Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This saw is the worst of old school cheap design.Too thin sheet metal with small screws threaded directly into the sheet metal. The motor is mounted to a wall of the sheet metal enclosure and the weight is too much for the wall to support. The motor was so far out of alignment that the blade would not turn until I disassembled the saw and straightened the wall. I have to assume that this was damage from being dropped during shipment even though both the inner and outer cartons were in perfect condition.I suppose it is good enough for the few tile jobs that I will use it for, but I shouldn't have to repair a tool before I can use it.I have heard it said that the best you should hope for is that you get what you paid for. I did, it was both cheap and inexpensive. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: If you are deciding on whether or not to get an atomic-clock-synching watch, I highly recommend it. Knowing the precise time all the time is somewhat liberating. Gone are the times when you are late because the meeting clock was fast.This particular Casio is comfortable and looks nice. It is a good general purpose watch. The only real complaint I have with it is that polymer facing is not very durable and it is prone to scratches and scuffs. Because of that, I'll probably go with the g-shock next time. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This works well, putting on a half inch of water per pass. also shuts off dependably, allowing watering during the day when no one is home to watch it. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This food jar worked great at the beginning, but last night I ran a side by side test of this food jar and a newer (& slightly larger one by Stanley). At 10:00 p.m. I put water that measured 204 degrees with a Thermapen instant-read thermometer and in both jars and sealed each tightly. At 9 a.m. (11 hours later) the temperatures read:1. Smaller food jar - 69 degrees, i.e., room temperature2. Larger, newer jar - 148 degrees, still above the "danger zone" for foods.These jars are supposed to keep food hot for 15 hours. So while I would trust the newer one for food heated in the morning to still be hot at lunchtime, the smaller one has to be trashed, which is too bad, because it's the perfect size for a side of soup, easy to clean, and the overlid functions as a bowl and is a good size for either sipping or for eating from with a spoon. Answer:

Answer: