Question: what do you need to do to lock the lid?

Answer: vacuum seal

I've had this product for several years and like it, though I don't use it much. It has a heavier than usual thickness compared to other FoodSaver containers. It stands up better (though I read a review from another that said it cracks, like the canisters) It is easy to use. I use it for left overs more than marinating. It does marinate well, and it's a good sized container. It's flaws are that it can't be used in the microwave and you really can't take it and go, to a party for instance. It also isn't stackable with other marinators (I have two) and it takes up a lot of space in your cabinet. I put the lid upside down in the marinator bottom and stack them that way. <hl> The lid doesn't lock without the vacuum seal ing, so once it's opened it isn't good for transporting if you're away from home, or moving the liquid left overs from the BBQ back to the kitchen without the threat of spilling. <hl> I would like to be able to take it from the refrigerator to the microwave to heat up leftovers or to a party with snacks and have the lid snap back on when it's time to go home or...... Maybe the next generation?????

I've had this product for several years and like it, though I don't use it much. It has a heavier than usual thickness compared to other FoodSaver containers. It stands up better (though I read a review from another that said it cracks, like the canisters) It is easy to use. I use it for left overs more than marinating. It does marinate well, and it's a good sized container. It's flaws are that it can't be used in the microwave and you really can't take it and go, to a party for instance. It also isn't stackable with other marinators (I have two) and it takes up a lot of space in your cabinet. I put the lid upside down in the marinator bottom and stack them that way. The lid doesn't lock without the <hl> vacuum seal <hl>ing, so once it's opened it isn't good for transporting if you're away from home, or moving the liquid left overs from the BBQ back to the kitchen without the threat of spilling. I would like to be able to take it from the refrigerator to the microwave to heat up leftovers or to a party with snacks and have the lid snap back on when it's time to go home or...... Maybe the next generation?????

The lid doesn't lock without the <hl> vacuum seal <hl> ing, so once it's opened it isn't good for transporting if you're away from home, or moving the liquid left overs from the BBQ back to the kitchen without the threat of spilling.


Question: what score would the reviewer have given the product?

i'd give it 5 stars, but that intimates perfection. it's a great all-purpose set, very versatile, all the pots are lidded, and the biggest lid also fits the frying pan. nice weight, nice grade of stainless, nicely clad, fast conducting bottom, good heat distribution. handles are well-designed, don't get hot on stovetop. ok for stovetop, oven, and broiler. 3 qt. pot is very versatile, good for 1/2 lb. of pasta, also nicely accomodates steamer insert for veggies. it's a whole-lotta-bang for the buck. allez cuisine!

Answer: 5 stars

<hl> i'd give it 5 stars , but that intimates perfection. <hl> it's a great all-purpose set, very versatile, all the pots are lidded, and the biggest lid also fits the frying pan. nice weight, nice grade of stainless, nicely clad, fast conducting bottom, good heat distribution. handles are well-designed, don't get hot on stovetop. ok for stovetop, oven, and broiler. 3 qt. pot is very versatile, good for 1/2 lb. of pasta, also nicely accomodates steamer insert for veggies. it's a whole-lotta-bang for the buck. allez cuisine!

i'd give it <hl> 5 stars <hl>, but that intimates perfection. it's a great all-purpose set, very versatile, all the pots are lidded, and the biggest lid also fits the frying pan. nice weight, nice grade of stainless, nicely clad, fast conducting bottom, good heat distribution. handles are well-designed, don't get hot on stovetop. ok for stovetop, oven, and broiler. 3 qt. pot is very versatile, good for 1/2 lb. of pasta, also nicely accomodates steamer insert for veggies. it's a whole-lotta-bang for the buck. allez cuisine!

i'd give it <hl> 5 stars <hl> , but that intimates perfection.


Question: what size pot is included in this set?

Answer: 3 qt

3 qt .

i'd give it 5 stars, but that intimates perfection. it's a great all-purpose set, very versatile, all the pots are lidded, and the biggest lid also fits the frying pan. nice weight, nice grade of stainless, nicely clad, fast conducting bottom, good heat distribution. handles are well-designed, don't get hot on stovetop. ok for stovetop, oven, and broiler. <hl> 3 qt . <hl> pot is very versatile, good for 1/2 lb. of pasta, also nicely accomodates steamer insert for veggies. it's a whole-lotta-bang for the buck. allez cuisine!

i'd give it 5 stars, but that intimates perfection. it's a great all-purpose set, very versatile, all the pots are lidded, and the biggest lid also fits the frying pan. nice weight, nice grade of stainless, nicely clad, fast conducting bottom, good heat distribution. handles are well-designed, don't get hot on stovetop. ok for stovetop, oven, and broiler. <hl> 3 qt <hl>. pot is very versatile, good for 1/2 lb. of pasta, also nicely accomodates steamer insert for veggies. it's a whole-lotta-bang for the buck. allez cuisine!


Question: how does the user describe the handles?

Answer: well-designed

i'd give it 5 stars, but that intimates perfection. it's a great all-purpose set, very versatile, all the pots are lidded, and the biggest lid also fits the frying pan. nice weight, nice grade of stainless, nicely clad, fast conducting bottom, good heat distribution. <hl> handles are well-designed , don't get hot on stovetop. <hl> ok for stovetop, oven, and broiler. 3 qt. pot is very versatile, good for 1/2 lb. of pasta, also nicely accomodates steamer insert for veggies. it's a whole-lotta-bang for the buck. allez cuisine!

i'd give it 5 stars, but that intimates perfection. it's a great all-purpose set, very versatile, all the pots are lidded, and the biggest lid also fits the frying pan. nice weight, nice grade of stainless, nicely clad, fast conducting bottom, good heat distribution. handles are <hl> well-designed <hl>, don't get hot on stovetop. ok for stovetop, oven, and broiler. 3 qt. pot is very versatile, good for 1/2 lb. of pasta, also nicely accomodates steamer insert for veggies. it's a whole-lotta-bang for the buck. allez cuisine!

handles are <hl> well-designed <hl> , don't get hot on stovetop.


Question: how much pasta could be cooked in the pot?

Answer: 1/2 lb.

i'd give it 5 stars, but that intimates perfection. it's a great all-purpose set, very versatile, all the pots are lidded, and the biggest lid also fits the frying pan. nice weight, nice grade of stainless, nicely clad, fast conducting bottom, good heat distribution. handles are well-designed, don't get hot on stovetop. ok for stovetop, oven, and broiler. 3 qt. <hl> pot is very versatile, good for 1/2 lb. of pasta, also nicely accomodates steamer insert for veggies. <hl> it's a whole-lotta-bang for the buck. allez cuisine!

i'd give it 5 stars, but that intimates perfection. it's a great all-purpose set, very versatile, all the pots are lidded, and the biggest lid also fits the frying pan. nice weight, nice grade of stainless, nicely clad, fast conducting bottom, good heat distribution. handles are well-designed, don't get hot on stovetop. ok for stovetop, oven, and broiler. 3 qt. pot is very versatile, good for <hl> 1/2 lb. <hl> of pasta, also nicely accomodates steamer insert for veggies. it's a whole-lotta-bang for the buck. allez cuisine!


Question: What kind of beer does this person want to make next?

2 Buddies and I decided to try a couple brew kits. We went together and purchased a 5 gal. kit, and I ordered the Mr. Beer kit to try myself. The Mr. Beer kit was much easier to prepare, than a kit with separate ingredient packs, with malt, barleys, hops, etc.The Mr. Beer process is simple, and relatively rewarding. However, for proper beer making, allow about 4 weeks from start to finish, instead of the minimum 2 weeks. I'm on my second batch now. The first batch yielded a simple, yet satisfying Cowboy Lager. It is not complex, but refreshing, with great carbonization. My next is is Wicked Red.The initial Mr. Beer recipe is quite simple in comparison to the other brew we made in 5 gallons with a larger, more expensive kit. That beer turned out really rich, with a full flavor, and quite hoppy. Not my preferred taste, but my buddies liked it allot. For the price, and simplicity, Mr. Beer is awesome.

Answer: Wicked Red

2 Buddies and I decided to try a couple brew kits. We went together and purchased a 5 gal. kit, and I ordered the Mr. Beer kit to try myself. The Mr. Beer kit was much easier to prepare, than a kit with separate ingredient packs, with malt, barleys, hops, etc. The Mr. Beer process is simple, and relatively rewarding. However, for proper beer making, allow about 4 weeks from start to finish, instead of the minimum 2 weeks. I'm on my second batch now. The first batch yielded a simple, yet satisfying Cowboy Lager. It is not complex, but refreshing, with great carbonization. <hl> My next is is Wicked Red .The initial Mr. Beer recipe is quite simple in comparison to the other brew we made in 5 gallons with a larger, more expensive kit. <hl> That beer turned out really rich, with a full flavor, and quite hoppy. Not my preferred taste, but my buddies liked it allot. For the price, and simplicity, Mr. Beer is awesome.

2 Buddies and I decided to try a couple brew kits. We went together and purchased a 5 gal. kit, and I ordered the Mr. Beer kit to try myself. The Mr. Beer kit was much easier to prepare, than a kit with separate ingredient packs, with malt, barleys, hops, etc.The Mr. Beer process is simple, and relatively rewarding. However, for proper beer making, allow about 4 weeks from start to finish, instead of the minimum 2 weeks. I'm on my second batch now. The first batch yielded a simple, yet satisfying Cowboy Lager. It is not complex, but refreshing, with great carbonization. My next is is <hl> Wicked Red <hl>.The initial Mr. Beer recipe is quite simple in comparison to the other brew we made in 5 gallons with a larger, more expensive kit. That beer turned out really rich, with a full flavor, and quite hoppy. Not my preferred taste, but my buddies liked it allot. For the price, and simplicity, Mr. Beer is awesome.

My next is is <hl> Wicked Red <hl> .The initial Mr. Beer recipe is quite simple in comparison to the other brew we made in 5 gallons with a larger, more expensive kit.


Question: How long is the minimum waiting time required to make beer with this product?

