... that it is slightly thicker and seems to seal better overall in the long term
932659
I prefer this sealant over Stan's no tubes sealant due to the fact that it is slightly thicker and seems to seal better overall in the long term. It doesn't seem to dry out as quickly as Stan's does. For that reason I think it costs less in the long term, but that is just my opinion. Overall I highly recommend the sealant.
998079
Purchased this door bottom seal in an effort to up-date our garage doors and add a few tiny obstacles to seal off the garage / house from the elements.  When the seal arrived, swiftly delivered, the quality looked decent.  Once I set out to replace the garage door bottoms with this seal, several issues popped up requiring professional (garage-door) intervention.  On arrival, I asked the garage pro to install the seal; he then showed me a seal used by him (same price). That clearly showed to be of considerably sturdier, flexible (in freezing temperatures), watertight material.  I then opted to use the bottom seals suggested by the garage door pro.  I forgot to ask the brand / type used, for which I apologize.  And thus, I cannot comment as to our experience with the seal, but merely the look and feel of the item itself.  The material appeared considerably thinner than the seal from the garage door pro, albeit quite flexible.  In comparison to the seal I went with, itll certainly have a more limited life.  Consequently, suggest thoroughly researching the seals available, making price / quality comparisons, as there is better material out there (at an equivalent price), which may extend the life of the seal by several years.  As to the actual installation, some will depend on the garage door type, how embedded the old seal is, and (in our case) more finesse than brawn.
1122723
So far it's been holding the clear color much longer than other cases (been using it for almost 3 months). Only downside about this case I found it to be that it's slightly thicker over the screen, but I guess this adds a level of protection other cases don't have.
351083
This windshield is thicker than previous ones that I have purchased in the past.  It comes with thicker bungie cords also.  Deducted 1 star because of its size, does not quite cover from top to bottom.  But despite that, this is one of the better ones that I have tried over the years
3757831
It's not strong and takes time to seal, but works and much better than bulky ugly ones for factory
3476022
I moved to a new house, and installed this door. At my old house, I had several less expensive doors that didn't seal very well, and needed the flaps replaced every year or two. While I can't say how long the flap will last, it definitley seals better than any door I have had in the past. Installation was pretty simple, the only complication for me was having to trim it to fit a storm door that was only 3/4" thick, but I managed it with no problems.
3822290
Works fine. It took a little maneuvering to get it to fit but once you get the hang of it, it ends up making a good seal.
1566879
Its simple to install and remove. I think the front part of the seal could be thicker.  Because of this it leaks in that location as well as others.  I guess for what it is its a great cover. I would buy it again due to the simplicity of the install and it does what a cover is suppose to do.
4626493
This hose seem pretty good so far. I have only used it once. It is made much better than any other expandable hose I have owned. I bought a 3 year extended warranty with it just in case. This is on top of the manufacturers 1 year warranty.

One negative that I did notice is that the outer covering has already frayed in some spots just with normal contact a hose would have while dragging it across a concrete driveway or pavers. Outer covering seems to be like a cotton type of material. It is much heavier than the nylon type of exterior on other expandable hoses I have owned in the past. However, the fraying makes me wonder if the outside might wear out or tear quickly. I will keep an eye on this.
2067583
Looks like this one may be a winner.  I give it 5 stars for starters and will review my post in time.  Lids are NOT hard to snap on like others have said.  The seal is larger than most other brands making it much easier to keep clean.  Also, the lid seal is permanently sealed to the lid eliminating the possibility of bacteria growth between the seal and lid like other similar products.

The company rates this for 30 years life but I highly doubt this claim.  I do think these are much tougher than most of the competition.  Compared to the Popit! brand, these are superior in quality.  Popit! containers are light duty.  I will give my wife some time now to put these to use and see which one she prefers.  I will update this post periodically.

So far, I'm very happy with this purchase.
3528151
Thicker than I expected, but a good bar tape overall.
4172267
I built my home six years ago and installed an Insinkerator. It served its purpose but after a couple of years I had to start replacing parts. Then around the 5 year mark it began leaking from the tank and stopped working all together. I ordered this product as a replacement and have just installed it. My initial impression is that it is much better made. This unit seems more sturdy and has a better appearance. It was not an simple install, but not difficult either, I just had to make a couple trips to the hardware store to get the correct fittings for my sink setup. Once installed it seems very quiet and sturdy. I am curious to see how it holds up over time.
1816002
I already had one and was replacing as the rubber weather stripping on the bottom had torn do to 3 years of use. The replacement fit in the alreading existing hole perfectly. The only issue I have is this one does not seem to seal as well as the original. I can see air gaps at the bottom where the rubber strip should touch and around the outside edges of the magnetic swinging door. This is going to be an issue since Wisconsin Winters are very cold. Not sure if the one I got is faulty or if this is how the new products are being made verses the original I got 3 years ago. The original was part of a glass insert for my patio door.
253410
If you have ever fought with a roll of packing tape to find the end of the roll, you will appreciate the slightly greater thickness of this tape.
3992281
The seal is a bit flimsy but the product definitely works.  I debate how much it's actually condensing the clothes though... but I was able to fit 2 small packs with a little bit of extra space into my standard 24" luggage bag
1177868
I'll edit this review after a year of service with the sealer. So far (1 month) it seems to do the job just fine.

Easy to apply. No objectionable odor. A little pricey, but if it lasts a year between applications, well worth it.

Update 4/17/13: Product still seems to be sealing well. Water beads on the surface of the grout on which it was applied. That's a good thing. No visible evidence of mold or mildew.
3052593
This is the fourth seal I've purchased after recently installing the third on my 16 foot door. There are a few things to be aware of but overall this is a great product which compensates well for door edges to concrete which don't touch perfectly all the way across.

The first 2 doors I did were 10 feet each and I installed the product about 7 years ago. The first 2 are still in place and working well. During that install I never noticed what I noticed on the 16 foot door which was a tendency for the seal to shift into the garage as the sealant cured. I test fit the product, trimmed the ends, and marked the floor for both front and back edges (back being in the garage). The ramp of the seal is high in back of the door and gets lower to the front to obviously encourage water to run back out. I applied the sealant as instructed and shifted the seal around to help spread the sealant finally stopping the position where I had marked. I closed the door and left it for 24 hours as instructed and when I checked the next morning the seal crept back into the garage (about 1/2 inch). The force of the door contact caused the seal to gradually creep back due to the ramp and force of the door.

I fit this fourth seal but have not sealed/glued it yet but when I do I plan to secure the lip with something like gorilla tape to prevent the seal from walking/creeping as the sealant cures. The only other thing I would mention is that make certain you are cautious when applying the sealant zig-zag pattern they show because it the "Vs" of the zig-zag are too close you will have a high probability of running out of sealant and find yourself struggling to get the last bit out. Its similar to toothpaste but a lot harder to squeeze out when you start to run out. I realized I might run out on the 16 foot door, which comes with 2 tubes of sealant versus 1 for the 10 foot seal, and so I increased the spacing of the "Vs" and then I came back and placed additional dots of sealant between the "Vs" once I could judge how much sealant remained.