Question: What is the product made of?

I am extremely familiar with the swamp/evaporative cooler theory, and have been using them here in the high desert for about 25 years. This product is only an extremely expensive fan. I filled it with cold water and ice, and after 6 hours of running time, the thermometer I inserted in the vent said that the output temp dropped one degree. Terrible, considering the claims of much more in the description. I sent it back the next day. Do not waste your money. Spend a bit more and go for a Kuulaire with an aspen pad. This one has a thin, t-shirt type material for a pad, which does not hold enough water to make a difference with the air output.

Answer: This one has a thin, t-shirt type material for a pad,

I am extremely familiar with the swamp/evaporative cooler theory, and have been using them here in the high desert for about 25 years. This product is only an extremely expensive fan. I filled it with cold water and ice, and after 6 hours of running time, the thermometer I inserted in the vent said that the output temp dropped one degree. Terrible, considering the claims of much more in the description. I sent it back the next day. Do not waste your money. Spend a bit more and go for a Kuulaire with an aspen pad. <hl> This one has a thin, t-shirt type material for a pad, which does not hold enough water to make a difference with the air output. <hl>

I am extremely familiar with the swamp/evaporative cooler theory, and have been using them here in the high desert for about 25 years. This product is only an extremely expensive fan. I filled it with cold water and ice, and after 6 hours of running time, the thermometer I inserted in the vent said that the output temp dropped one degree. Terrible, considering the claims of much more in the description. I sent it back the next day. Do not waste your money. Spend a bit more and go for a Kuulaire with an aspen pad. <hl> This one has a thin, t-shirt type material for a pad, <hl> which does not hold enough water to make a difference with the air output.


Question: What product does the reviewer suggest instead?

Answer: Spend a bit more and go for a Kuulaire with an aspen pad.

I am extremely familiar with the swamp/evaporative cooler theory, and have been using them here in the high desert for about 25 years. This product is only an extremely expensive fan. I filled it with cold water and ice, and after 6 hours of running time, the thermometer I inserted in the vent said that the output temp dropped one degree. Terrible, considering the claims of much more in the description. I sent it back the next day. Do not waste your money. <hl> Spend a bit more and go for a Kuulaire with an aspen pad. This one has a thin, t-shirt type material for a pad, which does not hold enough water to make a difference with the air output. <hl>

I am extremely familiar with the swamp/evaporative cooler theory, and have been using them here in the high desert for about 25 years. This product is only an extremely expensive fan. I filled it with cold water and ice, and after 6 hours of running time, the thermometer I inserted in the vent said that the output temp dropped one degree. Terrible, considering the claims of much more in the description. I sent it back the next day. Do not waste your money. <hl> Spend a bit more and go for a Kuulaire with an aspen pad. <hl> This one has a thin, t-shirt type material for a pad, which does not hold enough water to make a difference with the air output.


Question: When did the reviewer send the product back?

Answer: I sent it back the next day.

I am extremely familiar with the swamp/evaporative cooler theory, and have been using them here in the high desert for about 25 years. This product is only an extremely expensive fan. I filled it with cold water and ice, and after 6 hours of running time, the thermometer I inserted in the vent said that the output temp dropped one degree. Terrible, considering the claims of much more in the description. <hl> I sent it back the next day. Do not waste your money. <hl> Spend a bit more and go for a Kuulaire with an aspen pad. This one has a thin, t-shirt type material for a pad, which does not hold enough water to make a difference with the air output.

I am extremely familiar with the swamp/evaporative cooler theory, and have been using them here in the high desert for about 25 years. This product is only an extremely expensive fan. I filled it with cold water and ice, and after 6 hours of running time, the thermometer I inserted in the vent said that the output temp dropped one degree. Terrible, considering the claims of much more in the description. <hl> I sent it back the next day. <hl> Do not waste your money. Spend a bit more and go for a Kuulaire with an aspen pad. This one has a thin, t-shirt type material for a pad, which does not hold enough water to make a difference with the air output.


Question: Hoe does the reviewer describe the product?

