Question: What is the product made of?

I purchased 4 of these to align side by side and two on top. I have a wall at the front door area that fit these dimensions perfectly, giving it a built in look. I had my oldest son bring the packages into the living room, and I put on Netflix to binge watch a new show while I worked. I think I ended up watching 3 episodes of an hour long show while putting the four together. Note I didn't work continuous as I might had the show not been on, particularly during climatic moments. The first one took the longest as it took me a moment to realize what the easiest method was to attack it. Simply hold one of the side pieces in your lap parallel to the floor. Align a shelf piece perpendicular to the floor to line up, and screw in the bolts. That is the hardest part. The directions were pretty clear, I mean it's not complicated. The best direction feature actually was the first page where they have you id the items. Now, I absolutely must comment on the absolutely beautiful manner of packaging. You really have to give pause to the brilliance and sensitivity to the person who came up with the packaging. It's almost a little like Christmas the way each part is wrapped so beautifully in a very caring way, with paper. The way the straps which held the shelving together were underlaid with a strip of corrugated cardboard to protect the shelves... I don't know, maybe I'm a bit obsessed with design, but it truly was well done.I also purchased 3 sets of the basket set to go in the 4 shelves. Works perfect for separating out everyone's shoes, winter hats, and left room to store the boys' backpacks and even set up a framed picture and a beloved knickknack.The long story short, very nice shelves, nice finish on them, sturdy, well made, solid wood (ya baby) and works perfectly for my needs.Why can't I add a picture? It would truly sell this item to others who are dying to take an area from unorganized doom to refreshingly organized heaven!

Answer: solid wood

I purchased 4 of these to align side by side and two on top. I have a wall at the front door area that fit these dimensions perfectly, giving it a built in look. I had my oldest son bring the packages into the living room, and I put on Netflix to binge watch a new show while I worked. I think I ended up watching 3 episodes of an hour long show while putting the four together. Note I didn't work continuous as I might had the show not been on, particularly during climatic moments. The first one took the longest as it took me a moment to realize what the easiest method was to attack it. Simply hold one of the side pieces in your lap parallel to the floor. Align a shelf piece perpendicular to the floor to line up, and screw in the bolts. That is the hardest part. The directions were pretty clear, I mean it's not complicated. The best direction feature actually was the first page where they have you id the items. Now, I absolutely must comment on the absolutely beautiful manner of packaging. You really have to give pause to the brilliance and sensitivity to the person who came up with the packaging. It's almost a little like Christmas the way each part is wrapped so beautifully in a very caring way, with paper. The way the straps which held the shelving together were underlaid with a strip of corrugated cardboard to protect the shelves... I don't know, maybe I'm a bit obsessed with design, but it truly was well done. I also purchased 3 sets of the basket set to go in the 4 shelves. Works perfect for separating out everyone's shoes, winter hats, and left room to store the boys' backpacks and even set up a framed picture and a beloved knickknack. <hl> The long story short, very nice shelves, nice finish on them, sturdy, well made, solid wood (ya baby) and works perfectly for my needs. <hl> Why can't I add a picture? It would truly sell this item to others who are dying to take an area from unorganized doom to refreshingly organized heaven!

I purchased 4 of these to align side by side and two on top. I have a wall at the front door area that fit these dimensions perfectly, giving it a built in look. I had my oldest son bring the packages into the living room, and I put on Netflix to binge watch a new show while I worked. I think I ended up watching 3 episodes of an hour long show while putting the four together. Note I didn't work continuous as I might had the show not been on, particularly during climatic moments. The first one took the longest as it took me a moment to realize what the easiest method was to attack it. Simply hold one of the side pieces in your lap parallel to the floor. Align a shelf piece perpendicular to the floor to line up, and screw in the bolts. That is the hardest part. The directions were pretty clear, I mean it's not complicated. The best direction feature actually was the first page where they have you id the items. Now, I absolutely must comment on the absolutely beautiful manner of packaging. You really have to give pause to the brilliance and sensitivity to the person who came up with the packaging. It's almost a little like Christmas the way each part is wrapped so beautifully in a very caring way, with paper. The way the straps which held the shelving together were underlaid with a strip of corrugated cardboard to protect the shelves... I don't know, maybe I'm a bit obsessed with design, but it truly was well done.I also purchased 3 sets of the basket set to go in the 4 shelves. Works perfect for separating out everyone's shoes, winter hats, and left room to store the boys' backpacks and even set up a framed picture and a beloved knickknack.The long story short, very nice shelves, nice finish on them, sturdy, well made, <hl> solid wood <hl> (ya baby) and works perfectly for my needs.Why can't I add a picture? It would truly sell this item to others who are dying to take an area from unorganized doom to refreshingly organized heaven!


Question: Where does the author use the coffee makers?

We have two of these. One at home and one we use in our RV and cabin. They both work great, We like the choice of coffees and the quick service we get when orgering coffee from Amazon. We have found out that we can buy coffe at Targets and Bed, bath & Beyond, so we're never out. Maybe not the cheapist way to get your coffee fix, but far cheaper that going to starbuck's shops and the product is just as good. I like the Late's and have not notiuced a chemical taste as was noted. You do have to watch the dates on the milk containers.

Answer: RV and cabin

We have two of these. <hl> One at home and one we use in our RV and cabin . <hl> They both work great, We like the choice of coffees and the quick service we get when orgering coffee from Amazon. We have found out that we can buy coffe at Targets and Bed, bath & Beyond, so we're never out. Maybe not the cheapist way to get your coffee fix, but far cheaper that going to starbuck's shops and the product is just as good. I like the Late's and have not notiuced a chemical taste as was noted. You do have to watch the dates on the milk containers.

We have two of these. One at home and one we use in our <hl> RV and cabin <hl>. They both work great, We like the choice of coffees and the quick service we get when orgering coffee from Amazon. We have found out that we can buy coffe at Targets and Bed, bath & Beyond, so we're never out. Maybe not the cheapist way to get your coffee fix, but far cheaper that going to starbuck's shops and the product is just as good. I like the Late's and have not notiuced a chemical taste as was noted. You do have to watch the dates on the milk containers.

One at home and one we use in our <hl> RV and cabin <hl> .


Question: When long ago was the last update?

It's been about a month so I will have to post an updated part of this review in 5 months or so. But so far, these pillows are great. Definitely hotel-quality and definitely durable. My fiance is the "pilowhammer" type and will usually have to fold them in half to make them firm enough. With these pillows, he is no longer tossing and turning adjusting, it's a full night of wakeless sleep. And after a month they are just as firm as the day we got them. I've been looking for good pillows for years and finally found them! (Be sure to pick the firm type, it's still soft as a cloud.)

Answer: about a month

<hl> It's been about a month so I will have to post an updated part of this review in 5 months or so. <hl> But so far, these pillows are great. Definitely hotel-quality and definitely durable. My fiance is the "pilowhammer" type and will usually have to fold them in half to make them firm enough. With these pillows, he is no longer tossing and turning adjusting, it's a full night of wakeless sleep. And after a month they are just as firm as the day we got them. I've been looking for good pillows for years and finally found them! (Be sure to pick the firm type, it's still soft as a cloud.)

It's been <hl> about a month <hl> so I will have to post an updated part of this review in 5 months or so. But so far, these pillows are great. Definitely hotel-quality and definitely durable. My fiance is the "pilowhammer" type and will usually have to fold them in half to make them firm enough. With these pillows, he is no longer tossing and turning adjusting, it's a full night of wakeless sleep. And after a month they are just as firm as the day we got them. I've been looking for good pillows for years and finally found them! (Be sure to pick the firm type, it's still soft as a cloud.)


Question: is there anything i need to do with the new beater the first few uses?

I bought this for my 6-quart KitchenAid Professional mixer, and this beater is a lot better than the one that came with the mixer. I bought it, because I make a lot of cookies, cakes, and creme pies. The rubber on the edges scrape the sides of the mixing bowl to ensure that everything gets mixed in evenly. Even though it's plastic, it seems durable, in addition to being dishwasher safe. Be aware that the first few rotations around the mixing bowl, the beater will squeak until there is enough lubrication on the rubber for it to glide around smoothly, and it will do this pretty much every time. Other than that, I love this beater!

Answer: the first few rotations around the mixing bowl, the beater will squeak until there is enough lubrication on the rubber

I bought this for my 6-quart KitchenAid Professional mixer, and this beater is a lot better than the one that came with the mixer. I bought it, because I make a lot of cookies, cakes, and creme pies. The rubber on the edges scrape the sides of the mixing bowl to ensure that everything gets mixed in evenly. Even though it's plastic, it seems durable, in addition to being dishwasher safe. <hl> Be aware that the first few rotations around the mixing bowl, the beater will squeak until there is enough lubrication on the rubber for it to glide around smoothly, and it will do this pretty much every time. <hl> Other than that, I love this beater!

I bought this for my 6-quart KitchenAid Professional mixer, and this beater is a lot better than the one that came with the mixer. I bought it, because I make a lot of cookies, cakes, and creme pies. The rubber on the edges scrape the sides of the mixing bowl to ensure that everything gets mixed in evenly. Even though it's plastic, it seems durable, in addition to being dishwasher safe. Be aware that <hl> the first few rotations around the mixing bowl, the beater will squeak until there is enough lubrication on the rubber <hl> for it to glide around smoothly, and it will do this pretty much every time. Other than that, I love this beater!


Question: What was the number 1 reason for negative statement?

