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Berlin's borough of Steglitz-Zehlendorf still has remnants of its earlier incarnation as the American Sector. Liberty Pizza and Uncle Sam's American diner are located there. Sports centers and former cinemas once served U.S. troops. Fin-tailed Cadillac cars shipped over by American servicemen have been sold on to new owners and sometimes cruise the streets. At McNair Barracks, former U.S. military members act as volunteer docents to show visitors where members of the Berlin Brigade were once housed.
West Germany became home to between 15-20 million American soldiers and their families as well as civilian employees during the Cold War. And some stayed when their posting was over. One of them is Stanley Greene, who arrived in West Berlin in 1979 as an U.S. Army recruit from St. Petersburg, Florida.
West Berlin, said Greene, who's African-American, was a place where he felt a sense of freedom he'd never felt before.
"When I was in the States, there was times where — you know — you get harassed for things that you know you're not responsible for," he recalled. "This…is something I did not experience here. I felt as if, you know, I was treated — or people were treated — as equal. As one."
Greene went on to launch a career in broadcasting with the American Forces Network (AFN).
One of the things he enjoyed when he first came was the status that U.S. troops had in West Berlin.
"The city belonged to the Allies," he said. "And we were the Allies."
AFN, in particular, was an organization that was held in high regard by local people, he said. After the U.S. military began to withdraw following the fall of the Berlin Wall, Greene began to work with German broadcasters.
Greene is now the owner of an American barbecue shop at the Thielplatz subway station, in Berlin's former American Sector. The walls are covered with photographs of celebrity guests who visited AFN in the 1980s.
"A lot of people didn't really see AFN as part of the military because it was more entertainment than anything else," Greene explained.
AFN estimated that, at their peak, they had an audience of 50 million listeners, a listenership that reached far beyond West Germany. The station was known for introducing Germans to jazz and rock as well as songs that hadn't yet reached German radio.
The American troops stationed in West Berlin also had an impact on the city's club culture, Berlin DJs Daniel Best and Kalle Kuts sneaked into some of the military clubs as teenagers, and they believe the sounds coming from those clubs shaped modern West German music.
Herman Purcell, who came to Berlin with the U.S. Army in 1981, discovered the military club scene in West Berlin and became a DJ after he saw DJ Master Blaster, a well known DJ who played R&B at US military clubs across West Germany in the 1980s.
"I was kind of flabbergasted at his show," Purcell said. "And then it kind of like dawned on me that I can do that too. So I talked to him and I started working with him as a DJ in the military clubs."
When Purcell finished his posting, he went back to Greensboro, North Carolina briefly. But he knew he would return to West Berlin.
"My dad always told me that if you have something going for yourself, you should stick with it," Purcell remembered. "And I followed his advice and took a chance on coming back to start another life in Germany, not as a soldier but as a civilian. And things seemed to pan out very well."
The life that Purcell lives in Germany is one he couldn't live back home, he said. He's traveled widely – to Spain, Turkey, Greece, and beyond – places that, in Berlin, are "right here at your fingertips."
There were also recruits who didn't imagine settling down in West Berlin at first. KerRick Beach was an 18-year-old recruit from Millington, Tennessee in 1989. His first journey on the military night train to Berlin was one he'd never forget. As he traveled across East Germany in the middle of the night, he looked out the window and saw Russian soldiers carrying Kalashnikovs.
He'd never been away from home before and realized how isolated West Berlin was. Then he arrived at the barracks.
"There was snow on the ground. I don't know. It was terrible. And I just remember thinking: I don't remember signing up for this," Beach said.
Beach began to enjoy life in West Berlin though. By the end of his posting, the Wall had come down. He and his then wife, whom he'd met in Berlin, decided to return to Tennessee. But in Tennessee, Beach was working two to three part time jobs to make ends meet. He thought that, back in Berlin, he could find more solid employment. And his wife, who was from West Berlin, wanted to return to her hometown.
Beach and his family went back and forth to the U.S. again later but ultimately decided to settle down in Berlin. They wanted to figure out the best place to live as a biracial family, and there were three children in the house by then. At the forefront of their minds was education, which they thought might be stronger in Berlin.
Berlin is known for having a large American community, 20,000 strong according to according to Destatis, Germany's Federal Statistical office. And former U.S. military members are some of the most long-standing members of this community.
Amanda Klekowski von Koppenfels, Director of the MA in International Migration at the University of Kent, writes frequently about Americans in Europe and the concept of "accidental migration" where temporary migration becomes permanent because of a relationship, work, or a mix of reasons.
"We don't know how many GIs have stayed in Germany," she said. "But it's certainly clear that a number stay on after their tour of duty, or they return later. Some met a partner and chose to stay. Others simply prefer living in Germany. African-American soldiers often feel that there is less racism in Germany, which plays a role in their decision-making. Of course these factors combine in various ways."
Klekowski von Koppenfels, who is American, is an accidental migrant herself.
Beach stays in close contact with friends and family members in the U.S. by phone and online. When asked if he feels like he had a different life in Berlin than he might have in the U.S., he said, "I think we all realize that things are not quite the same here as they are in the States. And don't get me wrong. I am very proud to be an American first and foremost. There's nothing like us in the world. But I'm also saddened to see that we're in 2019 and racism is still there and it's always going to be there."
The children from Beach's first marriage are grown up now.
"The environment here in Berlin was a lot better for the kids — the multicultural aspect of things," he said.
Beach felt like they never had to worry about school shootings in Germany or deal with the kind of racism that he experienced in the American South.
"We knew that there would be something possibly here, but Berlin was so multicultural that it would be less likely that our kids would hear anything like that," Beach said. "The only way they heard those things were through stories from me talking about my childhood and where I grew up."

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Thursday, March 19, 2009
Signs of Spring
But lest you don't believe me, allow me to share a few signs of spring with you:
1.) The air is filled with the smell of jasmine and orange blossoms. It's heavenly. And deadly. Because the smell of spring is also the smell of mutant allergies that are trying to kill me. I was standing outside the other night, practicing my nunchuck skills (which are quickly become extra awesome), and I could feel my throat closing and nose swelling and my eyes puffing and that desire to shove a knitting needle down my ear to scratch became almost unbearable.
2.) The emergence of leaves on the non-native trees. We have trees that drop their leaves here too. Just outside my office window are a row of lovely trees (thanks to wikipedia I learned that they are sweetgum trees. The kind that drop the spiky balls.) that are sprouting new leaves. And the fact that their old leaves turned and dropped in January does not mean we can't rejoice in new ones just two months later.
3.) The emergence of tube tops. You know it's spring when we go from it being 60 and sunny to 80 and sunny and girls start digging out their favorite swatches of stretchy fabric.
