Question: What type of finish does the mixer have?

I was nervous about ordering this because the picture shows a small protrusion coming out of where it would attach to the mixer, and my current beater does not have any such protrusion. However, based on other internet research it appeared to be the right beater for my mixer (K5AWW, which is a 5qt model with the bowl lift, not a tilt head model). Sure enough, the beater came and there was no protrusion and it fit my mixer fine.This was a good replacement for my chipped-white beater. If you're looking at this product, you are probably trying to replace your chipped beater too! The "burnished" finish means I shouldn't have to ever replace this one...

Answer: "burnished"

I was nervous about ordering this because the picture shows a small protrusion coming out of where it would attach to the mixer, and my current beater does not have any such protrusion. However, based on other internet research it appeared to be the right beater for my mixer (K5AWW, which is a 5qt model with the bowl lift, not a tilt head model). Sure enough, the beater came and there was no protrusion and it fit my mixer fine. This was a good replacement for my chipped-white beater. If you're looking at this product, you are probably trying to replace your chipped beater too! <hl> The "burnished" finish means I shouldn't have to ever replace this one... <hl>

I was nervous about ordering this because the picture shows a small protrusion coming out of where it would attach to the mixer, and my current beater does not have any such protrusion. However, based on other internet research it appeared to be the right beater for my mixer (K5AWW, which is a 5qt model with the bowl lift, not a tilt head model). Sure enough, the beater came and there was no protrusion and it fit my mixer fine.This was a good replacement for my chipped-white beater. If you're looking at this product, you are probably trying to replace your chipped beater too! The <hl> "burnished" <hl> finish means I shouldn't have to ever replace this one...


Question: What have some people had trouble with that the user has never personally experienced?

These things are great for wine drinkers! I've used mine for transporting in a back back when walking/hiking and for storing leftover wine. Yes, that occasionally happens :), esp when you have more than multiple bottles going with guests around. I have labeled one for white, rose, and red, because I just feel better about it that way lol, but I'm not sure it's really necessary. I've never spilled a drop either filling or pouring, not sure why some have trouble with that. The lids are air tight, never had a leak. My only caution would be to make sure you have a safe place to store lids while drying, as they do resemble lids from other types of bottles and with 'helpers' around they could easily end up in the recycling or the trash! No problems cleaning the pouches, I just follow the directions on the side. Highly recommend these, also a great value in the 4-pack!

Answer: spilled a drop either filling or pouring

These things are great for wine drinkers! I've used mine for transporting in a back back when walking/hiking and for storing leftover wine. Yes, that occasionally happens :), esp when you have more than multiple bottles going with guests around. I have labeled one for white, rose, and red, because I just feel better about it that way lol, but I'm not sure it's really necessary. <hl> I've never spilled a drop either filling or pouring , not sure why some have trouble with that. <hl> The lids are air tight, never had a leak. My only caution would be to make sure you have a safe place to store lids while drying, as they do resemble lids from other types of bottles and with 'helpers' around they could easily end up in the recycling or the trash! No problems cleaning the pouches, I just follow the directions on the side. Highly recommend these, also a great value in the 4-pack!

These things are great for wine drinkers! I've used mine for transporting in a back back when walking/hiking and for storing leftover wine. Yes, that occasionally happens :), esp when you have more than multiple bottles going with guests around. I have labeled one for white, rose, and red, because I just feel better about it that way lol, but I'm not sure it's really necessary. I've never <hl> spilled a drop either filling or pouring <hl>, not sure why some have trouble with that. The lids are air tight, never had a leak. My only caution would be to make sure you have a safe place to store lids while drying, as they do resemble lids from other types of bottles and with 'helpers' around they could easily end up in the recycling or the trash! No problems cleaning the pouches, I just follow the directions on the side. Highly recommend these, also a great value in the 4-pack!

I've never <hl> spilled a drop either filling or pouring <hl> , not sure why some have trouble with that.


Question: what device can you use to pull the lids out and drop them onto jars?

Wish I had bought this item earlier than I did. It makes it so easy to sterilize lids (and also activate the adhesive). Lids go in the rack, rack goes in the water, and then you can use your magnetic wand to pull the lids out of the rack and drop them onto the jars - you never touch the lid and it goes on to the jar completely clean. I had been tossing the lids into boiling water and then trying to get them out with either tongs, or the magnetic wand - that resulted in a lot of frustration and burned fingers. I am not a fan of most "single use" items and am not into having a gadget for every little task, but this lid rack solved a big frustration for me with canning, and so I feel it is worth it. Highly recommended whether you can a lot or a little!

Answer: magnetic wand

Wish I had bought this item earlier than I did. It makes it so easy to sterilize lids (and also activate the adhesive). <hl> Lids go in the rack, rack goes in the water, and then you can use your magnetic wand to pull the lids out of the rack and drop them onto the jars - you never touch the lid and it goes on to the jar completely clean. <hl> I had been tossing the lids into boiling water and then trying to get them out with either tongs, or the magnetic wand - that resulted in a lot of frustration and burned fingers. I am not a fan of most "single use" items and am not into having a gadget for every little task, but this lid rack solved a big frustration for me with canning, and so I feel it is worth it. Highly recommended whether you can a lot or a little!

Wish I had bought this item earlier than I did. It makes it so easy to sterilize lids (and also activate the adhesive). Lids go in the rack, rack goes in the water, and then you can use your <hl> magnetic wand <hl> to pull the lids out of the rack and drop them onto the jars - you never touch the lid and it goes on to the jar completely clean. I had been tossing the lids into boiling water and then trying to get them out with either tongs, or the magnetic wand - that resulted in a lot of frustration and burned fingers. I am not a fan of most "single use" items and am not into having a gadget for every little task, but this lid rack solved a big frustration for me with canning, and so I feel it is worth it. Highly recommended whether you can a lot or a little!


Question: How much water fills the cooler?

This Cooler is not small, but it is powerful. I took it out of the box filled the unit with two gallons of water plugged it in, and cool air was abound. And I'm using it in a Living room that is 440 sqft. It's 90 degrees outside and about 77 degrees inside.And truthfully I don't find the unit to be loud for the amount of air that it is producing, and I haven't turned it off of low setting.I am quite pleased with my purchase and look forward to a Cool Summer at less cost than running my AC unit.By the way I live in the Southwest; where humidity is low most of the Summer.PS: Hats of to the supplier because I received my order in TWO DAYS... Outstanding service!

Answer: two gallons of water

This Cooler is not small, but it is powerful. <hl> I took it out of the box filled the unit with two gallons of water plugged it in, and cool air was abound. <hl> And I'm using it in a Living room that is 440 sqft. It's 90 degrees outside and about 77 degrees inside. And truthfully I don't find the unit to be loud for the amount of air that it is producing, and I haven't turned it off of low setting. I am quite pleased with my purchase and look forward to a Cool Summer at less cost than running my AC unit. By the way I live in the Southwest; where humidity is low most of the Summer. PS: Hats of to the supplier because I received my order in TWO DAYS... Outstanding service!

This Cooler is not small, but it is powerful. I took it out of the box filled the unit with <hl> two gallons of water <hl> plugged it in, and cool air was abound. And I'm using it in a Living room that is 440 sqft. It's 90 degrees outside and about 77 degrees inside.And truthfully I don't find the unit to be loud for the amount of air that it is producing, and I haven't turned it off of low setting.I am quite pleased with my purchase and look forward to a Cool Summer at less cost than running my AC unit.By the way I live in the Southwest; where humidity is low most of the Summer.PS: Hats of to the supplier because I received my order in TWO DAYS... Outstanding service!


Question: is it curved or straight?

This pan comes out of the box looking almost like some sort of alien technology. It is polished to a mirror shine, is designed with nice curves and will look awesome on your table with a perfectly roasted turkey or roast beef. All of the roasting pans I used before were either decades old and covered with the baked on remnants of a thousand family meals, or were non-stick contraptions with gray surfaces. This pan is fundamentally different.In fact, my problem with this pan is that it looks too good. I was afraid of messing it up and it took me a long time to meticulously scrub it with Bon Ami after using it to cook a small turkey, a roast beef and a duck (not together of course).For aspiring Martha Stewart's there is an easy fix. Roast your meats in a beat-up roasting pan, transfer the fully-cooked meat to this pan before serving and then enter the dining room with this pan in perfect shape. If you're a little less fussy, lining the inside with heavy aluminum foil prior to roasting will make your clean up much easier.

Answer: nice curves

This pan comes out of the box looking almost like some sort of alien technology. <hl> It is polished to a mirror shine, is designed with nice curves and will look awesome on your table with a perfectly roasted turkey or roast beef. <hl> All of the roasting pans I used before were either decades old and covered with the baked on remnants of a thousand family meals, or were non-stick contraptions with gray surfaces. This pan is fundamentally different. In fact, my problem with this pan is that it looks too good. I was afraid of messing it up and it took me a long time to meticulously scrub it with Bon Ami after using it to cook a small turkey, a roast beef and a duck (not together of course).For aspiring Martha Stewart's there is an easy fix. Roast your meats in a beat-up roasting pan, transfer the fully-cooked meat to this pan before serving and then enter the dining room with this pan in perfect shape. If you're a little less fussy, lining the inside with heavy aluminum foil prior to roasting will make your clean up much easier.

This pan comes out of the box looking almost like some sort of alien technology. It is polished to a mirror shine, is designed with <hl> nice curves <hl> and will look awesome on your table with a perfectly roasted turkey or roast beef. All of the roasting pans I used before were either decades old and covered with the baked on remnants of a thousand family meals, or were non-stick contraptions with gray surfaces. This pan is fundamentally different.In fact, my problem with this pan is that it looks too good. I was afraid of messing it up and it took me a long time to meticulously scrub it with Bon Ami after using it to cook a small turkey, a roast beef and a duck (not together of course).For aspiring Martha Stewart's there is an easy fix. Roast your meats in a beat-up roasting pan, transfer the fully-cooked meat to this pan before serving and then enter the dining room with this pan in perfect shape. If you're a little less fussy, lining the inside with heavy aluminum foil prior to roasting will make your clean up much easier.


Question: what happens when you leave burner on?

I bought an expensive coffee maker by a known name brand. It made terrible coffee. I suffered for 3 months with it and finally just got tired of it and the awful coffee it made.Then I bought the Braun coffeemaker listed here.This Braun coffeemaker gets the water hot enough to brew a GREAT cup of coffee. Easy to use. One button: Off and On. Fill up the basket with coffee grounds and the reservoir with water and turn it on. Great coffee awaits. Doesn't seem to burn the coffee when left on the burner for several hours. Stays hot until you turn it off. Good deal.

Answer: Doesn't seem to burn the coffee

I bought an expensive coffee maker by a known name brand. It made terrible coffee. I suffered for 3 months with it and finally just got tired of it and the awful coffee it made. Then I bought the Braun coffeemaker listed here. This Braun coffeemaker gets the water hot enough to brew a GREAT cup of coffee. Easy to use. One button: Off and On. Fill up the basket with coffee grounds and the reservoir with water and turn it on. Great coffee awaits. <hl> Doesn't seem to burn the coffee when left on the burner for several hours. <hl> Stays hot until you turn it off. Good deal.

I bought an expensive coffee maker by a known name brand. It made terrible coffee. I suffered for 3 months with it and finally just got tired of it and the awful coffee it made.Then I bought the Braun coffeemaker listed here.This Braun coffeemaker gets the water hot enough to brew a GREAT cup of coffee. Easy to use. One button: Off and On. Fill up the basket with coffee grounds and the reservoir with water and turn it on. Great coffee awaits. <hl> Doesn't seem to burn the coffee <hl> when left on the burner for several hours. Stays hot until you turn it off. Good deal.


Question: What was the delivery speed?

There's really not much more to add to the other favorable reviews. It was delivered quickly. The frame is light, easy to move, simply secure a few wing nuts, and connect the two frames (if for a larger bed) and you're good to go.Having looked far and wide for affordable platform beds (which were much more expensive - and often difficult to assemble) I went with this basic model... no wood siding, no headboard - but that's ok by me - and for a fraction of the priceIt doesn't look "bad" with just the mattress on it eitherThe mattress fits securely, the frame feels EXCEPTIONALLY strong and secure. I just followed others advice since this is going on hard wood and added some felt furniture/floor savers (no noise from the footings - though it may allow the frame to slide on the wood floor more than I'd like now - if that's the case I'll replace them with small rubber footings)

Answer: quickly

It was delivered quickly .

There's really not much more to add to the other favorable reviews. <hl> It was delivered quickly . <hl> The frame is light, easy to move, simply secure a few wing nuts, and connect the two frames (if for a larger bed) and you're good to go. Having looked far and wide for affordable platform beds (which were much more expensive - and often difficult to assemble) I went with this basic model... no wood siding, no headboard - but that's ok by me - and for a fraction of the priceIt doesn't look "bad" with just the mattress on it eitherThe mattress fits securely, the frame feels EXCEPTIONALLY strong and secure. I just followed others advice since this is going on hard wood and added some felt furniture/floor savers (no noise from the footings - though it may allow the frame to slide on the wood floor more than I'd like now - if that's the case I'll replace them with small rubber footings)

There's really not much more to add to the other favorable reviews. It was delivered <hl> quickly <hl>. The frame is light, easy to move, simply secure a few wing nuts, and connect the two frames (if for a larger bed) and you're good to go.Having looked far and wide for affordable platform beds (which were much more expensive - and often difficult to assemble) I went with this basic model... no wood siding, no headboard - but that's ok by me - and for a fraction of the priceIt doesn't look "bad" with just the mattress on it eitherThe mattress fits securely, the frame feels EXCEPTIONALLY strong and secure. I just followed others advice since this is going on hard wood and added some felt furniture/floor savers (no noise from the footings - though it may allow the frame to slide on the wood floor more than I'd like now - if that's the case I'll replace them with small rubber footings)


Question: What did he use prior to getting this new item?

I agree with all the reviewers that this is SO simple to use and SO unbelievably fast. Cheaper cuts of meats cook tender & quickly. I can cook "slow" recipes on weeknights with easy cleanup & so much less stress. Bean soups are a breeze. And I read that the electrics use 70% less energy. So fast cooking, more nutrition, more flavor, able to cook cheaper & healthier foods, save on energy--how cool is that? I used to use a stovetop pressure cooker but you have little control over the temperature/pressure (see below).As for the sticking issue, I find you need to be careful at the 400F ("browning") temperature not to scorch foods, esp veggies, flour-dredged meats--turn the temp down to 300 or 350F; but if you are searing uncoated meat, 400F is ideal for a good fast sear that releases from the metal. It also gives a nice carmelized flavor. If your meat is sticking, you could be turning it too quickly. Jiggle it before trying to pull it up to see if it releases.This cooker is nice because you can always turn the temp down a bit if you're nervous about burning. Gives you a better feel for cooking in this pot, I think.By the way, for recipe conversions:High setting = 250F = 15 psiLow setting = 225-230F = 7.5 psiBrown = 350-400FAnd I LOVE this book: http://www.amazon.com/Bob-Wardens-Slow-Food-Fast/dp/0984188711/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s;=books&qid;=1294439241&sr;=8-1

Answer: stovetop pressure cooker

I agree with all the reviewers that this is SO simple to use and SO unbelievably fast. Cheaper cuts of meats cook tender & quickly. I can cook "slow" recipes on weeknights with easy cleanup & so much less stress. Bean soups are a breeze. And I read that the electrics use 70% less energy. So fast cooking, more nutrition, more flavor, able to cook cheaper & healthier foods, save on energy--how cool is that? <hl> I used to use a stovetop pressure cooker but you have little control over the temperature/pressure (see below).As for the sticking issue, I find you need to be careful at the 400F ("browning") temperature not to scorch foods, esp veggies, flour-dredged meats--turn the temp down to 300 or 350F; but if you are searing uncoated meat, 400F is ideal for a good fast sear that releases from the metal. <hl> It also gives a nice carmelized flavor. If your meat is sticking, you could be turning it too quickly. Jiggle it before trying to pull it up to see if it releases. This cooker is nice because you can always turn the temp down a bit if you're nervous about burning. Gives you a better feel for cooking in this pot, I think. By the way, for recipe conversions:High setting = 250F = 15 psiLow setting = 225-230F = 7.5 psiBrown = 350-400FAnd I LOVE this book: http://www.amazon.com/Bob-Wardens-Slow-Food-Fast/dp/0984188711/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s;=books&qid;=1294439241&sr;=8-1

I agree with all the reviewers that this is SO simple to use and SO unbelievably fast. Cheaper cuts of meats cook tender & quickly. I can cook "slow" recipes on weeknights with easy cleanup & so much less stress. Bean soups are a breeze. And I read that the electrics use 70% less energy. So fast cooking, more nutrition, more flavor, able to cook cheaper & healthier foods, save on energy--how cool is that? I used to use a <hl> stovetop pressure cooker <hl> but you have little control over the temperature/pressure (see below).As for the sticking issue, I find you need to be careful at the 400F ("browning") temperature not to scorch foods, esp veggies, flour-dredged meats--turn the temp down to 300 or 350F; but if you are searing uncoated meat, 400F is ideal for a good fast sear that releases from the metal. It also gives a nice carmelized flavor. If your meat is sticking, you could be turning it too quickly. Jiggle it before trying to pull it up to see if it releases.This cooker is nice because you can always turn the temp down a bit if you're nervous about burning. Gives you a better feel for cooking in this pot, I think.By the way, for recipe conversions:High setting = 250F = 15 psiLow setting = 225-230F = 7.5 psiBrown = 350-400FAnd I LOVE this book: http://www.amazon.com/Bob-Wardens-Slow-Food-Fast/dp/0984188711/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s;=books&qid;=1294439241&sr;=8-1


Question: What was the authors only complaint about his knife when he got it?

When I took this knife out of the box I must confess that I had doubts about my judgment in having ordered such an awesome slab of steel. And, as I added it to my knife rack, I couldn't help wondering if I would ever actually find a use for it.Now, some months later, I am happy to report my trepidations were wholly unfounded. In fact, I find I use this knife just as often as my other primary "go to knives" - an 8" chef's knife, a boning knife, a paring knife, and a Chinese cleaver. All but one of these is a Forschner/Victorinox, a brand whose price performance ratio is hard to beat.I cure and smoke my own bacon, and this knife lets me produce slices just as thin as I like, nice and even, and with very little effort. But that isn't the only thing I use it for - this evening I quickly reduced a slow-cooked (8 hours) eye of round into wonderful thin slices for making roast beef sandwiches. And if I ever get around to cooking myself one of those big steamship rounds, well, I'm all ready for the slicing ! This knife is great for hams and turkey breasts as well.My only complaint (and it isn't much of a complaint) was that it could have been just a little sharper when I got it, but since regular sharpening and steeling are just part of the routine of using a knife like this, it wasn't a big deal. Just know that you may not be getting the optimum performance out of this knife if you haven't sharpened it since it arrived.If you serve much meat, I wholeheartedly recommend you consider this knife. Nothing beats it for the ability to produce beautiful slices with a minimum of effort and skill.

Answer: could have been just a little sharper

When I took this knife out of the box I must confess that I had doubts about my judgment in having ordered such an awesome slab of steel. And, as I added it to my knife rack, I couldn't help wondering if I would ever actually find a use for it. Now, some months later, I am happy to report my trepidations were wholly unfounded. In fact, I find I use this knife just as often as my other primary "go to knives" - an 8" chef's knife, a boning knife, a paring knife, and a Chinese cleaver. All but one of these is a Forschner/Victorinox, a brand whose price performance ratio is hard to beat. I cure and smoke my own bacon, and this knife lets me produce slices just as thin as I like, nice and even, and with very little effort. But that isn't the only thing I use it for - this evening I quickly reduced a slow-cooked (8 hours) eye of round into wonderful thin slices for making roast beef sandwiches. And if I ever get around to cooking myself one of those big steamship rounds, well, I'm all ready for the slicing ! This knife is great for hams and turkey breasts as well. <hl> My only complaint (and it isn't much of a complaint) was that it could have been just a little sharper when I got it, but since regular sharpening and steeling are just part of the routine of using a knife like this, it wasn't a big deal. <hl> Just know that you may not be getting the optimum performance out of this knife if you haven't sharpened it since it arrived. If you serve much meat, I wholeheartedly recommend you consider this knife. Nothing beats it for the ability to produce beautiful slices with a minimum of effort and skill.

When I took this knife out of the box I must confess that I had doubts about my judgment in having ordered such an awesome slab of steel. And, as I added it to my knife rack, I couldn't help wondering if I would ever actually find a use for it.Now, some months later, I am happy to report my trepidations were wholly unfounded. In fact, I find I use this knife just as often as my other primary "go to knives" - an 8" chef's knife, a boning knife, a paring knife, and a Chinese cleaver. All but one of these is a Forschner/Victorinox, a brand whose price performance ratio is hard to beat.I cure and smoke my own bacon, and this knife lets me produce slices just as thin as I like, nice and even, and with very little effort. But that isn't the only thing I use it for - this evening I quickly reduced a slow-cooked (8 hours) eye of round into wonderful thin slices for making roast beef sandwiches. And if I ever get around to cooking myself one of those big steamship rounds, well, I'm all ready for the slicing ! This knife is great for hams and turkey breasts as well.My only complaint (and it isn't much of a complaint) was that it <hl> could have been just a little sharper <hl> when I got it, but since regular sharpening and steeling are just part of the routine of using a knife like this, it wasn't a big deal. Just know that you may not be getting the optimum performance out of this knife if you haven't sharpened it since it arrived.If you serve much meat, I wholeheartedly recommend you consider this knife. Nothing beats it for the ability to produce beautiful slices with a minimum of effort and skill.


Question: What is the lid made of?

Purchased two of these for both of the guest bathrooms in the house and they look great in the pictures of the listing, but when we got them out of the box, the chrome looks cheap and the frosted plastic is thin and overall this holder just did not live up to our other InterDesign items in our bathrooms. So we returned them to Amazon without taking them out of the wrapper. Although I thought the lid would look great and keep dust and water from getting on the rolls, the lid has a hole in the center of it for easy on and off, so it kind of defeats the purpose of protecting the TP and again the lid has the ultra shiny chrome ring around the middle and the thin frosted plastic, so it just looks cheap and not well made.

Answer: ultra shiny chrome ring around the middle and the thin frosted plastic

Purchased two of these for both of the guest bathrooms in the house and they look great in the pictures of the listing, but when we got them out of the box, the chrome looks cheap and the frosted plastic is thin and overall this holder just did not live up to our other InterDesign items in our bathrooms. So we returned them to Amazon without taking them out of the wrapper. <hl> Although I thought the lid would look great and keep dust and water from getting on the rolls, the lid has a hole in the center of it for easy on and off, so it kind of defeats the purpose of protecting the TP and again the lid has the ultra shiny chrome ring around the middle and the thin frosted plastic , so it just looks cheap and not well made. <hl>

Purchased two of these for both of the guest bathrooms in the house and they look great in the pictures of the listing, but when we got them out of the box, the chrome looks cheap and the frosted plastic is thin and overall this holder just did not live up to our other InterDesign items in our bathrooms. So we returned them to Amazon without taking them out of the wrapper. Although I thought the lid would look great and keep dust and water from getting on the rolls, the lid has a hole in the center of it for easy on and off, so it kind of defeats the purpose of protecting the TP and again the lid has the <hl> ultra shiny chrome ring around the middle and the thin frosted plastic <hl>, so it just looks cheap and not well made.

Although I thought the lid would look great and keep dust and water from getting on the rolls, the lid has a hole in the center of it for easy on and off, so it kind of defeats the purpose of protecting the TP and again the lid has the <hl> ultra shiny chrome ring around the middle and the thin frosted plastic <hl> , so it just looks cheap and not well made.


Question: What happened when one of the beaters came out during use?

Cheap? Yes. Powerful? Enough. Quite? No. Easy to Use? Not. Durable? No. Only two out of five. It is a hassle to install the beaters... and worse is that they are held in place (somewhat) by a inner plastic ring. One of the beaters came out during use and it stripped the inner plastic ring; now it will not latch in place. You can get a durable Cuininart HM-50 for the same price (no brainer) or the Consumer Reports recommend KitchenAid Power 5 for about $10 more Do yourself a favor and look around. Not recommended

Answer: it stripped the inner plastic ring

Cheap? Yes. Powerful? Enough. Quite? No. Easy to Use? Not. Durable? No. Only two out of five. It is a hassle to install the beaters... and worse is that they are held in place (somewhat) by a inner plastic ring. <hl> One of the beaters came out during use and it stripped the inner plastic ring ; now it will not latch in place. <hl> You can get a durable Cuininart HM-50 for the same price (no brainer) or the Consumer Reports recommend KitchenAid Power 5 for about $10 more Do yourself a favor and look around. Not recommended

Cheap? Yes. Powerful? Enough. Quite? No. Easy to Use? Not. Durable? No. Only two out of five. It is a hassle to install the beaters... and worse is that they are held in place (somewhat) by a inner plastic ring. One of the beaters came out during use and <hl> it stripped the inner plastic ring <hl>; now it will not latch in place. You can get a durable Cuininart HM-50 for the same price (no brainer) or the Consumer Reports recommend KitchenAid Power 5 for about $10 more Do yourself a favor and look around. Not recommended

One of the beaters came out during use and <hl> it stripped the inner plastic ring <hl> ; now it will not latch in place.


Question: When did the coupon expire?

I ordered this egg keeper, and love it! However a few days after the order I received a notice stating it would be delayed. Ok I can understand back orders, I accepted the back order, instead of trying to find it somewhere else.Eventually I did receive my product in fine condition, (It's a rubbermaid continer, pretty hard to damage). I also received a coupon in the box stating that I could get $5.00 off my next purchase. The coupon was valid "now through July 31 2005. Unfortunately I received my order in the middle of August. I called and left a message asking if I could get another coupon, no one returned my call. I called again and left a message no one returned my call. I called a third time and they told me that they did not reprint the coupons after they expired I could use the expired one. I tried and the website did not accept it.A little frustrated by the run around, I opted not to call back a fourth time to ask why the expired coupon was not accepted. If you can find this container some where else it's great, go for it!

Answer: July 31 2005.

I ordered this egg keeper, and love it! However a few days after the order I received a notice stating it would be delayed. Ok I can understand back orders, I accepted the back order, instead of trying to find it somewhere else. Eventually I did receive my product in fine condition, (It's a rubbermaid continer, pretty hard to damage). I also received a coupon in the box stating that I could get $5.00 off my next purchase. <hl> The coupon was valid "now through July 31 2005. Unfortunately I received my order in the middle of August. <hl> I called and left a message asking if I could get another coupon, no one returned my call. I called again and left a message no one returned my call. I called a third time and they told me that they did not reprint the coupons after they expired I could use the expired one. I tried and the website did not accept it. A little frustrated by the run around, I opted not to call back a fourth time to ask why the expired coupon was not accepted. If you can find this container some where else it's great, go for it!

I ordered this egg keeper, and love it! However a few days after the order I received a notice stating it would be delayed. Ok I can understand back orders, I accepted the back order, instead of trying to find it somewhere else.Eventually I did receive my product in fine condition, (It's a rubbermaid continer, pretty hard to damage). I also received a coupon in the box stating that I could get $5.00 off my next purchase. The coupon was valid "now through <hl> July 31 2005. <hl> Unfortunately I received my order in the middle of August. I called and left a message asking if I could get another coupon, no one returned my call. I called again and left a message no one returned my call. I called a third time and they told me that they did not reprint the coupons after they expired I could use the expired one. I tried and the website did not accept it.A little frustrated by the run around, I opted not to call back a fourth time to ask why the expired coupon was not accepted. If you can find this container some where else it's great, go for it!


Question: What type of device that heats food can be used with the dishes?

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: microwave oven

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. <hl> These plates (and the bowls) work just fine in the microwave oven with no problems at all. <hl>

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 <hl> microwave oven <hl> with no problems at all.


Question: What rusts easily?