Answer: 2 weeks

2 Buddies and I decided to try a couple brew kits. We went together and purchased a 5 gal. kit, and I ordered the Mr. Beer kit to try myself. The Mr. Beer kit was much easier to prepare, than a kit with separate ingredient packs, with malt, barleys, hops, etc. The Mr. Beer process is simple, and relatively rewarding. <hl> However, for proper beer making, allow about 4 weeks from start to finish, instead of the minimum 2 weeks . <hl> I'm on my second batch now. The first batch yielded a simple, yet satisfying Cowboy Lager. It is not complex, but refreshing, with great carbonization. My next is is Wicked Red. The initial Mr. Beer recipe is quite simple in comparison to the other brew we made in 5 gallons with a larger, more expensive kit. That beer turned out really rich, with a full flavor, and quite hoppy. Not my preferred taste, but my buddies liked it allot. For the price, and simplicity, Mr. Beer is awesome.

2 Buddies and I decided to try a couple brew kits. We went together and purchased a 5 gal. kit, and I ordered the Mr. Beer kit to try myself. The Mr. Beer kit was much easier to prepare, than a kit with separate ingredient packs, with malt, barleys, hops, etc.The Mr. Beer process is simple, and relatively rewarding. However, for proper beer making, allow about 4 weeks from start to finish, instead of the minimum <hl> 2 weeks <hl>. I'm on my second batch now. The first batch yielded a simple, yet satisfying Cowboy Lager. It is not complex, but refreshing, with great carbonization. My next is is Wicked Red.The initial Mr. Beer recipe is quite simple in comparison to the other brew we made in 5 gallons with a larger, more expensive kit. That beer turned out really rich, with a full flavor, and quite hoppy. Not my preferred taste, but my buddies liked it allot. For the price, and simplicity, Mr. Beer is awesome.

However, for proper beer making, allow about 4 weeks from start to finish, instead of the minimum <hl> 2 weeks <hl> .


Question: What was the first beer this person tried?

Answer: Cowboy Lager

2 Buddies and I decided to try a couple brew kits. We went together and purchased a 5 gal. kit, and I ordered the Mr. Beer kit to try myself. The Mr. Beer kit was much easier to prepare, than a kit with separate ingredient packs, with malt, barleys, hops, etc. The Mr. Beer process is simple, and relatively rewarding. However, for proper beer making, allow about 4 weeks from start to finish, instead of the minimum 2 weeks. I'm on my second batch now. <hl> The first batch yielded a simple, yet satisfying Cowboy Lager . <hl> It is not complex, but refreshing, with great carbonization. My next is is Wicked Red. The initial Mr. Beer recipe is quite simple in comparison to the other brew we made in 5 gallons with a larger, more expensive kit. That beer turned out really rich, with a full flavor, and quite hoppy. Not my preferred taste, but my buddies liked it allot. For the price, and simplicity, Mr. Beer is awesome.

2 Buddies and I decided to try a couple brew kits. We went together and purchased a 5 gal. kit, and I ordered the Mr. Beer kit to try myself. The Mr. Beer kit was much easier to prepare, than a kit with separate ingredient packs, with malt, barleys, hops, etc.The Mr. Beer process is simple, and relatively rewarding. However, for proper beer making, allow about 4 weeks from start to finish, instead of the minimum 2 weeks. I'm on my second batch now. The first batch yielded a simple, yet satisfying <hl> Cowboy Lager <hl>. It is not complex, but refreshing, with great carbonization. My next is is Wicked Red.The initial Mr. Beer recipe is quite simple in comparison to the other brew we made in 5 gallons with a larger, more expensive kit. That beer turned out really rich, with a full flavor, and quite hoppy. Not my preferred taste, but my buddies liked it allot. For the price, and simplicity, Mr. Beer is awesome.

The first batch yielded a simple, yet satisfying <hl> Cowboy Lager <hl> .


Question: How large was this beer kit?

Answer: 5 gal.

2 Buddies and I decided to try a couple brew kits. We went together and purchased <hl> a 5 gal. kit, and I ordered the Mr. Beer kit to try myself. <hl> The Mr. Beer kit was much easier to prepare, than a kit with separate ingredient packs, with malt, barleys, hops, etc. The Mr. Beer process is simple, and relatively rewarding. However, for proper beer making, allow about 4 weeks from start to finish, instead of the minimum 2 weeks. I'm on my second batch now. The first batch yielded a simple, yet satisfying Cowboy Lager. It is not complex, but refreshing, with great carbonization. My next is is Wicked Red. The initial Mr. Beer recipe is quite simple in comparison to the other brew we made in 5 gallons with a larger, more expensive kit. That beer turned out really rich, with a full flavor, and quite hoppy. Not my preferred taste, but my buddies liked it allot. For the price, and simplicity, Mr. Beer is awesome.

2 Buddies and I decided to try a couple brew kits. We went together and purchased a <hl> 5 gal. <hl> kit, and I ordered the Mr. Beer kit to try myself. The Mr. Beer kit was much easier to prepare, than a kit with separate ingredient packs, with malt, barleys, hops, etc.The Mr. Beer process is simple, and relatively rewarding. However, for proper beer making, allow about 4 weeks from start to finish, instead of the minimum 2 weeks. I'm on my second batch now. The first batch yielded a simple, yet satisfying Cowboy Lager. It is not complex, but refreshing, with great carbonization. My next is is Wicked Red.The initial Mr. Beer recipe is quite simple in comparison to the other brew we made in 5 gallons with a larger, more expensive kit. That beer turned out really rich, with a full flavor, and quite hoppy. Not my preferred taste, but my buddies liked it allot. For the price, and simplicity, Mr. Beer is awesome.


Question: How many other people did the reviewer make beer with?

Answer: 2

2 Buddies

<hl> 2 Buddies <hl> and I decided to try a couple brew kits. We went together and purchased a 5 gal. kit, and I ordered the Mr. Beer kit to try myself. The Mr. Beer kit was much easier to prepare, than a kit with separate ingredient packs, with malt, barleys, hops, etc. The Mr. Beer process is simple, and relatively rewarding. However, for proper beer making, allow about 4 weeks from start to finish, instead of the minimum 2 weeks. I'm on my second batch now. The first batch yielded a simple, yet satisfying Cowboy Lager. It is not complex, but refreshing, with great carbonization. My next is is Wicked Red. The initial Mr. Beer recipe is quite simple in comparison to the other brew we made in 5 gallons with a larger, more expensive kit. That beer turned out really rich, with a full flavor, and quite hoppy. Not my preferred taste, but my buddies liked it allot. For the price, and simplicity, Mr. Beer is awesome.

<hl> 2 <hl> Buddies and I decided to try a couple brew kits. We went together and purchased a 5 gal. kit, and I ordered the Mr. Beer kit to try myself. The Mr. Beer kit was much easier to prepare, than a kit with separate ingredient packs, with malt, barleys, hops, etc.The Mr. Beer process is simple, and relatively rewarding. However, for proper beer making, allow about 4 weeks from start to finish, instead of the minimum 2 weeks. I'm on my second batch now. The first batch yielded a simple, yet satisfying Cowboy Lager. It is not complex, but refreshing, with great carbonization. My next is is Wicked Red.The initial Mr. Beer recipe is quite simple in comparison to the other brew we made in 5 gallons with a larger, more expensive kit. That beer turned out really rich, with a full flavor, and quite hoppy. Not my preferred taste, but my buddies liked it allot. For the price, and simplicity, Mr. Beer is awesome.


Question: About how long does this item take to heat up?

I choose this fryer due to it's ease-of-cleaning and it certainly was easy as parts are easily disassembled and re-assembled.The heating for me took approximately 15 minutes as advertised - sometimes quicker and sometimes a bit longer. The temps options are selectable between 300, 325, 350, to 375 max. The basket is easy to handle and clean. The timer was easy to set and very helpful when kitchen gets busy.My only complaint is the cap doesn't have an option to fully cover the oil. While the ventilation is key for steam/smoke to release if I desire to cover the frying, the issue is the times when it is not used and oil sits in there. The oder from used oil does get around the kitchen and may annoy family members sensitive to it.

Answer: 15 minutes

I choose this fryer due to it's ease-of-cleaning and it certainly was easy as parts are easily disassembled and re-assembled. <hl> The heating for me took approximately 15 minutes as advertised - sometimes quicker and sometimes a bit longer. <hl> The temps options are selectable between 300, 325, 350, to 375 max. The basket is easy to handle and clean. The timer was easy to set and very helpful when kitchen gets busy. My only complaint is the cap doesn't have an option to fully cover the oil. While the ventilation is key for steam/smoke to release if I desire to cover the frying, the issue is the times when it is not used and oil sits in there. The oder from used oil does get around the kitchen and may annoy family members sensitive to it.

I choose this fryer due to it's ease-of-cleaning and it certainly was easy as parts are easily disassembled and re-assembled.The heating for me took approximately <hl> 15 minutes <hl> as advertised - sometimes quicker and sometimes a bit longer. The temps options are selectable between 300, 325, 350, to 375 max. The basket is easy to handle and clean. The timer was easy to set and very helpful when kitchen gets busy.My only complaint is the cap doesn't have an option to fully cover the oil. While the ventilation is key for steam/smoke to release if I desire to cover the frying, the issue is the times when it is not used and oil sits in there. The oder from used oil does get around the kitchen and may annoy family members sensitive to it.


Question: The device needs ventilation so it can dispose of what?

Answer: steam/smoke

I choose this fryer due to it's ease-of-cleaning and it certainly was easy as parts are easily disassembled and re-assembled. The heating for me took approximately 15 minutes as advertised - sometimes quicker and sometimes a bit longer. The temps options are selectable between 300, 325, 350, to 375 max. The basket is easy to handle and clean. The timer was easy to set and very helpful when kitchen gets busy. My only complaint is the cap doesn't have an option to fully cover the oil. <hl> While the ventilation is key for steam/smoke to release if I desire to cover the frying, the issue is the times when it is not used and oil sits in there. <hl> The oder from used oil does get around the kitchen and may annoy family members sensitive to it.

I choose this fryer due to it's ease-of-cleaning and it certainly was easy as parts are easily disassembled and re-assembled.The heating for me took approximately 15 minutes as advertised - sometimes quicker and sometimes a bit longer. The temps options are selectable between 300, 325, 350, to 375 max. The basket is easy to handle and clean. The timer was easy to set and very helpful when kitchen gets busy.My only complaint is the cap doesn't have an option to fully cover the oil. While the ventilation is key for <hl> steam/smoke <hl> to release if I desire to cover the frying, the issue is the times when it is not used and oil sits in there. The oder from used oil does get around the kitchen and may annoy family members sensitive to it.


Question: What is the maximum temperature this fryer can reach?