I got fed up trying to find all my belts so I bought this guy.POSITIVES1. Loop Belts stay on it well2. It keeps all my belts together in one spot3. Its cheapNEGATIVES1. It takes up a good amount of space and I have a small closet rod2. It doesn't spin that well.3. It does tend to tip if the amount of belts are uneven on one side4. If the belt doesn't have a loop, it may not hang that wellOverall its not perfect and is just a piece of plastic, but you're not really spending that much on it anyway.

Answer: It takes up a good amount of space

I got fed up trying to find all my belts so I bought this guy. POSITIVES1. Loop Belts stay on it well2. It keeps all my belts together in one spot3. Its cheapNEGATIVES1. <hl> It takes up a good amount of space and I have a small closet rod2. <hl> It doesn't spin that well.3. It does tend to tip if the amount of belts are uneven on one side4. If the belt doesn't have a loop, it may not hang that wellOverall its not perfect and is just a piece of plastic, but you're not really spending that much on it anyway.

I got fed up trying to find all my belts so I bought this guy.POSITIVES1. Loop Belts stay on it well2. It keeps all my belts together in one spot3. Its cheapNEGATIVES1. <hl> It takes up a good amount of space <hl> and I have a small closet rod2. It doesn't spin that well.3. It does tend to tip if the amount of belts are uneven on one side4. If the belt doesn't have a loop, it may not hang that wellOverall its not perfect and is just a piece of plastic, but you're not really spending that much on it anyway.


Question: What physical aspects did the reviewer list as positive?

The Dirt Devil Turbo Plus Bagged Canister Vacuum was sent to me by Amazon Vine for review. Here's my take on it.This is a sleek-looking machine, a silvery color, lightweight with a carrying handle built in. There are several nice features: weight is one, onboard tool storage is another (all but two of the attachments store on the vacuum or on the wand). The hose snaps in to the canister easily and firmly so it won't loosen as you vacuum. Also, the wand telescopes so you need store only one wand piece. The On/OFF and retractable hose control can be foot operated, saving bending, however, I prefer to use my hand in case I might damage the plastic part. Also, it is suggested that you hold onto the cord as it retracts into the canister. Another nice feature is a variable suction-great for using the floor tool. A turbo tool provides extra agitation for carpet and seems to work well, however, I prefer using an upright for carpeting. I like the idea of using the turbo tool to pick up pet hair since this is something my upright with hose and attachment doesn't do well.The not quite so likable items: the floor brush is suction only, a plastic rectangle with short bristles all around the edge. (By increasing the suction, I was able to effectively clean dirt and debris from my tile floor, but the quality of the attachment seems moderate at best.) The hose is stiff and has a tendency to kink. Amazon does not currently carry the bags for this machine (bags, by the way, are small, so you'll want a good supply of them), however, they can be ordered from Dirt Devil on their website (part no. AD10035--this is for a 3-pack and until 10/12/11 there's a 20% off price and free shipping).The Dirt Devil Turbo Canister Plus has a 12 amp motor and comes with a two-year warranty (Note: stated warranty on Amazon site is two years, on bottom of canister states one year). At just under $130, it delivers a lot for a modest price.

Answer: sleek-looking machine, a silvery color, lightweight with a carrying handle built in

The Dirt Devil Turbo Plus Bagged Canister Vacuum was sent to me by Amazon Vine for review. Here's my take on it. <hl> This is a sleek-looking machine, a silvery color, lightweight with a carrying handle built in . <hl> There are several nice features: weight is one, onboard tool storage is another (all but two of the attachments store on the vacuum or on the wand). The hose snaps in to the canister easily and firmly so it won't loosen as you vacuum. Also, the wand telescopes so you need store only one wand piece. The On/OFF and retractable hose control can be foot operated, saving bending, however, I prefer to use my hand in case I might damage the plastic part. Also, it is suggested that you hold onto the cord as it retracts into the canister. Another nice feature is a variable suction-great for using the floor tool. A turbo tool provides extra agitation for carpet and seems to work well, however, I prefer using an upright for carpeting. I like the idea of using the turbo tool to pick up pet hair since this is something my upright with hose and attachment doesn't do well. The not quite so likable items: the floor brush is suction only, a plastic rectangle with short bristles all around the edge. (By increasing the suction, I was able to effectively clean dirt and debris from my tile floor, but the quality of the attachment seems moderate at best.) The hose is stiff and has a tendency to kink. Amazon does not currently carry the bags for this machine (bags, by the way, are small, so you'll want a good supply of them), however, they can be ordered from Dirt Devil on their website (part no. AD10035--this is for a 3-pack and until 10/12/11 there's a 20% off price and free shipping).The Dirt Devil Turbo Canister Plus has a 12 amp motor and comes with a two-year warranty (Note: stated warranty on Amazon site is two years, on bottom of canister states one year). At just under $130, it delivers a lot for a modest price.

The Dirt Devil Turbo Plus Bagged Canister Vacuum was sent to me by Amazon Vine for review. Here's my take on it.This is a <hl> sleek-looking machine, a silvery color, lightweight with a carrying handle built in <hl>. There are several nice features: weight is one, onboard tool storage is another (all but two of the attachments store on the vacuum or on the wand). The hose snaps in to the canister easily and firmly so it won't loosen as you vacuum. Also, the wand telescopes so you need store only one wand piece. The On/OFF and retractable hose control can be foot operated, saving bending, however, I prefer to use my hand in case I might damage the plastic part. Also, it is suggested that you hold onto the cord as it retracts into the canister. Another nice feature is a variable suction-great for using the floor tool. A turbo tool provides extra agitation for carpet and seems to work well, however, I prefer using an upright for carpeting. I like the idea of using the turbo tool to pick up pet hair since this is something my upright with hose and attachment doesn't do well.The not quite so likable items: the floor brush is suction only, a plastic rectangle with short bristles all around the edge. (By increasing the suction, I was able to effectively clean dirt and debris from my tile floor, but the quality of the attachment seems moderate at best.) The hose is stiff and has a tendency to kink. Amazon does not currently carry the bags for this machine (bags, by the way, are small, so you'll want a good supply of them), however, they can be ordered from Dirt Devil on their website (part no. AD10035--this is for a 3-pack and until 10/12/11 there's a 20% off price and free shipping).The Dirt Devil Turbo Canister Plus has a 12 amp motor and comes with a two-year warranty (Note: stated warranty on Amazon site is two years, on bottom of canister states one year). At just under $130, it delivers a lot for a modest price.

This is a <hl> sleek-looking machine, a silvery color, lightweight with a carrying handle built in <hl> .


Question: what is the price the pan?

it is smaller than my pyrex 13x9 glass pan, but i love this white porcelain pan, i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna. love it for enchiladas, roasting meat, chicken and/or vegetables. haven't tried baking a cake in it, but bet it would do the job very well. it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole. it is a top quality product and i'm glad i bought it. nothing has stained it. haven't had any problems cleaning it and i haven't had any problem with food sticking. i also like that it can go from oven to table....a good looking serving piece as well. what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a reasonable price?

Answer: reasonable price

it is smaller than my pyrex 13x9 glass pan, but i love this white porcelain pan, i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna. love it for enchiladas, roasting meat, chicken and/or vegetables. haven't tried baking a cake in it, but bet it would do the job very well. it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole. it is a top quality product and i'm glad i bought it. nothing has stained it. haven't had any problems cleaning it and i haven't had any problem with food sticking. i also like that it can go from oven to table.... a good looking serving piece as well. <hl> what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a reasonable price ? <hl>

it is smaller than my pyrex 13x9 glass pan, but i love this white porcelain pan, i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna. love it for enchiladas, roasting meat, chicken and/or vegetables. haven't tried baking a cake in it, but bet it would do the job very well. it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole. it is a top quality product and i'm glad i bought it. nothing has stained it. haven't had any problems cleaning it and i haven't had any problem with food sticking. i also like that it can go from oven to table....a good looking serving piece as well. what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a <hl> reasonable price <hl>?

what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a <hl> reasonable price <hl> ?


Question: The customer admires this part of the infuser, because it allows them a place to set the wet leaves?

My other infuser is a plasticy mesh that lets no leaves through. It is better.That said, this one is not bad. It is stainless steel with punched holes that allow small tea particles into the cup. The lid covers nicely while steeping and provides a good place to sit the wet leaves- it has an inner ring that keeps the liquid from flowing out as the leaves drain.It is relatively difficult to clean as small leaves stick to the inside along the perforations and along the top edge where the metal is joined together. It takes more time to clean than the mesh style.I purchased this because I thought it would last forever (ForLife), but I noticed a gash in it, in the perforated section, not long after I got it. I don't know if it was there when I got it or if I did it somehow, but now I assume it is more fragile than it appears.Amazon has removed this item from sale several times due to quality issues, but there was never an explanation. I need another infuser and I'll be trying something else. This one is just ok.

Answer: lid

My other infuser is a plasticy mesh that lets no leaves through. It is better. That said, this one is not bad. It is stainless steel with punched holes that allow small tea particles into the cup. <hl> The lid covers nicely while steeping and provides a good place to sit the wet leaves- it has an inner ring that keeps the liquid from flowing out as the leaves drain. <hl> It is relatively difficult to clean as small leaves stick to the inside along the perforations and along the top edge where the metal is joined together. It takes more time to clean than the mesh style. I purchased this because I thought it would last forever (ForLife), but I noticed a gash in it, in the perforated section, not long after I got it. I don't know if it was there when I got it or if I did it somehow, but now I assume it is more fragile than it appears. Amazon has removed this item from sale several times due to quality issues, but there was never an explanation. I need another infuser and I'll be trying something else. This one is just ok.