4.) The return of the freckles on my nose. Much like the swallows returning to Capistrano, every spring the freckles on my nose show up. Because it's 80 and sunny again it feels nice to be outside (Not in a tube top. You're welcome.) so I've started to take walks on my lunch break and the sun has brought the freckles back. Hooray!
5.) That haze around the mountains that isn't smog. In the spring we often get some coastal clouds that burn off in the morning and create this dreamy, slightly diluted sunshine effect. It makes everything look soft.
6.) Every strawberry stand is open for business and you wish you had cash on you every time you pass one.
7.) Newspaper articles about the Dodgers appear more frequently. My dad always says that General Conference and Baseball Opening Day are the two pillars of spring. (Guess what the two pillars of fall are.)
What are your favorite signs of spring?
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- The Katzbox said...
This was great. As a transplanted southern Californian of about 8 years now, I (still) needed this. I love the scent of the air at this time of year. I also love the scent of the air in February when the carob trees are doing their thing...it replaced the smell of the Ohio fireplaces in February...not a bad exchange...different for sure, but nice nonetheless....
Some favorite signs of spring (and thanks for asking)
*the evening dog walk doesn't require a sweater because the temperature of the breeze is about the same as the temperature of my skin. It's a little intoxicating on a heavily citrus scented night when one can forget their "boundaries" and become rather carried away (in a good, relaxing, escaping way)
*the drive to seminary doesn't require the heater being on!
*The snowbirds are leaving the desert and there are actual parking spots at our Costco that are within a half mile of the entrance.
Thanks for the great post Rachel...well done.
- March 19, 2009 at 12:31 PM
- Andrea said...
I love the orange blossoms. I miss being at home and being able to open my window at night and smell the trees in our backyard. Oh and Cadbury Eggs & Jelly Beans in abundance at the grocery store. And yes, of course, the Dodgers. I have a feeling they're going to beat those Diamondbacks again this year! Yay for spring!
- March 19, 2009 at 12:45 PM
- Amanda said...
Have I ever mentioned that my favorite smell in the entire universe (and I mean, more than baking brownies) is citrus blossoms? On temple grounds in Mesa, it is incredible. My most favorite thing ever.
I am super excited for spring. The other night, John brought me in a bud off one of the trees with a big smile on his face. The thought of spring makes me so happy.
I also love the idea of gardens and the beginning stages when weeding is not involved. I need one of those little mini rototillers that they show on tv so I can just go around the plants and never weed again. Our weeds out here grow like trees. I'm not kidding about that.
- March 19, 2009 at 5:47 PM
- Amanda said...
P.S. Totally unrelated but important request. I believe you have a camera that records video. Is that right? My request is that you get someone to record your nunchucking abilities. I'm having a hard time believing this without actual footage.
- March 19, 2009 at 5:50 PM
- Stephanie said...
We got married on the first day of spring 11 years ago (tomorrow!) - and I had daffodils in my wedding bouquet.
So my anniversary and daffodils always make me think of spring and newness and lovliness.
- March 20, 2009 at 7:10 AM
- Andrea said...
I second the motion to post footage of the nunchucking. Great idea Amanda!
- March 20, 2009 at 8:06 AM
- Rach said...
My favorite signs of spring:
1) The snow melting from my yard 2) The snow melting from my garden
3) The snow melting from my deck
4) Of course, my tulips peeking out from the soggy dirt after the snow melts. And we are there!!!
Of course, we get all these signs of spring, which are then followed by a giant snowstorm, just to put us in our place and ensure that all the bulbs and seeds we just planted freeze to death.
- March 20, 2009 at 8:16 AM
- Chris said...
One of my favorites was the Jacaranda trees in bloom.
- March 20, 2009 at 11:37 AM
i'm going to be a real pain in the butt here.
i am not a big fan of spring. sorry,just not.
ask me next october what my favorite parts of fall are. now, THAT's a conversation. :)
- March 21, 2009 at 8:38 AM
- Jennette said...
My signs of spring (don't know if they are really considered "favorites"):
1. Girl scout cookie sales
2. Lambing season updates from my uncle.
3. People talking about going to UT for conference seems to be the dominant theme of conversations.
4. Girls switch from sweat-inducing sheepskin boots to flip flops. No intermediates.
5. The world actually looks a little green for a moment before everything goes back to brown.
- March 21, 2009 at 3:07 PM
- The Katzbox said...
Hey! It's me again. I have to tell you something. I woke up in the middle of the night dreaming about your nunchucking skills. I am NOT kidding. Since I've never met you, you were a shadowing figure in a white karate-type thing and you were nunchucking in a twilight time of day on a hill. I realize how stupid I sound. But the thought came to me that nunchucks are the perfect addition to the "Rachel Action Figure". Did I mention it was 3:00 AM? Your action figure's accessories are better than mine, which remain horned rib eyeglasses and a rocking chair. Your action figure can kick my action figure's butt. Now I'm depressed.
- March 22, 2009 at 11:12 AM
- Heather said...
I love spring! I'm looking forward to going to a garden sometime soon! I almost went to the Japanese Friendship Garden, but it was raining when I wanted to go. Sad.
I did drive by the flower field place in Carlsbad (I don't know what it's called) and I think we should plan a trip down there. I'm Sure sis. F will want to go.
PS--she wants us to plan a lady's night to do dinner.
- March 24, 2009 at 9:35 AM


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Karl Wilhelm Konrad Arwe (28 January 1898, Ölserud – 8 April 1980) was a Swedish ice hockey player who competed in the 1920 Summer Olympics and in the 1924 Winter Olympics.
In 1920 he was a member of the Swedish ice hockey team which finished fourth in the Summer Olympics tournament. He played three matches and scored two goals.
Four years later he finished again fourth with the Swedish team in the first Winter Olympics ice hockey tournament.
He played 16 times for Sweden between 1920 and 1924 and scored 5 goals. He represented for IK Göta and Djurgårdens IF. In 1921 he won the European championship and in 1926 he became Swedish champion with Djurgården.
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Good buy, lightweight, seals tight. Nice. Should have bought one sooner. Great service and fast shipping.
One of the hinges was damaged on one of the coolers. My son had to contact the factory that made the cooler, because your company wanted to charge him for the hinge, that he didn't brake.....
Little pricey, went up $20 in a year
The Engel 19 QT cooler is an excellent personal cooler for 1-2 people. It keeps the ice and food cold for 2 full days, is watertight, does not leak if tilted over and is tall enough inside for 12 ounce bottles to be upright. It is less bulky and less heavy than the rotomolded coolers and is lighter and easier to carry. The cooler is tough and cleans easily.
Great product, keeps food super cold and it's very durable
Great product my husband loves it.
My cooler was in Perfect condition and comes at a great price and with super fast shipping!! Extremely satisfied!
