Question: The Dustbuster comes with what to get to hard-to-reach places?

I have toddler twins and for months have been picking up food remnants by hand or lugging out the huge Bissel vacuum to clean up after their food throwing shenanigans.This product has changed my life. It picks up pieces the size of a tortilla chip or smaller, which is pretty much all of the debris that clutter my flooring. It makes cleanup a breeze after mealtime, when my kids show off their "throwing bean" skills and manage to turn dinner into an olympic sport. My daughter is slightly afraid of this Dustbuster so when she is acting up we chase her with it.I wish this Dustbuster had an attachment to get to those hard-to-reach places, but otherwise I think it does a fabulous job. It is easy to clean out and change the filter. Luckily a charge lasts a week if you use it for a minute at a time.

Answer: attachment

I have toddler twins and for months have been picking up food remnants by hand or lugging out the huge Bissel vacuum to clean up after their food throwing shenanigans. This product has changed my life. It picks up pieces the size of a tortilla chip or smaller, which is pretty much all of the debris that clutter my flooring. It makes cleanup a breeze after mealtime, when my kids show off their "throwing bean" skills and manage to turn dinner into an olympic sport. My daughter is slightly afraid of this Dustbuster so when she is acting up we chase her with it. <hl> I wish this Dustbuster had an attachment to get to those hard-to-reach places, but otherwise I think it does a fabulous job. <hl> It is easy to clean out and change the filter. Luckily a charge lasts a week if you use it for a minute at a time.

I have toddler twins and for months have been picking up food remnants by hand or lugging out the huge Bissel vacuum to clean up after their food throwing shenanigans.This product has changed my life. It picks up pieces the size of a tortilla chip or smaller, which is pretty much all of the debris that clutter my flooring. It makes cleanup a breeze after mealtime, when my kids show off their "throwing bean" skills and manage to turn dinner into an olympic sport. My daughter is slightly afraid of this Dustbuster so when she is acting up we chase her with it.I wish this Dustbuster had an <hl> attachment <hl> to get to those hard-to-reach places, but otherwise I think it does a fabulous job. It is easy to clean out and change the filter. Luckily a charge lasts a week if you use it for a minute at a time.


Question: How much was the mixer in use for?

I have just paid $129 to have Kitchenaid repair my two-year old 600 series mixer. It died while making cookie dough. This is my second 600-series mixer; Kitchenaid (to their credit) swapped out the first under warranty after it started behaving erratically.The primary use of this mixer is to make 4 loaves of bread/week. I never expected miracles: bread flour is hard to knead and I'm careful about kneading times and quantities. This is not a professional machine, it's a home appliance. Nevertheless, it died after only a moderate amount of careful use.So, I have reluctantly come to agree with the Kitchenaid bashers here. Based on my experience, the current crop of mixers is not high quality and my next mixer will not be Kitchenaid, sorry to say.It's sad to watch an iconic brand destroy its reputation.

Answer: moderate amount

I have just paid $129 to have Kitchenaid repair my two-year old 600 series mixer. It died while making cookie dough. This is my second 600-series mixer; Kitchenaid (to their credit) swapped out the first under warranty after it started behaving erratically. The primary use of this mixer is to make 4 loaves of bread/week. I never expected miracles: bread flour is hard to knead and I'm careful about kneading times and quantities. This is not a professional machine, it's a home appliance. <hl> Nevertheless, it died after only a moderate amount of careful use. <hl> So, I have reluctantly come to agree with the Kitchenaid bashers here. Based on my experience, the current crop of mixers is not high quality and my next mixer will not be Kitchenaid, sorry to say. It's sad to watch an iconic brand destroy its reputation.

I have just paid $129 to have Kitchenaid repair my two-year old 600 series mixer. It died while making cookie dough. This is my second 600-series mixer; Kitchenaid (to their credit) swapped out the first under warranty after it started behaving erratically.The primary use of this mixer is to make 4 loaves of bread/week. I never expected miracles: bread flour is hard to knead and I'm careful about kneading times and quantities. This is not a professional machine, it's a home appliance. Nevertheless, it died after only a <hl> moderate amount <hl> of careful use.So, I have reluctantly come to agree with the Kitchenaid bashers here. Based on my experience, the current crop of mixers is not high quality and my next mixer will not be Kitchenaid, sorry to say.It's sad to watch an iconic brand destroy its reputation.


Question: What is the main problem of in-sink soap dispensers?

While I can't speak to the long-term reliability of this product (only had it a little while), I can say that providing several feet of tubing to feed into a bulk bottle of hand soap was a stroke of genius. All of these in-sink soap dispensers have inexplicably narrow-necked bottles which makes them very difficult to fill without crawling underneath the sink and unscrewing the bottle. If you try to fill from above with typically-thick consumer hand soap, it simply overflows and spills all over your counter. Using the included tubing to feed into a gallon bottle of hand-soap eliminates all that hassle.Make sure you follow the priming instructions... if you try and prime with thick hand-soap, it'll take you forever. Prime from a glass of water, and when it starts dispensing, switch over to the soap.

Answer: inexplicably narrow-necked bottles

While I can't speak to the long-term reliability of this product (only had it a little while), I can say that providing several feet of tubing to feed into a bulk bottle of hand soap was a stroke of genius. <hl> All of these in-sink soap dispensers have inexplicably narrow-necked bottles which makes them very difficult to fill without crawling underneath the sink and unscrewing the bottle. <hl> If you try to fill from above with typically-thick consumer hand soap, it simply overflows and spills all over your counter. Using the included tubing to feed into a gallon bottle of hand-soap eliminates all that hassle. Make sure you follow the priming instructions... if you try and prime with thick hand-soap, it'll take you forever. Prime from a glass of water, and when it starts dispensing, switch over to the soap.

While I can't speak to the long-term reliability of this product (only had it a little while), I can say that providing several feet of tubing to feed into a bulk bottle of hand soap was a stroke of genius. All of these in-sink soap dispensers have <hl> inexplicably narrow-necked bottles <hl> which makes them very difficult to fill without crawling underneath the sink and unscrewing the bottle. If you try to fill from above with typically-thick consumer hand soap, it simply overflows and spills all over your counter. Using the included tubing to feed into a gallon bottle of hand-soap eliminates all that hassle.Make sure you follow the priming instructions... if you try and prime with thick hand-soap, it'll take you forever. Prime from a glass of water, and when it starts dispensing, switch over to the soap.


Question: How many times does the author have to pump it for each spray?

I was expecting a little more out of this device than what I got, but it does work. I purchased this to help spread butter flavoring on popcorn. I can fill it up and spray the popcorn then sift a little extra flavoring and it works great. There are two areas in which I would really like to see this device improve...1. It seems silly to only be able to use half the bottle for product. Leaving very little space for the product meaning that you have to refill it pretty regularly.2. Not much pressure generated. While this does work I basically have to pump it a good 10x or so for each spray, which is bordering on too much work to make it useful.I'm not sure what it would take to resolve these two issues, but I removed a star for each of these.

Answer: 10x

I was expecting a little more out of this device than what I got, but it does work. I purchased this to help spread butter flavoring on popcorn. I can fill it up and spray the popcorn then sift a little extra flavoring and it works great. There are two areas in which I would really like to see this device improve...1. It seems silly to only be able to use half the bottle for product. Leaving very little space for the product meaning that you have to refill it pretty regularly.2. Not much pressure generated. <hl> While this does work I basically have to pump it a good 10x or so for each spray, which is bordering on too much work to make it useful. <hl> I'm not sure what it would take to resolve these two issues, but I removed a star for each of these.

I was expecting a little more out of this device than what I got, but it does work. I purchased this to help spread butter flavoring on popcorn. I can fill it up and spray the popcorn then sift a little extra flavoring and it works great. There are two areas in which I would really like to see this device improve...1. It seems silly to only be able to use half the bottle for product. Leaving very little space for the product meaning that you have to refill it pretty regularly.2. Not much pressure generated. While this does work I basically have to pump it a good <hl> 10x <hl> or so for each spray, which is bordering on too much work to make it useful.I'm not sure what it would take to resolve these two issues, but I removed a star for each of these.


Question: What should be used to wash these so these don't get lost in the dishwasher?

Arrived super-sharp and ready to go! Gave them a quick wash in hot, soapy water and put them with the rest of our cocktail and entertaining supplies. No more plastic picks or those ugly swords for the olives in martinis or the fruit in cocktails. Our at-home transition to no-more disposables is pretty much complete and we look forward to having guests over. Even if you're not "green" these picks really are so much better looking and sturdy than those skimpy plastic thingies. Hand wash in a bowl so you don't lose any accidentally in the dishwasher or down the drain. Also try stainless straws to add to your "reusable" homeEndurance Drink Straws (set of 4)bar.

Answer: a bowl

Arrived super-sharp and ready to go! Gave them a quick wash in hot, soapy water and put them with the rest of our cocktail and entertaining supplies. No more plastic picks or those ugly swords for the olives in martinis or the fruit in cocktails. Our at-home transition to no-more disposables is pretty much complete and we look forward to having guests over. Even if you're not "green" these picks really are so much better looking and sturdy than those skimpy plastic thingies. <hl> Hand wash in a bowl so you don't lose any accidentally in the dishwasher or down the drain. <hl> Also try stainless straws to add to your "reusable" homeEndurance Drink Straws (set of 4)bar.

Arrived super-sharp and ready to go! Gave them a quick wash in hot, soapy water and put them with the rest of our cocktail and entertaining supplies. No more plastic picks or those ugly swords for the olives in martinis or the fruit in cocktails. Our at-home transition to no-more disposables is pretty much complete and we look forward to having guests over. Even if you're not "green" these picks really are so much better looking and sturdy than those skimpy plastic thingies. Hand wash in <hl> a bowl <hl> so you don't lose any accidentally in the dishwasher or down the drain. Also try stainless straws to add to your "reusable" homeEndurance Drink Straws (set of 4)bar.


Question: what did the writer purchase the product for?

Purchased it specifically to grind spices. At first trials with a variety of hard and soft, dry and wet spices, it functioned as expected; grinding cacao beans, pepper corns, granulated sugar, flax seeds and Ceylon sticks.It is a “blade” grinder and should be used very carefully and sparingly to grind hard nuts (Almonds, Nutmeg etc) as that would blunt the blades. It is not as efficient as a “burr” grinder for grinding coffee beans.It has three speeds. Best to use “Pulse” at first when grinding new material, to gauge the desired grind.The bowl is all one piece and cannot be disassembled, which makes it difficult to clean.Tends to overheat if used with hard nuts or continuously for about 20 to 30 minutes.

Answer: grind spices

<hl> Purchased it specifically to grind spices . <hl> At first trials with a variety of hard and soft, dry and wet spices, it functioned as expected; grinding cacao beans, pepper corns, granulated sugar, flax seeds and Ceylon sticks. It is a “blade” grinder and should be used very carefully and sparingly to grind hard nuts (Almonds, Nutmeg etc) as that would blunt the blades. It is not as efficient as a “burr” grinder for grinding coffee beans. It has three speeds. Best to use “Pulse” at first when grinding new material, to gauge the desired grind. The bowl is all one piece and cannot be disassembled, which makes it difficult to clean. Tends to overheat if used with hard nuts or continuously for about 20 to 30 minutes.

Purchased it specifically to <hl> grind spices <hl>. At first trials with a variety of hard and soft, dry and wet spices, it functioned as expected; grinding cacao beans, pepper corns, granulated sugar, flax seeds and Ceylon sticks.It is a “blade” grinder and should be used very carefully and sparingly to grind hard nuts (Almonds, Nutmeg etc) as that would blunt the blades. It is not as efficient as a “burr” grinder for grinding coffee beans.It has three speeds. Best to use “Pulse” at first when grinding new material, to gauge the desired grind.The bowl is all one piece and cannot be disassembled, which makes it difficult to clean.Tends to overheat if used with hard nuts or continuously for about 20 to 30 minutes.

Purchased it specifically to <hl> grind spices <hl> .


Question: What is the noise level of this unit?

I am super impressed with this vacuum, here's why:* Extremely QUIET! Amazingly quiet.* It picks up dirt, dust, debris with gusto. In a room that already looked fairly well vacuumed, the amount this Bissell picked up was crazy!* Okay, I like that I can see all the dirt it picks up in the filter. It makes me feel accomplished!* The tools attached to the body make it easy to grab and use them.* Fantastic price!A very few buggers:* The switch is down real low on the unit so you have to bend down to flip it off and on. A switch on the handle would have been more convenient.Well, actually, that's the only thing I don't love about it.

Answer: quiet

Amazingly quiet .

I am super impressed with this vacuum, here's why:* Extremely QUIET! <hl> Amazingly quiet . <hl> * It picks up dirt, dust, debris with gusto. In a room that already looked fairly well vacuumed, the amount this Bissell picked up was crazy! * Okay, I like that I can see all the dirt it picks up in the filter. It makes me feel accomplished! * The tools attached to the body make it easy to grab and use them. * Fantastic price!A very few buggers:* The switch is down real low on the unit so you have to bend down to flip it off and on. A switch on the handle would have been more convenient. Well, actually, that's the only thing I don't love about it.

I am super impressed with this vacuum, here's why:* Extremely QUIET! Amazingly <hl> quiet <hl>.* It picks up dirt, dust, debris with gusto. In a room that already looked fairly well vacuumed, the amount this Bissell picked up was crazy!* Okay, I like that I can see all the dirt it picks up in the filter. It makes me feel accomplished!* The tools attached to the body make it easy to grab and use them.* Fantastic price!A very few buggers:* The switch is down real low on the unit so you have to bend down to flip it off and on. A switch on the handle would have been more convenient.Well, actually, that's the only thing I don't love about it.


Question: where did the pillows end up after they were no longer wanted?

These are absolutely terrible pillows for side sleepers, and I wouldn't recommend them to anyone (unless they're looking for a very flat pillow with very little shape retention and virtually no support). Within the first week of using them, I dragged my old pillow out of the garage because it was preferable. My husband continued to use his for a week or two more, despite the fact that he complained about how flat and uncomfortable it was on a nightly basis.If those problems weren't bad enough, it's almost as if your head slides around when you're trying to sleep on one. I know that doesn't seem to make much sense, but if you put some pillow stuffing in a plastic bag & then covered that bag with a pillowcase, it'd have roughly the same effect (without the noise, of course).All in all, these pillows were a total waste of money, and I couldn't have been more disappointed with the purchase. Both eventually ended up in the trash because they weren't fluffy enough to put in shams or nice enough to use for guests.

Answer: the trash

These are absolutely terrible pillows for side sleepers, and I wouldn't recommend them to anyone (unless they're looking for a very flat pillow with very little shape retention and virtually no support). Within the first week of using them, I dragged my old pillow out of the garage because it was preferable. My husband continued to use his for a week or two more, despite the fact that he complained about how flat and uncomfortable it was on a nightly basis. If those problems weren't bad enough, it's almost as if your head slides around when you're trying to sleep on one. I know that doesn't seem to make much sense, but if you put some pillow stuffing in a plastic bag & then covered that bag with a pillowcase, it'd have roughly the same effect (without the noise, of course).All in all, these pillows were a total waste of money, and I couldn't have been more disappointed with the purchase. <hl> Both eventually ended up in the trash because they weren't fluffy enough to put in shams or nice enough to use for guests. <hl>

These are absolutely terrible pillows for side sleepers, and I wouldn't recommend them to anyone (unless they're looking for a very flat pillow with very little shape retention and virtually no support). Within the first week of using them, I dragged my old pillow out of the garage because it was preferable. My husband continued to use his for a week or two more, despite the fact that he complained about how flat and uncomfortable it was on a nightly basis.If those problems weren't bad enough, it's almost as if your head slides around when you're trying to sleep on one. I know that doesn't seem to make much sense, but if you put some pillow stuffing in a plastic bag & then covered that bag with a pillowcase, it'd have roughly the same effect (without the noise, of course).All in all, these pillows were a total waste of money, and I couldn't have been more disappointed with the purchase. Both eventually ended up in <hl> the trash <hl> because they weren't fluffy enough to put in shams or nice enough to use for guests.


Question: What color might the sheet set fade to after being washed?

The color, straight out of the bag and on its own is very ... brown, and bears an unfortunate resemblence to the stuff that we have to pick up after the dogs - so this would not have been my first choice in that regard. With luck and repeated washing, perhaps they will fade to a soft camel-color, which I would not mind in the least. But - against all that, there are several qualities to recommend this sheet set. The color does work really well with the current bed-spread, and was amazingly comfortable to sleep on, and to wick away prespiration. Would most definitely purchase again ... but in a color more to my liking.

Answer: soft camel-color

The color, straight out of the bag and on its own is very ... brown, and bears an unfortunate resemblence to the stuff that we have to pick up after the dogs - so this would not have been my first choice in that regard. <hl> With luck and repeated washing, perhaps they will fade to a soft camel-color , which I would not mind in the least. <hl> But - against all that, there are several qualities to recommend this sheet set. The color does work really well with the current bed-spread, and was amazingly comfortable to sleep on, and to wick away prespiration. Would most definitely purchase again ... but in a color more to my liking.

The color, straight out of the bag and on its own is very ... brown, and bears an unfortunate resemblence to the stuff that we have to pick up after the dogs - so this would not have been my first choice in that regard. With luck and repeated washing, perhaps they will fade to a <hl> soft camel-color <hl>, which I would not mind in the least. But - against all that, there are several qualities to recommend this sheet set. The color does work really well with the current bed-spread, and was amazingly comfortable to sleep on, and to wick away prespiration. Would most definitely purchase again ... but in a color more to my liking.

With luck and repeated washing, perhaps they will fade to a <hl> soft camel-color <hl> , which I would not mind in the least.


Question: When were the Salt and pepper Grinders first tried?

We first tried these at a friend's dinner party, and immediately ordered a set as a gift and one for ourselves. You can grind the salt or pepper into the base, then measure it out (great for cooking), or take off the base and grind it right onto your meal. You can adjust the grind, too.Everyone who's tried them enjoys them. A great gift and a fun way to salt and pepper your food. (Another plus: there's really no flavor difference between fresh- and pre-ground salt, but this grinder prevents the potential problem of clumping salt in humid weather!)

Answer: a friend's dinner party

<hl> We first tried these at a friend's dinner party , and immediately ordered a set as a gift and one for ourselves. <hl> You can grind the salt or pepper into the base, then measure it out (great for cooking), or take off the base and grind it right onto your meal. You can adjust the grind, too. Everyone who's tried them enjoys them. A great gift and a fun way to salt and pepper your food. (Another plus: there's really no flavor difference between fresh- and pre-ground salt, but this grinder prevents the potential problem of clumping salt in humid weather!)

