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Craftsman Flashlight

Reviewed on 08/08/06 Plays: 45

Craftsman Flashlight

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All right guys, I'm looking at the Craftsman Flashlight. No name, just made by Craftsman. That's a pretty cool flashlight. It's really cheap; you get it for like $5. Runs on C batteries, two of them. You know one of the coolest things about it, really the only feature besides turning on and off, is this little power indicator here. It'll turn green if your batteries are good. It'll turn yellow if they are about halfway, and which is what I'm having here right now, and red if you need to change your batteries. So, they're never just going to run out without you knowing about it. Again, it works pretty good. You can see right now, there I'm up to green, and yellow and red. Here, see how good I'm getting to work, -- on and off. You use it for ghost stores. I mean pretty versatile. Flashlights are definitely a key thing to have in your house -- power failures, you know, keep one in the car, they are cheap, pick it up. Maybe give them to the kids to play with for a while. Or you can just use it to light stuff. That'd be cool.