Very good cooler for my
Absolutely beautiful little cooler. Can't believe how fast it was shipped. Ordered on Monday and it showed-up at my door on Thursday morning. Thank you ACK for the great service.
Muy buena calidad gracias
Very happy with the cooler and delivery was fast. Thank you.
Pretty rugged and lightweight lunch cooler its the best one ive got so far the only downside is the plastic hinges for the lid why are the front one metal and the other ones plastic
High quality construction, plenty of room keeps things cold all day
Engle 19 quart
Very satisfied with the cooler. My husband is in the trucking business and is on the road for long periods of time. I pack his lunch ievery day that he is on duty. This cooler keeps his water and soda bottles cold all day, as well as the food. It's light weight; fits between the seats and is easily accessible. My husband really loves this cooler.
Real good product
Durable, works great.
Great cooler and price! Shipping was fast.
Excellent Cooler.... Highly recommended.....
Great cooler at a great price
Excellent cooler! Bought this cooler for my son to use while working on construction sights. He loves it! The hanging tray works great to keep his food separated from the drinks and ice.
Great little cooler for a lunch at work or to throw a few drinks in for a boat ride. Just wish it had stainless hinges to match the stainless latches.
great cooler. i gave this as a gift to someone who works in a shipyard.
I bought this for my boyfriend and since Christmas he has used it. He says he loves it!! This product is amazing!!! I love this brand so thank you!!
What was expected
Engel cooler
Engel19 qt cooler
The cooler is perfect for my Kaku Kayak. The service at ACK is even better!
I bought this cooler to take on river floats. It tends to be hot and so I freeze bottles of water for the trip which can be anywhere from 4-6 hours floating time. Cooler seems to keep things nice and cold and the bottles of water melt a lot slower in this cooler than in other regular beach coolers. Love that it locks tight and keeps water out!
Using it as a lunch box. Great product
Engel 19 quart dry box cooler, well made, great hardware, great value
I bought a 19 qt and a13 qt love them both holds ice good, well built excellent customer service would buy again
Really happy with this purchase. The build quality is great as I expected. It holds ice well over 24 hours with out it being pre- cooled. I'm sure it can go 48 if I prefer chill the cooler but I'm also in California so I'm sure my mileage will go a little further. It's a little too big to be used as a daily lunch box for me but it's nice to load up with ice and drinks for day drinking and days on the job site where I don't have access to the fridge. I'd definitely recommend this cooler to anyone looking for a awesome lunch box for work or day drinking trips. Buying from ACK was a breeze and I saved alot of buying buying it through them compared to other online stores and brick and mortor stores.
100 _ satisfied. Just don't abuse it when opening and closing. Careless people tend to damage latches. Not defect of quality. User error. Also, consider extra tray. I use one for meds, keys, etc & other for snacks.
great cooler for price. i have seen reviews that this cooler does not keep ice for long but what i do is freeze 20 & 32 oz, sports drink bottles with water and this keeps everything cold for 12+ hrs in 90 degree heat.
Engel 19quart ice chest great product super fast delivery
Love this cooler! Much cheaper than a YETI and for my purposes (i.e. regular cooler use) works wonderfully. Keeps things very cold and never had an issue with leaks or anything. I've had mine for about 2 years now and just bought 2 more for gifts. Definitely recommend.
I purchased the cooler for a lunch box. I am very pleased with how it's keeping my lunch and water bottles cold all day. I love how the strap wraps around the cooler supporting it from the bottom. I am disappointed in the plastic buckle on the strap. The buckle broke when I was putting the strap on my shoulder. I modified the strap so that it will hold up to the daily use. I also purchased a shoulder pad for the strap to make it more comfortable to carry the cooler. Other than that, the cooler is very well made for the price when you compare it to the higher end Yeti cooler.
Works great on my kayak kept ice for over 24 hours
Delivery was quick arrived to days after purchase online. Lightweight case my ice packs cold all day. I recommend this product for anyone that works in construction or does any type of outdoor events or activities.
Awesome lunch box,,, it ain't no yeti but if your poor and enjoy keeping your lunch or beverages cold this little buddy will do it. It's way better than any igloo or Coleman,, it's waterproof enough to keep my lunch dry at work even when you leave it in the back of the truck in the rain... Also akc shipped it quick and free!!!
This cooler seems to work extremely well, for the price it's about the best thing going.
Product is awesome it meets my needs for keeping my drinks and lunch cold all day at work!
Great box, no leaking and keeps things cold all day. I can freeze water bottles and keep frozen almost all day. Great to keep cold things cold & dry things dry! Haven't had a leak yet and I use everyday as a lunch cooler. Used it tubing and it kept a lot of beer & sodas reducing the trips needed back to the truck/refill. Only complaints would be what Steve said below about hinges getting stuck inside when trying to close (but honestly not a major con), stainless steel latches on front but plastic on back & top handle weaker design. My only major complaint is that I wish it was wider inside so that I could put a bigger Tupperware container inside for my lunch! Other than that, I would recommend this to anyone over a YETI bc of the price alone!! BTW: Austin Kayak is cheaper than Walmart and shipped this to me in one day literally!! I ordered it We'd at 1:15 and it was here Thirsday when I got off work! Two of my co workers have now ordered from ACK and both got their orders in only a day, as well!! I will tell everyone to use Austin Kayak from now on!!
Been wanting one for awhile, got one and love it
The Engel dry box cooler is the best cooler I have ever owned. I actually have to take one or two of my frozen bottles of water out so I can have water to drink on the job.
i have been using my engel 19 dry box/ cooler since june 2015, i use it for my work lunch box. i work on the river in new orleans and this box has proved to be an exceptional performer only surpassed by its value. lightweight , keeps everything cold for 12+ hrs in 90 degree heat. i also purchased the 30qt. for the boat and beach. i would recommend this product to anyone looking for a quality cooler... ps austin kayak has the best prices that i have found anywhere...thanks ack and engel for a great product
I really like mine a lot- I have yeti and rtic for long trips and this is the perfect 1 day cooler, it's light and keeps your drinks cold all day- 15 beers and 10 lbs of ice and you're good to go!
Very good box for the $. Shoulder strap could be improved. Has metal latches, but plastic hinges, I'm sure will fail in time as all other coolers I have with plastic hinges.
Love this cooler it's perfect for my lunches at work. Very durable haven't had any problems with it. The tray up top is perfect for my dry goods,keys and misc items.
Performs well for the price point. Ice will last all day in the hot sun and that's good enough for me. I did have great customer service from Austin Kayak. The cooler was damaged by UPS in transit. I emailed ACK and within 2 hours they had a replacement headed my way.
I use it for work. I feel it was a great purchase. Stays could even when its hot outside.
Very sturdy and a well made cooler.
Product arived quick.