We first tried these at <hl> a friend's dinner party <hl>, and immediately ordered a set as a gift and one for ourselves. You can grind the salt or pepper into the base, then measure it out (great for cooking), or take off the base and grind it right onto your meal. You can adjust the grind, too.Everyone who's tried them enjoys them. A great gift and a fun way to salt and pepper your food. (Another plus: there's really no flavor difference between fresh- and pre-ground salt, but this grinder prevents the potential problem of clumping salt in humid weather!)

We first tried these at <hl> a friend's dinner party <hl> , and immediately ordered a set as a gift and one for ourselves.


Question: What doesn't fit?

I put the ice and the margarita stuff in the container, twisted and - I kid you not - about 3-4 seconds later I had a blended margarita. That's the fastest full blend I've ever had. And it stopped on its own for me as well. I did it side by side with the Bella version of this product (which I love) and it is about a second or two faster. The 900 watts shines.I also used this with a smoothie - and here is why I'm only going four stars - and the height of the blades was difficult to use with a full cup. I had to take some of the fruit and ice out to make the base go on. This isn't a problem with other brands. But Ninja always has the blade issue on blenders or these bullet-like devices. I get that it chops great but with the high profile you get smaller cups.I'm super happy with this product and would recommend it in a heart beat for mixing drinks and making smoothies. But if you want to fill the whole cup with smoothie or something harder (like bananas) it doesn't fit.

Answer: bananas

I put the ice and the margarita stuff in the container, twisted and - I kid you not - about 3-4 seconds later I had a blended margarita. That's the fastest full blend I've ever had. And it stopped on its own for me as well. I did it side by side with the Bella version of this product (which I love) and it is about a second or two faster. The 900 watts shines. I also used this with a smoothie - and here is why I'm only going four stars - and the height of the blades was difficult to use with a full cup. I had to take some of the fruit and ice out to make the base go on. This isn't a problem with other brands. But Ninja always has the blade issue on blenders or these bullet-like devices. I get that it chops great but with the high profile you get smaller cups. I'm super happy with this product and would recommend it in a heart beat for mixing drinks and making smoothies. <hl> But if you want to fill the whole cup with smoothie or something harder (like bananas ) it doesn't fit. <hl>

I put the ice and the margarita stuff in the container, twisted and - I kid you not - about 3-4 seconds later I had a blended margarita. That's the fastest full blend I've ever had. And it stopped on its own for me as well. I did it side by side with the Bella version of this product (which I love) and it is about a second or two faster. The 900 watts shines.I also used this with a smoothie - and here is why I'm only going four stars - and the height of the blades was difficult to use with a full cup. I had to take some of the fruit and ice out to make the base go on. This isn't a problem with other brands. But Ninja always has the blade issue on blenders or these bullet-like devices. I get that it chops great but with the high profile you get smaller cups.I'm super happy with this product and would recommend it in a heart beat for mixing drinks and making smoothies. But if you want to fill the whole cup with smoothie or something harder (like <hl> bananas <hl>) it doesn't fit.

But if you want to fill the whole cup with smoothie or something harder (like <hl> bananas <hl> ) it doesn't fit.


Question: What convenient feature does this iron possess?

I've had this iron for well over a year and have found it to be a fine performer. Heats fast, lots of steam, not too heavy. The removable water chamber is not just a gimmick but helps in refilling the iron. One drawback is the very small capacity of the water tank. Looking a the design of the iron, there appears to be plenty of room to have made the tank larger.This iron also has a retractable cord which is a very handy feature.All-in-all, you won't go wrong with this iron unless you do A LOT or ironing...then you'll find yourself making lots of trips to the sink for a refill.

Answer: retractable cord

I've had this iron for well over a year and have found it to be a fine performer. Heats fast, lots of steam, not too heavy. The removable water chamber is not just a gimmick but helps in refilling the iron. One drawback is the very small capacity of the water tank. Looking a the design of the iron, there appears to be plenty of room to have made the tank larger. <hl> This iron also has a retractable cord which is a very handy feature. <hl> All-in-all, you won't go wrong with this iron unless you do A LOT or ironing...then you'll find yourself making lots of trips to the sink for a refill.

I've had this iron for well over a year and have found it to be a fine performer. Heats fast, lots of steam, not too heavy. The removable water chamber is not just a gimmick but helps in refilling the iron. One drawback is the very small capacity of the water tank. Looking a the design of the iron, there appears to be plenty of room to have made the tank larger.This iron also has a <hl> retractable cord <hl> which is a very handy feature.All-in-all, you won't go wrong with this iron unless you do A LOT or ironing...then you'll find yourself making lots of trips to the sink for a refill.


Question: How big is it?

I think the Eva-dry wireless dehumidifier is a worthwhile tool in removing the feel and odor of excess humidity in one's interior. The mini dehumidifer is sufficiently small and lightweight to use in any room. The fact that Eva-dry is renewable is touted as an advantage, however, it is a nuisance for those who live in small apartments, like me. I do not have a garage or any area in my "home" where I can safely plug in the Eva-dry to recharge it, without emitting humidity into the air while the Eva-dry crystals are recharging, thus defeating the whole purpose of using Eva-dry. I have no alternative than to keep using Eva-dry with the large room dehumidifer I bought, and continually discarding the Eva-dry mini dehumidifier when it requires recharging.

Answer: small

I think the Eva-dry wireless dehumidifier is a worthwhile tool in removing the feel and odor of excess humidity in one's interior. <hl> The mini dehumidifer is sufficiently small and lightweight to use in any room. <hl> The fact that Eva-dry is renewable is touted as an advantage, however, it is a nuisance for those who live in small apartments, like me. I do not have a garage or any area in my "home" where I can safely plug in the Eva-dry to recharge it, without emitting humidity into the air while the Eva-dry crystals are recharging, thus defeating the whole purpose of using Eva-dry. I have no alternative than to keep using Eva-dry with the large room dehumidifer I bought, and continually discarding the Eva-dry mini dehumidifier when it requires recharging.

I think the Eva-dry wireless dehumidifier is a worthwhile tool in removing the feel and odor of excess humidity in one's interior. The mini dehumidifer is sufficiently <hl> small <hl> and lightweight to use in any room. The fact that Eva-dry is renewable is touted as an advantage, however, it is a nuisance for those who live in small apartments, like me. I do not have a garage or any area in my "home" where I can safely plug in the Eva-dry to recharge it, without emitting humidity into the air while the Eva-dry crystals are recharging, thus defeating the whole purpose of using Eva-dry. I have no alternative than to keep using Eva-dry with the large room dehumidifer I bought, and continually discarding the Eva-dry mini dehumidifier when it requires recharging.


Question: How does the customer describe the build of the mill?

My mother finally convinced me that great bread requires freshly milled flour (apparently, whole wheat oxides after milling, so "whole wheat flour" is not the whole grain). I found this mill easy to set up and has, thus far, worked reliably for grinding wheat and rye. The resulting bread has been very tasty (and hopefully healthy as well).The mill is loud (I guess that's why they rebranded from "Whisper Mill"), but I've never seen a mill that wasn't. It appears well-made and supposedly has a high-end electric motor. It mills the 500g for my bread in less than 20 seconds. The only setting is the grain coarseness.

Answer: well-made and supposedly has a high-end electric motor

My mother finally convinced me that great bread requires freshly milled flour (apparently, whole wheat oxides after milling, so "whole wheat flour" is not the whole grain). I found this mill easy to set up and has, thus far, worked reliably for grinding wheat and rye. The resulting bread has been very tasty (and hopefully healthy as well).The mill is loud (I guess that's why they rebranded from "Whisper Mill"), but I've never seen a mill that wasn't. <hl> It appears well-made and supposedly has a high-end electric motor . <hl> It mills the 500g for my bread in less than 20 seconds. The only setting is the grain coarseness.

My mother finally convinced me that great bread requires freshly milled flour (apparently, whole wheat oxides after milling, so "whole wheat flour" is not the whole grain). I found this mill easy to set up and has, thus far, worked reliably for grinding wheat and rye. The resulting bread has been very tasty (and hopefully healthy as well).The mill is loud (I guess that's why they rebranded from "Whisper Mill"), but I've never seen a mill that wasn't. It appears <hl> well-made and supposedly has a high-end electric motor <hl>. It mills the 500g for my bread in less than 20 seconds. The only setting is the grain coarseness.

It appears <hl> well-made and supposedly has a high-end electric motor <hl> .


Question: what was considered a mistake?

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

Answer: buying a different brand of coffee maker

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

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


Question: Who was the device intended for?

My bride ordered this for one of our daughters as a kitchen necessity and that is what it is. This is easy to use, the skillet does not stick and the glass cover allows one to see what is happening without the spatterRecommended!Dr. John Hogan CHA CHE CHOHospitalityEducatorsHogan Hospitality

Answer: one of our daughters

<hl> My bride ordered this for one of our daughters as a kitchen necessity and that is what it is. <hl> This is easy to use, the skillet does not stick and the glass cover allows one to see what is happening without the spatterRecommended!Dr. John Hogan CHA CHE CHOHospitalityEducatorsHogan Hospitality

My bride ordered this for <hl> one of our daughters <hl> as a kitchen necessity and that is what it is. This is easy to use, the skillet does not stick and the glass cover allows one to see what is happening without the spatterRecommended!Dr. John Hogan CHA CHE CHOHospitalityEducatorsHogan Hospitality


Question: How makes great tools for the kitchen?