What I like best about these is the oval shape that really does fit into tight places. Also, there is no lip between the handle and the spoon, so you can easily "sweep" a measurement of a dry ingredient flat.Measurements are clearly and cleanly stamped into the handle and will not wear away over time. After owning these for a day, my old round plastic spoon with the worn off screen printed measurements went in the trash.One word of caution - these ship with a ball/clasp (dogtag style) chain looping these together, along with the standard keyring pictured. Remove the chain, as it will rust easily and stain the spoons.

Answer: the chain

What I like best about these is the oval shape that really does fit into tight places. Also, there is no lip between the handle and the spoon, so you can easily "sweep" a measurement of a dry ingredient flat. Measurements are clearly and cleanly stamped into the handle and will not wear away over time. After owning these for a day, my old round plastic spoon with the worn off screen printed measurements went in the trash. One word of caution - these ship with a ball/clasp (dogtag style) chain looping these together, along with the standard keyring pictured. <hl> Remove the chain , as it will rust easily and stain the spoons. <hl>

What I like best about these is the oval shape that really does fit into tight places. Also, there is no lip between the handle and the spoon, so you can easily "sweep" a measurement of a dry ingredient flat.Measurements are clearly and cleanly stamped into the handle and will not wear away over time. After owning these for a day, my old round plastic spoon with the worn off screen printed measurements went in the trash.One word of caution - these ship with a ball/clasp (dogtag style) chain looping these together, along with the standard keyring pictured. Remove <hl> the chain <hl>, as it will rust easily and stain the spoons.

Remove <hl> the chain <hl> , as it will rust easily and stain the spoons.


Question: What do they intent to replace in their kid's rooms?

We have a house with an open floor plan, and were not yet ready to install a HEPA filter on the furnace. We bought a couple of these for smaller spaces, and a different larger purifier for the largest space. These have been great! My husband (an allergist) has recently become very allergic to the cats. By banning the cats from the bedroom (every allergist's first recommendation), and using these in the bedroom and his office, those spaces are constant "safe" zones. I am very pleased. I'm back online to purchase two more because I love what these do for the air circulation in our poorly ventilated house. The upstairs is chronically 5-10 degrees warmer than the main level, and our bedroom unit circulates the air such that our room in more comfortable than it has been in years. We are putting these in the kids rooms in place of their white noise machines (on the highest filtration setting, the "white" wind noise of these purifiers is more pleasant than the machines we use), and to improve air circulation. When I vacuum the filter, it is always filthy, but it doesn't seem to ever be overfull, the unit seems to always be effective. By having two more of these, we expect it will improve the overall air quality as well as circulation. For the price, I definitely recommend these!(BTW, for those wondering about ionizing units, the ionizing units release ozone, and the allergy community feels that even the small amount of ozone released can be more irritating to asthmatics than the allergens, and thus the latest recommendations say to avoid any purifier that releases ANY amount of ozone. My husband had us turn off our furnace air filter and remove the ionizing coils, and just replace the coils with a cardboard filter. It's hardly a perfect fix, but it is better than the ozone (we didn't realize) it was releasing before. We'll get a whole house HEPA eventually, but one step at a time...)

Answer: white noise machines

We have a house with an open floor plan, and were not yet ready to install a HEPA filter on the furnace. We bought a couple of these for smaller spaces, and a different larger purifier for the largest space. These have been great! My husband (an allergist) has recently become very allergic to the cats. By banning the cats from the bedroom (every allergist's first recommendation), and using these in the bedroom and his office, those spaces are constant "safe" zones. I am very pleased. I'm back online to purchase two more because I love what these do for the air circulation in our poorly ventilated house. The upstairs is chronically 5-10 degrees warmer than the main level, and our bedroom unit circulates the air such that our room in more comfortable than it has been in years. <hl> We are putting these in the kids rooms in place of their white noise machines (on the highest filtration setting, the "white" wind noise of these purifiers is more pleasant than the machines we use), and to improve air circulation. <hl> When I vacuum the filter, it is always filthy, but it doesn't seem to ever be overfull, the unit seems to always be effective. By having two more of these, we expect it will improve the overall air quality as well as circulation. For the price, I definitely recommend these!(BTW, for those wondering about ionizing units, the ionizing units release ozone, and the allergy community feels that even the small amount of ozone released can be more irritating to asthmatics than the allergens, and thus the latest recommendations say to avoid any purifier that releases ANY amount of ozone. My husband had us turn off our furnace air filter and remove the ionizing coils, and just replace the coils with a cardboard filter. It's hardly a perfect fix, but it is better than the ozone (we didn't realize) it was releasing before. We'll get a whole house HEPA eventually, but one step at a time...)

We have a house with an open floor plan, and were not yet ready to install a HEPA filter on the furnace. We bought a couple of these for smaller spaces, and a different larger purifier for the largest space. These have been great! My husband (an allergist) has recently become very allergic to the cats. By banning the cats from the bedroom (every allergist's first recommendation), and using these in the bedroom and his office, those spaces are constant "safe" zones. I am very pleased. I'm back online to purchase two more because I love what these do for the air circulation in our poorly ventilated house. The upstairs is chronically 5-10 degrees warmer than the main level, and our bedroom unit circulates the air such that our room in more comfortable than it has been in years. We are putting these in the kids rooms in place of their <hl> white noise machines <hl> (on the highest filtration setting, the "white" wind noise of these purifiers is more pleasant than the machines we use), and to improve air circulation. When I vacuum the filter, it is always filthy, but it doesn't seem to ever be overfull, the unit seems to always be effective. By having two more of these, we expect it will improve the overall air quality as well as circulation. For the price, I definitely recommend these!(BTW, for those wondering about ionizing units, the ionizing units release ozone, and the allergy community feels that even the small amount of ozone released can be more irritating to asthmatics than the allergens, and thus the latest recommendations say to avoid any purifier that releases ANY amount of ozone. My husband had us turn off our furnace air filter and remove the ionizing coils, and just replace the coils with a cardboard filter. It's hardly a perfect fix, but it is better than the ozone (we didn't realize) it was releasing before. We'll get a whole house HEPA eventually, but one step at a time...)


Question: Where should you not use this product for fear of indenting it?

There's a lot of function packed into this product. Besides being able to support the weight of as many soap and shampoo bottles that you can fit on top of it, but it has a small bar and two hooks for your rag, loofah or whatever other accessories you use in the shower. If you shave in the shower you can also hang your disposable razor in the hooks. The bottom of the shelf has small openings in it so water can drain.Installation is a snap - quite literally. Once you make sure the pads on the side are attached (if they're not, it's a simple matter to reattach them). You place the shelf in the corner where you want it, and give the button a nice firm press, and boom - you're done. If you don't like where it is, you just pull the button out and start over. Since it works by pressure and not by adhesive, there won't be any marks on your tile. I wouldn't use this on drywall or any soft-material wall for fear of indenting it, but if your shower wall is drywall you have bigger problems.This might be a little pricey at first glance, but it is very well-made of quality material and does its job perfectly with no flaws, making it worth the $30 price point in my book.

Answer: drywall or any soft-material wall

There's a lot of function packed into this product. Besides being able to support the weight of as many soap and shampoo bottles that you can fit on top of it, but it has a small bar and two hooks for your rag, loofah or whatever other accessories you use in the shower. If you shave in the shower you can also hang your disposable razor in the hooks. The bottom of the shelf has small openings in it so water can drain. Installation is a snap - quite literally. Once you make sure the pads on the side are attached (if they're not, it's a simple matter to reattach them). You place the shelf in the corner where you want it, and give the button a nice firm press, and boom - you're done. If you don't like where it is, you just pull the button out and start over. Since it works by pressure and not by adhesive, there won't be any marks on your tile. <hl> I wouldn't use this on drywall or any soft-material wall for fear of indenting it, but if your shower wall is drywall you have bigger problems. <hl> This might be a little pricey at first glance, but it is very well-made of quality material and does its job perfectly with no flaws, making it worth the $30 price point in my book.

There's a lot of function packed into this product. Besides being able to support the weight of as many soap and shampoo bottles that you can fit on top of it, but it has a small bar and two hooks for your rag, loofah or whatever other accessories you use in the shower. If you shave in the shower you can also hang your disposable razor in the hooks. The bottom of the shelf has small openings in it so water can drain.Installation is a snap - quite literally. Once you make sure the pads on the side are attached (if they're not, it's a simple matter to reattach them). You place the shelf in the corner where you want it, and give the button a nice firm press, and boom - you're done. If you don't like where it is, you just pull the button out and start over. Since it works by pressure and not by adhesive, there won't be any marks on your tile. I wouldn't use this on <hl> drywall or any soft-material wall <hl> for fear of indenting it, but if your shower wall is drywall you have bigger problems.This might be a little pricey at first glance, but it is very well-made of quality material and does its job perfectly with no flaws, making it worth the $30 price point in my book.


Question: Which version of the wine tasted superior?

The benefits are easy to see and enjoyable to determine. Pop the cork on your favorite Merlot. Pour some right into a glass and some through this aerator (and ideally into a second glass).For me, immediately after pouring the wine which had been aerated tasted much better. After both glasses had been sitting for about 30 minutes, the "unareated" wine tasted about like the aerated wine when it was just poured. The aerated wine tasted even better.Unlink other aerators I've tried fit in the bottle's neck. This one remains separate. You hold it in one hand and pour the wine through it with the other. While the method requires an extra hand, it also gives the wine more opportunity to breathe as it falls from the bottle into the aerator.The aerator was sent so I could provide this fair and honest review.

Answer: The aerated wine

The aerated wine tasted even better.