Love the cooler but not to happy about the huge logo on the front.
Engle 19 quart cooler. So far, have dumped it into salt water, dropped on concrete, and used it as a dry box and fish box on my Native Propel 10. For the money, it cannot be beat. Great value for an above average cooler. I do reccomend this for general and kayak use. Well built to take a beating and not show it.
The 19 qt cooler/dry box is a good size that holds plenty of food and even some of my dry goods at the same time. The gel ice packs I use keep the food at a good temperature and the box itself is lightweight and is easy to carry around. I havn't used it yet in the Texas heat but I suspect it will do a good job of keeping my food from spoiling while I am at work and that is all I can ask from any cooler without paying a lot of money.
My wife works for a home caregiver company and several days a week is on the road at clients' houses. She's always taken an old Playmate cooler along for her lunch, snacks, and some water. This Christmas I gave her an Engel 19qt to replace the old inefficient cooler. I waited a week to write this review so I could see what she thought of it and she LOVES it. With one ice pack from the freezer, at the end of the day the cooler is still cold. Once a week we also pick up raw milk from a local farmer and the cooler is excellent for that - those 2 quart mason jars fit in it perfectly. And, you can't beat Austin Kayak for the price. We just saw the same cooler in a local bait & tackle shop for $11 more than what I paid here.
Great product!
Love it
Great little cooler n perfect in every way,would highly recommend it.
5 1/2 stars!! The greatest Cooler ever!!! I don't spend more money buying other brands!!! thanks Engel!
Good cooler
Engel 19 at cooler is excellent and well worth the money. ACK is the place to buy from , no doubt. Keeps a lot of drinks cold and has a great water tight seal.
Folks said it wouldn't keep ice for a day, but I found mine to keep for 2 days in 90* weather on my bass boat, replenished it though daily but it works as desired. It's light, good capacity, rugged, and ergonomically the right proportion size. I would recommend as a day cooler for a boat. Or for other outings as well.
I own two ENGEL 65's and love them, GREAT product. I expected as much from the ENGEL 19 but am somewhat dissappointed. Hinges are not strong enough. Lid becomes easily misaligned.
This cooler keeps it cold!! I bought this for my husband to use for lunch at work. He's a welder in south Louisiana and his other lunchbox would be warm when lunchtime rolled around. This has plenty of space and still has ice in it at the end of the day. I would recommend getting another tray with it while purchasing the cooler just in case you need some extra room. It's a great lunchbox for him, and we use it for drinks in the evening while we're outside. It keeps everything ice cold!
Excellent cooler. Keep drinks and ice cooler for longer period than others coolers
I have used it a couple of times . Has a very good seal . So far so good . Everybody asks if it is a Yeti . Fast delivery , got mine within 24 hours with regular shipping . Another great Texas company .
Great product. Love it. Keeps food cold with lots of room. I work on the river and this is water/air tight so I have no worries about it around the water.
I love this Engel 19 cooler. It is the perfect size for my boat for minnows. I do hope the plastic lid hinges take a little boat rough abuse. Great produce!
I 100% love my cooler!! I use it for work everyday!!!
After waiting 4 weeks to receive the cooler, my husband loves the cooler for his lunch box. The warehouse was out of coolers at time of placing order.
I have enjoyed my cooler so much. It is a lot lighter than the one I had.
Cooler is sturdy but not beat proof sturdy. I own a pelican 45 and this thing is great when you don't need 7days of ice and a bombproof cooler. Imagine a standard igloo cooler that you can stand or sit on "I weigh 165#" with latches. Great buy
this cooler is everything I expected and more, what an amazing decision and worth the price. I've purchased 3 more for gifts and my friends loved them.
Great cooler. Just what I needed for my canoe. Lid seals well and holds ice much longer than my igloo.
We love our cooler it works perfectly, only thing we'd change is it needs a drain.
Great item
Absolutely amazing cooler. Just as good as the yeti but waaay cheaper. If you are thinking of buying the overpriced yeti think again and save your money for the beer you can fill this with!!!!
Very nice size. And price.
Just took on a week long vacation to the shore. Found this to be very well made, durable and keeps things cold. Put two packages of frozen finger mullet in and both remained frozen for 4 hours without any ice. Closed lid made a great cutting surface for chunking out the mullet. Drilled a small hole in the side and mounted a whisper aerator on the strap slot. Hose goes thru the hole and it performed very well as a live minnow container. Best price I found and fast shipping.
Purchased to use as a lunchbox for my commercial drilling job... holds out dirt, water, durable. So glad I purchased it, best lunchbox I have ever had. It was recommended to me by a co-worker.
Very good product. Would highly recommend it!!
Love this cooler! My husband uses it as a lunch box for his long hours at a power house. It keeps things old or hot, however you pack it. Durable outside, latches and handle on this cooler. Seals off nicely to keep dirt out & Cleans up well too! Built to last!
Bought this for my husband. The cooler is great, he uses it for work and we also use it for things like fishing trips or keeping the beer cold. It's not too big, not too small. Overall I love the product.
Great cooler. Better then expected
Rugged, lightweight & superbly insulated. I've given all my other ice chests away to friends & family. This one's a keeper.
Lighter in weight than I expected. Haven't used it, so I can't attest to its thermal abilities. It's a good design, and looks to be well constructed.
Great cooler and a great price.
We have purchased both the 13 and 19 quart Engel Dry Box / Coolers primarily for one - two day kayaking trips. Using partially frozen 16 oz bottles of water to drink & cool the box, the cooler will hold 14 bottles of water, 6 vertical, and 8 on their side under the Tray. The tray will hold 4 sandwiches, and you have room for 4 more over the vertical water bottles. This is a well made, light weight, Day Cooler. See my review on both Engel Dry Box Coolers on the Kayak Krazy web site.
great box I love it holds ice for a very long time I use it everyday
Awesome product.
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This is an awesome cooler, well built and keeps items cold. I travel for a living and this is the best cooler I have found so far to keep items cold in my vehicle during those hot summer days. I received it very quickly and would highly recommend it!
Bought the cooler/dry box due to construction, size, and features. 100% satisfied
This cooler does not keep ice more than 24 hours. Good for a picnic, but not for an over night. I wish I could send it back.
Fast delivery, good quality and good price
Great Dry Box / Cooler. Held ice and kept everything cold for 2 days on river in 80's.... Even rode for some time underwater after a dump at the top of a run.... Highly recommend as either a cooler or Dry Box. As always... GREAT service from ACK !!!
the ice chest is well made and with the seal if it should turn over bags and other does't get wet don't like the carry handle but it is strong and should last a good long time
Nice quality, good price, fast delivery. It would be five stars if it had stainless hinges.
