What greenman said is spot on. My experience with plants from big box stores is that they are almost invariably root bound. This means that it will take a lot of work to properly prepare the plant for planting. If the root problems are not corrected, they will likely lead to the premature death of the tree. I usually get my container citrus from major wholesale producers. Even from very very good producers, container production yeilds trees with pretty abysmal root problems as you get into the larger container sizes like #15s. The #5s are pretty easy to fix since the problems are fairly close to the surface. The #15s on the other hand generally have a bottom mass of roots from the #5 in the center of the root ball and at least a couple of j roots and girdling roots deep in there that need to be cut out. And these are generally fairly high quality plants that aren't allowed to get root bound. It's just the nature of container production. Almost every container tree I have ever purchased, thousands, has had the root flare too deep and major structural problems. The larger the container, the worse the root problems. Those prices for #15s are insane.

T, you're still not getting what I'm saying. lol. WiFi Adapter. Many older (and not so old) computers cannot access WiFi because they simply are not equipped to receive signals from WF routers. You buy an adapter to instantly receive signals from the WiFi router. I have 4 PC's, business and personal. Three of them are new, the other one is 11 years old. Works great, but it won't access the Internet because of not having the WiFi signal stuff already in it. It worked great with DSL. WiFi...no Internet. Hence, a WiFi adaptor is needed. It's no big deal, just a little adapter is all. Look it up.

The set that I am getting is the 1213 and the 1413 dryer, and are both the same depth. I don't know if you can put a smaller dryer on top. Is that something you can check out with the store? Same thing with the splitters. That would be a deal killer right there, unless you know an electrician who works on the cheap. There are a couple of US retailers that still have the 1413 NIB available (last time I checked I think Gourmet Appliances had some), but I don't know if shipping to you is do-able. I think I read a thread on here where someone had a similar question, but I don't recall the outcome. If you went with new units, would you be able to get the 10 year warranty or is that only applicable to the larger capacity units? Two thousand is a LOT of $$$. Hard to pass up.

Love my iPad. I had the iPad 1, but gave it to my granddaughter a few months ago when iPad 4 came out. I'm even thinking of getting a mini because I want to have something slightly bigger than my iPhone when out and about...Nuts, I know! Plus the Apple store has the refurbished mini for $279 right now. I have bought many, many ipods, etc. from Apple refurbished and have never had one problem with any of them. They have all been like new. I like my retina display, but I think the mini even without retina display is perfectly fine. My first iPad I got with both wifi and 3G, but won't anymore because it is easy to tether and use it with the cell phone's coverage. Also, the iPad 2 is still produced and a very economical. alternative. I don't know what your winnings were, but I say go for it now!!