@mamabearsreviews I received this product for free from the Hey, Bullseye™ sampling program in exchange for my honest review. My kids and I are having so much fun with our National Geographic Rock Tumbling Kit. It is fun for rockhounds of any age. It is easy to do, requires little effort on our end, but takes about a month to complete. Every week, we turn off the tumbler, rinse off the rocks and rinse out the tumbler drum, then replace the rocks and add the proper grit for the step we’re on and add water. Every week my kids are excited to see what their rocks look like. They’ve already been on the hunt outside for rocks for our next batch. I love that this kit includes a bag of rough stones to tumble, so we were able to get started right away. It also includes jewelry fastenings, so they can wear their new treasures. We are currently on step 2 and so far this rock tumbler works great. It’s not terribly loud, but I keep it in our sun room to ensure the sound doesn’t start to get annoying. I was worried that the plug would get hot due to constant use, but I constantly check it and it has remained cool. I did have to put a silicone pot holder under it because the vibration of it was making it move and it nearly fell off the table. Since this is a longer process, I can’t fully show you in just one photo how cool this process is, so I made a video of our first two steps that I will post soon so you can see it in action. I also plan to make a video of the last two steps, so you can see our finished rocks. @target @natgeo #target #heybullseye #nationalgeographic #rocktumbling #stemtoy #rocks #rockcollecting #rockhounds #producttesting #productreviewer #contentcreator #ugccreator #mamabearsreviews #gifted