hooks, nails, jr. saw, etc. but out of the many, many I looked at, I'm glad I got this one. It will last him many years.

Two of my boys got this as a gift when they turned 6. One we've had for 3 years and the other door a few months. Very happy with how the bags have lasted. A few tools themselves have fallen prey to dogs as chew toys but have otherwise lasted well. The boys needed instructions and reminders to not take everything in their sight apart, but they love having their own set to help daddy with projects around the house. They also love taking apart old pieces of junk and it keeps them busy for hours!

Got this for my 9yo son, who loves helping around the house. He LOVES IT - hands down his favorite gift for Christmas, and believe me - he got a lot of good things! The bag itself seems quite durable, and the tools seem well-made as well. I can see him using these for quite a long time, until he outgrows them. That being said, I could see this tool set being used by "smaller" grownups as well, or those that just don't need bigger tools.

Bought this for my 4 year old son because he kept playing with Daddy’s tools! He was so excited to get it! Now he brings it with to help daddy. We also sometimes ask him to borrow a tool when we can’t find one! This is also a great general set for any household because it has all the basics. In case you were wondering, the hammer is small. It’s great for kids or small things like hanging pictures.

Great for little buikders