My other infuser is a plasticy mesh that lets no leaves through. It is better.That said, this one is not bad. It is stainless steel with punched holes that allow small tea particles into the cup. The <hl> lid <hl> covers nicely while steeping and provides a good place to sit the wet leaves- it has an inner ring that keeps the liquid from flowing out as the leaves drain.It is relatively difficult to clean as small leaves stick to the inside along the perforations and along the top edge where the metal is joined together. It takes more time to clean than the mesh style.I purchased this because I thought it would last forever (ForLife), but I noticed a gash in it, in the perforated section, not long after I got it. I don't know if it was there when I got it or if I did it somehow, but now I assume it is more fragile than it appears.Amazon has removed this item from sale several times due to quality issues, but there was never an explanation. I need another infuser and I'll be trying something else. This one is just ok.


Question: What catches on the sides and jams the blade?

Looks great, Heavy, powerful. I have all Kitchen aid products. They look great together.The problem is with making smoothies. Frozen fruit is apparently hard to push around. It catches on the sides and jambs the blade.The blade is spun by this small black toothed gear attached to the top of the motor. It's made of a rubberized plastic type material which is molded over a metal piece. That connection will break as experienced by other users.I'll assume that that type of mixing may have not been anticipated by the engineers. All other tyes of general blending may not tax that connection as hard as frozen fruit.Therefore if you blend frozen fruit get a different mixer.I got a Waring Pro uses the same designed coupler but is replaceable for $5.

Answer: Frozen fruit

Looks great, Heavy, powerful. I have all Kitchen aid products. They look great together. The problem is with making smoothies. <hl> Frozen fruit is apparently hard to push around. <hl> It catches on the sides and jambs the blade. The blade is spun by this small black toothed gear attached to the top of the motor. It's made of a rubberized plastic type material which is molded over a metal piece. That connection will break as experienced by other users. I'll assume that that type of mixing may have not been anticipated by the engineers. All other tyes of general blending may not tax that connection as hard as frozen fruit. Therefore if you blend frozen fruit get a different mixer. I got a Waring Pro uses the same designed coupler but is replaceable for $5.

Looks great, Heavy, powerful. I have all Kitchen aid products. They look great together.The problem is with making smoothies. <hl> Frozen fruit <hl> is apparently hard to push around. It catches on the sides and jambs the blade.The blade is spun by this small black toothed gear attached to the top of the motor. It's made of a rubberized plastic type material which is molded over a metal piece. That connection will break as experienced by other users.I'll assume that that type of mixing may have not been anticipated by the engineers. All other tyes of general blending may not tax that connection as hard as frozen fruit.Therefore if you blend frozen fruit get a different mixer.I got a Waring Pro uses the same designed coupler but is replaceable for $5.


Question: What is the handle made out of?

This cocktail muddler will look nice on a bar, with a heavy brushed-finish stainless steel handle that is tapered for comfort, and a solid nylon head with pyramidal teeth that won't scratch glass. The end of the handle is smooth and rounded so it can be used with any grip. It is just over 8 inches long to reach down into tall glasses.This gadget is also useful for getting all the juice out of smaller citrus fruits like key limes or those expensive little sweet lemons that won't fit on a manual juicer. It could also be used as a meat tenderizer when cooking for one and it makes quick work of mashing garlic or cracking peppercorns.The handle is heavy-duty but it is hollow so it probably is better to hand wash as recommended, although the head does fit in very tightly and I don't see how water could get in.A sample was provided for testing and review. This is an attractive and functional bar and kitchen tool so I can definitely recommend it.

Answer: stainless steel

<hl> This cocktail muddler will look nice on a bar, with a heavy brushed-finish stainless steel handle that is tapered for comfort, and a solid nylon head with pyramidal teeth that won't scratch glass. <hl> The end of the handle is smooth and rounded so it can be used with any grip. It is just over 8 inches long to reach down into tall glasses. This gadget is also useful for getting all the juice out of smaller citrus fruits like key limes or those expensive little sweet lemons that won't fit on a manual juicer. It could also be used as a meat tenderizer when cooking for one and it makes quick work of mashing garlic or cracking peppercorns. The handle is heavy-duty but it is hollow so it probably is better to hand wash as recommended, although the head does fit in very tightly and I don't see how water could get in. A sample was provided for testing and review. This is an attractive and functional bar and kitchen tool so I can definitely recommend it.

This cocktail muddler will look nice on a bar, with a heavy brushed-finish <hl> stainless steel <hl> handle that is tapered for comfort, and a solid nylon head with pyramidal teeth that won't scratch glass. The end of the handle is smooth and rounded so it can be used with any grip. It is just over 8 inches long to reach down into tall glasses.This gadget is also useful for getting all the juice out of smaller citrus fruits like key limes or those expensive little sweet lemons that won't fit on a manual juicer. It could also be used as a meat tenderizer when cooking for one and it makes quick work of mashing garlic or cracking peppercorns.The handle is heavy-duty but it is hollow so it probably is better to hand wash as recommended, although the head does fit in very tightly and I don't see how water could get in.A sample was provided for testing and review. This is an attractive and functional bar and kitchen tool so I can definitely recommend it.


Question: What model was actually purchased?

Let's say carpet cleaning is NO my big thrill in life. I purchases a similar Eureka model. It was a bit more than the Eureka, but well worth every penny. I has a separate load for the soap, you fill with your own warm water in a nice large tank so you don't have to stop every 5 minutes and load. This permits you not only to clean the carpet, but rinse it so you don't have soap residue. It has a large easy to remove collection tank, easy to dump. It picked up three times the moisture from the carpet than the Eureka. When I cleaned with Eureka it took days for the carpet to be dry. With the Hoover the next day it was completely dry.It was easy to push. I could clean a room in a matter of a few minutes. It promises deep cleans and it delivers. So forget about renting those back-breaking cleans that are cumbersome to use. Forget wasting money on ones that don't clean good or remove water from the carpet. Spend a little more and get the RIGHT STUFF!

Answer: Hoover

Let's say carpet cleaning is NO my big thrill in life. I purchases a similar Eureka model. It was a bit more than the Eureka, but well worth every penny. I has a separate load for the soap, you fill with your own warm water in a nice large tank so you don't have to stop every 5 minutes and load. This permits you not only to clean the carpet, but rinse it so you don't have soap residue. It has a large easy to remove collection tank, easy to dump. It picked up three times the moisture from the carpet than the Eureka. When I cleaned with Eureka it took days for the carpet to be dry. <hl> With the Hoover the next day it was completely dry. <hl> It was easy to push. I could clean a room in a matter of a few minutes. It promises deep cleans and it delivers. So forget about renting those back-breaking cleans that are cumbersome to use. Forget wasting money on ones that don't clean good or remove water from the carpet. Spend a little more and get the RIGHT STUFF!

Let's say carpet cleaning is NO my big thrill in life. I purchases a similar Eureka model. It was a bit more than the Eureka, but well worth every penny. I has a separate load for the soap, you fill with your own warm water in a nice large tank so you don't have to stop every 5 minutes and load. This permits you not only to clean the carpet, but rinse it so you don't have soap residue. It has a large easy to remove collection tank, easy to dump. It picked up three times the moisture from the carpet than the Eureka. When I cleaned with Eureka it took days for the carpet to be dry. With the <hl> Hoover <hl> the next day it was completely dry.It was easy to push. I could clean a room in a matter of a few minutes. It promises deep cleans and it delivers. So forget about renting those back-breaking cleans that are cumbersome to use. Forget wasting money on ones that don't clean good or remove water from the carpet. Spend a little more and get the RIGHT STUFF!


Question: What type of filter does this product contain?

We purchased this a few months ago. Since we purchased it, it has been a terrible product. First, the machine constantly clogs. Expect to have to turn it off and reach your hand up into the canister to clear it out at least 4 times while vacuuming one room. There is very little suction both before it clogs and after clearing a clog. The HEPA filter slides out by itself while vacuuming a room. The hose is very short making it very difficult to reach distances. It also falls over easily. This may be problematic if you have children. All in all this was a bad purchase. I have no idea why this has so many good reviews. Think twice before buying this one.

Answer: HEPA

We purchased this a few months ago. Since we purchased it, it has been a terrible product. First, the machine constantly clogs. Expect to have to turn it off and reach your hand up into the canister to clear it out at least 4 times while vacuuming one room. There is very little suction both before it clogs and after clearing a clog. <hl> The HEPA filter slides out by itself while vacuuming a room. <hl> The hose is very short making it very difficult to reach distances. It also falls over easily. This may be problematic if you have children. All in all this was a bad purchase. I have no idea why this has so many good reviews. Think twice before buying this one.

We purchased this a few months ago. Since we purchased it, it has been a terrible product. First, the machine constantly clogs. Expect to have to turn it off and reach your hand up into the canister to clear it out at least 4 times while vacuuming one room. There is very little suction both before it clogs and after clearing a clog. The <hl> HEPA <hl> filter slides out by itself while vacuuming a room. The hose is very short making it very difficult to reach distances. It also falls over easily. This may be problematic if you have children. All in all this was a bad purchase. I have no idea why this has so many good reviews. Think twice before buying this one.


Question: How long has the user owned this product?

We have these for our younger kids who don't eat enough to warrant using a full-size dinner plate (or for dessert or toast in the morning for grown ups). Rather than buy a set in one colour, we opted for buying a variety of colours and we mix & match (this also means that if one breaks, replacing it isn't such a big deal if that colour isn't currently available). These plates have been dropped, handled roughly when being loaded in the dishwasher and so far, in the four years we've been using them, we've only lost one or two items. The best part (and primary reason for us choosing FiestaWare) is that it's made in the US so no "made in China" crap.