Answer: This product is only an extremely expensive fan

I am extremely familiar with the swamp/evaporative cooler theory, and have been using them here in the high desert for about 25 years. <hl> This product is only an extremely expensive fan . <hl> I filled it with cold water and ice, and after 6 hours of running time, the thermometer I inserted in the vent said that the output temp dropped one degree. Terrible, considering the claims of much more in the description. I sent it back the next day. Do not waste your money. Spend a bit more and go for a Kuulaire with an aspen pad. This one has a thin, t-shirt type material for a pad, which does not hold enough water to make a difference with the air output.

I am extremely familiar with the swamp/evaporative cooler theory, and have been using them here in the high desert for about 25 years. <hl> This product is only an extremely expensive fan <hl>. I filled it with cold water and ice, and after 6 hours of running time, the thermometer I inserted in the vent said that the output temp dropped one degree. Terrible, considering the claims of much more in the description. I sent it back the next day. Do not waste your money. Spend a bit more and go for a Kuulaire with an aspen pad. This one has a thin, t-shirt type material for a pad, which does not hold enough water to make a difference with the air output.

<hl> This product is only an extremely expensive fan <hl> .


Question: How long ago did the reviewer buy the product?

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

Answer: Bought this six years ago

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

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


Question: What surprises the reviewer about the product?

Answer: . I'm surprised no one has sued the company for manufacturing this awkward, uncomfortable, dangerous product.

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

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

Like other reviewers noted, it doesn't secure well enough to the lid, slips off the lid, and hurts your hand when it gets slammed into the jar <hl> . I'm surprised no one has sued the company for manufacturing this awkward, uncomfortable, dangerous product. <hl>


Question: What hurts the reviewer when using the product?

Answer: hurts your hand when it gets slammed into the jar

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

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

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


Question: Is the product secure?

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

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

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

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


Question: What is the pan perfect for doing?

I love this pan and my other Calphalon pans! This is the perfect size for frying up 2-3 eggs and makes for easy clean up. I can't believe that I can fry eggs without oil or butter! Just use one of those silicone spatulas and you're good to go. Maybe the one thing I don't like about it is the really smooth bottom that makes it hard to keep it straight on my crappy coil stove. I also like that it's light and comes with a lid. I'll continue to by from Calphalon! You should check out their grilling pan and jumbo fryer as well.Calphalon Contemporary Nonstick 11-Inch Square Grill PanSimply Calphalon Nonstick 12-Inch Jumbo Fryer

Answer: This is the perfect size for frying up 2-3 eggs and makes for easy clean up.

<hl> I love this pan and my other Calphalon pans! This is the perfect size for frying up 2-3 eggs and makes for easy clean up. I can't believe that I can fry eggs without oil or butter! <hl> Just use one of those silicone spatulas and you're good to go. Maybe the one thing I don't like about it is the really smooth bottom that makes it hard to keep it straight on my crappy coil stove. I also like that it's light and comes with a lid. I'll continue to by from Calphalon! You should check out their grilling pan and jumbo fryer as well. Calphalon Contemporary Nonstick 11-Inch Square Grill PanSimply Calphalon Nonstick 12-Inch Jumbo Fryer

I love this pan and my other Calphalon pans! <hl> This is the perfect size for frying up 2-3 eggs and makes for easy clean up. <hl> I can't believe that I can fry eggs without oil or butter! Just use one of those silicone spatulas and you're good to go. Maybe the one thing I don't like about it is the really smooth bottom that makes it hard to keep it straight on my crappy coil stove. I also like that it's light and comes with a lid. I'll continue to by from Calphalon! You should check out their grilling pan and jumbo fryer as well.Calphalon Contemporary Nonstick 11-Inch Square Grill PanSimply Calphalon Nonstick 12-Inch Jumbo Fryer


Question: What product recommendation does the reviewer make?

Answer: check out their grilling pan and jumbo fryer as well.

