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question: What kind of opening does the mug have?, context: ...what do I do with the teabag ?I'm not a regular tea drinker, but when I do, the question is always there after the tea has steeped: I've got a used teabag...now what?The Primula mug's "tea bag buddy" --a flexible covering for the mug-- answers that question forever while serving triple duty:(1) It holds on to your tea bag while the hot water works its magic on the tea.(2) It retains the water's warmth by covering the mug as the tea brews.(3) When your tea is ready, invert the cover, what was a raised top now becomes a convenient holder for the spent tea bag.Because the mug's double walls are crystal clear, you can see how strong your brew is becoming, and stop when it's right for you. Because of the double walls, it the mug never gets too hot to handle, making it gentle on your hands and the surfaces where it rests.The mug has a wide opening, so you get a large serving of the aroma coming from your beverage. I expect I'll be using this for other hot beverages too.Nice mug!

What kind of opening does the mug have?

The mug has a wide opening, so you get a large serving of the aroma coming from your beverage.

...what do I do with the teabag ?I'm not a regular tea drinker, but when I do, the question is always there after the tea has steeped: I've got a used teabag...now what?The Primula mug's "tea bag buddy" --a flexible covering for the mug-- answers that question forever while serving triple duty:(1) It holds on to your tea bag while the hot water works its magic on the tea.(2) It retains the water's warmth by covering the mug as the tea brews.(3) When your tea is ready, invert the cover, what was a raised top now becomes a convenient holder for the spent tea bag.Because the mug's double walls are crystal clear, you can see how strong your brew is becoming, and stop when it's right for you. Because of the double walls, it the mug never gets too hot to handle, making it gentle on your hands and the surfaces where it rests.The mug has a wide opening, so you get a large serving of the aroma coming from your beverage. I expect I'll be using this for other hot beverages too.Nice mug!

The mug has a <hl> wide <hl> opening, so you get a large serving of the aroma coming from your beverage.

...what do I do with the teabag ?I'm not a regular tea drinker, but when I do, the question is always there after the tea has steeped: I've got a used teabag...now what?The Primula mug's "tea bag buddy" --a flexible covering for the mug-- answers that question forever while serving triple duty:(1) It holds on to your tea bag while the hot water works its magic on the tea.(2) It retains the water's warmth by covering the mug as the tea brews.(3) When your tea is ready, invert the cover, what was a raised top now becomes a convenient holder for the spent tea bag.Because the mug's double walls are crystal clear, you can see how strong your brew is becoming, and stop when it's right for you. Because of the double walls, it the mug never gets too hot to handle, making it gentle on your hands and the surfaces where it rests.The mug has a <hl> wide <hl> opening, so you get a large serving of the aroma coming from your beverage. I expect I'll be using this for other hot beverages too.Nice mug!

...what do I do with the teabag ? I'm not a regular tea drinker, but when I do, the question is always there after the tea has steeped: I've got a used teabag...now what?The Primula mug's "tea bag buddy" --a flexible covering for the mug-- answers that question forever while serving triple duty:(1) It holds on to your tea bag while the hot water works its magic on the tea.(2) It retains the water's warmth by covering the mug as the tea brews.(3) When your tea is ready, invert the cover, what was a raised top now becomes a convenient holder for the spent tea bag. Because the mug's double walls are crystal clear, you can see how strong your brew is becoming, and stop when it's right for you. Because of the double walls, it the mug never gets too hot to handle, making it gentle on your hands and the surfaces where it rests. <hl> The mug has a wide opening, so you get a large serving of the aroma coming from your beverage. <hl> I expect I'll be using this for other hot beverages too. Nice mug!

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plastic

question: What is the product made of?, context: I put this on my very long table over a cloth tablecloth and it fit great and looked great! I can now change my cloth tablecloths to match the seasons and can protect them with this plastic tablecloth. I was grateful I was able to find a tablecloth long enough to fit comfortably over my table (the tablecloth is 60" x 124"). It also seems like it will not be ripped up as quickly as some of the more flimsy plastic tablecloths I have had on the table. Nevertheless, I purchased a second tablecloth as a backup. They were reasonable enough.

What is the product made of?

I can now change my cloth tablecloths to match the seasons and can protect them with this plastic tablecloth.

I put this on my very long table over a cloth tablecloth and it fit great and looked great! I can now change my cloth tablecloths to match the seasons and can protect them with this plastic tablecloth. I was grateful I was able to find a tablecloth long enough to fit comfortably over my table (the tablecloth is 60" x 124"). It also seems like it will not be ripped up as quickly as some of the more flimsy plastic tablecloths I have had on the table. Nevertheless, I purchased a second tablecloth as a backup. They were reasonable enough.

I can now change my cloth tablecloths to match the seasons and can protect them with this <hl> plastic <hl> tablecloth.

I put this on my very long table over a cloth tablecloth and it fit great and looked great! I can now change my cloth tablecloths to match the seasons and can protect them with this <hl> plastic <hl> tablecloth. I was grateful I was able to find a tablecloth long enough to fit comfortably over my table (the tablecloth is 60" x 124"). It also seems like it will not be ripped up as quickly as some of the more flimsy plastic tablecloths I have had on the table. Nevertheless, I purchased a second tablecloth as a backup. They were reasonable enough.

I put this on my very long table over a cloth tablecloth and it fit great and looked great! <hl> I can now change my cloth tablecloths to match the seasons and can protect them with this plastic tablecloth. <hl> I was grateful I was able to find a tablecloth long enough to fit comfortably over my table (the tablecloth is 60" x 124"). It also seems like it will not be ripped up as quickly as some of the more flimsy plastic tablecloths I have had on the table. Nevertheless, I purchased a second tablecloth as a backup. They were reasonable enough.

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the base that holds the molds upright, 6 molds that don't skimp on space, and 6 lid/handle/drip catchers

question: What do you get?, context: This is just what I was looking for. I received one of these in return for a review and it is just right. I have been looking for one of these for a while, but couldn't make up my mind.There isn't a lot to this set. Only what you need. You get the base that holds the molds upright, 6 molds that don't skimp on space, and 6 lid/handle/drip catchers. If you are looking onto getting an ice pop mold, then I highly suggest you get one that has the removable molds such as this one. I have seen other molds that simply hold 6-8 pops, sort of like an ice cube tray, but then you have to unmold all of them at once.My only complaint, if you can call it that, is that there is no recipe booklet. It would have been nice to have some instant inspiration when I opened the box. So I just searched the web and found tons of recipes.My first experiment was with watermelon, rum, Splenda, and lime juice. I mixed it all and poured it into the molds that were standing in the base. I capped them with the lid/handles and popped it in the freezer. After waiting as long as humanly possible, I popped one off of the base. I ran some warm tap water over the mold for about 5-10 seconds and the ice pop slid right out. It turned out amazing! These are just the right size for needing to have only one. The drip catcher is a nice addition. I was able to get all the way through my pop and never did get any on my hands.After devouring the entire tray ( I had help...), I put the entire set in the dishwasher top rack and they came out just like new. Ready for the next recipe, sugar free mocha pudding pops...If you want a nice set that is easy on the wallet, this will work just fine. No bells and whistles, just the basics. And the mocha pops turned out to be an awesome diet-friendly treat!

What do you get?

You get the base that holds the molds upright, 6 molds that don't skimp on space, and 6 lid/handle/drip catchers .

This is just what I was looking for. I received one of these in return for a review and it is just right. I have been looking for one of these for a while, but couldn't make up my mind.There isn't a lot to this set. Only what you need. You get the base that holds the molds upright, 6 molds that don't skimp on space, and 6 lid/handle/drip catchers. If you are looking onto getting an ice pop mold, then I highly suggest you get one that has the removable molds such as this one. I have seen other molds that simply hold 6-8 pops, sort of like an ice cube tray, but then you have to unmold all of them at once.My only complaint, if you can call it that, is that there is no recipe booklet. It would have been nice to have some instant inspiration when I opened the box. So I just searched the web and found tons of recipes.My first experiment was with watermelon, rum, Splenda, and lime juice. I mixed it all and poured it into the molds that were standing in the base. I capped them with the lid/handles and popped it in the freezer. After waiting as long as humanly possible, I popped one off of the base. I ran some warm tap water over the mold for about 5-10 seconds and the ice pop slid right out. It turned out amazing! These are just the right size for needing to have only one. The drip catcher is a nice addition. I was able to get all the way through my pop and never did get any on my hands.After devouring the entire tray ( I had help...), I put the entire set in the dishwasher top rack and they came out just like new. Ready for the next recipe, sugar free mocha pudding pops...If you want a nice set that is easy on the wallet, this will work just fine. No bells and whistles, just the basics. And the mocha pops turned out to be an awesome diet-friendly treat!

You get <hl> the base that holds the molds upright, 6 molds that don't skimp on space, and 6 lid/handle/drip catchers <hl> .

This is just what I was looking for. I received one of these in return for a review and it is just right. I have been looking for one of these for a while, but couldn't make up my mind.There isn't a lot to this set. Only what you need. You get <hl> the base that holds the molds upright, 6 molds that don't skimp on space, and 6 lid/handle/drip catchers <hl>. If you are looking onto getting an ice pop mold, then I highly suggest you get one that has the removable molds such as this one. I have seen other molds that simply hold 6-8 pops, sort of like an ice cube tray, but then you have to unmold all of them at once.My only complaint, if you can call it that, is that there is no recipe booklet. It would have been nice to have some instant inspiration when I opened the box. So I just searched the web and found tons of recipes.My first experiment was with watermelon, rum, Splenda, and lime juice. I mixed it all and poured it into the molds that were standing in the base. I capped them with the lid/handles and popped it in the freezer. After waiting as long as humanly possible, I popped one off of the base. I ran some warm tap water over the mold for about 5-10 seconds and the ice pop slid right out. It turned out amazing! These are just the right size for needing to have only one. The drip catcher is a nice addition. I was able to get all the way through my pop and never did get any on my hands.After devouring the entire tray ( I had help...), I put the entire set in the dishwasher top rack and they came out just like new. Ready for the next recipe, sugar free mocha pudding pops...If you want a nice set that is easy on the wallet, this will work just fine. No bells and whistles, just the basics. And the mocha pops turned out to be an awesome diet-friendly treat!

This is just what I was looking for. I received one of these in return for a review and it is just right. I have been looking for one of these for a while, but couldn't make up my mind. There isn't a lot to this set. Only what you need. <hl> You get the base that holds the molds upright, 6 molds that don't skimp on space, and 6 lid/handle/drip catchers . <hl> If you are looking onto getting an ice pop mold, then I highly suggest you get one that has the removable molds such as this one. I have seen other molds that simply hold 6-8 pops, sort of like an ice cube tray, but then you have to unmold all of them at once. My only complaint, if you can call it that, is that there is no recipe booklet. It would have been nice to have some instant inspiration when I opened the box. So I just searched the web and found tons of recipes. My first experiment was with watermelon, rum, Splenda, and lime juice. I mixed it all and poured it into the molds that were standing in the base. I capped them with the lid/handles and popped it in the freezer. After waiting as long as humanly possible, I popped one off of the base. I ran some warm tap water over the mold for about 5-10 seconds and the ice pop slid right out. It turned out amazing! These are just the right size for needing to have only one. The drip catcher is a nice addition. I was able to get all the way through my pop and never did get any on my hands. After devouring the entire tray ( I had help...), I put the entire set in the dishwasher top rack and they came out just like new. Ready for the next recipe, sugar free mocha pudding pops... If you want a nice set that is easy on the wallet, this will work just fine. No bells and whistles, just the basics. And the mocha pops turned out to be an awesome diet-friendly treat!

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I haven't been able to remove the glue residue

question: Was the glue able to be removed by the customer?, context: This is just your basic, cheap, hecho in China colander. I would have given it a score of three, but felt that the presence of little metal slivers on the handle weld spots deserved a lower score! I removed the slivers with a pair of needle nose pliers, and they came off easily enough. Also, there is a label attached to the bottom with a glue that doesn't come off with normal washing. In fact, I haven't been able to remove the glue residue and suspect that it's going to be there a long, long time.

Was the glue able to be removed by the customer?

In fact, I haven't been able to remove the glue residue and suspect that it's going to be there a long, long time.

This is just your basic, cheap, hecho in China colander. I would have given it a score of three, but felt that the presence of little metal slivers on the handle weld spots deserved a lower score! I removed the slivers with a pair of needle nose pliers, and they came off easily enough. Also, there is a label attached to the bottom with a glue that doesn't come off with normal washing. In fact, I haven't been able to remove the glue residue and suspect that it's going to be there a long, long time.

In fact, <hl> I haven't been able to remove the glue residue <hl> and suspect that it's going to be there a long, long time.

This is just your basic, cheap, hecho in China colander. I would have given it a score of three, but felt that the presence of little metal slivers on the handle weld spots deserved a lower score! I removed the slivers with a pair of needle nose pliers, and they came off easily enough. Also, there is a label attached to the bottom with a glue that doesn't come off with normal washing. In fact, <hl> I haven't been able to remove the glue residue <hl> and suspect that it's going to be there a long, long time.

This is just your basic, cheap, hecho in China colander. I would have given it a score of three, but felt that the presence of little metal slivers on the handle weld spots deserved a lower score! I removed the slivers with a pair of needle nose pliers, and they came off easily enough. Also, there is a label attached to the bottom with a glue that doesn't come off with normal washing. <hl> In fact, I haven't been able to remove the glue residue and suspect that it's going to be there a long, long time. <hl>

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home office

question: Where was the unit being used?, context: I bought this unit because of several reviews that said it was whisper quiet. Oh, my. The first time I turned it on I set it on low, and it was pretty loud. On medium and high it was incredibly loud. So I left it on low, running continuously in my home office, for a week, and it just kept getting louder and louder.Thinking that I had possibly received a defective unit - because it was never anywhere close to whisper quiet, even straight out of the box - I exchanged it for another of the same model.The second one was even louder. Again, I always kept it on low, never turned it on medium or high because it was just way too noisy. I decided I would just live with it. Well, I can't stand it any more. Like the first unit, this one just kept getting louder and louder with each passing day. By the end of the third week, on the low setting it sounds like a roaring freight train. On medium or high, it sounds like a jet about to take off. This one is also going back, and I will keep looking for an air purifier that is at least moderately quiet.

Where was the unit being used?

So I left it on low, running continuously in my home office , for a week, and it just kept getting louder and louder.

I bought this unit because of several reviews that said it was whisper quiet. Oh, my. The first time I turned it on I set it on low, and it was pretty loud. On medium and high it was incredibly loud. So I left it on low, running continuously in my home office, for a week, and it just kept getting louder and louder.Thinking that I had possibly received a defective unit - because it was never anywhere close to whisper quiet, even straight out of the box - I exchanged it for another of the same model.The second one was even louder. Again, I always kept it on low, never turned it on medium or high because it was just way too noisy. I decided I would just live with it. Well, I can't stand it any more. Like the first unit, this one just kept getting louder and louder with each passing day. By the end of the third week, on the low setting it sounds like a roaring freight train. On medium or high, it sounds like a jet about to take off. This one is also going back, and I will keep looking for an air purifier that is at least moderately quiet.

So I left it on low, running continuously in my <hl> home office <hl> , for a week, and it just kept getting louder and louder.

I bought this unit because of several reviews that said it was whisper quiet. Oh, my. The first time I turned it on I set it on low, and it was pretty loud. On medium and high it was incredibly loud. So I left it on low, running continuously in my <hl> home office <hl>, for a week, and it just kept getting louder and louder.Thinking that I had possibly received a defective unit - because it was never anywhere close to whisper quiet, even straight out of the box - I exchanged it for another of the same model.The second one was even louder. Again, I always kept it on low, never turned it on medium or high because it was just way too noisy. I decided I would just live with it. Well, I can't stand it any more. Like the first unit, this one just kept getting louder and louder with each passing day. By the end of the third week, on the low setting it sounds like a roaring freight train. On medium or high, it sounds like a jet about to take off. This one is also going back, and I will keep looking for an air purifier that is at least moderately quiet.

I bought this unit because of several reviews that said it was whisper quiet. Oh, my. The first time I turned it on I set it on low, and it was pretty loud. On medium and high it was incredibly loud. <hl> So I left it on low, running continuously in my home office , for a week, and it just kept getting louder and louder. <hl> Thinking that I had possibly received a defective unit - because it was never anywhere close to whisper quiet, even straight out of the box - I exchanged it for another of the same model. The second one was even louder. Again, I always kept it on low, never turned it on medium or high because it was just way too noisy. I decided I would just live with it. Well, I can't stand it any more. Like the first unit, this one just kept getting louder and louder with each passing day. By the end of the third week, on the low setting it sounds like a roaring freight train. On medium or high, it sounds like a jet about to take off. This one is also going back, and I will keep looking for an air purifier that is at least moderately quiet.

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compact manner

question: How can it be stored, context: I purchased this as a set to use when guests visit during the winter months (contrary to belief, Central Florida dips into sub freezing a few times during the winter.)Like others have said, the colors are vivid. Surprisingly so. And the comforter is ...comfortable and is a good fit on my bed. The entire ensemble will transform any bed into an inviting refuge for guests and the colors match the rest of my home's decor.Do be aware that this is 100% poly, which should not come as a shock given the price. I mention this because this set is comfortable for occasional use like for guests, but not bedding that I would want to sleep on for prolonged periods. I seem to have a built-in aversion to poly. On the plus side, though, is these are machine washable and durable - and very easy to care for.Another plus for me is this set can be refolded and stored in a compact manner, so between guest visits it's out of sight and takes up little space.For the price you cannot go wrong. Even if you use these yourself as an everyday comforter set you should be pleased by the quality and beauty of this ensemble.

How can it be stored

Another plus for me is this set can be refolded and stored in a compact manner , so between guest visits it's out of sight and takes up little space.

I purchased this as a set to use when guests visit during the winter months (contrary to belief, Central Florida dips into sub freezing a few times during the winter.)Like others have said, the colors are vivid. Surprisingly so. And the comforter is ...comfortable and is a good fit on my bed. The entire ensemble will transform any bed into an inviting refuge for guests and the colors match the rest of my home's decor.Do be aware that this is 100% poly, which should not come as a shock given the price. I mention this because this set is comfortable for occasional use like for guests, but not bedding that I would want to sleep on for prolonged periods. I seem to have a built-in aversion to poly. On the plus side, though, is these are machine washable and durable - and very easy to care for.Another plus for me is this set can be refolded and stored in a compact manner, so between guest visits it's out of sight and takes up little space.For the price you cannot go wrong. Even if you use these yourself as an everyday comforter set you should be pleased by the quality and beauty of this ensemble.

Another plus for me is this set can be refolded and stored in a <hl> compact manner <hl> , so between guest visits it's out of sight and takes up little space.

I purchased this as a set to use when guests visit during the winter months (contrary to belief, Central Florida dips into sub freezing a few times during the winter.)Like others have said, the colors are vivid. Surprisingly so. And the comforter is ...comfortable and is a good fit on my bed. The entire ensemble will transform any bed into an inviting refuge for guests and the colors match the rest of my home's decor.Do be aware that this is 100% poly, which should not come as a shock given the price. I mention this because this set is comfortable for occasional use like for guests, but not bedding that I would want to sleep on for prolonged periods. I seem to have a built-in aversion to poly. On the plus side, though, is these are machine washable and durable - and very easy to care for.Another plus for me is this set can be refolded and stored in a <hl> compact manner <hl>, so between guest visits it's out of sight and takes up little space.For the price you cannot go wrong. Even if you use these yourself as an everyday comforter set you should be pleased by the quality and beauty of this ensemble.

I purchased this as a set to use when guests visit during the winter months (contrary to belief, Central Florida dips into sub freezing a few times during the winter.)Like others have said, the colors are vivid. Surprisingly so. And the comforter is ...comfortable and is a good fit on my bed. The entire ensemble will transform any bed into an inviting refuge for guests and the colors match the rest of my home's decor. Do be aware that this is 100% poly, which should not come as a shock given the price. I mention this because this set is comfortable for occasional use like for guests, but not bedding that I would want to sleep on for prolonged periods. I seem to have a built-in aversion to poly. On the plus side, though, is these are machine washable and durable - and very easy to care for. <hl> Another plus for me is this set can be refolded and stored in a compact manner , so between guest visits it's out of sight and takes up little space. <hl> For the price you cannot go wrong. Even if you use these yourself as an everyday comforter set you should be pleased by the quality and beauty of this ensemble.

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ONE

question: How many ways can you screw the base node in?, context: I have mixed feelings on this product because it has some very good aspects and one very irritating aspect.The good:Using this product on a non-stick pan is perfect, because the silicone glides against the pan without any possibility of scratching. I use this whisk for scrambled eggs every week and they come out perfectly each time. The whisk is aesthetically pleasing, lightweight, and when put together it's just a twist of the base to open the whisk, or you can use it in the "flat mode" as well - it all depends on what you're cooking.It's also very easy to clean the product becomes it comes apart completely. You pull the base node out which unlocks all of the whisks and they can be removed and washed separately. Unfortunately, this is where the downside comes into play...putting it back together.There's only ONE way the base node fits back in, and if you get the whisk parts misaligned in even the slightest way it will not lock back into place without a bit of difficulty. In one case I had to use a pair of needle-nose pliers to turn the metal locking pin at the bottom so I could snap the base node back in. This one aspect has made me avoid taking the whisk apart to clean it - just toss it in the dishwasher or run under hot soapy water in the sink to clean up the brushes. And...unless you're submerging it in some stew or soup, you really do not need to take it completely apart to clean it.Overall I am mixed. It works well as a whisk or in "flat mode" but trying to put it back together after dismantling to clean...yeah not so much.

How many ways can you screw the base node in?

There's only ONE way the base node fits back in, and if you get the whisk parts misaligned in even the slightest way it will not lock back into place without a bit of difficulty.

I have mixed feelings on this product because it has some very good aspects and one very irritating aspect.The good:Using this product on a non-stick pan is perfect, because the silicone glides against the pan without any possibility of scratching. I use this whisk for scrambled eggs every week and they come out perfectly each time. The whisk is aesthetically pleasing, lightweight, and when put together it's just a twist of the base to open the whisk, or you can use it in the "flat mode" as well - it all depends on what you're cooking.It's also very easy to clean the product becomes it comes apart completely. You pull the base node out which unlocks all of the whisks and they can be removed and washed separately. Unfortunately, this is where the downside comes into play...putting it back together.There's only ONE way the base node fits back in, and if you get the whisk parts misaligned in even the slightest way it will not lock back into place without a bit of difficulty. In one case I had to use a pair of needle-nose pliers to turn the metal locking pin at the bottom so I could snap the base node back in. This one aspect has made me avoid taking the whisk apart to clean it - just toss it in the dishwasher or run under hot soapy water in the sink to clean up the brushes. And...unless you're submerging it in some stew or soup, you really do not need to take it completely apart to clean it.Overall I am mixed. It works well as a whisk or in "flat mode" but trying to put it back together after dismantling to clean...yeah not so much.

There's only <hl> ONE <hl> way the base node fits back in, and if you get the whisk parts misaligned in even the slightest way it will not lock back into place without a bit of difficulty.

I have mixed feelings on this product because it has some very good aspects and one very irritating aspect.The good:Using this product on a non-stick pan is perfect, because the silicone glides against the pan without any possibility of scratching. I use this whisk for scrambled eggs every week and they come out perfectly each time. The whisk is aesthetically pleasing, lightweight, and when put together it's just a twist of the base to open the whisk, or you can use it in the "flat mode" as well - it all depends on what you're cooking.It's also very easy to clean the product becomes it comes apart completely. You pull the base node out which unlocks all of the whisks and they can be removed and washed separately. Unfortunately, this is where the downside comes into play...putting it back together.There's only <hl> ONE <hl> way the base node fits back in, and if you get the whisk parts misaligned in even the slightest way it will not lock back into place without a bit of difficulty. In one case I had to use a pair of needle-nose pliers to turn the metal locking pin at the bottom so I could snap the base node back in. This one aspect has made me avoid taking the whisk apart to clean it - just toss it in the dishwasher or run under hot soapy water in the sink to clean up the brushes. And...unless you're submerging it in some stew or soup, you really do not need to take it completely apart to clean it.Overall I am mixed. It works well as a whisk or in "flat mode" but trying to put it back together after dismantling to clean...yeah not so much.

I have mixed feelings on this product because it has some very good aspects and one very irritating aspect. The good:Using this product on a non-stick pan is perfect, because the silicone glides against the pan without any possibility of scratching. I use this whisk for scrambled eggs every week and they come out perfectly each time. The whisk is aesthetically pleasing, lightweight, and when put together it's just a twist of the base to open the whisk, or you can use it in the "flat mode" as well - it all depends on what you're cooking. It's also very easy to clean the product becomes it comes apart completely. You pull the base node out which unlocks all of the whisks and they can be removed and washed separately. Unfortunately, this is where the downside comes into play...putting it back together. <hl> There's only ONE way the base node fits back in, and if you get the whisk parts misaligned in even the slightest way it will not lock back into place without a bit of difficulty. <hl> In one case I had to use a pair of needle-nose pliers to turn the metal locking pin at the bottom so I could snap the base node back in. This one aspect has made me avoid taking the whisk apart to clean it - just toss it in the dishwasher or run under hot soapy water in the sink to clean up the brushes. And...unless you're submerging it in some stew or soup, you really do not need to take it completely apart to clean it. Overall I am mixed. It works well as a whisk or in "flat mode" but trying to put it back together after dismantling to clean... yeah not so much.

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a huge hit

question: What is the popularity level of the product among the user's customers?, context: I chose a great rating for this product because they're inexpensive, lightweight and work just great with cotton candy. We use them in our commercial concessions and bounce house company and they are a huge hit. They hold a lot of cotton candy and don't fall apart easy. I'd recommend.

What is the popularity level of the product among the user's customers?

We use them in our commercial concessions and bounce house company and they are a huge hit .

I chose a great rating for this product because they're inexpensive, lightweight and work just great with cotton candy. We use them in our commercial concessions and bounce house company and they are a huge hit. They hold a lot of cotton candy and don't fall apart easy. I'd recommend.

We use them in our commercial concessions and bounce house company and they are <hl> a huge hit <hl> .

I chose a great rating for this product because they're inexpensive, lightweight and work just great with cotton candy. We use them in our commercial concessions and bounce house company and they are <hl> a huge hit <hl>. They hold a lot of cotton candy and don't fall apart easy. I'd recommend.

I chose a great rating for this product because they're inexpensive, lightweight and work just great with cotton candy. <hl> We use them in our commercial concessions and bounce house company and they are a huge hit . <hl> They hold a lot of cotton candy and don't fall apart easy. I'd recommend.

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Cuisinart

question: What did the reviewer's husband melt?, context: I used this on my Thanksgiving turkey and it was right on the money. I plan to use it on the grill also. I have had trouble with my Pyrex and Farberware thermometers giving different results. My husband melted my favorite Cuisinart by leaving it in the oven. This is a less expensive choice that works quickly and well.

What did the reviewer's husband melt?

My husband melted my favorite Cuisinart by leaving it in the oven.

I used this on my Thanksgiving turkey and it was right on the money. I plan to use it on the grill also. I have had trouble with my Pyrex and Farberware thermometers giving different results. My husband melted my favorite Cuisinart by leaving it in the oven. This is a less expensive choice that works quickly and well.

My husband melted my favorite <hl> Cuisinart <hl> by leaving it in the oven.

I used this on my Thanksgiving turkey and it was right on the money. I plan to use it on the grill also. I have had trouble with my Pyrex and Farberware thermometers giving different results. My husband melted my favorite <hl> Cuisinart <hl> by leaving it in the oven. This is a less expensive choice that works quickly and well.

I used this on my Thanksgiving turkey and it was right on the money. I plan to use it on the grill also. I have had trouble with my Pyrex and Farberware thermometers giving different results. <hl> My husband melted my favorite Cuisinart by leaving it in the oven. <hl> This is a less expensive choice that works quickly and well.

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5/31/13

question: On what date was the review updated?, context: I tried all kinds of non-plastic containers for dressings and all of them either leaked or were huge heavy glass. This finally gets it right for ketchup, peanut butter, cream cheese, dressing, sunflower seeds, dried cranberries, or even toddler portions of things like raisins or nuts.They are stainless steel cups with stainless steel lids. The lid has a screw-on mechanism to lock it and a flat silicone ring fused to the inside. The silicone being fused on is nice so it can't get lost or fall off in the dishwasher. They are style neutral for adults or kids with no paint to chip off.They have gone through the dishwasher no problem. It's a great idea, long overdue.Update 5/31/13The silicone gasket has loosened and is warped (probably from me being so lazy and washing it in the dishwasher-even though it says it is dishwasher safe). But it has made is nearly (but not altogether) impossible to close them with a leak proof seal. I continue to use them, since I never trusted the kids to thread the lids on securely anyway, I can deal with it.

On what date was the review updated?

Update 5/31/13 The silicone gasket has loosened and is warped (probably from me being so lazy and washing it in the dishwasher-even though it says it is dishwasher safe).

I tried all kinds of non-plastic containers for dressings and all of them either leaked or were huge heavy glass. This finally gets it right for ketchup, peanut butter, cream cheese, dressing, sunflower seeds, dried cranberries, or even toddler portions of things like raisins or nuts.They are stainless steel cups with stainless steel lids. The lid has a screw-on mechanism to lock it and a flat silicone ring fused to the inside. The silicone being fused on is nice so it can't get lost or fall off in the dishwasher. They are style neutral for adults or kids with no paint to chip off.They have gone through the dishwasher no problem. It's a great idea, long overdue.Update 5/31/13The silicone gasket has loosened and is warped (probably from me being so lazy and washing it in the dishwasher-even though it says it is dishwasher safe). But it has made is nearly (but not altogether) impossible to close them with a leak proof seal. I continue to use them, since I never trusted the kids to thread the lids on securely anyway, I can deal with it.

Update <hl> 5/31/13 <hl> The silicone gasket has loosened and is warped (probably from me being so lazy and washing it in the dishwasher-even though it says it is dishwasher safe).

I tried all kinds of non-plastic containers for dressings and all of them either leaked or were huge heavy glass. This finally gets it right for ketchup, peanut butter, cream cheese, dressing, sunflower seeds, dried cranberries, or even toddler portions of things like raisins or nuts.They are stainless steel cups with stainless steel lids. The lid has a screw-on mechanism to lock it and a flat silicone ring fused to the inside. The silicone being fused on is nice so it can't get lost or fall off in the dishwasher. They are style neutral for adults or kids with no paint to chip off.They have gone through the dishwasher no problem. It's a great idea, long overdue.Update <hl> 5/31/13 <hl>The silicone gasket has loosened and is warped (probably from me being so lazy and washing it in the dishwasher-even though it says it is dishwasher safe). But it has made is nearly (but not altogether) impossible to close them with a leak proof seal. I continue to use them, since I never trusted the kids to thread the lids on securely anyway, I can deal with it.

I tried all kinds of non-plastic containers for dressings and all of them either leaked or were huge heavy glass. This finally gets it right for ketchup, peanut butter, cream cheese, dressing, sunflower seeds, dried cranberries, or even toddler portions of things like raisins or nuts. They are stainless steel cups with stainless steel lids. The lid has a screw-on mechanism to lock it and a flat silicone ring fused to the inside. The silicone being fused on is nice so it can't get lost or fall off in the dishwasher. They are style neutral for adults or kids with no paint to chip off. They have gone through the dishwasher no problem. It's a great idea, long overdue. <hl> Update 5/31/13 The silicone gasket has loosened and is warped (probably from me being so lazy and washing it in the dishwasher-even though it says it is dishwasher safe). <hl> But it has made is nearly (but not altogether) impossible to close them with a leak proof seal. I continue to use them, since I never trusted the kids to thread the lids on securely anyway, I can deal with it.

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lacking

question: What is the quality?, context: The look is dead on what I wanted in a night stand. With the open bottom and black and silver. Listen to the reviews though, the quality is lacking quite a bit.ALSO! I know it's my fault but measure your stuff in the room and make sure this thing is gonna size up nicely. I didn't even think to measure my king sized pillow top bed and this night stand falls WAY short of where I'd like it to be so I ended up having to make a box for it to stand on! UGH!In the end I would've paid quite a bit more for a larger version with the exact same look but better quality.

What is the quality?

Listen to the reviews though, the quality is lacking quite a bit.

The look is dead on what I wanted in a night stand. With the open bottom and black and silver. Listen to the reviews though, the quality is lacking quite a bit.ALSO! I know it's my fault but measure your stuff in the room and make sure this thing is gonna size up nicely. I didn't even think to measure my king sized pillow top bed and this night stand falls WAY short of where I'd like it to be so I ended up having to make a box for it to stand on! UGH!In the end I would've paid quite a bit more for a larger version with the exact same look but better quality.

Listen to the reviews though, the quality is <hl> lacking <hl> quite a bit.

The look is dead on what I wanted in a night stand. With the open bottom and black and silver. Listen to the reviews though, the quality is <hl> lacking <hl> quite a bit.ALSO! I know it's my fault but measure your stuff in the room and make sure this thing is gonna size up nicely. I didn't even think to measure my king sized pillow top bed and this night stand falls WAY short of where I'd like it to be so I ended up having to make a box for it to stand on! UGH!In the end I would've paid quite a bit more for a larger version with the exact same look but better quality.

The look is dead on what I wanted in a night stand. With the open bottom and black and silver. <hl> Listen to the reviews though, the quality is lacking quite a bit. <hl> ALSO! I know it's my fault but measure your stuff in the room and make sure this thing is gonna size up nicely. I didn't even think to measure my king sized pillow top bed and this night stand falls WAY short of where I'd like it to be so I ended up having to make a box for it to stand on! UGH!In the end I would've paid quite a bit more for a larger version with the exact same look but better quality.

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"grippy" of hot cookie sheets

question: What are the silicone oven mitts good for?, context: I bought a pair of these silicone oven mitts to replace an old, warn out pair of fabric ones. These mitts are okay. They are very good for being "grippy" of hot cookie sheets. The only negatives for me are that the thumbs sometimes get into the food on the cookie tray when I take stuff out of the oven. The thumbs are a little stiffer than I am used to with the old fabric ones, and they stick out a little more. The mitts are kind of expensive too. I haven't tried to clean them yet, so I'm not sure how they stack up there.Definitely good and "grippy", if that is what you are looking for.

What are the silicone oven mitts good for?

They are very good for being "grippy" of hot cookie sheets .

I bought a pair of these silicone oven mitts to replace an old, warn out pair of fabric ones. These mitts are okay. They are very good for being "grippy" of hot cookie sheets. The only negatives for me are that the thumbs sometimes get into the food on the cookie tray when I take stuff out of the oven. The thumbs are a little stiffer than I am used to with the old fabric ones, and they stick out a little more. The mitts are kind of expensive too. I haven't tried to clean them yet, so I'm not sure how they stack up there.Definitely good and "grippy", if that is what you are looking for.

They are very good for being <hl> "grippy" of hot cookie sheets <hl> .

I bought a pair of these silicone oven mitts to replace an old, warn out pair of fabric ones. These mitts are okay. They are very good for being <hl> "grippy" of hot cookie sheets <hl>. The only negatives for me are that the thumbs sometimes get into the food on the cookie tray when I take stuff out of the oven. The thumbs are a little stiffer than I am used to with the old fabric ones, and they stick out a little more. The mitts are kind of expensive too. I haven't tried to clean them yet, so I'm not sure how they stack up there.Definitely good and "grippy", if that is what you are looking for.

I bought a pair of these silicone oven mitts to replace an old, warn out pair of fabric ones. These mitts are okay. <hl> They are very good for being "grippy" of hot cookie sheets . <hl> The only negatives for me are that the thumbs sometimes get into the food on the cookie tray when I take stuff out of the oven. The thumbs are a little stiffer than I am used to with the old fabric ones, and they stick out a little more. The mitts are kind of expensive too. I haven't tried to clean them yet, so I'm not sure how they stack up there. Definitely good and "grippy", if that is what you are looking for.

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looks good

question: How is the appearance rated?, context: I love waking up to fresh juice in the morning and over the years I've tried everything from the old-fashioned "manual" juicers to quite a few of the juicers you find in most department stores. More often than not the ones I have come across are too big and bulks to be left out on the counter and just didn't deliver what I needed the most - the juice!With this Epica juicer though I am happy to say that it is truly a marvelous little gadget that doesn't take up too much space, and looks good on the counter top! The first thing I noticed is it was quiet -- not whisper quiet, but rather a gentle whir. No worries about waking the house up when you are making your morning cup of orange juice with this guy!Second, it's very sturdy for such as small design. The rubber base helps keep it in place and I have yet to have it go off-balance or scoot around while juicing oranges and lemons.Finally, it has a nice finish that goes well with the rest of our stainless steel appliances. A quick rub down now and then and it cleans right up!Overall, I'm thrilled with it -- and most of all, I'm enjoying the juice!

How is the appearance rated?

More often than not the ones I have come across are too big and bulks to be left out on the counter and just didn't deliver what I needed the most - the juice!With this Epica juicer though I am happy to say that it is truly a marvelous little gadget that doesn't take up too much space, and looks good on the counter top!

I love waking up to fresh juice in the morning and over the years I've tried everything from the old-fashioned "manual" juicers to quite a few of the juicers you find in most department stores. More often than not the ones I have come across are too big and bulks to be left out on the counter and just didn't deliver what I needed the most - the juice!With this Epica juicer though I am happy to say that it is truly a marvelous little gadget that doesn't take up too much space, and looks good on the counter top! The first thing I noticed is it was quiet -- not whisper quiet, but rather a gentle whir. No worries about waking the house up when you are making your morning cup of orange juice with this guy!Second, it's very sturdy for such as small design. The rubber base helps keep it in place and I have yet to have it go off-balance or scoot around while juicing oranges and lemons.Finally, it has a nice finish that goes well with the rest of our stainless steel appliances. A quick rub down now and then and it cleans right up!Overall, I'm thrilled with it -- and most of all, I'm enjoying the juice!

More often than not the ones I have come across are too big and bulks to be left out on the counter and just didn't deliver what I needed the most - the juice!With this Epica juicer though I am happy to say that it is truly a marvelous little gadget that doesn't take up too much space, and <hl> looks good <hl> on the counter top!

I love waking up to fresh juice in the morning and over the years I've tried everything from the old-fashioned "manual" juicers to quite a few of the juicers you find in most department stores. More often than not the ones I have come across are too big and bulks to be left out on the counter and just didn't deliver what I needed the most - the juice!With this Epica juicer though I am happy to say that it is truly a marvelous little gadget that doesn't take up too much space, and <hl> looks good <hl> on the counter top! The first thing I noticed is it was quiet -- not whisper quiet, but rather a gentle whir. No worries about waking the house up when you are making your morning cup of orange juice with this guy!Second, it's very sturdy for such as small design. The rubber base helps keep it in place and I have yet to have it go off-balance or scoot around while juicing oranges and lemons.Finally, it has a nice finish that goes well with the rest of our stainless steel appliances. A quick rub down now and then and it cleans right up!Overall, I'm thrilled with it -- and most of all, I'm enjoying the juice!

I love waking up to fresh juice in the morning and over the years I've tried everything from the old-fashioned "manual" juicers to quite a few of the juicers you find in most department stores. <hl> More often than not the ones I have come across are too big and bulks to be left out on the counter and just didn't deliver what I needed the most - the juice!With this Epica juicer though I am happy to say that it is truly a marvelous little gadget that doesn't take up too much space, and looks good on the counter top! <hl> The first thing I noticed is it was quiet -- not whisper quiet, but rather a gentle whir. No worries about waking the house up when you are making your morning cup of orange juice with this guy!Second, it's very sturdy for such as small design. The rubber base helps keep it in place and I have yet to have it go off-balance or scoot around while juicing oranges and lemons. Finally, it has a nice finish that goes well with the rest of our stainless steel appliances. A quick rub down now and then and it cleans right up!Overall, I'm thrilled with it -- and most of all, I'm enjoying the juice!

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broke after a short time

question: What happened to the many timers I bought before this one?, context: When I first ordered this timer I was a little unsure that I would be satisfied with this item. Having to buy many timers that broke after a short time, I am pleased to say; I am very satisfied with my purchase. It is the best timer I have ever used even though it is very small in size, it is an excellent produce that works very efficiently. The customer service I received was excellent also.

What happened to the many timers I bought before this one?

Having to buy many timers that broke after a short time , I am pleased to say; I am very satisfied with my purchase.

When I first ordered this timer I was a little unsure that I would be satisfied with this item. Having to buy many timers that broke after a short time, I am pleased to say; I am very satisfied with my purchase. It is the best timer I have ever used even though it is very small in size, it is an excellent produce that works very efficiently. The customer service I received was excellent also.

Having to buy many timers that <hl> broke after a short time <hl> , I am pleased to say; I am very satisfied with my purchase.

When I first ordered this timer I was a little unsure that I would be satisfied with this item. Having to buy many timers that <hl> broke after a short time <hl>, I am pleased to say; I am very satisfied with my purchase. It is the best timer I have ever used even though it is very small in size, it is an excellent produce that works very efficiently. The customer service I received was excellent also.

When I first ordered this timer I was a little unsure that I would be satisfied with this item. <hl> Having to buy many timers that broke after a short time , I am pleased to say; I am very satisfied with my purchase. <hl> It is the best timer I have ever used even though it is very small in size, it is an excellent produce that works very efficiently. The customer service I received was excellent also.

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larger

question: Whats size pan is suggested to buy?, context: Received this yesterday and cooked a Delmonico. Followed all the rater's suggestions on cooking/searing (thank you) and I cannot believe I am saying this was the best steak ever. Better than any grilled steak. Steak tasted like fine quality restaurant steak houses. Only issue I have, and if anyone can post--how to get a rare steak? Cooked 2 minutes each side on med-low and after resting was well-done. This pan is extremely well-made, but it is very, very heavy. The two handles are definitely needed along with oven mitts. I needed both hands to lift the pan. I cooked on a glass-top and found the pan did slide a bit so I have to watch and make sure the pan is directly on the heat element. As suggested, purchase the larger size. With the smaller pan, cooking a Delmonico at 1.3 pounds there would not be room to spare to add veggies. Washed up great, no scrubbing or burnt bits on the pan. I am going to only buy Lodge from now on.

Whats size pan is suggested to buy?

As suggested, purchase the larger size.

Received this yesterday and cooked a Delmonico. Followed all the rater's suggestions on cooking/searing (thank you) and I cannot believe I am saying this was the best steak ever. Better than any grilled steak. Steak tasted like fine quality restaurant steak houses. Only issue I have, and if anyone can post--how to get a rare steak? Cooked 2 minutes each side on med-low and after resting was well-done. This pan is extremely well-made, but it is very, very heavy. The two handles are definitely needed along with oven mitts. I needed both hands to lift the pan. I cooked on a glass-top and found the pan did slide a bit so I have to watch and make sure the pan is directly on the heat element. As suggested, purchase the larger size. With the smaller pan, cooking a Delmonico at 1.3 pounds there would not be room to spare to add veggies. Washed up great, no scrubbing or burnt bits on the pan. I am going to only buy Lodge from now on.

As suggested, purchase the <hl> larger <hl> size.

Received this yesterday and cooked a Delmonico. Followed all the rater's suggestions on cooking/searing (thank you) and I cannot believe I am saying this was the best steak ever. Better than any grilled steak. Steak tasted like fine quality restaurant steak houses. Only issue I have, and if anyone can post--how to get a rare steak? Cooked 2 minutes each side on med-low and after resting was well-done. This pan is extremely well-made, but it is very, very heavy. The two handles are definitely needed along with oven mitts. I needed both hands to lift the pan. I cooked on a glass-top and found the pan did slide a bit so I have to watch and make sure the pan is directly on the heat element. As suggested, purchase the <hl> larger <hl> size. With the smaller pan, cooking a Delmonico at 1.3 pounds there would not be room to spare to add veggies. Washed up great, no scrubbing or burnt bits on the pan. I am going to only buy Lodge from now on.

Received this yesterday and cooked a Delmonico. Followed all the rater's suggestions on cooking/searing (thank you) and I cannot believe I am saying this was the best steak ever. Better than any grilled steak. Steak tasted like fine quality restaurant steak houses. Only issue I have, and if anyone can post--how to get a rare steak? Cooked 2 minutes each side on med-low and after resting was well-done. This pan is extremely well-made, but it is very, very heavy. The two handles are definitely needed along with oven mitts. I needed both hands to lift the pan. I cooked on a glass-top and found the pan did slide a bit so I have to watch and make sure the pan is directly on the heat element. <hl> As suggested, purchase the larger size. <hl> With the smaller pan, cooking a Delmonico at 1.3 pounds there would not be room to spare to add veggies. Washed up great, no scrubbing or burnt bits on the pan. I am going to only buy Lodge from now on.

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16 oz

question: how much coffee does each press make?, context: I bought the Bodum Chambord 4 c. for my office and the Frieling 17 oz. for my home the same week. While I way prefer the sleek, contemporary look of the Frieling, the first time I used the Bodum I liked it better, and that has continued to be my opinion throughout several weeks of use. The shorter, wider design of the Bodum makes it easier to get the coffee grounds in and out, and it's not tippy like the Frieling. Also, the fact that it doesn't insulate as well as the Frieling hasn't turned out to be an issue. Since they both only make 16 oz., I pour all 16 oz. into my mug right away, so I don't really need my French press to hold the brewed coffee and keep it warm.

how much coffee does each press make?

Since they both only make 16 oz ., I pour all 16 oz. into my mug right away, so I don't really need my French press to hold the brewed coffee and keep it warm.

I bought the Bodum Chambord 4 c. for my office and the Frieling 17 oz. for my home the same week. While I way prefer the sleek, contemporary look of the Frieling, the first time I used the Bodum I liked it better, and that has continued to be my opinion throughout several weeks of use. The shorter, wider design of the Bodum makes it easier to get the coffee grounds in and out, and it's not tippy like the Frieling. Also, the fact that it doesn't insulate as well as the Frieling hasn't turned out to be an issue. Since they both only make 16 oz., I pour all 16 oz. into my mug right away, so I don't really need my French press to hold the brewed coffee and keep it warm.

Since they both only make <hl> 16 oz <hl> ., I pour all 16 oz. into my mug right away, so I don't really need my French press to hold the brewed coffee and keep it warm.

I bought the Bodum Chambord 4 c. for my office and the Frieling 17 oz. for my home the same week. While I way prefer the sleek, contemporary look of the Frieling, the first time I used the Bodum I liked it better, and that has continued to be my opinion throughout several weeks of use. The shorter, wider design of the Bodum makes it easier to get the coffee grounds in and out, and it's not tippy like the Frieling. Also, the fact that it doesn't insulate as well as the Frieling hasn't turned out to be an issue. Since they both only make <hl> 16 oz <hl>., I pour all 16 oz. into my mug right away, so I don't really need my French press to hold the brewed coffee and keep it warm.

I bought the Bodum Chambord 4 c. for my office and the Frieling 17 oz. for my home the same week. While I way prefer the sleek, contemporary look of the Frieling, the first time I used the Bodum I liked it better, and that has continued to be my opinion throughout several weeks of use. The shorter, wider design of the Bodum makes it easier to get the coffee grounds in and out, and it's not tippy like the Frieling. Also, the fact that it doesn't insulate as well as the Frieling hasn't turned out to be an issue. <hl> Since they both only make 16 oz ., I pour all 16 oz. into my mug right away, so I don't really need my French press to hold the brewed coffee and keep it warm. <hl>

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20%

question: Independent reviews say the Acme extract how much more juice than its competitors?, context: We have owned our Acme since approximately 1978, give or take a year or two. I can't compare it to anything else because we haven't used another machine since purchasing it. Moderately noisy and a hassle to clean, but it is an incredibly reliable workhorse that just keeps on going. Built like a tank. With the same design as the one shown here, our old model has all stainless removable parts over the white enamel motor housing. While the fact that it does not automatically eject pulp is a minus on the one hand, on the other hand, the Acme extracts up to 20% more juice according to independent reviews.

Independent reviews say the Acme extract how much more juice than its competitors?

While the fact that it does not automatically eject pulp is a minus on the one hand, on the other hand, the Acme extracts up to 20% more juice according to independent reviews.

We have owned our Acme since approximately 1978, give or take a year or two. I can't compare it to anything else because we haven't used another machine since purchasing it. Moderately noisy and a hassle to clean, but it is an incredibly reliable workhorse that just keeps on going. Built like a tank. With the same design as the one shown here, our old model has all stainless removable parts over the white enamel motor housing. While the fact that it does not automatically eject pulp is a minus on the one hand, on the other hand, the Acme extracts up to 20% more juice according to independent reviews.

While the fact that it does not automatically eject pulp is a minus on the one hand, on the other hand, the Acme extracts up to <hl> 20% <hl> more juice according to independent reviews.

We have owned our Acme since approximately 1978, give or take a year or two. I can't compare it to anything else because we haven't used another machine since purchasing it. Moderately noisy and a hassle to clean, but it is an incredibly reliable workhorse that just keeps on going. Built like a tank. With the same design as the one shown here, our old model has all stainless removable parts over the white enamel motor housing. While the fact that it does not automatically eject pulp is a minus on the one hand, on the other hand, the Acme extracts up to <hl> 20% <hl> more juice according to independent reviews.

We have owned our Acme since approximately 1978, give or take a year or two. I can't compare it to anything else because we haven't used another machine since purchasing it. Moderately noisy and a hassle to clean, but it is an incredibly reliable workhorse that just keeps on going. Built like a tank. With the same design as the one shown here, our old model has all stainless removable parts over the white enamel motor housing. <hl> While the fact that it does not automatically eject pulp is a minus on the one hand, on the other hand, the Acme extracts up to 20% more juice according to independent reviews. <hl>

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Capresso

question: What coffeemaker do my friend have?, context: After perusing coffee grinders for a year - I've found that the Melitta 80395 Burr Grinder meets all of my expectations. A friend has a pretty pricey Capresso and I've coveted it for years. Having tired of buying pre-packaged ground coffee that doesn't meet my taste (at $13. a pound) I decided to take a risk on one that didn't get the same cred, but definitely hit the mark when reviews and dollar value were combined. It works perfectly = and yes, it is noisy (but so it the Capresso) and messy at times (ditto the Capresso). At least it doesn't have the shrieking whir noise of the hand-held grinders = plus you can save yourself the early morning noise assault by grinding several cups in advance...

What coffeemaker do my friend have?

A friend has a pretty pricey Capresso and I've coveted it for years.

After perusing coffee grinders for a year - I've found that the Melitta 80395 Burr Grinder meets all of my expectations. A friend has a pretty pricey Capresso and I've coveted it for years. Having tired of buying pre-packaged ground coffee that doesn't meet my taste (at $13. a pound) I decided to take a risk on one that didn't get the same cred, but definitely hit the mark when reviews and dollar value were combined. It works perfectly = and yes, it is noisy (but so it the Capresso) and messy at times (ditto the Capresso). At least it doesn't have the shrieking whir noise of the hand-held grinders = plus you can save yourself the early morning noise assault by grinding several cups in advance...

A friend has a pretty pricey <hl> Capresso <hl> and I've coveted it for years.

After perusing coffee grinders for a year - I've found that the Melitta 80395 Burr Grinder meets all of my expectations. A friend has a pretty pricey <hl> Capresso <hl> and I've coveted it for years. Having tired of buying pre-packaged ground coffee that doesn't meet my taste (at $13. a pound) I decided to take a risk on one that didn't get the same cred, but definitely hit the mark when reviews and dollar value were combined. It works perfectly = and yes, it is noisy (but so it the Capresso) and messy at times (ditto the Capresso). At least it doesn't have the shrieking whir noise of the hand-held grinders = plus you can save yourself the early morning noise assault by grinding several cups in advance...

After perusing coffee grinders for a year - I've found that the Melitta 80395 Burr Grinder meets all of my expectations. <hl> A friend has a pretty pricey Capresso and I've coveted it for years. <hl> Having tired of buying pre-packaged ground coffee that doesn't meet my taste (at $13. a pound) I decided to take a risk on one that didn't get the same cred, but definitely hit the mark when reviews and dollar value were combined. It works perfectly = and yes, it is noisy ( but so it the Capresso) and messy at times (ditto the Capresso). At least it doesn't have the shrieking whir noise of the hand-held grinders = plus you can save yourself the early morning noise assault by grinding several cups in advance...

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Carrageenan

question: Which ingredient causes the daughter and mother to have the most negative effects?, context: I was nervous about making my own yogurt. I quit buying yogurt because most yogurt at the store either has carrageenan , xanthium gum, guar gum and who knows what else. My Daughter and both have reactions to theses especially Carrageenan. So I thought I would try and make my own Yogurt so I can control what goes in it. WOW what a concept Yogurt made out of only Milk or cream no additives and has more probiotics. The yogurt turned out so wonderful I shared it with the people at work they all wanted me to start making it and selling to them, unfortunately I do not have the time. This shows you how great the Yogurt is when you make it yourself. I use cream which makes it thicker and honey on top I calculated the calories and it is a lot less then many store bought ones This is so easy I wish I would have done this years ago, Now I am no longer lactose intolerant who knew??

Which ingredient causes the daughter and mother to have the most negative effects?

My Daughter and both have reactions to theses especially Carrageenan .

I was nervous about making my own yogurt. I quit buying yogurt because most yogurt at the store either has carrageenan , xanthium gum, guar gum and who knows what else. My Daughter and both have reactions to theses especially Carrageenan. So I thought I would try and make my own Yogurt so I can control what goes in it. WOW what a concept Yogurt made out of only Milk or cream no additives and has more probiotics. The yogurt turned out so wonderful I shared it with the people at work they all wanted me to start making it and selling to them, unfortunately I do not have the time. This shows you how great the Yogurt is when you make it yourself. I use cream which makes it thicker and honey on top I calculated the calories and it is a lot less then many store bought ones This is so easy I wish I would have done this years ago, Now I am no longer lactose intolerant who knew??

My Daughter and both have reactions to theses especially <hl> Carrageenan <hl> .

I was nervous about making my own yogurt. I quit buying yogurt because most yogurt at the store either has carrageenan , xanthium gum, guar gum and who knows what else. My Daughter and both have reactions to theses especially <hl> Carrageenan <hl>. So I thought I would try and make my own Yogurt so I can control what goes in it. WOW what a concept Yogurt made out of only Milk or cream no additives and has more probiotics. The yogurt turned out so wonderful I shared it with the people at work they all wanted me to start making it and selling to them, unfortunately I do not have the time. This shows you how great the Yogurt is when you make it yourself. I use cream which makes it thicker and honey on top I calculated the calories and it is a lot less then many store bought ones This is so easy I wish I would have done this years ago, Now I am no longer lactose intolerant who knew??

I was nervous about making my own yogurt. I quit buying yogurt because most yogurt at the store either has carrageenan , xanthium gum, guar gum and who knows what else. <hl> My Daughter and both have reactions to theses especially Carrageenan . <hl> So I thought I would try and make my own Yogurt so I can control what goes in it. WOW what a concept Yogurt made out of only Milk or cream no additives and has more probiotics. The yogurt turned out so wonderful I shared it with the people at work they all wanted me to start making it and selling to them, unfortunately I do not have the time. This shows you how great the Yogurt is when you make it yourself. I use cream which makes it thicker and honey on top I calculated the calories and it is a lot less then many store bought ones This is so easy I wish I would have done this years ago, Now I am no longer lactose intolerant who knew??

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"This is Not a Paper Cup"

question: The product the person is reviewing is called what?, context: I have a 12-ounce original "This is Not a Paper Cup" that I've used for quite a while, and wanted a slightly larger similar version. As they say, this one is single walled, so not much on the thermal insulation. It's a glossy finish, and the sleeve is comfortable, and is easily slid off for washing. The lid is the same size as my other one, which makes it convenient. As of today, I can vouch for the sturdiness - I knocked it off the countertop, and it hit the un-carpeted floor with a thud, but had no damage.

The product the person is reviewing is called what?

I have a 12-ounce original "This is Not a Paper Cup" that I've used for quite a while, and wanted a slightly larger similar version.

I have a 12-ounce original "This is Not a Paper Cup" that I've used for quite a while, and wanted a slightly larger similar version. As they say, this one is single walled, so not much on the thermal insulation. It's a glossy finish, and the sleeve is comfortable, and is easily slid off for washing. The lid is the same size as my other one, which makes it convenient. As of today, I can vouch for the sturdiness - I knocked it off the countertop, and it hit the un-carpeted floor with a thud, but had no damage.

I have a 12-ounce original <hl> "This is Not a Paper Cup" <hl> that I've used for quite a while, and wanted a slightly larger similar version.

I have a 12-ounce original <hl> "This is Not a Paper Cup" <hl> that I've used for quite a while, and wanted a slightly larger similar version. As they say, this one is single walled, so not much on the thermal insulation. It's a glossy finish, and the sleeve is comfortable, and is easily slid off for washing. The lid is the same size as my other one, which makes it convenient. As of today, I can vouch for the sturdiness - I knocked it off the countertop, and it hit the un-carpeted floor with a thud, but had no damage.

<hl> I have a 12-ounce original "This is Not a Paper Cup" that I've used for quite a while, and wanted a slightly larger similar version. <hl> As they say, this one is single walled, so not much on the thermal insulation. It's a glossy finish, and the sleeve is comfortable, and is easily slid off for washing. The lid is the same size as my other one, which makes it convenient. As of today, I can vouch for the sturdiness - I knocked it off the countertop, and it hit the un-carpeted floor with a thud, but had no damage.

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4-1/2 quart

question: What is the size of the product?, context: What a distinct pleasure to have this fine Creuset in my kitchen! It was worth every penny and then some. The 4-1/2 quart size is perfect for our small household, perfect for use as a Dutch Oven, and a true Best Buy in the Creuset line.The sloping edges of the pot are my favorite aspect. Or maybe it's the gorgeous variegated &quot;Volcanic Flame!&quot; with the rich vanilla-colored enamel interior. Or maybe it's the smart, competent way it sits atop the stove, ready for any assignment. Spaghetti sauce! Beef stew! Chicken soup!Solid and enduring pots and pans for the kitchen are always a wise investment; and this one, this one in particular, was love at first sight.Hallelujah.

What is the size of the product?

The 4-1/2 quart size is perfect for our small household, perfect for use as a Dutch Oven, and a true Best Buy in the Creuset line.

What a distinct pleasure to have this fine Creuset in my kitchen! It was worth every penny and then some. The 4-1/2 quart size is perfect for our small household, perfect for use as a Dutch Oven, and a true Best Buy in the Creuset line.The sloping edges of the pot are my favorite aspect. Or maybe it's the gorgeous variegated &quot;Volcanic Flame!&quot; with the rich vanilla-colored enamel interior. Or maybe it's the smart, competent way it sits atop the stove, ready for any assignment. Spaghetti sauce! Beef stew! Chicken soup!Solid and enduring pots and pans for the kitchen are always a wise investment; and this one, this one in particular, was love at first sight.Hallelujah.

The <hl> 4-1/2 quart <hl> size is perfect for our small household, perfect for use as a Dutch Oven, and a true Best Buy in the Creuset line.

What a distinct pleasure to have this fine Creuset in my kitchen! It was worth every penny and then some. The <hl> 4-1/2 quart <hl> size is perfect for our small household, perfect for use as a Dutch Oven, and a true Best Buy in the Creuset line.The sloping edges of the pot are my favorite aspect. Or maybe it's the gorgeous variegated &quot;Volcanic Flame!&quot; with the rich vanilla-colored enamel interior. Or maybe it's the smart, competent way it sits atop the stove, ready for any assignment. Spaghetti sauce! Beef stew! Chicken soup!Solid and enduring pots and pans for the kitchen are always a wise investment; and this one, this one in particular, was love at first sight.Hallelujah.

What a distinct pleasure to have this fine Creuset in my kitchen! It was worth every penny and then some. <hl> The 4-1/2 quart size is perfect for our small household, perfect for use as a Dutch Oven, and a true Best Buy in the Creuset line. <hl> The sloping edges of the pot are my favorite aspect. Or maybe it's the gorgeous variegated &quot;Volcanic Flame!&quot; with the rich vanilla-colored enamel interior. Or maybe it's the smart, competent way it sits atop the stove, ready for any assignment. Spaghetti sauce! Beef stew! Chicken soup!Solid and enduring pots and pans for the kitchen are always a wise investment; and this one, this one in particular, was love at first sight. Hallelujah.

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more money

question: In the long run what can the product save?, context: For years I have seen this product in stores. After buying one and using it over & over again, I am a believer. Great for candies, chocolates, fondant, dough, bread, you name it. I never had a great place to roll out pie dough...now I do. Bake anything on it and it wipes clean. Fondant peels right off, royal icing cake decorations too. Nothing sticks on it, I love it. I don't have to buy parchment paper anymore..so it saves money in the long run. I also don't need to ever grease a pan with butter or pam, which saves more money. Saves time too, washing-pans only need a rinse instead of a soak & scrub.

In the long run what can the product save?

I also don't need to ever grease a pan with butter or pam, which saves more money .

For years I have seen this product in stores. After buying one and using it over & over again, I am a believer. Great for candies, chocolates, fondant, dough, bread, you name it. I never had a great place to roll out pie dough...now I do. Bake anything on it and it wipes clean. Fondant peels right off, royal icing cake decorations too. Nothing sticks on it, I love it. I don't have to buy parchment paper anymore..so it saves money in the long run. I also don't need to ever grease a pan with butter or pam, which saves more money. Saves time too, washing-pans only need a rinse instead of a soak & scrub.

I also don't need to ever grease a pan with butter or pam, which saves <hl> more money <hl> .

For years I have seen this product in stores. After buying one and using it over & over again, I am a believer. Great for candies, chocolates, fondant, dough, bread, you name it. I never had a great place to roll out pie dough...now I do. Bake anything on it and it wipes clean. Fondant peels right off, royal icing cake decorations too. Nothing sticks on it, I love it. I don't have to buy parchment paper anymore..so it saves money in the long run. I also don't need to ever grease a pan with butter or pam, which saves <hl> more money <hl>. Saves time too, washing-pans only need a rinse instead of a soak & scrub.

For years I have seen this product in stores. After buying one and using it over & over again, I am a believer. Great for candies, chocolates, fondant, dough, bread, you name it. I never had a great place to roll out pie dough...now I do. Bake anything on it and it wipes clean. Fondant peels right off, royal icing cake decorations too. Nothing sticks on it, I love it. I don't have to buy parchment paper anymore.. so it saves money in the long run. <hl> I also don't need to ever grease a pan with butter or pam, which saves more money . <hl> Saves time too, washing-pans only need a rinse instead of a soak & scrub.

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It works great, makes washing rice faster since you have a constant flow of clean water running over it.

question: What does the product do that is great?, context: I bought mine from Japan Super Mall, and it's made in Japan. I e-mailed them prior to ordering to make sure. It works great, makes washing rice faster since you have a constant flow of clean water running over it. Without something like this, you have to fill the bowl with water, swish it around, dump it, refill, swish, repeat, repeat, repeat...while being careful not to dump out rice while you're draining the water. This thing makes the process much quicker and more convenient.The description says it has drainers in the bottom AND sides, but really, it's only on the bottom. There are none on the sides except right where the spout is. It's not a problem at all because it works perfectly how it is, but the description isn't 100% accurate.

What does the product do that is great?

It works great, makes washing rice faster since you have a constant flow of clean water running over it. Without something like this, you have to fill the bowl with water, swish it around, dump it, refill, swish, repeat, repeat, repeat...while being careful not to dump out rice while you're draining the water.

I bought mine from Japan Super Mall, and it's made in Japan. I e-mailed them prior to ordering to make sure. It works great, makes washing rice faster since you have a constant flow of clean water running over it. Without something like this, you have to fill the bowl with water, swish it around, dump it, refill, swish, repeat, repeat, repeat...while being careful not to dump out rice while you're draining the water. This thing makes the process much quicker and more convenient.The description says it has drainers in the bottom AND sides, but really, it's only on the bottom. There are none on the sides except right where the spout is. It's not a problem at all because it works perfectly how it is, but the description isn't 100% accurate.

<hl> It works great, makes washing rice faster since you have a constant flow of clean water running over it. <hl> Without something like this, you have to fill the bowl with water, swish it around, dump it, refill, swish, repeat, repeat, repeat...while being careful not to dump out rice while you're draining the water.

I bought mine from Japan Super Mall, and it's made in Japan. I e-mailed them prior to ordering to make sure. <hl> It works great, makes washing rice faster since you have a constant flow of clean water running over it. <hl> Without something like this, you have to fill the bowl with water, swish it around, dump it, refill, swish, repeat, repeat, repeat...while being careful not to dump out rice while you're draining the water. This thing makes the process much quicker and more convenient.The description says it has drainers in the bottom AND sides, but really, it's only on the bottom. There are none on the sides except right where the spout is. It's not a problem at all because it works perfectly how it is, but the description isn't 100% accurate.

I bought mine from Japan Super Mall, and it's made in Japan. I e-mailed them prior to ordering to make sure. <hl> It works great, makes washing rice faster since you have a constant flow of clean water running over it. Without something like this, you have to fill the bowl with water, swish it around, dump it, refill, swish, repeat, repeat, repeat...while being careful not to dump out rice while you're draining the water. <hl> This thing makes the process much quicker and more convenient. The description says it has drainers in the bottom AND sides, but really, it's only on the bottom. There are none on the sides except right where the spout is. It's not a problem at all because it works perfectly how it is, but the description isn't 100% accurate.

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hot spots

question: What develops when the pan is over high heat?, context: I had high hopes for this set, because the Rachael Ray brand, while wildly inconsistent, sometimes delivers quality.Not here: these are thin aluminium pans of indifferent quality, all carefully plastered with non-stick to try to hide that fact. The non-stick looks to be of very good quality, which won't help its longevity at all given the thinness of what it's sprayed on. If you try to apply high heat, hot spots will instantly develop, burning the food and destroying the coating.The lids and the handles are surprisingly good and solid, but that doesn't make up for the foundation here, which is flimsy. In the same price range you can find (for example)this Cuisinart set, or if you really need non-stick in the essential pans, thisFarberware Classic Stainless Steel 17-Piece Cookware Set.A final thought: The choice of colour scheme: orange-fading-to-red ... didn't that already get done to death in the 1970s? This set is only missing the optional cartoon fruit 'n veg around the bottom and the option of also having it in Avocado, to match your 1970's refrigerator...

What develops when the pan is over high heat?

If you try to apply high heat, hot spots will instantly develop, burning the food and destroying the coating.

I had high hopes for this set, because the Rachael Ray brand, while wildly inconsistent, sometimes delivers quality.Not here: these are thin aluminium pans of indifferent quality, all carefully plastered with non-stick to try to hide that fact. The non-stick looks to be of very good quality, which won't help its longevity at all given the thinness of what it's sprayed on. If you try to apply high heat, hot spots will instantly develop, burning the food and destroying the coating.The lids and the handles are surprisingly good and solid, but that doesn't make up for the foundation here, which is flimsy. In the same price range you can find (for example)this Cuisinart set, or if you really need non-stick in the essential pans, thisFarberware Classic Stainless Steel 17-Piece Cookware Set.A final thought: The choice of colour scheme: orange-fading-to-red ... didn't that already get done to death in the 1970s? This set is only missing the optional cartoon fruit 'n veg around the bottom and the option of also having it in Avocado, to match your 1970's refrigerator...

If you try to apply high heat, <hl> hot spots <hl> will instantly develop, burning the food and destroying the coating.

I had high hopes for this set, because the Rachael Ray brand, while wildly inconsistent, sometimes delivers quality.Not here: these are thin aluminium pans of indifferent quality, all carefully plastered with non-stick to try to hide that fact. The non-stick looks to be of very good quality, which won't help its longevity at all given the thinness of what it's sprayed on. If you try to apply high heat, <hl> hot spots <hl> will instantly develop, burning the food and destroying the coating.The lids and the handles are surprisingly good and solid, but that doesn't make up for the foundation here, which is flimsy. In the same price range you can find (for example)this Cuisinart set, or if you really need non-stick in the essential pans, thisFarberware Classic Stainless Steel 17-Piece Cookware Set.A final thought: The choice of colour scheme: orange-fading-to-red ... didn't that already get done to death in the 1970s? This set is only missing the optional cartoon fruit 'n veg around the bottom and the option of also having it in Avocado, to match your 1970's refrigerator...

I had high hopes for this set, because the Rachael Ray brand, while wildly inconsistent, sometimes delivers quality. Not here: these are thin aluminium pans of indifferent quality, all carefully plastered with non-stick to try to hide that fact. The non-stick looks to be of very good quality, which won't help its longevity at all given the thinness of what it's sprayed on. <hl> If you try to apply high heat, hot spots will instantly develop, burning the food and destroying the coating. <hl> The lids and the handles are surprisingly good and solid, but that doesn't make up for the foundation here, which is flimsy. In the same price range you can find (for example)this Cuisinart set, or if you really need non-stick in the essential pans, thisFarberware Classic Stainless Steel 17-Piece Cookware Set. A final thought: The choice of colour scheme: orange-fading-to-red ... didn't that already get done to death in the 1970s? This set is only missing the optional cartoon fruit 'n veg around the bottom and the option of also having it in Avocado, to match your 1970's refrigerator...

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the dimensions of your cabinet

question: What is one more thing you need to be mindful of?, context: This looks good and does the job well. But be mindful of its dimensions, placement of the screw holes and the dimensions of your cabinet. If you plan to hang it on the wall - you should have no worries. If you plan to hang it inside a kitchen cabinet, keep in mind:1- you will have to hang it low enough to allow for the top lid to clear the inside frame of the cabinet, and for the bottom to clear the cabinet frame.2 - before drilling any holes, check the sickness of you cabinet door in those specific spots. My cabinets have carved face, so the sickness of the door is very thin and I could not drill the holes for the lower two screws. I ended up using screw for the top hole, and command hooks for the bottom support. And I had to find my own very short screw for the top hole3 - you might have to use command hooks for the support if you cannot use any screws for any holes. But the lids add up to a lot of weight4- consider the depth that the lids will take inside the cabinet once the door is closedThe distance between the top screw and the bottom screws is about 16.5 inches

What is one more thing you need to be mindful of?

But be mindful of its dimensions, placement of the screw holes and the dimensions of your cabinet .

This looks good and does the job well. But be mindful of its dimensions, placement of the screw holes and the dimensions of your cabinet. If you plan to hang it on the wall - you should have no worries. If you plan to hang it inside a kitchen cabinet, keep in mind:1- you will have to hang it low enough to allow for the top lid to clear the inside frame of the cabinet, and for the bottom to clear the cabinet frame.2 - before drilling any holes, check the sickness of you cabinet door in those specific spots. My cabinets have carved face, so the sickness of the door is very thin and I could not drill the holes for the lower two screws. I ended up using screw for the top hole, and command hooks for the bottom support. And I had to find my own very short screw for the top hole3 - you might have to use command hooks for the support if you cannot use any screws for any holes. But the lids add up to a lot of weight4- consider the depth that the lids will take inside the cabinet once the door is closedThe distance between the top screw and the bottom screws is about 16.5 inches

But be mindful of its dimensions, placement of the screw holes and <hl> the dimensions of your cabinet <hl> .

This looks good and does the job well. But be mindful of its dimensions, placement of the screw holes and <hl> the dimensions of your cabinet <hl>. If you plan to hang it on the wall - you should have no worries. If you plan to hang it inside a kitchen cabinet, keep in mind:1- you will have to hang it low enough to allow for the top lid to clear the inside frame of the cabinet, and for the bottom to clear the cabinet frame.2 - before drilling any holes, check the sickness of you cabinet door in those specific spots. My cabinets have carved face, so the sickness of the door is very thin and I could not drill the holes for the lower two screws. I ended up using screw for the top hole, and command hooks for the bottom support. And I had to find my own very short screw for the top hole3 - you might have to use command hooks for the support if you cannot use any screws for any holes. But the lids add up to a lot of weight4- consider the depth that the lids will take inside the cabinet once the door is closedThe distance between the top screw and the bottom screws is about 16.5 inches

This looks good and does the job well. <hl> But be mindful of its dimensions, placement of the screw holes and the dimensions of your cabinet . <hl> If you plan to hang it on the wall - you should have no worries. If you plan to hang it inside a kitchen cabinet, keep in mind:1- you will have to hang it low enough to allow for the top lid to clear the inside frame of the cabinet, and for the bottom to clear the cabinet frame.2 - before drilling any holes, check the sickness of you cabinet door in those specific spots. My cabinets have carved face, so the sickness of the door is very thin and I could not drill the holes for the lower two screws. I ended up using screw for the top hole, and command hooks for the bottom support. And I had to find my own very short screw for the top hole3 - you might have to use command hooks for the support if you cannot use any screws for any holes. But the lids add up to a lot of weight4- consider the depth that the lids will take inside the cabinet once the door is closedThe distance between the top screw and the bottom screws is about 16.5 inches

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TP-Holder

question: What is mounted on her bathroom wall?, context: I have a teensy, tiny bathroom with no convenient wall location on which to mount a TP-Holder. This is the perfection solution to not only holding the roll, but of storing a few spares!I haven't had issue with mine falling over, but we also do not yank the paper with brute force either... the dogs have knocked it over for me, when all three decided to assist me in the tub-scrubbing adventure I was apparently enjoying without them.It is a wonderful solution for the smaller bathroom with no wall space handy!

What is mounted on her bathroom wall?

I have a teensy, tiny bathroom with no convenient wall location on which to mount a TP-Holder .

I have a teensy, tiny bathroom with no convenient wall location on which to mount a TP-Holder. This is the perfection solution to not only holding the roll, but of storing a few spares!I haven't had issue with mine falling over, but we also do not yank the paper with brute force either... the dogs have knocked it over for me, when all three decided to assist me in the tub-scrubbing adventure I was apparently enjoying without them.It is a wonderful solution for the smaller bathroom with no wall space handy!

I have a teensy, tiny bathroom with no convenient wall location on which to mount a <hl> TP-Holder <hl> .

I have a teensy, tiny bathroom with no convenient wall location on which to mount a <hl> TP-Holder <hl>. This is the perfection solution to not only holding the roll, but of storing a few spares!I haven't had issue with mine falling over, but we also do not yank the paper with brute force either... the dogs have knocked it over for me, when all three decided to assist me in the tub-scrubbing adventure I was apparently enjoying without them.It is a wonderful solution for the smaller bathroom with no wall space handy!

<hl> I have a teensy, tiny bathroom with no convenient wall location on which to mount a TP-Holder . <hl> This is the perfection solution to not only holding the roll, but of storing a few spares!I haven't had issue with mine falling over, but we also do not yank the paper with brute force either... the dogs have knocked it over for me, when all three decided to assist me in the tub-scrubbing adventure I was apparently enjoying without them. It is a wonderful solution for the smaller bathroom with no wall space handy!

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all body components are plastic

question: What are the author's concerns?, context: I have already owned a couple of similar chopper/dicers. All were essentially plastic and did an adequate job on onions, tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, etc. Equipped with a plastic cleaning tool and three cutting grids, its tray has measure lines of its side and when held vertically will provide an accurate measure.While this cuts fairly well and hand washes easily, my only concern are that all body components are plastic. Given my past experience, the plastic pieces are the first things to fatigue and when using you must not exert a lot of pressure on the handle to force fruits and vegetables through the cutting grids. This may result in breakage or fatigue.While this is a relatively inexpensive kitchen tool, I suggest contacting the manufacturer if problems arise. This item has a one year warranty. This is not a bad item, but it does have construction issues.

What are the author's concerns?

While this cuts fairly well and hand washes easily, my only concern are that all body components are plastic .

I have already owned a couple of similar chopper/dicers. All were essentially plastic and did an adequate job on onions, tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, etc. Equipped with a plastic cleaning tool and three cutting grids, its tray has measure lines of its side and when held vertically will provide an accurate measure.While this cuts fairly well and hand washes easily, my only concern are that all body components are plastic. Given my past experience, the plastic pieces are the first things to fatigue and when using you must not exert a lot of pressure on the handle to force fruits and vegetables through the cutting grids. This may result in breakage or fatigue.While this is a relatively inexpensive kitchen tool, I suggest contacting the manufacturer if problems arise. This item has a one year warranty. This is not a bad item, but it does have construction issues.

While this cuts fairly well and hand washes easily, my only concern are that <hl> all body components are plastic <hl> .

I have already owned a couple of similar chopper/dicers. All were essentially plastic and did an adequate job on onions, tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, etc. Equipped with a plastic cleaning tool and three cutting grids, its tray has measure lines of its side and when held vertically will provide an accurate measure.While this cuts fairly well and hand washes easily, my only concern are that <hl> all body components are plastic <hl>. Given my past experience, the plastic pieces are the first things to fatigue and when using you must not exert a lot of pressure on the handle to force fruits and vegetables through the cutting grids. This may result in breakage or fatigue.While this is a relatively inexpensive kitchen tool, I suggest contacting the manufacturer if problems arise. This item has a one year warranty. This is not a bad item, but it does have construction issues.

I have already owned a couple of similar chopper/dicers. All were essentially plastic and did an adequate job on onions, tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, etc. Equipped with a plastic cleaning tool and three cutting grids, its tray has measure lines of its side and when held vertically will provide an accurate measure. <hl> While this cuts fairly well and hand washes easily, my only concern are that all body components are plastic . <hl> Given my past experience, the plastic pieces are the first things to fatigue and when using you must not exert a lot of pressure on the handle to force fruits and vegetables through the cutting grids. This may result in breakage or fatigue. While this is a relatively inexpensive kitchen tool, I suggest contacting the manufacturer if problems arise. This item has a one year warranty. This is not a bad item, but it does have construction issues.

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small apartment, loft or studio

question: What type of living quarters is the protable A/C unit best designed for?, context: When you first see the price tag on this portable A/C unit, you might suffer a bit of sticker shock, but let me tell you right out - it is worth every penny. First the portability. Yes, the item in question weighs roughly 100 lbs, but the portability doesn't have to do with the weight, but rather the ability to have it anywhere in your house or apartment rather than shoved in a window. The portable in the title doesn't imply lightweight to some, so I'm making the clarification here.The portable unit covers about 550 square feet, which is wonderful if you have a small apartment, loft or studio. It's also wonderful to have if you live in an apartment complex where AC is only on from say, May to August and you experience a heat wave or you live in the South where it's still warm long after Summer ends. In any of these cases this A/C unit will be a godsend. This would also be great on a screened in porch.Now even though you don't need to put the unit in a window, you do need to use one for the Window, which again limits the actual portability for the unit. The length of the exhaust kit is not very long and there's no real way to lengthen it, so keep that in mind when considering to purchase this.Now I have to again state that the A/C unit works wonderfully. it gets the room or area un question quite cool and it does so quickly. This probably won't be a replacement for central air, but It's a far better choice than the old fashioned clunky boxes you stick in your windows.

What type of living quarters is the protable A/C unit best designed for?

The portable unit covers about 550 square feet, which is wonderful if you have a small apartment, loft or studio .

When you first see the price tag on this portable A/C unit, you might suffer a bit of sticker shock, but let me tell you right out - it is worth every penny. First the portability. Yes, the item in question weighs roughly 100 lbs, but the portability doesn't have to do with the weight, but rather the ability to have it anywhere in your house or apartment rather than shoved in a window. The portable in the title doesn't imply lightweight to some, so I'm making the clarification here.The portable unit covers about 550 square feet, which is wonderful if you have a small apartment, loft or studio. It's also wonderful to have if you live in an apartment complex where AC is only on from say, May to August and you experience a heat wave or you live in the South where it's still warm long after Summer ends. In any of these cases this A/C unit will be a godsend. This would also be great on a screened in porch.Now even though you don't need to put the unit in a window, you do need to use one for the Window, which again limits the actual portability for the unit. The length of the exhaust kit is not very long and there's no real way to lengthen it, so keep that in mind when considering to purchase this.Now I have to again state that the A/C unit works wonderfully. it gets the room or area un question quite cool and it does so quickly. This probably won't be a replacement for central air, but It's a far better choice than the old fashioned clunky boxes you stick in your windows.

The portable unit covers about 550 square feet, which is wonderful if you have a <hl> small apartment, loft or studio <hl> .

When you first see the price tag on this portable A/C unit, you might suffer a bit of sticker shock, but let me tell you right out - it is worth every penny. First the portability. Yes, the item in question weighs roughly 100 lbs, but the portability doesn't have to do with the weight, but rather the ability to have it anywhere in your house or apartment rather than shoved in a window. The portable in the title doesn't imply lightweight to some, so I'm making the clarification here.The portable unit covers about 550 square feet, which is wonderful if you have a <hl> small apartment, loft or studio <hl>. It's also wonderful to have if you live in an apartment complex where AC is only on from say, May to August and you experience a heat wave or you live in the South where it's still warm long after Summer ends. In any of these cases this A/C unit will be a godsend. This would also be great on a screened in porch.Now even though you don't need to put the unit in a window, you do need to use one for the Window, which again limits the actual portability for the unit. The length of the exhaust kit is not very long and there's no real way to lengthen it, so keep that in mind when considering to purchase this.Now I have to again state that the A/C unit works wonderfully. it gets the room or area un question quite cool and it does so quickly. This probably won't be a replacement for central air, but It's a far better choice than the old fashioned clunky boxes you stick in your windows.

When you first see the price tag on this portable A/C unit, you might suffer a bit of sticker shock, but let me tell you right out - it is worth every penny. First the portability. Yes, the item in question weighs roughly 100 lbs, but the portability doesn't have to do with the weight, but rather the ability to have it anywhere in your house or apartment rather than shoved in a window. The portable in the title doesn't imply lightweight to some, so I'm making the clarification here. <hl> The portable unit covers about 550 square feet, which is wonderful if you have a small apartment, loft or studio . <hl> It's also wonderful to have if you live in an apartment complex where AC is only on from say, May to August and you experience a heat wave or you live in the South where it's still warm long after Summer ends. In any of these cases this A/C unit will be a godsend. This would also be great on a screened in porch. Now even though you don't need to put the unit in a window, you do need to use one for the Window, which again limits the actual portability for the unit. The length of the exhaust kit is not very long and there's no real way to lengthen it, so keep that in mind when considering to purchase this. Now I have to again state that the A/C unit works wonderfully. it gets the room or area un question quite cool and it does so quickly. This probably won't be a replacement for central air, but It's a far better choice than the old fashioned clunky boxes you stick in your windows.

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espresso machine

question: What was originally ordered?, context: This company sent me this by mistake, I had ordered an espresso machine, anyways they let me keep it at no charge. At first I was like so upset about it! But my kids hooked it up and made me tea, I am a big green tea drinker- well it boils water so fast that it only takes like two minutes for water hot enough for green tea. Anyway now I love it and its great. Also the owner of the company, Karl- he was great about the whole thing, he was so helpful and even though I was totally rude about the mistake he remained professional and apologetic and really fixed everything.

What was originally ordered?

This company sent me this by mistake, I had ordered an espresso machine , anyways they let me keep it at no charge.

This company sent me this by mistake, I had ordered an espresso machine, anyways they let me keep it at no charge. At first I was like so upset about it! But my kids hooked it up and made me tea, I am a big green tea drinker- well it boils water so fast that it only takes like two minutes for water hot enough for green tea. Anyway now I love it and its great. Also the owner of the company, Karl- he was great about the whole thing, he was so helpful and even though I was totally rude about the mistake he remained professional and apologetic and really fixed everything.

This company sent me this by mistake, I had ordered an <hl> espresso machine <hl> , anyways they let me keep it at no charge.

This company sent me this by mistake, I had ordered an <hl> espresso machine <hl>, anyways they let me keep it at no charge. At first I was like so upset about it! But my kids hooked it up and made me tea, I am a big green tea drinker- well it boils water so fast that it only takes like two minutes for water hot enough for green tea. Anyway now I love it and its great. Also the owner of the company, Karl- he was great about the whole thing, he was so helpful and even though I was totally rude about the mistake he remained professional and apologetic and really fixed everything.

<hl> This company sent me this by mistake, I had ordered an espresso machine , anyways they let me keep it at no charge. <hl> At first I was like so upset about it! But my kids hooked it up and made me tea, I am a big green tea drinker- well it boils water so fast that it only takes like two minutes for water hot enough for green tea. Anyway now I love it and its great. Also the owner of the company, Karl- he was great about the whole thing, he was so helpful and even though I was totally rude about the mistake he remained professional and apologetic and really fixed everything.

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plastic

question: What is the item made out of?, context: I love this item. It is perfect and beautiful. The best part is, its plastic. First let me quantify my delight, I am a mom of 3 boys under 5 years old who love to help themselves. With this cake plate I don't have to worry about it being too heavy or shattering under little hands.Its perfect for displaying your baked creations on the dining room table or you want to take your treats pool side. This is ideal for parties - desserts, crudites, cheese platters, trifle and so much more. I must admit though I don't think I would use it for punch. I tested it with water and it seems fine but with my rambunctious crew its not the smartest move.Perfect for mom with little ones who love to bake.

What is the item made out of?

The best part is, its plastic .

I love this item. It is perfect and beautiful. The best part is, its plastic. First let me quantify my delight, I am a mom of 3 boys under 5 years old who love to help themselves. With this cake plate I don't have to worry about it being too heavy or shattering under little hands.Its perfect for displaying your baked creations on the dining room table or you want to take your treats pool side. This is ideal for parties - desserts, crudites, cheese platters, trifle and so much more. I must admit though I don't think I would use it for punch. I tested it with water and it seems fine but with my rambunctious crew its not the smartest move.Perfect for mom with little ones who love to bake.

The best part is, its <hl> plastic <hl> .

I love this item. It is perfect and beautiful. The best part is, its <hl> plastic <hl>. First let me quantify my delight, I am a mom of 3 boys under 5 years old who love to help themselves. With this cake plate I don't have to worry about it being too heavy or shattering under little hands.Its perfect for displaying your baked creations on the dining room table or you want to take your treats pool side. This is ideal for parties - desserts, crudites, cheese platters, trifle and so much more. I must admit though I don't think I would use it for punch. I tested it with water and it seems fine but with my rambunctious crew its not the smartest move.Perfect for mom with little ones who love to bake.

I love this item. It is perfect and beautiful. <hl> The best part is, its plastic . <hl> First let me quantify my delight, I am a mom of 3 boys under 5 years old who love to help themselves. With this cake plate I don't have to worry about it being too heavy or shattering under little hands. Its perfect for displaying your baked creations on the dining room table or you want to take your treats pool side. This is ideal for parties - desserts, crudites, cheese platters, trifle and so much more. I must admit though I don't think I would use it for punch. I tested it with water and it seems fine but with my rambunctious crew its not the smartest move. Perfect for mom with little ones who love to bake.

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3 times as much

question: How much does the new coffe maker cost than the old one?, context: I have always had an economical coffee maker like the Black and Decker DCM2500 but lately I have had to buy one after another, trying different brands each time. This one makes good coffee, just right temp, love the auto shut-off feature and is easy to fill. My problem is with the burner plate. It has been burning through and now rusting since we got it. The carafe has rust spots (I have a hard time removing)in the 2 places it sits over. The maker still works but I am worried it will catch fire or bust the glass carafe if not replaced. So I give it a 3 star rating. Not the worst I have ever had but not worth the money if I have to continually replace them. I am going with a new coffee maker that costs 3 times as much but maybe it will last at least 3 times longer.

How much does the new coffe maker cost than the old one?

I am going with a new coffee maker that costs 3 times as much but maybe it will last at least 3 times longer.

I have always had an economical coffee maker like the Black and Decker DCM2500 but lately I have had to buy one after another, trying different brands each time. This one makes good coffee, just right temp, love the auto shut-off feature and is easy to fill. My problem is with the burner plate. It has been burning through and now rusting since we got it. The carafe has rust spots (I have a hard time removing)in the 2 places it sits over. The maker still works but I am worried it will catch fire or bust the glass carafe if not replaced. So I give it a 3 star rating. Not the worst I have ever had but not worth the money if I have to continually replace them. I am going with a new coffee maker that costs 3 times as much but maybe it will last at least 3 times longer.

I am going with a new coffee maker that costs <hl> 3 times as much <hl> but maybe it will last at least 3 times longer.

I have always had an economical coffee maker like the Black and Decker DCM2500 but lately I have had to buy one after another, trying different brands each time. This one makes good coffee, just right temp, love the auto shut-off feature and is easy to fill. My problem is with the burner plate. It has been burning through and now rusting since we got it. The carafe has rust spots (I have a hard time removing)in the 2 places it sits over. The maker still works but I am worried it will catch fire or bust the glass carafe if not replaced. So I give it a 3 star rating. Not the worst I have ever had but not worth the money if I have to continually replace them. I am going with a new coffee maker that costs <hl> 3 times as much <hl> but maybe it will last at least 3 times longer.

I have always had an economical coffee maker like the Black and Decker DCM2500 but lately I have had to buy one after another, trying different brands each time. This one makes good coffee, just right temp, love the auto shut-off feature and is easy to fill. My problem is with the burner plate. It has been burning through and now rusting since we got it. The carafe has rust spots (I have a hard time removing)in the 2 places it sits over. The maker still works but I am worried it will catch fire or bust the glass carafe if not replaced. So I give it a 3 star rating. Not the worst I have ever had but not worth the money if I have to continually replace them. <hl> I am going with a new coffee maker that costs 3 times as much but maybe it will last at least 3 times longer. <hl>

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tight and uniform

question: How does the reviewer describe the hem stitching?, context: This review is for the green body pillow protectors. In the unlikely event that you're not familiar with body pillows, these pillows are about as long as an adult body, and provide support to the head and neck at the top and to the knees and legs lower down. Body pillows are especially useful in providing support for those who sleep on their sides and for pregnant women.The BlowOut Bedding pillow protectors are very nice. They're more soft and comfortable than I would have expected for 100% polyester. The hem-stitching is tight and uniform. My wife was impressed with the pillow protectors too, and she knows fabrics better than I do. (Her late father had a degree in textile engineering, and he felt compelled to pass on his knowledge of fabrics to her!) We washed the pillow protectors in cold water with a mild detergent, putting a white cotton towel in the washer to see if the color ran - it didn't. We tumble-dried the protectors in the dryer on medium heat with a fabric softener sheet, and they came out very soft and fluffy.We're both impressed with these pillow protectors.Note: On the label attached to the pillow protector, the washing directions appear to be for the pillow itself, not the pillow protector.A product sample was provided by the seller for review purposes.

How does the reviewer describe the hem stitching?

The hem-stitching is tight and uniform .

This review is for the green body pillow protectors. In the unlikely event that you're not familiar with body pillows, these pillows are about as long as an adult body, and provide support to the head and neck at the top and to the knees and legs lower down. Body pillows are especially useful in providing support for those who sleep on their sides and for pregnant women.The BlowOut Bedding pillow protectors are very nice. They're more soft and comfortable than I would have expected for 100% polyester. The hem-stitching is tight and uniform. My wife was impressed with the pillow protectors too, and she knows fabrics better than I do. (Her late father had a degree in textile engineering, and he felt compelled to pass on his knowledge of fabrics to her!) We washed the pillow protectors in cold water with a mild detergent, putting a white cotton towel in the washer to see if the color ran - it didn't. We tumble-dried the protectors in the dryer on medium heat with a fabric softener sheet, and they came out very soft and fluffy.We're both impressed with these pillow protectors.Note: On the label attached to the pillow protector, the washing directions appear to be for the pillow itself, not the pillow protector.A product sample was provided by the seller for review purposes.

The hem-stitching is <hl> tight and uniform <hl> .

This review is for the green body pillow protectors. In the unlikely event that you're not familiar with body pillows, these pillows are about as long as an adult body, and provide support to the head and neck at the top and to the knees and legs lower down. Body pillows are especially useful in providing support for those who sleep on their sides and for pregnant women.The BlowOut Bedding pillow protectors are very nice. They're more soft and comfortable than I would have expected for 100% polyester. The hem-stitching is <hl> tight and uniform <hl>. My wife was impressed with the pillow protectors too, and she knows fabrics better than I do. (Her late father had a degree in textile engineering, and he felt compelled to pass on his knowledge of fabrics to her!) We washed the pillow protectors in cold water with a mild detergent, putting a white cotton towel in the washer to see if the color ran - it didn't. We tumble-dried the protectors in the dryer on medium heat with a fabric softener sheet, and they came out very soft and fluffy.We're both impressed with these pillow protectors.Note: On the label attached to the pillow protector, the washing directions appear to be for the pillow itself, not the pillow protector.A product sample was provided by the seller for review purposes.

This review is for the green body pillow protectors. In the unlikely event that you're not familiar with body pillows, these pillows are about as long as an adult body, and provide support to the head and neck at the top and to the knees and legs lower down. Body pillows are especially useful in providing support for those who sleep on their sides and for pregnant women. The BlowOut Bedding pillow protectors are very nice. They're more soft and comfortable than I would have expected for 100% polyester. <hl> The hem-stitching is tight and uniform . <hl> My wife was impressed with the pillow protectors too, and she knows fabrics better than I do. (Her late father had a degree in textile engineering, and he felt compelled to pass on his knowledge of fabrics to her!) We washed the pillow protectors in cold water with a mild detergent, putting a white cotton towel in the washer to see if the color ran - it didn't. We tumble-dried the protectors in the dryer on medium heat with a fabric softener sheet, and they came out very soft and fluffy. We're both impressed with these pillow protectors. Note: On the label attached to the pillow protector, the washing directions appear to be for the pillow itself, not the pillow protector. A product sample was provided by the seller for review purposes.

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if there was some sort of fastening system

question: What kind of improvement does the reviewer suggest that would make the product better for leather?, context: I wish this review was more positive, I really do. We have four dogs in our house and we purchased a new leather sectional. Our aim was to mostly prevent the dogs from scratching the leather. While these do an okay job of covering the surface of the sofa and protecting it - the annoyance I experience is that because it's leather these protectors more or less slide down if you look at them wrong. It would be awesome if there was some sort of fastening system involved as well.I imagine that you won't have this problem when you're using these on cloth as they will stick much better, so if you've a cloth chair/sofa then you'll probably love 'em.

What kind of improvement does the reviewer suggest that would make the product better for leather?

It would be awesome if there was some sort of fastening system involved as well.

I wish this review was more positive, I really do. We have four dogs in our house and we purchased a new leather sectional. Our aim was to mostly prevent the dogs from scratching the leather. While these do an okay job of covering the surface of the sofa and protecting it - the annoyance I experience is that because it's leather these protectors more or less slide down if you look at them wrong. It would be awesome if there was some sort of fastening system involved as well.I imagine that you won't have this problem when you're using these on cloth as they will stick much better, so if you've a cloth chair/sofa then you'll probably love 'em.

It would be awesome <hl> if there was some sort of fastening system <hl> involved as well.

I wish this review was more positive, I really do. We have four dogs in our house and we purchased a new leather sectional. Our aim was to mostly prevent the dogs from scratching the leather. While these do an okay job of covering the surface of the sofa and protecting it - the annoyance I experience is that because it's leather these protectors more or less slide down if you look at them wrong. It would be awesome <hl> if there was some sort of fastening system <hl> involved as well.I imagine that you won't have this problem when you're using these on cloth as they will stick much better, so if you've a cloth chair/sofa then you'll probably love 'em.

I wish this review was more positive, I really do. We have four dogs in our house and we purchased a new leather sectional. Our aim was to mostly prevent the dogs from scratching the leather. While these do an okay job of covering the surface of the sofa and protecting it - the annoyance I experience is that because it's leather these protectors more or less slide down if you look at them wrong. <hl> It would be awesome if there was some sort of fastening system involved as well. <hl> I imagine that you won't have this problem when you're using these on cloth as they will stick much better, so if you've a cloth chair/sofa then you'll probably love 'em.

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microwave

question: what appliance does the steamer work well with?, context: This is hard to review because it there are good points and bad points.The best thing about this is it is flexible. It fits nicely in a microwave.The worst thing is it is flimsy. I know that this is basically the same as the good point but there is a slight difference.When the pot or bowl that you are using for the water is the same size as the steamer, then it works great But if the pot is larger then you need to be careful because the walls may collapse.The other issue are the feet on the steamer. They are a bit short and if you do not want the food getting wet, then you are limited on the amount of water you can have in the pot.For me this is best suited for microwave use. My soup bowls are the perfect size and shape for this and therefore, it works perfectly.

what appliance does the steamer work well with?

It fits nicely in a microwave .The worst thing is it is flimsy.

This is hard to review because it there are good points and bad points.The best thing about this is it is flexible. It fits nicely in a microwave.The worst thing is it is flimsy. I know that this is basically the same as the good point but there is a slight difference.When the pot or bowl that you are using for the water is the same size as the steamer, then it works great But if the pot is larger then you need to be careful because the walls may collapse.The other issue are the feet on the steamer. They are a bit short and if you do not want the food getting wet, then you are limited on the amount of water you can have in the pot.For me this is best suited for microwave use. My soup bowls are the perfect size and shape for this and therefore, it works perfectly.

It fits nicely in a <hl> microwave <hl> .The worst thing is it is flimsy.

This is hard to review because it there are good points and bad points.The best thing about this is it is flexible. It fits nicely in a <hl> microwave <hl>.The worst thing is it is flimsy. I know that this is basically the same as the good point but there is a slight difference.When the pot or bowl that you are using for the water is the same size as the steamer, then it works great But if the pot is larger then you need to be careful because the walls may collapse.The other issue are the feet on the steamer. They are a bit short and if you do not want the food getting wet, then you are limited on the amount of water you can have in the pot.For me this is best suited for microwave use. My soup bowls are the perfect size and shape for this and therefore, it works perfectly.

This is hard to review because it there are good points and bad points. The best thing about this is it is flexible. <hl> It fits nicely in a microwave .The worst thing is it is flimsy. <hl> I know that this is basically the same as the good point but there is a slight difference. When the pot or bowl that you are using for the water is the same size as the steamer, then it works great But if the pot is larger then you need to be careful because the walls may collapse. The other issue are the feet on the steamer. They are a bit short and if you do not want the food getting wet, then you are limited on the amount of water you can have in the pot. For me this is best suited for microwave use. My soup bowls are the perfect size and shape for this and therefore, it works perfectly.

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Thin slices of soft bread is difficult to stand up on its own, and easily get squashed by ever slight pressure of pushing the loaf into the plastic end piece.

question: Does the slice guide squish bread?, context: I am just start to enjoy home-baked breads using breadmaker. Slicing a loaf can be hit and miss, often with slanted slices that are either thick at the top, thin at the bottom, or vice versa! They are the joke of the consuming members of the family. Too ugly to serve!Then I found this very attractive slice guide. But the positives ends there. It was disappointing when I start to use it:1. Slice is either too thin or too thick (skipping a slot). Thin slices of soft bread is difficult to stand up on its own, and easily get squashed by ever slight pressure of pushing the loaf into the plastic end piece. This often resulted in badly cut slices for 3/4 of my loaf. The alternative is to cut a piece and take it out, then cut next piece - which defeats the purpose of this.2. Does not catch crumbs, so when using it on kitchen island, I get tons of crumbs to clean up after3. For high rising loaf, which is very typical for 2 pound loafs and often with 1.5 pound if yeast had a good rise, one must "eye ball" align and pray cutting in will result in knife go into the slot. This is a real skill! The other way is to rotate the loaf 90 degrees if the rised loaf did not rise too high.The above problems occur for SOFT BREADs, like the one I buy from super markets. So a premium bread knife is absolutely required. Short or dense breads are get better slicing results, but that is not the type of bread my family likes.I don't mind spending more money as long as it's value justify the price. From the build quality and esthetics, it's top notch and very "gourmet". But I highly question the designer's choice for such thin gap, unless it's really for dense breads. There are a lot of us only prefer real soft breads, and the slices are just too thin (or too thick) for the soft breads.

Does the slice guide squish bread?

Thin slices of soft bread is difficult to stand up on its own, and easily get squashed by ever slight pressure of pushing the loaf into the plastic end piece. This often resulted in badly cut slices for 3/4 of my loaf.

I am just start to enjoy home-baked breads using breadmaker. Slicing a loaf can be hit and miss, often with slanted slices that are either thick at the top, thin at the bottom, or vice versa! They are the joke of the consuming members of the family. Too ugly to serve!Then I found this very attractive slice guide. But the positives ends there. It was disappointing when I start to use it:1. Slice is either too thin or too thick (skipping a slot). Thin slices of soft bread is difficult to stand up on its own, and easily get squashed by ever slight pressure of pushing the loaf into the plastic end piece. This often resulted in badly cut slices for 3/4 of my loaf. The alternative is to cut a piece and take it out, then cut next piece - which defeats the purpose of this.2. Does not catch crumbs, so when using it on kitchen island, I get tons of crumbs to clean up after3. For high rising loaf, which is very typical for 2 pound loafs and often with 1.5 pound if yeast had a good rise, one must "eye ball" align and pray cutting in will result in knife go into the slot. This is a real skill! The other way is to rotate the loaf 90 degrees if the rised loaf did not rise too high.The above problems occur for SOFT BREADs, like the one I buy from super markets. So a premium bread knife is absolutely required. Short or dense breads are get better slicing results, but that is not the type of bread my family likes.I don't mind spending more money as long as it's value justify the price. From the build quality and esthetics, it's top notch and very "gourmet". But I highly question the designer's choice for such thin gap, unless it's really for dense breads. There are a lot of us only prefer real soft breads, and the slices are just too thin (or too thick) for the soft breads.

<hl> Thin slices of soft bread is difficult to stand up on its own, and easily get squashed by ever slight pressure of pushing the loaf into the plastic end piece. <hl> This often resulted in badly cut slices for 3/4 of my loaf.

I am just start to enjoy home-baked breads using breadmaker. Slicing a loaf can be hit and miss, often with slanted slices that are either thick at the top, thin at the bottom, or vice versa! They are the joke of the consuming members of the family. Too ugly to serve!Then I found this very attractive slice guide. But the positives ends there. It was disappointing when I start to use it:1. Slice is either too thin or too thick (skipping a slot). <hl> Thin slices of soft bread is difficult to stand up on its own, and easily get squashed by ever slight pressure of pushing the loaf into the plastic end piece. <hl> This often resulted in badly cut slices for 3/4 of my loaf. The alternative is to cut a piece and take it out, then cut next piece - which defeats the purpose of this.2. Does not catch crumbs, so when using it on kitchen island, I get tons of crumbs to clean up after3. For high rising loaf, which is very typical for 2 pound loafs and often with 1.5 pound if yeast had a good rise, one must "eye ball" align and pray cutting in will result in knife go into the slot. This is a real skill! The other way is to rotate the loaf 90 degrees if the rised loaf did not rise too high.The above problems occur for SOFT BREADs, like the one I buy from super markets. So a premium bread knife is absolutely required. Short or dense breads are get better slicing results, but that is not the type of bread my family likes.I don't mind spending more money as long as it's value justify the price. From the build quality and esthetics, it's top notch and very "gourmet". But I highly question the designer's choice for such thin gap, unless it's really for dense breads. There are a lot of us only prefer real soft breads, and the slices are just too thin (or too thick) for the soft breads.

