Seemed like a good idea, but not worth it.
345580
Oh, Twizzlers! What were you thinking when you created this monstrosity? I clearly did the right thing by buying only ONE bag from the store and not wasting my money ordering a pack of 6 bag I would clearly never eat. I bought these and brought them to work to share with my co-workers, I think they hate me now. I was so hoping for more but the flavors just are not there. I really like the normal twizzlers, but we all agreed that in this batch, the only edible ones were the green and the pink (watermelon and some sort of berry). Everything else reminded us of soap. The texture was also quite different from normal Twizzlers and was more like the "Pull N' Peel" which I am not a fan of. I'd say pass on these. If you want something with a fruity variety, you're better off with something like gummy bears or swedish fish.
3692592
Good idea, BUT there are several flaws. Wallet will NOT STAY SHUT if you actually stuff the envelopes  full of money. The envelopes themselves are not big enough to carry a decent amount of cash. And the envelopes deteriorate quickly. You can buy replacement envelopes but you cannot separate them to replace one at a time. Not sure if whomever designed this ever actually used an envelope system. Not worth the price, but I bought it on sale.
2762572
Seemed like a nice idea at the time.  Connector fell off the end of the cable after several weeks.  Not too durable.
2494921
This thing although a good idea is useless! It uses Velcro and suction cups to the windows to hold it together and on. The Velcro stickum doesn't stick to the plastic sides of my SUV and the suction cups just pop off, then it is just a wad of fabric after the dog turns around a few times. Totally NOT WORTH THE COST, a blanket is just as effective.
122775
Purchased for a trip. Seemed like a good idea....but it just didn't work for me.  Gave it a packing try...left the pouches at home.
175897
What a great concept this is. Unfortunately the idea did not translate into a quality product. I ordered two of these devices. I was a little surpirsed when I first received them at how poorly packaged they were. Each one was inside a cardboard sleeve much like a deck of cards with no other wrapping or protection for the electronic devices inside. The cardboard sleeves themselves looked like they'd been pulled out of a recycle bin and no instructions or any other paperwork was included in the packaging. After taking one of the units out, the next thing that struck me was how large the device was. 2.5" sounds small but my first thought after seeing it was that in reality it wouldn't take people very long to locate an object of this size. Unfortunately, I would never find out if I was right on that point. The volume and sound selector switch worked on the first device but the timer mechanism to have it sound randomly did not, which rendered the unit useless. The second device was in even worse shape. I was never able to get a single noise out of it. I swapped the batteries in them to make sure that wasn't the issue - it wasn't. And then I had several coworkers try them just to make sure it wasn't user error on my part - afterall, there were no instructions. Still no luck. In short, the quality problem here will make me avoid ThinkGeek products like the plague in the future.
2891137
It looked like a neat idea, but the "old" twisty you get for free (and which seems to multiply in your kitchen drawer) works just as good, if not better.
My wife and I used them for a few times, then they ended up in the kitchen junk drawer.
3366589
It was a good idea, but it just doesn't work. The problem is in the design of the teeth on the strap, they just aren't strong enough for use on a belt because they're made of plastic instead of metal.
It worked fine for a few days, but then it started slipping when any additional stress is put on the teeth from bending over, sitting down, or running.
And an additional problem is that it releases when the buckle is pushed on from the front, so carrying a big box or anything that you would rest against your beltline while holding against your body and carrying causes the belt to fail.
I'm pretty disappointed after trying to find the perfect belt for so many years, then spending so much on a belt they say won't slip, only to have it be a complete fail.
1012101
Seemed good from the start. However, like others have said, the embroidery is positioned awkwardly. Furthermore, the collar comes off WAY too easily. I have had it less than a day, and my cat has taken it off TWICE. I can't keep it if this continues, and so I plan on returning it if possible. A great idea ruined by bad design and quality.
25527
It seemed like a good idea. But the plastic is too thick to easily fit between the tubes (into the fitting) to release it. I struggled for 30 minutes, then finally took out the grinder to thin the plastic and it finally worked. By the metal tool instead and save yourself trouble.
3454113
It seemed to have great potential.... but I wasted my money.  I should have read the previous reviews before I bought it.  I went off a review on another website about the best smart water bottles.

I agree with other reviews here, the app is not great.  I got it to pair easily, but during the day when I would try to sync it, it would say it couldn't find the device, even though my phone was practically touching the cup.  I had to remove the device from pairing and re-add it  for it to work.

The app asks for your weight to accurately suggest the right amount of daily water intake, but it maxes out at 200 lbs.

I have turned off all notifications on the app, but the stupid cup STILL vibrates and beeps all day long.  I even unpaired the cup altogether, and it still vibrates and beeps.  There is no off button on the cup, so i'll just have to wait for it to run out of battery.  I've tried finding instructions on how to make them stop, but the only instructions I can find online are for different Moikit products.

