Accessories Reviews

The product itself may be stupendous but $10 for S/H!!! I could have walked there & back to pick them up myself for less!!!!

You get what you pay for. I'm glad I bought this on sale for only $12.99. The teapot is very tiny-maybe 6oz. The teaball doesn't even fit inside the teapot and the biscuits were stale and tasteless. The only nice part was the metal wire basket but this was not worth $12.99. I would not recomend this gift basket at any price unless you have a specific purpose for a very tiny teapot.

I purchased this software as a short cut to having something that could do simple logos with. This software is a great let down. It downloads lots of images but when it converts to pes file format you can not recognize a thing. It is in short "snake oil". If you need software that can do images other than disney than try anything else.

This sounds like a good idea, but it doesn't work. Inside the handsome case are a small test tube, a thermometer (defective in my case), and "vinometer", which is an oddly-shaped piece of glass that is supposed to (but doesn't) measure the alcohol content of liquids. As soon as you see this glass thingy, you'll think it implausible that such a thing could actually work, and I can assure you, after an hour of fussing with it, that it doesn't.

39.99 for a thermometer!? You are better off buying one from a restaurant supply shop and pay under 12.00. Hope this price is an ERROR!

I've seen products that solve the wine-glass-plate-holder problem before and they worked very well. However, they were made of plastic and not exactly attractive. I bought these in the hope that I could whip them out, amaze my guests, and remain somewhat stylish, but they've proven to be absolutely useless. The area for the wine glass is narrow where the stem is supposed to slide in, then has a larger-diameter opening (like a keyhole design) inside for the glass to settle into. Duh--if a stem has to be really tiny to fit into the outside opening, what keeps the glass from jiggling and slipping around once it reaches its destination? Worse, what keeps it from falling out of the clip completely? Nothing, that's what! Also, the rubber-lined plate holder is too short to provide enough stabilizing force to hold the plate upright AND will not accommodate a plate that has a rim. Since the photo here shows a rimmed plate being held up by a clip, it leads me to wonder whose product I wound up with. The whole deal (and I use the term loosely) is a joke, but I'm not about to spend more money to send them back for a refund. I gave it a one-star review because that was as low as the rating system would allow me to go. Words of advice: let your guests put their glass down if they want to eat something and never let on that you even CONSIDERED using such a silly device!

I bought this item to use as a book stand. It does not work for this purpose! What a waste of my time and money. If you have a book that will stay open when you lay it flat, then that book MIGHT work with the stand. Paperback books, of most common sizes, will not stay open when placed in the "stand". If you want a book stand look elswhere -- I will.