Great! Make sure you pull the clear part slow ...
925266
Great! Make sure you pull the  clear part slow and as horizontal as possible. Slow. Take your time. Love it Juggalos
1532379
I used this to clear my sewer lateral line. Works great, you just need to take your time and slowly advance it. Saved me from having to call a plumber.
251690
just got my 2 clear films, installed them, it's perfect. you can barely see any difference after installation.
something you may wanna know before you try to put the film on.

the fit is so precise, so you wanna put it on your screen VERY carefully, otherwise one side will eventually 'don't fit'.

tips for installation.
1. try to put the protector on your screen, find the exactly place to fit, get some tape and use them to hold your protector there with one side taped. and then remove the protective film 1.

2. if you are not a pro, get two of the screen protector. usually you will NOT install it in the first place, since there is always so much dust. try your best to put the first protector, and if it installs perfect, you have another for future use. if you can't remove all the dust, don't worry. just tape you second one in place, and remove the first one. then put the second one IMMEDIATELY, ASAP. since at the second you remove the first protector, you get a perfectly clean screen only for a short moment, so you will be worried about dust at that moment. and because you've taped the product in place already, all you need to do is simply put the protector on and you will have a perfect fit.
the only down side of this is you have to pay double :(
1751014
Works great! It took me 3 or 4 tries to get it on straight but once I did it worked perfectly. There were a few bubbles but after a few days they worked themselves out.
129730
I bought this last October and finally got around to cleaning our 15-foot dryer duct run. It's just not the type of thing that's at the top of your list... like "Wow, should I go see a movie, or clean our dryer duct?" However, our dryer was drying slower and slower, and I knew it was a task that I needed to tackle, so I read the very long instruction book for this and began my work. The instructions really need to be re-written and simplified. My Sony TV has a smaller instruction manual. But I do appreciate the manufacturer's thoroughness. For those of you with short attention spans here's my quick start guide:

1. Screw the rods together and use electrical or duct tape to reinforce the joints to keep them from unscrewing during your work.
2. Stick one end of rod in your drill and set the clutch pretty close to the lowest or second lowest setting, then increase power if you need it.
3. Attached brush to other end of rod with supplied key wrench / allen wrench and tighten.
4. Make sure your drill is on clockwise - not reverse - mode or else the rods will unscrew inside your duct and you're screwed.
5. Read #4 again.
6. Turn dryer on air mode and then insert the brush in the pipe outside and begin spinning it by activating the drill. Push it in about a foot, then pull it out and watch the lint fly. Then push it in 2 feet and pull it out and watch the lint fly. Then 3 feet... etc.
7. Marvel at how much lint came out.
8. Marvel at how fast your dryer is and come write a review here.
9. Wash the clothes you were wearing when you did this because they are now covered in lint.

Hope this helps. It's a quick job and well worth it the trouble!
973910
Worked well for me.  When taking off the old ones, remember to push the tabs in at the top (2 of them).  This will make life a little easier for you.
3983234
So I really enjoy these more than the make s*** one I was making with post it paper and tape and even electrical tape too! But there is a trick to these, because not all blinds are created equally. I realized one night at 1 am that my blind was kinda off so it dropped and of course I had already mended this vertical blind but it didn't stick, after a few minutes of struggling with that damn blind, I got a lighter and barely just ran my lighter over the plastic and push on it (be careful not to burn yourself)  let it cool off a little and whallllaaaa it hasn't given me anymore grief!
4455694
Easy, but slightly tricky to apply straight.  Once on, it's great!
4514430
If you take the time to apply it carefully, the screen protector works fantastic.  This one is absolutely crystal clear, and there's literally no difference whatsoever in the touchscreen feel. Lots of people on other screen protector reviews complain about the 2nd pulltab leaving sticky residue on the screen. This happened to me, BUT you must understand that the 2nd pulltab is supposed to pull a whole 2nd layer up, so i just peeled that off manually, since the tab didn't do it.  Then the screen was perfect.  But yeah, great stuff, and I use screen protectors for everything.  Great screen protector and cheap.
2798093
I noticed that a few people had problems with the filter bottoming out and hitting the glass on their lenses. I had the same problem when I ordered mine. Luckily there is a quick fix - and it looks cool too! You can use a rubber band as a washer. I used red for mine and now it looks like I have an L series lens - SWEET!  First just screw the filter on the lens very lightly - leaving a gap. Then take a rubber band (a thinner one is better - I got mine from the newspaper that was delivered) and wrap it around the lens filling the small gap. Then you may need to take a set of tweezers just to straighten out the rubber band so it's not twisted. Now straighten the rubber band all the way around the lens. Once that's done tighten down the filter. This worked great for me and it looks awesome too!! - No one would ever know it was a newspaper rubber band!
813717
Super clear, great clarity.  Cuts are very unnoticeable.  I prefer the screen protectors with dry installation.