Answer: four years

We have these for our younger kids who don't eat enough to warrant using a full-size dinner plate (or for dessert or toast in the morning for grown ups). Rather than buy a set in one colour, we opted for buying a variety of colours and we mix & match (this also means that if one breaks, replacing it isn't such a big deal if that colour isn't currently available). <hl> These plates have been dropped, handled roughly when being loaded in the dishwasher and so far, in the four years we've been using them, we've only lost one or two items. <hl> The best part (and primary reason for us choosing FiestaWare) is that it's made in the US so no "made in China" crap.

We have these for our younger kids who don't eat enough to warrant using a full-size dinner plate (or for dessert or toast in the morning for grown ups). Rather than buy a set in one colour, we opted for buying a variety of colours and we mix & match (this also means that if one breaks, replacing it isn't such a big deal if that colour isn't currently available). These plates have been dropped, handled roughly when being loaded in the dishwasher and so far, in the <hl> four years <hl> we've been using them, we've only lost one or two items. The best part (and primary reason for us choosing FiestaWare) is that it's made in the US so no "made in China" crap.


Question: What did the author purchase the mold for?

We purchased this mold for soap making.It is a pretty mold but for those making CP soap in it I recommend you do a couple of batches of re-milled soap first just to get the "bleeding" out of the way or making red soap first few batches.Let it sit longer than you normally would before un-molding too if not you will lose some of the detail at the bottom of the mold. This mold is also tapered so it is wider on top than the bottom.When used properly it makes beautiful soap and lotion bars!

Answer: soap making

<hl> We purchased this mold for soap making .It is a pretty mold but for those making CP soap in it I recommend you do a couple of batches of re-milled soap first just to get the "bleeding" out of the way or making red soap first few batches. <hl> Let it sit longer than you normally would before un-molding too if not you will lose some of the detail at the bottom of the mold. This mold is also tapered so it is wider on top than the bottom. When used properly it makes beautiful soap and lotion bars!

We purchased this mold for <hl> soap making <hl>.It is a pretty mold but for those making CP soap in it I recommend you do a couple of batches of re-milled soap first just to get the "bleeding" out of the way or making red soap first few batches.Let it sit longer than you normally would before un-molding too if not you will lose some of the detail at the bottom of the mold. This mold is also tapered so it is wider on top than the bottom.When used properly it makes beautiful soap and lotion bars!

We purchased this mold for <hl> soap making <hl> .It is a pretty mold but for those making CP soap in it I recommend you do a couple of batches of re-milled soap first just to get the "bleeding" out of the way or making red soap first few batches.


Question: Where did the author decide NOT to hang it?

I didn't hang it on the back of a door I actually mounted it to a wall in three separate sections. I have a small laundry room off of the kitchen which is also where my trash can lives. I couldn't mount it to the wall from top straight down or I wouldn't have been able to reach the top. So I Split the track up into sections and mounted it to the studs in my wall. The nice part was that the shelves lined up perfectly so that everything is mounted to actual studs rather than just dry wall. I have the entire unit where I can easily reach everything and it looks like it was always there. Perfect!

Answer: back of a door

<hl> I didn't hang it on the back of a door I actually mounted it to a wall in three separate sections. <hl> I have a small laundry room off of the kitchen which is also where my trash can lives. I couldn't mount it to the wall from top straight down or I wouldn't have been able to reach the top. So I Split the track up into sections and mounted it to the studs in my wall. The nice part was that the shelves lined up perfectly so that everything is mounted to actual studs rather than just dry wall. I have the entire unit where I can easily reach everything and it looks like it was always there. Perfect!

I didn't hang it on the <hl> back of a door <hl> I actually mounted it to a wall in three separate sections. I have a small laundry room off of the kitchen which is also where my trash can lives. I couldn't mount it to the wall from top straight down or I wouldn't have been able to reach the top. So I Split the track up into sections and mounted it to the studs in my wall. The nice part was that the shelves lined up perfectly so that everything is mounted to actual studs rather than just dry wall. I have the entire unit where I can easily reach everything and it looks like it was always there. Perfect!


Question: Where did they buy their butcher block?

I purchased a new butcher block work table from Ikea and used this oil. Wow! It looked amazing, but what really amazed was when I tried it on a wooden microwave cart I've had for thirty years. I had used other oils over time on the cart but was never impressed. The Boos Mystery Oil made the cart look better than the day I bought it. I now use this oil on every bare wood in my house and each new use amazes. I rubbed it on with a little terry cloth rag torn from an old dishtowel and I now keep the rag in a squat canning jar underneath the table so I can rub it down after every use. Beautiful! It has no odor and even makes your hands feel soft. I will be buying this again.

Answer: Ikea

<hl> I purchased a new butcher block work table from Ikea and used this oil. <hl> Wow! It looked amazing, but what really amazed was when I tried it on a wooden microwave cart I've had for thirty years. I had used other oils over time on the cart but was never impressed. The Boos Mystery Oil made the cart look better than the day I bought it. I now use this oil on every bare wood in my house and each new use amazes. I rubbed it on with a little terry cloth rag torn from an old dishtowel and I now keep the rag in a squat canning jar underneath the table so I can rub it down after every use. Beautiful! It has no odor and even makes your hands feel soft. I will be buying this again.

I purchased a new butcher block work table from <hl> Ikea <hl> and used this oil. Wow! It looked amazing, but what really amazed was when I tried it on a wooden microwave cart I've had for thirty years. I had used other oils over time on the cart but was never impressed. The Boos Mystery Oil made the cart look better than the day I bought it. I now use this oil on every bare wood in my house and each new use amazes. I rubbed it on with a little terry cloth rag torn from an old dishtowel and I now keep the rag in a squat canning jar underneath the table so I can rub it down after every use. Beautiful! It has no odor and even makes your hands feel soft. I will be buying this again.


Question: What don't you have to do to the handles?

This is by far the best and easiest can opener I've ever used. I have used it on all sizes, from tiny cans of tomato paste to the giant 128 oz cans of tomatoes and it has worked flawlessly with all of them.You simply set the opener on top and turn the handle...as soon as the resistance stops you can easily lift up the can top with the smoothest edge I've ever seen created by an opener. Not having to 'squeeze' any handles is great and I personally find it very easy to turn. It also looks great and has good feel to it...a feeling that it will be durable and last.I personally say pay a little more for something that is quality and will last. As far as can openers go, this fits that bill perfectly.

Answer: squeeze

This is by far the best and easiest can opener I've ever used. I have used it on all sizes, from tiny cans of tomato paste to the giant 128 oz cans of tomatoes and it has worked flawlessly with all of them. You simply set the opener on top and turn the handle...as soon as the resistance stops you can easily lift up the can top with the smoothest edge I've ever seen created by an opener. <hl> Not having to ' squeeze ' any handles is great and I personally find it very easy to turn. <hl> It also looks great and has good feel to it...a feeling that it will be durable and last. I personally say pay a little more for something that is quality and will last. As far as can openers go, this fits that bill perfectly.

This is by far the best and easiest can opener I've ever used. I have used it on all sizes, from tiny cans of tomato paste to the giant 128 oz cans of tomatoes and it has worked flawlessly with all of them.You simply set the opener on top and turn the handle...as soon as the resistance stops you can easily lift up the can top with the smoothest edge I've ever seen created by an opener. Not having to '<hl> squeeze <hl>' any handles is great and I personally find it very easy to turn. It also looks great and has good feel to it...a feeling that it will be durable and last.I personally say pay a little more for something that is quality and will last. As far as can openers go, this fits that bill perfectly.

Not having to ' <hl> squeeze <hl> ' any handles is great and I personally find it very easy to turn.


Question: Why was this item bought?

I got this yogurt maker due to price and simplicity. Fewer features also means less can get broken. And really how hard is it to set a phone timer? The first batch I made I accidentally followed the instructions for thinner yogurt and left it a bit too long (forgot to set the timer haha). The result was a slightly tart DAnimals thick yogurt. I added some honey and vanilla and my 3 year old son and I played around with various colors and it was yummy! Drinkable yogurt is annoyingly expensive and my son usually doesn't like the taste. He downed 4 whole cups of this stuff so I still count this as a not fail. Plus he loved being able to color it himself. My second batch only took 6 hrs and I actually followed the right instructions. Oh and I did let the yogurt I used for starter warm up to room temperature. I may have over boiled the milk by a bit, but it still came out beautiful! Very thick, very rich and simple plain yogurt! I started it at 9pm and pulled it out at 3am when the baby woke up and by morning had some delicious yogurt to look forward to! Opened up one of the cups, dug my spoon in and it was very creamy, super thick and mellow. I used about a quart of whole milk and 1 jar cheap GV vanilla yogurt for starter and about 4 tablespoons of milk powder. I have started on my third of many more batches to come! Very pleased with how simple it is!

Answer: price and simplicity.

<hl> I got this yogurt maker due to price and simplicity. Fewer features also means less can get broken. <hl> And really how hard is it to set a phone timer? The first batch I made I accidentally followed the instructions for thinner yogurt and left it a bit too long (forgot to set the timer haha). The result was a slightly tart DAnimals thick yogurt. I added some honey and vanilla and my 3 year old son and I played around with various colors and it was yummy! Drinkable yogurt is annoyingly expensive and my son usually doesn't like the taste. He downed 4 whole cups of this stuff so I still count this as a not fail. Plus he loved being able to color it himself. My second batch only took 6 hrs and I actually followed the right instructions. Oh and I did let the yogurt I used for starter warm up to room temperature. I may have over boiled the milk by a bit, but it still came out beautiful! Very thick, very rich and simple plain yogurt! I started it at 9pm and pulled it out at 3am when the baby woke up and by morning had some delicious yogurt to look forward to! Opened up one of the cups, dug my spoon in and it was very creamy, super thick and mellow. I used about a quart of whole milk and 1 jar cheap GV vanilla yogurt for starter and about 4 tablespoons of milk powder. I have started on my third of many more batches to come! Very pleased with how simple it is!