Answer: 375

I choose this fryer due to it's ease-of-cleaning and it certainly was easy as parts are easily disassembled and re-assembled. The heating for me took approximately 15 minutes as advertised - sometimes quicker and sometimes a bit longer. <hl> The temps options are selectable between 300, 325, 350, to 375 max. <hl> The basket is easy to handle and clean. The timer was easy to set and very helpful when kitchen gets busy. My only complaint is the cap doesn't have an option to fully cover the oil. While the ventilation is key for steam/smoke to release if I desire to cover the frying, the issue is the times when it is not used and oil sits in there. The oder from used oil does get around the kitchen and may annoy family members sensitive to it.

I choose this fryer due to it's ease-of-cleaning and it certainly was easy as parts are easily disassembled and re-assembled.The heating for me took approximately 15 minutes as advertised - sometimes quicker and sometimes a bit longer. The temps options are selectable between 300, 325, 350, to <hl> 375 <hl> max. The basket is easy to handle and clean. The timer was easy to set and very helpful when kitchen gets busy.My only complaint is the cap doesn't have an option to fully cover the oil. While the ventilation is key for steam/smoke to release if I desire to cover the frying, the issue is the times when it is not used and oil sits in there. The oder from used oil does get around the kitchen and may annoy family members sensitive to it.


Question: Why did this person choose this particular model in the first place?

Answer: ease-of-cleaning

<hl> I choose this fryer due to it's ease-of-cleaning and it certainly was easy as parts are easily disassembled and re-assembled. <hl> The heating for me took approximately 15 minutes as advertised - sometimes quicker and sometimes a bit longer. The temps options are selectable between 300, 325, 350, to 375 max. The basket is easy to handle and clean. The timer was easy to set and very helpful when kitchen gets busy. My only complaint is the cap doesn't have an option to fully cover the oil. While the ventilation is key for steam/smoke to release if I desire to cover the frying, the issue is the times when it is not used and oil sits in there. The oder from used oil does get around the kitchen and may annoy family members sensitive to it.

I choose this fryer due to it's <hl> ease-of-cleaning <hl> and it certainly was easy as parts are easily disassembled and re-assembled.The heating for me took approximately 15 minutes as advertised - sometimes quicker and sometimes a bit longer. The temps options are selectable between 300, 325, 350, to 375 max. The basket is easy to handle and clean. The timer was easy to set and very helpful when kitchen gets busy.My only complaint is the cap doesn't have an option to fully cover the oil. While the ventilation is key for steam/smoke to release if I desire to cover the frying, the issue is the times when it is not used and oil sits in there. The oder from used oil does get around the kitchen and may annoy family members sensitive to it.


Question: What about this device can potentially annoy others?

Answer: oder from used oil

I choose this fryer due to it's ease-of-cleaning and it certainly was easy as parts are easily disassembled and re-assembled. The heating for me took approximately 15 minutes as advertised - sometimes quicker and sometimes a bit longer. The temps options are selectable between 300, 325, 350, to 375 max. The basket is easy to handle and clean. The timer was easy to set and very helpful when kitchen gets busy. My only complaint is the cap doesn't have an option to fully cover the oil. While the ventilation is key for steam/smoke to release if I desire to cover the frying, the issue is the times when it is not used and oil sits in there. <hl> The oder from used oil does get around the kitchen and may annoy family members sensitive to it. <hl>

I choose this fryer due to it's ease-of-cleaning and it certainly was easy as parts are easily disassembled and re-assembled.The heating for me took approximately 15 minutes as advertised - sometimes quicker and sometimes a bit longer. The temps options are selectable between 300, 325, 350, to 375 max. The basket is easy to handle and clean. The timer was easy to set and very helpful when kitchen gets busy.My only complaint is the cap doesn't have an option to fully cover the oil. While the ventilation is key for steam/smoke to release if I desire to cover the frying, the issue is the times when it is not used and oil sits in there. The <hl> oder from used oil <hl> does get around the kitchen and may annoy family members sensitive to it.


Question: How large is this person's room?

I hooked this thing up myself and I'm not terribly handy. I had a little trouble hooking the plastic pieces onto the hose but finally figured out they need to go counterclockwise. Doh!It works like a champ--gets my room cool in 20 minutes (about 300 sq ft). It's pretty heavy, which will be prohibitive to my moving it up and downstairs, but it's doable, if somewhat awkward.I love the automatic room temperature--the fan stays on and the air conditioner turns on only when needed. It has other automated settings I have yet to try but that look helpful.I love the remote! I can adjust it while still lying in bed. Sweet!

Answer: 300 sq ft

I hooked this thing up myself and I'm not terribly handy. I had a little trouble hooking the plastic pieces onto the hose but finally figured out they need to go counterclockwise. <hl> Doh!It works like a champ--gets my room cool in 20 minutes (about 300 sq ft ). <hl> It's pretty heavy, which will be prohibitive to my moving it up and downstairs, but it's doable, if somewhat awkward. I love the automatic room temperature--the fan stays on and the air conditioner turns on only when needed. It has other automated settings I have yet to try but that look helpful. I love the remote! I can adjust it while still lying in bed. Sweet!

I hooked this thing up myself and I'm not terribly handy. I had a little trouble hooking the plastic pieces onto the hose but finally figured out they need to go counterclockwise. Doh!It works like a champ--gets my room cool in 20 minutes (about <hl> 300 sq ft <hl>). It's pretty heavy, which will be prohibitive to my moving it up and downstairs, but it's doable, if somewhat awkward.I love the automatic room temperature--the fan stays on and the air conditioner turns on only when needed. It has other automated settings I have yet to try but that look helpful.I love the remote! I can adjust it while still lying in bed. Sweet!

Doh!It works like a champ--gets my room cool in 20 minutes (about <hl> 300 sq ft <hl> ).


Question: How long does the device take to cool the entire room in question?

Answer: 20 minutes

I hooked this thing up myself and I'm not terribly handy. I had a little trouble hooking the plastic pieces onto the hose but finally figured out they need to go counterclockwise. <hl> Doh!It works like a champ--gets my room cool in 20 minutes (about 300 sq ft). <hl> It's pretty heavy, which will be prohibitive to my moving it up and downstairs, but it's doable, if somewhat awkward. I love the automatic room temperature--the fan stays on and the air conditioner turns on only when needed. It has other automated settings I have yet to try but that look helpful. I love the remote! I can adjust it while still lying in bed. Sweet!

I hooked this thing up myself and I'm not terribly handy. I had a little trouble hooking the plastic pieces onto the hose but finally figured out they need to go counterclockwise. Doh!It works like a champ--gets my room cool in <hl> 20 minutes <hl> (about 300 sq ft). It's pretty heavy, which will be prohibitive to my moving it up and downstairs, but it's doable, if somewhat awkward.I love the automatic room temperature--the fan stays on and the air conditioner turns on only when needed. It has other automated settings I have yet to try but that look helpful.I love the remote! I can adjust it while still lying in bed. Sweet!


Question: What part of the assembly did the reviewer struggle with briefly?

Answer: hooking the plastic pieces onto the hose

I hooked this thing up myself and I'm not terribly handy. <hl> I had a little trouble hooking the plastic pieces onto the hose but finally figured out they need to go counterclockwise. <hl> Doh!It works like a champ--gets my room cool in 20 minutes (about 300 sq ft). It's pretty heavy, which will be prohibitive to my moving it up and downstairs, but it's doable, if somewhat awkward. I love the automatic room temperature--the fan stays on and the air conditioner turns on only when needed. It has other automated settings I have yet to try but that look helpful. I love the remote! I can adjust it while still lying in bed. Sweet!

I hooked this thing up myself and I'm not terribly handy. I had a little trouble <hl> hooking the plastic pieces onto the hose <hl> but finally figured out they need to go counterclockwise. Doh!It works like a champ--gets my room cool in 20 minutes (about 300 sq ft). It's pretty heavy, which will be prohibitive to my moving it up and downstairs, but it's doable, if somewhat awkward.I love the automatic room temperature--the fan stays on and the air conditioner turns on only when needed. It has other automated settings I have yet to try but that look helpful.I love the remote! I can adjust it while still lying in bed. Sweet!


Question: What part of this device helps the person adjust it remotely?

Answer: remote

I love the remote !

I hooked this thing up myself and I'm not terribly handy. I had a little trouble hooking the plastic pieces onto the hose but finally figured out they need to go counterclockwise. Doh!It works like a champ--gets my room cool in 20 minutes (about 300 sq ft). It's pretty heavy, which will be prohibitive to my moving it up and downstairs, but it's doable, if somewhat awkward. I love the automatic room temperature--the fan stays on and the air conditioner turns on only when needed. It has other automated settings I have yet to try but that look helpful. <hl> I love the remote ! <hl> I can adjust it while still lying in bed. Sweet!

I hooked this thing up myself and I'm not terribly handy. I had a little trouble hooking the plastic pieces onto the hose but finally figured out they need to go counterclockwise. Doh!It works like a champ--gets my room cool in 20 minutes (about 300 sq ft). It's pretty heavy, which will be prohibitive to my moving it up and downstairs, but it's doable, if somewhat awkward.I love the automatic room temperature--the fan stays on and the air conditioner turns on only when needed. It has other automated settings I have yet to try but that look helpful.I love the <hl> remote <hl>! I can adjust it while still lying in bed. Sweet!


Question: This device can be difficult to move up stairs because it has what property?

Answer: It's pretty heavy

I hooked this thing up myself and I'm not terribly handy. I had a little trouble hooking the plastic pieces onto the hose but finally figured out they need to go counterclockwise. Doh!It works like a champ--gets my room cool in 20 minutes (about 300 sq ft). <hl> It's pretty heavy , which will be prohibitive to my moving it up and downstairs, but it's doable, if somewhat awkward. <hl> I love the automatic room temperature--the fan stays on and the air conditioner turns on only when needed. It has other automated settings I have yet to try but that look helpful. I love the remote! I can adjust it while still lying in bed. Sweet!

I hooked this thing up myself and I'm not terribly handy. I had a little trouble hooking the plastic pieces onto the hose but finally figured out they need to go counterclockwise. Doh!It works like a champ--gets my room cool in 20 minutes (about 300 sq ft). <hl> It's pretty heavy <hl>, which will be prohibitive to my moving it up and downstairs, but it's doable, if somewhat awkward.I love the automatic room temperature--the fan stays on and the air conditioner turns on only when needed. It has other automated settings I have yet to try but that look helpful.I love the remote! I can adjust it while still lying in bed. Sweet!