I love this pan and my other Calphalon pans! This is the perfect size for frying up 2-3 eggs and makes for easy clean up. I can't believe that I can fry eggs without oil or butter! Just use one of those silicone spatulas and you're good to go. Maybe the one thing I don't like about it is the really smooth bottom that makes it hard to keep it straight on my crappy coil stove. I also like that it's light and comes with a lid. I'll continue to by from Calphalon! <hl> You should check out their grilling pan and jumbo fryer as well. Calphalon Contemporary Nonstick 11-Inch Square Grill PanSimply Calphalon Nonstick 12-Inch Jumbo Fryer <hl>

I love this pan and my other Calphalon pans! This is the perfect size for frying up 2-3 eggs and makes for easy clean up. I can't believe that I can fry eggs without oil or butter! Just use one of those silicone spatulas and you're good to go. Maybe the one thing I don't like about it is the really smooth bottom that makes it hard to keep it straight on my crappy coil stove. I also like that it's light and comes with a lid. I'll continue to by from Calphalon! You should <hl> check out their grilling pan and jumbo fryer as well. <hl>Calphalon Contemporary Nonstick 11-Inch Square Grill PanSimply Calphalon Nonstick 12-Inch Jumbo Fryer

You should <hl> check out their grilling pan and jumbo fryer as well. <hl> Calphalon Contemporary Nonstick 11-Inch Square Grill PanSimply Calphalon Nonstick 12-Inch Jumbo Fryer


Question: What surprises the reviewer about the product?

Answer: I can't believe that I can fry eggs without oil or butter!

I love this pan and my other Calphalon pans! This is the perfect size for frying up 2-3 eggs and makes for easy clean up. <hl> I can't believe that I can fry eggs without oil or butter! Just use one of those silicone spatulas and you're good to go. <hl> Maybe the one thing I don't like about it is the really smooth bottom that makes it hard to keep it straight on my crappy coil stove. I also like that it's light and comes with a lid. I'll continue to by from Calphalon! You should check out their grilling pan and jumbo fryer as well. Calphalon Contemporary Nonstick 11-Inch Square Grill PanSimply Calphalon Nonstick 12-Inch Jumbo Fryer

I love this pan and my other Calphalon pans! This is the perfect size for frying up 2-3 eggs and makes for easy clean up. <hl> I can't believe that I can fry eggs without oil or butter! <hl> Just use one of those silicone spatulas and you're good to go. Maybe the one thing I don't like about it is the really smooth bottom that makes it hard to keep it straight on my crappy coil stove. I also like that it's light and comes with a lid. I'll continue to by from Calphalon! You should check out their grilling pan and jumbo fryer as well.Calphalon Contemporary Nonstick 11-Inch Square Grill PanSimply Calphalon Nonstick 12-Inch Jumbo Fryer


Question: What does the reviewer not like about the pan?

Answer: Maybe the one thing I don't like about it is the really smooth bottom that makes it hard to keep it straight on my crappy coil stove

I love this pan and my other Calphalon pans! This is the perfect size for frying up 2-3 eggs and makes for easy clean up. I can't believe that I can fry eggs without oil or butter! Just use one of those silicone spatulas and you're good to go. <hl> Maybe the one thing I don't like about it is the really smooth bottom that makes it hard to keep it straight on my crappy coil stove . <hl> I also like that it's light and comes with a lid. I'll continue to by from Calphalon! You should check out their grilling pan and jumbo fryer as well. Calphalon Contemporary Nonstick 11-Inch Square Grill PanSimply Calphalon Nonstick 12-Inch Jumbo Fryer

I love this pan and my other Calphalon pans! This is the perfect size for frying up 2-3 eggs and makes for easy clean up. I can't believe that I can fry eggs without oil or butter! Just use one of those silicone spatulas and you're good to go. <hl> Maybe the one thing I don't like about it is the really smooth bottom that makes it hard to keep it straight on my crappy coil stove <hl>. I also like that it's light and comes with a lid. I'll continue to by from Calphalon! You should check out their grilling pan and jumbo fryer as well.Calphalon Contemporary Nonstick 11-Inch Square Grill PanSimply Calphalon Nonstick 12-Inch Jumbo Fryer

<hl> Maybe the one thing I don't like about it is the really smooth bottom that makes it hard to keep it straight on my crappy coil stove <hl> .


Question: Where is the product made?