The benefits are easy to see and enjoyable to determine. Pop the cork on your favorite Merlot. Pour some right into a glass and some through this aerator (and ideally into a second glass).For me, immediately after pouring the wine which had been aerated tasted much better. After both glasses had been sitting for about 30 minutes, the "unareated" wine tasted about like the aerated wine when it was just poured. <hl> The aerated wine tasted even better. <hl> Unlink other aerators I've tried fit in the bottle's neck. This one remains separate. You hold it in one hand and pour the wine through it with the other. While the method requires an extra hand, it also gives the wine more opportunity to breathe as it falls from the bottle into the aerator. The aerator was sent so I could provide this fair and honest review.

The benefits are easy to see and enjoyable to determine. Pop the cork on your favorite Merlot. Pour some right into a glass and some through this aerator (and ideally into a second glass).For me, immediately after pouring the wine which had been aerated tasted much better. After both glasses had been sitting for about 30 minutes, the "unareated" wine tasted about like the aerated wine when it was just poured. <hl> The aerated wine <hl> tasted even better.Unlink other aerators I've tried fit in the bottle's neck. This one remains separate. You hold it in one hand and pour the wine through it with the other. While the method requires an extra hand, it also gives the wine more opportunity to breathe as it falls from the bottle into the aerator.The aerator was sent so I could provide this fair and honest review.


Question: What does the person suggest be changed on the slicer?

Initial Review: Awesome for the home user. I enjoy using it. Easy to clean. One suggestion though, put it on a rubber mat, though it has feet on it, slicer tends to slide on my granite.Update 5/2011- I have used the slicer three times, On the third use, the switch would only work in pulse mode which rendered the slicer useless to me as I can't hold the switch and slice a 2 lb chunk of meat. My husband bought and installed a replacement switch and the slicer works. Perhaps it was just a fluke bad part but certainly disappointing. The other thing that I have noticed is that when slicing a roast or turkey breast, I always end up with part of the bottom not slicing, then I have to cut it off with a knife a few times. I think it is probably happening because of the size of the blade and perhaps a larger slicer would work better. Haven't used the slicer on smaller perfectly round meats like salami, so not sure.Overall, for the money I would still consider a good slicer if it continues working.

Answer: put it on a rubber mat

Initial Review: Awesome for the home user. I enjoy using it. Easy to clean. <hl> One suggestion though, put it on a rubber mat , though it has feet on it, slicer tends to slide on my granite. <hl> Update 5/2011- I have used the slicer three times, On the third use, the switch would only work in pulse mode which rendered the slicer useless to me as I can't hold the switch and slice a 2 lb chunk of meat. My husband bought and installed a replacement switch and the slicer works. Perhaps it was just a fluke bad part but certainly disappointing. The other thing that I have noticed is that when slicing a roast or turkey breast, I always end up with part of the bottom not slicing, then I have to cut it off with a knife a few times. I think it is probably happening because of the size of the blade and perhaps a larger slicer would work better. Haven't used the slicer on smaller perfectly round meats like salami, so not sure. Overall, for the money I would still consider a good slicer if it continues working.

Initial Review: Awesome for the home user. I enjoy using it. Easy to clean. One suggestion though, <hl> put it on a rubber mat <hl>, though it has feet on it, slicer tends to slide on my granite.Update 5/2011- I have used the slicer three times, On the third use, the switch would only work in pulse mode which rendered the slicer useless to me as I can't hold the switch and slice a 2 lb chunk of meat. My husband bought and installed a replacement switch and the slicer works. Perhaps it was just a fluke bad part but certainly disappointing. The other thing that I have noticed is that when slicing a roast or turkey breast, I always end up with part of the bottom not slicing, then I have to cut it off with a knife a few times. I think it is probably happening because of the size of the blade and perhaps a larger slicer would work better. Haven't used the slicer on smaller perfectly round meats like salami, so not sure.Overall, for the money I would still consider a good slicer if it continues working.

One suggestion though, <hl> put it on a rubber mat <hl> , though it has feet on it, slicer tends to slide on my granite.


Question: When did the person first purchase the product?

I purchased one of these two years ago then a 2nd unit last year. They are heavy little units but work exceptionally well for back-up heat or when you don't want to run the central unit. Whisper quiet, they are able to heat an average size room to the point of discomfort within a short period of time. Great price, solid construction, durable and quiet. Totally pleased by this purchase...just keep in mind, we are in the sunshine state so heat isn't as burdened as it would be up north.

Answer: two years ago

<hl> I purchased one of these two years ago then a 2nd unit last year. <hl> They are heavy little units but work exceptionally well for back-up heat or when you don't want to run the central unit. Whisper quiet, they are able to heat an average size room to the point of discomfort within a short period of time. Great price, solid construction, durable and quiet. Totally pleased by this purchase...just keep in mind, we are in the sunshine state so heat isn't as burdened as it would be up north.

I purchased one of these <hl> two years ago <hl> then a 2nd unit last year. They are heavy little units but work exceptionally well for back-up heat or when you don't want to run the central unit. Whisper quiet, they are able to heat an average size room to the point of discomfort within a short period of time. Great price, solid construction, durable and quiet. Totally pleased by this purchase...just keep in mind, we are in the sunshine state so heat isn't as burdened as it would be up north.


Question: How many good ones were there?

First order arrived with two broken tiles. This is what I did... I returned only the two broken tiles in the original box and kept the four good ones... then I received another shipment of 6 tiles... which had 3 broken tiles in it. So I think this is what you need to do to make it work... and they'll eventually learn how to better pack these tiles. PS: you'll need a pizza peel once you buy these, or with ANY pizza stone, because you have to heat the stone up to 550 degrees or so before putting bread/pizza on it... every time...

Answer: four

First order arrived with two broken tiles. This is what I did... <hl> I returned only the two broken tiles in the original box and kept the four good ones... then I received another shipment of 6 tiles... which had 3 broken tiles in it. <hl> So I think this is what you need to do to make it work... and they'll eventually learn how to better pack these tiles. PS: you'll need a pizza peel once you buy these, or with ANY pizza stone, because you have to heat the stone up to 550 degrees or so before putting bread/pizza on it... every time...

First order arrived with two broken tiles. This is what I did... I returned only the two broken tiles in the original box and kept the <hl> four <hl> good ones... then I received another shipment of 6 tiles... which had 3 broken tiles in it. So I think this is what you need to do to make it work... and they'll eventually learn how to better pack these tiles. PS: you'll need a pizza peel once you buy these, or with ANY pizza stone, because you have to heat the stone up to 550 degrees or so before putting bread/pizza on it... every time...


Question: Where are plug points located in a  cubicle?

PROS:I pack my lunch everyday to office. I hate to walk to microwave to heat it up , so end up eating semi-cold lunch. Voila!, Crock-Pot solved the problem. Now I get a pleasant, flavorful and hot lunch. Wonder why no one knew about such a simple idea,but powerful concept.Hats off to Crock-pot if they are the first one. The size is good enough as well but this is not for cooking up frozen lunches. Just heating up prepared lunch.CONS> A traditional lunch box is not deep and wider. But this one is deep ..at the bottom is less convenient (esp noodles, Pasta)> There is no On/off switch which is a nuisance. In an office cubicle, usually plug points are set below your desks. The manufacturer claims it is fine to leave the unit plugged but why leave it on when you do not need to !> The food container that holds the lunch , when open and ready for eating is little above the warming base. The Food container is hot and u have to consciously hold the warming base and not the food container...You will get burnt.All of the Con's can be fixed easily . Probably Cost considerations led the manufacturer to cut corners!

Answer: below your desks

PROS:I pack my lunch everyday to office. I hate to walk to microwave to heat it up , so end up eating semi-cold lunch. Voila!, Crock-Pot solved the problem. Now I get a pleasant, flavorful and hot lunch. Wonder why no one knew about such a simple idea,but powerful concept. Hats off to Crock-pot if they are the first one. The size is good enough as well but this is not for cooking up frozen lunches. Just heating up prepared lunch. CONS> A traditional lunch box is not deep and wider. But this one is deep ..at the bottom is less convenient (esp noodles, Pasta)> There is no On/off switch which is a nuisance. <hl> In an office cubicle, usually plug points are set below your desks . <hl> The manufacturer claims it is fine to leave the unit plugged but why leave it on when you do not need to !> The food container that holds the lunch , when open and ready for eating is little above the warming base. The Food container is hot and u have to consciously hold the warming base and not the food container... You will get burnt. All of the Con's can be fixed easily . Probably Cost considerations led the manufacturer to cut corners!

PROS:I pack my lunch everyday to office. I hate to walk to microwave to heat it up , so end up eating semi-cold lunch. Voila!, Crock-Pot solved the problem. Now I get a pleasant, flavorful and hot lunch. Wonder why no one knew about such a simple idea,but powerful concept.Hats off to Crock-pot if they are the first one. The size is good enough as well but this is not for cooking up frozen lunches. Just heating up prepared lunch.CONS> A traditional lunch box is not deep and wider. But this one is deep ..at the bottom is less convenient (esp noodles, Pasta)> There is no On/off switch which is a nuisance. In an office cubicle, usually plug points are set <hl> below your desks <hl>. The manufacturer claims it is fine to leave the unit plugged but why leave it on when you do not need to !> The food container that holds the lunch , when open and ready for eating is little above the warming base. The Food container is hot and u have to consciously hold the warming base and not the food container...You will get burnt.All of the Con's can be fixed easily . Probably Cost considerations led the manufacturer to cut corners!

