ArtCreativity Pinwheels for Kids - Pack of 24 - Reflective Pinwheel for Yard and Garden Wind Spinners, Lawn Windmill Toy, Fun Carnival Toy and Party Favor - Party Lawn Decor

I was able to incorporate the pinwheels into a Children's Sunday School lesson and they worked really well. Each child, between 4 yr to 10 yr, assembled the pinwheels themselves and they withstood the multiple ways in which the children played with them throughout the lesson. They were excited that there were varied color patterns seeking out their favorite. A few exclaimed leaving that they had plans for putting the pinwheel in their outside garden at their home. With the long stem it would probably work.

I bought these to keep the birds away. They are small ( about half what you would expect), but incredibly cheap and effective and really do the job.They must be assembled by pushing the head onto the stem. Not brain surgery but also not very secure.I put a drop of gorilla glue on the stems before putting them together. They are then very secure and after being out on the deck for two months in up to 50 knot winds are looking pretty worn but the blades that are left are still going around and the birds are gone.They are also a hit with my grandkids.A 5 star good deal

Very fast delivery. The windmill is very colorful & attractive but rather smaller than I expected. Very easy to assemble.My intended use is to plant them around the yard to hopefully keep birds & pests away. Not sure how effective this will be since several of the windmills don't spin even in fairly strong winds! Also, found the plastic straw like holders difficult to insert into the ground. Improvised with some spike extensions.

These were so cheap. 6 of them were misshapen and unusable. You have to push them forward, but they won’t stay. My students said they fell apart and didn’t work. The foil material it’s made of was scratched up and a few of them look like an animal had chewed on them. Don’t waste your money. Go to the dollar tree and get pinwheels that work.

The quality of the parts are good but the pinwheel part comes somewhat squashed in the bag. Some do not do not attach perpendicular to the stick. The pinwheel sometimes lays against the stick and the angle keeps them from spinning freely because the stick gets in the way. I wanted to have them spinning in my garden so I'm disappointed. They are still colorful.

No more sweeping the patio to clean up the pigeon droppings. I used the pinwheels attached with moth balls and glued to a box that I placed on the roof. I have not need to sweep the patio since installing this contraption. I used to have to sweep daily and I was afraid that the poop would get in the pool. Ugh! Very economical way to get rid of pest but still not cause any harm to innocent pigeons. Try it. It worked for me.Put the pinwheels together. Use glue to cement them in place. Punch holes in a small box and glue them to the box, Place on the roof and I believe the problem is solved. I used moth balls also because I read pigeons don't like the smell so a double precaution. Works like a charm and cheap.

Easy to put together. Small and colorful. Since I’m using it keep birds from pecking at my screen enclosure I used a little bit of glue to make it stronger. Hopefully it will help to keep birds from pecking holes in the screen. They are inexpensive enough to give it a try.

Half of them were damaged. Very cheap looking. Fell apart very quickly. Bought them for my preschool class. Very dissatisfied. I had to send them back. Got sturdier ones at the dollar store.