I got this yogurt maker due to <hl> price and simplicity. <hl> Fewer features also means less can get broken. And really how hard is it to set a phone timer? The first batch I made I accidentally followed the instructions for thinner yogurt and left it a bit too long (forgot to set the timer haha). The result was a slightly tart DAnimals thick yogurt. I added some honey and vanilla and my 3 year old son and I played around with various colors and it was yummy! Drinkable yogurt is annoyingly expensive and my son usually doesn't like the taste. He downed 4 whole cups of this stuff so I still count this as a not fail. Plus he loved being able to color it himself. My second batch only took 6 hrs and I actually followed the right instructions. Oh and I did let the yogurt I used for starter warm up to room temperature. I may have over boiled the milk by a bit, but it still came out beautiful! Very thick, very rich and simple plain yogurt! I started it at 9pm and pulled it out at 3am when the baby woke up and by morning had some delicious yogurt to look forward to! Opened up one of the cups, dug my spoon in and it was very creamy, super thick and mellow. I used about a quart of whole milk and 1 jar cheap GV vanilla yogurt for starter and about 4 tablespoons of milk powder. I have started on my third of many more batches to come! Very pleased with how simple it is!


Question: Who is the maker of the cappuccino machine?

I had the model just below this one (which also cost in the range of $400). Upon the first few uses, the machine constantly leaked water into the tray, AND, even more scary, is the fact that the machine turned ITSELF ON even when the power switch was OFF! How can this be?? Very Scary if you're not home! It began pumping and leaking water into the tray until it completely emptied. I called and complained, and they were good at replacing that model with this one at no charge.As for this model, I am not thrilled. It still leaks water into the tray for no reason, and the milk frothing isn't consistent. I was so proud that I made a perfect cappuccino with the perfect foamed milk a few times. Now I cannot get the same results (must be the pressure). I do not trust that this machine is going to work for much longer, AND you can bet that I UNPLUG this machine after each use based on my previous experience. Can't take that chance again!(update) OK, I was right!!! Now THIS model has also STOPPED WORKING after about a year! It will not turn on anymore. Breville said that they cannot do anything about it and that I'll have to get it repaired on my own. What a piece of $&!T This is a pricey machine that is a waste of money! I just realized what the name Breville stands for (brevity that'll make you ill). HA - Don't waste your money, seriously.

Answer: Breville

I had the model just below this one (which also cost in the range of $400). Upon the first few uses, the machine constantly leaked water into the tray, AND, even more scary, is the fact that the machine turned ITSELF ON even when the power switch was OFF! How can this be?? Very Scary if you're not home! It began pumping and leaking water into the tray until it completely emptied. I called and complained, and they were good at replacing that model with this one at no charge. As for this model, I am not thrilled. It still leaks water into the tray for no reason, and the milk frothing isn't consistent. I was so proud that I made a perfect cappuccino with the perfect foamed milk a few times. Now I cannot get the same results (must be the pressure). I do not trust that this machine is going to work for much longer, AND you can bet that I UNPLUG this machine after each use based on my previous experience. Can't take that chance again!(update) OK, I was right!!! Now THIS model has also STOPPED WORKING after about a year! It will not turn on anymore. <hl> Breville said that they cannot do anything about it and that I'll have to get it repaired on my own. <hl> What a piece of $&! T This is a pricey machine that is a waste of money! I just realized what the name Breville stands for (brevity that'll make you ill). HA - Don't waste your money, seriously.

I had the model just below this one (which also cost in the range of $400). Upon the first few uses, the machine constantly leaked water into the tray, AND, even more scary, is the fact that the machine turned ITSELF ON even when the power switch was OFF! How can this be?? Very Scary if you're not home! It began pumping and leaking water into the tray until it completely emptied. I called and complained, and they were good at replacing that model with this one at no charge.As for this model, I am not thrilled. It still leaks water into the tray for no reason, and the milk frothing isn't consistent. I was so proud that I made a perfect cappuccino with the perfect foamed milk a few times. Now I cannot get the same results (must be the pressure). I do not trust that this machine is going to work for much longer, AND you can bet that I UNPLUG this machine after each use based on my previous experience. Can't take that chance again!(update) OK, I was right!!! Now THIS model has also STOPPED WORKING after about a year! It will not turn on anymore. <hl> Breville <hl> said that they cannot do anything about it and that I'll have to get it repaired on my own. What a piece of $&!T This is a pricey machine that is a waste of money! I just realized what the name Breville stands for (brevity that'll make you ill). HA - Don't waste your money, seriously.


Question: What on the can holds the bag securely?

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.

Answer: a lip

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. <hl> Because the can has a lip at the top that holds the bag securely without having to use any special retaining devises. <hl> 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 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 <hl> a lip <hl> 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.


Question: What comes off with the brush?

This is one of the few steam systems that comes close to delivering on the promise. Warm up time is usually like 10 mins, but it keeps heat and pressure consistent thereafter, even with continual trigger. A full 48oz tank lasts long enough for me to do the entire large kitchen floor thoroughly. Caked on food residue, mud and what have you, comes up easily with the nylon brush. I usually follow behind it with an old towel to get the wet up so I don't recreate dirt with my shoes. Grout gets slightly cleaner, but works best if pretreated with a detergent.The number of attachments is both a blessing and a curse because with versatility comes the inability to store this machine anywhere. The long cord and handle, the odd shape of the unit, and the bag of accessories makes the whole thing fairly unwieldy. Yet at the same time the handle extension could use another foot of length, I'm not very tall but I have to hunch over most of the time using this. If you're low on storage space, I think I'd suggest the MC1350 model instead, as the specs don't seem too much less powerful.

Answer: Caked on food residue, mud

This is one of the few steam systems that comes close to delivering on the promise. Warm up time is usually like 10 mins, but it keeps heat and pressure consistent thereafter, even with continual trigger. A full 48oz tank lasts long enough for me to do the entire large kitchen floor thoroughly. <hl> Caked on food residue, mud and what have you, comes up easily with the nylon brush. <hl> I usually follow behind it with an old towel to get the wet up so I don't recreate dirt with my shoes. Grout gets slightly cleaner, but works best if pretreated with a detergent. The number of attachments is both a blessing and a curse because with versatility comes the inability to store this machine anywhere. The long cord and handle, the odd shape of the unit, and the bag of accessories makes the whole thing fairly unwieldy. Yet at the same time the handle extension could use another foot of length, I'm not very tall but I have to hunch over most of the time using this. If you're low on storage space, I think I'd suggest the MC1350 model instead, as the specs don't seem too much less powerful.

This is one of the few steam systems that comes close to delivering on the promise. Warm up time is usually like 10 mins, but it keeps heat and pressure consistent thereafter, even with continual trigger. A full 48oz tank lasts long enough for me to do the entire large kitchen floor thoroughly. <hl> Caked on food residue, mud <hl> and what have you, comes up easily with the nylon brush. I usually follow behind it with an old towel to get the wet up so I don't recreate dirt with my shoes. Grout gets slightly cleaner, but works best if pretreated with a detergent.The number of attachments is both a blessing and a curse because with versatility comes the inability to store this machine anywhere. The long cord and handle, the odd shape of the unit, and the bag of accessories makes the whole thing fairly unwieldy. Yet at the same time the handle extension could use another foot of length, I'm not very tall but I have to hunch over most of the time using this. If you're low on storage space, I think I'd suggest the MC1350 model instead, as the specs don't seem too much less powerful.


Question: What does the writer say is easy?

These are a great way to be creative with summer snacking. I like to puree up whatever sweet fruits are in season and make pops out of them. Watermelon pops are amazingly refreshing on a hot humid day.I also lile to use fresh fruit juice of any flavor, raspberry lime is a favorite. Clean up is a breeze which is awesome. And the nicest part is that I control what goes in. As a matter of fact...I can go all out, which I believe I will, and make some Margarita and Daquiri Pops, ice pops aren't just for kids you know :-)I am editing this on 06/24/13 to add:One of the nicer things about this freezer pop making set is, the lids. I know that doesn't sound like such a big deal, but I have the old fashioned Icepop kit, and while it is okay(when the pop comes out on the stick) you have to keep the whole thing in the freezer til they are all consumed or transfer everything to a freezer bag. Again, not really a big deal, but I am not a fan of there being extra steps and more work for me. These molds, once frozen, are self contained and can just be put in any space in your freezer. I love that convenience...plus no stick to worry about.

Answer: Clean up

Clean up is a breeze which is awesome.

These are a great way to be creative with summer snacking. I like to puree up whatever sweet fruits are in season and make pops out of them. Watermelon pops are amazingly refreshing on a hot humid day. I also lile to use fresh fruit juice of any flavor, raspberry lime is a favorite. <hl> Clean up is a breeze which is awesome. <hl> And the nicest part is that I control what goes in. As a matter of fact...I can go all out, which I believe I will, and make some Margarita and Daquiri Pops, ice pops aren't just for kids you know :-)I am editing this on 06/24/13 to add:One of the nicer things about this freezer pop making set is, the lids. I know that doesn't sound like such a big deal, but I have the old fashioned Icepop kit, and while it is okay(when the pop comes out on the stick) you have to keep the whole thing in the freezer til they are all consumed or transfer everything to a freezer bag. Again, not really a big deal, but I am not a fan of there being extra steps and more work for me. These molds, once frozen, are self contained and can just be put in any space in your freezer. I love that convenience...plus no stick to worry about.