My purpose for the Engel 19 is to serve as an elevated cooler seat for my Ocean Kayak Trident 13. Not only does it keep drinks cool and electronics dry but it's sturdy, rigid and stays securely closed with the two latches. It may not hold ice as long as other coolers, but for the price it cannot be beat.
Worked great, and this is the best price I could find. Kept ice in a hot tent for 2 days.
excellent product, good size for kayak, well made, tested held ice for 3 days
Look no further... this is THE BEST cooler on the planet! I use it boating; love that it is waterproof & acts as a dry box as well. The internal top tray is a perfect place to stow wallet, cellphone, etc when underway. Keeps drinks super cold for days. The plastic hinges that people point out; it's not even an issue. We can also stand on this cooler! Thank you Engel for making such a wonderful product. The $-price is big bang for your buck.
Love my new 19qt cooler/dry box! It works great as both and fits perfect in the tank well of my kayak along with a milk crate. Going to order a 30qt also for the longer yak trips when I need to store a lil more gear and food. Definitely recommend Engel products to anyone.
Very nice well built cooler.
Love the Engel coolers got three 13 ,19 , 30 qt. Told two friends about them and they ordered one each.
I bought two of these as Christmas gifts for guys in the family and they LOVED them!! One is planning to buy a second one. Great price and VERY fast shipping to arrive in time for Christmas. I have and will continue to recommend ACK and this cooler to others interested in a Yeti but not wanting to pay for it.
perfict size for sandwich and drinks
great durable product at the lowest price on the internet
It's a cool cooler and dry box. Amazing how long things stay iced. Also, love that it doesn't leak if knocked over. I wish it had another insert so that you could keep other things off the ice but in the dry box. The one is sandwich size (a little larger, actually.) Maybe one that would fit the entire box at one time would be good.
This cooler is the fourth one we've purchased from ACK and it's the first 19 quart size. We usually get the 30 quart but tis is going to be a Christmas gift. Everyone loves them. Thank you.
5 Stars. Great size, quality and keeps ice better than any cooler I have owned.
So Sweet I bought two.
Overall very pleased! Great cooler for the price,
Quality construction with good insulating capabilities. Although nothing seems to keep stuff cold very long in the summer in a TX car! ACK SPEED OF SHIPPING IS THE BEST!!!
Great cooler..
great alternative...read practical...to a yeti roadie. with a cooler this small you dont need much ice retention. half day at most. use this for a trip to the beach or pool or picnic.
Unfortunately I was very disappointed in the performance of this as a cooler. I bought this hoping to use it on our boat to keep drinks cold throughout the day. Within a couple of hours of adding ice it was all melted and by the afternoon it wasnt hardly cold. I love the size and quality but would not recommend it as an icechest.
This was a great investment. Build quality is very good and only slightly more expensive than the more widely available, but more poorly- made brands/models. The air- tight seal definitely makes a difference. Great product.
We loved the cooler!! We needed a specific size cooler to mount on the tongue of our motorcycle trailer and this was the correct size. We took the cooler on a 7 day motorcycle trip, in 100+ degree weather, and it kept the bottled water ice cold. In the morning before we left we would fill it with 2 or 3 buckets of ice from the motel and it still had ice in it that evening. Great cooler!!
Got this cooler/ dry box to store my cameras and first aid kit in while kayaking. Great product and pricing.
Perfect for a weekend car trip. Great quality and price.
Awsome! I bought the tan one for my yak and it works great. I cant stand the soft sided ones so this will double as a dry box as well. A huge plus is the latches in case in dump and the tan matched the sand color of my Trident 15.
Needed a cooler for my motorcycle while touring...fits on the front of my trailer in the cooler rack perfect. Great quality feel to it as well...
This was the lowest price I could find for this cooler. Most other sites were selling it for at least $55. Plus I got free shipping. I ordered the than color b/c I work outdoors and need something I can use daily that wont show dirt and wear and tear so much. Its a little heavier than my old Igloo but it sure does keep stuff a lot colder even w/o an ice pack. I like that it has a strap so I can carry it even if my hands are full. Well-made, would recommend to anyone. Super fast shipping from these guys, too.
Quality cooler at a great price! Awesome size for boating, road trips. Keeps beverages cold!
This is a really great cooler for the price! I took it on a nine hour river trip on the back of my kayak. It was 96 degrees and it still had over half of the ice left when I returned home. I will be buying more of these in the future.
One of the most amazing coolers ive ever owned. Ice lasts twice as long as regular coolers. The lid seals off so if it turns over, everything else doesnt get wet. I bought this cooler based on those factors and also its light weight. I use mine in a cargo trailer that i pull behind my motorcycle, so it had to be light. 2 Thumbs Up WINNER
The customer service was very good and I recieved the item within a week. However I did not care for the Engel 19 quart box cooler. You get what you pay for. I should have spent $199 on an Yeti. This box will not hold ice. I can fill it with cold drinks and ice and within a few hours there is no ice. If you want a dry box this will be Ok, but if you want a cooler get something else.
Excellent! I bought a second one.
Meets all my needs. Fits perfectly behind the modified seat in my Old Town 119. Not sure it keeps ice as well as I would like, but I will be using it primarily as a fish box when fishing and believe it will keep ice as long as I need it to during a day of fishing.
GREAT customer service!!! My husband and I ordered them as gifts for our wedding party and had them personalized on the front. Everyone LOVED them. People wanted to buy them from the store we took them to for the monogramming. They hold ice well, however, the real test will come in the summer.
Bought this cooler/dry box a few weeks ago. Best price I found on the web and free shipping. Used it this past weekend on a overnight run. I was amazed that it kept the ice for two days and was still usable when I emptied it out, No it wasn't blazing hot out but it performed better then any cooler I ever owned. Also the perfect size for small trips with 2-3 people. Love it
Awesome Little Cooler, disguised as a File Box, or Fire Safe. Small bag of ice kept my Boy Scout drink stash cold for 3 full days. Go with the Tan One.
So far this cooler has worked out great. We use it in our canoe. The locks are really nice and easy to get into. Ice lasted for two days and the third the drinks were still very cold. It was around 78 to 82 degrees and around 65 at night if that helps. I'm sure it works great with hot food but have not used it yet for that, but it did come with a rack to sit the hot items on. Strap is nice but you have to install yourself. Overall very pleased! Two canoe thumbs up for this item!
Perfect cooler for me.
I've had this little cooler about a month and have used it three times. Pros: very good seal, I haven't turned it over while full of melted ice yet, but I doubt much or any would leak if I did. It seals pretty well. I don't know how long it actually keeps ice compared to other coolers I have but plan to compare sometime (check youtube for comparison, if I ever do, I'll post it). It looks like a very expensive yeti. People always ask me how I like it, assuming it cost much more. Cons: the stainless latches on front seem under sized and usually one will get locked into the lid when latching it up. Also don't like the plastic hinges on the rear. What's the point of using stainless on the front and plastic on the rear. A chain is only as strong as the weakest link right? Also, The handle may last for years, but it seems a little under built considering the weight it needs to carry when the cooler is loaded. The strap is a good idea, but if you use is you can't access inside very easily. I am trying to find small cam or ratcheting tie downs for the side.