<hl> It's pretty heavy <hl> , which will be prohibitive to my moving it up and downstairs, but it's doable, if somewhat awkward.


Question: The customer wanted to reduce the waste associated with what product?

I really wanted to eliminate the waste of the K cups and I really wanted a good cup of coffee at the same time. Our French Press is great but many mornings it's just one of us drinking and only one or two cups per day, so I bought this Kuerig product thinking it would be the answer. It is AN answer but the coffee it brews is not. I've tried grinding the beans course, fine, in between but the brew is very weak.If you like typical cafe coffee, this might be for you.Not only is the coffee pretty weak, but in brewing, water ran our all over the place. I reached up to the seal that would prevent the leakage and moved it down a bit but it still leaks.I could probably live with a little water leakage but not the sadly weak brew that results.I buy good, strong coffee beans (and LOVE the Tully's K cups that our Costco stocks) but this filter just doesn't do it.Perhaps there's too much filter screen and the water isn't allowed enough time in contact with the ground coffee. I've tried cutting the top bit off a K cup and placing it into the My K-cup, then dropping the provided filter in which seems to help, but not much.There are better alternatives out there and I'm exploring two of them now, the Eko Cup and My Caps.This item isn't worth it.

Answer: K cups

<hl> I really wanted to eliminate the waste of the K cups and I really wanted a good cup of coffee at the same time. <hl> Our French Press is great but many mornings it's just one of us drinking and only one or two cups per day, so I bought this Kuerig product thinking it would be the answer. It is AN answer but the coffee it brews is not. I've tried grinding the beans course, fine, in between but the brew is very weak. If you like typical cafe coffee, this might be for you. Not only is the coffee pretty weak, but in brewing, water ran our all over the place. I reached up to the seal that would prevent the leakage and moved it down a bit but it still leaks. I could probably live with a little water leakage but not the sadly weak brew that results. I buy good, strong coffee beans (and LOVE the Tully's K cups that our Costco stocks) but this filter just doesn't do it. Perhaps there's too much filter screen and the water isn't allowed enough time in contact with the ground coffee. I've tried cutting the top bit off a K cup and placing it into the My K-cup, then dropping the provided filter in which seems to help, but not much. There are better alternatives out there and I'm exploring two of them now, the Eko Cup and My Caps. This item isn't worth it.

I really wanted to eliminate the waste of the <hl> K cups <hl> and I really wanted a good cup of coffee at the same time. Our French Press is great but many mornings it's just one of us drinking and only one or two cups per day, so I bought this Kuerig product thinking it would be the answer. It is AN answer but the coffee it brews is not. I've tried grinding the beans course, fine, in between but the brew is very weak.If you like typical cafe coffee, this might be for you.Not only is the coffee pretty weak, but in brewing, water ran our all over the place. I reached up to the seal that would prevent the leakage and moved it down a bit but it still leaks.I could probably live with a little water leakage but not the sadly weak brew that results.I buy good, strong coffee beans (and LOVE the Tully's K cups that our Costco stocks) but this filter just doesn't do it.Perhaps there's too much filter screen and the water isn't allowed enough time in contact with the ground coffee. I've tried cutting the top bit off a K cup and placing it into the My K-cup, then dropping the provided filter in which seems to help, but not much.There are better alternatives out there and I'm exploring two of them now, the Eko Cup and My Caps.This item isn't worth it.


Question: Where does this person buy their Tully's products?

Answer: Costco

I really wanted to eliminate the waste of the K cups and I really wanted a good cup of coffee at the same time. Our French Press is great but many mornings it's just one of us drinking and only one or two cups per day, so I bought this Kuerig product thinking it would be the answer. It is AN answer but the coffee it brews is not. I've tried grinding the beans course, fine, in between but the brew is very weak. If you like typical cafe coffee, this might be for you. Not only is the coffee pretty weak, but in brewing, water ran our all over the place. I reached up to the seal that would prevent the leakage and moved it down a bit but it still leaks. I could probably live with a little water leakage but not the sadly weak brew that results. <hl> I buy good, strong coffee beans (and LOVE the Tully's K cups that our Costco stocks) <hl> but this filter just doesn't do it. Perhaps there's too much filter screen and the water isn't allowed enough time in contact with the ground coffee. I've tried cutting the top bit off a K cup and placing it into the My K-cup, then dropping the provided filter in which seems to help, but not much. There are better alternatives out there and I'm exploring two of them now, the Eko Cup and My Caps. This item isn't worth it.

I really wanted to eliminate the waste of the K cups and I really wanted a good cup of coffee at the same time. Our French Press is great but many mornings it's just one of us drinking and only one or two cups per day, so I bought this Kuerig product thinking it would be the answer. It is AN answer but the coffee it brews is not. I've tried grinding the beans course, fine, in between but the brew is very weak.If you like typical cafe coffee, this might be for you.Not only is the coffee pretty weak, but in brewing, water ran our all over the place. I reached up to the seal that would prevent the leakage and moved it down a bit but it still leaks.I could probably live with a little water leakage but not the sadly weak brew that results.I buy good, strong coffee beans (and LOVE the Tully's K cups that our <hl> Costco <hl> stocks) but this filter just doesn't do it.Perhaps there's too much filter screen and the water isn't allowed enough time in contact with the ground coffee. I've tried cutting the top bit off a K cup and placing it into the My K-cup, then dropping the provided filter in which seems to help, but not much.There are better alternatives out there and I'm exploring two of them now, the Eko Cup and My Caps.This item isn't worth it.


Question: Alternatives to this product that the customer is looking into include My Caps and what else?

Answer: Eko Cup

I really wanted to eliminate the waste of the K cups and I really wanted a good cup of coffee at the same time. Our French Press is great but many mornings it's just one of us drinking and only one or two cups per day, so I bought this Kuerig product thinking it would be the answer. It is AN answer but the coffee it brews is not. I've tried grinding the beans course, fine, in between but the brew is very weak. If you like typical cafe coffee, this might be for you. Not only is the coffee pretty weak, but in brewing, water ran our all over the place. I reached up to the seal that would prevent the leakage and moved it down a bit but it still leaks. I could probably live with a little water leakage but not the sadly weak brew that results. I buy good, strong coffee beans (and LOVE the Tully's K cups that our Costco stocks) but this filter just doesn't do it. Perhaps there's too much filter screen and the water isn't allowed enough time in contact with the ground coffee. I've tried cutting the top bit off a K cup and placing it into the My K-cup, then dropping the provided filter in which seems to help, but not much. <hl> There are better alternatives out there and I'm exploring two of them now, the Eko Cup and My Caps. <hl> This item isn't worth it.

I really wanted to eliminate the waste of the K cups and I really wanted a good cup of coffee at the same time. Our French Press is great but many mornings it's just one of us drinking and only one or two cups per day, so I bought this Kuerig product thinking it would be the answer. It is AN answer but the coffee it brews is not. I've tried grinding the beans course, fine, in between but the brew is very weak.If you like typical cafe coffee, this might be for you.Not only is the coffee pretty weak, but in brewing, water ran our all over the place. I reached up to the seal that would prevent the leakage and moved it down a bit but it still leaks.I could probably live with a little water leakage but not the sadly weak brew that results.I buy good, strong coffee beans (and LOVE the Tully's K cups that our Costco stocks) but this filter just doesn't do it.Perhaps there's too much filter screen and the water isn't allowed enough time in contact with the ground coffee. I've tried cutting the top bit off a K cup and placing it into the My K-cup, then dropping the provided filter in which seems to help, but not much.There are better alternatives out there and I'm exploring two of them now, the <hl> Eko Cup <hl> and My Caps.This item isn't worth it.


Question: When using this coffee maker, what sometimes leaks out of it?

Answer: water

I really wanted to eliminate the waste of the K cups and I really wanted a good cup of coffee at the same time. Our French Press is great but many mornings it's just one of us drinking and only one or two cups per day, so I bought this Kuerig product thinking it would be the answer. It is AN answer but the coffee it brews is not. I've tried grinding the beans course, fine, in between but the brew is very weak. If you like typical cafe coffee, this might be for you. <hl> Not only is the coffee pretty weak, but in brewing, water ran our all over the place. <hl> I reached up to the seal that would prevent the leakage and moved it down a bit but it still leaks. I could probably live with a little water leakage but not the sadly weak brew that results. I buy good, strong coffee beans (and LOVE the Tully's K cups that our Costco stocks) but this filter just doesn't do it. Perhaps there's too much filter screen and the water isn't allowed enough time in contact with the ground coffee. I've tried cutting the top bit off a K cup and placing it into the My K-cup, then dropping the provided filter in which seems to help, but not much. There are better alternatives out there and I'm exploring two of them now, the Eko Cup and My Caps. This item isn't worth it.

I really wanted to eliminate the waste of the K cups and I really wanted a good cup of coffee at the same time. Our French Press is great but many mornings it's just one of us drinking and only one or two cups per day, so I bought this Kuerig product thinking it would be the answer. It is AN answer but the coffee it brews is not. I've tried grinding the beans course, fine, in between but the brew is very weak.If you like typical cafe coffee, this might be for you.Not only is the coffee pretty weak, but in brewing, <hl> water <hl> ran our all over the place. I reached up to the seal that would prevent the leakage and moved it down a bit but it still leaks.I could probably live with a little water leakage but not the sadly weak brew that results.I buy good, strong coffee beans (and LOVE the Tully's K cups that our Costco stocks) but this filter just doesn't do it.Perhaps there's too much filter screen and the water isn't allowed enough time in contact with the ground coffee. I've tried cutting the top bit off a K cup and placing it into the My K-cup, then dropping the provided filter in which seems to help, but not much.There are better alternatives out there and I'm exploring two of them now, the Eko Cup and My Caps.This item isn't worth it.


Question: The coffee that this product makes could best be described as being what?

Answer: very weak

I really wanted to eliminate the waste of the K cups and I really wanted a good cup of coffee at the same time. Our French Press is great but many mornings it's just one of us drinking and only one or two cups per day, so I bought this Kuerig product thinking it would be the answer. It is AN answer but the coffee it brews is not. <hl> I've tried grinding the beans course, fine, in between but the brew is very weak .If you like typical cafe coffee, this might be for you. <hl> Not only is the coffee pretty weak, but in brewing, water ran our all over the place. I reached up to the seal that would prevent the leakage and moved it down a bit but it still leaks. I could probably live with a little water leakage but not the sadly weak brew that results. I buy good, strong coffee beans (and LOVE the Tully's K cups that our Costco stocks) but this filter just doesn't do it. Perhaps there's too much filter screen and the water isn't allowed enough time in contact with the ground coffee. I've tried cutting the top bit off a K cup and placing it into the My K-cup, then dropping the provided filter in which seems to help, but not much. There are better alternatives out there and I'm exploring two of them now, the Eko Cup and My Caps. This item isn't worth it.

I really wanted to eliminate the waste of the K cups and I really wanted a good cup of coffee at the same time. Our French Press is great but many mornings it's just one of us drinking and only one or two cups per day, so I bought this Kuerig product thinking it would be the answer. It is AN answer but the coffee it brews is not. I've tried grinding the beans course, fine, in between but the brew is <hl> very weak <hl>.If you like typical cafe coffee, this might be for you.Not only is the coffee pretty weak, but in brewing, water ran our all over the place. I reached up to the seal that would prevent the leakage and moved it down a bit but it still leaks.I could probably live with a little water leakage but not the sadly weak brew that results.I buy good, strong coffee beans (and LOVE the Tully's K cups that our Costco stocks) but this filter just doesn't do it.Perhaps there's too much filter screen and the water isn't allowed enough time in contact with the ground coffee. I've tried cutting the top bit off a K cup and placing it into the My K-cup, then dropping the provided filter in which seems to help, but not much.There are better alternatives out there and I'm exploring two of them now, the Eko Cup and My Caps.This item isn't worth it.

I've tried grinding the beans course, fine, in between but the brew is <hl> very weak <hl> .If you like typical cafe coffee, this might be for you.


Question: How large is the bowl on this glass?

This glass is perfectly designed to bring out all of the best of a great whiskey, scotch, or bourbon. I find it also useful for high quality spirits you wish to drink neet. The bowl is shaped to help designate about one ounce of spirit (while permitting enough area to assist in the opening of the bouquet of the spirit). The narrow mouth concentrates the aromas for you full enjoyment (especially if you have pre-chilled the spirit you are drinking). The shape of the stem and bowl are wonderful to assist in the warming by your hands and the swirl of the spirit to bring out the brands best qualities on your palette.

Answer: one ounce

This glass is perfectly designed to bring out all of the best of a great whiskey, scotch, or bourbon. I find it also useful for high quality spirits you wish to drink neet. <hl> The bowl is shaped to help designate about one ounce of spirit (while permitting enough area to assist in the opening of the bouquet of the spirit). <hl> The narrow mouth concentrates the aromas for you full enjoyment (especially if you have pre-chilled the spirit you are drinking). The shape of the stem and bowl are wonderful to assist in the warming by your hands and the swirl of the spirit to bring out the brands best qualities on your palette.

This glass is perfectly designed to bring out all of the best of a great whiskey, scotch, or bourbon. I find it also useful for high quality spirits you wish to drink neet. The bowl is shaped to help designate about <hl> one ounce <hl> of spirit (while permitting enough area to assist in the opening of the bouquet of the spirit). The narrow mouth concentrates the aromas for you full enjoyment (especially if you have pre-chilled the spirit you are drinking). The shape of the stem and bowl are wonderful to assist in the warming by your hands and the swirl of the spirit to bring out the brands best qualities on your palette.


Question: The glass might help warm what, which is desirable in this case?

Answer: your hands

This glass is perfectly designed to bring out all of the best of a great whiskey, scotch, or bourbon. I find it also useful for high quality spirits you wish to drink neet. The bowl is shaped to help designate about one ounce of spirit (while permitting enough area to assist in the opening of the bouquet of the spirit). The narrow mouth concentrates the aromas for you full enjoyment (especially if you have pre-chilled the spirit you are drinking). <hl> The shape of the stem and bowl are wonderful to assist in the warming by your hands and the swirl of the spirit to bring out the brands best qualities on your palette. <hl>

This glass is perfectly designed to bring out all of the best of a great whiskey, scotch, or bourbon. I find it also useful for high quality spirits you wish to drink neet. The bowl is shaped to help designate about one ounce of spirit (while permitting enough area to assist in the opening of the bouquet of the spirit). The narrow mouth concentrates the aromas for you full enjoyment (especially if you have pre-chilled the spirit you are drinking). The shape of the stem and bowl are wonderful to assist in the warming by <hl> your hands <hl> and the swirl of the spirit to bring out the brands best qualities on your palette.


Question: What liquors are best served in this item?

Answer: whiskey, scotch, or bourbon

<hl> This glass is perfectly designed to bring out all of the best of a great whiskey, scotch, or bourbon . <hl> I find it also useful for high quality spirits you wish to drink neet. The bowl is shaped to help designate about one ounce of spirit (while permitting enough area to assist in the opening of the bouquet of the spirit). The narrow mouth concentrates the aromas for you full enjoyment (especially if you have pre-chilled the spirit you are drinking). The shape of the stem and bowl are wonderful to assist in the warming by your hands and the swirl of the spirit to bring out the brands best qualities on your palette.

This glass is perfectly designed to bring out all of the best of a great <hl> whiskey, scotch, or bourbon <hl>. I find it also useful for high quality spirits you wish to drink neet. The bowl is shaped to help designate about one ounce of spirit (while permitting enough area to assist in the opening of the bouquet of the spirit). The narrow mouth concentrates the aromas for you full enjoyment (especially if you have pre-chilled the spirit you are drinking). The shape of the stem and bowl are wonderful to assist in the warming by your hands and the swirl of the spirit to bring out the brands best qualities on your palette.

This glass is perfectly designed to bring out all of the best of a great <hl> whiskey, scotch, or bourbon <hl> .


Question: What action can you take with the spirit to bring out its qualities?

Answer: swirl

This glass is perfectly designed to bring out all of the best of a great whiskey, scotch, or bourbon. I find it also useful for high quality spirits you wish to drink neet. The bowl is shaped to help designate about one ounce of spirit (while permitting enough area to assist in the opening of the bouquet of the spirit). The narrow mouth concentrates the aromas for you full enjoyment (especially if you have pre-chilled the spirit you are drinking). <hl> The shape of the stem and bowl are wonderful to assist in the warming by your hands and the swirl of the spirit to bring out the brands best qualities on your palette. <hl>

This glass is perfectly designed to bring out all of the best of a great whiskey, scotch, or bourbon. I find it also useful for high quality spirits you wish to drink neet. The bowl is shaped to help designate about one ounce of spirit (while permitting enough area to assist in the opening of the bouquet of the spirit). The narrow mouth concentrates the aromas for you full enjoyment (especially if you have pre-chilled the spirit you are drinking). The shape of the stem and bowl are wonderful to assist in the warming by your hands and the <hl> swirl <hl> of the spirit to bring out the brands best qualities on your palette.


Question: What is slow?

First I must say that this neat little gadget is SLOW. It would be a lot quicker to just thump the edge of the jar on the floor to release the seal. However, now that I have hard wood in the kitchen, I needed another option.This jar opener would be a perfect solution for the elderly and others who have weak hands or an injury. I have owned mine for about six months and have good luck with it opening all sized jars. Just hold down the button and off it goes.It's simple to operate and stores easily due to its small size. Definitely a keeper, if you don't mind the wait!

Answer: jar opener

First I must say that this neat little gadget is SLOW. It would be a lot quicker to just thump the edge of the jar on the floor to release the seal. However, now that I have hard wood in the kitchen, I needed another option. <hl> This jar opener would be a perfect solution for the elderly and others who have weak hands or an injury. <hl> I have owned mine for about six months and have good luck with it opening all sized jars. Just hold down the button and off it goes. It's simple to operate and stores easily due to its small size. Definitely a keeper, if you don't mind the wait!

First I must say that this neat little gadget is SLOW. It would be a lot quicker to just thump the edge of the jar on the floor to release the seal. However, now that I have hard wood in the kitchen, I needed another option.This <hl> jar opener <hl> would be a perfect solution for the elderly and others who have weak hands or an injury. I have owned mine for about six months and have good luck with it opening all sized jars. Just hold down the button and off it goes.It's simple to operate and stores easily due to its small size. Definitely a keeper, if you don't mind the wait!


Question: What would be a perfect solution for the elderly?

Answer: jar opener

First I must say that this neat little gadget is SLOW. It would be a lot quicker to just thump the edge of the jar on the floor to release the seal. However, now that I have hard wood in the kitchen, I needed another option. <hl> This jar opener would be a perfect solution for the elderly and others who have weak hands or an injury. <hl> I have owned mine for about six months and have good luck with it opening all sized jars. Just hold down the button and off it goes. It's simple to operate and stores easily due to its small size. Definitely a keeper, if you don't mind the wait!

First I must say that this neat little gadget is SLOW. It would be a lot quicker to just thump the edge of the jar on the floor to release the seal. However, now that I have hard wood in the kitchen, I needed another option.This <hl> jar opener <hl> would be a perfect solution for the elderly and others who have weak hands or an injury. I have owned mine for about six months and have good luck with it opening all sized jars. Just hold down the button and off it goes.It's simple to operate and stores easily due to its small size. Definitely a keeper, if you don't mind the wait!


Question: What do you have to hold down on the jar opener?

Answer: the button

First I must say that this neat little gadget is SLOW. It would be a lot quicker to just thump the edge of the jar on the floor to release the seal. However, now that I have hard wood in the kitchen, I needed another option. This jar opener would be a perfect solution for the elderly and others who have weak hands or an injury. I have owned mine for about six months and have good luck with it opening all sized jars. <hl> Just hold down the button and off it goes. <hl> It's simple to operate and stores easily due to its small size. Definitely a keeper, if you don't mind the wait!

First I must say that this neat little gadget is SLOW. It would be a lot quicker to just thump the edge of the jar on the floor to release the seal. However, now that I have hard wood in the kitchen, I needed another option.This jar opener would be a perfect solution for the elderly and others who have weak hands or an injury. I have owned mine for about six months and have good luck with it opening all sized jars. Just hold down <hl> the button <hl> and off it goes.It's simple to operate and stores easily due to its small size. Definitely a keeper, if you don't mind the wait!


Question: What is simple to operate?