These are a great way to be creative with summer snacking. I like to puree up whatever sweet fruits are in season and make pops out of them. Watermelon pops are amazingly refreshing on a hot humid day.I also lile to use fresh fruit juice of any flavor, raspberry lime is a favorite. <hl> Clean up <hl> is a breeze which is awesome. And the nicest part is that I control what goes in. As a matter of fact...I can go all out, which I believe I will, and make some Margarita and Daquiri Pops, ice pops aren't just for kids you know :-)I am editing this on 06/24/13 to add:One of the nicer things about this freezer pop making set is, the lids. I know that doesn't sound like such a big deal, but I have the old fashioned Icepop kit, and while it is okay(when the pop comes out on the stick) you have to keep the whole thing in the freezer til they are all consumed or transfer everything to a freezer bag. Again, not really a big deal, but I am not a fan of there being extra steps and more work for me. These molds, once frozen, are self contained and can just be put in any space in your freezer. I love that convenience...plus no stick to worry about.


Question: Why did the reviewer remove the rubber seals?

I really like these, I ordered them in red. The color in the picture is very true to life. I am very happy with them. The only not so good thing is the rubber seal on the lids. I personally am using them for decoration and to put miscellaneous things inside them, I wouldn't put sugar or flour in them because the rubber seals are not that great, I actually removed them so I can open and close them easier. So if you're looking for a place to store sugar, flour etc., I wouldn't recommend them, but for decoration and to store odds and ends they are perfect.

Answer: open and close them easier

I can open and close them easier .

I really like these, I ordered them in red. The color in the picture is very true to life. I am very happy with them. The only not so good thing is the rubber seal on the lids. I personally am using them for decoration and to put miscellaneous things inside them, I wouldn't put sugar or flour in them because the rubber seals are not that great, I actually removed them so <hl> I can open and close them easier . <hl> So if you're looking for a place to store sugar, flour etc., I wouldn't recommend them, but for decoration and to store odds and ends they are perfect.

I really like these, I ordered them in red. The color in the picture is very true to life. I am very happy with them. The only not so good thing is the rubber seal on the lids. I personally am using them for decoration and to put miscellaneous things inside them, I wouldn't put sugar or flour in them because the rubber seals are not that great, I actually removed them so I can <hl> open and close them easier <hl>. So if you're looking for a place to store sugar, flour etc., I wouldn't recommend them, but for decoration and to store odds and ends they are perfect.

I can <hl> open and close them easier <hl> .


Question: Why did the author purchase the product?

I got this because it was a convenient size for the refrigerator for my ground flax seed. I like the way that the Sistema Klip system holds the tops on the containers.However, I haven't used it for flax seed at all.The description doesn't tell you, so I don't know if they still send it: The container comes with a strainer and a clip for it. So, dump in your olives. When you are ready to serve them, pull out the strainer, hang it on the inside of the container for a little and served the olives. When you are done, put the olives back in their juice and you are ready for the next meal.

Answer: it was a convenient size for the refrigerator for my ground flax seed

<hl> I got this because it was a convenient size for the refrigerator for my ground flax seed . <hl> I like the way that the Sistema Klip system holds the tops on the containers. However, I haven't used it for flax seed at all. The description doesn't tell you, so I don't know if they still send it: The container comes with a strainer and a clip for it. So, dump in your olives. When you are ready to serve them, pull out the strainer, hang it on the inside of the container for a little and served the olives. When you are done, put the olives back in their juice and you are ready for the next meal.

I got this because <hl> it was a convenient size for the refrigerator for my ground flax seed <hl>. I like the way that the Sistema Klip system holds the tops on the containers.However, I haven't used it for flax seed at all.The description doesn't tell you, so I don't know if they still send it: The container comes with a strainer and a clip for it. So, dump in your olives. When you are ready to serve them, pull out the strainer, hang it on the inside of the container for a little and served the olives. When you are done, put the olives back in their juice and you are ready for the next meal.

I got this because <hl> it was a convenient size for the refrigerator for my ground flax seed <hl> .


Question: What humidity level is produced?

Had high hopes for this Vornado, but not sure if I like it. The Great Room where I use it is probably bigger than what this humidifier can handle, but it seems to at least get the humidity above 30%, which is far better than the 25% we sometimes get in the winter. The one major issue is noise. Only at the lowest setting is it quiet. There is no difference in the noise level between medium and high...meaning, it's too loud. Gets on your nerve after a while. So, if the noise will not bother you, it will be satisfactory to get the humidity level at a comfortable level in the right sized room.

Answer: 30%

Had high hopes for this Vornado, but not sure if I like it. <hl> The Great Room where I use it is probably bigger than what this humidifier can handle, but it seems to at least get the humidity above 30% , which is far better than the 25% we sometimes get in the winter. <hl> The one major issue is noise. Only at the lowest setting is it quiet. There is no difference in the noise level between medium and high... meaning, it's too loud. Gets on your nerve after a while. So, if the noise will not bother you, it will be satisfactory to get the humidity level at a comfortable level in the right sized room.

Had high hopes for this Vornado, but not sure if I like it. The Great Room where I use it is probably bigger than what this humidifier can handle, but it seems to at least get the humidity above <hl> 30% <hl>, which is far better than the 25% we sometimes get in the winter. The one major issue is noise. Only at the lowest setting is it quiet. There is no difference in the noise level between medium and high...meaning, it's too loud. Gets on your nerve after a while. So, if the noise will not bother you, it will be satisfactory to get the humidity level at a comfortable level in the right sized room.

The Great Room where I use it is probably bigger than what this humidifier can handle, but it seems to at least get the humidity above <hl> 30% <hl> , which is far better than the 25% we sometimes get in the winter.


Question: This thing is a pain in the neck to do what?

I find it to be a pain in the neck to clean. Along with that, some fruit, I have to cut up just so it fits. I wish the chute was a little bit bigger. Also, if you aren't VERY careful and don't place the carafe just right, it will leak so make sure you set it in there properly. I did notice, as I'm dropping fruit in, sometimes it spits back up from the chute even if I've waited and let it finish with the previous one. In my personal opinion, if you're going to splurge and get one of these, go with a more expensive brand. This one isn't bad, but I don't feel it was worth the money.

Answer: clean

<hl> I find it to be a pain in the neck to clean . <hl> Along with that, some fruit, I have to cut up just so it fits. I wish the chute was a little bit bigger. Also, if you aren't VERY careful and don't place the carafe just right, it will leak so make sure you set it in there properly. I did notice, as I'm dropping fruit in, sometimes it spits back up from the chute even if I've waited and let it finish with the previous one. In my personal opinion, if you're going to splurge and get one of these, go with a more expensive brand. This one isn't bad, but I don't feel it was worth the money.

I find it to be a pain in the neck to <hl> clean <hl>. Along with that, some fruit, I have to cut up just so it fits. I wish the chute was a little bit bigger. Also, if you aren't VERY careful and don't place the carafe just right, it will leak so make sure you set it in there properly. I did notice, as I'm dropping fruit in, sometimes it spits back up from the chute even if I've waited and let it finish with the previous one. In my personal opinion, if you're going to splurge and get one of these, go with a more expensive brand. This one isn't bad, but I don't feel it was worth the money.

I find it to be a pain in the neck to <hl> clean <hl> .


Question: What type of marks aren't left on the product because it rarely needs to be touched?

1.5 months after purchase. Still absolutely loving it!!! Even if I ended up having to press the open and close button (which so far has not been necessary because the auto open and close still works perfectly) I would still recommend this can. It is huge so you don't have to take out the trash nearly so often! It seals in smells amazingly well so no worries about odor either. No fingerprints... well.. you hardly have to ever touch it so maybe that's part of the benefit. It presses nice and tight and flat to the wall so it's a spacesaver in my dining room. Great price!! Love It Love It Love It!!

Answer: fingerprints

1.5 months after purchase. Still absolutely loving it!!! Even if I ended up having to press the open and close button (which so far has not been necessary because the auto open and close still works perfectly) I would still recommend this can. It is huge so you don't have to take out the trash nearly so often! It seals in smells amazingly well so no worries about odor either. <hl> No fingerprints ... well.. you hardly have to ever touch it so maybe that's part of the benefit. <hl> It presses nice and tight and flat to the wall so it's a spacesaver in my dining room. Great price!! Love It Love It Love It!!

1.5 months after purchase. Still absolutely loving it!!! Even if I ended up having to press the open and close button (which so far has not been necessary because the auto open and close still works perfectly) I would still recommend this can. It is huge so you don't have to take out the trash nearly so often! It seals in smells amazingly well so no worries about odor either. No <hl> fingerprints <hl>... well.. you hardly have to ever touch it so maybe that's part of the benefit. It presses nice and tight and flat to the wall so it's a spacesaver in my dining room. Great price!! Love It Love It Love It!!

No <hl> fingerprints <hl> ... well.. you hardly have to ever touch it so maybe that's part of the benefit.


Question: Is the product secure?

Bought this six years ago to use instead of the under-cabinet one that was already installed in my kitchen. The under-cabinet one was better at unscrewing a lid, but occasionally the jar would slip out of the vice and my hand would get pinched. Well, this OXO opener proved to be a disaster in every way. Like other reviewers noted, it doesn't secure well enough to the lid, slips off the lid, and hurts your hand when it gets slammed into the jar. I'm surprised no one has sued the company for manufacturing this awkward, uncomfortable, dangerous product.

