Summary: Ingenious cleaning product for anywhere dust gets into nooks and crannies.  A decent add to your detailing tool kit, but with definite limitationsUpon opening the container I was greeted by a bright orange lump of goo.  I was expecting something more like silly putty, this is exactly like a thicker version of "slime" with an orange color and slight citrus / chemical smell.I immediately started to clean the center console of my car.  There's dust, crumbs, spilled coffee, etc here and all sorts of nooks and crannies.  I was immediately disappointed by what it didn't pick up and it did nothing to the drops of dried coffee.  I was thinking that I'd much rather have a damp microfiber washcloth.After a few more days and lots of experimentation on lots of other things I have a higher opinion.  After watching the video I realized they were pressing the goo and holding it for a few seconds.  This really helps SPLAT pick up more stuff, though it's still so-so on larger crumbs and debris (I'm talking about stuff the size of a fingernail clipping.)There are definitely situations that SPLAT works is better - they all involve dust instead of crumbs, and very intricate detail.  For example, on my office seat there are narrow creases in the fabric that trap dust.  This stuff is a champ for pulling it out.  I immediately used it on my nylon briefcase and TV remotes and cordless phones.  It also did a nice job removing the dust on my keyboard.On the other hand it's not so good on cleaning screens and chrome.  It leaves a filmy residue that you have to wipe off.  Also, the consistency has changed just in a couple of days - there's condensation on the lid of the container which suggests that what I am seeing is drying out during use.  I added a few drops of water to the container and it re-hydrated so the consistency is back to original.  At the same time, I noticed that the slime re-hydrated some bread crumbs from the console.  Yuck.  I picked them out - I hope this has some antibacterial properties or I could see this getting moldy before too long.  Finally, seven bucks for 3 ounces seems pricey. I'd give it 4 stars if it was a couple of bucks cheaper.TIP - knead the putty as you use it, otherwise the dust anc crumbs you just picked up will probably end up somewhere else in the interior.There are recipes on the web for making slime.  It's just borax, water, and white glue.  Cut the water and add a few drops of citrus cleaner and you might have a reasonable substitute!>>PlusGreat for dust in hard to reach crevices.Great for getting dust, etc out of fabrics.>>MinusDoes not pick up crumbsLeaves filmy residue -Seems quite pricey for the amount they provideIf you have questions, comments, or if you found this review helpful, please let me know!