So good, not cost efficient
589196
I got these at a time where I was very sick and ate them for something easy to consume and healthy for the most part. I kept them in the fridge, my preference. They are so good! Its a perfect breakfast to eat in the car or when anything not cold hurts to swallow. I just wish these weren't so expensive! Id love to eat them every day, but I don't have the luxury food income to fund that. I can make a version myself thats fairly reasonable for a quarter of the cost and produces a lot more. Due to dietary restrictions they're something Ill splurge on for travel when availability of food I can eat is very limit but they're definitely more great than everyday eat.
2203407
This is a good product.  It is ideal for organization of a pack, carrying spares and doing it efficiently.  I would give it 5 stars if it wasn't so expensive.
1837947
It's somewhat expensive. but it's easy and no mess!!
1679018
Very good. Not much "dust". Bedding material doesn't fly round like the other brand yet still soft enough. Good quality.

Downside is it's a bit too expensive.
2754332
After using a couple of these for several days I am learning what makes them so efficient  at rapidly and comfortably warming a room.
The secret is that the flow of  heated air is non-turbulent and only about the size of a  medium pillow - it travels at that cross section from 5 to 15 feet before losing its momentum [depending on the fan setting] .  It allows the heater to warm the room or person as if it were the target of a focused beam of warm air without wasting any heat
And the air is always just (right) warm  after the  (cool room) air flow temperature stabilizes in about a minute - never a need to move the heater after it runs for a while as with any other portable heater I've used.
To keep an entire room warm - activate the oscillation - the beam will sweep the room and chase the chill from every corner in just a few minutes while you fix a cup of tea.
I think couple of these is almost the equivalent of a costly central heating system for my 1000 sq-ft  home. despite their modest  electrical consumption.
The cost to operate during cold weather measures about 15 per hour for each unit on the coldest days @ 10 per Kwh  - and far less at night
I figure over a 4-5 month heating season it will cost me about $500 in electricity or about what I would normally spend on firewood for my wood stove

Maybe I'll paint one orange
3184732
I had a few cables and wires that run around the walls of my room that were very unsightly as well as a tripping/yanking hazard.  I bought 1 and found that they are great at what they do.  Easy to cut with a saw, adhesive stays strong for many months, even in the hot summer.  My issue is that, you will probably need a lot if your use case is something different than merely hiding a TV wire.

For one of my use cases, I need to run an HDMI cord from one wall to the adjacent wall.  I don't want to run it under the carpet, and there is a door in between where I need it to go.  That means my only recourse is to go along the wall, over the door frame.  If I want to make a full line of cord covers, that's gonna take 2 sets.  And that's only one of my usecases.  I have other cables that I cover and the cost of this stuff adds up.  I suppose you could argue that I'm a bit more of a niche customer, but it would be nice if there was a bulk set at a discounted price.
2729354
Works well and is very cost-effective, but it might be worth paying a little more to get more.  This product does not have an "off" switch, so you must unplug it when not in use.  Also, the lid snaps into place, requiring two hands to remove it (vs. a hinged lid that only requires your thumb).
2135440
This is convenient for hubby to make for himself in the early morning before work.  The taste is good.  However, it is expensive and therefore I won't buy it again.  Its just as easy to do the quaker individual oatmeal packages and set the keurig on the smallest oz setting for hot water.
3091365
The packs are convenient but a bit expensive.  For our tastes, we prefer less oil and salt. We cut the oil by 50% and use 1/8-1/4 tsp.(half or whole pack) For just 2 of us, we split the packet and get 2 batches out of each one.  I think we will order individually next time and make up our own portions.
4364228
I've used the product and gotten good results and the taste of the baked items was good, too.  The only reason I took off one point was that I think the price is higher than justified.  I know Amazon needs to make a profit and it isn't a high volume product, but even keeping that in consideration, I still think the price is a bit too high.  However, in the grand scheme of things, it isn't like spending on a new car or a bar of gold, so in that way, it's affordable and I get to keep making recipes that require baking soda.
593653
It's good stuff - & works great, but just too expensive for my budget.
847641
Very good, I just wish it was cheaper. I have one for the kitchen, I want one for oil and materials like that in my workspace, and one for the bathroom to exchange liquids. This really helps especially taking one with a big neck and having to transfer contents to a small neck bottle. I may even buy one for friends and family, saves money. I prepare the two bottles, let them set overnight, and remove the extremely clean bottle on top, gravity helps with this, great gadget !!!
1389841
I really like McDonald's sweet tea, except there's no way to get that flavor at home.  Lipton offers their southern sweet tea, which I sampled last year at Sams Club. It has zero calories, super convenient and offers that great McDonalds taste. Convenience does come with a price, however.  Literally.  A box of 18 bags, each making a gallon is over $13!  Just a wee bit on the expensive side, don't you think?  Each gallon comes up costing about 70 cents, which is a lot better than paying $1 at McDonalds for a quart of tea and ice. The pricing is still outrageous considering you can buy 48, one gallon bags of plain Lipton tea for about $11.

 The taste is where the action is. It tastes just like McDonald's sweet tea.  It is simple enough to make, just put a bag in a gallon of warm water, place in the refrigerator for about 4-5 hours, remove the bag, stir and you have southern sweet tea.  I have noticed an oddity, there seems to be a lot of residual gook in the bottom of the pitcher.  I'm not sure what this gunk is but I've noticed it all of the time, moaning that it was not one bad bag or box.  Stirring does help.

 All in all, if you love McDonald's sweet tea this is a less expensive way of getting it and it tastes just about the same.  Sam's only carries this in warm months, which I do not understand why - I drink iced tea, all year.
1968329
Works great for quick dog mess clean ups on hardwoods. Good battery life (I can touch up my whole 2000 sq ft house several times on a single charge). Good suction.

Only complaint is that you have to take the battery out to charge it in a separate charger instead of charging in the vac.  Oh - and that its pretty dang expensive!
2587647
excellent produce but wish it was much less expensive
1542973
Expensive, but does the trick better than a 3 part mix.
969765
I really like the idea of not using canned air. It seems more environmentally friendly to go Canless, and having an unlimited supply of air is nice too. Overall, this is a pretty good product. It's well built, though it doesn't feel as premium as the&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Data-Vac/dp/B00U01YVYK/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Data Vac</a>&nbsp;by MetroVac. This kind of bothers me given it's far more expensive. Both are made in the USA, incidentally, which I find cool. The other main drawback to this unit, aside from price, is that it really isn't as powerful as canned air. It's pretty good, and I keep it on my desk for this reason, however, if you need more power, I'd definitely have to recommend the DataVac. Still, if you want convenience and don't want to deal with having to have a wall outlet, this thing is probably your best bet as a canned air alternative. It came in handy quite well the other day to blow away some saw dust.
As for size, it's kind of hard to tell from the pictures, although it might be a good idea to look at the power brick in the picture. It's quite a bit bigger than I expected. But it does fit nicely in the hand. Overall, it's a nice unit, and I quite like it. But perhaps while it might be perfect for some people, it isn't the best canned air alternative for everyone.