Answer: it doesn't secure well enough to the lid, slips off the lid, a

Bought this six years ago to use instead of the under-cabinet one that was already installed in my kitchen. The under-cabinet one was better at unscrewing a lid, but occasionally the jar would slip out of the vice and my hand would get pinched. Well, this OXO opener proved to be a disaster in every way. <hl> Like other reviewers noted, it doesn't secure well enough to the lid, slips off the lid, a nd hurts your hand when it gets slammed into the jar. <hl> I'm surprised no one has sued the company for manufacturing this awkward, uncomfortable, dangerous product.

Bought this six years ago to use instead of the under-cabinet one that was already installed in my kitchen. The under-cabinet one was better at unscrewing a lid, but occasionally the jar would slip out of the vice and my hand would get pinched. Well, this OXO opener proved to be a disaster in every way. Like other reviewers noted, <hl> it doesn't secure well enough to the lid, slips off the lid, a <hl>nd hurts your hand when it gets slammed into the jar. I'm surprised no one has sued the company for manufacturing this awkward, uncomfortable, dangerous product.

Like other reviewers noted, <hl> it doesn't secure well enough to the lid, slips off the lid, a <hl> nd hurts your hand when it gets slammed into the jar.


Question: What should you do while living at a higher altitude?

The coffee maker works and it is very stylish. I have had issues with the water pump after removing and refilling the tank. I often have to power it off and then on. The easiest solution to the pump problem is to not take the water chamber off of the base and just refill it with a pitcher as needed. Also living in a higher altitude, we needed to turn down the temperature and that seemed to help a lot too.If you have any travel mugs (like from Starbucks) that hold small or medium size coffee they don't fit with the coffee maker. Granted we just use a coffee mug and then transfer the contents, it would be nice not to have to use two items to make 1 cup of coffee or tea.

Answer: turn down the temperature

The coffee maker works and it is very stylish. I have had issues with the water pump after removing and refilling the tank. I often have to power it off and then on. The easiest solution to the pump problem is to not take the water chamber off of the base and just refill it with a pitcher as needed. <hl> Also living in a higher altitude, we needed to turn down the temperature and that seemed to help a lot too. <hl> If you have any travel mugs (like from Starbucks) that hold small or medium size coffee they don't fit with the coffee maker. Granted we just use a coffee mug and then transfer the contents, it would be nice not to have to use two items to make 1 cup of coffee or tea.

The coffee maker works and it is very stylish. I have had issues with the water pump after removing and refilling the tank. I often have to power it off and then on. The easiest solution to the pump problem is to not take the water chamber off of the base and just refill it with a pitcher as needed. Also living in a higher altitude, we needed to <hl> turn down the temperature <hl> and that seemed to help a lot too.If you have any travel mugs (like from Starbucks) that hold small or medium size coffee they don't fit with the coffee maker. Granted we just use a coffee mug and then transfer the contents, it would be nice not to have to use two items to make 1 cup of coffee or tea.


Question: What did the author use in the brewer?

My husband and I bought a Keurig last month. We were really excited to buy a single cup brewer but I wasn't too thrilled with having to buy K-cups, I don't mind it, there are quite a few I like but they do not have K-cups in my coffee of choice. We knew of the reusable K-cups since we know a few people who own keurigs but I didn't want to go with a copy cat brand, I wanted it to be keurig brand. We purchase the my k-cup and I experimented with coffee and with tea. On my first try I got a perfect cup of coffee. I was impressed! I'm happy that it also works with tea, I just removed the tea from a tea bag, put it in the my k-cup and brewed and presto! a perfect cup of tea! I would definitely recommend the my K-cup to any Keurig owner.

Answer: coffee and with tea

My husband and I bought a Keurig last month. We were really excited to buy a single cup brewer but I wasn't too thrilled with having to buy K-cups, I don't mind it, there are quite a few I like but they do not have K-cups in my coffee of choice. We knew of the reusable K-cups since we know a few people who own keurigs but I didn't want to go with a copy cat brand, I wanted it to be keurig brand. <hl> We purchase the my k-cup and I experimented with coffee and with tea . <hl> On my first try I got a perfect cup of coffee. I was impressed! I'm happy that it also works with tea, I just removed the tea from a tea bag, put it in the my k-cup and brewed and presto! a perfect cup of tea! I would definitely recommend the my K-cup to any Keurig owner.

My husband and I bought a Keurig last month. We were really excited to buy a single cup brewer but I wasn't too thrilled with having to buy K-cups, I don't mind it, there are quite a few I like but they do not have K-cups in my coffee of choice. We knew of the reusable K-cups since we know a few people who own keurigs but I didn't want to go with a copy cat brand, I wanted it to be keurig brand. We purchase the my k-cup and I experimented with <hl> coffee and with tea <hl>. On my first try I got a perfect cup of coffee. I was impressed! I'm happy that it also works with tea, I just removed the tea from a tea bag, put it in the my k-cup and brewed and presto! a perfect cup of tea! I would definitely recommend the my K-cup to any Keurig owner.

We purchase the my k-cup and I experimented with <hl> coffee and with tea <hl> .


Question: Who makes it?

I really believe if you are looking for a cocktail shaker, then this will be the perfect fit for your mixology need. It even comes with a jigger! I am very sure that the 24 oz Stainless Steel Cocktail Shaker from Natural Revolution Ltd will not disappoint you. This product gets two thumbs up from me!Disclosure: I received a sample product to review in exchange for my honest opinion. To read the rest of my review, please visit the blog! Below is just a small portion of my thoughts:

Answer: Natural Revolution Ltd

I really believe if you are looking for a cocktail shaker, then this will be the perfect fit for your mixology need. It even comes with a jigger! <hl> I am very sure that the 24 oz Stainless Steel Cocktail Shaker from Natural Revolution Ltd will not disappoint you. <hl> This product gets two thumbs up from me!Disclosure: I received a sample product to review in exchange for my honest opinion. To read the rest of my review, please visit the blog! Below is just a small portion of my thoughts:

I really believe if you are looking for a cocktail shaker, then this will be the perfect fit for your mixology need. It even comes with a jigger! I am very sure that the 24 oz Stainless Steel Cocktail Shaker from <hl> Natural Revolution Ltd <hl> will not disappoint you. This product gets two thumbs up from me!Disclosure: I received a sample product to review in exchange for my honest opinion. To read the rest of my review, please visit the blog! Below is just a small portion of my thoughts:


Question: Who bought this product?

I wanted one of these so badly. My sister bought this for me as a gift. It is not at all easy to clean. With the first use, the silver backsplatter sheild had burned-on goodness all over it that could not be removed. Cleaning the stuff that goes inside, especially the cage that holds chicken parts, takes some skill and patience - things I don't possess in great measure. The skin of the chicken sticks to the inside. I've tried spraying it with non-stick cooking spray and it helps a little but not enough. Also, a few times the chicken that I had placed in the tray came out bad in some places. At first I thought I was being hoodwinked by the local grocer and getting bad chicken parts. I make my food to bring to work for lunch and can't have the smell of rotting chicken eminating from the microwave in my office and this seems to happen consistenly with this rotisserie. Not when I just bake the chicken in the preheated oven. Right now it's just taking up space on my table. I'm getting rid of it.

Answer: My sister

My sister bought this for me as a gift.

I wanted one of these so badly. <hl> My sister bought this for me as a gift. <hl> It is not at all easy to clean. With the first use, the silver backsplatter sheild had burned-on goodness all over it that could not be removed. Cleaning the stuff that goes inside, especially the cage that holds chicken parts, takes some skill and patience - things I don't possess in great measure. The skin of the chicken sticks to the inside. I've tried spraying it with non-stick cooking spray and it helps a little but not enough. Also, a few times the chicken that I had placed in the tray came out bad in some places. At first I thought I was being hoodwinked by the local grocer and getting bad chicken parts. I make my food to bring to work for lunch and can't have the smell of rotting chicken eminating from the microwave in my office and this seems to happen consistenly with this rotisserie. Not when I just bake the chicken in the preheated oven. Right now it's just taking up space on my table. I'm getting rid of it.

I wanted one of these so badly. <hl> My sister <hl> bought this for me as a gift. It is not at all easy to clean. With the first use, the silver backsplatter sheild had burned-on goodness all over it that could not be removed. Cleaning the stuff that goes inside, especially the cage that holds chicken parts, takes some skill and patience - things I don't possess in great measure. The skin of the chicken sticks to the inside. I've tried spraying it with non-stick cooking spray and it helps a little but not enough. Also, a few times the chicken that I had placed in the tray came out bad in some places. At first I thought I was being hoodwinked by the local grocer and getting bad chicken parts. I make my food to bring to work for lunch and can't have the smell of rotting chicken eminating from the microwave in my office and this seems to happen consistenly with this rotisserie. Not when I just bake the chicken in the preheated oven. Right now it's just taking up space on my table. I'm getting rid of it.


Question: What is the most common food product this is used with by the author?

I purchased this little pot from Amazon a couple of years ago and use it pretty frequently. Mostly i use it for boiling eggs, but it comes in handy for gravy and other types of sauces or it is perfect for homemade hot chocolate. Make no mistake it is LITTLE. 8 cups might be smaller than you expect, but for my family of 5 it gets the little jobs done. Some of the reviews question the quality of this product, I have been pleased with its sturdiness and durability, my only comment would be after frequent use there are several noticeable scratches on the outside of the pan. I have only hand washed it, but i'm sure it gets banged around going in and out of the cupboard and i nest it in a larger pan for space saving purposes. The scratches are not really troublesome to me, but might be a big negative for some.