I bought mine from Japan Super Mall, and it's made in Japan. I e-mailed them prior to ordering to make sure. It works great, makes washing rice faster since you have a constant flow of clean water running over it. Without something like this, you have to fill the bowl with water, swish it around, dump it, refill, swish, repeat, repeat, repeat...while being careful not to dump out rice while you're draining the water. This thing makes the process much quicker and more convenient.The description says it has drainers in the bottom AND sides, but really, it's only on the bottom. There are none on the sides except right where the spout is. It's not a problem at all because it works perfectly how it is, but the description isn't 100% accurate.

Answer: it's made in Japan

<hl> I bought mine from Japan Super Mall, and it's made in Japan . <hl> I e-mailed them prior to ordering to make sure. It works great, makes washing rice faster since you have a constant flow of clean water running over it. Without something like this, you have to fill the bowl with water, swish it around, dump it, refill, swish, repeat, repeat, repeat...while being careful not to dump out rice while you're draining the water. This thing makes the process much quicker and more convenient. The description says it has drainers in the bottom AND sides, but really, it's only on the bottom. There are none on the sides except right where the spout is. It's not a problem at all because it works perfectly how it is, but the description isn't 100% accurate.

I bought mine from Japan Super Mall, and <hl> it's made in Japan <hl>. I e-mailed them prior to ordering to make sure. It works great, makes washing rice faster since you have a constant flow of clean water running over it. Without something like this, you have to fill the bowl with water, swish it around, dump it, refill, swish, repeat, repeat, repeat...while being careful not to dump out rice while you're draining the water. This thing makes the process much quicker and more convenient.The description says it has drainers in the bottom AND sides, but really, it's only on the bottom. There are none on the sides except right where the spout is. It's not a problem at all because it works perfectly how it is, but the description isn't 100% accurate.

I bought mine from Japan Super Mall, and <hl> it's made in Japan <hl> .


Question: What does the product do that is great?

Answer: It works great, makes washing rice faster since you have a constant flow of clean water running over it.

I bought mine from Japan Super Mall, and it's made in Japan. I e-mailed them prior to ordering to make sure. <hl> It works great, makes washing rice faster since you have a constant flow of clean water running over it. Without something like this, you have to fill the bowl with water, swish it around, dump it, refill, swish, repeat, repeat, repeat...while being careful not to dump out rice while you're draining the water. <hl> This thing makes the process much quicker and more convenient. The description says it has drainers in the bottom AND sides, but really, it's only on the bottom. There are none on the sides except right where the spout is. It's not a problem at all because it works perfectly how it is, but the description isn't 100% accurate.

I bought mine from Japan Super Mall, and it's made in Japan. I e-mailed them prior to ordering to make sure. <hl> It works great, makes washing rice faster since you have a constant flow of clean water running over it. <hl> Without something like this, you have to fill the bowl with water, swish it around, dump it, refill, swish, repeat, repeat, repeat...while being careful not to dump out rice while you're draining the water. This thing makes the process much quicker and more convenient.The description says it has drainers in the bottom AND sides, but really, it's only on the bottom. There are none on the sides except right where the spout is. It's not a problem at all because it works perfectly how it is, but the description isn't 100% accurate.


Question: What should you be careful with while using the product?

Answer: while being careful not to dump out rice while you're draining the water

I bought mine from Japan Super Mall, and it's made in Japan. I e-mailed them prior to ordering to make sure. It works great, makes washing rice faster since you have a constant flow of clean water running over it. Without something like this, you have to fill the bowl with water, swish it around, dump it, refill, swish, repeat, repeat, repeat... <hl> while being careful not to dump out rice while you're draining the water . <hl> This thing makes the process much quicker and more convenient. The description says it has drainers in the bottom AND sides, but really, it's only on the bottom. There are none on the sides except right where the spout is. It's not a problem at all because it works perfectly how it is, but the description isn't 100% accurate.

I bought mine from Japan Super Mall, and it's made in Japan. I e-mailed them prior to ordering to make sure. It works great, makes washing rice faster since you have a constant flow of clean water running over it. Without something like this, you have to fill the bowl with water, swish it around, dump it, refill, swish, repeat, repeat, repeat...<hl> while being careful not to dump out rice while you're draining the water <hl>. This thing makes the process much quicker and more convenient.The description says it has drainers in the bottom AND sides, but really, it's only on the bottom. There are none on the sides except right where the spout is. It's not a problem at all because it works perfectly how it is, but the description isn't 100% accurate.

