In this task, You are given a review of Amazon's food products. Your task is to divide them into two classes: negative or positive, depending on the content of the review.

I have always worn the Fanning and have always loved them but this pair I received was so tight I couldn't even get my foot in it. I missed my return time and now I am stuck with these things and can't even comfortably get my foot in it.
negative

After reading reviews, I thought I would order 2 sizes up. Normally I’m a L/XL, so I purchased a 2X figuring it would fit! To my surprise, the shirt was way too small. It fits my sister who is a size small. The material was not cotton as I thought, but 95% spandex. I’m very disappointed as the shirt is very cute. Instead of returning it, I gave it to my sister. I would recommend ordering 3 or more sizes up from what you normally wear.
negative

So after an issue with sneaky mice, ones that evaded the snap traps we had to resort to using sticky trap and have found success with them. Snap traps should be your first approach as they are fast and clean kill but when used correctly sticky traps can be valuable, especially in the case of young mice that won't set off snap traps due to how light they are. Be certain to set the sticky trap in a spot where other animals won't potentially come in contact with them. Trapping birds, snakes or lizards (or your household pet) on these boards would be horrific! Be sure to check them daily if not several times a day. Once you have caught a mouse chances are it's still alive and the kindest thing to do is to quickly dispatch it. I've used a snap traps for this, placing a liner over the mouse to allow the snap trap to make clean contact instead of getting stuck in the goo and prolonging the process. Baiting the trap isn't necessary, just place it along walls the mice or rats use. You may discover you have more than one mouse in an area if you place a rat size trap out for mice. Please, please, if you can't resolve the situation with snap traps alone than use these but NEVER resort to rodent poison if at all possible! The horrible damage it does to wildlife is astronomical as it doesn't stop with the rodent but is passed on to every predator and scavenger in the ecosystem.

positive