In an office cubicle, usually plug points are set <hl> below your desks <hl> .


Question: What online store did they buy the Joey from?

I'm on my second Joey after the first [yes, plastic] pump deteriorated, but that was after 3 and 1/2 years. That's not an especially laudable longevity, but I otherwise like the Joey so much that I got another one anyway. (The whole Joey: ridiculously, there's no Umbra replacement pump part. A substitution, however, could probably have been found.) Yes it's rather big - the base is 4" front-to-back and 3" side-to-side - but I could not find another dispenser that also holds the sponge, a convenience I now require. It does fit on the corner of the lip of my sink just fine. The pocket is only 1+3/4" deep (top-to-bottom) so regarding 'Grandma's' claim, I can't imagine how anyone could store a toothbrush and toothpaste and timer and floss in there: absolutely no way, as they would just fall over and out (except for the floss). But it holds one sponge or Dobie reasonably well. Don't expect any more than that. The dispenser holds a lot of soap/detergent, so you rarely have to refill it. I bought mine in white, through Amazon.

Answer: Amazon

I'm on my second Joey after the first [yes, plastic] pump deteriorated, but that was after 3 and 1/2 years. That's not an especially laudable longevity, but I otherwise like the Joey so much that I got another one anyway. (The whole Joey: ridiculously, there's no Umbra replacement pump part. A substitution, however, could probably have been found.) Yes it's rather big - the base is 4" front-to-back and 3" side-to-side - but I could not find another dispenser that also holds the sponge, a convenience I now require. It does fit on the corner of the lip of my sink just fine. The pocket is only 1+3/4" deep (top-to-bottom) so regarding 'Grandma's' claim, I can't imagine how anyone could store a toothbrush and toothpaste and timer and floss in there: absolutely no way, as they would just fall over and out (except for the floss). But it holds one sponge or Dobie reasonably well. Don't expect any more than that. The dispenser holds a lot of soap/detergent, so you rarely have to refill it. <hl> I bought mine in white, through Amazon . <hl>

I'm on my second Joey after the first [yes, plastic] pump deteriorated, but that was after 3 and 1/2 years. That's not an especially laudable longevity, but I otherwise like the Joey so much that I got another one anyway. (The whole Joey: ridiculously, there's no Umbra replacement pump part. A substitution, however, could probably have been found.) Yes it's rather big - the base is 4" front-to-back and 3" side-to-side - but I could not find another dispenser that also holds the sponge, a convenience I now require. It does fit on the corner of the lip of my sink just fine. The pocket is only 1+3/4" deep (top-to-bottom) so regarding 'Grandma's' claim, I can't imagine how anyone could store a toothbrush and toothpaste and timer and floss in there: absolutely no way, as they would just fall over and out (except for the floss). But it holds one sponge or Dobie reasonably well. Don't expect any more than that. The dispenser holds a lot of soap/detergent, so you rarely have to refill it. I bought mine in white, through <hl> Amazon <hl>.

I bought mine in white, through <hl> Amazon <hl> .


Question: The first batch is more meant for what kind of person?

Finally, a way to cook a decent steak on an indoor stove. The grill ridges are deep so the steaks really get grilled instead of fried.This grill can handle two large steaks, like T-bones, at a time. When we want to make more than two, we cook the first batch to medium-rare or so, then move them to a regular iron skillet with some coarse salt in the bottom, while we make the second batch in the grill pan. The first batch goes to those who like their steaks well-done. Both skillets need to be good and hot!It's not too bad to clean up -- provided you keep it very well seasoned, and get the toothed Lodge Grill Pan Scraper 2-Pack (overpriced imo, but I would not want to tackle cleaning this skillet without it). The fingers in the scraper fit the grill ridges very well. If you add some hot water to the hot grill pan, and let it soak in a bit, the scraper will pull the gunk out.

Answer: those who like their steaks well-done

Finally, a way to cook a decent steak on an indoor stove. The grill ridges are deep so the steaks really get grilled instead of fried. This grill can handle two large steaks, like T-bones, at a time. When we want to make more than two, we cook the first batch to medium-rare or so, then move them to a regular iron skillet with some coarse salt in the bottom, while we make the second batch in the grill pan. <hl> The first batch goes to those who like their steaks well-done . <hl> Both skillets need to be good and hot!It's not too bad to clean up -- provided you keep it very well seasoned, and get the toothed Lodge Grill Pan Scraper 2-Pack (overpriced imo, but I would not want to tackle cleaning this skillet without it). The fingers in the scraper fit the grill ridges very well. If you add some hot water to the hot grill pan, and let it soak in a bit, the scraper will pull the gunk out.

Finally, a way to cook a decent steak on an indoor stove. The grill ridges are deep so the steaks really get grilled instead of fried.This grill can handle two large steaks, like T-bones, at a time. When we want to make more than two, we cook the first batch to medium-rare or so, then move them to a regular iron skillet with some coarse salt in the bottom, while we make the second batch in the grill pan. The first batch goes to <hl> those who like their steaks well-done <hl>. Both skillets need to be good and hot!It's not too bad to clean up -- provided you keep it very well seasoned, and get the toothed Lodge Grill Pan Scraper 2-Pack (overpriced imo, but I would not want to tackle cleaning this skillet without it). The fingers in the scraper fit the grill ridges very well. If you add some hot water to the hot grill pan, and let it soak in a bit, the scraper will pull the gunk out.

The first batch goes to <hl> those who like their steaks well-done <hl> .


Question: What does grilled bread accompany?

Bought this pan about a month ago, and have been using it constantly. I've made burgers and steak and they've come out beautifully -- nicely seared on the outside, juicy on the inside. It also makes the best grilled cheese (I use my tea kettle -- filled with water -- as a grill press). I also used it a few times to make grilled bread to accompany soups and salads (touch of garlic-infused olive oil brushed on the surface)and it has really infused the bread with flavor. I find cleaning relatively easy, but you need to let the pan cool first. Then I place it in the sink, squirt dishwashing liquid in it and fill with hot water. Let it soak about 1/2 hour and whatever is stuck on wipes off easily. I'm very happy with this purchase.

Answer: soups and salads

Bought this pan about a month ago, and have been using it constantly. I've made burgers and steak and they've come out beautifully -- nicely seared on the outside, juicy on the inside. It also makes the best grilled cheese (I use my tea kettle -- filled with water -- as a grill press). <hl> I also used it a few times to make grilled bread to accompany soups and salads (touch of garlic-infused olive oil brushed on the surface)and it has really infused the bread with flavor. <hl> I find cleaning relatively easy, but you need to let the pan cool first. Then I place it in the sink, squirt dishwashing liquid in it and fill with hot water. Let it soak about 1/2 hour and whatever is stuck on wipes off easily. I'm very happy with this purchase.

Bought this pan about a month ago, and have been using it constantly. I've made burgers and steak and they've come out beautifully -- nicely seared on the outside, juicy on the inside. It also makes the best grilled cheese (I use my tea kettle -- filled with water -- as a grill press). I also used it a few times to make grilled bread to accompany <hl> soups and salads <hl> (touch of garlic-infused olive oil brushed on the surface)and it has really infused the bread with flavor. I find cleaning relatively easy, but you need to let the pan cool first. Then I place it in the sink, squirt dishwashing liquid in it and fill with hot water. Let it soak about 1/2 hour and whatever is stuck on wipes off easily. I'm very happy with this purchase.


Question: What brand sells better lids on bottles?

I like the design of the rack, it takes up a small amount of space in my cupboard, but the lids just ruin this item. They are plastic. Not a medium-weight or heavy plastic like you would find on a spice jar you buy in the grocery store (example: McCormick's) but a really light-weight plastic that you would find on a cheap toy bought at the dollar store. I don't think it will be long before they start cracking. You have to be careful when screwing them on so you don't catch the threads wrong and break one. I don't feel the seal is good either.I saw another vendor on Amazon selling just the rack, think it was around fifteen dollars. If I had to do it over, I would just buy the rack, then order 18 bottles separately (Penzey's sells ones with sturdier plastic lids for less than a buck each) and I'd put this spice rack together myself for ~the same price. Also for the price of this set I really feel they should have included labels. Would not recommend.

Answer: Penzey's

I like the design of the rack, it takes up a small amount of space in my cupboard, but the lids just ruin this item. They are plastic. Not a medium-weight or heavy plastic like you would find on a spice jar you buy in the grocery store (example: McCormick's) but a really light-weight plastic that you would find on a cheap toy bought at the dollar store. I don't think it will be long before they start cracking. You have to be careful when screwing them on so you don't catch the threads wrong and break one. I don't feel the seal is good either. I saw another vendor on Amazon selling just the rack, think it was around fifteen dollars. <hl> If I had to do it over, I would just buy the rack, then order 18 bottles separately ( Penzey's sells ones with sturdier plastic lids for less than a buck each) and I'd put this spice rack together myself for ~the same price. <hl> Also for the price of this set I really feel they should have included labels. Would not recommend.

I like the design of the rack, it takes up a small amount of space in my cupboard, but the lids just ruin this item. They are plastic. Not a medium-weight or heavy plastic like you would find on a spice jar you buy in the grocery store (example: McCormick's) but a really light-weight plastic that you would find on a cheap toy bought at the dollar store. I don't think it will be long before they start cracking. You have to be careful when screwing them on so you don't catch the threads wrong and break one. I don't feel the seal is good either.I saw another vendor on Amazon selling just the rack, think it was around fifteen dollars. If I had to do it over, I would just buy the rack, then order 18 bottles separately (<hl> Penzey's <hl> sells ones with sturdier plastic lids for less than a buck each) and I'd put this spice rack together myself for ~the same price. Also for the price of this set I really feel they should have included labels. Would not recommend.