<hl> while being careful not to dump out rice while you're draining the water <hl> .


Question: Is the description of the product exactly accurate?

Answer: The description says it has drainers in the bottom AND sides, but really, it's only on the bottom.

I bought mine from Japan Super Mall, and it's made in Japan. I e-mailed them prior to ordering to make sure. It works great, makes washing rice faster since you have a constant flow of clean water running over it. Without something like this, you have to fill the bowl with water, swish it around, dump it, refill, swish, repeat, repeat, repeat...while being careful not to dump out rice while you're draining the water. This thing makes the process much quicker and more convenient. <hl> The description says it has drainers in the bottom AND sides, but really, it's only on the bottom. There are none on the sides except right where the spout is. <hl> It's not a problem at all because it works perfectly how it is, but the description isn't 100% accurate.

I bought mine from Japan Super Mall, and it's made in Japan. I e-mailed them prior to ordering to make sure. It works great, makes washing rice faster since you have a constant flow of clean water running over it. Without something like this, you have to fill the bowl with water, swish it around, dump it, refill, swish, repeat, repeat, repeat...while being careful not to dump out rice while you're draining the water. This thing makes the process much quicker and more convenient.<hl> The description says it has drainers in the bottom AND sides, but really, it's only on the bottom. <hl> There are none on the sides except right where the spout is. It's not a problem at all because it works perfectly how it is, but the description isn't 100% accurate.


Question: How long the reviewer heat the patties?

I received it yesterday and used today. After reading all the pro and con reviews, this is how I made my sandwiches. I pre-made Grand Flaky biscuits. I heated up the unit, lightly sprayed buttery Pam. As unit was warming up, I gathered my ingredients... eggs, shredded cheddar cheese, frozen pre-cooked sausage patties and biscuits. I warmed 2 frozen sausage patties in the microwave for 1 minute while machine was still heating up.I added biscuit bottom and sausage, then added my egg and cooked for 4 minutes. In the last minute, I added my cheese on top of sausage, lastly I added the top of my biscuit on the egg.My sandwich was perfect and delicious. My Biscuits were crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. My egg did not leak from the machine and it was easy to take apart and wash in hot sudsy water, dried and re-assembled.

Answer: 1 minute

I received it yesterday and used today. After reading all the pro and con reviews, this is how I made my sandwiches. I pre-made Grand Flaky biscuits. I heated up the unit, lightly sprayed buttery Pam. As unit was warming up, I gathered my ingredients... eggs, shredded cheddar cheese, frozen pre-cooked sausage patties and biscuits. <hl> I warmed 2 frozen sausage patties in the microwave for 1 minute while machine was still heating up. <hl> I added biscuit bottom and sausage, then added my egg and cooked for 4 minutes. In the last minute, I added my cheese on top of sausage, lastly I added the top of my biscuit on the egg. My sandwich was perfect and delicious. My Biscuits were crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. My egg did not leak from the machine and it was easy to take apart and wash in hot sudsy water, dried and re-assembled.

I received it yesterday and used today. After reading all the pro and con reviews, this is how I made my sandwiches. I pre-made Grand Flaky biscuits. I heated up the unit, lightly sprayed buttery Pam. As unit was warming up, I gathered my ingredients... eggs, shredded cheddar cheese, frozen pre-cooked sausage patties and biscuits. I warmed 2 frozen sausage patties in the microwave for <hl> 1 minute <hl> while machine was still heating up.I added biscuit bottom and sausage, then added my egg and cooked for 4 minutes. In the last minute, I added my cheese on top of sausage, lastly I added the top of my biscuit on the egg.My sandwich was perfect and delicious. My Biscuits were crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. My egg did not leak from the machine and it was easy to take apart and wash in hot sudsy water, dried and re-assembled.


Question: What did the reviewer pre-make?

Answer: Grand Flaky biscuits

I pre-made Grand Flaky biscuits .