Great cooler. Keeps food and beverages cool longer than expected.
Love these little coolers - they make great dry boxes for a single or multi-day run in my IK and they are so easily accessible. The rest of the group joked about my "make-up case" during the last trip I took it on, but I think all were impressed with the construction and how handy it is to get into. The gasket seems like long-lasting material that will maintain water-resistancy for years. The strap loops on the case make it easy to run a NRS strap around it to secure it into the boat and have the cam buckle end up on top of the case. All you need to do is loosen the strap at the buckle, slide it out of the way, and open the box up with it still strapped in. I store the boxes with the lids open so I only compress the gaskets when I am using them. Great box. I own 2 - a 13 and a 19 quart, and ACK seems to offer the best deal around on these boxes as well. They may not meet the awesome construstion quality of Engel's top of the line coolers, but for the price, these are really great day-boxes.
The Engel 19 Qt. dry box cooler is a well-made and durable but also good-looking device. We are very pleased with the quality, but are wondering why the back hinges are plastic instead of stainless clasps like the front. That is the only drawback that we can see.
Was the perfect cooler. I ordered two; one I mailed (UPS)with seafood and dry ice. The seafood arrived perfectly frozen and dry ice still there. The other I keep in my car for grocery shopping using it for the frozen items. Great price, too!
The Engel cooler is just as advertised and meets the five-star rating. ACK rates even higher for customer service and quality of delivery. To me this is the Difference.
Works well and definitely keeps the contents sealed from outside air. Did not keep ice over a day but works great for a day trip cooler or dry box.
this cooler is just the thing i was looking for. does an excellent job in my outdoor jobs. ack was very quick in processing the order, and delivery was fast


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Contemporary Velvet and Fabric Sofa
2 Seater Sofa
The California pairs modern and traditional style to create a retro looking velvet and fabric sofa. Its unique design uses gentle curves, clean lines, solid walnut legs and heavy weave linen cloth upholstery to create something very special for a living room or bedroom. By incorperating removable covers and high quality fabric this sofa is functional and easy to clean lasting you a lifetime, working well as a stand alone piece or paired with matching 2 & 3-seater sofa and arm chair.
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From Around The Web
Happy Friday friends! How was your week? Mine seemed short, mostly due to the fact that I have been busy, busy and worked a bunch of overtime at work this week. Thank goodness I work from home and can work ten hour days from my house. I'm seriously lucky. Over the last week or more K and I have started to plan our winter getaway, a good one full of adventure. We are stuck between Nicaragua and Belize right now, trying to decide on a jungle or beach getaway. I love being out in the rainforests and lush areas but think that we'll regret it if we don't get to swim in a blue, blue ocean. I've never been to either country and I am having a lot of fun doing our research on both countries. K and I always do a lot of research before vacationing off the beaten path and always manage to have unbelievably amazing getaways. Visiting Costa Rica a couple years ago was one of my favorite vacations. We traveled to a small town in Costa Rica and spent a day hiking, zip lining and rafting the rainforest surrounding a volcano. Once we book our vacation I promise to give you guys all the details on how we planned this trip. Until then I'll leave you with the fun and interesting articles I read this week,
From Around The Web...
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Home cooking was exactly what Tony Stewart needed on Wednesday night, as his post-NASCAR racing schedule returned to his hometown and led to a victory in the UMRA King of TQ midgets feature at Bartholomew County Fairgrounds.
MIDGETS: LaJoie, Chili Bowl Officials Create $50,000 Golden Driller Challenge
Randy LaJoie and organizers of the Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals have upped the stakes for next year's 32nd running of the marquee event, announcing Monday the creation of the Joie of Seating $50,000 Golden Driller Challenge.
MIDWEST: Gaines Targeting Kenyon Midget Title; Anderson Opener Up First
Rising dirt track racer and University of Northwestern Ohio student Clayton Gaines is set to ignite his 2017 season in a big way when he returns to the quarter-mile Anderson Speedway bullring in Indiana for the USSA Mel Kenyon Midget Series season-opener on April 15.
MIDGETS: Williams Continuing Recovery After Wild Chili Bowl Crash
Texas sprint car driver-turned midget rookie Payton Williams had one of the most memorable Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals experiences in recent history, but for all the wrong reasons.
INDOOR: Flores Claims First-Career Indoor Auto Racing Series TQ Title
NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series crew member and indoor racing veteran Ryan Flores was, at long last, crowned the Indoor Auto Racing Championship Series champion on Saturday night inside Atlantic City's Boardwalk Hall.
INDOOR: Rudolph Gambles For Atlantic City Score In Photo Finish
Erick Rudolph is a betting man, and it showed once again on Saturday night inside Atlantic City's Boardwalk Hall.
NWMT: Preece Focused On Modified Return & Pursuit Of Second Title
Standing beside his No. 6 TS Haulers TQ-Midget in the pit area before the Gambler's Classic at Atlantic City's Boardwalk Hall on Friday, former NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion Ryan Preece was able to reflect on his recent opportunities in the NASCAR XFINITY Series.
AUDIO/FEATURE: Special Car Brought Key & Clauson Families Together
If not for one very special GT American winged outlaw micro sprint, the Key and Clauson families may never have crossed paths.
MIDGETS: Bell Ends 22-Year Sooner State Drought With Chili Bowl Triumph
Christopher Bell put the Oklahoma curse to bed Saturday night during the finale of the 31st annual Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals, dominating the second half of the 55-lap championship A-Feature to score his long-awaited first Golden Driller.
STARTING GRID: 31st Annual Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals A-Main
Justin Grant converted a wire-to-wire victory on Vacuworx Qualifying Night into the pole position for Saturday's 31st annual Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals finale, defeating top seed Christopher Bell in the Pizza Express Pole Shuffle on Friday night.
CHILI BOWL NOTEBOOK: Key Family Presents Clausons With Winning Micro
Friday night's Vacuworx Night program at the 31st annual Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals was memorable for a lot of reasons, but one off-track celebration topped them all.
MIDGETS: Grant Wires Vacuworx Night For First Chili Bowl Prelim Win
Just as his Clauson-Marshall Racing teammate Tyler Courtney did Tuesday night at the Tulsa Expo Center, California's Justin Grant led from start to finish and collected his first-career Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals preliminary night win on Friday during Vacuworx Qualifying Night.