I am just start to enjoy home-baked breads using breadmaker. Slicing a loaf can be hit and miss, often with slanted slices that are either thick at the top, thin at the bottom, or vice versa! They are the joke of the consuming members of the family. Too ugly to serve!Then I found this very attractive slice guide. But the positives ends there. It was disappointing when I start to use it:1. Slice is either too thin or too thick (skipping a slot). <hl> Thin slices of soft bread is difficult to stand up on its own, and easily get squashed by ever slight pressure of pushing the loaf into the plastic end piece. This often resulted in badly cut slices for 3/4 of my loaf. <hl> The alternative is to cut a piece and take it out, then cut next piece - which defeats the purpose of this.2. Does not catch crumbs, so when using it on kitchen island, I get tons of crumbs to clean up after3. For high rising loaf, which is very typical for 2 pound loafs and often with 1.5 pound if yeast had a good rise, one must "eye ball" align and pray cutting in will result in knife go into the slot. This is a real skill! The other way is to rotate the loaf 90 degrees if the rised loaf did not rise too high. The above problems occur for SOFT BREADs, like the one I buy from super markets. So a premium bread knife is absolutely required. Short or dense breads are get better slicing results, but that is not the type of bread my family likes. I don't mind spending more money as long as it's value justify the price. From the build quality and esthetics, it's top notch and very "gourmet". But I highly question the designer's choice for such thin gap, unless it's really for dense breads. There are a lot of us only prefer real soft breads, and the slices are just too thin (or too thick) for the soft breads.

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Cornbread

question: What would be cute?, context: Cute novelty pan, but do not recomend for the 3D version cake. I used this for Thanksgiving and made the pumpkin cake recipe that came with the pan, it was good but had to bake a lot longer than recomended, and the head of the turkey over cooked and would not put together for the 3D version cake. I was dissapointed in this. I also put the turkey dressing in this pan and baked it, it was a hit for our Thanksgiving dinner. So you might want to try it for other things than the 3D cake. Cornbread would be cute! I did find it for half the price that was on Amazon so sent it back. You might want to shop around.

What would be cute?

Cornbread would be cute!

Cute novelty pan, but do not recomend for the 3D version cake. I used this for Thanksgiving and made the pumpkin cake recipe that came with the pan, it was good but had to bake a lot longer than recomended, and the head of the turkey over cooked and would not put together for the 3D version cake. I was dissapointed in this. I also put the turkey dressing in this pan and baked it, it was a hit for our Thanksgiving dinner. So you might want to try it for other things than the 3D cake. Cornbread would be cute! I did find it for half the price that was on Amazon so sent it back. You might want to shop around.

<hl> Cornbread <hl> would be cute!

Cute novelty pan, but do not recomend for the 3D version cake. I used this for Thanksgiving and made the pumpkin cake recipe that came with the pan, it was good but had to bake a lot longer than recomended, and the head of the turkey over cooked and would not put together for the 3D version cake. I was dissapointed in this. I also put the turkey dressing in this pan and baked it, it was a hit for our Thanksgiving dinner. So you might want to try it for other things than the 3D cake. <hl> Cornbread <hl> would be cute! I did find it for half the price that was on Amazon so sent it back. You might want to shop around.

Cute novelty pan, but do not recomend for the 3D version cake. I used this for Thanksgiving and made the pumpkin cake recipe that came with the pan, it was good but had to bake a lot longer than recomended, and the head of the turkey over cooked and would not put together for the 3D version cake. I was dissapointed in this. I also put the turkey dressing in this pan and baked it, it was a hit for our Thanksgiving dinner. So you might want to try it for other things than the 3D cake. <hl> Cornbread would be cute! <hl> I did find it for half the price that was on Amazon so sent it back. You might want to shop around.

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by lying flat against the sink

question: How does this item keep from molding?, context: This product works very well for my white cast iron sink. It fits perfectly; supports my dishes; and I like that it does not rust and does not encourage mold growth by lying flat against the sink.This product would be even better if the rack prongs were spaced more closely together to prevent silverware, sippy cup filters, and other small items from falling through. Also, I wish that the black rubber stoppers along the bottom were also present on the four corners of the rack. The rack fits perfectly in my sink and prevents scratches on the bottom of the sink, but the four "corners" of my sink where the rack (almost) touches (and inevitably does touch/bang against my sink when I'm washing dishes)are scratched from this item.

How does this item keep from molding?

It fits perfectly; supports my dishes; and I like that it does not rust and does not encourage mold growth by lying flat against the sink .This product would be even better if the rack prongs were spaced more closely together to prevent silverware, sippy cup filters, and other small items from falling through.

This product works very well for my white cast iron sink. It fits perfectly; supports my dishes; and I like that it does not rust and does not encourage mold growth by lying flat against the sink.This product would be even better if the rack prongs were spaced more closely together to prevent silverware, sippy cup filters, and other small items from falling through. Also, I wish that the black rubber stoppers along the bottom were also present on the four corners of the rack. The rack fits perfectly in my sink and prevents scratches on the bottom of the sink, but the four "corners" of my sink where the rack (almost) touches (and inevitably does touch/bang against my sink when I'm washing dishes)are scratched from this item.

It fits perfectly; supports my dishes; and I like that it does not rust and does not encourage mold growth <hl> by lying flat against the sink <hl> .This product would be even better if the rack prongs were spaced more closely together to prevent silverware, sippy cup filters, and other small items from falling through.

This product works very well for my white cast iron sink. It fits perfectly; supports my dishes; and I like that it does not rust and does not encourage mold growth <hl> by lying flat against the sink <hl>.This product would be even better if the rack prongs were spaced more closely together to prevent silverware, sippy cup filters, and other small items from falling through. Also, I wish that the black rubber stoppers along the bottom were also present on the four corners of the rack. The rack fits perfectly in my sink and prevents scratches on the bottom of the sink, but the four "corners" of my sink where the rack (almost) touches (and inevitably does touch/bang against my sink when I'm washing dishes)are scratched from this item.

This product works very well for my white cast iron sink. <hl> It fits perfectly; supports my dishes; and I like that it does not rust and does not encourage mold growth by lying flat against the sink .This product would be even better if the rack prongs were spaced more closely together to prevent silverware, sippy cup filters, and other small items from falling through. <hl> Also, I wish that the black rubber stoppers along the bottom were also present on the four corners of the rack. The rack fits perfectly in my sink and prevents scratches on the bottom of the sink, but the four "corners" of my sink where the rack (almost) touches (and inevitably does touch/bang against my sink when I'm washing dishes)are scratched from this item.

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finger

question: What did the poster cut?, context: This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies.As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost.The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. Just be careful.If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.

What did the poster cut?

The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too.

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies.As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost.The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. Just be careful.If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.

The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my <hl> finger <hl> with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too.

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies.As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost.The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my <hl> finger <hl> with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. Just be careful.If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies. As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost. <hl> The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. <hl> Just be careful. If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.

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Amazon

question: What retailer did they purchase the folding racks from?, context: You used to be able to find folding racks like this at the local hardware store, even the grocery store, but those days are gone here in that retail desert between the Hudson and the west coast. Thank you, Amazon, for carrying this. It fits perfectly in my oval roaster pan. I used it at 450 degrees for the first 20 minutes of roasting the chicken in the oven (turned it down to 350 for the rest of the time) and it emerged fine, coating intact. Clean up was easier than easy (I did spray it with vegetable oil first).

What retailer did they purchase the folding racks from?

Thank you, Amazon , for carrying this.

You used to be able to find folding racks like this at the local hardware store, even the grocery store, but those days are gone here in that retail desert between the Hudson and the west coast. Thank you, Amazon, for carrying this. It fits perfectly in my oval roaster pan. I used it at 450 degrees for the first 20 minutes of roasting the chicken in the oven (turned it down to 350 for the rest of the time) and it emerged fine, coating intact. Clean up was easier than easy (I did spray it with vegetable oil first).

Thank you, <hl> Amazon <hl> , for carrying this.

You used to be able to find folding racks like this at the local hardware store, even the grocery store, but those days are gone here in that retail desert between the Hudson and the west coast. Thank you, <hl> Amazon <hl>, for carrying this. It fits perfectly in my oval roaster pan. I used it at 450 degrees for the first 20 minutes of roasting the chicken in the oven (turned it down to 350 for the rest of the time) and it emerged fine, coating intact. Clean up was easier than easy (I did spray it with vegetable oil first).

You used to be able to find folding racks like this at the local hardware store, even the grocery store, but those days are gone here in that retail desert between the Hudson and the west coast. <hl> Thank you, Amazon , for carrying this. <hl> It fits perfectly in my oval roaster pan. I used it at 450 degrees for the first 20 minutes of roasting the chicken in the oven (turned it down to 350 for the rest of the time) and it emerged fine, coating intact. Clean up was easier than easy (I did spray it with vegetable oil first).

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the stand is unstable

question: What is wrong with the stand that cannot be threaded?, context: I bought these stands to hold my rear surround speakers and keep them at ear level. I am satisfied with the stands and how they function but one of the stands cannot be threaded into the base. As a result, the stand is unstable. Fortunately, the stand sits in a corner and I can place it up against the wall so there is no issue with it tipping over or anything. This is probably not a common problem and I suppose I received a defective item.The bottom line is I am happy with these speaker stands for the price and the quality despite the fact that one does not function properly. Comes with a couple different types of screws to use that can directly connect the speakers to the stand. Also comes with double sided tape to secure the speakers as well. 3 Stars because one stand is defective, but I still recommend these because they look great and function well for the price.

What is wrong with the stand that cannot be threaded?

As a result, the stand is unstable .

I bought these stands to hold my rear surround speakers and keep them at ear level. I am satisfied with the stands and how they function but one of the stands cannot be threaded into the base. As a result, the stand is unstable. Fortunately, the stand sits in a corner and I can place it up against the wall so there is no issue with it tipping over or anything. This is probably not a common problem and I suppose I received a defective item.The bottom line is I am happy with these speaker stands for the price and the quality despite the fact that one does not function properly. Comes with a couple different types of screws to use that can directly connect the speakers to the stand. Also comes with double sided tape to secure the speakers as well. 3 Stars because one stand is defective, but I still recommend these because they look great and function well for the price.

As a result, <hl> the stand is unstable <hl> .

I bought these stands to hold my rear surround speakers and keep them at ear level. I am satisfied with the stands and how they function but one of the stands cannot be threaded into the base. As a result, <hl> the stand is unstable <hl>. Fortunately, the stand sits in a corner and I can place it up against the wall so there is no issue with it tipping over or anything. This is probably not a common problem and I suppose I received a defective item.The bottom line is I am happy with these speaker stands for the price and the quality despite the fact that one does not function properly. Comes with a couple different types of screws to use that can directly connect the speakers to the stand. Also comes with double sided tape to secure the speakers as well. 3 Stars because one stand is defective, but I still recommend these because they look great and function well for the price.

I bought these stands to hold my rear surround speakers and keep them at ear level. I am satisfied with the stands and how they function but one of the stands cannot be threaded into the base. <hl> As a result, the stand is unstable . <hl> Fortunately, the stand sits in a corner and I can place it up against the wall so there is no issue with it tipping over or anything. This is probably not a common problem and I suppose I received a defective item. The bottom line is I am happy with these speaker stands for the price and the quality despite the fact that one does not function properly. Comes with a couple different types of screws to use that can directly connect the speakers to the stand. Also comes with double sided tape to secure the speakers as well. 3 Stars because one stand is defective, but I still recommend these because they look great and function well for the price.

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the styling

question: What does the writer like about the product?, context: OK, I've been a Keurig fan for some time. I have a wide selection of coffees and teas on hand at all times, and my neighbors compare us to a coffee shop. I recently wore out my Cuisinart SS-700, so I opted for the Keurig B155 because it appears to be more capable and I truly liked the styling. Adding the ability to add this water connection was the best part!It took me just minutes to hook this unit up. I had a water line setup for my retired Bunn automatic, so it was a matter of installing this kit, attaching a water line adapter (sold separately,) attached the water line and I was ready to go.One thing to remember... it's important to completely unplug your brewer before attaching this unit. Simply using the power switch will not cause the brewer to recognize the direct connection.I would highly recommend this option to anyone... I'm so glad I'm no longer spilling water, dealing with internal filters or worrying about getting air into the system... based upon our level of usage, this was a great choice!

What does the writer like about the product?

I recently wore out my Cuisinart SS-700, so I opted for the Keurig B155 because it appears to be more capable and I truly liked the styling .

OK, I've been a Keurig fan for some time. I have a wide selection of coffees and teas on hand at all times, and my neighbors compare us to a coffee shop. I recently wore out my Cuisinart SS-700, so I opted for the Keurig B155 because it appears to be more capable and I truly liked the styling. Adding the ability to add this water connection was the best part!It took me just minutes to hook this unit up. I had a water line setup for my retired Bunn automatic, so it was a matter of installing this kit, attaching a water line adapter (sold separately,) attached the water line and I was ready to go.One thing to remember... it's important to completely unplug your brewer before attaching this unit. Simply using the power switch will not cause the brewer to recognize the direct connection.I would highly recommend this option to anyone... I'm so glad I'm no longer spilling water, dealing with internal filters or worrying about getting air into the system... based upon our level of usage, this was a great choice!

I recently wore out my Cuisinart SS-700, so I opted for the Keurig B155 because it appears to be more capable and I truly liked <hl> the styling <hl> .

OK, I've been a Keurig fan for some time. I have a wide selection of coffees and teas on hand at all times, and my neighbors compare us to a coffee shop. I recently wore out my Cuisinart SS-700, so I opted for the Keurig B155 because it appears to be more capable and I truly liked <hl> the styling <hl>. Adding the ability to add this water connection was the best part!It took me just minutes to hook this unit up. I had a water line setup for my retired Bunn automatic, so it was a matter of installing this kit, attaching a water line adapter (sold separately,) attached the water line and I was ready to go.One thing to remember... it's important to completely unplug your brewer before attaching this unit. Simply using the power switch will not cause the brewer to recognize the direct connection.I would highly recommend this option to anyone... I'm so glad I'm no longer spilling water, dealing with internal filters or worrying about getting air into the system... based upon our level of usage, this was a great choice!

OK, I've been a Keurig fan for some time. I have a wide selection of coffees and teas on hand at all times, and my neighbors compare us to a coffee shop. <hl> I recently wore out my Cuisinart SS-700, so I opted for the Keurig B155 because it appears to be more capable and I truly liked the styling . <hl> Adding the ability to add this water connection was the best part!It took me just minutes to hook this unit up. I had a water line setup for my retired Bunn automatic, so it was a matter of installing this kit, attaching a water line adapter (sold separately,) attached the water line and I was ready to go. One thing to remember... it's important to completely unplug your brewer before attaching this unit. Simply using the power switch will not cause the brewer to recognize the direct connection. I would highly recommend this option to anyone... I'm so glad I'm no longer spilling water, dealing with internal filters or worrying about getting air into the system... based upon our level of usage, this was a great choice!

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a week

question: How long it left there before slicing it?, context: I ordered this Feb 20 and got it before the end of the month.I immediately placed an uncut tomato in it. It was probably a week before I cut the first 2 thin slices. Then another week before another cut. And another week before my third cut.It has now been 5 weeks and I still have about 1/3 of my tomato AND IT'S STILL FRESH!I really do have a hard time believing how well this little thing works but it dos.Because we use tomatoes very sparingly, I've thrown out loads of soft, mushy, black-spotted tomato remnants.NO MORE! Good to the last slice!

How long it left there before slicing it?

It was probably a week before I cut the first 2 thin slices.

I ordered this Feb 20 and got it before the end of the month.I immediately placed an uncut tomato in it. It was probably a week before I cut the first 2 thin slices. Then another week before another cut. And another week before my third cut.It has now been 5 weeks and I still have about 1/3 of my tomato AND IT'S STILL FRESH!I really do have a hard time believing how well this little thing works but it dos.Because we use tomatoes very sparingly, I've thrown out loads of soft, mushy, black-spotted tomato remnants.NO MORE! Good to the last slice!

It was probably <hl> a week <hl> before I cut the first 2 thin slices.

I ordered this Feb 20 and got it before the end of the month.I immediately placed an uncut tomato in it. It was probably <hl> a week <hl> before I cut the first 2 thin slices. Then another week before another cut. And another week before my third cut.It has now been 5 weeks and I still have about 1/3 of my tomato AND IT'S STILL FRESH!I really do have a hard time believing how well this little thing works but it dos.Because we use tomatoes very sparingly, I've thrown out loads of soft, mushy, black-spotted tomato remnants.NO MORE! Good to the last slice!

I ordered this Feb 20 and got it before the end of the month. I immediately placed an uncut tomato in it. <hl> It was probably a week before I cut the first 2 thin slices. <hl> Then another week before another cut. And another week before my third cut. It has now been 5 weeks and I still have about 1/3 of my tomato AND IT'S STILL FRESH!I really do have a hard time believing how well this little thing works but it dos. Because we use tomatoes very sparingly, I've thrown out loads of soft, mushy, black-spotted tomato remnants. NO MORE! Good to the last slice!

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they can get completely wet on the outside but still remain dry on the inside

question: what is the reviewer's favorite aspect of the product?, context: My favorite thing about these mitts is that they can get completely wet on the outside but still remain dry on the inside because of the silicone exterior and cloth-padded interior, providing both utility and comfort. My only criticism is that in the rare circumstance when I'm holding something VERY hot (e.g. a tray fresh from a stove on 400F+) for 15+seconds my hands will start to get hot. This is a situation I almost never run into, so, if I could, I'd give this product 4.5 stars.Recommended!

what is the reviewer's favorite aspect of the product?

My favorite thing about these mitts is that they can get completely wet on the outside but still remain dry on the inside because of the silicone exterior and cloth-padded interior, providing both utility and comfort.

My favorite thing about these mitts is that they can get completely wet on the outside but still remain dry on the inside because of the silicone exterior and cloth-padded interior, providing both utility and comfort. My only criticism is that in the rare circumstance when I'm holding something VERY hot (e.g. a tray fresh from a stove on 400F+) for 15+seconds my hands will start to get hot. This is a situation I almost never run into, so, if I could, I'd give this product 4.5 stars.Recommended!

My favorite thing about these mitts is that <hl> they can get completely wet on the outside but still remain dry on the inside <hl> because of the silicone exterior and cloth-padded interior, providing both utility and comfort.

My favorite thing about these mitts is that <hl> they can get completely wet on the outside but still remain dry on the inside <hl> because of the silicone exterior and cloth-padded interior, providing both utility and comfort. My only criticism is that in the rare circumstance when I'm holding something VERY hot (e.g. a tray fresh from a stove on 400F+) for 15+seconds my hands will start to get hot. This is a situation I almost never run into, so, if I could, I'd give this product 4.5 stars.Recommended!

<hl> My favorite thing about these mitts is that they can get completely wet on the outside but still remain dry on the inside because of the silicone exterior and cloth-padded interior, providing both utility and comfort. <hl> My only criticism is that in the rare circumstance when I'm holding something VERY hot (e.g. a tray fresh from a stove on 400F+) for 15+seconds my hands will start to get hot. This is a situation I almost never run into, so, if I could, I'd give this product 4.5 stars. Recommended!

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20 minutes

question: How long does it take to brew a pot of coffee?, context: I was excited to have one machine to make espresso and coffee in a compact size at a reasonable price. Be warned - you get what you pay for. We have had the machine about three months now and we are starting to have some issues with it. The espresso carafe is cracked and it was never dropped or mishandled. The cost to replace it is outrageous. In general, it takes 20 minutes to brew a full pot of coffee and the temperature is never consistent. The coffee pot spills everywhere when you pour due to the venting on the lid. It is pretty easy to clean. But the whole design is odd/poor overall. I am not very pleased with it as a whole. I will not buy another one of these. I will buck up and buy a more expensive one with better features.Just an update. The coffee maker suddenly stopped working completely. We cleaned it repeatedly on a regular basis and have no idea what the problem is. The espresso make still works. I pulled out the old Cuisinart and it works like a charm, even at five years old. You really do get what you pay for. After we get back from vacation, I will be looking for a higher quality dual machine that will hopefully last more than three months. Buyer beware.

How long does it take to brew a pot of coffee?

In general, it takes 20 minutes to brew a full pot of coffee and the temperature is never consistent.

I was excited to have one machine to make espresso and coffee in a compact size at a reasonable price. Be warned - you get what you pay for. We have had the machine about three months now and we are starting to have some issues with it. The espresso carafe is cracked and it was never dropped or mishandled. The cost to replace it is outrageous. In general, it takes 20 minutes to brew a full pot of coffee and the temperature is never consistent. The coffee pot spills everywhere when you pour due to the venting on the lid. It is pretty easy to clean. But the whole design is odd/poor overall. I am not very pleased with it as a whole. I will not buy another one of these. I will buck up and buy a more expensive one with better features.Just an update. The coffee maker suddenly stopped working completely. We cleaned it repeatedly on a regular basis and have no idea what the problem is. The espresso make still works. I pulled out the old Cuisinart and it works like a charm, even at five years old. You really do get what you pay for. After we get back from vacation, I will be looking for a higher quality dual machine that will hopefully last more than three months. Buyer beware.

In general, it takes <hl> 20 minutes <hl> to brew a full pot of coffee and the temperature is never consistent.

I was excited to have one machine to make espresso and coffee in a compact size at a reasonable price. Be warned - you get what you pay for. We have had the machine about three months now and we are starting to have some issues with it. The espresso carafe is cracked and it was never dropped or mishandled. The cost to replace it is outrageous. In general, it takes <hl> 20 minutes <hl> to brew a full pot of coffee and the temperature is never consistent. The coffee pot spills everywhere when you pour due to the venting on the lid. It is pretty easy to clean. But the whole design is odd/poor overall. I am not very pleased with it as a whole. I will not buy another one of these. I will buck up and buy a more expensive one with better features.Just an update. The coffee maker suddenly stopped working completely. We cleaned it repeatedly on a regular basis and have no idea what the problem is. The espresso make still works. I pulled out the old Cuisinart and it works like a charm, even at five years old. You really do get what you pay for. After we get back from vacation, I will be looking for a higher quality dual machine that will hopefully last more than three months. Buyer beware.

I was excited to have one machine to make espresso and coffee in a compact size at a reasonable price. Be warned - you get what you pay for. We have had the machine about three months now and we are starting to have some issues with it. The espresso carafe is cracked and it was never dropped or mishandled. The cost to replace it is outrageous. <hl> In general, it takes 20 minutes to brew a full pot of coffee and the temperature is never consistent. <hl> The coffee pot spills everywhere when you pour due to the venting on the lid. It is pretty easy to clean. But the whole design is odd/poor overall. I am not very pleased with it as a whole. I will not buy another one of these. I will buck up and buy a more expensive one with better features. Just an update. The coffee maker suddenly stopped working completely. We cleaned it repeatedly on a regular basis and have no idea what the problem is. The espresso make still works. I pulled out the old Cuisinart and it works like a charm, even at five years old. You really do get what you pay for. After we get back from vacation, I will be looking for a higher quality dual machine that will hopefully last more than three months. Buyer beware.

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absent minded

question: What does this person tend to be in the morning?, context: I have a very teeny kitchen and about 3 cubic feet of counter space. A traditional coffee maker takes up far too much room. I did not want to spend a fortune on a one cup brewer. Or the k cups that most of those more expensive makers use.I got this today. Followed the instructions and made myself of cup a joe. It was good. Makes a good cup of coffee and does it fast. The mug is good quality too. I love the automatic shut off as I tend to be absent minded first thing in the morning.If you are looking to make a good, basic cup of coffee using a machine with a small foot print, this will work. Easy to use as well.

What does this person tend to be in the morning?

I love the automatic shut off as I tend to be absent minded first thing in the morning.

I have a very teeny kitchen and about 3 cubic feet of counter space. A traditional coffee maker takes up far too much room. I did not want to spend a fortune on a one cup brewer. Or the k cups that most of those more expensive makers use.I got this today. Followed the instructions and made myself of cup a joe. It was good. Makes a good cup of coffee and does it fast. The mug is good quality too. I love the automatic shut off as I tend to be absent minded first thing in the morning.If you are looking to make a good, basic cup of coffee using a machine with a small foot print, this will work. Easy to use as well.

I love the automatic shut off as I tend to be <hl> absent minded <hl> first thing in the morning.

I have a very teeny kitchen and about 3 cubic feet of counter space. A traditional coffee maker takes up far too much room. I did not want to spend a fortune on a one cup brewer. Or the k cups that most of those more expensive makers use.I got this today. Followed the instructions and made myself of cup a joe. It was good. Makes a good cup of coffee and does it fast. The mug is good quality too. I love the automatic shut off as I tend to be <hl> absent minded <hl> first thing in the morning.If you are looking to make a good, basic cup of coffee using a machine with a small foot print, this will work. Easy to use as well.

I have a very teeny kitchen and about 3 cubic feet of counter space. A traditional coffee maker takes up far too much room. I did not want to spend a fortune on a one cup brewer. Or the k cups that most of those more expensive makers use. I got this today. Followed the instructions and made myself of cup a joe. It was good. Makes a good cup of coffee and does it fast. The mug is good quality too. <hl> I love the automatic shut off as I tend to be absent minded first thing in the morning. <hl> If you are looking to make a good, basic cup of coffee using a machine with a small foot print, this will work. Easy to use as well.

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Simple Human

question: What brand are the trash bags?, context: These trash cans are the perfect size for rooms with less garbage can usage, like the bathroom, bedroom, or your desk. They're fingerprint proof and include 3 FREE BAGS for you to use. There's a plastic insert in the trash can to allow for easily hiding the trash bags and for holding the bags in place. If you'd prefer not to buy the Simple Human trash bags, you can use grocery store bags or if you're REALLY feeling adventurous, you could skip the bag and just wash the plastic insert after you throw out it's contents in a different room. (Ex. The kitchen as that one really should have a bag and be much larger)

What brand are the trash bags?

If you'd prefer not to buy the Simple Human trash bags, you can use grocery store bags or if you're REALLY feeling adventurous, you could skip the bag and just wash the plastic insert after you throw out it's contents in a different room.

These trash cans are the perfect size for rooms with less garbage can usage, like the bathroom, bedroom, or your desk. They're fingerprint proof and include 3 FREE BAGS for you to use. There's a plastic insert in the trash can to allow for easily hiding the trash bags and for holding the bags in place. If you'd prefer not to buy the Simple Human trash bags, you can use grocery store bags or if you're REALLY feeling adventurous, you could skip the bag and just wash the plastic insert after you throw out it's contents in a different room. (Ex. The kitchen as that one really should have a bag and be much larger)

If you'd prefer not to buy the <hl> Simple Human <hl> trash bags, you can use grocery store bags or if you're REALLY feeling adventurous, you could skip the bag and just wash the plastic insert after you throw out it's contents in a different room.

These trash cans are the perfect size for rooms with less garbage can usage, like the bathroom, bedroom, or your desk. They're fingerprint proof and include 3 FREE BAGS for you to use. There's a plastic insert in the trash can to allow for easily hiding the trash bags and for holding the bags in place. If you'd prefer not to buy the <hl> Simple Human <hl> trash bags, you can use grocery store bags or if you're REALLY feeling adventurous, you could skip the bag and just wash the plastic insert after you throw out it's contents in a different room. (Ex. The kitchen as that one really should have a bag and be much larger)

These trash cans are the perfect size for rooms with less garbage can usage, like the bathroom, bedroom, or your desk. They're fingerprint proof and include 3 FREE BAGS for you to use. There's a plastic insert in the trash can to allow for easily hiding the trash bags and for holding the bags in place. <hl> If you'd prefer not to buy the Simple Human trash bags, you can use grocery store bags or if you're REALLY feeling adventurous, you could skip the bag and just wash the plastic insert after you throw out it's contents in a different room. <hl> (Ex. The kitchen as that one really should have a bag and be much larger)

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underneath my clothes in my closet

question: Where might I have put the shoe rack?, context: This shoe rack is OK. It wasn't too difficult to assemble, no tools. It comes with 8 metal bars and 2 sides to push the bars into, this is most easily done if you put the side of the rack on the ground and push the bars down into it and then put the top rack on top and push it down. It fits perfectly underneath my clothes in my closet and holds exactly 20 pairs of shoes; I have my boots, heels, flip flops, sneakers. The problem is the height of the shelves, it is a very small space for my shoes to fit, even the heels. I put my boots on the top rack because that's the only place they could fit. Like I said, it's OK but a great space saver.

Where might I have put the shoe rack?

It fits perfectly underneath my clothes in my closet and holds exactly 20 pairs of shoes; I have my boots, heels, flip flops, sneakers.

This shoe rack is OK. It wasn't too difficult to assemble, no tools. It comes with 8 metal bars and 2 sides to push the bars into, this is most easily done if you put the side of the rack on the ground and push the bars down into it and then put the top rack on top and push it down. It fits perfectly underneath my clothes in my closet and holds exactly 20 pairs of shoes; I have my boots, heels, flip flops, sneakers. The problem is the height of the shelves, it is a very small space for my shoes to fit, even the heels. I put my boots on the top rack because that's the only place they could fit. Like I said, it's OK but a great space saver.

It fits perfectly <hl> underneath my clothes in my closet <hl> and holds exactly 20 pairs of shoes; I have my boots, heels, flip flops, sneakers.

This shoe rack is OK. It wasn't too difficult to assemble, no tools. It comes with 8 metal bars and 2 sides to push the bars into, this is most easily done if you put the side of the rack on the ground and push the bars down into it and then put the top rack on top and push it down. It fits perfectly <hl> underneath my clothes in my closet <hl> and holds exactly 20 pairs of shoes; I have my boots, heels, flip flops, sneakers. The problem is the height of the shelves, it is a very small space for my shoes to fit, even the heels. I put my boots on the top rack because that's the only place they could fit. Like I said, it's OK but a great space saver.

This shoe rack is OK. It wasn't too difficult to assemble, no tools. It comes with 8 metal bars and 2 sides to push the bars into, this is most easily done if you put the side of the rack on the ground and push the bars down into it and then put the top rack on top and push it down. <hl> It fits perfectly underneath my clothes in my closet and holds exactly 20 pairs of shoes; I have my boots, heels, flip flops, sneakers. <hl> The problem is the height of the shelves, it is a very small space for my shoes to fit, even the heels. I put my boots on the top rack because that's the only place they could fit. Like I said, it's OK but a great space saver.

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dough hooks

question: What addon was used to mix the meat to make meat loaf and meatballs?, context: This mixer is such a workhorse; it is always up for any amount of mixing you want to do. I have a black one that came with accessories--dough hooks, whisk, and drink mixer rod. What impressed me the most, along with the normal mixing and whisking, is when I used the dough hooks to mix a LARGE amount of ground beef mixture that I was preparing to make a couple of meat loaves and meatballs with. It tackled it with ease.If you want a hand mixer that you will have for years and years, this is the one. I've had other hand mixers (wedding gifts) but none of them compared to the KitchenAid one.

What addon was used to mix the meat to make meat loaf and meatballs?

I have a black one that came with accessories-- dough hooks , whisk, and drink mixer rod.

This mixer is such a workhorse; it is always up for any amount of mixing you want to do. I have a black one that came with accessories--dough hooks, whisk, and drink mixer rod. What impressed me the most, along with the normal mixing and whisking, is when I used the dough hooks to mix a LARGE amount of ground beef mixture that I was preparing to make a couple of meat loaves and meatballs with. It tackled it with ease.If you want a hand mixer that you will have for years and years, this is the one. I've had other hand mixers (wedding gifts) but none of them compared to the KitchenAid one.

I have a black one that came with accessories-- <hl> dough hooks <hl> , whisk, and drink mixer rod.

This mixer is such a workhorse; it is always up for any amount of mixing you want to do. I have a black one that came with accessories--<hl> dough hooks <hl>, whisk, and drink mixer rod. What impressed me the most, along with the normal mixing and whisking, is when I used the dough hooks to mix a LARGE amount of ground beef mixture that I was preparing to make a couple of meat loaves and meatballs with. It tackled it with ease.If you want a hand mixer that you will have for years and years, this is the one. I've had other hand mixers (wedding gifts) but none of them compared to the KitchenAid one.

This mixer is such a workhorse; it is always up for any amount of mixing you want to do. <hl> I have a black one that came with accessories-- dough hooks , whisk, and drink mixer rod. <hl> What impressed me the most, along with the normal mixing and whisking, is when I used the dough hooks to mix a LARGE amount of ground beef mixture that I was preparing to make a couple of meat loaves and meatballs with. It tackled it with ease. If you want a hand mixer that you will have for years and years, this is the one. I've had other hand mixers (wedding gifts) but none of them compared to the KitchenAid one.

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rear

question: Where are wheels under the can?, context: I bought this can because of the shape and it is a step can. I did not want one of those touch-less kind that seem to quit working quickly and use batteries. I have this same brand in stainless for another location, for the few years. It still looks and works like new. I needed a can that would fit into a narrow space, and it did not have to match my kitchen. This does that, as well as being made well. The very top of the bag does show on the outside when it is closed, but I don't have any problem with that. This does give a benefit. It makes the bag replacement fast and easy. Because the can has a lip at the top that holds the bag securely without having to use any special retaining devises. Or like my other can; having to remove the inside can and specially secure the bag though a hole. This one just uses that top lip to hold the bag and it is easy and fast. I like it's rear wheels, which make it easy to pull in and out of my little place it have for it to sit. The maker has designed this one to do the job without having to deal with a lot of other stuff.

Where are wheels under the can?

I like it's rear wheels, which make it easy to pull in and out of my little place it have for it to sit.

