Q: Title: Horrible design and instructions!! Review: I am a pretty capable person, so I was surprised to find myself completely stumped for how to finish installing this, long after I cut a ten inch hole in my door. The enclosed instructions consist of a number of unclear drawings with no text. The only thing that saved me was a video on the Petsafe web site, which is completely different from the instructions in the box in some crucial ways. I still had to fudge a few things and feel like I got lucky to get this finished. Unless you need to punish yourself for something, find a different door. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Works great, taste is so-so Review: Since there is no sugar or artificial sweeteners in this product (which is a huge plus nutrition-wise), I think this product is great. I was hoping it would taste better, though ... it looks and tastes like shredded cardboard. It's a trade-off, and I'm just glad to have found a source of psyllium that isn't loaded with sugar or artificial sweeteners. P.S. I was surprised that our local WalMart now carries this product, and for a slightly lower price. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Idea better than actual product Review: Product rusted at seams after first use. Some of the shapes did not turn out well once the cookies were baked. Many of the shapes had thin areas which ran together as the cookies baked making the shapes look poor. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: I don't think so Review: After my recent experience with this Tasco product I would not want to use it even if it were free. It is not the same product I remember from years back. I presume, and this is after checking it carefully, it is now built by that special French designer company called "La Garbage" and then assembled by a child labour next to kerosene lamp on very leaky boat of the coast of China. Shame what became of Tasco. Yet, I still cannot figure out how well known company can manage to make 90 % of binoculars parts from cheap plastic and get away with selling it to people in USA, or any other place for that matter. What holds it together? I had seen a lot of glue, but still. ... Anyway, Never Again this brand. Want serious binuculars, get Bushnell, Pentax, Nikon. Those are more money? Yes. Now, how many times in your life you buy binoculars? Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
