Product review (5 stars): Hard to write an interesting review about a thermal fuse.
So..... my girlfriend's dryer stops working, and that's a problem because she's like, a *TOTAL* clean freak.  Seriously, she irons the t-shirts I wear to bed.  Anyway, this becomes my problem since apparently I'm the one that needs to be cleaned all the time.  It's my fault, of course.  And if I don't fix it, she'll just go out and buy a whole new dryer for $500 or whatever.  Totally unnecessary -- I ran nuclear reactors for the U.S. Navy -- I can probably fix a dryer, right?  Yeah, you know I can.  So I break out the Fluke multimeter, download some schematics, and I go to town.  I find the heating element has overheated and deformed to the point of shorting out, and the thermal fuse is blown.  I test my theories using a wire jumper and confirm the dryer will work with a new fuse and heating element.  No problem -- easy.  I go to Sears PartsDirect and check for the parts, but they seriously want like $9 for the fuse and I forget how much for the element.  So I come here, to Amazon, and the same thing is available from this guy for $3.  Now, you know I'm not stupid because of the nuclear reactor thing from earlier.  What do I do?  You KNOW I'm gonna buy it for cheaper -- you'd do it too.  So I buy, and it shows up in my mailbox maybe three days later (I didn't need it rushed overnight -- I'll take the heat from the girlfriend that long), and it's everything I ever wanted in a thermal fuse.  It's an exact copy of the one that was blown, except this one ain't blown.

So long story short:  I fixed the dryer, the thermal fuse is working great, my girlfriend is happy, and that makes me happy, cuz I hate hearing about laundry and I sure don't wanna do it myself.