Your page almost worked for my vertical-monitor setup. May want to make your first button (#TwitterButton2dsf) to have white-space: nowrap (or perhaps a better

Your page almost worked for my vertical-monitor setup. May want to make your first button (#TwitterButton2dsf) to have white-space: nowrap (or perhaps a better fix since it breaks slightly moments before the mobile breakpoint.) What I saw: http://i.imgur.com/3nBqSoy.png http://i.imgur.com/3nBqSoy.png What I expected: http://i.imgur.com/q9SE2xQ.png http://i.imgur.com/q9SE2xQ.png >Evapolar emulates a soft natural chilling process instead of just producing a cold air thread like the other air conditioners (that often leads to catching a cold). Viruses cause colds, not cold air. Not cold weather. Not being in the rain. Proximity to sneezing people (by staying indoors when its cold) and viruses living longer in cold climates (doorknobs and such). Not blowing cold air onto someone. This is bullshit. >Evapolar is a desktop personal air conditioner that not only chills, but also humidifies and purifies air. To my understanding it's a humidifier that manages to leave the air colder. What is it doing to purify the air? Genuine question, as that isn't explained anywhere in the functionality. >Humidifies the air which is healthy for your hair and skin. How humid are we talking about? Too much of anything (yep, even humidity!) can be bad. Too much humidity leads to oily skin/acne. I don't think many people consider acne to be "healthy skin". For marketing, sure. Bullshit all you can get away with. That's the point. But to convince me to spend money to pre-order or fund a product on Indiegogo? Any amount of bullshit is a red flag for me to not waste my money. If it really isn't bullshit - I'd like to know how Evapolar manages to do what it claims to do. Although I'm sure the marketing probably earns more pre-orders than it loses. That's life I guess. /shrugs [Special Note] I use "bullshit" in place of "marketing fluff that is either partially true or only believed to be true, even if scientifically false."