A tip for those who install these, please read the included instructions.  When I applied them myself, I knew I would get dust particles under the screen.  They provide stickers, to help lift the screen protector and to use to get the dust particles out.  Regular scotch tape works just as well.

Use the sticker to lift up the screen protector where you see the dust particle and use another sticker to remove the dust (can be on the device or stuck on the screen protector).  Keep going until all the dust particles have been removed.  Take your time and it should be perfect.
645244
This product is great, but read this if you do not have it yet and are looking to buy it. First of all, right now it's on sale, GET IT, it's worth the sale price. But anyway, don't make the mistake I made. First of all, you MUST follow the instruction guide and listen to it step by step. I really mean this, I don't want you guys to find out the hard way like I did. It took all day to figure out. NOW TO THE REVIEW: not much to say. It works wonderful (If you follow the directions). I think this is worth buying, as it is everything it mentions, almost. It is scratch resistant and repairs itself I noticed, but sometimes fingerprints to get on it. I like this, and think you should buy it.
79413
Works great!  Gives off a fabulous amount of fog for the tiny piece of equipment that it is.  However---- MAKE SURE THE CLEAR PLASTIC TUBING ATTACHED TO THE RESEVOIR CAP IS ALL THE WAY DOWN INSIDE THE TANK!  The first time I ran it, it was making a super loud sound and had barely any fog output.  I called Chavet for customer support and they said I must have a defective unit and I should send it back...  Well, the problem was simply that the clear tubing that goes from the cap to the tank was pulled out too far.  Once I stuck it back through the cap and into the tank, it worked like a dream!
2575719
I will admit getting this thing to work takes a little patience but when you do it is worth it!
1. Make sure your plates are properly waxed. It makes a world of difference.
2. When you're getting ready to start a row make sure to pull the thread a little more taught so you don't drop the stitch.
3. Make sure you have pressure on the top of the cartridge but not so much you're forcing down on it. This I feel is key to making sure it slides easily and keeps everything moving properly.
Once I got these few things down I made a simple scarf in less than ten minutes. It does take a little playing with to find how to properly maneuver it but once figured out it is a wonderful machine!
1911701
a little tricky to get a good "pull" of the whole weed and root system,  but works great when you get the hang of it.  Just step on the arm,  rock it back and lift...  Thanks.  No more bending over to get the m out!
908400
Awesome! Took a little careful thinking to find a good spot to mount it, but then it just took a few minutes with a drill (take the airbox off the car so you can clean out all the shavings from drilling) a hole, install the grommet, and then the gauge.

It measures peak vacuum, which will be fairly universal. I noticed on my wife's car, the filter is a little dirty, and read zero restriction, even at wide-open-throttle. Which is good to know that it takes more than that to really block things off, but also means I probably won't let it get all the way to the "replace filter" mark before I do.
3225553
Used it to apply a clear screen protector on my wife's iPad Air 2.  I was extremely careful about cleaning the  screen first, and I used blue painter's masking tape to make a hinge at the lower end that lined up perfectly with the screen.  I started to peel off the first protective layer only to find that the layer had dust on it which transferred quickly to the screen!  I carefully cleaned the outside of the layer and the screen with the tape provided.  Then it went on quite well.  But there were a lot of bubbles.  Using the provided "credit card" squeegee required a lot of pressure and a slow and steady hand to push them out to the nearest side, but it finally was entirely free of bubbles.  Peeled off the outer 2nd layer and Voila! a perfect application.  Happy with the product as it did allow a bubble-free screen protector.  I have another in the package, but will probably never need it.