JOHOUSE 100PCS Plastic Rainbow Pinwheels for Kids, Decorative Pinwheels for Yard and Garden Patio Decor DIY Crafts

Very pretty

I bought these to put in my garden hoping they would deter critters, mostly the squirrels who like to bury acorns in the raised beds, leaving me to pull out hundreds of small oak trees every year. So far, they seem to be working! All I'm pulling now is crab grass. The pinwheels spin easily with the slightest breeze, and their shiny colors reflect both the sunlight and the streetlight at night.They were so easy to put together. At first they seemed rather flimsy and I wondered if they would hold up in Missouri's volatile weather. I'm writing this review at this time to say how amazing they have been. Not only have they held up during several deluges of biblical proportions, but also during a hailstorm where we got silver-dollar sized hail! Not a one was broken! All are still standing and spinning freely, without a care in the world.One of my best purchases ever.

This is a huge set of very cheap pinwheels. My grandkids had a blast assembling them. Because so many come in the packet it's no big deal if a couple are put together incorrectly at the beginning [ kids allowed a learning curve]. They made pinwheels for everyone! Great fun for a good price. They all spin well, but are not super high quality...The girls loved them! We didn't count to check parts...With 100, we probably will not finish them all!

I bought these for an object lesson I was teaching at church and needed a lot for a low cost. These fit the bill perfect. Be aware they obviously come unassembled and so it takes a while to put them all together. But just turn on a show and get to it. Easy to assemble, while I don't think there were instructions it was simple. They blow nicely in the wind, are colorful and metallic as pictured. Kids loved them.

I purchased these to give to the first hundred children at an event. I only received enough material to make 73. Didn't have time to return.The straw part is basically that, a straw. It's a bit thicker than your average straw but hollow. The pin wheel is like a foil material but holds up well.Pros: easy to assemble. It took me about 1 hour to assemble them (73). The pin wheel goes on really easy into the stick. And the clip up hold it in place snaps on with no problems.Sturdiness:. I would say decent. If your looking for something that will last forever, your better off getting the really thick plastic kind. However, my kids put a few in the front and back yard and they have been doing great for the past 3 months, even getting wet with sprinkles. They still spin well and I haven't had a problem. I don't expect them up last forever, but so far, so good.Bright, fun colors.Spin well.Cons: did not receive the amount stated which was 100. I now have leftover parts that can't be completed.Value for the money I feel was decent. That is if you receive the full set.

Water-proof. I thought because each pinwheel has like 5 parts that I’d only end up with about 20 pinwheels. Boy was I wrong!I got these to deter unusually huge devastating grasshoppers that are decimating my raised garden beds- also to keep out squirrels and the neighbors cats. It seems to be working! And kind of fun and pretty.

We have a new book series launching, and we have just trademarked our logo pinwheel books. We had an event a couple of weekends ago with the new T-shirts and what is a pinwheel books event without pinwheels? More adults one of them than the kids. We sold them for two dollars apiece as a fundraiser. They are fun and easy to put together. You can mix and match colors. They spin really well. Everything you would want in a pinwheel. The only downside is they are incredibly slippery and my bag split open and it was impossible to pick them up as a pile! It was comical . So I would encourage a little bit stronger, packaging. Other than that at the price on these!

The variation of colors was cool and the ease of assembly make these a perfect fun time for any daycare-kindergarten class. They spin beautifully and actually are way easier to plant in the yard than I thought they'd be.