Title: not metal, but it works! Review: I bought my pressure cooker from a rummage sale, so I had to do a lot of research to find out what that part was called, and what model of Mirro Pressure cooker I had. When I got this in the mail, I noticed that it was not metal, but a rubber plug set into the same 'threaded fuse plug'. I initially wondered if the rubber stopper would contain the 15 psi pressure, but I have used that setting thrice since switching to the new fuse and it has performed well. Bottom-line, It is not an EXACT replacement, but I actually feel safer with this fuse than with the original. However, being rubber, I fully expect time and heat to gradually degrade it, just the same as the rubber gasket that fits between pot and lid. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive

Title: AMPAD Composition pad Review: I have used these as daily record books since we were assigned to buy them for college courses in 1961. They are spiral-bound, lie flat, are page-numbered and graph-ruled. You can tape an 8 1/2 x 11 page in them and not have it hang over the edges, if you want.They're getting expensive... Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive

Title: Buyer Beware! Review: As the title states - buyer beware! I purchased this cable intending to take my VGA PC output into a CRT component input on a non-HD television. According to the product description, this was possible. Mixed reviews were given, but for the price I felt it was worth a shot.The actual cord seems to be constructed well, but was not able to check the actual function. The cable is unable to pull a signal from the VGA to the Composite. There also is no audio out/in included in the cord. While cheap - you may as well purchase what I did instead -50' 7 Pin S-Video with 3.5mm Audio to 3 RCA Composite Cable PC to TVgranted that you also have an S-Video out port. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: Jams with coffee every day Review: I bought this thinking I could make super-fine espresso. Unfortunately I waste more coffee by having to clean out the chute every day. This machine is not worth $10.It worked great for about 2 months and I cleaned it according to the manual every weekend. After about 2 months coffee would start jamming in the chute.I guess it's back to my Black & Decker. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