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Dialogues Through (Not on) the Phone
'Talking Pictures: Camera-Phone Conversations Between Artists' at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
One of the wisest, savviest museum exhibitions of the summer (it closes Dec. 17) may not have much actual art, but it circles the subject like a satellite. Using prints, slide shows, books and iPads, it presents image-only camera-phone exchanges between 12 pairs of artists, and is full of flashes of wit, poetry, even genius. ROBERTA SMITH
See mini-reviews of current exhibitions.
Offering a Challenge and Empowerment
Dominique Eade, Ran Blake and Kavita Shah at the Park Avenue Armory
When you're singing with Mr. Blake (in this case at 7 and 9 p.m. on Tuesday), the eminent 82-year-old pianist, maintaining the harmonic arc of a piece becomes your prerogative. His accompaniments are abstract impastos, moving images within and apart from plot. For vocalists up to the task, his approach becomes a challenge, and an empowerment. Ms. Eade is possessed of a deep, ink-thick voice; on "Town and Country" — a recent duo album of American folk songs and standards — she and Mr. Blake prove an excellent pair. Ms. Shah, also a talented vocalist, will perform separately, debuting a new song cycle titled "Folk Songs of Naboréa." GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO
Germany's Forgotten Celluloid
'The Lost Years of German Cinema: 1949-1963' at the Film Society of Lincoln Center
A crash course in German cinema might start with silent Expressionist masterpieces; continue with Nazi productions like Leni Riefenstahl's; and then jump to the late 1960s for Rainer Werner Fassbinder. Filling in the postwar gap, the Film Society, through Thursday, screens movies by onetime expatriates like Fritz Lang and will show three by Helmut Kautner, whose films include the 1955 "Sky Without Stars" (Friday, Wednesday and Thursday), a romance between an East German laborer and a West German police officer, and "Black Gravel," a 1961 noir in which old lovers reunite, only to become embroiled in a fateful driving accident. BEN KENIGSBERG
See a guide to film series and screenings in New York.
An O'Neill Classic by a Cast of One
'Strange Interlude' at Irondale Center
It takes an extraordinary man to perform the entirety of Eugene O'Neill's Pulitzer Prize-winning play for Transport Group. And that man, David Greenspan, can finally take a rest. (The show closes Saturday.) Laura Collins-Hughes described his "masterful" performance as resembling "a recitation, a prayer, a madness, a modern ballet." ALEXIS SOLOSKI
From Croatia With Movement
Perforations Festival at La MaMa
This Croatian festival (Friday through Nov. 26) features a wealth of contemporary performance. One highlight is Bruno Isakovic with Mia Zalukar (from Croatia) in "Suddenly Everywhere," a duet that explores how rational and irrational decisions affect our states of being, and a double bill by TukaWach/Magda Stawman-Tuka and Anita Wach (Poland). "How the Hares Are Dying" explores the notion of disappearance while "Private Inventory" creates a setting for self-sacrifice and transformation. And Ina Sladic (Croatia and Germany) offers "Penny/Audience," a two-part conceptual work performed on separate nights. (In "Penny," the New York performance artist Penny Arcade gives Ms. Sladic performance instructions through an audio installation.) And at Abrons Arts Center, Jasna Vinovrski (Croatia) presents "Staying Alive," a look at the current immigration debate. GIA KOURLAS
See what's happening around the city's dance scene.
Live From New York, It's Improv
'Doppelganger' at Upright Citizens Brigade Theater Chelsea
Seeing improv aces like Sasheer Zamata, formerly of "Saturday Night Live," and Keisha Zollar, of "The Opposition With Jordan Klepper," perform together as part of their longstanding U.C.B. show (at 9:30 p.m. on Wednesday) is a delight in itself. This time, however, they are joined by the comedy veteran Tim Meadows, another "S.N.L." alum, which warrants at least a dozen raised-hand emojis. KASIA PILAT
See who else is making New Yorkers laugh this week.
Lincoln Center by Way of Washington
New York Philharmonic at David Geffen Hall
At 7:30 p.m. from Wednesday through Nov. 25, Gianandrea Noseda, a coveted conductor who recently began his tenure as music director of the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington, leads Rachmaninoff's Symphony No. 3, the suite from Rimsky-Korsakov's "The Legend of the Invisible City of Kitezh," and Saint-Saëns's Violin Concerto No. 3. Frank Huang, the Philharmonic's excellent concertmaster, is the soloist. DAVID ALLEN
Celebrating the Kooky, Creepy and Creative
Family Day: Addams at the Morris-Jumel Mansion
Many parents might blanch at the prospect of a play date between their children and the sinister siblings of the Addams Family. But no need to worry about this encounter: The young will draw only on the imaginative spirit of the Addamses and their creator, the artist Charles Addams (1912-88), whose mordantly funny cartoons graced The New Yorker for many years. To be held in a suitably old house — the Morris-Jumel was built in 1765 — this Saturday celebration revolves around the mansion's new exhibition, "Charles Addams: Family & Friends," which features more than 35 of his works, along with photographs and memorabilia. From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., the mansion will hold a drop-in workshop (registration is recommended), in which children can draw and write their own comic strips — unsettling, uplifting or both. LAUREL GRAEBER
Find more events for children and families.
The Bob He Is a-Changin'
Bob Dylan and Mavis Staples at Beacon Theater
Seeing Bob Dylan in 2017 is a wondrously strange experience. He seems uninterested in giving his live audiences a close approximation of their favorite records; instead, he twists his songs into wild new forms, laying on the brimstone and blues. It's anything but a canned nostalgia trip, which is refreshing in an age with plenty of nostalgia to go around. Opening at this five-night stand (at 7:30 p.m. Monday through Nov. 25) is his longtime friend Mavis Staples, whose latest album, "If All I Was Was Black," arrives Nov. 17.
A Pair of Narratives in the Continuum
'Time and the Conways' at the American Airlines Theater
J.B. Priestley's play moves back and forth in the lives of one English family, but as Broadway time is more linear, the play ends its run. Elizabeth McGovern stars as the matriarch of a family faltering between the wars. Jesse Green wrote that while parts of the play "come off as obvious exercises in dramatic irony," other parts "look at the world as it really is and are freshly gripping." ALEXIS SOLOSKI
Our guide to plays and musicals coming to New York stages, and a few last-chance picks of shows that are about to close.


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Instagram is one of the most accessed social media platforms. The application is also public and anyone can have access to it. And not all the people who are using Instagram have good intentions. Meaning that they can also add negative comments related to your business. In this article, we will talk about this subject. About how to deal with negative comments from the audience. Also about why you should think about a tool that will delete all Instagram comments.
Why should I care about social media negative comments?
Comments are public and everyone can see them. When someone writes something bad related to you or to your business, all the social media audience will be able to see the negative posts.