I bought this can because of the shape and it is a step can. I did not want one of those touch-less kind that seem to quit working quickly and use batteries. I have this same brand in stainless for another location, for the few years. It still looks and works like new. I needed a can that would fit into a narrow space, and it did not have to match my kitchen. This does that, as well as being made well. The very top of the bag does show on the outside when it is closed, but I don't have any problem with that. This does give a benefit. It makes the bag replacement fast and easy. Because the can has a lip at the top that holds the bag securely without having to use any special retaining devises. Or like my other can; having to remove the inside can and specially secure the bag though a hole. This one just uses that top lip to hold the bag and it is easy and fast. I like it's rear wheels, which make it easy to pull in and out of my little place it have for it to sit. The maker has designed this one to do the job without having to deal with a lot of other stuff.

I like it's <hl> rear <hl> wheels, which make it easy to pull in and out of my little place it have for it to sit.

I bought this can because of the shape and it is a step can. I did not want one of those touch-less kind that seem to quit working quickly and use batteries. I have this same brand in stainless for another location, for the few years. It still looks and works like new. I needed a can that would fit into a narrow space, and it did not have to match my kitchen. This does that, as well as being made well. The very top of the bag does show on the outside when it is closed, but I don't have any problem with that. This does give a benefit. It makes the bag replacement fast and easy. Because the can has a lip at the top that holds the bag securely without having to use any special retaining devises. Or like my other can; having to remove the inside can and specially secure the bag though a hole. This one just uses that top lip to hold the bag and it is easy and fast. I like it's <hl> rear <hl> wheels, which make it easy to pull in and out of my little place it have for it to sit. The maker has designed this one to do the job without having to deal with a lot of other stuff.

I bought this can because of the shape and it is a step can. I did not want one of those touch-less kind that seem to quit working quickly and use batteries. I have this same brand in stainless for another location, for the few years. It still looks and works like new. I needed a can that would fit into a narrow space, and it did not have to match my kitchen. This does that, as well as being made well. The very top of the bag does show on the outside when it is closed, but I don't have any problem with that. This does give a benefit. It makes the bag replacement fast and easy. Because the can has a lip at the top that holds the bag securely without having to use any special retaining devises. Or like my other can; having to remove the inside can and specially secure the bag though a hole. This one just uses that top lip to hold the bag and it is easy and fast. <hl> I like it's rear wheels, which make it easy to pull in and out of my little place it have for it to sit. <hl> The maker has designed this one to do the job without having to deal with a lot of other stuff.

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stir it

question: What do I do to prevent burns of food?, context: I've had this crock pot for several years now. The handle on the lid has broken off, but the crockpot itself still works like it did when it was brand new. The only problem with that is the that it cooks too hot. It seems to get hot spots sometimes, and almost always burns the top edges of my food. I have to stir it all the time even on low. Honestly, I have no idea why I haven't replaced this thing by now. That's actually why I am on Amazon now. Good Riddance Rival.

What do I do to prevent burns of food?

I have to stir it all the time even on low.

I've had this crock pot for several years now. The handle on the lid has broken off, but the crockpot itself still works like it did when it was brand new. The only problem with that is the that it cooks too hot. It seems to get hot spots sometimes, and almost always burns the top edges of my food. I have to stir it all the time even on low. Honestly, I have no idea why I haven't replaced this thing by now. That's actually why I am on Amazon now. Good Riddance Rival.

I have to <hl> stir it <hl> all the time even on low.

I've had this crock pot for several years now. The handle on the lid has broken off, but the crockpot itself still works like it did when it was brand new. The only problem with that is the that it cooks too hot. It seems to get hot spots sometimes, and almost always burns the top edges of my food. I have to <hl> stir it <hl> all the time even on low. Honestly, I have no idea why I haven't replaced this thing by now. That's actually why I am on Amazon now. Good Riddance Rival.

I've had this crock pot for several years now. The handle on the lid has broken off, but the crockpot itself still works like it did when it was brand new. The only problem with that is the that it cooks too hot. It seems to get hot spots sometimes, and almost always burns the top edges of my food. <hl> I have to stir it all the time even on low. <hl> Honestly, I have no idea why I haven't replaced this thing by now. That's actually why I am on Amazon now. Good Riddance Rival.

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sample

question: What did they provide?, context: *Disclosure: I was contacted by a rep for Living Concept and provided a free sample for the purposes of giving my thoughts on it.*Hanging 10 in the closet. Who knew? Anyhow, this wood and metal hanger for the closet is indeed multi-purpose. Scarves, ties, hosiery, panties, bras, belts, socks, hats, and so on. The wood is solid and tough, the metal loops rigid and strong. If you can work out how to hang something from it, there ya go. It comes at a cheap investment price, likely less expensive than you would pay for the raw materials to make something similar. In my closet, it's doing at find job at hold all the belts I've picked up over the years.

What did they provide?

*Disclosure: I was contacted by a rep for Living Concept and provided a free sample for the purposes of giving my thoughts on it.*Hanging 10 in the closet.

*Disclosure: I was contacted by a rep for Living Concept and provided a free sample for the purposes of giving my thoughts on it.*Hanging 10 in the closet. Who knew? Anyhow, this wood and metal hanger for the closet is indeed multi-purpose. Scarves, ties, hosiery, panties, bras, belts, socks, hats, and so on. The wood is solid and tough, the metal loops rigid and strong. If you can work out how to hang something from it, there ya go. It comes at a cheap investment price, likely less expensive than you would pay for the raw materials to make something similar. In my closet, it's doing at find job at hold all the belts I've picked up over the years.

*Disclosure: I was contacted by a rep for Living Concept and provided a free <hl> sample <hl> for the purposes of giving my thoughts on it.*Hanging 10 in the closet.

*Disclosure: I was contacted by a rep for Living Concept and provided a free <hl> sample <hl> for the purposes of giving my thoughts on it.*Hanging 10 in the closet. Who knew? Anyhow, this wood and metal hanger for the closet is indeed multi-purpose. Scarves, ties, hosiery, panties, bras, belts, socks, hats, and so on. The wood is solid and tough, the metal loops rigid and strong. If you can work out how to hang something from it, there ya go. It comes at a cheap investment price, likely less expensive than you would pay for the raw materials to make something similar. In my closet, it's doing at find job at hold all the belts I've picked up over the years.

<hl> *Disclosure: I was contacted by a rep for Living Concept and provided a free sample for the purposes of giving my thoughts on it.*Hanging 10 in the closet. <hl> Who knew? Anyhow, this wood and metal hanger for the closet is indeed multi-purpose. Scarves, ties, hosiery, panties, bras, belts, socks, hats, and so on. The wood is solid and tough, the metal loops rigid and strong. If you can work out how to hang something from it, there ya go. It comes at a cheap investment price, likely less expensive than you would pay for the raw materials to make something similar. In my closet, it's doing at find job at hold all the belts I've picked up over the years.

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wedding shower gift

question: Why did the author get the product?, context: I bought these for a wedding shower gift and everyone at the shower commented on them. The quality is good and the design is whimsical...very cute. Ganz does a great job designing the different sets they offer. I liked them so much that I ordered a second set to take to Australia for a thank you gift.

Why did the author get the product?

I bought these for a wedding shower gift and everyone at the shower commented on them.

I bought these for a wedding shower gift and everyone at the shower commented on them. The quality is good and the design is whimsical...very cute. Ganz does a great job designing the different sets they offer. I liked them so much that I ordered a second set to take to Australia for a thank you gift.

I bought these for a <hl> wedding shower gift <hl> and everyone at the shower commented on them.

I bought these for a <hl> wedding shower gift <hl> and everyone at the shower commented on them. The quality is good and the design is whimsical...very cute. Ganz does a great job designing the different sets they offer. I liked them so much that I ordered a second set to take to Australia for a thank you gift.

<hl> I bought these for a wedding shower gift and everyone at the shower commented on them. <hl> The quality is good and the design is whimsical...very cute. Ganz does a great job designing the different sets they offer. I liked them so much that I ordered a second set to take to Australia for a thank you gift.

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use them as drawer liners

question: What do they like to do with them?, context: I bought these to assist with the stray pins that seem to jump out of the pin cushion onto the floor. My favorite use is as a assistant to medical magnets. If you are sensitive to magnetic therapy (not everyone is) it doesn't cost much to try them. I make lumbar pillows for those with back problems that do have positive responses to magnets. If it works for you great if not take some more Motrin and paste more pictures of the kids on the fridge. I like to use them as drawer liners in my desk to attract the paper clips and loose staples forever in the bottom of that drawer. I keep a strip in the medicine cabinet to hold the used razor blade I use to scrape paint and clean my glass top range when my cooking isn't quite up to par It is worth the trouble for me not to have to worry about little hands coming across them. Would enjoy hearing uses others have come up with for these. Buy a couple and let us all know. It is a hassle writing these but, I always check them before I buy anything and appreciate others that take that time

What do they like to do with them?

I like to use them as drawer liners in my desk to attract the paper clips and loose staples forever in the bottom of that drawer.

I bought these to assist with the stray pins that seem to jump out of the pin cushion onto the floor. My favorite use is as a assistant to medical magnets. If you are sensitive to magnetic therapy (not everyone is) it doesn't cost much to try them. I make lumbar pillows for those with back problems that do have positive responses to magnets. If it works for you great if not take some more Motrin and paste more pictures of the kids on the fridge. I like to use them as drawer liners in my desk to attract the paper clips and loose staples forever in the bottom of that drawer. I keep a strip in the medicine cabinet to hold the used razor blade I use to scrape paint and clean my glass top range when my cooking isn't quite up to par It is worth the trouble for me not to have to worry about little hands coming across them. Would enjoy hearing uses others have come up with for these. Buy a couple and let us all know. It is a hassle writing these but, I always check them before I buy anything and appreciate others that take that time

I like to <hl> use them as drawer liners <hl> in my desk to attract the paper clips and loose staples forever in the bottom of that drawer.

I bought these to assist with the stray pins that seem to jump out of the pin cushion onto the floor. My favorite use is as a assistant to medical magnets. If you are sensitive to magnetic therapy (not everyone is) it doesn't cost much to try them. I make lumbar pillows for those with back problems that do have positive responses to magnets. If it works for you great if not take some more Motrin and paste more pictures of the kids on the fridge. I like to <hl> use them as drawer liners <hl> in my desk to attract the paper clips and loose staples forever in the bottom of that drawer. I keep a strip in the medicine cabinet to hold the used razor blade I use to scrape paint and clean my glass top range when my cooking isn't quite up to par It is worth the trouble for me not to have to worry about little hands coming across them. Would enjoy hearing uses others have come up with for these. Buy a couple and let us all know. It is a hassle writing these but, I always check them before I buy anything and appreciate others that take that time

I bought these to assist with the stray pins that seem to jump out of the pin cushion onto the floor. My favorite use is as a assistant to medical magnets. If you are sensitive to magnetic therapy (not everyone is) it doesn't cost much to try them. I make lumbar pillows for those with back problems that do have positive responses to magnets. If it works for you great if not take some more Motrin and paste more pictures of the kids on the fridge. <hl> I like to use them as drawer liners in my desk to attract the paper clips and loose staples forever in the bottom of that drawer. <hl> I keep a strip in the medicine cabinet to hold the used razor blade I use to scrape paint and clean my glass top range when my cooking isn't quite up to par It is worth the trouble for me not to have to worry about little hands coming across them. Would enjoy hearing uses others have come up with for these. Buy a couple and let us all know. It is a hassle writing these but, I always check them before I buy anything and appreciate others that take that time

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set of utensils

question: What additional item can be purchased to go with this product?, context: When a young friend of our family's got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed a set of cookware, I researched and decided on this set. Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns Simply Calphalon, she will be using it forever. There is also a set of utensils that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. It was shipped to me through Amazon Prime with no problem and was securely packed. So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!

What additional item can be purchased to go with this product?

There is also a set of utensils that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface.

When a young friend of our family's got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed a set of cookware, I researched and decided on this set. Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns Simply Calphalon, she will be using it forever. There is also a set of utensils that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. It was shipped to me through Amazon Prime with no problem and was securely packed. So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!

There is also a <hl> set of utensils <hl> that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface.

When a young friend of our family's got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed a set of cookware, I researched and decided on this set. Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns Simply Calphalon, she will be using it forever. There is also a <hl> set of utensils <hl> that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. It was shipped to me through Amazon Prime with no problem and was securely packed. So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!

When a young friend of our family's got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed a set of cookware, I researched and decided on this set. Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns Simply Calphalon, she will be using it forever. <hl> There is also a set of utensils that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. <hl> It was shipped to me through Amazon Prime with no problem and was securely packed. So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!

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fruits, and vegetables

question: What can you peel with it?, context: I'm tired of using cheap, plastic peelers. So I got this peeler. A strong stainless steel peeler to last. And dishwasher safe too! I'm a big fan of my new dishwasher, so I'm looking to upgrade everything to be dishwasher compatible. Stainless steel does better than plastic. IN terms of peeling, this peeler actually can slice very thin. It's an easy way to peel skins, or even make potato chips. It's easy to use, and comes in a pair so you can keep one clean at all time, or give one to a friend.Overall, this is an easy to use peeler on fruits, and vegetables and strong and should last for a long time.

What can you peel with it?

Overall, this is an easy to use peeler on fruits, and vegetables and strong and should last for a long time.

I'm tired of using cheap, plastic peelers. So I got this peeler. A strong stainless steel peeler to last. And dishwasher safe too! I'm a big fan of my new dishwasher, so I'm looking to upgrade everything to be dishwasher compatible. Stainless steel does better than plastic. IN terms of peeling, this peeler actually can slice very thin. It's an easy way to peel skins, or even make potato chips. It's easy to use, and comes in a pair so you can keep one clean at all time, or give one to a friend.Overall, this is an easy to use peeler on fruits, and vegetables and strong and should last for a long time.

Overall, this is an easy to use peeler on <hl> fruits, and vegetables <hl> and strong and should last for a long time.

I'm tired of using cheap, plastic peelers. So I got this peeler. A strong stainless steel peeler to last. And dishwasher safe too! I'm a big fan of my new dishwasher, so I'm looking to upgrade everything to be dishwasher compatible. Stainless steel does better than plastic. IN terms of peeling, this peeler actually can slice very thin. It's an easy way to peel skins, or even make potato chips. It's easy to use, and comes in a pair so you can keep one clean at all time, or give one to a friend.Overall, this is an easy to use peeler on <hl> fruits, and vegetables <hl> and strong and should last for a long time.

I'm tired of using cheap, plastic peelers. So I got this peeler. A strong stainless steel peeler to last. And dishwasher safe too! I'm a big fan of my new dishwasher, so I'm looking to upgrade everything to be dishwasher compatible. Stainless steel does better than plastic. IN terms of peeling, this peeler actually can slice very thin. It's an easy way to peel skins, or even make potato chips. It's easy to use, and comes in a pair so you can keep one clean at all time, or give one to a friend. <hl> Overall, this is an easy to use peeler on fruits, and vegetables and strong and should last for a long time. <hl>

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cooking utensils

question: What is no exception?, context: I'm a big fan of Cuisinart cooking products, There pots and pans are top notch, and these cooking utensils are no exception. They are sold feeling, yet light weight and ergonomically correct feeling in my hands. Long enough to reach the deepest pots and don't get too hot to hold due to being hollow. Very easy clean up and great looking in general. My old utensils were in a drawer, there are going to go on a utensil rack and display prominently in my kitchen. Sure you can get cheaper plastic utensils that will still flip a burger or scoop up a ladle of soup, but when you want quality and want your things to look as good as they perform, these are worth the extra couple bucks. And being stainless, I can see these lasting for many many years to come.

What is no exception?

I'm a big fan of Cuisinart cooking products, There pots and pans are top notch, and these cooking utensils are no exception.

I'm a big fan of Cuisinart cooking products, There pots and pans are top notch, and these cooking utensils are no exception. They are sold feeling, yet light weight and ergonomically correct feeling in my hands. Long enough to reach the deepest pots and don't get too hot to hold due to being hollow. Very easy clean up and great looking in general. My old utensils were in a drawer, there are going to go on a utensil rack and display prominently in my kitchen. Sure you can get cheaper plastic utensils that will still flip a burger or scoop up a ladle of soup, but when you want quality and want your things to look as good as they perform, these are worth the extra couple bucks. And being stainless, I can see these lasting for many many years to come.

I'm a big fan of Cuisinart cooking products, There pots and pans are top notch, and these <hl> cooking utensils <hl> are no exception.

I'm a big fan of Cuisinart cooking products, There pots and pans are top notch, and these <hl> cooking utensils <hl> are no exception. They are sold feeling, yet light weight and ergonomically correct feeling in my hands. Long enough to reach the deepest pots and don't get too hot to hold due to being hollow. Very easy clean up and great looking in general. My old utensils were in a drawer, there are going to go on a utensil rack and display prominently in my kitchen. Sure you can get cheaper plastic utensils that will still flip a burger or scoop up a ladle of soup, but when you want quality and want your things to look as good as they perform, these are worth the extra couple bucks. And being stainless, I can see these lasting for many many years to come.

<hl> I'm a big fan of Cuisinart cooking products, There pots and pans are top notch, and these cooking utensils are no exception. <hl> They are sold feeling, yet light weight and ergonomically correct feeling in my hands. Long enough to reach the deepest pots and don't get too hot to hold due to being hollow. Very easy clean up and great looking in general. My old utensils were in a drawer, there are going to go on a utensil rack and display prominently in my kitchen. Sure you can get cheaper plastic utensils that will still flip a burger or scoop up a ladle of soup, but when you want quality and want your things to look as good as they perform, these are worth the extra couple bucks. And being stainless, I can see these lasting for many many years to come.

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crate and barrel

question: Where was the first salt and pepper shaker bought from?, context: Spent ages looking for an all in one pepper and salt shaker. First bought a Dansk one from crate and barrel, but the pepper compartment was tiny, so returned that.Very pleased with the operation of this one. Like that you can see through, so you know when you are low, and it grinds and shakes well. Have had it a few months and no problems.

Where was the first salt and pepper shaker bought from?

First bought a Dansk one from crate and barrel , but the pepper compartment was tiny, so returned that.

Spent ages looking for an all in one pepper and salt shaker. First bought a Dansk one from crate and barrel, but the pepper compartment was tiny, so returned that.Very pleased with the operation of this one. Like that you can see through, so you know when you are low, and it grinds and shakes well. Have had it a few months and no problems.

First bought a Dansk one from <hl> crate and barrel <hl> , but the pepper compartment was tiny, so returned that.

Spent ages looking for an all in one pepper and salt shaker. First bought a Dansk one from <hl> crate and barrel <hl>, but the pepper compartment was tiny, so returned that.Very pleased with the operation of this one. Like that you can see through, so you know when you are low, and it grinds and shakes well. Have had it a few months and no problems.

Spent ages looking for an all in one pepper and salt shaker. <hl> First bought a Dansk one from crate and barrel , but the pepper compartment was tiny, so returned that. <hl> Very pleased with the operation of this one. Like that you can see through, so you know when you are low, and it grinds and shakes well. Have had it a few months and no problems.

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They ARE washable!

question: How are these bags meant to be cleaned?, context: Cannot say enough about these bags. We've been using them for a three months now and they are AWESOME!--The handels are strong and hold tough even when they are packed heavy.--The plastic inserts show zero signs of cracking or wearing out.--The vibrant colors are fun and help remind me to grab them from the back seat of my car (where they &#34;live&#34;)--They ARE washable! We put one through the wash with all the other clothes and it came out in one peice! My husband thew it in the dryer (to my horror) but it came out just fine! A little wrinkled, but nothing an iron couldn't fix. In the future I will def be air drying them to maintain their crisp shape.The only con is that grocery store baggers tend to pack them TOO FULL! I have to remind them, &#34;please pack the bags 1/2 full&#34; or they are just too heavy and I have to worry about things getting crushed. However, when it comes to camping and going to the beach they are perfect for snacks, clothes, extra towels, garbage can, or whatever! We do not travel without one or two in the car anymore!

How are these bags meant to be cleaned?

We've been using them for a three months now and they are AWESOME!--The handels are strong and hold tough even when they are packed heavy.--The plastic inserts show zero signs of cracking or wearing out.--The vibrant colors are fun and help remind me to grab them from the back seat of my car (where they &#34;live&#34;)-- They ARE washable! We put one through the wash with all the other clothes and it came out in one peice!

Cannot say enough about these bags. We've been using them for a three months now and they are AWESOME!--The handels are strong and hold tough even when they are packed heavy.--The plastic inserts show zero signs of cracking or wearing out.--The vibrant colors are fun and help remind me to grab them from the back seat of my car (where they &#34;live&#34;)--They ARE washable! We put one through the wash with all the other clothes and it came out in one peice! My husband thew it in the dryer (to my horror) but it came out just fine! A little wrinkled, but nothing an iron couldn't fix. In the future I will def be air drying them to maintain their crisp shape.The only con is that grocery store baggers tend to pack them TOO FULL! I have to remind them, &#34;please pack the bags 1/2 full&#34; or they are just too heavy and I have to worry about things getting crushed. However, when it comes to camping and going to the beach they are perfect for snacks, clothes, extra towels, garbage can, or whatever! We do not travel without one or two in the car anymore!

We've been using them for a three months now and they are AWESOME!--The handels are strong and hold tough even when they are packed heavy.--The plastic inserts show zero signs of cracking or wearing out.--The vibrant colors are fun and help remind me to grab them from the back seat of my car (where they &#34;live&#34;)-- <hl> They ARE washable! <hl> We put one through the wash with all the other clothes and it came out in one peice!

Cannot say enough about these bags. We've been using them for a three months now and they are AWESOME!--The handels are strong and hold tough even when they are packed heavy.--The plastic inserts show zero signs of cracking or wearing out.--The vibrant colors are fun and help remind me to grab them from the back seat of my car (where they &#34;live&#34;)--<hl> They ARE washable! <hl> We put one through the wash with all the other clothes and it came out in one peice! My husband thew it in the dryer (to my horror) but it came out just fine! A little wrinkled, but nothing an iron couldn't fix. In the future I will def be air drying them to maintain their crisp shape.The only con is that grocery store baggers tend to pack them TOO FULL! I have to remind them, &#34;please pack the bags 1/2 full&#34; or they are just too heavy and I have to worry about things getting crushed. However, when it comes to camping and going to the beach they are perfect for snacks, clothes, extra towels, garbage can, or whatever! We do not travel without one or two in the car anymore!

Cannot say enough about these bags. <hl> We've been using them for a three months now and they are AWESOME!--The handels are strong and hold tough even when they are packed heavy.--The plastic inserts show zero signs of cracking or wearing out.--The vibrant colors are fun and help remind me to grab them from the back seat of my car (where they &#34;live&#34;)-- They ARE washable! We put one through the wash with all the other clothes and it came out in one peice! <hl> My husband thew it in the dryer (to my horror) but it came out just fine! A little wrinkled, but nothing an iron couldn't fix. In the future I will def be air drying them to maintain their crisp shape. The only con is that grocery store baggers tend to pack them TOO FULL! I have to remind them, &#34;please pack the bags 1/2 full&#34; or they are just too heavy and I have to worry about things getting crushed. However, when it comes to camping and going to the beach they are perfect for snacks, clothes, extra towels, garbage can, or whatever! We do not travel without one or two in the car anymore!

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long time

question: How long does it last on a charge, context: I have purchased just about every cordless vacuum out there including a pricey ($99) cordless that never came close to the manufacturer's claims. After numerous disappointments I finally found the (almost) perfect cordless vacuum.I have seven cats and a combination of hardwood and carpeting in my home and this is the first cordless that I have found to pick up both cat hair on the carpet and on bare floors. It is surprisingly powerful for a cordless and once fully charged seems to last quite a long time until it needs recharging.I only have a few minor complaints being that it is a bit heavier and noisier than other cordless vacuums and the head is somewhat floppy. Considering how well it picks up and how long the charge lasts, the good far outweigh the bad.If you have animals and don't want to be hauling out the big vacuum everyday, this is an excellent choice to consider.

How long does it last on a charge

It is surprisingly powerful for a cordless and once fully charged seems to last quite a long time until it needs recharging.

I have purchased just about every cordless vacuum out there including a pricey ($99) cordless that never came close to the manufacturer's claims. After numerous disappointments I finally found the (almost) perfect cordless vacuum.I have seven cats and a combination of hardwood and carpeting in my home and this is the first cordless that I have found to pick up both cat hair on the carpet and on bare floors. It is surprisingly powerful for a cordless and once fully charged seems to last quite a long time until it needs recharging.I only have a few minor complaints being that it is a bit heavier and noisier than other cordless vacuums and the head is somewhat floppy. Considering how well it picks up and how long the charge lasts, the good far outweigh the bad.If you have animals and don't want to be hauling out the big vacuum everyday, this is an excellent choice to consider.

It is surprisingly powerful for a cordless and once fully charged seems to last quite a <hl> long time <hl> until it needs recharging.

I have purchased just about every cordless vacuum out there including a pricey ($99) cordless that never came close to the manufacturer's claims. After numerous disappointments I finally found the (almost) perfect cordless vacuum.I have seven cats and a combination of hardwood and carpeting in my home and this is the first cordless that I have found to pick up both cat hair on the carpet and on bare floors. It is surprisingly powerful for a cordless and once fully charged seems to last quite a <hl> long time <hl> until it needs recharging.I only have a few minor complaints being that it is a bit heavier and noisier than other cordless vacuums and the head is somewhat floppy. Considering how well it picks up and how long the charge lasts, the good far outweigh the bad.If you have animals and don't want to be hauling out the big vacuum everyday, this is an excellent choice to consider.

I have purchased just about every cordless vacuum out there including a pricey ($99) cordless that never came close to the manufacturer's claims. After numerous disappointments I finally found the (almost) perfect cordless vacuum. I have seven cats and a combination of hardwood and carpeting in my home and this is the first cordless that I have found to pick up both cat hair on the carpet and on bare floors. <hl> It is surprisingly powerful for a cordless and once fully charged seems to last quite a long time until it needs recharging. <hl> I only have a few minor complaints being that it is a bit heavier and noisier than other cordless vacuums and the head is somewhat floppy. Considering how well it picks up and how long the charge lasts, the good far outweigh the bad. If you have animals and don't want to be hauling out the big vacuum everyday, this is an excellent choice to consider.

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does not heat up your kitchen

question: How much does the toaster oven heat up the kitchen?, context: If you can find a toaster oven better than the Breville buy it and let everyone know what it is!!! I've had mine 3 years now so I know what I'm talking about, it replaced a Toast Master convection oven I had for 15 years, tells you how good that Toast Master was. I read these reviews and I wonder why sometimes people submit a review without really knowing the product. This oven is better that the GE big oven in my kitchen and takes 15% less time and probably 30% less electricity. I've cooked chickens to perfection, blueberry pecan bread to die for, steaks rare to well done, toast that my very expensive Kitchen Aid toaster would be proud of and all of this in a little compact powerful machine. It's got its own brain so if yours isn't working quite right it will keep you on track, does not heat up your kitchen, is stainless steel and you get what you paid for. I've given 3 of these away and everyone loves this unit. Thanks Breville your are the best.

How much does the toaster oven heat up the kitchen?

It's got its own brain so if yours isn't working quite right it will keep you on track, does not heat up your kitchen , is stainless steel

If you can find a toaster oven better than the Breville buy it and let everyone know what it is!!! I've had mine 3 years now so I know what I'm talking about, it replaced a Toast Master convection oven I had for 15 years, tells you how good that Toast Master was. I read these reviews and I wonder why sometimes people submit a review without really knowing the product. This oven is better that the GE big oven in my kitchen and takes 15% less time and probably 30% less electricity. I've cooked chickens to perfection, blueberry pecan bread to die for, steaks rare to well done, toast that my very expensive Kitchen Aid toaster would be proud of and all of this in a little compact powerful machine. It's got its own brain so if yours isn't working quite right it will keep you on track, does not heat up your kitchen, is stainless steel and you get what you paid for. I've given 3 of these away and everyone loves this unit. Thanks Breville your are the best.

It's got its own brain so if yours isn't working quite right it will keep you on track, <hl> does not heat up your kitchen <hl> , is stainless steel

If you can find a toaster oven better than the Breville buy it and let everyone know what it is!!! I've had mine 3 years now so I know what I'm talking about, it replaced a Toast Master convection oven I had for 15 years, tells you how good that Toast Master was. I read these reviews and I wonder why sometimes people submit a review without really knowing the product. This oven is better that the GE big oven in my kitchen and takes 15% less time and probably 30% less electricity. I've cooked chickens to perfection, blueberry pecan bread to die for, steaks rare to well done, toast that my very expensive Kitchen Aid toaster would be proud of and all of this in a little compact powerful machine. It's got its own brain so if yours isn't working quite right it will keep you on track, <hl> does not heat up your kitchen <hl>, is stainless steel and you get what you paid for. I've given 3 of these away and everyone loves this unit. Thanks Breville your are the best.

If you can find a toaster oven better than the Breville buy it and let everyone know what it is!!! I've had mine 3 years now so I know what I'm talking about, it replaced a Toast Master convection oven I had for 15 years, tells you how good that Toast Master was. I read these reviews and I wonder why sometimes people submit a review without really knowing the product. This oven is better that the GE big oven in my kitchen and takes 15% less time and probably 30% less electricity. I've cooked chickens to perfection, blueberry pecan bread to die for, steaks rare to well done, toast that my very expensive Kitchen Aid toaster would be proud of and all of this in a little compact powerful machine. <hl> It's got its own brain so if yours isn't working quite right it will keep you on track, does not heat up your kitchen , is stainless steel <hl> and you get what you paid for. I've given 3 of these away and everyone loves this unit. Thanks Breville your are the best.

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15 pound bags

question: How many pounds of carrots will they buy next week?, context: I bought these because I do a lot of freezing of extra milk or fruit or vegetable juices that I make up. I wanted something that would give me a 'glassful' of juice or milk thawed out at a time. I liked what I got. I got a new juicer and the carrots that had been waiting for me to juice were going bad. I had a lot of carrots to process in one day and I needed to store them in the freezer. These were perfect! I got all the carrots processed and put in these little jars into the freezer and saved a lot of money by not having to throw out carrots or carrot juice that I couldn't drink in one day (fruit and vegetable juices that are fresh juiced need to be drank the same day if in the 'fridge.) I just finished off the last 8-ounce jar of juice today that I had stored in the freezer. I'll be repeating the process next week when I get more juicing carrots in 15 pound bags. I'm grateful to have these jars from Ball for all my freezer needs. There is also a 30 piece set of freezer jars by Ball also available that I will be buying soon. I found that when I figured it out, those would be more cost efficient for my needs. But these are great if you don't have allot to freeze. I highly recommend these.

How many pounds of carrots will they buy next week?

I'll be repeating the process next week when I get more juicing carrots in 15 pound bags .

I bought these because I do a lot of freezing of extra milk or fruit or vegetable juices that I make up. I wanted something that would give me a 'glassful' of juice or milk thawed out at a time. I liked what I got. I got a new juicer and the carrots that had been waiting for me to juice were going bad. I had a lot of carrots to process in one day and I needed to store them in the freezer. These were perfect! I got all the carrots processed and put in these little jars into the freezer and saved a lot of money by not having to throw out carrots or carrot juice that I couldn't drink in one day (fruit and vegetable juices that are fresh juiced need to be drank the same day if in the 'fridge.) I just finished off the last 8-ounce jar of juice today that I had stored in the freezer. I'll be repeating the process next week when I get more juicing carrots in 15 pound bags. I'm grateful to have these jars from Ball for all my freezer needs. There is also a 30 piece set of freezer jars by Ball also available that I will be buying soon. I found that when I figured it out, those would be more cost efficient for my needs. But these are great if you don't have allot to freeze. I highly recommend these.

I'll be repeating the process next week when I get more juicing carrots in <hl> 15 pound bags <hl> .

I bought these because I do a lot of freezing of extra milk or fruit or vegetable juices that I make up. I wanted something that would give me a 'glassful' of juice or milk thawed out at a time. I liked what I got. I got a new juicer and the carrots that had been waiting for me to juice were going bad. I had a lot of carrots to process in one day and I needed to store them in the freezer. These were perfect! I got all the carrots processed and put in these little jars into the freezer and saved a lot of money by not having to throw out carrots or carrot juice that I couldn't drink in one day (fruit and vegetable juices that are fresh juiced need to be drank the same day if in the 'fridge.) I just finished off the last 8-ounce jar of juice today that I had stored in the freezer. I'll be repeating the process next week when I get more juicing carrots in <hl> 15 pound bags <hl>. I'm grateful to have these jars from Ball for all my freezer needs. There is also a 30 piece set of freezer jars by Ball also available that I will be buying soon. I found that when I figured it out, those would be more cost efficient for my needs. But these are great if you don't have allot to freeze. I highly recommend these.

I bought these because I do a lot of freezing of extra milk or fruit or vegetable juices that I make up. I wanted something that would give me a 'glassful' of juice or milk thawed out at a time. I liked what I got. I got a new juicer and the carrots that had been waiting for me to juice were going bad. I had a lot of carrots to process in one day and I needed to store them in the freezer. These were perfect! I got all the carrots processed and put in these little jars into the freezer and saved a lot of money by not having to throw out carrots or carrot juice that I couldn't drink in one day (fruit and vegetable juices that are fresh juiced need to be drank the same day if in the 'fridge.) I just finished off the last 8-ounce jar of juice today that I had stored in the freezer. <hl> I'll be repeating the process next week when I get more juicing carrots in 15 pound bags . <hl> I'm grateful to have these jars from Ball for all my freezer needs. There is also a 30 piece set of freezer jars by Ball also available that I will be buying soon. I found that when I figured it out, those would be more cost efficient for my needs. But these are great if you don't have allot to freeze. I highly recommend these.

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handles

question: What allows for easy transport?, context: I ordered this basket because I wanted a decorative way of keeping all my cosmetics by my couch so I can take my make up off while watching tv in the evening, before bed. I just like to do my routine with creams, lotions etc while in the living room and with so many bottles, cotton pads etc, it could look messy on a shelf or on a side table. This little basket does the job perfectly - it's the ideal size to hold all of my items and is very sturdy, has a very stylish look, the brown blends in with my furniture and so having cosmetic bottles in my living room doesn't look nearly as odd! Also, I like the handles, allows me to transport the basket around with ease. I can imagine using this basket and the same set in different sizes for a million things in the apartment, so I will definitely be ordering more. Highly recommend!

What allows for easy transport?

Also, I like the handles , allows me to transport the basket around with ease.