I received it yesterday and used today. After reading all the pro and con reviews, this is how I made my sandwiches. <hl> I pre-made Grand Flaky biscuits . <hl> I heated up the unit, lightly sprayed buttery Pam. As unit was warming up, I gathered my ingredients... eggs, shredded cheddar cheese, frozen pre-cooked sausage patties and biscuits. I warmed 2 frozen sausage patties in the microwave for 1 minute while machine was still heating up. I added biscuit bottom and sausage, then added my egg and cooked for 4 minutes. In the last minute, I added my cheese on top of sausage, lastly I added the top of my biscuit on the egg. My sandwich was perfect and delicious. My Biscuits were crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. My egg did not leak from the machine and it was easy to take apart and wash in hot sudsy water, dried and re-assembled.

I received it yesterday and used today. After reading all the pro and con reviews, this is how I made my sandwiches. I pre-made <hl> Grand Flaky biscuits <hl>. I heated up the unit, lightly sprayed buttery Pam. As unit was warming up, I gathered my ingredients... eggs, shredded cheddar cheese, frozen pre-cooked sausage patties and biscuits. I warmed 2 frozen sausage patties in the microwave for 1 minute while machine was still heating up.I added biscuit bottom and sausage, then added my egg and cooked for 4 minutes. In the last minute, I added my cheese on top of sausage, lastly I added the top of my biscuit on the egg.My sandwich was perfect and delicious. My Biscuits were crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. My egg did not leak from the machine and it was easy to take apart and wash in hot sudsy water, dried and re-assembled.

I pre-made <hl> Grand Flaky biscuits <hl> .


Question: Did the reviewer like the sandwich?

Answer: My sandwich was perfect and delicious.

I received it yesterday and used today. After reading all the pro and con reviews, this is how I made my sandwiches. I pre-made Grand Flaky biscuits. I heated up the unit, lightly sprayed buttery Pam. As unit was warming up, I gathered my ingredients... eggs, shredded cheddar cheese, frozen pre-cooked sausage patties and biscuits. I warmed 2 frozen sausage patties in the microwave for 1 minute while machine was still heating up. I added biscuit bottom and sausage, then added my egg and cooked for 4 minutes. In the last minute, I added my cheese on top of sausage, lastly I added the top of my biscuit on the egg. <hl> My sandwich was perfect and delicious. My Biscuits were crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. <hl> My egg did not leak from the machine and it was easy to take apart and wash in hot sudsy water, dried and re-assembled.

I received it yesterday and used today. After reading all the pro and con reviews, this is how I made my sandwiches. I pre-made Grand Flaky biscuits. I heated up the unit, lightly sprayed buttery Pam. As unit was warming up, I gathered my ingredients... eggs, shredded cheddar cheese, frozen pre-cooked sausage patties and biscuits. I warmed 2 frozen sausage patties in the microwave for 1 minute while machine was still heating up.I added biscuit bottom and sausage, then added my egg and cooked for 4 minutes. In the last minute, I added my cheese on top of sausage, lastly I added the top of my biscuit on the egg.<hl> My sandwich was perfect and delicious. <hl> My Biscuits were crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. My egg did not leak from the machine and it was easy to take apart and wash in hot sudsy water, dried and re-assembled.


Question: Why did vegetable keep slipping around?

Don't believe the videos. The blade that holds the vegetable was too small and the vegetable kept slipping around and falling off while trying to turn it. Also, one of the tines was missing from one of the cutters and I was nervous about more of them coming off in my food. I really wanted this to work because I have another brand that spills veg juices on my counter while spiralizing. But I would rather clean up juices than worry about pieces of metal in my food or waste money on a gadget that doesn't work as advertised. I filed a claim with Amazon and got my money back.

Answer: The blade that holds the vegetable was too small

Don't believe the videos. <hl> The blade that holds the vegetable was too small and the vegetable kept slipping around and falling off while trying to turn it. <hl> Also, one of the tines was missing from one of the cutters and I was nervous about more of them coming off in my food. I really wanted this to work because I have another brand that spills veg juices on my counter while spiralizing. But I would rather clean up juices than worry about pieces of metal in my food or waste money on a gadget that doesn't work as advertised. I filed a claim with Amazon and got my money back.