Answer: eggs

I purchased this little pot from Amazon a couple of years ago and use it pretty frequently. <hl> Mostly i use it for boiling eggs , but it comes in handy for gravy and other types of sauces or it is perfect for homemade hot chocolate. <hl> Make no mistake it is LITTLE. 8 cups might be smaller than you expect, but for my family of 5 it gets the little jobs done. Some of the reviews question the quality of this product, I have been pleased with its sturdiness and durability, my only comment would be after frequent use there are several noticeable scratches on the outside of the pan. I have only hand washed it, but i'm sure it gets banged around going in and out of the cupboard and i nest it in a larger pan for space saving purposes. The scratches are not really troublesome to me, but might be a big negative for some.

I purchased this little pot from Amazon a couple of years ago and use it pretty frequently. Mostly i use it for boiling <hl> eggs <hl>, but it comes in handy for gravy and other types of sauces or it is perfect for homemade hot chocolate. Make no mistake it is LITTLE. 8 cups might be smaller than you expect, but for my family of 5 it gets the little jobs done. Some of the reviews question the quality of this product, I have been pleased with its sturdiness and durability, my only comment would be after frequent use there are several noticeable scratches on the outside of the pan. I have only hand washed it, but i'm sure it gets banged around going in and out of the cupboard and i nest it in a larger pan for space saving purposes. The scratches are not really troublesome to me, but might be a big negative for some.

Mostly i use it for boiling <hl> eggs <hl> , but it comes in handy for gravy and other types of sauces or it is perfect for homemade hot chocolate.


Question: What was a little loose, when first making it?

My husband got this for me as a gift and i just used it for the first time today. It was soooo simple to use. the step by step instructions make it foolproof. The first roll i made was a little loose because i didn't squeeze it tight enough but by the second roll it looked just like the rolls I get at a restaurant. It made it so simple to do! Another tip is when you are cutting the roll by using the cutting aid, cut the middle first, This seemed to help keep the roll tight. Ok i hope i helped someone out there, this would be a great gift for any sushi lover.

Answer: The first roll

My husband got this for me as a gift and i just used it for the first time today. It was soooo simple to use. the step by step instructions make it foolproof. <hl> The first roll i made was a little loose because i didn't squeeze it tight enough but by the second roll it looked just like the rolls I get at a restaurant. <hl> It made it so simple to do! Another tip is when you are cutting the roll by using the cutting aid, cut the middle first, This seemed to help keep the roll tight. Ok i hope i helped someone out there, this would be a great gift for any sushi lover.

My husband got this for me as a gift and i just used it for the first time today. It was soooo simple to use. the step by step instructions make it foolproof. <hl> The first roll <hl> i made was a little loose because i didn't squeeze it tight enough but by the second roll it looked just like the rolls I get at a restaurant. It made it so simple to do! Another tip is when you are cutting the roll by using the cutting aid, cut the middle first, This seemed to help keep the roll tight. Ok i hope i helped someone out there, this would be a great gift for any sushi lover.


Question: What was the original number of bowls that came with the dish set?

I've had these dishes for the past 15 years. The flower design eventually wore off the inside of the cereal bowls. Everything else is still in excellent condition, unchipped and undamaged. This is a set of dishes used daily for the past 15 years. The cat knocked one cereal bowl off the counter about twenty minutes after I opened the box of dinnerware, and broke it in a million little pieces all over the floor. That's the only piece lost, and the reason why we only have three cereal bowls instead of four. These plates (and the bowls) work just fine in the microwave oven with no problems at all.

Answer: four

I've had these dishes for the past 15 years. The flower design eventually wore off the inside of the cereal bowls. Everything else is still in excellent condition, unchipped and undamaged. This is a set of dishes used daily for the past 15 years. The cat knocked one cereal bowl off the counter about twenty minutes after I opened the box of dinnerware, and broke it in a million little pieces all over the floor. <hl> That's the only piece lost, and the reason why we only have three cereal bowls instead of four . <hl> These plates (and the bowls) work just fine in the microwave oven with no problems at all.

I've had these dishes for the past 15 years. The flower design eventually wore off the inside of the cereal bowls. Everything else is still in excellent condition, unchipped and undamaged. This is a set of dishes used daily for the past 15 years. The cat knocked one cereal bowl off the counter about twenty minutes after I opened the box of dinnerware, and broke it in a million little pieces all over the floor. That's the only piece lost, and the reason why we only have three cereal bowls instead of <hl> four <hl>. These plates (and the bowls) work just fine in the microwave oven with no problems at all.

That's the only piece lost, and the reason why we only have three cereal bowls instead of <hl> four <hl> .


Question: What kind of discount was used?

First, just considering this towel set as a towel set, it has to be one of the best I have ever encountered. The bath towel is silky and absorbent and only gets better with laundering. Ditto for the hand towel and wash cloth. I have never encountered a set that I like better, even in upscale hotels. In fact I would be delighted to have a bath robe made out of this toweling fabric.Why only four stars though? My thrifty self balks at the MSRP. Even with the generous Amazon discount I would have to be feeling particularly flush to buy myself another set.Great towels, maybe the manufacturer should consider adjusting the price.

Answer: Amazon

First, just considering this towel set as a towel set, it has to be one of the best I have ever encountered. The bath towel is silky and absorbent and only gets better with laundering. Ditto for the hand towel and wash cloth. I have never encountered a set that I like better, even in upscale hotels. In fact I would be delighted to have a bath robe made out of this toweling fabric. Why only four stars though? My thrifty self balks at the MSRP. <hl> Even with the generous Amazon discount I would have to be feeling particularly flush to buy myself another set. <hl> Great towels, maybe the manufacturer should consider adjusting the price.

First, just considering this towel set as a towel set, it has to be one of the best I have ever encountered. The bath towel is silky and absorbent and only gets better with laundering. Ditto for the hand towel and wash cloth. I have never encountered a set that I like better, even in upscale hotels. In fact I would be delighted to have a bath robe made out of this toweling fabric.Why only four stars though? My thrifty self balks at the MSRP. Even with the generous <hl> Amazon <hl> discount I would have to be feeling particularly flush to buy myself another set.Great towels, maybe the manufacturer should consider adjusting the price.


Question: What do they put on the skillet after each use?

I was looking for a long time solution for my non stick skillet. My wife and I go thru one of these twice a year. I bought the 12.5 inch and using my gas grill and flax seed oil, put a non stick surface on the skillet that was the color of light carbon and tough. As long as you don't wash it with detergent or put acidic liquid, such as lemon juice, it will last. Metal turners, no problem. I liked it so much, I ordered one for each of my son's and two smaller ones for myself. Let me repeat don't wash, only use hot water and paper towels or plastic brushes, and no acidic juice. After each use, i put a few drops of oil in the skillet and wipe with a paper towel. It's ready for the next use.

Answer: oil

I was looking for a long time solution for my non stick skillet. My wife and I go thru one of these twice a year. <hl> I bought the 12.5 inch and using my gas grill and flax seed oil , put a non stick surface on the skillet that was the color of light carbon and tough. <hl> As long as you don't wash it with detergent or put acidic liquid, such as lemon juice, it will last. Metal turners, no problem. I liked it so much, I ordered one for each of my son's and two smaller ones for myself. Let me repeat don't wash, only use hot water and paper towels or plastic brushes, and no acidic juice. After each use, i put a few drops of oil in the skillet and wipe with a paper towel. It's ready for the next use.

I was looking for a long time solution for my non stick skillet. My wife and I go thru one of these twice a year. I bought the 12.5 inch and using my gas grill and flax seed <hl> oil <hl>, put a non stick surface on the skillet that was the color of light carbon and tough. As long as you don't wash it with detergent or put acidic liquid, such as lemon juice, it will last. Metal turners, no problem. I liked it so much, I ordered one for each of my son's and two smaller ones for myself. Let me repeat don't wash, only use hot water and paper towels or plastic brushes, and no acidic juice. After each use, i put a few drops of oil in the skillet and wipe with a paper towel. It's ready for the next use.

I bought the 12.5 inch and using my gas grill and flax seed <hl> oil <hl> , put a non stick surface on the skillet that was the color of light carbon and tough.


Question: Why does the person's son likes the water that freezes in the tray?

So, I bought this mold, to use as an ice cube tray. Also to mould some fondant for my son's lego birthday cake. So far I've only used it as an ice cube tray. The ice comes out looking like legos, but what I don't like is that the tray is very flimsy silicone. I'm comparing it to the ikea silicone trays, and ikea's are more sturdy. This is VERY flimsy, the water was falling as I transferred it to the freezer. I still love it because the ice comes out looking like legos, and my son loves it as well. But I would suggest putting it on top of a tray while filling and transferring to the freezer

Answer: the ice comes out looking like legos

So, I bought this mold, to use as an ice cube tray. Also to mould some fondant for my son's lego birthday cake. So far I've only used it as an ice cube tray. The ice comes out looking like legos, but what I don't like is that the tray is very flimsy silicone. I'm comparing it to the ikea silicone trays, and ikea's are more sturdy. This is VERY flimsy, the water was falling as I transferred it to the freezer. <hl> I still love it because the ice comes out looking like legos , and my son loves it as well. <hl> But I would suggest putting it on top of a tray while filling and transferring to the freezer

So, I bought this mold, to use as an ice cube tray. Also to mould some fondant for my son's lego birthday cake. So far I've only used it as an ice cube tray. The ice comes out looking like legos, but what I don't like is that the tray is very flimsy silicone. I'm comparing it to the ikea silicone trays, and ikea's are more sturdy. This is VERY flimsy, the water was falling as I transferred it to the freezer. I still love it because <hl> the ice comes out looking like legos <hl>, and my son loves it as well. But I would suggest putting it on top of a tray while filling and transferring to the freezer

I still love it because <hl> the ice comes out looking like legos <hl> , and my son loves it as well.