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Question: Any alert sounds? (I don't want to wake up neighbors or roommates; thin walls)
Document: It has a holder on the back, left side for the rice paddle. I don't like non-stick but almost all rice cookers are so I make do with it for the convenience of the machine. This has a delay timer so if you want to wake up to a hot bowl of rice in the morning, or come home from work and have your rice ready, just set the delay timer and your rice will be waiting for you.
Love this, it works great, never have I known rice to be so scrumptious. And it good for oatmeal too! Set a timer the night before and poof! You wake up to a steaming bowl of fresh oatmeal. Yum Yum!
The steam drools out top of unit into under where the handle is, messy and gross and visible to all. The insert tray is so thin I had to use a flashlight to read one cup on it 3 and 4 cups were indented enough to read fine but one and two not so easy.
I was quite surprised how the rice does come out like you would expect it to. However there is a small issue that must be stated. Yes it does cook most of the rice well but that's the thing... Most... The thing is the rice cooker uses a very thin aluminum to cook the rice so the bottom of the rice can get a little burnt.
My only complaint is that the teflon coating of the container is very thin and cheap. The product is easy to use, rice cooks well.
I think it's just okay; the teflon coating is very thin, and like the previous rice cooker that I had, the teflon didn't last (even with using the plastic paddle that came with it) long. The only feature that I like with this one is it will cook brown rice, which I normally cook on the stove top. I don't think these teflon appliances are made to last.
The problem is the thin metal cover inside the cooker is very easy to be taken off. Generally it's a neat rice- cooker. Easy to operate .
A great rice cooker and the perfect size for 2 people (with leftovers :)  Works well with other grains including steel-cut oatmeal as well. The timer makes using this even easier -- I put oatmeal and fruit in it at night and wake up to a delicious hot breakfast, yum!
So far, so good. I've used it once.The things I like most:Small, hardly takes up any room in my small urban kitchen.White rice and brown rice settings!Timer so you know when it will be ready.Steamer tray and setting.Cons:Lid doesn't seem to detached, can't toss it in the dishwasher.Very thin cooking pot, I can see this getting out of round easily.
This water warms and dries out to a thin opaque layer after every cook. There is also a notch where the latch of the lid comes in that easily catches excess water and can lead to mold problems.Other rice cookers do not have these problems.The manual suggests not to use more than three measures of rice with their provided plastic cup (equal to 3/4 of a cup, so 2 1/4 cups of rice total). I suggest you don't use more than two measures of rice.
Answer: Yes.  The machine beeps when the rice is cooked.  It will continue to beep intermittently, so it may be an issue for roommates, but probably not for neighbors.