Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This machine basically does what it says, unfortunately, it is very small. I have a medium sized cat and she can barely fit in it. She has recently been forgetting(?) to turn around and is peeing right out onto the step. I think she may also be scared of the thing flipping around with her still in it. I had high hopes for the litter robot, but now I am upset I spent the $300. Maybe your luck will be different. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is another book about the "poor woman" scorned! It is trite, predictable and sappy. It is the perfect book for women who self-pity themselves after a divorce in which they probably contributed. (Did I mention the the main character has a child (son), too many bills and bad luck? How original.) Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The product was deficientely described. It should have been clearly mentioned that it was a condensed version of the works by Pearl Buck. I was very disappointed since no serious reader reads condensed versions of books. The title ''A Pearl Buck reader'' does not indicate clearly the condensed characteristic of the books. Had I known, I could have easily ordered the other versions available on Amazon. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Maybe it doesn't work as well in high altitude (Denver) but I have tried to make an edible loaf of bread out of this thing many times with no success. The loaf is either a brick or raw. Following the recipes exactly or making modifications according to the rather vague high altitude instructions didn't help. Besides, it is not all that hard to bake bread from scratch without a bread maker and you don't have funny shaped loaves with a hole in the bottom of them. Answer:
