Hills Of Fire Wool Throw Pillow Cover

Marsoni

M251S

$57.95

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Hills Of Fire Wool Throw Pillow CoverGeometric motifs in fiery colors evoke images of the Mexican sierra. Precisely woven on a traditional handloom, they attest to the skill of Alberto Ruiz. He works in wool, colored with natural dyes, to create a dazzling cushion cover. The plain cotton back features a slot opening to insert the cushion. 100% Wool & cotton back Eco Friendly: colored with organic dyes Cushion(s) not included Dry clean only Handmade in & fairly traded from Mexico

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Since I already have and like the Greenworks mower, string trimmer and blower it only made sense to get the edger. Even better that I didn’t need to buy more batteries. I tried another name brand electric edger and returned it for not holding a charge. This one works great! There’s charge left in the battery after everything has been edged. I was concerned how easy it would be to control but fell in love with it first time I used it. To use just pop the battery in, flip the thumb lever, squeeze and edge. Not as noisy as gas powered equipment and no cords to pull. Feels sturdy in my hands and a good weight that’s enough to not pop up if it hits something but not too much to be heavy to carry back to the shed.

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Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2025

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Texas Gal

Alexandria, US

★★★★★ 5

First use was great!

I've used it just the one time today. I had previously "edged" with a string weedwhacker, so while the grass was cut back some, there wasn't a trench dug out. I did a gentle push and pull, taking on about 18" at a time to get a new trench dug next to the sidewalk edge. It did a great job! The entire unit was much heavier and sturdy looking than I was afraid it would be for the price, so pleasantly surprised. Assembly wasn't complicated, but it did take two of us to hold it steady because getting the screws to seat in the square hole and not have the cord in the way was a bit tricky. I'm a 70+ lady, not large and not athletic, but I was able to handle this edger with ease. Now, to see how long it lasts!

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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2025

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James E Morris

Chelsea, US

★★★★★ 5

Not expensive

Gets the job done

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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2026

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Katy

Massapequa, US

★★★★★ 4

Great Yard Helper!

So easy to use and affordable! This edger is a great time saver, easy to operate, and relatively easy to adjust although you may need a pliers or screwdriver to help with the adjustment levels, but its not difficult. I would have given this 5 stars but just one thing that is a sticking point for me is I wish this had its own stand or hanger because of its odd shape, it doesn't necessarily balance upright too well. It’s long and the guide wheel in the front sticks out. So, it is always awkward to get it tidy in the garage when not in use. Now maybe this is what it's like for landscapers…I’m not a professional. Just a homeowner doing my own upkeep. With what this costs, I’ll figure it out, and is worth the money.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2024