Oxo makes great tools for the kitchen, and we have a buch of them. They have lately branched out into the bathroom, to very good effect. This hanger has eliminated the weekly forest of wire hanger that use to appear in our bathroom when my wife washes her "delicates". By "delicates" I mean bras. OMG, they used to be all over the place, there simply wasn't enough space to hang them all (we live in a small apartment in the big city). Now there's plenty of room ,and it's well organized. The clips hold items securely, giving them just enough space to all dry at the same rate. The hinge in the middle is essential if you have one of those curved shower curtain rods (we do) and is also useful for folding the device for storage. As usual for Oxo, the drier is very well made and looks like it will last for years. I finally threw away the bunch of ugly hangers we kept around - good riddance. Highly recommended.

Answer: Oxo

<hl> Oxo makes great tools for the kitchen, and we have a buch of them. <hl> They have lately branched out into the bathroom, to very good effect. This hanger has eliminated the weekly forest of wire hanger that use to appear in our bathroom when my wife washes her "delicates". By "delicates" I mean bras. OMG, they used to be all over the place, there simply wasn't enough space to hang them all (we live in a small apartment in the big city). Now there's plenty of room ,and it's well organized. The clips hold items securely, giving them just enough space to all dry at the same rate. The hinge in the middle is essential if you have one of those curved shower curtain rods (we do) and is also useful for folding the device for storage. As usual for Oxo, the drier is very well made and looks like it will last for years. I finally threw away the bunch of ugly hangers we kept around - good riddance. Highly recommended.

<hl> Oxo <hl> makes great tools for the kitchen, and we have a buch of them. They have lately branched out into the bathroom, to very good effect. This hanger has eliminated the weekly forest of wire hanger that use to appear in our bathroom when my wife washes her "delicates". By "delicates" I mean bras. OMG, they used to be all over the place, there simply wasn't enough space to hang them all (we live in a small apartment in the big city). Now there's plenty of room ,and it's well organized. The clips hold items securely, giving them just enough space to all dry at the same rate. The hinge in the middle is essential if you have one of those curved shower curtain rods (we do) and is also useful for folding the device for storage. As usual for Oxo, the drier is very well made and looks like it will last for years. I finally threw away the bunch of ugly hangers we kept around - good riddance. Highly recommended.


Question: Where is it made?

This is the second Luna Pad that I have purchased for a 2 year old who is in a full size bed. He is still in diapers, but sometimes they leak through. The pad has done its job each time. I put the Luna pad on top of the mattress pad but under the sheet. Yes, I have to wash the sheet and the Luna pad but it has protected the mattress which is main concern. I recommend this pad for children.Full Size Luna Premium Hypoallergenic 100% Waterproof Mattress Protector - 10 Year Warranty - Made In The USA

Answer: USA

This is the second Luna Pad that I have purchased for a 2 year old who is in a full size bed. He is still in diapers, but sometimes they leak through. The pad has done its job each time. I put the Luna pad on top of the mattress pad but under the sheet. Yes, I have to wash the sheet and the Luna pad but it has protected the mattress which is main concern. I recommend this pad for children. <hl> Full Size Luna Premium Hypoallergenic 100% Waterproof Mattress Protector - 10 Year Warranty - Made In The USA <hl>

This is the second Luna Pad that I have purchased for a 2 year old who is in a full size bed. He is still in diapers, but sometimes they leak through. The pad has done its job each time. I put the Luna pad on top of the mattress pad but under the sheet. Yes, I have to wash the sheet and the Luna pad but it has protected the mattress which is main concern. I recommend this pad for children.Full Size Luna Premium Hypoallergenic 100% Waterproof Mattress Protector - 10 Year Warranty - Made In The <hl> USA <hl>


Question: How many cups of water fit in the container?

Tested tap water was 184. So not bad for Springfield, MO However I can definitely taste the difference. And after it did deliver after filtration to 000 tpm. We have lots of lime in our water so will see how long filter last. So far no acidic taste. If u don't drink ALL that 23 CUPS in a day or two. Expect it to take on a taste if ur refrigerator. As this us not sealed system. We drink it all in at least 2DAYS. If we don't we dump the remaining and rinse container. And start new batch . It does have a tiny bit of taste but still nothing as bad as the tap water. Maybe adding a tiny tiny pinch of sea salt to container will make it less acidic tasting and add some increased ph back to the water and it also adds nutrients back. . However I love knowing my body and kidneys are not going clog up from all the sediments and some chemicals.

Answer: 23 CUPS

Tested tap water was 184. So not bad for Springfield, MO However I can definitely taste the difference. And after it did deliver after filtration to 000 tpm. We have lots of lime in our water so will see how long filter last. So far no acidic taste. <hl> If u don't drink ALL that 23 CUPS in a day or two. <hl> Expect it to take on a taste if ur refrigerator. As this us not sealed system. We drink it all in at least 2DAYS. If we don't we dump the remaining and rinse container. And start new batch . It does have a tiny bit of taste but still nothing as bad as the tap water. Maybe adding a tiny tiny pinch of sea salt to container will make it less acidic tasting and add some increased ph back to the water and it also adds nutrients back. . However I love knowing my body and kidneys are not going clog up from all the sediments and some chemicals.

Tested tap water was 184. So not bad for Springfield, MO However I can definitely taste the difference. And after it did deliver after filtration to 000 tpm. We have lots of lime in our water so will see how long filter last. So far no acidic taste. If u don't drink ALL that <hl> 23 CUPS <hl> in a day or two. Expect it to take on a taste if ur refrigerator. As this us not sealed system. We drink it all in at least 2DAYS. If we don't we dump the remaining and rinse container. And start new batch . It does have a tiny bit of taste but still nothing as bad as the tap water. Maybe adding a tiny tiny pinch of sea salt to container will make it less acidic tasting and add some increased ph back to the water and it also adds nutrients back. . However I love knowing my body and kidneys are not going clog up from all the sediments and some chemicals.


Question: What can it be used for?

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

Answer: It can be use for so many different things.

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

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


Question: How many did they keep?

Bought two of these to use in my home. All of us have allergies to our pets and to pollen. My plan was to put these in the bedrooms so that we would have better quality sleep. Right out of the box we knew this wouldn't work - they are too loud. The first one we opened make a noticeable clicking sound that could be noticeably heard throughout the room. I figured it was a defective unit and opened the other one. It was even louder - the clicks could be heard in the next room over! Since these units were advertised as "whisper quiet" this wasn't acceptable. Both have been sent back. I did go to their site to download their manual and, according to their manual, a faint clicking sound is normal and a sign it is working. However there was no way we could have slept with even the quieter one in the room. They are simply too loud.

Answer: Both have been sent back

Both have been sent back .

Bought two of these to use in my home. All of us have allergies to our pets and to pollen. My plan was to put these in the bedrooms so that we would have better quality sleep. Right out of the box we knew this wouldn't work - they are too loud. The first one we opened make a noticeable clicking sound that could be noticeably heard throughout the room. I figured it was a defective unit and opened the other one. It was even louder - the clicks could be heard in the next room over! Since these units were advertised as "whisper quiet" this wasn't acceptable. <hl> Both have been sent back . <hl> I did go to their site to download their manual and, according to their manual, a faint clicking sound is normal and a sign it is working. However there was no way we could have slept with even the quieter one in the room. They are simply too loud.

Bought two of these to use in my home. All of us have allergies to our pets and to pollen. My plan was to put these in the bedrooms so that we would have better quality sleep. Right out of the box we knew this wouldn't work - they are too loud. The first one we opened make a noticeable clicking sound that could be noticeably heard throughout the room. I figured it was a defective unit and opened the other one. It was even louder - the clicks could be heard in the next room over! Since these units were advertised as "whisper quiet" this wasn't acceptable. <hl> Both have been sent back <hl>. I did go to their site to download their manual and, according to their manual, a faint clicking sound is normal and a sign it is working. However there was no way we could have slept with even the quieter one in the room. They are simply too loud.


Question: Approximately how long has the reviewer owned the product?

For the price, they are a good deal. They look stylish and are dishwasher safe. I've had them for about a year and they are still good as new. I received the package with a few cracks in some of the plates but getting the replacement was fairly hassle-free. Then again, Amazon was handling the returns.

Answer: a year

For the price, they are a good deal. They look stylish and are dishwasher safe. <hl> I've had them for about a year and they are still good as new. <hl> I received the package with a few cracks in some of the plates but getting the replacement was fairly hassle-free. Then again, Amazon was handling the returns.

For the price, they are a good deal. They look stylish and are dishwasher safe. I've had them for about <hl> a year <hl> and they are still good as new. I received the package with a few cracks in some of the plates but getting the replacement was fairly hassle-free. Then again, Amazon was handling the returns.


Question: How often does the author use the cooktop?

We have a convection cooktop that I love. I got this for when we are cooking for a big crowd, need something portable or I am doing canning/pressure canning. With the pressure canning, the weight of the filled canner makes me not want to risk my cooktop per the canner's instruction.This burner is big! The rings shown on the top are spprox. 9" in diameter. Width-wise the flat surface is about 12". From front to back, the flat surface is approx. 10". The silver colored base extends a tad further all the way around and provides a very solid support.I cook in cast iron and Le Creuset cookware. This cooktop brings water to a boil rapidly and adjusts temperature quickly(just beware that cast iron/dipped iron holds heat so won't cool down as quickly as other induction-compatible cookware).I have no problem fitting my largest skillet, full sized le Creuset stockpot (20 quart) or pressure canner on this burner.I'd give it one more star if it wasn't so loud. It has a fan that is pretty noticeably loud(to be expected I guess) but also the controls to turn the heat up or down can be heard at the other end of the house. Could be a plus or minus for some, for us- I'd prefer something a little quieter.Great cooktop for the price and we use it almost everyday for something and it has been a workhorse. Def. recommend.

