Very useful; but watch for off-gassing!
342126
This rolling cart with fold-out seat has proven its usefulness during the busy 2014 Girl Scout Cookie season. So far no complaints except that the chair off-gasses something fierce. We had to put it on the patio for a couple days to let the chemical-ish smell dissipate, though it didn't fully go away. Still, a great purchase overall!
1856608
Having owned this set of wires for several months now, I can honestly say that these wires have been VERY useful, sturdy, and helpful. Some of the other reviews have mentioned a very strong odor coming from the wires and while mine do still have a scent like gasoline, I have to hold them up to my nose before I can smell it. I don't know if the manufacturing process has changed, the packaging has changed, or if some people just have MUCH more sensitive senses of smell than I do, but the scent has not caused the slightest problem or deterrent for me.

The set is broken into equally-numbered amounts of seven different wire colors: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, black, and white. Each color group has mostly short wires, a few medium wires, and a couple long wires. In my set there are more red wires than any other color, while there are fewer orange wires than rest and the remaining colors all have nine shorts, three mediums, and one long. There is minor variability in the length of all of the wires, but they are roughly the same length.

Each wire is soft and very flexible except at each end where there are solid rubber grips with a single solid core coming out for plugging into pin sockets. The grips are about 7/16" (1cm) long and about 1/8" (3mm) in diameter while the solid wire ends are about 5/16" (7mm) long. My sole complaint about these wires is the diameter of the grips because the distance between most pin sockets in a standard row is about 1/32" (0.5mm) smaller, so it is difficult to use more than three of these wires in adjacent pin sockets.

Beyond the crowding issue caused by the wire grips the only problem I've experienced is that one wire's grip was somewhat loose on arrival. With 100 wires to choose from, this is a trivial issue at best and the fact that 99% of the wires have no problem at all shows good craftsmanship so far.
1669524
Great solution for working in bed or in an armchair. It smelled a little chemical-y when fresh out of the package, but I left it outdoors for a couple of days and it off-gassed. Very useful item.
1503008
This is a great product, and it works as advertised.  However, the SMELL of the neoprene is terribly strong, and the outgassing seems worse than average.  I've had mine airing out in a room with the door closed and windows open for days, and the toxic-like stink is still strong.
1853789
This portfolio has been fabricated well. There is plenty of room to add extra archival sheet protectors. (TIP) Go ahead and purchase the extra protectors along with the portfolio case, glad I did. Only complaint is that all though it was fabricated well, they used some very strong chemicals in its fabrication. Once unpacking it I had to leave it out in the garage for almost (2) two weeks until the VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds - aka New Car Smell) dissipated. The off-gassing was serious enough for me to actually get a headache from it. Outside of that, it is a very finely made product. 5 stars - 1 star for strong chemical smell = 4 stars rating.
36247
If you don't want to rely on propane or gas... this is perfect. Only issue... tolerances are so tight on mine that I had to pull out my Gerber Multitool (love it) to disassemble. MAKE SURE TO HAVE GLOVES ON OR YOU'LL CUT UP YOUR HAND. I would have returned it, but I'm a traveler backpacking across the USA, so I'm stuck with it... to bad because other than the tolerance issues, it's great.
2476804
This baking mat is really useful, baring a few oddities and minor flaws.

Starting off with a positive:  It's big.  You can fit a lot of cookies on this baking sheet. There are little circles (three rows of five, so fifteen total) to indicate proper spacing of cookies.  I found this to be a really good guide to follow, even for big cookies that spread a lot.  Now a negative:  It's big.  Like really big.  This whole sheet JUST fits in my oven.  I mean, I was warned.  They list the dimensions clearly.  I just didn't even think to measure my oven because, I don't know, I just assumed it would fit.  And it does.  Barely.  A sort of add-on negative to this issues is that, I don't have a cookie sheet large enough to fit this on properly.  So I have to use two flat cookie sheets that overlap on top of each other.  This is precarious, at best.

Another positive:  It's big ...AND it doesn't just have to be used in the oven.  You can use it for rolling out and measuring dough for pretzels or pies or pizzas or fondant, etc,etc.  There are circle measurements in the center ranging from 5 inches to 12 inches in 1 inch increments.  The edges of the outside all have measurements on them (2 of them are in inches and 2 are in centimeters). Any OCD measuring needs you might have can be fulfilled with this mat.  And it's nonstick of course, so all that dough just slides* right off  (*It doesn't really slide so much as you can peel it off pretty easily, but it would still be a good idea to sprinkle some flour on it for anti-sticking assurances).

Positive again:  The conversion tables that they've handily printed right on the mat.  It tells you how to switch imperial volume to metric volume.  It tells you how many quarts and pints and cups and ounces are in a gallon and a half gallon and quarter gallon and so on and so forth.  This is actually really useful for halving or doubling recipes.  It also has a conversion table for grams to ounces.  There is another conversion table for Fahrenheit to Celsius. >>> And building on that (this is neither a positive or negative, but more of an oddity, the Fahrenheit to Celsius conversion chart also has a line for "oven" where it lists the following temperature descriptions:  "Very Cool", "Cool", "Cool - Moderate", "Warm Moderate", "Medium", "Moderate", "Moderate - Hot", "Fairly Hot", "Hot", and "Very Hot".  I'm not going to lie.  I laughed out loud when I read these.  I just found it really odd that they felt the need to include these next to the temperatures.  I mean I guess some people might not know that 500 degrees Fahrenheit is "Very Hot", but it struck me as pretty obvious.  I've also never seen a recipe that tells me to set me oven to "Fairly Hot", but if I ever do, now I will know that means 400 degrees Fahrenheit.  Anyway, that part gave me a laugh.