I ordered this basket because I wanted a decorative way of keeping all my cosmetics by my couch so I can take my make up off while watching tv in the evening, before bed. I just like to do my routine with creams, lotions etc while in the living room and with so many bottles, cotton pads etc, it could look messy on a shelf or on a side table. This little basket does the job perfectly - it's the ideal size to hold all of my items and is very sturdy, has a very stylish look, the brown blends in with my furniture and so having cosmetic bottles in my living room doesn't look nearly as odd! Also, I like the handles, allows me to transport the basket around with ease. I can imagine using this basket and the same set in different sizes for a million things in the apartment, so I will definitely be ordering more. Highly recommend!

Also, I like the <hl> handles <hl> , allows me to transport the basket around with ease.

I ordered this basket because I wanted a decorative way of keeping all my cosmetics by my couch so I can take my make up off while watching tv in the evening, before bed. I just like to do my routine with creams, lotions etc while in the living room and with so many bottles, cotton pads etc, it could look messy on a shelf or on a side table. This little basket does the job perfectly - it's the ideal size to hold all of my items and is very sturdy, has a very stylish look, the brown blends in with my furniture and so having cosmetic bottles in my living room doesn't look nearly as odd! Also, I like the <hl> handles <hl>, allows me to transport the basket around with ease. I can imagine using this basket and the same set in different sizes for a million things in the apartment, so I will definitely be ordering more. Highly recommend!

I ordered this basket because I wanted a decorative way of keeping all my cosmetics by my couch so I can take my make up off while watching tv in the evening, before bed. I just like to do my routine with creams, lotions etc while in the living room and with so many bottles, cotton pads etc, it could look messy on a shelf or on a side table. This little basket does the job perfectly - it's the ideal size to hold all of my items and is very sturdy, has a very stylish look, the brown blends in with my furniture and so having cosmetic bottles in my living room doesn't look nearly as odd! <hl> Also, I like the handles , allows me to transport the basket around with ease. <hl> I can imagine using this basket and the same set in different sizes for a million things in the apartment, so I will definitely be ordering more. Highly recommend!

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You could drive over this pan with your car

question: Is it durable, context: We recently broke our 8 inch glass Pyrex and decided maybe we'd try metal instead. We were at a local store and my wife grabbed an 8 inch pan off the shelf. I noticed it was made in China and put it back on the shelf. I then saw Chicago Metallic and grabbed one, only to find out it was also made in China. I went around to the other side of the isle and noticed USA Pans. I knew that they're the best and made in the U.S. because I have the Pullman Loaf pan. You could drive over this pan with your car and it probably wouldn't do much damage.....really. You get what you pay for. This pan works well. Just know that you still need to spray this pan or use oil, butter etc. It does an amazing job with the Cooks Illustrated Corn Bread recipe (the one with actual corn kernels in it).

Is it durable

You could drive over this pan with your car and it probably wouldn't do much damage.....really.

We recently broke our 8 inch glass Pyrex and decided maybe we'd try metal instead. We were at a local store and my wife grabbed an 8 inch pan off the shelf. I noticed it was made in China and put it back on the shelf. I then saw Chicago Metallic and grabbed one, only to find out it was also made in China. I went around to the other side of the isle and noticed USA Pans. I knew that they're the best and made in the U.S. because I have the Pullman Loaf pan. You could drive over this pan with your car and it probably wouldn't do much damage.....really. You get what you pay for. This pan works well. Just know that you still need to spray this pan or use oil, butter etc. It does an amazing job with the Cooks Illustrated Corn Bread recipe (the one with actual corn kernels in it).

<hl> You could drive over this pan with your car <hl> and it probably wouldn't do much damage.....really.

We recently broke our 8 inch glass Pyrex and decided maybe we'd try metal instead. We were at a local store and my wife grabbed an 8 inch pan off the shelf. I noticed it was made in China and put it back on the shelf. I then saw Chicago Metallic and grabbed one, only to find out it was also made in China. I went around to the other side of the isle and noticed USA Pans. I knew that they're the best and made in the U.S. because I have the Pullman Loaf pan. <hl> You could drive over this pan with your car <hl> and it probably wouldn't do much damage.....really. You get what you pay for. This pan works well. Just know that you still need to spray this pan or use oil, butter etc. It does an amazing job with the Cooks Illustrated Corn Bread recipe (the one with actual corn kernels in it).

We recently broke our 8 inch glass Pyrex and decided maybe we'd try metal instead. We were at a local store and my wife grabbed an 8 inch pan off the shelf. I noticed it was made in China and put it back on the shelf. I then saw Chicago Metallic and grabbed one, only to find out it was also made in China. I went around to the other side of the isle and noticed USA Pans. I knew that they're the best and made in the U.S. because I have the Pullman Loaf pan. <hl> You could drive over this pan with your car and it probably wouldn't do much damage.....really. <hl> You get what you pay for. This pan works well. Just know that you still need to spray this pan or use oil, butter etc. It does an amazing job with the Cooks Illustrated Corn Bread recipe (the one with actual corn kernels in it).

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halfway between drip and espresso

question: When do they use a grind?, context: Makes a three shots of great tasting "espresso". I use a grind halfway between drip and espresso. Found starting with hot water makes a much better brew - less time on the stove. Steam and water leaked between the chambers the first couple times I used it. Took the seal off and carefully cleaned it and the threads; problem solved. Easy to clean, too.

When do they use a grind?

I use a grind halfway between drip and espresso .

Makes a three shots of great tasting "espresso". I use a grind halfway between drip and espresso. Found starting with hot water makes a much better brew - less time on the stove. Steam and water leaked between the chambers the first couple times I used it. Took the seal off and carefully cleaned it and the threads; problem solved. Easy to clean, too.

I use a grind <hl> halfway between drip and espresso <hl> .

Makes a three shots of great tasting "espresso". I use a grind <hl> halfway between drip and espresso <hl>. Found starting with hot water makes a much better brew - less time on the stove. Steam and water leaked between the chambers the first couple times I used it. Took the seal off and carefully cleaned it and the threads; problem solved. Easy to clean, too.

Makes a three shots of great tasting "espresso". <hl> I use a grind halfway between drip and espresso . <hl> Found starting with hot water makes a much better brew - less time on the stove. Steam and water leaked between the chambers the first couple times I used it. Took the seal off and carefully cleaned it and the threads; problem solved. Easy to clean, too.

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It is very strong. It holds a lot.

question: Does it hold a lot?, context: I love the color. It is very strong. It holds a lot. It doesn't get dirty at all like a lot of other similar products. I use this as my laundry basket. It can be use for so many different things. I need a few more of these bongo bags. They are awesome.

Does it hold a lot?

It is very strong. It holds a lot. It doesn't get dirty at all like a lot of other similar products.

I love the color. It is very strong. It holds a lot. It doesn't get dirty at all like a lot of other similar products. I use this as my laundry basket. It can be use for so many different things. I need a few more of these bongo bags. They are awesome.

<hl> It is very strong. It holds a lot. <hl> It doesn't get dirty at all like a lot of other similar products.

I love the color. <hl> It is very strong. It holds a lot. <hl> It doesn't get dirty at all like a lot of other similar products. I use this as my laundry basket. It can be use for so many different things. I need a few more of these bongo bags. They are awesome.

I love the color. <hl> It is very strong. It holds a lot. It doesn't get dirty at all like a lot of other similar products. <hl> I use this as my laundry basket. It can be use for so many different things. I need a few more of these bongo bags. They are awesome.

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no chips or porcelain impurities noticed

question: Did the dishes get damaged in the dishwasher?, context: I ordered these to complement16 Piece Pure White Ribbed Porcelain Dinnerware Set, I intended to use these a tea mugs. I liked the uniqueness of them but, when they arrived I realized that the handle is not well-balanced. The handle will accommodate a large hand but, the curve makes it awkward. The starburst pattern on the bottom was a surprise - thought I should mention it. The dishes held up in the dishwasher, no chips or porcelain impurities noticed. The pour hole for the porcelain is located under the top portion of the handle, it is too visible - my eye was immediately drawn toward it.

Did the dishes get damaged in the dishwasher?

The dishes held up in the dishwasher, no chips or porcelain impurities noticed .

I ordered these to complement16 Piece Pure White Ribbed Porcelain Dinnerware Set, I intended to use these a tea mugs. I liked the uniqueness of them but, when they arrived I realized that the handle is not well-balanced. The handle will accommodate a large hand but, the curve makes it awkward. The starburst pattern on the bottom was a surprise - thought I should mention it. The dishes held up in the dishwasher, no chips or porcelain impurities noticed. The pour hole for the porcelain is located under the top portion of the handle, it is too visible - my eye was immediately drawn toward it.

The dishes held up in the dishwasher, <hl> no chips or porcelain impurities noticed <hl> .

I ordered these to complement16 Piece Pure White Ribbed Porcelain Dinnerware Set, I intended to use these a tea mugs. I liked the uniqueness of them but, when they arrived I realized that the handle is not well-balanced. The handle will accommodate a large hand but, the curve makes it awkward. The starburst pattern on the bottom was a surprise - thought I should mention it. The dishes held up in the dishwasher, <hl> no chips or porcelain impurities noticed <hl>. The pour hole for the porcelain is located under the top portion of the handle, it is too visible - my eye was immediately drawn toward it.

I ordered these to complement16 Piece Pure White Ribbed Porcelain Dinnerware Set, I intended to use these a tea mugs. I liked the uniqueness of them but, when they arrived I realized that the handle is not well-balanced. The handle will accommodate a large hand but, the curve makes it awkward. The starburst pattern on the bottom was a surprise - thought I should mention it. <hl> The dishes held up in the dishwasher, no chips or porcelain impurities noticed . <hl> The pour hole for the porcelain is located under the top portion of the handle, it is too visible - my eye was immediately drawn toward it.

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frosted mugs

question: What do some places serve beer in?, context: Some beers just taste better cold. Have you ever noticed how the first sip of an ice cold beer is always the best? Or have you noticed how some bars server certain beers in frosted mugs? They know that some beers just taste better when kept cold. I like some beers at a warmer temperature, but for others these mugs are awesome.We just keep them in the freezer upside down, pour the beer in slowly down the inside of the mug and enjoy. These things get so cold they will freeze some of the beer to the inside of the mugs. If you're going to be sitting inside you might want to let the mugs warm up slightly before use to prevent too much of the beer from freezing inside. If you are outside in the warmer air then get ready for beer drinking perfection. :)

What do some places serve beer in?

Or have you noticed how some bars server certain beers in frosted mugs ?

Some beers just taste better cold. Have you ever noticed how the first sip of an ice cold beer is always the best? Or have you noticed how some bars server certain beers in frosted mugs? They know that some beers just taste better when kept cold. I like some beers at a warmer temperature, but for others these mugs are awesome.We just keep them in the freezer upside down, pour the beer in slowly down the inside of the mug and enjoy. These things get so cold they will freeze some of the beer to the inside of the mugs. If you're going to be sitting inside you might want to let the mugs warm up slightly before use to prevent too much of the beer from freezing inside. If you are outside in the warmer air then get ready for beer drinking perfection. :)

Or have you noticed how some bars server certain beers in <hl> frosted mugs <hl> ?

Some beers just taste better cold. Have you ever noticed how the first sip of an ice cold beer is always the best? Or have you noticed how some bars server certain beers in <hl> frosted mugs <hl>? They know that some beers just taste better when kept cold. I like some beers at a warmer temperature, but for others these mugs are awesome.We just keep them in the freezer upside down, pour the beer in slowly down the inside of the mug and enjoy. These things get so cold they will freeze some of the beer to the inside of the mugs. If you're going to be sitting inside you might want to let the mugs warm up slightly before use to prevent too much of the beer from freezing inside. If you are outside in the warmer air then get ready for beer drinking perfection. :)

Some beers just taste better cold. Have you ever noticed how the first sip of an ice cold beer is always the best? <hl> Or have you noticed how some bars server certain beers in frosted mugs ? <hl> They know that some beers just taste better when kept cold. I like some beers at a warmer temperature, but for others these mugs are awesome. We just keep them in the freezer upside down, pour the beer in slowly down the inside of the mug and enjoy. These things get so cold they will freeze some of the beer to the inside of the mugs. If you're going to be sitting inside you might want to let the mugs warm up slightly before use to prevent too much of the beer from freezing inside. If you are outside in the warmer air then get ready for beer drinking perfection. :)

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10-15 minutes

question: How long does the user let the thermos sit before putting hot coffee in it?, context: I was a little concerned since this thermos is more slender than the one it was replacing. Both this and the other one were 16 oz bottles, so I was concerned about the insulating power of the more slender thermos. However, I guess a small vacuum functions about as well as a big vacuum (seems to logical now that I think about it). I always preheat any thermos with boiling water and put the cap on and let it sit for 10-15 minutes before putting hot coffee in. This one actually keeps coffee hotter than the other one and takes up a bit less room in my pack and absolutely does not leak. It's a winner!

How long does the user let the thermos sit before putting hot coffee in it?

I always preheat any thermos with boiling water and put the cap on and let it sit for 10-15 minutes before putting hot coffee in.

I was a little concerned since this thermos is more slender than the one it was replacing. Both this and the other one were 16 oz bottles, so I was concerned about the insulating power of the more slender thermos. However, I guess a small vacuum functions about as well as a big vacuum (seems to logical now that I think about it). I always preheat any thermos with boiling water and put the cap on and let it sit for 10-15 minutes before putting hot coffee in. This one actually keeps coffee hotter than the other one and takes up a bit less room in my pack and absolutely does not leak. It's a winner!

I always preheat any thermos with boiling water and put the cap on and let it sit for <hl> 10-15 minutes <hl> before putting hot coffee in.

I was a little concerned since this thermos is more slender than the one it was replacing. Both this and the other one were 16 oz bottles, so I was concerned about the insulating power of the more slender thermos. However, I guess a small vacuum functions about as well as a big vacuum (seems to logical now that I think about it). I always preheat any thermos with boiling water and put the cap on and let it sit for <hl> 10-15 minutes <hl> before putting hot coffee in. This one actually keeps coffee hotter than the other one and takes up a bit less room in my pack and absolutely does not leak. It's a winner!

I was a little concerned since this thermos is more slender than the one it was replacing. Both this and the other one were 16 oz bottles, so I was concerned about the insulating power of the more slender thermos. However, I guess a small vacuum functions about as well as a big vacuum (seems to logical now that I think about it). <hl> I always preheat any thermos with boiling water and put the cap on and let it sit for 10-15 minutes before putting hot coffee in. <hl> This one actually keeps coffee hotter than the other one and takes up a bit less room in my pack and absolutely does not leak. It's a winner!

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complex flavor notes

question: What did the taste lack?, context: The system itself has good intentions and isn't overly cheap, but it is certainly not going to make the complex cup of coffee that a french press or Chemex will.I have never had a problem with the acidity of coffee, and when I tried cold-brewed, it was the bland taste that lacked all the complex flavor notes that drove me away. Maybe for iced coffee - maybe - but not for the add-hot-water-to-concentrate crowd that has cropped up. You are short-changing the complex flavors that only hot water can extract.

What did the taste lack?

I have never had a problem with the acidity of coffee, and when I tried cold-brewed, it was the bland taste that lacked all the complex flavor notes that drove me away.

The system itself has good intentions and isn't overly cheap, but it is certainly not going to make the complex cup of coffee that a french press or Chemex will.I have never had a problem with the acidity of coffee, and when I tried cold-brewed, it was the bland taste that lacked all the complex flavor notes that drove me away. Maybe for iced coffee - maybe - but not for the add-hot-water-to-concentrate crowd that has cropped up. You are short-changing the complex flavors that only hot water can extract.

I have never had a problem with the acidity of coffee, and when I tried cold-brewed, it was the bland taste that lacked all the <hl> complex flavor notes <hl> that drove me away.

The system itself has good intentions and isn't overly cheap, but it is certainly not going to make the complex cup of coffee that a french press or Chemex will.I have never had a problem with the acidity of coffee, and when I tried cold-brewed, it was the bland taste that lacked all the <hl> complex flavor notes <hl> that drove me away. Maybe for iced coffee - maybe - but not for the add-hot-water-to-concentrate crowd that has cropped up. You are short-changing the complex flavors that only hot water can extract.

The system itself has good intentions and isn't overly cheap, but it is certainly not going to make the complex cup of coffee that a french press or Chemex will. <hl> I have never had a problem with the acidity of coffee, and when I tried cold-brewed, it was the bland taste that lacked all the complex flavor notes that drove me away. <hl> Maybe for iced coffee - maybe - but not for the add-hot-water-to-concentrate crowd that has cropped up. You are short-changing the complex flavors that only hot water can extract.

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size of the cubes

question: How does this product differ than other product on the market?, context: So there was a big fuss about these being the greatest ice cube trays known to mankind on some consumer review blog that basically just regurgitates the content of reviews from Cook's Illustrated and slaps their name on it. I've never been particularly happy with any ice cube tray I've owned, and these were cheap enough, so I figured I'd give them a try.These trays will definitely hold water inside them long enough to freeze it, so in that regard, they are wonderful. In every other regard, they are exactly the same as every other ice cube tray I've ever used. It takes a lot of effort to push the cubes out, and you invariably end up pushing out more than you actually wanted because it's still a big, single-piece tray. I wouldn't really harp on that being an issue were it not for the emphatic pronouncements of Tovolo's apparent mechanical superiority in the cube removal arena--something I've found to be completely imaginary in actual practice. Where it differs from the rest of the market is in the size of the cubes it produces. More specifically, they're too big to fit in any glass I own.Oh yeah, and the disgusting taste/smell is impossible to ignore or get rid of. Wash it all you want, it never goes away.In short: People who call themselves "mixologists" aren't particularly valuable sources of information and I will not be basing any further purchasing decisions on their rantings.

How does this product differ than other product on the market?

Where it differs from the rest of the market is in the size of the cubes it produces.

So there was a big fuss about these being the greatest ice cube trays known to mankind on some consumer review blog that basically just regurgitates the content of reviews from Cook's Illustrated and slaps their name on it. I've never been particularly happy with any ice cube tray I've owned, and these were cheap enough, so I figured I'd give them a try.These trays will definitely hold water inside them long enough to freeze it, so in that regard, they are wonderful. In every other regard, they are exactly the same as every other ice cube tray I've ever used. It takes a lot of effort to push the cubes out, and you invariably end up pushing out more than you actually wanted because it's still a big, single-piece tray. I wouldn't really harp on that being an issue were it not for the emphatic pronouncements of Tovolo's apparent mechanical superiority in the cube removal arena--something I've found to be completely imaginary in actual practice. Where it differs from the rest of the market is in the size of the cubes it produces. More specifically, they're too big to fit in any glass I own.Oh yeah, and the disgusting taste/smell is impossible to ignore or get rid of. Wash it all you want, it never goes away.In short: People who call themselves "mixologists" aren't particularly valuable sources of information and I will not be basing any further purchasing decisions on their rantings.

Where it differs from the rest of the market is in the <hl> size of the cubes <hl> it produces.

So there was a big fuss about these being the greatest ice cube trays known to mankind on some consumer review blog that basically just regurgitates the content of reviews from Cook's Illustrated and slaps their name on it. I've never been particularly happy with any ice cube tray I've owned, and these were cheap enough, so I figured I'd give them a try.These trays will definitely hold water inside them long enough to freeze it, so in that regard, they are wonderful. In every other regard, they are exactly the same as every other ice cube tray I've ever used. It takes a lot of effort to push the cubes out, and you invariably end up pushing out more than you actually wanted because it's still a big, single-piece tray. I wouldn't really harp on that being an issue were it not for the emphatic pronouncements of Tovolo's apparent mechanical superiority in the cube removal arena--something I've found to be completely imaginary in actual practice. Where it differs from the rest of the market is in the <hl> size of the cubes <hl> it produces. More specifically, they're too big to fit in any glass I own.Oh yeah, and the disgusting taste/smell is impossible to ignore or get rid of. Wash it all you want, it never goes away.In short: People who call themselves "mixologists" aren't particularly valuable sources of information and I will not be basing any further purchasing decisions on their rantings.

So there was a big fuss about these being the greatest ice cube trays known to mankind on some consumer review blog that basically just regurgitates the content of reviews from Cook's Illustrated and slaps their name on it. I've never been particularly happy with any ice cube tray I've owned, and these were cheap enough, so I figured I'd give them a try. These trays will definitely hold water inside them long enough to freeze it, so in that regard, they are wonderful. In every other regard, they are exactly the same as every other ice cube tray I've ever used. It takes a lot of effort to push the cubes out, and you invariably end up pushing out more than you actually wanted because it's still a big, single-piece tray. I wouldn't really harp on that being an issue were it not for the emphatic pronouncements of Tovolo's apparent mechanical superiority in the cube removal arena--something I've found to be completely imaginary in actual practice. <hl> Where it differs from the rest of the market is in the size of the cubes it produces. <hl> More specifically, they're too big to fit in any glass I own. Oh yeah, and the disgusting taste/smell is impossible to ignore or get rid of. Wash it all you want, it never goes away. In short: People who call themselves "mixologists" aren't particularly valuable sources of information and I will not be basing any further purchasing decisions on their rantings.

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practical and the price would be reasonable,too

question: What is important in a toaster, context: Again, when I decided to look for a toaster, it must be practical and the price would be reasonable,too. I found this product which my husband liked, too because of the oven feature! The only thing is that they should try to consider putting a timer for the oven, like any other oven toasters out there for convenience...because you really need to watch over it while in use. Otherwise, for the first reason I bought it does a good job! It's a space saver plus I got a good deal on it since I used the "super saver" for shipping and an addtional discount if you spend more...$125 more so I decided to get other new appliances for my kitchen, I needed it anyway...

What is important in a toaster

Again, when I decided to look for a toaster, it must be practical and the price would be reasonable,too .

Again, when I decided to look for a toaster, it must be practical and the price would be reasonable,too. I found this product which my husband liked, too because of the oven feature! The only thing is that they should try to consider putting a timer for the oven, like any other oven toasters out there for convenience...because you really need to watch over it while in use. Otherwise, for the first reason I bought it does a good job! It's a space saver plus I got a good deal on it since I used the "super saver" for shipping and an addtional discount if you spend more...$125 more so I decided to get other new appliances for my kitchen, I needed it anyway...

Again, when I decided to look for a toaster, it must be <hl> practical and the price would be reasonable,too <hl> .

Again, when I decided to look for a toaster, it must be <hl> practical and the price would be reasonable,too <hl>. I found this product which my husband liked, too because of the oven feature! The only thing is that they should try to consider putting a timer for the oven, like any other oven toasters out there for convenience...because you really need to watch over it while in use. Otherwise, for the first reason I bought it does a good job! It's a space saver plus I got a good deal on it since I used the "super saver" for shipping and an addtional discount if you spend more...$125 more so I decided to get other new appliances for my kitchen, I needed it anyway...

<hl> Again, when I decided to look for a toaster, it must be practical and the price would be reasonable,too . <hl> I found this product which my husband liked, too because of the oven feature! The only thing is that they should try to consider putting a timer for the oven, like any other oven toasters out there for convenience...because you really need to watch over it while in use. Otherwise, for the first reason I bought it does a good job! It's a space saver plus I got a good deal on it since I used the "super saver" for shipping and an addtional discount if you spend more...$125 more so I decided to get other new appliances for my kitchen, I needed it anyway...

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For the price, the product is just fine.

question: Is it worth the $5.99?, context: I purchased this item on sale from Amazon for 5.99 each. For the price, the product is just fine. It's not very thick - definitely a summer weight if you're looking for warmth, but again, for $6 I don't expect a delux blanket. We use it as a floor blanket to put over the cold tile in winter for our dogs. Folded in half, it provides a reasonable layer of protection from the tile and has held up ok after about 2 months of washing.My review of this item is very heavily based on the price I paid for it. The item isn't delux, but at this price point, it's perfectly acceptable.

Is it worth the $5.99?

For the price, the product is just fine. It's not very thick - definitely a summer weight if you're looking for warmth, but again, for $6 I don't expect a delux blanket.

I purchased this item on sale from Amazon for 5.99 each. For the price, the product is just fine. It's not very thick - definitely a summer weight if you're looking for warmth, but again, for $6 I don't expect a delux blanket. We use it as a floor blanket to put over the cold tile in winter for our dogs. Folded in half, it provides a reasonable layer of protection from the tile and has held up ok after about 2 months of washing.My review of this item is very heavily based on the price I paid for it. The item isn't delux, but at this price point, it's perfectly acceptable.

<hl> For the price, the product is just fine. <hl> It's not very thick - definitely a summer weight if you're looking for warmth, but again, for $6 I don't expect a delux blanket.

I purchased this item on sale from Amazon for 5.99 each. <hl> For the price, the product is just fine. <hl> It's not very thick - definitely a summer weight if you're looking for warmth, but again, for $6 I don't expect a delux blanket. We use it as a floor blanket to put over the cold tile in winter for our dogs. Folded in half, it provides a reasonable layer of protection from the tile and has held up ok after about 2 months of washing.My review of this item is very heavily based on the price I paid for it. The item isn't delux, but at this price point, it's perfectly acceptable.

I purchased this item on sale from Amazon for 5.99 each. <hl> For the price, the product is just fine. It's not very thick - definitely a summer weight if you're looking for warmth, but again, for $6 I don't expect a delux blanket. <hl> We use it as a floor blanket to put over the cold tile in winter for our dogs. Folded in half, it provides a reasonable layer of protection from the tile and has held up ok after about 2 months of washing. My review of this item is very heavily based on the price I paid for it. The item isn't delux, but at this price point, it's perfectly acceptable.

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no drips down the sides, because of the design of bottle

question: What does the product design prevent from happening?, context: After many years of using olive oil and buying different dispensers that were disappointing , this Rachel Ray product is great. It looks good on the kitchen counter and is easy to fill.Olive oil comes out In a perfect stream and after using , no drips down the sides, because of the design of bottle.I like that it is opaque, and I feel it does keep the olive oil fresher.Retail stores carry this product, but I had not been able to find the eggplant color, so ordering from Amazon was the way to go and the price was good.I am pleased with this purchase!

What does the product design prevent from happening?

Olive oil comes out In a perfect stream and after using , no drips down the sides, because of the design of bottle .I like that it is opaque, and I feel it does keep the olive oil fresher.

After many years of using olive oil and buying different dispensers that were disappointing , this Rachel Ray product is great. It looks good on the kitchen counter and is easy to fill.Olive oil comes out In a perfect stream and after using , no drips down the sides, because of the design of bottle.I like that it is opaque, and I feel it does keep the olive oil fresher.Retail stores carry this product, but I had not been able to find the eggplant color, so ordering from Amazon was the way to go and the price was good.I am pleased with this purchase!

Olive oil comes out In a perfect stream and after using , <hl> no drips down the sides, because of the design of bottle <hl> .I like that it is opaque, and I feel it does keep the olive oil fresher.

After many years of using olive oil and buying different dispensers that were disappointing , this Rachel Ray product is great. It looks good on the kitchen counter and is easy to fill.Olive oil comes out In a perfect stream and after using , <hl> no drips down the sides, because of the design of bottle <hl>.I like that it is opaque, and I feel it does keep the olive oil fresher.Retail stores carry this product, but I had not been able to find the eggplant color, so ordering from Amazon was the way to go and the price was good.I am pleased with this purchase!

After many years of using olive oil and buying different dispensers that were disappointing , this Rachel Ray product is great. It looks good on the kitchen counter and is easy to fill. <hl> Olive oil comes out In a perfect stream and after using , no drips down the sides, because of the design of bottle .I like that it is opaque, and I feel it does keep the olive oil fresher. <hl> Retail stores carry this product, but I had not been able to find the eggplant color, so ordering from Amazon was the way to go and the price was good. I am pleased with this purchase!

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his keys

question: what is her husband always looking for?, context: I adore my husband. But he is always hunting for his keys before work. He also has trouble remembering to take outgoing mail to the mailbox, even if I place it on the table beside the front door OR stick it in between the door and doorframe so that it falls out and lands at his feet as he leaves the house. He just steps right over it and I've got to run it out like an Olympic track star when I hear the mail truck come around the corner.I installed this above the light switch next to the front door, and he can hang his keys and grab the outgoing mail in one swipe. He also has no excuse for not taking the dog out with his leash because it's in there, too.For any wife of a forgetful hubby, this is a real godsend.

what is her husband always looking for?

But he is always hunting for his keys before work.

I adore my husband. But he is always hunting for his keys before work. He also has trouble remembering to take outgoing mail to the mailbox, even if I place it on the table beside the front door OR stick it in between the door and doorframe so that it falls out and lands at his feet as he leaves the house. He just steps right over it and I've got to run it out like an Olympic track star when I hear the mail truck come around the corner.I installed this above the light switch next to the front door, and he can hang his keys and grab the outgoing mail in one swipe. He also has no excuse for not taking the dog out with his leash because it's in there, too.For any wife of a forgetful hubby, this is a real godsend.

But he is always hunting for <hl> his keys <hl> before work.

I adore my husband. But he is always hunting for <hl> his keys <hl> before work. He also has trouble remembering to take outgoing mail to the mailbox, even if I place it on the table beside the front door OR stick it in between the door and doorframe so that it falls out and lands at his feet as he leaves the house. He just steps right over it and I've got to run it out like an Olympic track star when I hear the mail truck come around the corner.I installed this above the light switch next to the front door, and he can hang his keys and grab the outgoing mail in one swipe. He also has no excuse for not taking the dog out with his leash because it's in there, too.For any wife of a forgetful hubby, this is a real godsend.

I adore my husband. <hl> But he is always hunting for his keys before work. <hl> He also has trouble remembering to take outgoing mail to the mailbox, even if I place it on the table beside the front door OR stick it in between the door and doorframe so that it falls out and lands at his feet as he leaves the house. He just steps right over it and I've got to run it out like an Olympic track star when I hear the mail truck come around the corner. I installed this above the light switch next to the front door, and he can hang his keys and grab the outgoing mail in one swipe. He also has no excuse for not taking the dog out with his leash because it's in there, too. For any wife of a forgetful hubby, this is a real godsend.

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stiff-no flexibility

question: What's wrong with the hoses?, context: I can only give this a 3. Tools are to small-the motor has a w h i n e to it that drives me nuts! The motor also seems to get very hot--maybe I got a dud and just don't know it. The hoses are stiff-no flexibility at all. I do like a canister vacuum though as opposed to an upright-at least this one follows me around and doesn't knock me out when I pull it along. All in all it is an OK product but they could have done a much better job with the design--you must wrap the cord on the bottom for storage-not a useful feature at all--does it work ok? Sure it does. Should you buy it? Only if you don't mind all the above draw backs.

What's wrong with the hoses?

The hoses are stiff-no flexibility at all.

I can only give this a 3. Tools are to small-the motor has a w h i n e to it that drives me nuts! The motor also seems to get very hot--maybe I got a dud and just don't know it. The hoses are stiff-no flexibility at all. I do like a canister vacuum though as opposed to an upright-at least this one follows me around and doesn't knock me out when I pull it along. All in all it is an OK product but they could have done a much better job with the design--you must wrap the cord on the bottom for storage-not a useful feature at all--does it work ok? Sure it does. Should you buy it? Only if you don't mind all the above draw backs.

The hoses are <hl> stiff-no flexibility <hl> at all.

I can only give this a 3. Tools are to small-the motor has a w h i n e to it that drives me nuts! The motor also seems to get very hot--maybe I got a dud and just don't know it. The hoses are <hl> stiff-no flexibility <hl> at all. I do like a canister vacuum though as opposed to an upright-at least this one follows me around and doesn't knock me out when I pull it along. All in all it is an OK product but they could have done a much better job with the design--you must wrap the cord on the bottom for storage-not a useful feature at all--does it work ok? Sure it does. Should you buy it? Only if you don't mind all the above draw backs.

I can only give this a 3. Tools are to small-the motor has a w h i n e to it that drives me nuts! The motor also seems to get very hot--maybe I got a dud and just don't know it. <hl> The hoses are stiff-no flexibility at all. <hl> I do like a canister vacuum though as opposed to an upright-at least this one follows me around and doesn't knock me out when I pull it along. All in all it is an OK product but they could have done a much better job with the design--you must wrap the cord on the bottom for storage-not a useful feature at all--does it work ok? Sure it does. Should you buy it? Only if you don't mind all the above draw backs.

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Braun

question: What is the preferred brand of the author?, context: I have used Braun products for years. I made the mistake by buying a different brand of coffee maker when my old Braun needed replacing. I bought it on special sale through Amazon (where else). I had it one month and was back online to go back to the Braun.

What is the preferred brand of the author?

I have used Braun products for years.

I have used Braun products for years. I made the mistake by buying a different brand of coffee maker when my old Braun needed replacing. I bought it on special sale through Amazon (where else). I had it one month and was back online to go back to the Braun.

I have used <hl> Braun <hl> products for years.

I have used <hl> Braun <hl> products for years. I made the mistake by buying a different brand of coffee maker when my old Braun needed replacing. I bought it on special sale through Amazon (where else). I had it one month and was back online to go back to the Braun.

<hl> I have used Braun products for years. <hl> I made the mistake by buying a different brand of coffee maker when my old Braun needed replacing. I bought it on special sale through Amazon (where else). I had it one month and was back online to go back to the Braun.

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canvas

question: What material are these hangers made from?, context: They are absolutely wonderful. All my shirts that normally slide right off the &#34;satin&#34; padded hangers cling onto these canvas ones perfectly. I've replaced all of my satin hangers with these ones. I like them a lot.

What material are these hangers made from?

All my shirts that normally slide right off the &#34;satin&#34; padded hangers cling onto these canvas ones perfectly.

They are absolutely wonderful. All my shirts that normally slide right off the &#34;satin&#34; padded hangers cling onto these canvas ones perfectly. I've replaced all of my satin hangers with these ones. I like them a lot.

All my shirts that normally slide right off the &#34;satin&#34; padded hangers cling onto these <hl> canvas <hl> ones perfectly.

They are absolutely wonderful. All my shirts that normally slide right off the &#34;satin&#34; padded hangers cling onto these <hl> canvas <hl> ones perfectly. I've replaced all of my satin hangers with these ones. I like them a lot.

They are absolutely wonderful. <hl> All my shirts that normally slide right off the &#34;satin&#34; padded hangers cling onto these canvas ones perfectly. <hl> I've replaced all of my satin hangers with these ones. I like them a lot.