Answer: almost everyday

We have a convection cooktop that I love. I got this for when we are cooking for a big crowd, need something portable or I am doing canning/pressure canning. With the pressure canning, the weight of the filled canner makes me not want to risk my cooktop per the canner's instruction. This burner is big! The rings shown on the top are spprox. 9" in diameter. Width-wise the flat surface is about 12". From front to back, the flat surface is approx. 10". The silver colored base extends a tad further all the way around and provides a very solid support. I cook in cast iron and Le Creuset cookware. This cooktop brings water to a boil rapidly and adjusts temperature quickly(just beware that cast iron/dipped iron holds heat so won't cool down as quickly as other induction-compatible cookware).I have no problem fitting my largest skillet, full sized le Creuset stockpot (20 quart) or pressure canner on this burner. I'd give it one more star if it wasn't so loud. It has a fan that is pretty noticeably loud(to be expected I guess) but also the controls to turn the heat up or down can be heard at the other end of the house. Could be a plus or minus for some, for us- I'd prefer something a little quieter. <hl> Great cooktop for the price and we use it almost everyday for something and it has been a workhorse. <hl> Def. recommend.

We have a convection cooktop that I love. I got this for when we are cooking for a big crowd, need something portable or I am doing canning/pressure canning. With the pressure canning, the weight of the filled canner makes me not want to risk my cooktop per the canner's instruction.This burner is big! The rings shown on the top are spprox. 9" in diameter. Width-wise the flat surface is about 12". From front to back, the flat surface is approx. 10". The silver colored base extends a tad further all the way around and provides a very solid support.I cook in cast iron and Le Creuset cookware. This cooktop brings water to a boil rapidly and adjusts temperature quickly(just beware that cast iron/dipped iron holds heat so won't cool down as quickly as other induction-compatible cookware).I have no problem fitting my largest skillet, full sized le Creuset stockpot (20 quart) or pressure canner on this burner.I'd give it one more star if it wasn't so loud. It has a fan that is pretty noticeably loud(to be expected I guess) but also the controls to turn the heat up or down can be heard at the other end of the house. Could be a plus or minus for some, for us- I'd prefer something a little quieter.Great cooktop for the price and we use it <hl> almost everyday <hl> for something and it has been a workhorse. Def. recommend.


Question: What sizes did they buy?

I bought this to help with space in some deep cabinets. I purchased it in three sizes, the 9-1/2", the 12" and the 16". All are great. They are non-slip. They have a non-slip surface on the top, but they also have it on the bottom, so they stay where you put them in your cupboard. The movement is very smooth. I put quite a bit of weight (flour, sugar, box mixes) on the 16" and it turns just great. I wish I had bought more when I ordered these, but I will order more. They are hard plastic, so they may be best for inside the cupboard rather than a formal dining table. I recommend these if you are looking for a smooth operating turntable.

Answer: the 9-1/2", the 12" and the 16"

I bought this to help with space in some deep cabinets. <hl> I purchased it in three sizes, the 9-1/2", the 12" and the 16" . <hl> All are great. They are non-slip. They have a non-slip surface on the top, but they also have it on the bottom, so they stay where you put them in your cupboard. The movement is very smooth. I put quite a bit of weight (flour, sugar, box mixes) on the 16" and it turns just great. I wish I had bought more when I ordered these, but I will order more. They are hard plastic, so they may be best for inside the cupboard rather than a formal dining table. I recommend these if you are looking for a smooth operating turntable.

I bought this to help with space in some deep cabinets. I purchased it in three sizes, <hl> the 9-1/2", the 12" and the 16" <hl>. All are great. They are non-slip. They have a non-slip surface on the top, but they also have it on the bottom, so they stay where you put them in your cupboard. The movement is very smooth. I put quite a bit of weight (flour, sugar, box mixes) on the 16" and it turns just great. I wish I had bought more when I ordered these, but I will order more. They are hard plastic, so they may be best for inside the cupboard rather than a formal dining table. I recommend these if you are looking for a smooth operating turntable.

I purchased it in three sizes, <hl> the 9-1/2", the 12" and the 16" <hl> .


Question: how long did the product end up lasting before it broke?

First off - this is a semi-disposable item. The tank is extremely thin and cheaply made and I wonder how long it will last. The humidifier is easy to clean and has no 90 degree angles that are impossible to clean with a q-tip. I disinfect once a week with vinegar and otherwise replace the water in the tank daily. It's a little bit hard for my wife to align the tank properly when seating it in the base. My daughter loves the pink pig design and most importantly it does a great job of humidifying her room which is probably 14x14 or thereabouts. It's easy to change the amount of humidity. I put a little sticker on the dial so we could get the right amount each night.Update - broke after 3 months. The owl humidifier I got for my son's room made by a different manufacturer still works OK.

Answer: 3 months

Update - broke after 3 months .

First off - this is a semi-disposable item. The tank is extremely thin and cheaply made and I wonder how long it will last. The humidifier is easy to clean and has no 90 degree angles that are impossible to clean with a q-tip. I disinfect once a week with vinegar and otherwise replace the water in the tank daily. It's a little bit hard for my wife to align the tank properly when seating it in the base. My daughter loves the pink pig design and most importantly it does a great job of humidifying her room which is probably 14x14 or thereabouts. It's easy to change the amount of humidity. I put a little sticker on the dial so we could get the right amount each night. <hl> Update - broke after 3 months . <hl> The owl humidifier I got for my son's room made by a different manufacturer still works OK.

First off - this is a semi-disposable item. The tank is extremely thin and cheaply made and I wonder how long it will last. The humidifier is easy to clean and has no 90 degree angles that are impossible to clean with a q-tip. I disinfect once a week with vinegar and otherwise replace the water in the tank daily. It's a little bit hard for my wife to align the tank properly when seating it in the base. My daughter loves the pink pig design and most importantly it does a great job of humidifying her room which is probably 14x14 or thereabouts. It's easy to change the amount of humidity. I put a little sticker on the dial so we could get the right amount each night.Update - broke after <hl> 3 months <hl>. The owl humidifier I got for my son's room made by a different manufacturer still works OK.

Update - broke after <hl> 3 months <hl> .


Question: Are the gloves easy to clean?

first off, no heat transference at all, not even a little. However, they are very stiff which makes it hard to get a good grip on things you are pulling out of the oven. That is a pretty big deal, but you can achieve better functionality if you really cram your hands into them. I have not been brave enough to test the whole grab a cob of corn straight out of the pot of boiling water or any of those 600 degree limit testing things OXO touts, but all in all I am happy with the purchase. Not gods gift to oven mits but probably just as good as the kitchenaid ones I had before. Silicon cleans up nicely and it has magnets hidden on the back so they stick to the fridge...very cool.

Answer: cleans up nicely

first off, no heat transference at all, not even a little. However, they are very stiff which makes it hard to get a good grip on things you are pulling out of the oven. That is a pretty big deal, but you can achieve better functionality if you really cram your hands into them. I have not been brave enough to test the whole grab a cob of corn straight out of the pot of boiling water or any of those 600 degree limit testing things OXO touts, but all in all I am happy with the purchase. Not gods gift to oven mits but probably just as good as the kitchenaid ones I had before. <hl> Silicon cleans up nicely and it has magnets hidden on the back so they stick to the fridge...very cool. <hl>

first off, no heat transference at all, not even a little. However, they are very stiff which makes it hard to get a good grip on things you are pulling out of the oven. That is a pretty big deal, but you can achieve better functionality if you really cram your hands into them. I have not been brave enough to test the whole grab a cob of corn straight out of the pot of boiling water or any of those 600 degree limit testing things OXO touts, but all in all I am happy with the purchase. Not gods gift to oven mits but probably just as good as the kitchenaid ones I had before. Silicon <hl> cleans up nicely <hl> and it has magnets hidden on the back so they stick to the fridge...very cool.


Question: Does the reviewer anticipate an increase or decrease in coffee consumption upon use of this product?

This little doo-hickey converted us from a Tassimo T-Disc enjoying household, to a Tassimo T-Disc loving household! It has a classic chrome look that will appeal to the aesthetic of most home kitchen barista environs. You'll love filling it up, using them up, and filling it up again. Guaranteed to increase your consumption of T-Discs (is that a good thing? I think so). The four sections mean there is room for four varieties of T-Discs. The bottom of each section offers space for simple removal and dispatch of both smaller (espresso) and larger (creamers) T-Discs.

Answer: increase

This little doo-hickey converted us from a Tassimo T-Disc enjoying household, to a Tassimo T-Disc loving household! It has a classic chrome look that will appeal to the aesthetic of most home kitchen barista environs. You'll love filling it up, using them up, and filling it up again. <hl> Guaranteed to increase your consumption of T-Discs (is that a good thing? <hl> I think so). The four sections mean there is room for four varieties of T-Discs. The bottom of each section offers space for simple removal and dispatch of both smaller (espresso) and larger (creamers) T-Discs.