Answer: jar opener

First I must say that this neat little gadget is SLOW. It would be a lot quicker to just thump the edge of the jar on the floor to release the seal. However, now that I have hard wood in the kitchen, I needed another option. <hl> This jar opener would be a perfect solution for the elderly and others who have weak hands or an injury. <hl> I have owned mine for about six months and have good luck with it opening all sized jars. Just hold down the button and off it goes. It's simple to operate and stores easily due to its small size. Definitely a keeper, if you don't mind the wait!

First I must say that this neat little gadget is SLOW. It would be a lot quicker to just thump the edge of the jar on the floor to release the seal. However, now that I have hard wood in the kitchen, I needed another option.This <hl> jar opener <hl> would be a perfect solution for the elderly and others who have weak hands or an injury. I have owned mine for about six months and have good luck with it opening all sized jars. Just hold down the button and off it goes.It's simple to operate and stores easily due to its small size. Definitely a keeper, if you don't mind the wait!


Question: What stores easily?

Answer: jar opener

First I must say that this neat little gadget is SLOW. It would be a lot quicker to just thump the edge of the jar on the floor to release the seal. However, now that I have hard wood in the kitchen, I needed another option. <hl> This jar opener would be a perfect solution for the elderly and others who have weak hands or an injury. <hl> I have owned mine for about six months and have good luck with it opening all sized jars. Just hold down the button and off it goes. It's simple to operate and stores easily due to its small size. Definitely a keeper, if you don't mind the wait!

First I must say that this neat little gadget is SLOW. It would be a lot quicker to just thump the edge of the jar on the floor to release the seal. However, now that I have hard wood in the kitchen, I needed another option.This <hl> jar opener <hl> would be a perfect solution for the elderly and others who have weak hands or an injury. I have owned mine for about six months and have good luck with it opening all sized jars. Just hold down the button and off it goes.It's simple to operate and stores easily due to its small size. Definitely a keeper, if you don't mind the wait!


Question: Is this cooking thermometer cheap or expensive?

4.7 starsThis is a good cheap cooking thermometer. While it is of course at this price no Thermapen, it's worked well for us so far. It takes a little longer than our Thermapen to display temp, but it gives almost the exact same temp as it, every time...not bad for 20% of the price.It also calibrates, a nice feature for less than 20 bucks, and the cover is useful, though the clip won't keep it standing upright in your pocket as the weight is all in the head of the thermometer. But It sits in a pocket top end down just fine, and the cover keeps it solid and unbent. The sample they sent me fit snugly in the cover and hasn't fallen out in any position.It uses a flat, small LR-44 battery, so buy a few in bulk (much cheaper) in advance. It pays off, as it's no good to have the batt go dead while you're cooking, and then have to run around looking for a Battery Price Plus and paying five times what you would online. But it comes with the battery installed, so you're good to go for quite a while as long as you turn it off as soon as you use it each time.If you're a pro, get a Thermapen for all-day every-day use. But if you're a casual chef, this is a great deal at its present price of 19 clams.

Answer: cheap

<hl> 4.7 starsThis is a good cheap cooking thermometer. <hl> While it is of course at this price no Thermapen, it's worked well for us so far. It takes a little longer than our Thermapen to display temp, but it gives almost the exact same temp as it, every time...not bad for 20% of the price. It also calibrates, a nice feature for less than 20 bucks, and the cover is useful, though the clip won't keep it standing upright in your pocket as the weight is all in the head of the thermometer. But It sits in a pocket top end down just fine, and the cover keeps it solid and unbent. The sample they sent me fit snugly in the cover and hasn't fallen out in any position. It uses a flat, small LR-44 battery, so buy a few in bulk (much cheaper) in advance. It pays off, as it's no good to have the batt go dead while you're cooking, and then have to run around looking for a Battery Price Plus and paying five times what you would online. But it comes with the battery installed, so you're good to go for quite a while as long as you turn it off as soon as you use it each time. If you're a pro, get a Thermapen for all-day every-day use. But if you're a casual chef, this is a great deal at its present price of 19 clams.

4.7 starsThis is a good <hl> cheap <hl> cooking thermometer. While it is of course at this price no Thermapen, it's worked well for us so far. It takes a little longer than our Thermapen to display temp, but it gives almost the exact same temp as it, every time...not bad for 20% of the price.It also calibrates, a nice feature for less than 20 bucks, and the cover is useful, though the clip won't keep it standing upright in your pocket as the weight is all in the head of the thermometer. But It sits in a pocket top end down just fine, and the cover keeps it solid and unbent. The sample they sent me fit snugly in the cover and hasn't fallen out in any position.It uses a flat, small LR-44 battery, so buy a few in bulk (much cheaper) in advance. It pays off, as it's no good to have the batt go dead while you're cooking, and then have to run around looking for a Battery Price Plus and paying five times what you would online. But it comes with the battery installed, so you're good to go for quite a while as long as you turn it off as soon as you use it each time.If you're a pro, get a Thermapen for all-day every-day use. But if you're a casual chef, this is a great deal at its present price of 19 clams.


Question: What is useful?

Answer: the cover

4.7 starsThis is a good cheap cooking thermometer. While it is of course at this price no Thermapen, it's worked well for us so far. It takes a little longer than our Thermapen to display temp, but it gives almost the exact same temp as it, every time...not bad for 20% of the price. <hl> It also calibrates, a nice feature for less than 20 bucks, and the cover is useful, though the clip won't keep it standing upright in your pocket as the weight is all in the head of the thermometer. <hl> But It sits in a pocket top end down just fine, and the cover keeps it solid and unbent. The sample they sent me fit snugly in the cover and hasn't fallen out in any position. It uses a flat, small LR-44 battery, so buy a few in bulk (much cheaper) in advance. It pays off, as it's no good to have the batt go dead while you're cooking, and then have to run around looking for a Battery Price Plus and paying five times what you would online. But it comes with the battery installed, so you're good to go for quite a while as long as you turn it off as soon as you use it each time. If you're a pro, get a Thermapen for all-day every-day use. But if you're a casual chef, this is a great deal at its present price of 19 clams.

4.7 starsThis is a good cheap cooking thermometer. While it is of course at this price no Thermapen, it's worked well for us so far. It takes a little longer than our Thermapen to display temp, but it gives almost the exact same temp as it, every time...not bad for 20% of the price.It also calibrates, a nice feature for less than 20 bucks, and <hl> the cover <hl> is useful, though the clip won't keep it standing upright in your pocket as the weight is all in the head of the thermometer. But It sits in a pocket top end down just fine, and the cover keeps it solid and unbent. The sample they sent me fit snugly in the cover and hasn't fallen out in any position.It uses a flat, small LR-44 battery, so buy a few in bulk (much cheaper) in advance. It pays off, as it's no good to have the batt go dead while you're cooking, and then have to run around looking for a Battery Price Plus and paying five times what you would online. But it comes with the battery installed, so you're good to go for quite a while as long as you turn it off as soon as you use it each time.If you're a pro, get a Thermapen for all-day every-day use. But if you're a casual chef, this is a great deal at its present price of 19 clams.


Question: What calibrates?

Answer: cooking thermometer

<hl> 4.7 starsThis is a good cheap cooking thermometer . <hl> While it is of course at this price no Thermapen, it's worked well for us so far. It takes a little longer than our Thermapen to display temp, but it gives almost the exact same temp as it, every time...not bad for 20% of the price. It also calibrates, a nice feature for less than 20 bucks, and the cover is useful, though the clip won't keep it standing upright in your pocket as the weight is all in the head of the thermometer. But It sits in a pocket top end down just fine, and the cover keeps it solid and unbent. The sample they sent me fit snugly in the cover and hasn't fallen out in any position. It uses a flat, small LR-44 battery, so buy a few in bulk (much cheaper) in advance. It pays off, as it's no good to have the batt go dead while you're cooking, and then have to run around looking for a Battery Price Plus and paying five times what you would online. But it comes with the battery installed, so you're good to go for quite a while as long as you turn it off as soon as you use it each time. If you're a pro, get a Thermapen for all-day every-day use. But if you're a casual chef, this is a great deal at its present price of 19 clams.

4.7 starsThis is a good cheap <hl> cooking thermometer <hl>. While it is of course at this price no Thermapen, it's worked well for us so far. It takes a little longer than our Thermapen to display temp, but it gives almost the exact same temp as it, every time...not bad for 20% of the price.It also calibrates, a nice feature for less than 20 bucks, and the cover is useful, though the clip won't keep it standing upright in your pocket as the weight is all in the head of the thermometer. But It sits in a pocket top end down just fine, and the cover keeps it solid and unbent. The sample they sent me fit snugly in the cover and hasn't fallen out in any position.It uses a flat, small LR-44 battery, so buy a few in bulk (much cheaper) in advance. It pays off, as it's no good to have the batt go dead while you're cooking, and then have to run around looking for a Battery Price Plus and paying five times what you would online. But it comes with the battery installed, so you're good to go for quite a while as long as you turn it off as soon as you use it each time.If you're a pro, get a Thermapen for all-day every-day use. But if you're a casual chef, this is a great deal at its present price of 19 clams.

4.7 starsThis is a good cheap <hl> cooking thermometer <hl> .


Question: What keeps the thermometer solid and unbent?

Answer: the cover

4.7 starsThis is a good cheap cooking thermometer. While it is of course at this price no Thermapen, it's worked well for us so far. It takes a little longer than our Thermapen to display temp, but it gives almost the exact same temp as it, every time...not bad for 20% of the price. <hl> It also calibrates, a nice feature for less than 20 bucks, and the cover is useful, though the clip won't keep it standing upright in your pocket as the weight is all in the head of the thermometer. <hl> But It sits in a pocket top end down just fine, and the cover keeps it solid and unbent. The sample they sent me fit snugly in the cover and hasn't fallen out in any position. It uses a flat, small LR-44 battery, so buy a few in bulk (much cheaper) in advance. It pays off, as it's no good to have the batt go dead while you're cooking, and then have to run around looking for a Battery Price Plus and paying five times what you would online. But it comes with the battery installed, so you're good to go for quite a while as long as you turn it off as soon as you use it each time. If you're a pro, get a Thermapen for all-day every-day use. But if you're a casual chef, this is a great deal at its present price of 19 clams.