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America's Test Kitchen

question: What review did the user read?, context: I bought this knife after reading an America's Test Kitchen review...was a little skeptical as it was so relatively inexpensive but it's great! Hold it's edge, nice weight (not too heavy) and definitely a keeper. I had a potluck BBQ with several friends who were doing various preps in my kitchen of things they had brought...after several of them mentioned loving the knife and that they were considering just slipping it into their bags when they left...I told them...that it was a Victorinox. not that expensive and they could easily go online and buy one from Amazon too. People that like to cook seem to go through set after set of useless knives or spent a small fortune trying to find &#34;the perfect knife&#34; I know I have...then again there's the Victorinox (the same company that makes Swiss Army Knives) it's great...who knew? They need to advertise more.

What review did the user read?

I bought this knife after reading an America's Test Kitchen review...was a little skeptical as it was so relatively inexpensive but it's great!

I bought this knife after reading an America's Test Kitchen review...was a little skeptical as it was so relatively inexpensive but it's great! Hold it's edge, nice weight (not too heavy) and definitely a keeper. I had a potluck BBQ with several friends who were doing various preps in my kitchen of things they had brought...after several of them mentioned loving the knife and that they were considering just slipping it into their bags when they left...I told them...that it was a Victorinox. not that expensive and they could easily go online and buy one from Amazon too. People that like to cook seem to go through set after set of useless knives or spent a small fortune trying to find &#34;the perfect knife&#34; I know I have...then again there's the Victorinox (the same company that makes Swiss Army Knives) it's great...who knew? They need to advertise more.

I bought this knife after reading an <hl> America's Test Kitchen <hl> review...was a little skeptical as it was so relatively inexpensive but it's great!

I bought this knife after reading an <hl> America's Test Kitchen <hl> review...was a little skeptical as it was so relatively inexpensive but it's great! Hold it's edge, nice weight (not too heavy) and definitely a keeper. I had a potluck BBQ with several friends who were doing various preps in my kitchen of things they had brought...after several of them mentioned loving the knife and that they were considering just slipping it into their bags when they left...I told them...that it was a Victorinox. not that expensive and they could easily go online and buy one from Amazon too. People that like to cook seem to go through set after set of useless knives or spent a small fortune trying to find &#34;the perfect knife&#34; I know I have...then again there's the Victorinox (the same company that makes Swiss Army Knives) it's great...who knew? They need to advertise more.

<hl> I bought this knife after reading an America's Test Kitchen review...was a little skeptical as it was so relatively inexpensive but it's great! <hl> Hold it's edge, nice weight (not too heavy) and definitely a keeper. I had a potluck BBQ with several friends who were doing various preps in my kitchen of things they had brought...after several of them mentioned loving the knife and that they were considering just slipping it into their bags when they left... I told them...that it was a Victorinox. not that expensive and they could easily go online and buy one from Amazon too. People that like to cook seem to go through set after set of useless knives or spent a small fortune trying to find &#34;the perfect knife&#34; I know I have...then again there's the Victorinox (the same company that makes Swiss Army Knives) it's great...who knew? They need to advertise more.

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on the front grids

question: Where does dust collect?, context: Just a few words of warning:This is the same exact unit that keeps popping up over and over again with a new brand name slapped on it (aka Mammoth Air or New Comfort) that still has no warranty information whatsoever AND DOESN'T WORK as an air purifier...all it really does is move some air around...It's really nothing more than a fan, in my opinion.I bought ours off Amazon in 2009 under the name "New Comfort: NEW AIR PURIFIER HEPA IONIC UV FRESH CLEANS 3000 ft. 6 Stage w. remote"...it looks exactly like this unit shown here...the boxy speaker-like unit is the same, the button controls are the same, the readout...SAME.More dust collects on the front grids than collect in the back, which is where the air enters, from the back. I've made sure over and over again that all the "filters" are installed in the order as described in the minimal pamplet but still, barely any dust or particulates accumulate in the back. The filters look mostly clean. There is no "clean" air smell, as I've noticed with other air purifiers, like Alpine Fresh Air - I've been at a small office location that uses that unit and I can smell the difference in the air, especially after they started using it. If you stand near it, you can "smell" the clean air. I simply cannot afford that unit.

Where does dust collect?

it looks exactly like this unit shown here...the boxy speaker-like unit is the same, the button controls are the same, the readout...SAME.More dust collects on the front grids than collect in the back, which is where the air enters, from the back.

Just a few words of warning:This is the same exact unit that keeps popping up over and over again with a new brand name slapped on it (aka Mammoth Air or New Comfort) that still has no warranty information whatsoever AND DOESN'T WORK as an air purifier...all it really does is move some air around...It's really nothing more than a fan, in my opinion.I bought ours off Amazon in 2009 under the name "New Comfort: NEW AIR PURIFIER HEPA IONIC UV FRESH CLEANS 3000 ft. 6 Stage w. remote"...it looks exactly like this unit shown here...the boxy speaker-like unit is the same, the button controls are the same, the readout...SAME.More dust collects on the front grids than collect in the back, which is where the air enters, from the back. I've made sure over and over again that all the "filters" are installed in the order as described in the minimal pamplet but still, barely any dust or particulates accumulate in the back. The filters look mostly clean. There is no "clean" air smell, as I've noticed with other air purifiers, like Alpine Fresh Air - I've been at a small office location that uses that unit and I can smell the difference in the air, especially after they started using it. If you stand near it, you can "smell" the clean air. I simply cannot afford that unit.

it looks exactly like this unit shown here...the boxy speaker-like unit is the same, the button controls are the same, the readout...SAME.More dust collects <hl> on the front grids <hl> than collect in the back, which is where the air enters, from the back.

Just a few words of warning:This is the same exact unit that keeps popping up over and over again with a new brand name slapped on it (aka Mammoth Air or New Comfort) that still has no warranty information whatsoever AND DOESN'T WORK as an air purifier...all it really does is move some air around...It's really nothing more than a fan, in my opinion.I bought ours off Amazon in 2009 under the name "New Comfort: NEW AIR PURIFIER HEPA IONIC UV FRESH CLEANS 3000 ft. 6 Stage w. remote"...it looks exactly like this unit shown here...the boxy speaker-like unit is the same, the button controls are the same, the readout...SAME.More dust collects <hl> on the front grids <hl> than collect in the back, which is where the air enters, from the back. I've made sure over and over again that all the "filters" are installed in the order as described in the minimal pamplet but still, barely any dust or particulates accumulate in the back. The filters look mostly clean. There is no "clean" air smell, as I've noticed with other air purifiers, like Alpine Fresh Air - I've been at a small office location that uses that unit and I can smell the difference in the air, especially after they started using it. If you stand near it, you can "smell" the clean air. I simply cannot afford that unit.

Just a few words of warning:This is the same exact unit that keeps popping up over and over again with a new brand name slapped on it (aka Mammoth Air or New Comfort) that still has no warranty information whatsoever AND DOESN'T WORK as an air purifier...all it really does is move some air around... It's really nothing more than a fan, in my opinion. I bought ours off Amazon in 2009 under the name "New Comfort: NEW AIR PURIFIER HEPA IONIC UV FRESH CLEANS 3000 ft. 6 Stage w. remote"... <hl> it looks exactly like this unit shown here...the boxy speaker-like unit is the same, the button controls are the same, the readout...SAME.More dust collects on the front grids than collect in the back, which is where the air enters, from the back. <hl> I've made sure over and over again that all the "filters" are installed in the order as described in the minimal pamplet but still, barely any dust or particulates accumulate in the back. The filters look mostly clean. There is no "clean" air smell, as I've noticed with other air purifiers, like Alpine Fresh Air - I've been at a small office location that uses that unit and I can smell the difference in the air, especially after they started using it. If you stand near it, you can "smell" the clean air. I simply cannot afford that unit.

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cover flips open on its own

question: What does the trash can do without the user having to touch it?, context: I bought this trash can over 2 years ago and it is still working flawlessly -- and I don't even recall ever changing the batteries yet. (Though maybe with busier households you'd get shorter battery life.) I use mine as a garbage can in the kitchen and I love it. I approach with wrappings from raw meat and the cover flips open on its own so I don't have to worry about touching the lid with my bacteria contaminated hands. (I need a kitchen faucet that works the same way!) And, naturally, it's great when your hands are full. It is also excellent at keeping in unpleasant odors -- at least until the cover flips open and then you realize it's probably time to change the bag. ;-) Ours is near a high-traffic area in the kitchen but is tucked back enough so it doesn't over-react to passing bodies. Not only do I have no complaints with this item, I can't imagine working around a kitchen without it!Update: April 2010. It's four years now and it's still performing flawlessly.

What does the trash can do without the user having to touch it?

I approach with wrappings from raw meat and the cover flips open on its own so I don't have to worry about touching the lid with my bacteria contaminated hands.

I bought this trash can over 2 years ago and it is still working flawlessly -- and I don't even recall ever changing the batteries yet. (Though maybe with busier households you'd get shorter battery life.) I use mine as a garbage can in the kitchen and I love it. I approach with wrappings from raw meat and the cover flips open on its own so I don't have to worry about touching the lid with my bacteria contaminated hands. (I need a kitchen faucet that works the same way!) And, naturally, it's great when your hands are full. It is also excellent at keeping in unpleasant odors -- at least until the cover flips open and then you realize it's probably time to change the bag. ;-) Ours is near a high-traffic area in the kitchen but is tucked back enough so it doesn't over-react to passing bodies. Not only do I have no complaints with this item, I can't imagine working around a kitchen without it!Update: April 2010. It's four years now and it's still performing flawlessly.

I approach with wrappings from raw meat and the <hl> cover flips open on its own <hl> so I don't have to worry about touching the lid with my bacteria contaminated hands.

I bought this trash can over 2 years ago and it is still working flawlessly -- and I don't even recall ever changing the batteries yet. (Though maybe with busier households you'd get shorter battery life.) I use mine as a garbage can in the kitchen and I love it. I approach with wrappings from raw meat and the <hl> cover flips open on its own <hl> so I don't have to worry about touching the lid with my bacteria contaminated hands. (I need a kitchen faucet that works the same way!) And, naturally, it's great when your hands are full. It is also excellent at keeping in unpleasant odors -- at least until the cover flips open and then you realize it's probably time to change the bag. ;-) Ours is near a high-traffic area in the kitchen but is tucked back enough so it doesn't over-react to passing bodies. Not only do I have no complaints with this item, I can't imagine working around a kitchen without it!Update: April 2010. It's four years now and it's still performing flawlessly.

I bought this trash can over 2 years ago and it is still working flawlessly -- and I don't even recall ever changing the batteries yet. (Though maybe with busier households you'd get shorter battery life.) I use mine as a garbage can in the kitchen and I love it. <hl> I approach with wrappings from raw meat and the cover flips open on its own so I don't have to worry about touching the lid with my bacteria contaminated hands. <hl> (I need a kitchen faucet that works the same way!) And, naturally, it's great when your hands are full. It is also excellent at keeping in unpleasant odors -- at least until the cover flips open and then you realize it's probably time to change the bag. ;-) Ours is near a high-traffic area in the kitchen but is tucked back enough so it doesn't over-react to passing bodies. Not only do I have no complaints with this item, I can't imagine working around a kitchen without it!Update: April 2010. It's four years now and it's still performing flawlessly.

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insulation

question: What part of the bottle works great?, context: I never wanted to be one of "those" people -- the ones who carried water with them everywhere, like a baby bottle, as if there is some need to never go more than ten minutes without a drink. But I have to admit -- it's handy. I especially like having one in the car.I like steel bottles because they are clean and add no flavor. But I don't like it when the water gets warm and in the summer, leaving the bottle in the car means hot drinking water. Yuk. So I wondered, there must be insulated bottles and sure enough found this one.Love it.It's a bit smaller than most, which I like (carrying 22 ounces of water or more around seems silly to me).The insulation works great. After three hours in a hot car, the water is still pleasantly cool.The spout is handy and flips open easily. It doesn't leak at all.

What part of the bottle works great?

It's a bit smaller than most, which I like (carrying 22 ounces of water or more around seems silly to me).The insulation works great.

I never wanted to be one of "those" people -- the ones who carried water with them everywhere, like a baby bottle, as if there is some need to never go more than ten minutes without a drink. But I have to admit -- it's handy. I especially like having one in the car.I like steel bottles because they are clean and add no flavor. But I don't like it when the water gets warm and in the summer, leaving the bottle in the car means hot drinking water. Yuk. So I wondered, there must be insulated bottles and sure enough found this one.Love it.It's a bit smaller than most, which I like (carrying 22 ounces of water or more around seems silly to me).The insulation works great. After three hours in a hot car, the water is still pleasantly cool.The spout is handy and flips open easily. It doesn't leak at all.

It's a bit smaller than most, which I like (carrying 22 ounces of water or more around seems silly to me).The <hl> insulation <hl> works great.

I never wanted to be one of "those" people -- the ones who carried water with them everywhere, like a baby bottle, as if there is some need to never go more than ten minutes without a drink. But I have to admit -- it's handy. I especially like having one in the car.I like steel bottles because they are clean and add no flavor. But I don't like it when the water gets warm and in the summer, leaving the bottle in the car means hot drinking water. Yuk. So I wondered, there must be insulated bottles and sure enough found this one.Love it.It's a bit smaller than most, which I like (carrying 22 ounces of water or more around seems silly to me).The <hl> insulation <hl> works great. After three hours in a hot car, the water is still pleasantly cool.The spout is handy and flips open easily. It doesn't leak at all.

I never wanted to be one of "those" people -- the ones who carried water with them everywhere, like a baby bottle, as if there is some need to never go more than ten minutes without a drink. But I have to admit -- it's handy. I especially like having one in the car. I like steel bottles because they are clean and add no flavor. But I don't like it when the water gets warm and in the summer, leaving the bottle in the car means hot drinking water. Yuk. So I wondered, there must be insulated bottles and sure enough found this one. Love it. <hl> It's a bit smaller than most, which I like (carrying 22 ounces of water or more around seems silly to me).The insulation works great. <hl> After three hours in a hot car, the water is still pleasantly cool. The spout is handy and flips open easily. It doesn't leak at all.

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Chopped

question: What show is this blender used on?, context: I have used a Vitamix in the past (one of their top of the line with lots of settings, etc.) and found that this 2-speed blender works just as well - which is to say - it works fantastic. It can take on whole frozen fruit and within seconds turn it into a wonderful smoothie. My usual is fresh bananas, frozen strawberries, blueberries, and peaches. Add a little orange juice and water and you can make a wonderful drink without adding any additional ice.I really like the high/low feature. I may be wrong but this model looks just like the blender that is used on &#34;Chopped&#34; tv show and if it can be used in a commercial kitchen, it should stand up to home use. The reconditioned model comes with a five year warranty and this company really stands behind there product. The unit looks and acts brand new and I would not hesitate to recommend it as a purchase to anyone.

What show is this blender used on?

I may be wrong but this model looks just like the blender that is used on &#34; Chopped &#34;

I have used a Vitamix in the past (one of their top of the line with lots of settings, etc.) and found that this 2-speed blender works just as well - which is to say - it works fantastic. It can take on whole frozen fruit and within seconds turn it into a wonderful smoothie. My usual is fresh bananas, frozen strawberries, blueberries, and peaches. Add a little orange juice and water and you can make a wonderful drink without adding any additional ice.I really like the high/low feature. I may be wrong but this model looks just like the blender that is used on &#34;Chopped&#34; tv show and if it can be used in a commercial kitchen, it should stand up to home use. The reconditioned model comes with a five year warranty and this company really stands behind there product. The unit looks and acts brand new and I would not hesitate to recommend it as a purchase to anyone.

I may be wrong but this model looks just like the blender that is used on &#34; <hl> Chopped <hl> &#34;

I have used a Vitamix in the past (one of their top of the line with lots of settings, etc.) and found that this 2-speed blender works just as well - which is to say - it works fantastic. It can take on whole frozen fruit and within seconds turn it into a wonderful smoothie. My usual is fresh bananas, frozen strawberries, blueberries, and peaches. Add a little orange juice and water and you can make a wonderful drink without adding any additional ice.I really like the high/low feature. I may be wrong but this model looks just like the blender that is used on &#34;<hl> Chopped <hl>&#34; tv show and if it can be used in a commercial kitchen, it should stand up to home use. The reconditioned model comes with a five year warranty and this company really stands behind there product. The unit looks and acts brand new and I would not hesitate to recommend it as a purchase to anyone.

I have used a Vitamix in the past (one of their top of the line with lots of settings, etc.) and found that this 2-speed blender works just as well - which is to say - it works fantastic. It can take on whole frozen fruit and within seconds turn it into a wonderful smoothie. My usual is fresh bananas, frozen strawberries, blueberries, and peaches. Add a little orange juice and water and you can make a wonderful drink without adding any additional ice. I really like the high/low feature. <hl> I may be wrong but this model looks just like the blender that is used on &#34; Chopped &#34; <hl> tv show and if it can be used in a commercial kitchen, it should stand up to home use. The reconditioned model comes with a five year warranty and this company really stands behind there product. The unit looks and acts brand new and I would not hesitate to recommend it as a purchase to anyone.

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sensor on top

question: What is one of the best features?, context: We live in the so called "boonies" and have well water. I have installed water filters for drinking under our sink in our fridge etc....they just dont cut it. The water tastes strange....so I wanted to try something to let us get great tasting water and help the environment by not buying water bottles.....Brita is the answer.This jug has a sensor on top that will remind you to change the filter. That is one of the best features....another thing I dont have to worry about or remember until its time. The water tastes perfect to me in our home now and I have no hesitation in recommending this item.

What is one of the best features?

This jug has a sensor on top that will remind you to change the filter.

We live in the so called "boonies" and have well water. I have installed water filters for drinking under our sink in our fridge etc....they just dont cut it. The water tastes strange....so I wanted to try something to let us get great tasting water and help the environment by not buying water bottles.....Brita is the answer.This jug has a sensor on top that will remind you to change the filter. That is one of the best features....another thing I dont have to worry about or remember until its time. The water tastes perfect to me in our home now and I have no hesitation in recommending this item.

This jug has a <hl> sensor on top <hl> that will remind you to change the filter.

We live in the so called "boonies" and have well water. I have installed water filters for drinking under our sink in our fridge etc....they just dont cut it. The water tastes strange....so I wanted to try something to let us get great tasting water and help the environment by not buying water bottles.....Brita is the answer.This jug has a <hl> sensor on top <hl> that will remind you to change the filter. That is one of the best features....another thing I dont have to worry about or remember until its time. The water tastes perfect to me in our home now and I have no hesitation in recommending this item.

We live in the so called "boonies" and have well water. I have installed water filters for drinking under our sink in our fridge etc....they just dont cut it. The water tastes strange.... so I wanted to try something to let us get great tasting water and help the environment by not buying water bottles..... Brita is the answer. <hl> This jug has a sensor on top that will remind you to change the filter. <hl> That is one of the best features....another thing I dont have to worry about or remember until its time. The water tastes perfect to me in our home now and I have no hesitation in recommending this item.

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two

question: How many sets were bought?, context: I bought these simply to try and reduce the amount of disposables in my home. I was not thinking of any use for them beyond the obvious of cupcakes and muffins normally baked in paper cups. I am thrilled to report that they work just great for those purposes, and without any greasing or oiling required, but they have also served me well as fudge molds. And my new favorite use is for freezing stock when I make a large batch; impossible to unmold neatly from an unlined muffin tin, and awkward in an ice cube tray, stock frozen in these tidy little cups unmolds cleanly and in the perfect amount to pop out later for a serving of ... whatever you use stock for. I love these, I'm glad I bought two sets, and I may order two more soon.

How many sets were bought?

I love these, I'm glad I bought two sets, and I may order two more soon.

I bought these simply to try and reduce the amount of disposables in my home. I was not thinking of any use for them beyond the obvious of cupcakes and muffins normally baked in paper cups. I am thrilled to report that they work just great for those purposes, and without any greasing or oiling required, but they have also served me well as fudge molds. And my new favorite use is for freezing stock when I make a large batch; impossible to unmold neatly from an unlined muffin tin, and awkward in an ice cube tray, stock frozen in these tidy little cups unmolds cleanly and in the perfect amount to pop out later for a serving of ... whatever you use stock for. I love these, I'm glad I bought two sets, and I may order two more soon.

I love these, I'm glad I bought <hl> two <hl> sets, and I may order two more soon.

I bought these simply to try and reduce the amount of disposables in my home. I was not thinking of any use for them beyond the obvious of cupcakes and muffins normally baked in paper cups. I am thrilled to report that they work just great for those purposes, and without any greasing or oiling required, but they have also served me well as fudge molds. And my new favorite use is for freezing stock when I make a large batch; impossible to unmold neatly from an unlined muffin tin, and awkward in an ice cube tray, stock frozen in these tidy little cups unmolds cleanly and in the perfect amount to pop out later for a serving of ... whatever you use stock for. I love these, I'm glad I bought <hl> two <hl> sets, and I may order two more soon.

I bought these simply to try and reduce the amount of disposables in my home. I was not thinking of any use for them beyond the obvious of cupcakes and muffins normally baked in paper cups. I am thrilled to report that they work just great for those purposes, and without any greasing or oiling required, but they have also served me well as fudge molds. And my new favorite use is for freezing stock when I make a large batch; impossible to unmold neatly from an unlined muffin tin, and awkward in an ice cube tray, stock frozen in these tidy little cups unmolds cleanly and in the perfect amount to pop out later for a serving of ... whatever you use stock for. <hl> I love these, I'm glad I bought two sets, and I may order two more soon. <hl>

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1974

question: Four sets of Duralex Lys bowls were purchased since which year?, context: These are working perfectly for our needs, it is great to have a variety of bowls in different sizes on hand. There is always one the right size whether we need one egg or a tablespoon of flour or room for a double cake mix. We love having clear glass bowls because we can see what is in them from any angle. This is the fourth set of Duralex Lys bowls I've purchased for myself since 1974. I still have pieces from all the other sets but a recent Earthquake caused the shelf they were on to crash breaking several of the bowls, so we bought this set which has all the smaller bowls (our largest bowl is intact and gets used daily even though it is over 40 years old.) Anyway Duralex is my first choice for mixing and prep bowls and I intend to get sets for my children when they leave home so they won't take mine.

Four sets of Duralex Lys bowls were purchased since which year?

This is the fourth set of Duralex Lys bowls I've purchased for myself since 1974 .

These are working perfectly for our needs, it is great to have a variety of bowls in different sizes on hand. There is always one the right size whether we need one egg or a tablespoon of flour or room for a double cake mix. We love having clear glass bowls because we can see what is in them from any angle. This is the fourth set of Duralex Lys bowls I've purchased for myself since 1974. I still have pieces from all the other sets but a recent Earthquake caused the shelf they were on to crash breaking several of the bowls, so we bought this set which has all the smaller bowls (our largest bowl is intact and gets used daily even though it is over 40 years old.) Anyway Duralex is my first choice for mixing and prep bowls and I intend to get sets for my children when they leave home so they won't take mine.

This is the fourth set of Duralex Lys bowls I've purchased for myself since <hl> 1974 <hl> .

These are working perfectly for our needs, it is great to have a variety of bowls in different sizes on hand. There is always one the right size whether we need one egg or a tablespoon of flour or room for a double cake mix. We love having clear glass bowls because we can see what is in them from any angle. This is the fourth set of Duralex Lys bowls I've purchased for myself since <hl> 1974 <hl>. I still have pieces from all the other sets but a recent Earthquake caused the shelf they were on to crash breaking several of the bowls, so we bought this set which has all the smaller bowls (our largest bowl is intact and gets used daily even though it is over 40 years old.) Anyway Duralex is my first choice for mixing and prep bowls and I intend to get sets for my children when they leave home so they won't take mine.

These are working perfectly for our needs, it is great to have a variety of bowls in different sizes on hand. There is always one the right size whether we need one egg or a tablespoon of flour or room for a double cake mix. We love having clear glass bowls because we can see what is in them from any angle. <hl> This is the fourth set of Duralex Lys bowls I've purchased for myself since 1974 . <hl> I still have pieces from all the other sets but a recent Earthquake caused the shelf they were on to crash breaking several of the bowls, so we bought this set which has all the smaller bowls (our largest bowl is intact and gets used daily even though it is over 40 years old.) Anyway Duralex is my first choice for mixing and prep bowls and I intend to get sets for my children when they leave home so they won't take mine.

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simmering homemade stock or stew

question: What makes grease form on the top of the pot?, context: I bought this based on an America's Test Kitchen recommendation. I have another big, high-quality spoon bought at a restaurant-supply store many years ago, but this is the one I use most often. That slight angle of the handle really makes basting -- and scooping out grease from the top of a simmering homemade stock or stew, or bottom of the pan while browning something -- faster and easier. Nice to use as a serving spoon, too. It's well-balanced and has a quality feel to it that helps make cooking a pleasure.

What makes grease form on the top of the pot?

That slight angle of the handle really makes basting -- and scooping out grease from the top of a simmering homemade stock or stew , or bottom of the pan while browning something -- faster and easier.

I bought this based on an America's Test Kitchen recommendation. I have another big, high-quality spoon bought at a restaurant-supply store many years ago, but this is the one I use most often. That slight angle of the handle really makes basting -- and scooping out grease from the top of a simmering homemade stock or stew, or bottom of the pan while browning something -- faster and easier. Nice to use as a serving spoon, too. It's well-balanced and has a quality feel to it that helps make cooking a pleasure.

That slight angle of the handle really makes basting -- and scooping out grease from the top of a <hl> simmering homemade stock or stew <hl> , or bottom of the pan while browning something -- faster and easier.

I bought this based on an America's Test Kitchen recommendation. I have another big, high-quality spoon bought at a restaurant-supply store many years ago, but this is the one I use most often. That slight angle of the handle really makes basting -- and scooping out grease from the top of a <hl> simmering homemade stock or stew <hl>, or bottom of the pan while browning something -- faster and easier. Nice to use as a serving spoon, too. It's well-balanced and has a quality feel to it that helps make cooking a pleasure.

I bought this based on an America's Test Kitchen recommendation. I have another big, high-quality spoon bought at a restaurant-supply store many years ago, but this is the one I use most often. <hl> That slight angle of the handle really makes basting -- and scooping out grease from the top of a simmering homemade stock or stew , or bottom of the pan while browning something -- faster and easier. <hl> Nice to use as a serving spoon, too. It's well-balanced and has a quality feel to it that helps make cooking a pleasure.

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10 inch tortillas

question: What size tortillas must be used with the quesadilla maker?, context: I didnt realize when I bought this, but you can only use 10 inch tortillas with this. I can find them at the store easily, but keep this in mind if you decide to buy. Anything smaller is a disaster (especially if you are using cheese)When using 10 inch tortillas, this quesdilla maker seals the edges when you close and lock the lid, and makes little pocket triangles. The quesadillas are delicious! It took some practice getting the cheese amount right as if you use too much it will seep out the edges, but once you get it down you wont be able to put the quesadilla maker away! I love using it with leftover chicken or steak and throwing something together. I make breakfast quesadillas all the time too with salsa, cheese and egg. I cant get enough!Another thing to keep in mind with this, is the plates do not come off. It is very easy to clean as it's nonstick, but it doesnt come apart. I always clean right after using to avoid anything getting crusted on. No dishwasher for this quesadilla maker.

What size tortillas must be used with the quesadilla maker?

I didnt realize when I bought this, but you can only use 10 inch tortillas with this.

I didnt realize when I bought this, but you can only use 10 inch tortillas with this. I can find them at the store easily, but keep this in mind if you decide to buy. Anything smaller is a disaster (especially if you are using cheese)When using 10 inch tortillas, this quesdilla maker seals the edges when you close and lock the lid, and makes little pocket triangles. The quesadillas are delicious! It took some practice getting the cheese amount right as if you use too much it will seep out the edges, but once you get it down you wont be able to put the quesadilla maker away! I love using it with leftover chicken or steak and throwing something together. I make breakfast quesadillas all the time too with salsa, cheese and egg. I cant get enough!Another thing to keep in mind with this, is the plates do not come off. It is very easy to clean as it's nonstick, but it doesnt come apart. I always clean right after using to avoid anything getting crusted on. No dishwasher for this quesadilla maker.

I didnt realize when I bought this, but you can only use <hl> 10 inch tortillas <hl> with this.

I didnt realize when I bought this, but you can only use <hl> 10 inch tortillas <hl> with this. I can find them at the store easily, but keep this in mind if you decide to buy. Anything smaller is a disaster (especially if you are using cheese)When using 10 inch tortillas, this quesdilla maker seals the edges when you close and lock the lid, and makes little pocket triangles. The quesadillas are delicious! It took some practice getting the cheese amount right as if you use too much it will seep out the edges, but once you get it down you wont be able to put the quesadilla maker away! I love using it with leftover chicken or steak and throwing something together. I make breakfast quesadillas all the time too with salsa, cheese and egg. I cant get enough!Another thing to keep in mind with this, is the plates do not come off. It is very easy to clean as it's nonstick, but it doesnt come apart. I always clean right after using to avoid anything getting crusted on. No dishwasher for this quesadilla maker.

<hl> I didnt realize when I bought this, but you can only use 10 inch tortillas with this. <hl> I can find them at the store easily, but keep this in mind if you decide to buy. Anything smaller is a disaster (especially if you are using cheese)When using 10 inch tortillas, this quesdilla maker seals the edges when you close and lock the lid, and makes little pocket triangles. The quesadillas are delicious! It took some practice getting the cheese amount right as if you use too much it will seep out the edges, but once you get it down you wont be able to put the quesadilla maker away! I love using it with leftover chicken or steak and throwing something together. I make breakfast quesadillas all the time too with salsa, cheese and egg. I cant get enough!Another thing to keep in mind with this, is the plates do not come off. It is very easy to clean as it's nonstick, but it doesnt come apart. I always clean right after using to avoid anything getting crusted on. No dishwasher for this quesadilla maker.

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dough or jam

question: What items other than bread can be made in this machine?, context: I would say this is the best breadmaker ever, but it's the only one I've owned. After careful consideration and reading other reviews, I picked this one almost 3 years ago... and I'm so glad I did! I know my bread is going to turn out great every single time. Want everyday bread for sandwiches? Done. Want a fancy bread for a special occasion? Done. Want to make dough or jam? Done. Like I said, I have no idea what's even in the bread aisle at the store because I can easily make it all at home.It's only me eating the bread, so I find this size to be about right - I can eat it up before it goes stale. If I ever need to upgrade to a 2lb loaf, there's only one brand I'll consider.

What items other than bread can be made in this machine?

Want to make dough or jam ?

I would say this is the best breadmaker ever, but it's the only one I've owned. After careful consideration and reading other reviews, I picked this one almost 3 years ago... and I'm so glad I did! I know my bread is going to turn out great every single time. Want everyday bread for sandwiches? Done. Want a fancy bread for a special occasion? Done. Want to make dough or jam? Done. Like I said, I have no idea what's even in the bread aisle at the store because I can easily make it all at home.It's only me eating the bread, so I find this size to be about right - I can eat it up before it goes stale. If I ever need to upgrade to a 2lb loaf, there's only one brand I'll consider.

Want to make <hl> dough or jam <hl> ?

I would say this is the best breadmaker ever, but it's the only one I've owned. After careful consideration and reading other reviews, I picked this one almost 3 years ago... and I'm so glad I did! I know my bread is going to turn out great every single time. Want everyday bread for sandwiches? Done. Want a fancy bread for a special occasion? Done. Want to make <hl> dough or jam <hl>? Done. Like I said, I have no idea what's even in the bread aisle at the store because I can easily make it all at home.It's only me eating the bread, so I find this size to be about right - I can eat it up before it goes stale. If I ever need to upgrade to a 2lb loaf, there's only one brand I'll consider.

I would say this is the best breadmaker ever, but it's the only one I've owned. After careful consideration and reading other reviews, I picked this one almost 3 years ago... and I'm so glad I did! I know my bread is going to turn out great every single time. Want everyday bread for sandwiches? Done. Want a fancy bread for a special occasion? Done. <hl> Want to make dough or jam ? <hl> Done. Like I said, I have no idea what's even in the bread aisle at the store because I can easily make it all at home. It's only me eating the bread, so I find this size to be about right - I can eat it up before it goes stale. If I ever need to upgrade to a 2lb loaf, there's only one brand I'll consider.

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Alaska

question: Where is the buyer from?, context: I purchased this mattress mostly based on prior experience. I had purchased a memory foam mattress from Amazon about 4 years ago and it was perfect - and comfortable. I thought I was buying the same item based on price and description. I bought this mattress about 6 months ago when I moved. It's not the same mattress! As others noted it never expanded to the full 10 inches (mine went to about 9 - which is OK) but the lower corners (especially 2) of the lower-firm-foam didn't fill out much - the corners are only about 4 or 5 inches thick. This does not affect sleeping comfort and actually makes it easier to put the fitted sheets on. At $300 vs. $1200+ for local priced twin memory foam I suppose one can't complaint too much - but I would not have accepted such a defect if I didn't have to send it back - and that's not easy from Alaska. After sleeping on the mattress for 6 months it is very comfortable and still no "dips" in my usual sleeping position - but those corners still bother me every time I change the sheets! Considering the price I would still buy my next memory foam mattress from Amazon but would not buy this brand.

Where is the buyer from?

At $300 vs. $1200+ for local priced twin memory foam I suppose one can't complaint too much - but I would not have accepted such a defect if I didn't have to send it back - and that's not easy from Alaska .

I purchased this mattress mostly based on prior experience. I had purchased a memory foam mattress from Amazon about 4 years ago and it was perfect - and comfortable. I thought I was buying the same item based on price and description. I bought this mattress about 6 months ago when I moved. It's not the same mattress! As others noted it never expanded to the full 10 inches (mine went to about 9 - which is OK) but the lower corners (especially 2) of the lower-firm-foam didn't fill out much - the corners are only about 4 or 5 inches thick. This does not affect sleeping comfort and actually makes it easier to put the fitted sheets on. At $300 vs. $1200+ for local priced twin memory foam I suppose one can't complaint too much - but I would not have accepted such a defect if I didn't have to send it back - and that's not easy from Alaska. After sleeping on the mattress for 6 months it is very comfortable and still no "dips" in my usual sleeping position - but those corners still bother me every time I change the sheets! Considering the price I would still buy my next memory foam mattress from Amazon but would not buy this brand.

At $300 vs. $1200+ for local priced twin memory foam I suppose one can't complaint too much - but I would not have accepted such a defect if I didn't have to send it back - and that's not easy from <hl> Alaska <hl> .

