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It looks neat, it's weighty enough to stay put when you pull off a paper towel, and it serves it's purpose. What more is there to say?

About as sturdy as one could hope for in a set of flatware. Guaranteed to outlive you and 7 or 8 generations of offspring. But make sure you don't have microstomia, because the teaspoons are size of tablespoons, and the tablespoons are the size of shovels. Bauhausian, indeed.

You won't find very many artists that can touch your heart. The picture of the yorkie is very nicely drawn. Just wonderful. This drawing indeed touched my heart.

I really like this table. It's heavy, well-made, durable and very attractive. Well done, Marshall Fields!

This came in a well packaged box with all the pieces and ingredients well-labelled and easy to understand for a complete beginner.

I thought it would be a lot more complicated than it was, but following the one-page instructions it was actually really easy. It only took me 2 hours to brew a batch of my own, organic red ale from scratch!

The equipment is also a lot simpler and smaller than I expected. Basically all you need is a big pot, like a chili pot, to boil the beer in, and then a big plastic bucket to store it in (where it ferments). Then after a week I bottled it, which also took about two hours, and within three days I tasted the first bottle. Yeehaw! It was good! I'm already thinking that I'm going to try bottling in bigger bottles or maybe even a keg in order to reduce the work involved in bottling. It was actually really satisfying to clamp the lids down on the bottles and know that I had just manufactured my own bottle of beer, but on the other hand, it looks like there are a bunch of equipment options that making bottling easier, so I might upgrade.

Bottom line, after seeing how easy this was, I'm going to be brewing a lot. It was fast, definately cheaper than buying beer of equivalent quality, plus now my friends think I'm really cool. I'm starting to worry that their enthusiasm for my beer might deplete my supply pretty fast though. Considering how good the beer turned out and how easy the whole thing was, I'm going to encourage them to get their own brewing hobby going. All the more beer for the rest of us!

One aspect of this kit that seems unique is that the ingredients are all organic. I buy some organic food, and I really like beer, so I figure it just makes sense that if I don't want nasty chemicals in my food, I certainly don't want them in my beer. So the organic aspect of this kit was a real bonus. Three cheers to Seven Bridges for making this available.

I've got 2 of these in my garage and I'm going to get more. Easy to access from any angle and deceptively sturdy at the same time. Each shelf is capable of supporting over 200lbs, so you can store paint, tools, you name it.

Like any shelving system, you don't want kids climbing on it and making it top-heavy and toppling over on them - so if you have kids around, you must be certain to anchor the top shelf to a wall stud so that the shelf will not be pulled down.

With the exception of children trying to climb it, these shelves are sturdy and aren't going anywhere. I use the top shelf of one of my shelves for a saltwater sump for the aquarium in my livingroom. I have filters and pumps coming out of the sump, as well as PVC, etc. The pipes and electrical cords are very easy to access from behind, front and the sides.

It is a fantastic product. My family got this teapot in 1971 and it has been in daily use since then.

After several years of using the same laundry basket, traveling around the country, mine finally split apart and I had to get a new one. I took some time to look around and decided that the one that best fits my needs is this one. It's sturdy and durable. Also, with the handles on all four sides it is easy to carry. I've been using this basket for several months now and it has been just what I needed. Highly recommended for college students.

I bought the 28-qt. Touch-Top wastebasket last year because it's convenient to open (with your foot) and it keeps my 3 dogs from dragging the remains of last night's dinner from room to room in my house. Recently the latch broke, so the lid pops open unless I tape it down. I live in a small-to-medium town and no one here carries the same wastebasket, so I emailed the company to ask where I might get a replacement. Wow! These people are committed to Customer Service. It's been less than a week and they've shipped a replacement free. I am so impressed I bought the 52-qt. can and will buy Sterilite products every chance I get.

Grabbitz are the best new item. It's a great size when a regular pot hold is too big and awkward. When you need just a little protection to take a plate or hot potato out of the microwave this is great. It's a perfect gift for the cook or hostess who has everything. It lets you get a secure grip on what you are picking up instead of guessing and fumbling with a big mitt.