If you own a business and you are using Instagram to promote it, it can be more than that. Your targeted audience will judge you following some of the next criteria:
- how you responded;
- how fast was your reaction;
- what was your reaction or point of view;
- how things ended.
People can post anytime and from everywhere. If you care about your business, you may need to know that social media users are always waiting for a quick reaction and a prompt response. In case this doesn't occur, they will get to a conclusion that you might not like. They will think that you don't care about them. Especially if they are your customers. And you wouldn't like this to happen, would you? This is one of the main reasons why you should think about a tool you can use to delete all Instagram comments.
When should I delete all Instagram comments?
This is a common practice among businesses. You should not feel guilty for thinking about this or even doing it. If you care about your business and about your customers and if the negative comments don't have any solid arguments, then this might be the solution for you.Before thinking to delete all Instagram comments, there are some other alternative solutions that you may try:
- Provide a polite response
- Apologize for the inconvenience
- Thank the person for his/her opinion
- Ask the person to send you a private message so that you can analyze the situation and provide an answer as soon as possible.
Competition is part of our everyday life, especially when it comes to businesses. Competitors can have a negative impact on your brand if they are starting to post negative content related to it. Their actions can decrease the credibility in front of your customers. This is the worst thing that can happen to you. There can be situations when rivals can pay people to post negative comments related to your business. This is, again, a situation when you can think to delete all Instagram comments.
More information about how to relate to your competitors can be found by accessing the following link.
Tools that you can use in order to delete all Instagram comments
If you want to do this manually, here are the steps that you need to follow:
- Open Instagram
- Tap on the photo with the comment you want to remove
- Press the "comments" button-it's the one that you usually use when writing a comment
- After you will find the comment you want to edit or remove, tap on it and you will see a recycle-bin in the upper-right corner.
- Click on it-you have now deleted the unwanted comment.
This option might be suitable if you own a personal account or if the number of followers is not a significant one. If you own an important business and you don't have the time to delete all Instagram comments manually, then you might want to use one of the tools presented next.
Deleting Instagram comments is easy with this application. You only have to access the "Tools Page" and click on the Instagram account that you want the tool to run for. The next step is to access the "Delete Comments Tab" or click on the "More Tools" option-"Delete Comments Tool"
Jarvee allows you to set timers. Meaning that you can set an agreed interval for each operation and choose the number of deleted comments per time-frame.
You can also set the maximum number of comments you want to delete each day. One of the most important features of this application is that you can customize its deleting settings according to your needs and preferences.
You can start using Jarvee for $19.95/month and you will have a 5 days trial included.
This tool works as your personal scheduler. It is one of the fastest software used for a complex series of Instagram automation. You can schedule different types of activities using Gramboard's dashboard.
The tool will be up and running in the background 24/7 without the need for you to be active during all this time.
It's like your personal assistant which will make sure to get your job done in a short period of time. You can also add multiple Instagram accounts. The signing in operation takes less than a minute. You also have unlimited Technical Suppor. It's the easiest way to plan, amplify and keep track of what's happening on your Instagram account.
After you will access Gramboard's dashboard, the only thing that you will have to do is to customize the settings related to deleting the comments on Instagram.
You can start using Gramboard for $9.95/month. You will also have the possibility of 5 days trial for $1/day.
Thinking to delete all Instagram comments is not always a good idea. You need to assess the situation and to see if this is really necessary. Sometimes, people can get angrier if they notice that their comments have been deleted. You need to think twice before doing this. This solution can be applied in situations when the competitors are trying to put you down through paid people. You don't want your business or customers to be affected by untrue information or negative comments.


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Apartamento Reyes
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Apartamento Reyes
3rd Floor Holiday Apartment
Place: Puerto Naos
Location: Only a few meters from the Beach Promenade
Occupancy: 2 adults + 2 children (+ 1 Baby)
Rooms: 1br with two single beds, 1br with a double bed
Extras: Elevator
Location: Only a few meters from the Beach Promenade
Occupancy: 2 adults + 2 children (+ 1 Baby)
Rooms: 1br with two single beds, 1br with a double bed
Extras: Elevator
Presently, Puerto Naos is experiencing traffic impact and noise disturbances are caused by major construction works. More information about the construction site…
Supermarkets and Restaurants within Walking Distance
The Holiday Apartment Reyes is located on the 3rd floor of a four-story apartment building, only 3 walking minutes from the beach.
It is a perfect location for those, who prefer a central location in Puerto Naos, but not directly at the beach promenade.
Only a few steps away there is the wide lava sand beach with palm trees, that repeatedly has been rewarded with the Blue Ecological Flag, an accredited recognition for high environmental standards and excellent water quality.
Apartment Reyes is located on the 3rd Floor of a four-story Apartment Complex
The well-sorted Spar supermarket as well as the pizza restaurant El Forno are located in the same building.
The beach is a short walking distance from the Holiday Apartment.
Enjoy a view of the mountain ridge and the large gravel car park from the small balcony, furnished with a table, two chairs and a sun umbrella.
65m² living space for up to 4 persons
The modern furnished and decorated living-dining area provides access to the balcony.
All rooms feature a colourful design tuned with matching modern furniture.
The large sofa can be used as a sofa bed (1,35 x 2,00m).
There is satellite TV available. Feel free to bring your own movies and watch them on a modern flat screen with a USB-port.
The small dining table has 4 chairs and the kitchen is well equipped.
One bedroom has 2 single beds, facing the inner courtyard of the apartment building.
The other bedroom has a double bed and a large built-in wardrobe providing the same view as the balcony.
A small bathroom with a shower and a toilet is located in the entrance area of the Holiday Apartment. There you also find the washing machine.
Equipment Details
- 1 bedroom with 2 single beds (0,90 x 2,00m)
- 1 bedroom with a double bed (1,50 x 1,90m)
- cot, high chair
- living room with 40-inch flat screen
- large sofa (sofa bed 1,35 x 2,00m)
- dining table with 4 chairs
- kitchenette with 4-ring ceramic hob, coffee machine, coffee percolator, toaster, refrigerator with freezer compartment, sandwich maker, manual juicer, microwave.
- bathroom with shower and toilet
- washing machine
- hair dryer
- clothes horse
- iron and ironing board
- beach towels
- balcony with table and chairs, sun umbrella
- elevator
Bed linen and towels provided by the Holiday Home.
Accommodation not suitable for people with reduced mobility.
Puerto Naos has one of the most beautiful beaches of the island
The Holiday Apartment is only a few steps from the beach.
In the near surroundings you can buy everything for your daily need. There are a bakery, restaurants and shops as well as different sport activities offered like hiking, biking, paragliding or diving.
The bus stop is located right at your doorstep, busses to Los Llanos depart every half hour.
If you prefer to spend you holidays at the beach and enjoy the sun, you do not necessarily depend on a rental car.