Works good, soaks up alot of water and mud
595932
Works good, soaks up alot of water and mud. We bought 1 and ended up buying 2 more for each door. We own 3 AmStaffs.
4045592
This works good, better than the cloths mats. However, the water pools and forms mold and after a month will get that moldy smell to it.  Just have to give it a good scrub with dish soap and it cleans it off. Worth getting a mat or board that drains into the sink
3073552
These suck a lot of water and leave nice and dry surface. I need about 3-4 of them for my SUV. Much better than some heavier drying towels.
928618
It removed most of the rust okay, but it only really works if you soak it overnight. If you're trying to remove rust from something that won't completely submerge, you're gonna have a bad time.
1250635
Lots of sudsing action with this one. Traps dirt and debris really well after a few swipes on the car body. Therefore do remember to use a grit guard for your wash bucket. Or just thoroughly rinse the mitt before you apply it on the bodywork again.
1615446
I got this for mountain biking and it holds water like a champ- no leaks! But the lid really only helps for mud flying around. The trails I ride are very "dusty" and the nozzle gets plenty of that dust.  The latch was molded so there is actually a hole in the cap to there is a dust ingress path.  A quick wipe with the gloves and the dirt comes right off. A separate issue is that the outside wears really fast! it was really scratched up after the first ride.

All this being said, I would probably still buy it again because the lid is still keeping some dirt off the nozzle.
110620
It works great only reason i gave a 4 is because thr water is really annoying to fill since its in the back. You have to have room to move it everyday.
4615488
pretty good at keeping mud off my back, a downtube and front fender are required to complete the coverage but this fender does he job.  10 second install too!
4760167
Good if you can completely dry out the object (i.e. pipe) that you are using it on, but if there is no water - works great.
246366
I bought this as a backup to the centrifugal water pump for my fish pond.  It works very well although it gets clogged a lot by leaves and other debris.  It is easily cleaned but I have noticed an oily layer in the water when I have used it briefly.  I'm not sure this is normal because I don't remember having this problem when I had one years ago.
2461625
I bought this for a recent bicycle trip down the C&O Canal. The first 100 miles was one mud puddle after another.  My clothes and gear inside these bags were kept clean and dry when everything outside of it was totally caked in mud and moisture.
1749535
Works, and I've got em all over my super damp house to help control excess moisture. Take about a day to dry and a few weeks to get wet unless we have heavy rain fall or plumbing leaks. Good for musty spaces, under sinks, near showers, and safes.
739349
This worked really good for me. I hooked two of them together to pump a sump during heavy rains. Not real high quality but a good value for the money. I used a better quality radiator clamp than the one supplied.
3250377
I wish the cord was longer and I wish the dirty water container was easier to clean out (the spongy thing got clogged with dog hair and you have to use a screwdriver to get that out.  Overall, though, I think it does a great job.  The water was pretty dirty - ugh.  If the person who wanted dried spit-up to be picked up by the machine - what do you think it would do to your floor>?  scratch it up probably and then you'd be complaining about that...
94383
Worked good but the sponges get nasty in just a few days I'd recommend a larger one for anything 20 gallons and up.
887034
It works well, but the filters get dirty so fast. I'll be buying a filter free one next time
279494
This product works as advertised, my tomatoes are doing very well.  However, it is VERY heavy when filled with dirt and watered.  You need a sturdy hook and place to hang it.  I was having problems with it drying out quickly (granted, I live in New Mexico, where it is quite dry) even though I had added water absorbing crystals to the soil.  I ended up removing the top 6 inches of soil and placing a plastic milk jug in the top.  I punched some holes in the bottom of the jug and I fill this with water nearly every day.  The water then slowly seeps in to the soil instead of running out the bottom, dripping is reduced and the plant gets the water it needs.  I would give it five stars if some system were in place to keep it from dripping so I could use it indoors and if it were a little easier to plant.