This little doo-hickey converted us from a Tassimo T-Disc enjoying household, to a Tassimo T-Disc loving household! It has a classic chrome look that will appeal to the aesthetic of most home kitchen barista environs. You'll love filling it up, using them up, and filling it up again. Guaranteed to <hl> increase <hl> your consumption of T-Discs (is that a good thing? I think so). The four sections mean there is room for four varieties of T-Discs. The bottom of each section offers space for simple removal and dispatch of both smaller (espresso) and larger (creamers) T-Discs.


Question: Compared to what is this a faster and easier tool?

This is a great niche tool which does it's job very well so far. It's easier and faster to use that an vacuum on most surfaces. It handles 80% of of what I used to use my vacuum or dustbuster for. Sometimes you need something smaller or other times you need the power and versatility of a big vac-but I can eally get by just using this most of the time. It doesn't run for hours, probably not as long as a hand vac if you use the roller brush, but frankly I haven't used it that long to find out. I take it out, do whatever small job needs to be downa and I plug it back in to the recharger. No issues so far and i'm very happy with it...

Answer: vacuum

This is a great niche tool which does it's job very well so far. <hl> It's easier and faster to use that an vacuum on most surfaces. <hl> It handles 80% of of what I used to use my vacuum or dustbuster for. Sometimes you need something smaller or other times you need the power and versatility of a big vac-but I can eally get by just using this most of the time. It doesn't run for hours, probably not as long as a hand vac if you use the roller brush, but frankly I haven't used it that long to find out. I take it out, do whatever small job needs to be downa and I plug it back in to the recharger. No issues so far and i'm very happy with it...

This is a great niche tool which does it's job very well so far. It's easier and faster to use that an <hl> vacuum <hl> on most surfaces. It handles 80% of of what I used to use my vacuum or dustbuster for. Sometimes you need something smaller or other times you need the power and versatility of a big vac-but I can eally get by just using this most of the time. It doesn't run for hours, probably not as long as a hand vac if you use the roller brush, but frankly I haven't used it that long to find out. I take it out, do whatever small job needs to be downa and I plug it back in to the recharger. No issues so far and i'm very happy with it...


Question: Is this coffee maker shiny?

When I broke my old Capresso, I was upset - because it was a small, reliable, inexpensive unit. All they make now are $200 plus coffeemakers. The Cusinart was on sale and seemed to be adequate. It is. I do not know why the unit is so large. My Capresso was half the size and did the very same job. There is a plastic gimmick inside the reservoir to show water level - USELESS, unless you have a flashlight handy. An easier solution is to use the marked carafe or some other similar utensil. Like all coffee makers these days, it is programable. I have never used this feature - ever - and can't comment on its efficiency. If you are going somewhere early and can not go push a buttton before you start getting ready, you have a problem. The matte finish is very nice. It looks sharp and requires little maintenance. The result of the brewing process is a good cup of coffee.If you like to store your coffee pot under a cabinet, I highly recommend an appliance caddy - Amazon sells one, but it is cheaper at Bed, Bath and Beyond. $9.99. It works so well, I wish I had gotten one years ago.

Answer: matte finish

The matte finish is very nice.

When I broke my old Capresso, I was upset - because it was a small, reliable, inexpensive unit. All they make now are $200 plus coffeemakers. The Cusinart was on sale and seemed to be adequate. It is. I do not know why the unit is so large. My Capresso was half the size and did the very same job. There is a plastic gimmick inside the reservoir to show water level - USELESS, unless you have a flashlight handy. An easier solution is to use the marked carafe or some other similar utensil. Like all coffee makers these days, it is programable. I have never used this feature - ever - and can't comment on its efficiency. If you are going somewhere early and can not go push a buttton before you start getting ready, you have a problem. <hl> The matte finish is very nice. <hl> It looks sharp and requires little maintenance. The result of the brewing process is a good cup of coffee. If you like to store your coffee pot under a cabinet, I highly recommend an appliance caddy - Amazon sells one, but it is cheaper at Bed, Bath and Beyond. $9.99. It works so well, I wish I had gotten one years ago.

When I broke my old Capresso, I was upset - because it was a small, reliable, inexpensive unit. All they make now are $200 plus coffeemakers. The Cusinart was on sale and seemed to be adequate. It is. I do not know why the unit is so large. My Capresso was half the size and did the very same job. There is a plastic gimmick inside the reservoir to show water level - USELESS, unless you have a flashlight handy. An easier solution is to use the marked carafe or some other similar utensil. Like all coffee makers these days, it is programable. I have never used this feature - ever - and can't comment on its efficiency. If you are going somewhere early and can not go push a buttton before you start getting ready, you have a problem. The <hl> matte finish <hl> is very nice. It looks sharp and requires little maintenance. The result of the brewing process is a good cup of coffee.If you like to store your coffee pot under a cabinet, I highly recommend an appliance caddy - Amazon sells one, but it is cheaper at Bed, Bath and Beyond. $9.99. It works so well, I wish I had gotten one years ago.


Question: Where does the Oster chop to

I don't see why this product is getting so many bad reviews.I've owned one for over five years that finally wore out after three or more times use per week.I decided to buy the Cuisinart because it had better reviews, last time I'll listen to the reviews here.The Oster is hands down a better unit and is cheaper to boot.The Oster has more power and chops much closer to the bottom of the bowl.I returned the Cuisinart in trade for a new Oster. It appears to be exactly the same as the one that served me so well for several years.

Answer: bottom of the bowl

I don't see why this product is getting so many bad reviews. I've owned one for over five years that finally wore out after three or more times use per week. I decided to buy the Cuisinart because it had better reviews, last time I'll listen to the reviews here. The Oster is hands down a better unit and is cheaper to boot. <hl> The Oster has more power and chops much closer to the bottom of the bowl .I returned the Cuisinart in trade for a new Oster. <hl> It appears to be exactly the same as the one that served me so well for several years.

I don't see why this product is getting so many bad reviews.I've owned one for over five years that finally wore out after three or more times use per week.I decided to buy the Cuisinart because it had better reviews, last time I'll listen to the reviews here.The Oster is hands down a better unit and is cheaper to boot.The Oster has more power and chops much closer to the <hl> bottom of the bowl <hl>.I returned the Cuisinart in trade for a new Oster. It appears to be exactly the same as the one that served me so well for several years.

The Oster has more power and chops much closer to the <hl> bottom of the bowl <hl> .I returned the Cuisinart in trade for a new Oster.


Question: What is it more faster then?

This Breville BJE200XL is powerful and the RPM is way faster than my Jack Lalanne PJP Power Juicer Pro. It juices fruits and veggies very quickly but it creates much more froth/bubbles in the juice than a low RPM juicer like the Jack Lalanne PJP Power Juicer Pro. I've had my Jack Lalanne PJP Power Juicer Pro for 3 years and it's still functioning well so time will tell if the Breville BJE200X will last as long. The only thing I dislike so far about the Breville BJE200X is the pulp collector size since I juice a lot on a daily basis so I have to empty the pulp collector more often than the Jack Lalanne PJP Power Juicer Pro.

Answer: Jack Lalanne PJP Power Juicer Pro

<hl> This Breville BJE200XL is powerful and the RPM is way faster than my Jack Lalanne PJP Power Juicer Pro . <hl> It juices fruits and veggies very quickly but it creates much more froth/bubbles in the juice than a low RPM juicer like the Jack Lalanne PJP Power Juicer Pro. I've had my Jack Lalanne PJP Power Juicer Pro for 3 years and it's still functioning well so time will tell if the Breville BJE200X will last as long. The only thing I dislike so far about the Breville BJE200X is the pulp collector size since I juice a lot on a daily basis so I have to empty the pulp collector more often than the Jack Lalanne PJP Power Juicer Pro.

This Breville BJE200XL is powerful and the RPM is way faster than my <hl> Jack Lalanne PJP Power Juicer Pro <hl>. It juices fruits and veggies very quickly but it creates much more froth/bubbles in the juice than a low RPM juicer like the Jack Lalanne PJP Power Juicer Pro. I've had my Jack Lalanne PJP Power Juicer Pro for 3 years and it's still functioning well so time will tell if the Breville BJE200X will last as long. The only thing I dislike so far about the Breville BJE200X is the pulp collector size since I juice a lot on a daily basis so I have to empty the pulp collector more often than the Jack Lalanne PJP Power Juicer Pro.

This Breville BJE200XL is powerful and the RPM is way faster than my <hl> Jack Lalanne PJP Power Juicer Pro <hl> .


Question: What else, other than knives, did this person try to sharpen?

I own a Wusthof 7-Piece knife block set and I've tried other sharpeners, which did a fair job, but decided to spend the money for a Wusthof sharpener because I thought that it was made for sharpening Wusthof knives.I was wrong. This sharpener actually removed the sharp edge off of two knives that had been sharpened with $3.00 Harbor Freight sharpener that looks like this one, but only has a single ceramic sharpener . The V-shaped cutting heads on both the carbide blades and the ceramic side of the Wusthof sharpener that I received from Amazon are set at the wrong angle for the Wusthof knives.I first tried an old, unused knife to test the product and it turned out "fair", but then I sharpened that same old knife in my cheapo Harbor Freight model and achieved a better, cleaner and sharper edge. But, not willing to leave well enough alone, I just had to try my new Wusthof sharpener on one of my Wusthof knives.This Wusthof sharpener made it duller, just the same as it did with the old knife.Thinking that I could salvage part of my investment, I then tried to sharpen two pairs of scissors. They turned out to be a bit better than doing nothing, but scissors are not the reason I bought this knife sharpening tool.