4.7 starsThis is a good cheap cooking thermometer. While it is of course at this price no Thermapen, it's worked well for us so far. It takes a little longer than our Thermapen to display temp, but it gives almost the exact same temp as it, every time...not bad for 20% of the price.It also calibrates, a nice feature for less than 20 bucks, and <hl> the cover <hl> is useful, though the clip won't keep it standing upright in your pocket as the weight is all in the head of the thermometer. But It sits in a pocket top end down just fine, and the cover keeps it solid and unbent. The sample they sent me fit snugly in the cover and hasn't fallen out in any position.It uses a flat, small LR-44 battery, so buy a few in bulk (much cheaper) in advance. It pays off, as it's no good to have the batt go dead while you're cooking, and then have to run around looking for a Battery Price Plus and paying five times what you would online. But it comes with the battery installed, so you're good to go for quite a while as long as you turn it off as soon as you use it each time.If you're a pro, get a Thermapen for all-day every-day use. But if you're a casual chef, this is a great deal at its present price of 19 clams.


Question: What crunch a little when you adjust them?

I have been reluctant to try these pillows because other reviewers mention the "crunching" sound they make when you move. It's true they crunch a little when you adjust them, but it didn't take long to get used to it and it doesn't bother me. There was no smell with this pillow, but I did need to remove some of the buckwheat to make it softer and more pliable. It's a pretty firm pillow, but I like that I can adjust it and the shape holds when I build a support for my neck and an indentation for my head. I have tried quite a few pillows due to a very bad neck and back and this one works well for me. Anyone who suffers from neck and back pain knows that each person is different and what works for one person won't necessarily work for someone else, but this pillow is definitely worth a try. It works for me.

Answer: these pillows

<hl> I have been reluctant to try these pillows because other reviewers mention the "crunching" sound they make when you move. <hl> It's true they crunch a little when you adjust them, but it didn't take long to get used to it and it doesn't bother me. There was no smell with this pillow, but I did need to remove some of the buckwheat to make it softer and more pliable. It's a pretty firm pillow, but I like that I can adjust it and the shape holds when I build a support for my neck and an indentation for my head. I have tried quite a few pillows due to a very bad neck and back and this one works well for me. Anyone who suffers from neck and back pain knows that each person is different and what works for one person won't necessarily work for someone else, but this pillow is definitely worth a try. It works for me.

I have been reluctant to try <hl> these pillows <hl> because other reviewers mention the "crunching" sound they make when you move. It's true they crunch a little when you adjust them, but it didn't take long to get used to it and it doesn't bother me. There was no smell with this pillow, but I did need to remove some of the buckwheat to make it softer and more pliable. It's a pretty firm pillow, but I like that I can adjust it and the shape holds when I build a support for my neck and an indentation for my head. I have tried quite a few pillows due to a very bad neck and back and this one works well for me. Anyone who suffers from neck and back pain knows that each person is different and what works for one person won't necessarily work for someone else, but this pillow is definitely worth a try. It works for me.


Question: Was there a smell with this pillow?

Answer: no

I have been reluctant to try these pillows because other reviewers mention the "crunching" sound they make when you move. It's true they crunch a little when you adjust them, but it didn't take long to get used to it and it doesn't bother me. <hl> There was no smell with this pillow, but I did need to remove some of the buckwheat to make it softer and more pliable. <hl> It's a pretty firm pillow, but I like that I can adjust it and the shape holds when I build a support for my neck and an indentation for my head. I have tried quite a few pillows due to a very bad neck and back and this one works well for me. Anyone who suffers from neck and back pain knows that each person is different and what works for one person won't necessarily work for someone else, but this pillow is definitely worth a try. It works for me.

I have been reluctant to try these pillows because other reviewers mention the "crunching" sound they make when you move. It's true they crunch a little when you adjust them, but it didn't take long to get used to it and it doesn't bother me. There was <hl> no <hl> smell with this pillow, but I did need to remove some of the buckwheat to make it softer and more pliable. It's a pretty firm pillow, but I like that I can adjust it and the shape holds when I build a support for my neck and an indentation for my head. I have tried quite a few pillows due to a very bad neck and back and this one works well for me. Anyone who suffers from neck and back pain knows that each person is different and what works for one person won't necessarily work for someone else, but this pillow is definitely worth a try. It works for me.


Question: This pillow is good for people who suffer what kind of pain?

Answer: neck and back pain

I have been reluctant to try these pillows because other reviewers mention the "crunching" sound they make when you move. It's true they crunch a little when you adjust them, but it didn't take long to get used to it and it doesn't bother me. There was no smell with this pillow, but I did need to remove some of the buckwheat to make it softer and more pliable. It's a pretty firm pillow, but I like that I can adjust it and the shape holds when I build a support for my neck and an indentation for my head. I have tried quite a few pillows due to a very bad neck and back and this one works well for me. <hl> Anyone who suffers from neck and back pain knows that each person is different and what works for one person won't necessarily work for someone else, but this pillow is definitely worth a try. <hl> It works for me.

I have been reluctant to try these pillows because other reviewers mention the "crunching" sound they make when you move. It's true they crunch a little when you adjust them, but it didn't take long to get used to it and it doesn't bother me. There was no smell with this pillow, but I did need to remove some of the buckwheat to make it softer and more pliable. It's a pretty firm pillow, but I like that I can adjust it and the shape holds when I build a support for my neck and an indentation for my head. I have tried quite a few pillows due to a very bad neck and back and this one works well for me. Anyone who suffers from <hl> neck and back pain <hl> knows that each person is different and what works for one person won't necessarily work for someone else, but this pillow is definitely worth a try. It works for me.


Question: What can you do to make this pillow softer and more pliable?

Answer: remove some of the buckwheat

I have been reluctant to try these pillows because other reviewers mention the "crunching" sound they make when you move. It's true they crunch a little when you adjust them, but it didn't take long to get used to it and it doesn't bother me. <hl> There was no smell with this pillow, but I did need to remove some of the buckwheat to make it softer and more pliable. <hl> It's a pretty firm pillow, but I like that I can adjust it and the shape holds when I build a support for my neck and an indentation for my head. I have tried quite a few pillows due to a very bad neck and back and this one works well for me. Anyone who suffers from neck and back pain knows that each person is different and what works for one person won't necessarily work for someone else, but this pillow is definitely worth a try. It works for me.

I have been reluctant to try these pillows because other reviewers mention the "crunching" sound they make when you move. It's true they crunch a little when you adjust them, but it didn't take long to get used to it and it doesn't bother me. There was no smell with this pillow, but I did need to <hl> remove some of the buckwheat <hl> to make it softer and more pliable. It's a pretty firm pillow, but I like that I can adjust it and the shape holds when I build a support for my neck and an indentation for my head. I have tried quite a few pillows due to a very bad neck and back and this one works well for me. Anyone who suffers from neck and back pain knows that each person is different and what works for one person won't necessarily work for someone else, but this pillow is definitely worth a try. It works for me.


Question: What size did this person buy?

bought this for my dad/grandpa when he sleeps over and visits sometimes which is at least once a week since we bought this. it is easy and u can feel how this the material is. we bought the twin to not take up too much room and he hasn't complained. plus on another note I spent more money on this cause we have gone through many air beds that don't hold air after a use or two. it may be that my dad is about 300lbs so this one is deff a keeper and they have a wonderful warranty too! worth the money for sure!

Answer: twin

bought this for my dad/grandpa when he sleeps over and visits sometimes which is at least once a week since we bought this. it is easy and u can feel how this the material is. <hl> we bought the twin to not take up too much room and he hasn't complained. <hl> plus on another note I spent more money on this cause we have gone through many air beds that don't hold air after a use or two. it may be that my dad is about 300lbs so this one is deff a keeper and they have a wonderful warranty too! worth the money for sure!

bought this for my dad/grandpa when he sleeps over and visits sometimes which is at least once a week since we bought this. it is easy and u can feel how this the material is. we bought the <hl> twin <hl> to not take up too much room and he hasn't complained. plus on another note I spent more money on this cause we have gone through many air beds that don't hold air after a use or two. it may be that my dad is about 300lbs so this one is deff a keeper and they have a wonderful warranty too! worth the money for sure!


Question: Who did this person buy this product for?

Answer: dad/grandpa

<hl> bought this for my dad/grandpa when he sleeps over and visits sometimes which is at least once a week since we bought this. <hl> it is easy and u can feel how this the material is. we bought the twin to not take up too much room and he hasn't complained. plus on another note I spent more money on this cause we have gone through many air beds that don't hold air after a use or two. it may be that my dad is about 300lbs so this one is deff a keeper and they have a wonderful warranty too! worth the money for sure!

bought this for my <hl> dad/grandpa <hl> when he sleeps over and visits sometimes which is at least once a week since we bought this. it is easy and u can feel how this the material is. we bought the twin to not take up too much room and he hasn't complained. plus on another note I spent more money on this cause we have gone through many air beds that don't hold air after a use or two. it may be that my dad is about 300lbs so this one is deff a keeper and they have a wonderful warranty too! worth the money for sure!


Question: What don't hold their air after a use or two?

Answer: air beds

bought this for my dad/grandpa when he sleeps over and visits sometimes which is at least once a week since we bought this. it is easy and u can feel how this the material is. we bought the twin to not take up too much room and he hasn't complained. <hl> plus on another note I spent more money on this cause we have gone through many air beds that don't hold air after a use or two. <hl> it may be that my dad is about 300lbs so this one is deff a keeper and they have a wonderful warranty too! worth the money for sure!

bought this for my dad/grandpa when he sleeps over and visits sometimes which is at least once a week since we bought this. it is easy and u can feel how this the material is. we bought the twin to not take up too much room and he hasn't complained. plus on another note I spent more money on this cause we have gone through many <hl> air beds <hl> that don't hold air after a use or two. it may be that my dad is about 300lbs so this one is deff a keeper and they have a wonderful warranty too! worth the money for sure!


Question: How much does this person's father weigh?

Answer: 300lbs

bought this for my dad/grandpa when he sleeps over and visits sometimes which is at least once a week since we bought this. it is easy and u can feel how this the material is. we bought the twin to not take up too much room and he hasn't complained. plus on another note I spent more money on this cause we have gone through many air beds that don't hold air after a use or two. <hl> it may be that my dad is about 300lbs so this one is deff a keeper <hl> and they have a wonderful warranty too! worth the money for sure!

bought this for my dad/grandpa when he sleeps over and visits sometimes which is at least once a week since we bought this. it is easy and u can feel how this the material is. we bought the twin to not take up too much room and he hasn't complained. plus on another note I spent more money on this cause we have gone through many air beds that don't hold air after a use or two. it may be that my dad is about <hl> 300lbs <hl> so this one is deff a keeper and they have a wonderful warranty too! worth the money for sure!