I purchased this mattress mostly based on prior experience. I had purchased a memory foam mattress from Amazon about 4 years ago and it was perfect - and comfortable. I thought I was buying the same item based on price and description. I bought this mattress about 6 months ago when I moved. It's not the same mattress! As others noted it never expanded to the full 10 inches (mine went to about 9 - which is OK) but the lower corners (especially 2) of the lower-firm-foam didn't fill out much - the corners are only about 4 or 5 inches thick. This does not affect sleeping comfort and actually makes it easier to put the fitted sheets on. At $300 vs. $1200+ for local priced twin memory foam I suppose one can't complaint too much - but I would not have accepted such a defect if I didn't have to send it back - and that's not easy from <hl> Alaska <hl>. After sleeping on the mattress for 6 months it is very comfortable and still no "dips" in my usual sleeping position - but those corners still bother me every time I change the sheets! Considering the price I would still buy my next memory foam mattress from Amazon but would not buy this brand.

I purchased this mattress mostly based on prior experience. I had purchased a memory foam mattress from Amazon about 4 years ago and it was perfect - and comfortable. I thought I was buying the same item based on price and description. I bought this mattress about 6 months ago when I moved. It's not the same mattress! As others noted it never expanded to the full 10 inches (mine went to about 9 - which is OK) but the lower corners (especially 2) of the lower-firm-foam didn't fill out much - the corners are only about 4 or 5 inches thick. This does not affect sleeping comfort and actually makes it easier to put the fitted sheets on. <hl> At $300 vs. $1200+ for local priced twin memory foam I suppose one can't complaint too much - but I would not have accepted such a defect if I didn't have to send it back - and that's not easy from Alaska . <hl> After sleeping on the mattress for 6 months it is very comfortable and still no "dips" in my usual sleeping position - but those corners still bother me every time I change the sheets! Considering the price I would still buy my next memory foam mattress from Amazon but would not buy this brand.

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cup-style filter

question: What was not mentioned anywhere in the description?, context: Perhaps I have been brainwashed into believing that the method of brewing coffee influences flavor, but I have been using a cone style filter for most of my adult life and was shocked when I opened this coffee maker and discovered it had a cup-style filter (not mentioned anywhere I could see in the advertisements for it). As with another reviewer, the temperature was much lower than my favorite old Cuisinart which broke down after many years of daily-plus use, and the coffee cooled down in my cup before I was even halfway finished with it. I packaged this DeLonghi back up and went and replaced my Cuisinart with the identical one I have used for years.

What was not mentioned anywhere in the description?

Perhaps I have been brainwashed into believing that the method of brewing coffee influences flavor, but I have been using a cone style filter for most of my adult life and was shocked when I opened this coffee maker and discovered it had a cup-style filter (not mentioned anywhere I could see in the advertisements for it).

Perhaps I have been brainwashed into believing that the method of brewing coffee influences flavor, but I have been using a cone style filter for most of my adult life and was shocked when I opened this coffee maker and discovered it had a cup-style filter (not mentioned anywhere I could see in the advertisements for it). As with another reviewer, the temperature was much lower than my favorite old Cuisinart which broke down after many years of daily-plus use, and the coffee cooled down in my cup before I was even halfway finished with it. I packaged this DeLonghi back up and went and replaced my Cuisinart with the identical one I have used for years.

Perhaps I have been brainwashed into believing that the method of brewing coffee influences flavor, but I have been using a cone style filter for most of my adult life and was shocked when I opened this coffee maker and discovered it had a <hl> cup-style filter <hl> (not mentioned anywhere I could see in the advertisements for it).

Perhaps I have been brainwashed into believing that the method of brewing coffee influences flavor, but I have been using a cone style filter for most of my adult life and was shocked when I opened this coffee maker and discovered it had a <hl> cup-style filter <hl> (not mentioned anywhere I could see in the advertisements for it). As with another reviewer, the temperature was much lower than my favorite old Cuisinart which broke down after many years of daily-plus use, and the coffee cooled down in my cup before I was even halfway finished with it. I packaged this DeLonghi back up and went and replaced my Cuisinart with the identical one I have used for years.

<hl> Perhaps I have been brainwashed into believing that the method of brewing coffee influences flavor, but I have been using a cone style filter for most of my adult life and was shocked when I opened this coffee maker and discovered it had a cup-style filter (not mentioned anywhere I could see in the advertisements for it). <hl> As with another reviewer, the temperature was much lower than my favorite old Cuisinart which broke down after many years of daily-plus use, and the coffee cooled down in my cup before I was even halfway finished with it. I packaged this DeLonghi back up and went and replaced my Cuisinart with the identical one I have used for years.

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the muffin comes out "denser"

question: Is there a difference in the quality?, context: I guess I'm just not as crazy about this muffin baker as these other folks. I got it at a great price, so figured, what the heck? But I don't find that it cooks the muffins as nicely as in the oven, the bottoms tend to be rather hard and I find the muffin comes out "denser" if you will than normally. But mostly, I think it's just a waste of another kitchen appliance that doesn't serve a heck of a lot of purpose. It's just not versatile enough for me and it's bigger than it looks in the picture! Quite large when you compare to the size of say, a 6-muffin tin. I suppose it will save on having to start your oven, and the muffins do cook faster and cleanup is quicker. I guess I just don't find the regular method all that much a hassle!

Is there a difference in the quality?

But I don't find that it cooks the muffins as nicely as in the oven, the bottoms tend to be rather hard and I find the muffin comes out "denser" if you will than normally.

I guess I'm just not as crazy about this muffin baker as these other folks. I got it at a great price, so figured, what the heck? But I don't find that it cooks the muffins as nicely as in the oven, the bottoms tend to be rather hard and I find the muffin comes out "denser" if you will than normally. But mostly, I think it's just a waste of another kitchen appliance that doesn't serve a heck of a lot of purpose. It's just not versatile enough for me and it's bigger than it looks in the picture! Quite large when you compare to the size of say, a 6-muffin tin. I suppose it will save on having to start your oven, and the muffins do cook faster and cleanup is quicker. I guess I just don't find the regular method all that much a hassle!

But I don't find that it cooks the muffins as nicely as in the oven, the bottoms tend to be rather hard and I find <hl> the muffin comes out "denser" <hl> if you will than normally.

I guess I'm just not as crazy about this muffin baker as these other folks. I got it at a great price, so figured, what the heck? But I don't find that it cooks the muffins as nicely as in the oven, the bottoms tend to be rather hard and I find <hl> the muffin comes out "denser" <hl> if you will than normally. But mostly, I think it's just a waste of another kitchen appliance that doesn't serve a heck of a lot of purpose. It's just not versatile enough for me and it's bigger than it looks in the picture! Quite large when you compare to the size of say, a 6-muffin tin. I suppose it will save on having to start your oven, and the muffins do cook faster and cleanup is quicker. I guess I just don't find the regular method all that much a hassle!

I guess I'm just not as crazy about this muffin baker as these other folks. I got it at a great price, so figured, what the heck? <hl> But I don't find that it cooks the muffins as nicely as in the oven, the bottoms tend to be rather hard and I find the muffin comes out "denser" if you will than normally. <hl> But mostly, I think it's just a waste of another kitchen appliance that doesn't serve a heck of a lot of purpose. It's just not versatile enough for me and it's bigger than it looks in the picture! Quite large when you compare to the size of say, a 6-muffin tin. I suppose it will save on having to start your oven, and the muffins do cook faster and cleanup is quicker. I guess I just don't find the regular method all that much a hassle!

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USA pans

question: Which brand is the product being reviewed?, context: I already have two bread pans by USA pans and needed some metal square cake pans. Even though the USA pans are a bit more expensive, they are WELL worth the money.I do always grease my pans before baking. I generally use butter to grease them and sprinkle with fine sugar rather than flour. Makes a nice coating on the outside of your cakes and releases just as well as flour.You won't want to serve out of them. As with any coated pan, metal isn't their friend, but just cool your cakes and they slip right out onto a serving plate. I never wash mine in the dishwasher. You can, but it isn't advisable..again they do have a clear non-stick coating. They clean up quick and easy with a sponge and a little dish detergent.Absolutely the best pans I have ever owned and I have a lot of pans. Try them, I'm sure you'll love them too.

Which brand is the product being reviewed?

I already have two bread pans by USA pans and needed some metal square cake pans.

I already have two bread pans by USA pans and needed some metal square cake pans. Even though the USA pans are a bit more expensive, they are WELL worth the money.I do always grease my pans before baking. I generally use butter to grease them and sprinkle with fine sugar rather than flour. Makes a nice coating on the outside of your cakes and releases just as well as flour.You won't want to serve out of them. As with any coated pan, metal isn't their friend, but just cool your cakes and they slip right out onto a serving plate. I never wash mine in the dishwasher. You can, but it isn't advisable..again they do have a clear non-stick coating. They clean up quick and easy with a sponge and a little dish detergent.Absolutely the best pans I have ever owned and I have a lot of pans. Try them, I'm sure you'll love them too.

I already have two bread pans by <hl> USA pans <hl> and needed some metal square cake pans.

I already have two bread pans by <hl> USA pans <hl> and needed some metal square cake pans. Even though the USA pans are a bit more expensive, they are WELL worth the money.I do always grease my pans before baking. I generally use butter to grease them and sprinkle with fine sugar rather than flour. Makes a nice coating on the outside of your cakes and releases just as well as flour.You won't want to serve out of them. As with any coated pan, metal isn't their friend, but just cool your cakes and they slip right out onto a serving plate. I never wash mine in the dishwasher. You can, but it isn't advisable..again they do have a clear non-stick coating. They clean up quick and easy with a sponge and a little dish detergent.Absolutely the best pans I have ever owned and I have a lot of pans. Try them, I'm sure you'll love them too.

<hl> I already have two bread pans by USA pans and needed some metal square cake pans. <hl> Even though the USA pans are a bit more expensive, they are WELL worth the money. I do always grease my pans before baking. I generally use butter to grease them and sprinkle with fine sugar rather than flour. Makes a nice coating on the outside of your cakes and releases just as well as flour. You won't want to serve out of them. As with any coated pan, metal isn't their friend, but just cool your cakes and they slip right out onto a serving plate. I never wash mine in the dishwasher. You can, but it isn't advisable..again they do have a clear non-stick coating. They clean up quick and easy with a sponge and a little dish detergent. Absolutely the best pans I have ever owned and I have a lot of pans. Try them, I'm sure you'll love them too.

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increasingly difficult to clean

question: Why was the customer curious about Silverstone coating?, context: This grill is considerably lighter in weight than my old grills as well as less expensive. Wonder if it's a European model, as the instructions come in several languages. Oh well, it works fine.Is there any reasonable way to renew the Silverstone coating? My old grills still heated up fine, but they became increasingly difficult to clean.

Why was the customer curious about Silverstone coating?

My old grills still heated up fine, but they became increasingly difficult to clean .

This grill is considerably lighter in weight than my old grills as well as less expensive. Wonder if it's a European model, as the instructions come in several languages. Oh well, it works fine.Is there any reasonable way to renew the Silverstone coating? My old grills still heated up fine, but they became increasingly difficult to clean.

My old grills still heated up fine, but they became <hl> increasingly difficult to clean <hl> .

This grill is considerably lighter in weight than my old grills as well as less expensive. Wonder if it's a European model, as the instructions come in several languages. Oh well, it works fine.Is there any reasonable way to renew the Silverstone coating? My old grills still heated up fine, but they became <hl> increasingly difficult to clean <hl>.

This grill is considerably lighter in weight than my old grills as well as less expensive. Wonder if it's a European model, as the instructions come in several languages. Oh well, it works fine. Is there any reasonable way to renew the Silverstone coating? <hl> My old grills still heated up fine, but they became increasingly difficult to clean . <hl>

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returning it

question: What did this person do with the tp holder?, context: The pros to this tp holder are what others have said - quality finish, looks great. I'm returning it because the arm that holds the roller is very crooked, as one reviewer noted, and I know that will bug me - every time I'd look at it I'd see that crooked arm. It's disappointing to get something that appears to be of quality materials, but the workmanship is poor. All the confusion over what bracket to purchase was frustrating, as well. I tried to find a bracket locally without success. Everyone wondered why the correct mounting bracket just didn't come with the tp holder when I ordered it. Good question. Anyway, I'm returning this one. I found one at PlumberSurplus.com and they sell the correct bracket with it ... and free shipping.

What did this person do with the tp holder?

I'm returning it because the arm that holds the roller is very crooked, as one reviewer noted, and I know that will bug me - every time I'd look at it I'd see that crooked arm.

The pros to this tp holder are what others have said - quality finish, looks great. I'm returning it because the arm that holds the roller is very crooked, as one reviewer noted, and I know that will bug me - every time I'd look at it I'd see that crooked arm. It's disappointing to get something that appears to be of quality materials, but the workmanship is poor. All the confusion over what bracket to purchase was frustrating, as well. I tried to find a bracket locally without success. Everyone wondered why the correct mounting bracket just didn't come with the tp holder when I ordered it. Good question. Anyway, I'm returning this one. I found one at PlumberSurplus.com and they sell the correct bracket with it ... and free shipping.

I'm <hl> returning it <hl> because the arm that holds the roller is very crooked, as one reviewer noted, and I know that will bug me - every time I'd look at it I'd see that crooked arm.

The pros to this tp holder are what others have said - quality finish, looks great. I'm <hl> returning it <hl> because the arm that holds the roller is very crooked, as one reviewer noted, and I know that will bug me - every time I'd look at it I'd see that crooked arm. It's disappointing to get something that appears to be of quality materials, but the workmanship is poor. All the confusion over what bracket to purchase was frustrating, as well. I tried to find a bracket locally without success. Everyone wondered why the correct mounting bracket just didn't come with the tp holder when I ordered it. Good question. Anyway, I'm returning this one. I found one at PlumberSurplus.com and they sell the correct bracket with it ... and free shipping.

The pros to this tp holder are what others have said - quality finish, looks great. <hl> I'm returning it because the arm that holds the roller is very crooked, as one reviewer noted, and I know that will bug me - every time I'd look at it I'd see that crooked arm. <hl> It's disappointing to get something that appears to be of quality materials, but the workmanship is poor. All the confusion over what bracket to purchase was frustrating, as well. I tried to find a bracket locally without success. Everyone wondered why the correct mounting bracket just didn't come with the tp holder when I ordered it. Good question. Anyway, I'm returning this one. I found one at PlumberSurplus.com and they sell the correct bracket with it ... and free shipping.

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6 or 8

question: This product can slice a pie into how many slices?, context: Ordered this in time for Thanksgiving. What a great invention! Works very well for most every pie. It won't slice a small pie all the way but I used it to mark the slices for the Marie Callander frozen pumpkin and pecan pie so everyone got the same size slice of pie. The homemade mince/apple pie cut perfectly and I left the slicer in place to separate the pieces and keep the filling in place. Some of the best things about this pie slicer are the clean up and storage, and the ability to slice the pie in 6 or 8 slices. The storage box is small enough to tuck away without taking much cabinet space. A must for every hostess.UPDATE! I love it even more. We took a small frozen pie out of it's 8" aluminum foil pan and let it thaw in a regular size pie dish that the slicer fit in and voila; perfect pie slices.December 1, 2012 update. Still love this pie slicer. It IS collapsible, if the cutter blades are hard to remove be sure you have unscrewed the red top from the white, or use a rubber gripper to get a better grip on the cutters. If you are baking a frozen pie that is 8 inches, put it in a 9 pie plate to bake or do what I do; mark the top of the pie by gently pushing the the cutter into the top of the pie to make cutting guide lines. I had four pies at Thanksgiving and I marked the pies with the cutter so all the pieces were even. I love this pie cutter and use it all the time. Easy to use, easy to clean, stores in a small space and collapsible.

This product can slice a pie into how many slices?

Some of the best things about this pie slicer are the clean up and storage, and the ability to slice the pie in 6 or 8 slices.

Ordered this in time for Thanksgiving. What a great invention! Works very well for most every pie. It won't slice a small pie all the way but I used it to mark the slices for the Marie Callander frozen pumpkin and pecan pie so everyone got the same size slice of pie. The homemade mince/apple pie cut perfectly and I left the slicer in place to separate the pieces and keep the filling in place. Some of the best things about this pie slicer are the clean up and storage, and the ability to slice the pie in 6 or 8 slices. The storage box is small enough to tuck away without taking much cabinet space. A must for every hostess.UPDATE! I love it even more. We took a small frozen pie out of it's 8" aluminum foil pan and let it thaw in a regular size pie dish that the slicer fit in and voila; perfect pie slices.December 1, 2012 update. Still love this pie slicer. It IS collapsible, if the cutter blades are hard to remove be sure you have unscrewed the red top from the white, or use a rubber gripper to get a better grip on the cutters. If you are baking a frozen pie that is 8 inches, put it in a 9 pie plate to bake or do what I do; mark the top of the pie by gently pushing the the cutter into the top of the pie to make cutting guide lines. I had four pies at Thanksgiving and I marked the pies with the cutter so all the pieces were even. I love this pie cutter and use it all the time. Easy to use, easy to clean, stores in a small space and collapsible.

Some of the best things about this pie slicer are the clean up and storage, and the ability to slice the pie in <hl> 6 or 8 <hl> slices.

Ordered this in time for Thanksgiving. What a great invention! Works very well for most every pie. It won't slice a small pie all the way but I used it to mark the slices for the Marie Callander frozen pumpkin and pecan pie so everyone got the same size slice of pie. The homemade mince/apple pie cut perfectly and I left the slicer in place to separate the pieces and keep the filling in place. Some of the best things about this pie slicer are the clean up and storage, and the ability to slice the pie in <hl> 6 or 8 <hl> slices. The storage box is small enough to tuck away without taking much cabinet space. A must for every hostess.UPDATE! I love it even more. We took a small frozen pie out of it's 8" aluminum foil pan and let it thaw in a regular size pie dish that the slicer fit in and voila; perfect pie slices.December 1, 2012 update. Still love this pie slicer. It IS collapsible, if the cutter blades are hard to remove be sure you have unscrewed the red top from the white, or use a rubber gripper to get a better grip on the cutters. If you are baking a frozen pie that is 8 inches, put it in a 9 pie plate to bake or do what I do; mark the top of the pie by gently pushing the the cutter into the top of the pie to make cutting guide lines. I had four pies at Thanksgiving and I marked the pies with the cutter so all the pieces were even. I love this pie cutter and use it all the time. Easy to use, easy to clean, stores in a small space and collapsible.

Ordered this in time for Thanksgiving. What a great invention! Works very well for most every pie. It won't slice a small pie all the way but I used it to mark the slices for the Marie Callander frozen pumpkin and pecan pie so everyone got the same size slice of pie. The homemade mince/apple pie cut perfectly and I left the slicer in place to separate the pieces and keep the filling in place. <hl> Some of the best things about this pie slicer are the clean up and storage, and the ability to slice the pie in 6 or 8 slices. <hl> The storage box is small enough to tuck away without taking much cabinet space. A must for every hostess. UPDATE! I love it even more. We took a small frozen pie out of it's 8" aluminum foil pan and let it thaw in a regular size pie dish that the slicer fit in and voila; perfect pie slices. December 1, 2012 update. Still love this pie slicer. It IS collapsible, if the cutter blades are hard to remove be sure you have unscrewed the red top from the white, or use a rubber gripper to get a better grip on the cutters. If you are baking a frozen pie that is 8 inches, put it in a 9 pie plate to bake or do what I do; mark the top of the pie by gently pushing the the cutter into the top of the pie to make cutting guide lines. I had four pies at Thanksgiving and I marked the pies with the cutter so all the pieces were even. I love this pie cutter and use it all the time. Easy to use, easy to clean, stores in a small space and collapsible.

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about ten

question: How many different dishes where made from the cookbook?, context: I really like this machine. I have made bread for years by hand but found I was making it less and less. I bought the book " The bread machine cookbook" at the same time that I bought this bread maker. It is a perfect compliment. I have made about ten different recipes from this book and they all have been perfect. The machine works very well and is very easy to program for the different types of breads. I now make organic bread when ever we need it. It just requires adding all of the ingredients and just turn it on.

How many different dishes where made from the cookbook?

I have made about ten different recipes from this book and they all have been perfect.

I really like this machine. I have made bread for years by hand but found I was making it less and less. I bought the book " The bread machine cookbook" at the same time that I bought this bread maker. It is a perfect compliment. I have made about ten different recipes from this book and they all have been perfect. The machine works very well and is very easy to program for the different types of breads. I now make organic bread when ever we need it. It just requires adding all of the ingredients and just turn it on.

I have made <hl> about ten <hl> different recipes from this book and they all have been perfect.

I really like this machine. I have made bread for years by hand but found I was making it less and less. I bought the book " The bread machine cookbook" at the same time that I bought this bread maker. It is a perfect compliment. I have made <hl> about ten <hl> different recipes from this book and they all have been perfect. The machine works very well and is very easy to program for the different types of breads. I now make organic bread when ever we need it. It just requires adding all of the ingredients and just turn it on.

I really like this machine. I have made bread for years by hand but found I was making it less and less. I bought the book " The bread machine cookbook" at the same time that I bought this bread maker. It is a perfect compliment. <hl> I have made about ten different recipes from this book and they all have been perfect. <hl> The machine works very well and is very easy to program for the different types of breads. I now make organic bread when ever we need it. It just requires adding all of the ingredients and just turn it on.

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1/2 cup

question: How much water do you use to keep smoke down?, context: I have the larger Sanyo electric grill and it is great, just a little too big for my kitchen counter. (it is out in my RV, working great) But this baby is just right for my kitchen.It has a little less wattage than the bigger model but actually seems to heat up a little faster. I like the design of the grilling surface better than the design of the bigger unit (deeper grooves, and a good lip around the edge). I like the water tray that is black instead of aluminum in color, and it is easier to remove and pour the little amount of water out (1/2 cup of water is used to keep the smoke down).My cooking routine is to set it up, pour a 1/2 cup water into the tray, spray a little canola oil on the grill, turn the control up to high to pre-heat for about 3 minutes, then slap the seasoned steak, burger, chicken, ribs, etc. on the grill. I sear in some good grill marks on each side, then turn the heat down to medium and finish cooking at a slower pace, depending upon thickness of the piece being cooked. My first try was a T-Bone steak, and it was great!After the food is done, I turn the heat control off. For cleanup, I place a couple of dripping wet paper towels on the grill surface, turn the heat control back to high for a minute or so. When the steam starts rising of the wet towels, I shut of the power, and just wipe down the grill with those same paper towels, then dry, it cleans very easily.Nothing is quite like the burning and flames of a good charcole fire, but indoors or out, this cooks very, very well, with bare minumum of effort.I do recommend aluminum foil to cover the grill and the food to speed pre-heating and to keep splatters down. I think I may get some disposable shallow metal foil trays that match the grill size, to use as lids, they look like they should work well.

How much water do you use to keep smoke down?

I like the water tray that is black instead of aluminum in color, and it is easier to remove and pour the little amount of water out ( 1/2 cup of water is used to keep the smoke down).My cooking routine is to set it up, pour a 1/2 cup water into the tray, spray a little canola oil on the grill, turn the control up to high to pre-heat for about 3 minutes, then slap the seasoned steak, burger, chicken, ribs, etc. on the grill.

I have the larger Sanyo electric grill and it is great, just a little too big for my kitchen counter. (it is out in my RV, working great) But this baby is just right for my kitchen.It has a little less wattage than the bigger model but actually seems to heat up a little faster. I like the design of the grilling surface better than the design of the bigger unit (deeper grooves, and a good lip around the edge). I like the water tray that is black instead of aluminum in color, and it is easier to remove and pour the little amount of water out (1/2 cup of water is used to keep the smoke down).My cooking routine is to set it up, pour a 1/2 cup water into the tray, spray a little canola oil on the grill, turn the control up to high to pre-heat for about 3 minutes, then slap the seasoned steak, burger, chicken, ribs, etc. on the grill. I sear in some good grill marks on each side, then turn the heat down to medium and finish cooking at a slower pace, depending upon thickness of the piece being cooked. My first try was a T-Bone steak, and it was great!After the food is done, I turn the heat control off. For cleanup, I place a couple of dripping wet paper towels on the grill surface, turn the heat control back to high for a minute or so. When the steam starts rising of the wet towels, I shut of the power, and just wipe down the grill with those same paper towels, then dry, it cleans very easily.Nothing is quite like the burning and flames of a good charcole fire, but indoors or out, this cooks very, very well, with bare minumum of effort.I do recommend aluminum foil to cover the grill and the food to speed pre-heating and to keep splatters down. I think I may get some disposable shallow metal foil trays that match the grill size, to use as lids, they look like they should work well.

I like the water tray that is black instead of aluminum in color, and it is easier to remove and pour the little amount of water out ( <hl> 1/2 cup <hl> of water is used to keep the smoke down).My cooking routine is to set it up, pour a 1/2 cup water into the tray, spray a little canola oil on the grill, turn the control up to high to pre-heat for about 3 minutes, then slap the seasoned steak, burger, chicken, ribs, etc. on the grill.

I have the larger Sanyo electric grill and it is great, just a little too big for my kitchen counter. (it is out in my RV, working great) But this baby is just right for my kitchen.It has a little less wattage than the bigger model but actually seems to heat up a little faster. I like the design of the grilling surface better than the design of the bigger unit (deeper grooves, and a good lip around the edge). I like the water tray that is black instead of aluminum in color, and it is easier to remove and pour the little amount of water out (<hl> 1/2 cup <hl> of water is used to keep the smoke down).My cooking routine is to set it up, pour a 1/2 cup water into the tray, spray a little canola oil on the grill, turn the control up to high to pre-heat for about 3 minutes, then slap the seasoned steak, burger, chicken, ribs, etc. on the grill. I sear in some good grill marks on each side, then turn the heat down to medium and finish cooking at a slower pace, depending upon thickness of the piece being cooked. My first try was a T-Bone steak, and it was great!After the food is done, I turn the heat control off. For cleanup, I place a couple of dripping wet paper towels on the grill surface, turn the heat control back to high for a minute or so. When the steam starts rising of the wet towels, I shut of the power, and just wipe down the grill with those same paper towels, then dry, it cleans very easily.Nothing is quite like the burning and flames of a good charcole fire, but indoors or out, this cooks very, very well, with bare minumum of effort.I do recommend aluminum foil to cover the grill and the food to speed pre-heating and to keep splatters down. I think I may get some disposable shallow metal foil trays that match the grill size, to use as lids, they look like they should work well.

I have the larger Sanyo electric grill and it is great, just a little too big for my kitchen counter. (it is out in my RV, working great) But this baby is just right for my kitchen. It has a little less wattage than the bigger model but actually seems to heat up a little faster. I like the design of the grilling surface better than the design of the bigger unit (deeper grooves, and a good lip around the edge). <hl> I like the water tray that is black instead of aluminum in color, and it is easier to remove and pour the little amount of water out ( 1/2 cup of water is used to keep the smoke down).My cooking routine is to set it up, pour a 1/2 cup water into the tray, spray a little canola oil on the grill, turn the control up to high to pre-heat for about 3 minutes, then slap the seasoned steak, burger, chicken, ribs, etc. on the grill. <hl> I sear in some good grill marks on each side, then turn the heat down to medium and finish cooking at a slower pace, depending upon thickness of the piece being cooked. My first try was a T-Bone steak, and it was great!After the food is done, I turn the heat control off. For cleanup, I place a couple of dripping wet paper towels on the grill surface, turn the heat control back to high for a minute or so. When the steam starts rising of the wet towels, I shut of the power, and just wipe down the grill with those same paper towels, then dry, it cleans very easily. Nothing is quite like the burning and flames of a good charcole fire, but indoors or out, this cooks very, very well, with bare minumum of effort. I do recommend aluminum foil to cover the grill and the food to speed pre-heating and to keep splatters down. I think I may get some disposable shallow metal foil trays that match the grill size, to use as lids, they look like they should work well.

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use the syrups or if you can use the water from your tap

question: What can be done to save money on the refills?, context: I don't know why it's so difficult to find CO2 cylinders and syrups for this unit. Only thing I can think of is Soda Stream has a huge monopoly on everything entailed. I do know that I love that I can refill my cylinders locally at a sporting goods store and some beverage centers as well, unlike Soda Stream which aren't compatible with the systems the previous mentioned venues offer, or you need to be a chemist to try and refill yourself! Just keep in mind it's only cost effective if you use the syrups or if you can use the water from your tap, because if you have to use spring water from the supermarket like I do, It just pans out. A 2 liter bottle of club soda goes for .99 and that's pretty much what a gallon of water will cost you.

What can be done to save money on the refills?

if you use the syrups or if you can use the water from your tap , because if you have to use spring water from the supermarket like I do, It just pans out.

I don't know why it's so difficult to find CO2 cylinders and syrups for this unit. Only thing I can think of is Soda Stream has a huge monopoly on everything entailed. I do know that I love that I can refill my cylinders locally at a sporting goods store and some beverage centers as well, unlike Soda Stream which aren't compatible with the systems the previous mentioned venues offer, or you need to be a chemist to try and refill yourself! Just keep in mind it's only cost effective if you use the syrups or if you can use the water from your tap, because if you have to use spring water from the supermarket like I do, It just pans out. A 2 liter bottle of club soda goes for .99 and that's pretty much what a gallon of water will cost you.

if you <hl> use the syrups or if you can use the water from your tap <hl> , because if you have to use spring water from the supermarket like I do, It just pans out.

I don't know why it's so difficult to find CO2 cylinders and syrups for this unit. Only thing I can think of is Soda Stream has a huge monopoly on everything entailed. I do know that I love that I can refill my cylinders locally at a sporting goods store and some beverage centers as well, unlike Soda Stream which aren't compatible with the systems the previous mentioned venues offer, or you need to be a chemist to try and refill yourself! Just keep in mind it's only cost effective if you <hl> use the syrups or if you can use the water from your tap <hl>, because if you have to use spring water from the supermarket like I do, It just pans out. A 2 liter bottle of club soda goes for .99 and that's pretty much what a gallon of water will cost you.

I don't know why it's so difficult to find CO2 cylinders and syrups for this unit. Only thing I can think of is Soda Stream has a huge monopoly on everything entailed. I do know that I love that I can refill my cylinders locally at a sporting goods store and some beverage centers as well, unlike Soda Stream which aren't compatible with the systems the previous mentioned venues offer, or you need to be a chemist to try and refill yourself! Just keep in mind it's only cost effective <hl> if you use the syrups or if you can use the water from your tap , because if you have to use spring water from the supermarket like I do, It just pans out. <hl> A 2 liter bottle of club soda goes for .99 and that's pretty much what a gallon of water will cost you.

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cheery color

question: Are the pans attractive?, context: I purchased these because I simply couldn't resist the color! I love them so much! I have a full set of Calphalon which I love too, but I find I reach for my green pans most often, mostly, I think because their cheery color makes me happy! They heat evenly and well, cook everything nicely and clean up very well. Sure they get food stains on their finish and on the rivets, but a little Bon Ami on a non-metallic scubbing pad and it comes right off and they're good as new! I cook a lot and I am very pleased with this set!

Are the pans attractive?

because their cheery color makes me happy!

I purchased these because I simply couldn't resist the color! I love them so much! I have a full set of Calphalon which I love too, but I find I reach for my green pans most often, mostly, I think because their cheery color makes me happy! They heat evenly and well, cook everything nicely and clean up very well. Sure they get food stains on their finish and on the rivets, but a little Bon Ami on a non-metallic scubbing pad and it comes right off and they're good as new! I cook a lot and I am very pleased with this set!

because their <hl> cheery color <hl> makes me happy!

I purchased these because I simply couldn't resist the color! I love them so much! I have a full set of Calphalon which I love too, but I find I reach for my green pans most often, mostly, I think because their <hl> cheery color <hl> makes me happy! They heat evenly and well, cook everything nicely and clean up very well. Sure they get food stains on their finish and on the rivets, but a little Bon Ami on a non-metallic scubbing pad and it comes right off and they're good as new! I cook a lot and I am very pleased with this set!

I purchased these because I simply couldn't resist the color! I love them so much! I have a full set of Calphalon which I love too, but I find I reach for my green pans most often, mostly, I think <hl> because their cheery color makes me happy! <hl> They heat evenly and well, cook everything nicely and clean up very well. Sure they get food stains on their finish and on the rivets, but a little Bon Ami on a non-metallic scubbing pad and it comes right off and they're good as new! I cook a lot and I am very pleased with this set!

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easy

question: How did the noodles cook?, context: Pretty cool..This thing is small but cuts quickly and easily! Makes long long strands of veggie &#34;zoodles&#34;. It has two sizes of noodle to make. Gave it a try last night. I had to individually cut the noodles to the size I wanted them.. not sure how I feel about that yet. Cooked easy and was a great healthy meal choice for my family! gonna get lots of uses out of it with all the squash planted in the garden!The only gripe I really have about it is the leftover nubs of squash.. seems so wasteful!

How did the noodles cook?

Cooked easy and was a great healthy meal choice for my family!

Pretty cool..This thing is small but cuts quickly and easily! Makes long long strands of veggie &#34;zoodles&#34;. It has two sizes of noodle to make. Gave it a try last night. I had to individually cut the noodles to the size I wanted them.. not sure how I feel about that yet. Cooked easy and was a great healthy meal choice for my family! gonna get lots of uses out of it with all the squash planted in the garden!The only gripe I really have about it is the leftover nubs of squash.. seems so wasteful!

Cooked <hl> easy <hl> and was a great healthy meal choice for my family!

Pretty cool..This thing is small but cuts quickly and easily! Makes long long strands of veggie &#34;zoodles&#34;. It has two sizes of noodle to make. Gave it a try last night. I had to individually cut the noodles to the size I wanted them.. not sure how I feel about that yet. Cooked <hl> easy <hl> and was a great healthy meal choice for my family! gonna get lots of uses out of it with all the squash planted in the garden!The only gripe I really have about it is the leftover nubs of squash.. seems so wasteful!

Pretty cool.. This thing is small but cuts quickly and easily! Makes long long strands of veggie &#34;zoodles&#34;. It has two sizes of noodle to make. Gave it a try last night. I had to individually cut the noodles to the size I wanted them.. not sure how I feel about that yet. <hl> Cooked easy and was a great healthy meal choice for my family! <hl> gonna get lots of uses out of it with all the squash planted in the garden!The only gripe I really have about it is the leftover nubs of squash.. seems so wasteful!

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