Answer: scissors

I own a Wusthof 7-Piece knife block set and I've tried other sharpeners, which did a fair job, but decided to spend the money for a Wusthof sharpener because I thought that it was made for sharpening Wusthof knives. I was wrong. This sharpener actually removed the sharp edge off of two knives that had been sharpened with $3.00 Harbor Freight sharpener that looks like this one, but only has a single ceramic sharpener . The V-shaped cutting heads on both the carbide blades and the ceramic side of the Wusthof sharpener that I received from Amazon are set at the wrong angle for the Wusthof knives. I first tried an old, unused knife to test the product and it turned out "fair", but then I sharpened that same old knife in my cheapo Harbor Freight model and achieved a better, cleaner and sharper edge. But, not willing to leave well enough alone, I just had to try my new Wusthof sharpener on one of my Wusthof knives. This Wusthof sharpener made it duller, just the same as it did with the old knife. <hl> Thinking that I could salvage part of my investment, I then tried to sharpen two pairs of scissors . <hl> They turned out to be a bit better than doing nothing, but scissors are not the reason I bought this knife sharpening tool.

I own a Wusthof 7-Piece knife block set and I've tried other sharpeners, which did a fair job, but decided to spend the money for a Wusthof sharpener because I thought that it was made for sharpening Wusthof knives.I was wrong. This sharpener actually removed the sharp edge off of two knives that had been sharpened with $3.00 Harbor Freight sharpener that looks like this one, but only has a single ceramic sharpener . The V-shaped cutting heads on both the carbide blades and the ceramic side of the Wusthof sharpener that I received from Amazon are set at the wrong angle for the Wusthof knives.I first tried an old, unused knife to test the product and it turned out "fair", but then I sharpened that same old knife in my cheapo Harbor Freight model and achieved a better, cleaner and sharper edge. But, not willing to leave well enough alone, I just had to try my new Wusthof sharpener on one of my Wusthof knives.This Wusthof sharpener made it duller, just the same as it did with the old knife.Thinking that I could salvage part of my investment, I then tried to sharpen two pairs of <hl> scissors <hl>. They turned out to be a bit better than doing nothing, but scissors are not the reason I bought this knife sharpening tool.

Thinking that I could salvage part of my investment, I then tried to sharpen two pairs of <hl> scissors <hl> .


Question: What happens if you don't start stirring quickly?

We had one for years, gave it to a friend and bought a new one here. Still love the homemade ice cream, but do have to admit you get best results if you use it often enough to remember what works well. I think that's the problem the people are having who are complaining. For example, you do have to pour in the base quickly and start stirring quickly, or it may freeze in place. If you haven't used it for awhile, you forget about that and then you make a little hassle for yourself. And some recipes seem to become too cold for the full flavor to develop properly in the mouth. We haven't discovered the solution to that yet.

Answer: it may freeze in place

We had one for years, gave it to a friend and bought a new one here. Still love the homemade ice cream, but do have to admit you get best results if you use it often enough to remember what works well. I think that's the problem the people are having who are complaining. <hl> For example, you do have to pour in the base quickly and start stirring quickly, or it may freeze in place . <hl> If you haven't used it for awhile, you forget about that and then you make a little hassle for yourself. And some recipes seem to become too cold for the full flavor to develop properly in the mouth. We haven't discovered the solution to that yet.

We had one for years, gave it to a friend and bought a new one here. Still love the homemade ice cream, but do have to admit you get best results if you use it often enough to remember what works well. I think that's the problem the people are having who are complaining. For example, you do have to pour in the base quickly and start stirring quickly, or <hl> it may freeze in place <hl>. If you haven't used it for awhile, you forget about that and then you make a little hassle for yourself. And some recipes seem to become too cold for the full flavor to develop properly in the mouth. We haven't discovered the solution to that yet.

For example, you do have to pour in the base quickly and start stirring quickly, or <hl> it may freeze in place <hl> .


Question: What space does the rack take in the cupboard?

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: a small amount

<hl> 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. <hl> 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.

I like the design of the rack, it takes up <hl> a small amount <hl> 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.


Question: what is included

This corkscrew replaces a costly winged corkscrew that had it's worm break inside the cork.I thought this corkscrew would be harder to use then the winged type, but am pleasantly surprised that it is easier to use. The foil cutter is effective and easy to use. The teflon coated worm screws into the cork with almost no effort. Unlike the winged type, you turn the bottle, not the corkscrew, to insert the worm into the cork. The two step hinged prying tool makes it easy to start the cork out, and then with a slight shift get the cork all the way out. More pleasant features are that a bottle cap opener is included, this tool feels great in the hand, it's about the cheapest good quality corkscrew around, and it's good looking. The pictures don't do it justice.Salud!

Answer: bottle cap opener

This corkscrew replaces a costly winged corkscrew that had it's worm break inside the cork. I thought this corkscrew would be harder to use then the winged type, but am pleasantly surprised that it is easier to use. The foil cutter is effective and easy to use. The teflon coated worm screws into the cork with almost no effort. Unlike the winged type, you turn the bottle, not the corkscrew, to insert the worm into the cork. The two step hinged prying tool makes it easy to start the cork out, and then with a slight shift get the cork all the way out. <hl> More pleasant features are that a bottle cap opener is included, this tool feels great in the hand, it's about the cheapest good quality corkscrew around, and it's good looking. <hl> The pictures don't do it justice. Salud!

This corkscrew replaces a costly winged corkscrew that had it's worm break inside the cork.I thought this corkscrew would be harder to use then the winged type, but am pleasantly surprised that it is easier to use. The foil cutter is effective and easy to use. The teflon coated worm screws into the cork with almost no effort. Unlike the winged type, you turn the bottle, not the corkscrew, to insert the worm into the cork. The two step hinged prying tool makes it easy to start the cork out, and then with a slight shift get the cork all the way out. More pleasant features are that a <hl> bottle cap opener <hl> is included, this tool feels great in the hand, it's about the cheapest good quality corkscrew around, and it's good looking. The pictures don't do it justice.Salud!


Question: What type of furniture is the reviewer switching from?

I have to agree with other buyers on this - it's an outstanding spot cleaner. Had a spot on guest bedroom floor that I've been trying to get rid of with no luck. So I tried this. It disappeared. As soon as I blotted up the moisture, I could see the dark from the spot on the blotting towel. I also used it on another new spot and it did the same thing - cleaned it up right away. I'm changing furniture --- going from leather sofas and chairs to fabric, so this will come in handy for incidents that might happen there. I would definitely recommend Folex.

Answer: leather

I have to agree with other buyers on this - it's an outstanding spot cleaner. Had a spot on guest bedroom floor that I've been trying to get rid of with no luck. So I tried this. It disappeared. As soon as I blotted up the moisture, I could see the dark from the spot on the blotting towel. I also used it on another new spot and it did the same thing - cleaned it up right away. <hl> I'm changing furniture --- going from leather sofas and chairs to fabric, so this will come in handy for incidents that might happen there. <hl> I would definitely recommend Folex.

I have to agree with other buyers on this - it's an outstanding spot cleaner. Had a spot on guest bedroom floor that I've been trying to get rid of with no luck. So I tried this. It disappeared. As soon as I blotted up the moisture, I could see the dark from the spot on the blotting towel. I also used it on another new spot and it did the same thing - cleaned it up right away. I'm changing furniture --- going from <hl> leather <hl> sofas and chairs to fabric, so this will come in handy for incidents that might happen there. I would definitely recommend Folex.


Question: What is liked about the kettle?

This is a delightful kettle. I like its looks and I like its quiet whistle. My last kettle scared the dog with its shrillness. Some people have criticized how the water sputters when pouring boiling water. They've almost scalded the baby, etc. First rule with a kettle is to bring the cup to the kettle, not to carry a boiling vessel across the room, etc. Also, they must be "dumping" the water, rather than pouring. I have not had any problems and am very happy with my purchase.

Answer: looks and I like its quiet whistle.

This is a delightful kettle. <hl> I like its looks and I like its quiet whistle. My last kettle scared the dog with its shrillness. <hl> Some people have criticized how the water sputters when pouring boiling water. They've almost scalded the baby, etc. First rule with a kettle is to bring the cup to the kettle, not to carry a boiling vessel across the room, etc. Also, they must be "dumping" the water, rather than pouring. I have not had any problems and am very happy with my purchase.

This is a delightful kettle. I like its <hl> looks and I like its quiet whistle. <hl> My last kettle scared the dog with its shrillness. Some people have criticized how the water sputters when pouring boiling water. They've almost scalded the baby, etc. First rule with a kettle is to bring the cup to the kettle, not to carry a boiling vessel across the room, etc. Also, they must be "dumping" the water, rather than pouring. I have not had any problems and am very happy with my purchase.


Question: What can be used in the dishwasher?

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

Answer: stainless steel cups with stainless steel lids

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

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

They are <hl> stainless steel cups with stainless steel lids <hl> .


Question: What result is caused by the wide filter?