Question: What brand makes this iron?

I actually like to iron and own the Rowenta Professional iron. I have used it a half dozen times and it is useless. The iron doesn't heat - not even on the cotton linen setting.As per Rowenta, inorder to have it serviced I would pack it up and send it to a service center, and pay for shipping and repair which is more than the cost of a replacement iron.It is not under warrantee as it was in storage - unused - and was purchased last summer, so it is over a year old.I have had irons last many years and they keep steaming along. This one is a disappointment.

Answer: Rowenta

<hl> I actually like to iron and own the Rowenta Professional iron. <hl> I have used it a half dozen times and it is useless. The iron doesn't heat - not even on the cotton linen setting. As per Rowenta, inorder to have it serviced I would pack it up and send it to a service center, and pay for shipping and repair which is more than the cost of a replacement iron. It is not under warrantee as it was in storage - unused - and was purchased last summer, so it is over a year old. I have had irons last many years and they keep steaming along. This one is a disappointment.

I actually like to iron and own the <hl> Rowenta <hl> Professional iron. I have used it a half dozen times and it is useless. The iron doesn't heat - not even on the cotton linen setting.As per Rowenta, inorder to have it serviced I would pack it up and send it to a service center, and pay for shipping and repair which is more than the cost of a replacement iron.It is not under warrantee as it was in storage - unused - and was purchased last summer, so it is over a year old.I have had irons last many years and they keep steaming along. This one is a disappointment.


Question: What is a disappointment?

Answer: Rowenta Professional iron

<hl> I actually like to iron and own the Rowenta Professional iron . <hl> I have used it a half dozen times and it is useless. The iron doesn't heat - not even on the cotton linen setting. As per Rowenta, inorder to have it serviced I would pack it up and send it to a service center, and pay for shipping and repair which is more than the cost of a replacement iron. It is not under warrantee as it was in storage - unused - and was purchased last summer, so it is over a year old. I have had irons last many years and they keep steaming along. This one is a disappointment.

I actually like to iron and own the <hl> Rowenta Professional iron <hl>. I have used it a half dozen times and it is useless. The iron doesn't heat - not even on the cotton linen setting.As per Rowenta, inorder to have it serviced I would pack it up and send it to a service center, and pay for shipping and repair which is more than the cost of a replacement iron.It is not under warrantee as it was in storage - unused - and was purchased last summer, so it is over a year old.I have had irons last many years and they keep steaming along. This one is a disappointment.

I actually like to iron and own the <hl> Rowenta Professional iron <hl> .


Question: What is useless?

Answer: Rowenta Professional iron

<hl> I actually like to iron and own the Rowenta Professional iron . <hl> I have used it a half dozen times and it is useless. The iron doesn't heat - not even on the cotton linen setting. As per Rowenta, inorder to have it serviced I would pack it up and send it to a service center, and pay for shipping and repair which is more than the cost of a replacement iron. It is not under warrantee as it was in storage - unused - and was purchased last summer, so it is over a year old. I have had irons last many years and they keep steaming along. This one is a disappointment.

I actually like to iron and own the <hl> Rowenta Professional iron <hl>. I have used it a half dozen times and it is useless. The iron doesn't heat - not even on the cotton linen setting.As per Rowenta, inorder to have it serviced I would pack it up and send it to a service center, and pay for shipping and repair which is more than the cost of a replacement iron.It is not under warrantee as it was in storage - unused - and was purchased last summer, so it is over a year old.I have had irons last many years and they keep steaming along. This one is a disappointment.

I actually like to iron and own the <hl> Rowenta Professional iron <hl> .


Question: What is not under warranty?

Answer: Rowenta Professional iron

<hl> I actually like to iron and own the Rowenta Professional iron . <hl> I have used it a half dozen times and it is useless. The iron doesn't heat - not even on the cotton linen setting. As per Rowenta, inorder to have it serviced I would pack it up and send it to a service center, and pay for shipping and repair which is more than the cost of a replacement iron. It is not under warrantee as it was in storage - unused - and was purchased last summer, so it is over a year old. I have had irons last many years and they keep steaming along. This one is a disappointment.

I actually like to iron and own the <hl> Rowenta Professional iron <hl>. I have used it a half dozen times and it is useless. The iron doesn't heat - not even on the cotton linen setting.As per Rowenta, inorder to have it serviced I would pack it up and send it to a service center, and pay for shipping and repair which is more than the cost of a replacement iron.It is not under warrantee as it was in storage - unused - and was purchased last summer, so it is over a year old.I have had irons last many years and they keep steaming along. This one is a disappointment.

I actually like to iron and own the <hl> Rowenta Professional iron <hl> .


Question: From what material is the NuWave dome made?

I first purchased the NuWave and loved it until the plastic dome started cracking. Rather than buy another dome, I figured it would be better to purchase a product with a better design such as the Super Wave Oven which has a big glass bowl and a cover on top which should last longer and is easier to wash. The only problem I see with this design which the NuWave overcame is the heating element. The NuWave's heating element is a true infrared carbon heat element which is thick and only glows a little which I can tell will last for a long time. The Super Wave's heating element is a halogen light tube which won't last longer than a year - thus minus one star. The other thing annoying is the loud beeping noise when setting the heat and time. Other than those two things, the oven is great so far.

Answer: plastic

<hl> I first purchased the NuWave and loved it until the plastic dome started cracking. <hl> Rather than buy another dome, I figured it would be better to purchase a product with a better design such as the Super Wave Oven which has a big glass bowl and a cover on top which should last longer and is easier to wash. The only problem I see with this design which the NuWave overcame is the heating element. The NuWave's heating element is a true infrared carbon heat element which is thick and only glows a little which I can tell will last for a long time. The Super Wave's heating element is a halogen light tube which won't last longer than a year - thus minus one star. The other thing annoying is the loud beeping noise when setting the heat and time. Other than those two things, the oven is great so far.

I first purchased the NuWave and loved it until the <hl> plastic <hl> dome started cracking. Rather than buy another dome, I figured it would be better to purchase a product with a better design such as the Super Wave Oven which has a big glass bowl and a cover on top which should last longer and is easier to wash. The only problem I see with this design which the NuWave overcame is the heating element. The NuWave's heating element is a true infrared carbon heat element which is thick and only glows a little which I can tell will last for a long time. The Super Wave's heating element is a halogen light tube which won't last longer than a year - thus minus one star. The other thing annoying is the loud beeping noise when setting the heat and time. Other than those two things, the oven is great so far.


Question: Is there a product with a better design than the NuWave?

Answer: the Super Wave Oven

I first purchased the NuWave and loved it until the plastic dome started cracking. <hl> Rather than buy another dome, I figured it would be better to purchase a product with a better design such as the Super Wave Oven which has a big glass bowl and a cover on top which should last longer and is easier to wash. <hl> The only problem I see with this design which the NuWave overcame is the heating element. The NuWave's heating element is a true infrared carbon heat element which is thick and only glows a little which I can tell will last for a long time. The Super Wave's heating element is a halogen light tube which won't last longer than a year - thus minus one star. The other thing annoying is the loud beeping noise when setting the heat and time. Other than those two things, the oven is great so far.

I first purchased the NuWave and loved it until the plastic dome started cracking. Rather than buy another dome, I figured it would be better to purchase a product with a better design such as <hl> the Super Wave Oven <hl> which has a big glass bowl and a cover on top which should last longer and is easier to wash. The only problem I see with this design which the NuWave overcame is the heating element. The NuWave's heating element is a true infrared carbon heat element which is thick and only glows a little which I can tell will last for a long time. The Super Wave's heating element is a halogen light tube which won't last longer than a year - thus minus one star. The other thing annoying is the loud beeping noise when setting the heat and time. Other than those two things, the oven is great so far.


Question: How much does the NuWave heating element glows?

Answer: a little

I first purchased the NuWave and loved it until the plastic dome started cracking. Rather than buy another dome, I figured it would be better to purchase a product with a better design such as the Super Wave Oven which has a big glass bowl and a cover on top which should last longer and is easier to wash. The only problem I see with this design which the NuWave overcame is the heating element. <hl> The NuWave's heating element is a true infrared carbon heat element which is thick and only glows a little which I can tell will last for a long time. <hl> The Super Wave's heating element is a halogen light tube which won't last longer than a year - thus minus one star. The other thing annoying is the loud beeping noise when setting the heat and time. Other than those two things, the oven is great so far.

I first purchased the NuWave and loved it until the plastic dome started cracking. Rather than buy another dome, I figured it would be better to purchase a product with a better design such as the Super Wave Oven which has a big glass bowl and a cover on top which should last longer and is easier to wash. The only problem I see with this design which the NuWave overcame is the heating element. The NuWave's heating element is a true infrared carbon heat element which is thick and only glows <hl> a little <hl> which I can tell will last for a long time. The Super Wave's heating element is a halogen light tube which won't last longer than a year - thus minus one star. The other thing annoying is the loud beeping noise when setting the heat and time. Other than those two things, the oven is great so far.


Question: What the NuWave heating element is made off?

Answer: infrared carbon

I first purchased the NuWave and loved it until the plastic dome started cracking. Rather than buy another dome, I figured it would be better to purchase a product with a better design such as the Super Wave Oven which has a big glass bowl and a cover on top which should last longer and is easier to wash. The only problem I see with this design which the NuWave overcame is the heating element. <hl> The NuWave's heating element is a true infrared carbon heat element which is thick and only glows a little which I can tell will last for a long time. <hl> The Super Wave's heating element is a halogen light tube which won't last longer than a year - thus minus one star. The other thing annoying is the loud beeping noise when setting the heat and time. Other than those two things, the oven is great so far.

I first purchased the NuWave and loved it until the plastic dome started cracking. Rather than buy another dome, I figured it would be better to purchase a product with a better design such as the Super Wave Oven which has a big glass bowl and a cover on top which should last longer and is easier to wash. The only problem I see with this design which the NuWave overcame is the heating element. The NuWave's heating element is a true <hl> infrared carbon <hl> heat element which is thick and only glows a little which I can tell will last for a long time. The Super Wave's heating element is a halogen light tube which won't last longer than a year - thus minus one star. The other thing annoying is the loud beeping noise when setting the heat and time. Other than those two things, the oven is great so far.