The lip of the cup is far too thick... I end up spilling out the sides of my mouth when I drink.

The cup only holds a maximum of 13 oz... so I'm constantly refilling it all day long.

Long story short, this is soooo not worth the money they charge for it.
3669742
Cheap, cheap plastic not worth buying.  Looked like a good idea to keep sockets, but I'm not impressed. The plastic was poorly casted and not finished properly so many sockets would not fit in their designated slot. Poorly designed and overpriced. I would think that for the price that the numbers would at least be a different color than the platform so that it would be readable. Didn't fit well in any of my toolboxes and was a waste of space. My opinion is that it was a good idea poorly executed, cheaply made, and overpriced. Shame on Sears or should I blame K-Mart. I've had enough of bad products that say Craftman/Sears, they have finally lost a loyal third generation Sears shopper. Good luck.
2637789
If you believe that a few good ideas makes it worth your time, then reading this book is OK.  Much is repeated and restated over and over.  I did get a few ideas of value and that in itself made this worthwhile, but I must admit I found the book in total a disappointment.
2586326
This book is an example of a good idea that didn't quite make it.  The idea is having many experts in their fields teach how to do many things, and to arrange all this advice in a book.  However, in doing so, a book is created for which there is not much use!  A book like this would normally have two uses---one would be something to read through for fun, and the other would be to use as a reference.  I tried reading through this for fun, and it just wasn't fun.  The subjects were not one that were interesting just to read about, if you weren't planning on doing them----some examples are tying a tie, washing a car, buying a diamond, changing your oil---good topics, but not really fun to read about!  On the other hand, it would be a rare occasion you would be able to use this book to actually look something up when the need arises---for example, how often do we look in a book to learn to swim, or drive a stick shift, or tell a joke, or wash a car?  Those are things you usually learn along way from others, and even if you were in need of learning how to do them, I don't think you'd usually look in a book to find out how.  And it would be hit or miss if the topic you needed was covered here---100 may seem like a lot of topics, but how many millions more would you NOT find here?  That said, each individual topic seems well done, and I appreciate the fact that each is done by someone who really knows what they are talking about.  I wish I could give this book a better review, but I really can't recommend spending your money on something that would get so little actual use.
620694
This seemed like a great concept.  I am a bird lover and was willing to spend the money on what a creative way to save the local wildlife.  I bought 2, including the recommended stretch breakaway collars, one for each of our outdoor cats.  Instead of putting them on both the same day, I put the collar + red polka dot cover one our spunkiest, most aggressive bird-eating murderer, figuring if it lasted a night on him then I might give the second collar a chance.  To my surprise, he didn't seem to mind it; occasionally I saw him licking at it but nothing else.  A few days in I adjusted it a tad looser since it seemed to have tightened a little.  His brother thought it looked funny, but left it alone as well.  Waited a total of 2 weeks and it still stayed on.  So, I put the second collar on his brother.  The next morning BOTH collars were gone, and I had two very smug cats waiting for breakfast with the "yes we really did eat the canary" look on their bird-murdering faces.  I have no idea what they did with them, but we can't find a trace of the collars or the covers.

The design is basically a glorified Scrunchie ponytail holder, with the ends left open so a collar can pass through.  So really this is a 2" wide tube of cheap cotton fabric, cheaply sewn.  I say cheap because this is pretty much the thinnest cotton you can buy, and the red polka dot one had fraying string already poking out from the poorly hemmed seams.  The only addition to the Scrunchie design is the reflective band along the outer edge, which was so dirty after 3 days of Murderer #1 wearing it, that it no longer reflected (see the attached pic of 2 disgruntled cats, taken the day I put the orange kitty's collar on; the black kitty aka Murderer #1 is wearing the older collar that is no longer reflective).

Since I lived through the awkward 80s and was nerdy enough to have actually made Scrunchies with friends, I know how easy these are to make especially since the finishing steps of threading elastic through/sewing them shut are unnecessary.  If you have beginner sewing skills, you could make a batch of these for less time than it takes for your cat to remove them.

And yes, they do look hilarious.  It was almost worth the wasted money.  I hate to give this product a poor review because I really wanted it to work, and to support this company's idea.  But for the cost, at least finish the seams, people!
4090376
This product looked to good to be true and it was.  The idea is great but the execution is poor.  We have a California King foam mattress, weighs a ton.  I thought this would do the trick without having to lift the mattress, no go. The elastic was entirely too tight and would not stay where placed.  I was able to return it so no money lost.  The materials were fine and it looked nice for the nano second it was on before it popped off.
2941613
Item seemed like a good idea. It did not do any good at lowering the humidity in a very small enclosed room. It did fill up with water in time, but had not even dropped the level of humidity one bit using two different (accurate) meters.