It is very easy to use and clean. However, it does not fit very well into my Frieling Clio. The filter is too wide, so it sits too high in the Clio, and it wobbles around in there. That allows the water to flow through too quickly, within seconds. As a result, I have to use a great deal more coffee in order to get the cup I want, and it still is not the extraction I want. It fit a little better after I removed the handle, but it still is fairly loose in there. I may have to look into other filters or a french press.A good deal of "sludge" will get through, as well. I don't mind that. I really don't. In fact, I somewhat like it. However, if you do not want it, then you probably ought to look into cloth filters. I do tend to go with a fairly fine grind, so that exacerbates the sludge.The ad claims that the filter is "dishwasher safe." While the filter is fairly sturdy, I question whether it will survive through many times in the dishwasher, but that is purely my speculation. Still, I prefer to wash it by hand, which takes only a few seconds.In the end, this filter is worth a good try. If you like it, you can't beat the price for the quality you get. If you don't like it, you ain't out but a few bucks (so long as they continue to offer this under $5).

Answer: use a great deal more coffee in order to get the cup I want

It is very easy to use and clean. However, it does not fit very well into my Frieling Clio. The filter is too wide, so it sits too high in the Clio, and it wobbles around in there. That allows the water to flow through too quickly, within seconds. <hl> As a result, I have to use a great deal more coffee in order to get the cup I want , and it still is not the extraction I want. <hl> It fit a little better after I removed the handle, but it still is fairly loose in there. I may have to look into other filters or a french press. A good deal of "sludge" will get through, as well. I don't mind that. I really don't. In fact, I somewhat like it. However, if you do not want it, then you probably ought to look into cloth filters. I do tend to go with a fairly fine grind, so that exacerbates the sludge. The ad claims that the filter is "dishwasher safe." While the filter is fairly sturdy, I question whether it will survive through many times in the dishwasher, but that is purely my speculation. Still, I prefer to wash it by hand, which takes only a few seconds. In the end, this filter is worth a good try. If you like it, you can't beat the price for the quality you get. If you don't like it, you ain't out but a few bucks (so long as they continue to offer this under $5).

It is very easy to use and clean. However, it does not fit very well into my Frieling Clio. The filter is too wide, so it sits too high in the Clio, and it wobbles around in there. That allows the water to flow through too quickly, within seconds. As a result, I have to <hl> use a great deal more coffee in order to get the cup I want <hl>, and it still is not the extraction I want. It fit a little better after I removed the handle, but it still is fairly loose in there. I may have to look into other filters or a french press.A good deal of "sludge" will get through, as well. I don't mind that. I really don't. In fact, I somewhat like it. However, if you do not want it, then you probably ought to look into cloth filters. I do tend to go with a fairly fine grind, so that exacerbates the sludge.The ad claims that the filter is "dishwasher safe." While the filter is fairly sturdy, I question whether it will survive through many times in the dishwasher, but that is purely my speculation. Still, I prefer to wash it by hand, which takes only a few seconds.In the end, this filter is worth a good try. If you like it, you can't beat the price for the quality you get. If you don't like it, you ain't out but a few bucks (so long as they continue to offer this under $5).

As a result, I have to <hl> use a great deal more coffee in order to get the cup I want <hl> , and it still is not the extraction I want.


Question: Did they give the original one to their niece or was it returned?

Yes, it's ok. That's about it. had bought a KitchenAid for myself previously and bought this for my neice. Thought it would be ok. Well it was ok, but that's it. Leightweight, rolled edges not well rolled. Returned it & got another KitchenAid. Worth the extra few bucks.

Answer: Returned it

Returned it & got another KitchenAid.

Yes, it's ok. That's about it. had bought a KitchenAid for myself previously and bought this for my neice. Thought it would be ok. Well it was ok, but that's it. Leightweight, rolled edges not well rolled. <hl> Returned it & got another KitchenAid. <hl> Worth the extra few bucks.

Yes, it's ok. That's about it. had bought a KitchenAid for myself previously and bought this for my neice. Thought it would be ok. Well it was ok, but that's it. Leightweight, rolled edges not well rolled. <hl> Returned it <hl> & got another KitchenAid. Worth the extra few bucks.


Question: How did the water boil in the Boduem Bistro Large Electric Water Kettle?

I absolutely adored the Bodum Bistro Large Electric Water Kettle! It was the perfect addition to my classroom, especially with winter coming on. However, there is just a slight problem. If not watched closely, the pot tends to get overheated and smells like it is going to melt. Which in turn, makes it unsafe to use.The water boiled quickly and efficiently. My only problem was the fact that this product gets so hot that I am afraid of it melting or burning something down.The company in my opinion needs to safety test this product a bit more closely.Natalie S. for Amazon Vine

Answer: quickly and efficiently

I absolutely adored the Bodum Bistro Large Electric Water Kettle! It was the perfect addition to my classroom, especially with winter coming on. However, there is just a slight problem. If not watched closely, the pot tends to get overheated and smells like it is going to melt. Which in turn, makes it unsafe to use. <hl> The water boiled quickly and efficiently . <hl> My only problem was the fact that this product gets so hot that I am afraid of it melting or burning something down. The company in my opinion needs to safety test this product a bit more closely. Natalie S. for Amazon Vine

I absolutely adored the Bodum Bistro Large Electric Water Kettle! It was the perfect addition to my classroom, especially with winter coming on. However, there is just a slight problem. If not watched closely, the pot tends to get overheated and smells like it is going to melt. Which in turn, makes it unsafe to use.The water boiled <hl> quickly and efficiently <hl>. My only problem was the fact that this product gets so hot that I am afraid of it melting or burning something down.The company in my opinion needs to safety test this product a bit more closely.Natalie S. for Amazon Vine

The water boiled <hl> quickly and efficiently <hl> .


Question: What does the husband travel for?

I have a young toddler who just started taking "big boy baths" in the tub, and this is perfect for him. (If there was a product that would make him sit down when he bathes, that'd be even more impressive :-) I was looking for something that didn't look like it was a medical product. The blue one provides a little style, and goes well with my bathroom decor.My husband travels periodically to places that manufacture rubber products, and the odor of the new product is par for the course. There's nothing the manufacturer would be able to do to remove the odor, except to use it a little like I did anyway. The smell fades. After you are done using the tub, turn on the shower as hot as possible and rinse the mat. You should be doing this anyway to keep residue from building up, but it'll make the odor go away faster. Also, it indicates on the product packaging that the item is machine-washable, so if it's important to you to get rid of any noticeable odor before you use it, throw it in the washing machine.I recommend this product.

Answer: My husband travels periodically to places that manufacture rubber products

I have a young toddler who just started taking "big boy baths" in the tub, and this is perfect for him. (If there was a product that would make him sit down when he bathes, that'd be even more impressive :-) I was looking for something that didn't look like it was a medical product. The blue one provides a little style, and goes well with my bathroom decor. <hl> My husband travels periodically to places that manufacture rubber products , and the odor of the new product is par for the course. <hl> There's nothing the manufacturer would be able to do to remove the odor, except to use it a little like I did anyway. The smell fades. After you are done using the tub, turn on the shower as hot as possible and rinse the mat. You should be doing this anyway to keep residue from building up, but it'll make the odor go away faster. Also, it indicates on the product packaging that the item is machine-washable, so if it's important to you to get rid of any noticeable odor before you use it, throw it in the washing machine. I recommend this product.

I have a young toddler who just started taking "big boy baths" in the tub, and this is perfect for him. (If there was a product that would make him sit down when he bathes, that'd be even more impressive :-) I was looking for something that didn't look like it was a medical product. The blue one provides a little style, and goes well with my bathroom decor.<hl> My husband travels periodically to places that manufacture rubber products <hl>, and the odor of the new product is par for the course. There's nothing the manufacturer would be able to do to remove the odor, except to use it a little like I did anyway. The smell fades. After you are done using the tub, turn on the shower as hot as possible and rinse the mat. You should be doing this anyway to keep residue from building up, but it'll make the odor go away faster. Also, it indicates on the product packaging that the item is machine-washable, so if it's important to you to get rid of any noticeable odor before you use it, throw it in the washing machine.I recommend this product.

<hl> My husband travels periodically to places that manufacture rubber products <hl> , and the odor of the new product is par for the course.


Question: The reviewer uses this fan especially for what kind of noise?

I had a tower fan for over 8 years and it suddenly died and they didn't make it anymore. So I searched and found the Lasko 2551, decided to give it a try. It comes just needing to be attached to the base, which is easy. It's nice and tall, so half the air isn't blown into the floor. I use this fan constantly when I am at home, especially for white noise to block out other noise in the home and for sleeping soundly. For me, the fan is almost too quiet. It's sturdy, doesn't tip over easily, and has a nice cord length.

Answer: white noise

I had a tower fan for over 8 years and it suddenly died and they didn't make it anymore. So I searched and found the Lasko 2551, decided to give it a try. It comes just needing to be attached to the base, which is easy. It's nice and tall, so half the air isn't blown into the floor. <hl> I use this fan constantly when I am at home, especially for white noise to block out other noise in the home and for sleeping soundly. <hl> For me, the fan is almost too quiet. It's sturdy, doesn't tip over easily, and has a nice cord length.

I had a tower fan for over 8 years and it suddenly died and they didn't make it anymore. So I searched and found the Lasko 2551, decided to give it a try. It comes just needing to be attached to the base, which is easy. It's nice and tall, so half the air isn't blown into the floor. I use this fan constantly when I am at home, especially for <hl> white noise <hl> to block out other noise in the home and for sleeping soundly. For me, the fan is almost too quiet. It's sturdy, doesn't tip over easily, and has a nice cord length.