If I had to do it over, I would just buy the rack, then order 18 bottles separately ( <hl> Penzey's <hl> sells ones with sturdier plastic lids for less than a buck each) and I'd put this spice rack together myself for ~the same price.


Question: How does the pan look in the picture?

I love my new pan. I live alone, but like to bake for gifts and monthly card parties. This is perfect, as I can have five for the guests and hoard one in the freezer, without wasting the left overs (or eating it myself)! Nice solid construction, and although the design looks really tiny in the picture, it is not so narrow in reality. A true mini traditional Bundt pan, which is what I was aiming for. Maybe I will get more daring with designs, later, but was concerned about definition of design on a smaller scale. Very pleased. Would highly recommend Nordic Ware for its quality.

Answer: really tiny

I love my new pan. I live alone, but like to bake for gifts and monthly card parties. This is perfect, as I can have five for the guests and hoard one in the freezer, without wasting the left overs (or eating it myself)! <hl> Nice solid construction, and although the design looks really tiny in the picture, it is not so narrow in reality. <hl> A true mini traditional Bundt pan, which is what I was aiming for. Maybe I will get more daring with designs, later, but was concerned about definition of design on a smaller scale. Very pleased. Would highly recommend Nordic Ware for its quality.

I love my new pan. I live alone, but like to bake for gifts and monthly card parties. This is perfect, as I can have five for the guests and hoard one in the freezer, without wasting the left overs (or eating it myself)! Nice solid construction, and although the design looks <hl> really tiny <hl> in the picture, it is not so narrow in reality. A true mini traditional Bundt pan, which is what I was aiming for. Maybe I will get more daring with designs, later, but was concerned about definition of design on a smaller scale. Very pleased. Would highly recommend Nordic Ware for its quality.


Question: What do you use to change flavors?

Got this mainly for our kids. We didn't want to worry about fingers getting caught in anything or worring about rock salt or running an appliance for long periods of time. After reading over the instructions and then showing our kids, they have not stopped using the ice cream maker!! It works great with soy milk too. The tub stays cold enough they can do 2 batches of ice cream in a row. And the creativity is endless...they have made all kids of colors w/ food coloring. They have tried different extracts (orange makes it taste like an orange cream pop) and all kinds of nut, coconut, fruit and choc. chip combos. Just a note, little pieces work best. Man this thing is awesome! The kids have control over what the taste, color and flavor is and mom and dad don't have to do a thing except supply the goods. Yeah!

Answer: different extracts

Got this mainly for our kids. We didn't want to worry about fingers getting caught in anything or worring about rock salt or running an appliance for long periods of time. After reading over the instructions and then showing our kids, they have not stopped using the ice cream maker!! It works great with soy milk too. The tub stays cold enough they can do 2 batches of ice cream in a row. And the creativity is endless...they have made all kids of colors w/ food coloring. <hl> They have tried different extracts (orange makes it taste like an orange cream pop) and all kinds of nut, coconut, fruit and choc. <hl> chip combos. Just a note, little pieces work best. Man this thing is awesome! The kids have control over what the taste, color and flavor is and mom and dad don't have to do a thing except supply the goods. Yeah!

Got this mainly for our kids. We didn't want to worry about fingers getting caught in anything or worring about rock salt or running an appliance for long periods of time. After reading over the instructions and then showing our kids, they have not stopped using the ice cream maker!! It works great with soy milk too. The tub stays cold enough they can do 2 batches of ice cream in a row. And the creativity is endless...they have made all kids of colors w/ food coloring. They have tried <hl> different extracts <hl> (orange makes it taste like an orange cream pop) and all kinds of nut, coconut, fruit and choc. chip combos. Just a note, little pieces work best. Man this thing is awesome! The kids have control over what the taste, color and flavor is and mom and dad don't have to do a thing except supply the goods. Yeah!


Question: How many times does the Roomba Red go over things?

Roomba Red works. It might not be as powerful as some others, but for low to medium pile carpet, it doesn't really need to be. Since it's much easier to use, I tend to vacuum the whole house 2-3 times per week. Plus each time you turn it on, it covers everything an average of 4 times. Both of these things mean MUCH cleaner carpets on a regular basis. It cleans much better than a cordless. (I have several different ones that I use for stairs) Great product. Consumer reports missed the boat. It's a robot and they are comparing it to non-robots. It may not have picked up as much in one pass as some of their other vacuums they tested but it isn't designed like a traditional vacuum. It goes over things 4 times, plus you use it much more often since you don't actually have to vacuum. Also, cleaning it is important and there are other important things to know to use it well. Check out [...] to get great info.

Answer: 4 times

Roomba Red works. It might not be as powerful as some others, but for low to medium pile carpet, it doesn't really need to be. Since it's much easier to use, I tend to vacuum the whole house 2-3 times per week. <hl> Plus each time you turn it on, it covers everything an average of 4 times . <hl> Both of these things mean MUCH cleaner carpets on a regular basis. It cleans much better than a cordless. (I have several different ones that I use for stairs) Great product. Consumer reports missed the boat. It's a robot and they are comparing it to non-robots. It may not have picked up as much in one pass as some of their other vacuums they tested but it isn't designed like a traditional vacuum. It goes over things 4 times, plus you use it much more often since you don't actually have to vacuum. Also, cleaning it is important and there are other important things to know to use it well. Check out [...] to get great info.

Roomba Red works. It might not be as powerful as some others, but for low to medium pile carpet, it doesn't really need to be. Since it's much easier to use, I tend to vacuum the whole house 2-3 times per week. Plus each time you turn it on, it covers everything an average of <hl> 4 times <hl>. Both of these things mean MUCH cleaner carpets on a regular basis. It cleans much better than a cordless. (I have several different ones that I use for stairs) Great product. Consumer reports missed the boat. It's a robot and they are comparing it to non-robots. It may not have picked up as much in one pass as some of their other vacuums they tested but it isn't designed like a traditional vacuum. It goes over things 4 times, plus you use it much more often since you don't actually have to vacuum. Also, cleaning it is important and there are other important things to know to use it well. Check out [...] to get great info.

Plus each time you turn it on, it covers everything an average of <hl> 4 times <hl> .


Question: What interjection is used to describe how the author feels about the oven?

Wow.... this oven is just what I wanted. We are a family of 3 and I can cook for the entire family in it. It's great for everything from Fries & Burgers to Cupcakes & Cookies. The Rotisserie is also a great feature..... makes awesome chicken.I think my old oven will only be used when I need to cook a turkey. Although a 6-7 pound turkey CAN be cooked in this oven.* I was a tad surprised that it didn't have an actual "toast" setting, but when I put it on bake for about 5 minutes, I get similar results. *

Answer: Wow

<hl> Wow .... this oven is just what I wanted. <hl> We are a family of 3 and I can cook for the entire family in it. It's great for everything from Fries & Burgers to Cupcakes & Cookies. The Rotisserie is also a great feature..... makes awesome chicken. I think my old oven will only be used when I need to cook a turkey. Although a 6-7 pound turkey CAN be cooked in this oven. * I was a tad surprised that it didn't have an actual "toast" setting, but when I put it on bake for about 5 minutes, I get similar results. *

<hl> Wow <hl>.... this oven is just what I wanted. We are a family of 3 and I can cook for the entire family in it. It's great for everything from Fries & Burgers to Cupcakes & Cookies. The Rotisserie is also a great feature..... makes awesome chicken.I think my old oven will only be used when I need to cook a turkey. Although a 6-7 pound turkey CAN be cooked in this oven.* I was a tad surprised that it didn't have an actual "toast" setting, but when I put it on bake for about 5 minutes, I get similar results. *

<hl> Wow <hl> .... this oven is just what I wanted.


Question: What is the only thing the author has tried with this product so far?

Finally have the perfect scoop for making cookies just the size I want them. Gave one of these to a daughter a couple of years ago and have wanted one for myself ever since. Why did I wait so long? The scoop is easy to handle, easy to use, easy to clean and does just what it should - scoop & release cookie dough or (probably) meat balls, etc. Haven't tried anything but dough so far. If you want your cookies a nice, uniform size, this is for you! Oh, and you can make nice, small ice cream scoops also. Kind of cute!

Answer: dough

Finally have the perfect scoop for making cookies just the size I want them. Gave one of these to a daughter a couple of years ago and have wanted one for myself ever since. Why did I wait so long? <hl> The scoop is easy to handle, easy to use, easy to clean and does just what it should - scoop & release cookie dough or (probably) meat balls, etc. Haven't tried anything but dough so far. <hl> If you want your cookies a nice, uniform size, this is for you! Oh, and you can make nice, small ice cream scoops also. Kind of cute!

Finally have the perfect scoop for making cookies just the size I want them. Gave one of these to a daughter a couple of years ago and have wanted one for myself ever since. Why did I wait so long? The scoop is easy to handle, easy to use, easy to clean and does just what it should - scoop & release cookie <hl> dough <hl> or (probably) meat balls, etc. Haven't tried anything but dough so far. If you want your cookies a nice, uniform size, this is for you! Oh, and you can make nice, small ice cream scoops also. Kind of cute!


Question: What tools are dull and sloped inward?

