crap. total crap!
I knew second that I saw the infomercial that the eye would snag the fabric. I lookd to my sister and said, "If it's catching the sewing thread then won't it catch the threads of the fabric?"<br />Thank goodness I didn't spend my hard earned money on this junk. I'm a housekeeper and I was at work and the door handle caught my shirt and made a button come off my uniform. We have mini sewing kits that we give to guests when they ask for them but I didn't have one on me. I remembered that a guest had thrown out a sewing kit in a little red box. I had thought they just needed it for a one time fix and kept it on my cart. Now I know why they really threw it out. First thing I noticed when I opened it up was that the needles were thick. For a second I thought they might be spares for a sewing machine. I picked the thinnest one (which still was just as thick as a push pin) and tried to thread it. I couldn't get the thread through like a normal needle so I looked closer and realized it was a One Second Needle. I checked the box it came in and saw that one of the plastic inserts had the name there. I decided I would try it out. I tried threading it like they did on tv. You have to yank on the thread in order to get it through the eye. I broke the thread twice before doing it right. When I tried sewing the button back on it confirmed what I had originally thought. It snagged the fabric and not only that but it also left holes it went through because of how thick it was. Needless to say I threw out the needles and kept the rest of the kit. I went and got a real needle and was done in no time.
Rating: 1 stars