So as far as actually baking with the mat goes, I like it.  It works.  I baked some cookies with marshmallows in (which stick horrible to everything) and they did still stick somewhat to this mat, but I was able to get most of it off without destroying most of my cookies.  For your standard run of the mill baking, this mat does great.

I received this product at a discount in exchange for an honest review.
2199273
I use this tool both ways - I separate pan drippings from fat to create gravy, and I use it to get rid of water when filtering fat for future use. It couldn't be easier to use, the course filter on top means you can literally just dump the roasting pan or gravy contents onto it, vegetables / meat parts and all. The stopper keeps anything from sliding up the spout until everything has settled, and then you can pretty precisely separate water from fat. We just made a goose dinner and I think this was used at least 4 times.

We did lose the stopper to the garbage disposal, but OXO is sending us a new one free of charge. Highly recommend it.
2970682
Works great with one exception, the handle that turns the gas on and off = if I leave the torch hanging from the handle overnight then the next day when I use the setup I have to manually move the handle to the up position to get gas flowing again. it's almost like the spring in there isn't strong enough and gets compressed in the down position. If I remember to remove the torch from the gas saver then it work as expected. It's only a problem when you leave the on /off handle in the down position for long periods of time.
Other than the above problem it works great. I use a cutting tip and I was worried this would only work with a rosebud but it works great with the cutting tip.
One odd thing- When it arrived from amazon it came in a amazon box and the parts were in a loose plastic bag. No instructions or manual. Not really a problem because the parts were in good shape and  setup is really simple but I wanted to call it out here in case people need setup instructions.
3213708
Works very well - I accidentally left a McDonald's bag behind the passenger seat on a day of 90+ degrees and this thing took care of it in short order.  After lunch, I gave a ride to a coworker and thus moved the nearly empty bag out of the front seat but forgot to throw it away as it was out of sight out of mind.  The next morning I smelled it but it still didn't register that the bag was still there- I thought it was just residual.  Anyway, after work, it became obvious that the source of the aroma was still in the car and I disposed of it accordingly.  The next morning the smell was still there but I added this little gadget and it did the trick (20 minute commute) - no more aroma when I left work.  Purchased at a promotional price for the purpose of testing and reviewing.
417631
This has been very useful, especially for sourdough recipes. I found it easy to remove the parts, unlike some people have stated. I enjoy having them together in one place when I need them.  I agree the bowl scraper could be a little more flexible, but it works fine in my applications.
716696
Very useful! We've been using an extra bowl/plate to rest the cooking utensils, and it used to annoy the heck out of me. I like how the lid can be rest against it standing up so the steam won't hurt the counter or burn my hand when I try to turn the lid up side down to put it down on the counter.
4680293
I used this grubber to pull some pretty large bitter brush bushes and pine trees from our property in Central Oregon.  It works great once you get the hang of it.  The only criticism I have is that when you drop the handle to grip the brush, the gripper jaws drop down and off of the root sometimes unless you use the toe of your boot to hold it up until it grabs the root or stem.  I also managed to bend the rear foot by prying at an angle instead of straight like I should have been.  I managed to straighen it back and continued to finish the job.  All in all, it's a very useful tool and well worth the investment. Don'k know how I've lived without it all these years.
2634763
This device is very handy for tenderizing less than top quality steak. It also makes absorbing marinades much quicker and efficient. It does decrease the cooking time though, so be careful not to over cook.

The only downside, and it's minor, is that it's all but impossible to adequately clean the tiny blades in the middle of the rows of them. You can wipe off the outer sides of course, but can not get to the inner blades.  The rest of the device comes apart easily and is relatively easy to clean.
3947096
What a great innovation! The wraps have a slightly sweet beeswax scent, but nothing offensive or intense enough to flavor or scent any other foods. It hand washes very well, although I'm certain that it is neither dishwasher nor microwave safe (as the beeswax would likely melt right off). It really works as advertised, sticking to itself and conforming to any shape that you choose. I would caution, however, that this is frustrating to use if  you're in a rush. The sheets really need to be warmed up quite a bit in order to be used as intended. You could run them under hot water briefly, place them on top of a hot oven, or even (as I occasional do when I'm especially pressed for time) hold them under your shirt for a few seconds. I don't mind, though, since I reason on that a few seconds of inconvenience is worth reducing my exposure to plastics whenever possible.
3429269
Useful appliance, and very convenient: we use it all the time for pancakes and paninis. I love that I can just throw the plates into the dishwasher. So far the only problem I've had is the switch on the side to lay the griddle open flat so both sides can be used--it broke off pretty soon after we got the griddle, which means I can't fully open it. So basically, anything I'd need the big grill/griddle for will take twice as long. I don't think I'd buy this particular model again--maybe a different brand, or a newer version of this one. But next time I will definitely check the button that snaps the griddle open and see if it looks sturdy enough.
3724134
I have had one of these for over two years, and I find it to be an excellent, basic device for collecting scraps before taking them to my composter, which is many yards away in my back yard.  It holds a lot in case the weather is inclement or if the composter is under a few feet of snow and I have to wait.  The drawback is, of course, the obvious:  there's a smell, but only for the few moments it's open.  It contains said odor very well though it lacks the fancy carbon filter and liner of the many, more expensive and heavier devices.  I recommend it highly because it does keep odor inside, it was inexpensive to buy, and it's tough.  The handle and lid are lasting well, with no cracking or leaks.  If you have a boatload of cash to spend on a scrap container that will look pretty on your counter, this is probably not what you're looking for.  But I'm really glad to have it.  It's a valuable under the sink device.