My grandkids love to help in the kitchen so I thought this would be a good set to use for their hands. The mixing bowl is decent quality, as is the wisk. The spatula is a little stiff and the labels for the measurements on the measuring spoons and cup are hard to read. However, the spoons are useable. The cup is all in ml/cc's! How does that help in the typical American kitchen? The cookie cutters are dull and aren't straight up and down, are sloped inward as you cut, not sure why. There are a dozen of them, mostly identifiable.We'll continue to use most of the stuff, but the rest are bathtub toys.

Answer: cookie cutters

My grandkids love to help in the kitchen so I thought this would be a good set to use for their hands. The mixing bowl is decent quality, as is the wisk. The spatula is a little stiff and the labels for the measurements on the measuring spoons and cup are hard to read. However, the spoons are useable. The cup is all in ml/cc's! How does that help in the typical American kitchen? <hl> The cookie cutters are dull and aren't straight up and down, are sloped inward as you cut, not sure why. <hl> There are a dozen of them, mostly identifiable. We'll continue to use most of the stuff, but the rest are bathtub toys.

My grandkids love to help in the kitchen so I thought this would be a good set to use for their hands. The mixing bowl is decent quality, as is the wisk. The spatula is a little stiff and the labels for the measurements on the measuring spoons and cup are hard to read. However, the spoons are useable. The cup is all in ml/cc's! How does that help in the typical American kitchen? The <hl> cookie cutters <hl> are dull and aren't straight up and down, are sloped inward as you cut, not sure why. There are a dozen of them, mostly identifiable.We'll continue to use most of the stuff, but the rest are bathtub toys.


Question: What kind of scale is it?

This is the third Hippo Digital scale I have purchased in the past year, one for me and two for presents for others. The one I bought for me is fine, but one that I gave as a present a few months ago, lost the plastic covering over the "window" and the last one I just bought came broken and will only show grams and not pounds/ounces like it should.One good scale out of three is not a good ratio to me, so although I would rate the one I got as a 5 star, I have to give the product only 1 star. It's disappointing and bothersome to buy two gifts when one starts to fall apart and the other is broken from day one. Now I have to go through the hassle of a return.

Answer: Hippo Digital scale

<hl> This is the third Hippo Digital scale I have purchased in the past year, one for me and two for presents for others. <hl> The one I bought for me is fine, but one that I gave as a present a few months ago, lost the plastic covering over the "window" and the last one I just bought came broken and will only show grams and not pounds/ounces like it should. One good scale out of three is not a good ratio to me, so although I would rate the one I got as a 5 star, I have to give the product only 1 star. It's disappointing and bothersome to buy two gifts when one starts to fall apart and the other is broken from day one. Now I have to go through the hassle of a return.

This is the third <hl> Hippo Digital scale <hl> I have purchased in the past year, one for me and two for presents for others. The one I bought for me is fine, but one that I gave as a present a few months ago, lost the plastic covering over the "window" and the last one I just bought came broken and will only show grams and not pounds/ounces like it should.One good scale out of three is not a good ratio to me, so although I would rate the one I got as a 5 star, I have to give the product only 1 star. It's disappointing and bothersome to buy two gifts when one starts to fall apart and the other is broken from day one. Now I have to go through the hassle of a return.


Question: What did they make with this product?

I use this with a double recipe of gluten free bread to make six small loaves of bread which I stick in the fridge until eaten. Since gluten free bread tends to continue to shrink after baking, my idea was that the "bowling ball" shape of these loaves would shrink equally in all directions, and still look attractive -- and that is proving out in practice pretty well, with only the bottom flat of the loaves buckling in slightly. So, I end up with very attractive and well-browned bread to eat, none of that unsightly "shrunken head" appearance of gluten free bread which one buys in the refrigerated section of the grocery store!

Answer: bread

<hl> I use this with a double recipe of gluten free bread to make six small loaves of bread which I stick in the fridge until eaten. <hl> Since gluten free bread tends to continue to shrink after baking, my idea was that the "bowling ball" shape of these loaves would shrink equally in all directions, and still look attractive -- and that is proving out in practice pretty well, with only the bottom flat of the loaves buckling in slightly. So, I end up with very attractive and well-browned bread to eat, none of that unsightly "shrunken head" appearance of gluten free bread which one buys in the refrigerated section of the grocery store!

I use this with a double recipe of gluten free <hl> bread <hl> to make six small loaves of bread which I stick in the fridge until eaten. Since gluten free bread tends to continue to shrink after baking, my idea was that the "bowling ball" shape of these loaves would shrink equally in all directions, and still look attractive -- and that is proving out in practice pretty well, with only the bottom flat of the loaves buckling in slightly. So, I end up with very attractive and well-browned bread to eat, none of that unsightly "shrunken head" appearance of gluten free bread which one buys in the refrigerated section of the grocery store!


Question: do the models have the same design?

I got two of these: one is 6,00 BTU, another is 8,00 BTU.Both models have the same design flows.1. Very noisy - even when the compressor is off. It is just airflow design which is very bad. Even on the lowest fan setting - which is not low at all. Huge sound of gushing air.2. Air flow direction control is extremely poor. As some other reviewers mentioned, no matter how you turn the little plastic things, the unit blows the air in one direction.Makes me think that Frigidaire engineering is faulty.

Answer: same design flows

<hl> I got two of these: one is 6,00 BTU, another is 8,00 BTU.Both models have the same design flows .1. <hl> Very noisy - even when the compressor is off. It is just airflow design which is very bad. Even on the lowest fan setting - which is not low at all. Huge sound of gushing air.2. Air flow direction control is extremely poor. As some other reviewers mentioned, no matter how you turn the little plastic things, the unit blows the air in one direction. Makes me think that Frigidaire engineering is faulty.

I got two of these: one is 6,00 BTU, another is 8,00 BTU.Both models have the <hl> same design flows <hl>.1. Very noisy - even when the compressor is off. It is just airflow design which is very bad. Even on the lowest fan setting - which is not low at all. Huge sound of gushing air.2. Air flow direction control is extremely poor. As some other reviewers mentioned, no matter how you turn the little plastic things, the unit blows the air in one direction.Makes me think that Frigidaire engineering is faulty.

I got two of these: one is 6,00 BTU, another is 8,00 BTU.Both models have the <hl> same design flows <hl> .1.


Question: What happens when the dogs run by it?

The product works really well, its very sensitive. It sense smell and particles. it has an area for smell and particles and it monitors the air and turns up and down as needed. I put on perfume by it and the smell sensor goes way up and it cranks up, the dogs run by it and the particle indicator goes up and it turns on. you can also set it on manual but its cool. the thingi really liked about it is the rest all have like $100 a year in filters you have to buy and this has washable filters even for the hepa.I think it has helped a lot, i have 5 dogs inside and it has significantly improved the smell of my house

Answer: it turns on

The product works really well, its very sensitive. It sense smell and particles. it has an area for smell and particles and it monitors the air and turns up and down as needed. <hl> I put on perfume by it and the smell sensor goes way up and it cranks up, the dogs run by it and the particle indicator goes up and it turns on . <hl> you can also set it on manual but its cool. the thingi really liked about it is the rest all have like $100 a year in filters you have to buy and this has washable filters even for the hepa. I think it has helped a lot, i have 5 dogs inside and it has significantly improved the smell of my house

The product works really well, its very sensitive. It sense smell and particles. it has an area for smell and particles and it monitors the air and turns up and down as needed. I put on perfume by it and the smell sensor goes way up and it cranks up, the dogs run by it and the particle indicator goes up and <hl> it turns on <hl>. you can also set it on manual but its cool. the thingi really liked about it is the rest all have like $100 a year in filters you have to buy and this has washable filters even for the hepa.I think it has helped a lot, i have 5 dogs inside and it has significantly improved the smell of my house

I put on perfume by it and the smell sensor goes way up and it cranks up, the dogs run by it and the particle indicator goes up and <hl> it turns on <hl> .


Question: Are you glad to buy the product?

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: i'm glad i bought it

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. <hl> it is a top quality product and i'm glad i bought it . <hl> 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?

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 <hl> i'm glad i bought it <hl>. 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?

it is a top quality product and <hl> i'm glad i bought it <hl> .


Question: What does the author's significant other like about the product?

We've had this vacuum for about 2 months now and its task is to keep our lower level clean. We have a new carpet and a decent amount of dusty construction activity in adjoining rooms and this unit is a pro at keeping the finished areas dust free. My wife likes the remote wand to do the steps and the attachments for furniture are perfect for the kids couch and play areas.Pros:Long cordGreat suctioneasy to empty baglessFunctional attachment armshepa filterCons:Heavy and not easily ported from level to level(like most full featured vacuums)Loud

Answer: remote wand

We've had this vacuum for about 2 months now and its task is to keep our lower level clean. We have a new carpet and a decent amount of dusty construction activity in adjoining rooms and this unit is a pro at keeping the finished areas dust free. <hl> My wife likes the remote wand to do the steps and the attachments for furniture are perfect for the kids couch and play areas. <hl> Pros:Long cordGreat suctioneasy to empty baglessFunctional attachment armshepa filterCons:Heavy and not easily ported from level to level(like most full featured vacuums)Loud

We've had this vacuum for about 2 months now and its task is to keep our lower level clean. We have a new carpet and a decent amount of dusty construction activity in adjoining rooms and this unit is a pro at keeping the finished areas dust free. My wife likes the <hl> remote wand <hl> to do the steps and the attachments for furniture are perfect for the kids couch and play areas.Pros:Long cordGreat suctioneasy to empty baglessFunctional attachment armshepa filterCons:Heavy and not easily ported from level to level(like most full featured vacuums)Loud