Hopefully the article explains the difference well enough that you can work them out for yourself…

To get you started though I’d said “low cost” is a feature and “Stops those annoying wobbly tables, chairs and other furniture” is a benefit.

I had read previously that I should promote ‘benefits’ rather than ‘features’ but I struggled to really understand what was meant. Below is the bullet points which I list on my website - are these ‘benefits’ or ‘features’ and do they need revising ?
Another question - these are on the homepage, should I repeat them on each product page where customers ‘add to cart’ to increase sales ?
- Low cost.
- Easy to use.
- More professional than beer mats under legs.
- Increase customer satisfaction for your restaurant, cafe or bar.
- Stops those annoying wobbly tables, chairs and other furniture.
- Stops ‘creeping’ sofas on laminate floors.
- Protects laminate and ceramic flooring.
- Ideal as an unusual gift.