I was very suspicious that it will be a waste but tried anyway
599279
Bought this when my phone was draining down one hour after recharge. Because of the price, I was very suspicious that it will be a waste but tried anyway. I'm so glad that I tried. It's holding well through the day and I'm so happy to hang onto my phone.
2266615
I'm thinking this was a waste of time, a big messy job, and a mistake.  Mind you, not because of the product, but because I attempted to put it on a new tent, and with the factory coating/waterproofing, (on a new Coleman tent) this stuff just beaded off like I was putting it on glass. Not a drop was applied or absorbed as far as I could tell.  It would bead up like water on a freshly waxed car, and then wiping it with a cotton cloth would just move the drops around.  I can't help but think the entire job was useless.
The prime reason I got and used this product was the idea of protecting the material from UV damage. I hope it does, though as I say, I don't think any of it got on the material.  It was a difficult job and very messy.
Perhaps this is intended only for use on tents and gear that have already been used and on which the existing treatment has deteriorated or become ineffective.  Putting it on my new tent seemed to be a difficult, messy, and apparently useless effort.
4506302
I found it interesting but there were parts of it I felt uneasy about and I really cant put into words as to why I felt as I did just too facile
1259027
Not as I expected but keep trying to see how long it takes to see better results
2884965
I bought this with a specific purpose in mind, and it did that so effectively that I'm intimidated and don't think I'll be using it again.
3789341
I really had a hard time trusting this, but it works.  I liked another reviewer's idea to put a tissue in it and submerge it in water as a test.  Everything was dry and we got great pics on all the rides at the water park.
3674182
it came to me more than half empty. i had to open it to see what was up and i new that they would not take back. even after i opened it they would not believe me, so i used some of what was left and saved what was left.... uummm yep just like that.
3587506
I felt the demonstration was way too complicated, by the time I got it figured out I didn't even want to do it.
3297035
You look at the stuff coming out of the bag and think "There's no way this stuff will work. I just wasted my money," but somehow it really does work. I don't smell anything out of my catbox, even when I forget to change on time and it gets a little over full.
Unfortunately, while Yesterday's News does eliminate odors very effectively, it's much more difficult to scoop than conventional cat litters, so it's very tempting to just toss the entire box, rather than try to save the unused portion and refill what was taken out.
If you prefer to buy litter in bulk and don't mind throwing away unused material, the Yesterday's News is a great product, otherwise you might want to stick with sand.
Also, don't ever buy this stuff from a store. The cheapest I ever saw it on a shelf was $15.95--and that was something like 30% off. For reasons known only Amazon, they can ship it to you for 10-12 bucks a bag. What a steal!
3317232
Not what i expected felt like I wasted my money also didn't know how toreturn and I felt it would be another waste to return.
802138
after seeing all the bad review I said I will give then a chance. DONT DO THE SAME!. It doesn't worth it.
1742719
I didn't need this after all, but perhaps I will be able to make use of it in the future.
1739650
The worst things were not what I expected ended up throwing them out
3554959
I was very hopeful that the "bubble free" idea was actually going to be true. Look at the picture
3154046
Was sort of doubtful at first but tried it and my fruits and feggies seem to last twice as long now--in fact so long that I'm probably eathing them now when they really should be thrown out!
2729317
I was a little concerned but it's so cheap I figured it was worth a shot - so far so good works great!
530712
A few days ago I left my lights on for about 20 minutes (second time in a few weeks) and my battery was completely dead. I spent hours looking for someone with jumper cables, so I decided to carry a jump pack again. I planned on getting a new battery, but I don't like the idea of being that situation again. I really hated the idea since I don't want to carry a giant plastic box in the back of my car at all times. Maybe it wouldn't be so bad if I had a truck, but with a hatchback it's pretty ugly and likely to be sliding around back there.

I happened to find this jump pack while searching and initially thought it was a mistake and the search was just showing me things to charge my phone/laptop/whatever small electronics device. I was more than a little surprised to see that they were advertising this as a product to jump start a car. I bought it fully expecting it to not work and that I would have to return it (not a scary proposition with Amazon's return policy). So, I put off getting a new battery until I tested this.

So, it arrived earlier this evening and I decided to really test it. I left my lights on until they were completely dark and the electric unlock on the key fob was no longer working. Tried to start the car and confirmed it was dead. I hooked up my little jump pack (after charging my phone on it for about 30 minutes to emulate actual use) and had no trouble jumping my car off. It didn't start up like it had a full battery, but it started up with only a very slight whimper. I immediately turned my car off and drained what little charge had built up (only about 5 minutes of the brights being on) and tried the pack again without charging it and, sure enough, it jumped the car off without an issue.

I didn't bother trying a third time, but two jumps on one charge would be plenty. It takes forever to charge, but jumping my car off twice and charging my phone for 30 minutes only drained about half the charge, according to the lights on the side.

I will not be returning this product; definitely 100$ well spent.