Don't believe the videos. <hl> The blade that holds the vegetable was too small <hl> and the vegetable kept slipping around and falling off while trying to turn it. Also, one of the tines was missing from one of the cutters and I was nervous about more of them coming off in my food. I really wanted this to work because I have another brand that spills veg juices on my counter while spiralizing. But I would rather clean up juices than worry about pieces of metal in my food or waste money on a gadget that doesn't work as advertised. I filed a claim with Amazon and got my money back.


Question: What was missing from the cutters?

Answer: one of the tines

Don't believe the videos. The blade that holds the vegetable was too small and the vegetable kept slipping around and falling off while trying to turn it. <hl> Also, one of the tines was missing from one of the cutters and I was nervous about more of them coming off in my food. <hl> I really wanted this to work because I have another brand that spills veg juices on my counter while spiralizing. But I would rather clean up juices than worry about pieces of metal in my food or waste money on a gadget that doesn't work as advertised. I filed a claim with Amazon and got my money back.

Don't believe the videos. The blade that holds the vegetable was too small and the vegetable kept slipping around and falling off while trying to turn it. Also, <hl> one of the tines <hl> was missing from one of the cutters and I was nervous about more of them coming off in my food. I really wanted this to work because I have another brand that spills veg juices on my counter while spiralizing. But I would rather clean up juices than worry about pieces of metal in my food or waste money on a gadget that doesn't work as advertised. I filed a claim with Amazon and got my money back.


Question: What was the poster worried would get into food?

Answer: pieces of metal

Don't believe the videos. The blade that holds the vegetable was too small and the vegetable kept slipping around and falling off while trying to turn it. Also, one of the tines was missing from one of the cutters and I was nervous about more of them coming off in my food. I really wanted this to work because I have another brand that spills veg juices on my counter while spiralizing. <hl> But I would rather clean up juices than worry about pieces of metal in my food or waste money on a gadget that doesn't work as advertised. <hl> I filed a claim with Amazon and got my money back.

Don't believe the videos. The blade that holds the vegetable was too small and the vegetable kept slipping around and falling off while trying to turn it. Also, one of the tines was missing from one of the cutters and I was nervous about more of them coming off in my food. I really wanted this to work because I have another brand that spills veg juices on my counter while spiralizing. But I would rather clean up juices than worry about <hl> pieces of metal <hl> in my food or waste money on a gadget that doesn't work as advertised. I filed a claim with Amazon and got my money back.


Question: What is the reason the other brand doesn't work while spiralizing?

Answer: spills veg juices

Don't believe the videos. The blade that holds the vegetable was too small and the vegetable kept slipping around and falling off while trying to turn it. Also, one of the tines was missing from one of the cutters and I was nervous about more of them coming off in my food. <hl> I really wanted this to work because I have another brand that spills veg juices on my counter while spiralizing. <hl> But I would rather clean up juices than worry about pieces of metal in my food or waste money on a gadget that doesn't work as advertised. I filed a claim with Amazon and got my money back.

Don't believe the videos. The blade that holds the vegetable was too small and the vegetable kept slipping around and falling off while trying to turn it. Also, one of the tines was missing from one of the cutters and I was nervous about more of them coming off in my food. I really wanted this to work because I have another brand that <hl> spills veg juices <hl> on my counter while spiralizing. But I would rather clean up juices than worry about pieces of metal in my food or waste money on a gadget that doesn't work as advertised. I filed a claim with Amazon and got my money back.


Question: Against who was the claim filed?

Answer: Amazon

Don't believe the videos. The blade that holds the vegetable was too small and the vegetable kept slipping around and falling off while trying to turn it. Also, one of the tines was missing from one of the cutters and I was nervous about more of them coming off in my food. I really wanted this to work because I have another brand that spills veg juices on my counter while spiralizing. But I would rather clean up juices than worry about pieces of metal in my food or waste money on a gadget that doesn't work as advertised. <hl> I filed a claim with Amazon and got my money back. <hl>

Don't believe the videos. The blade that holds the vegetable was too small and the vegetable kept slipping around and falling off while trying to turn it. Also, one of the tines was missing from one of the cutters and I was nervous about more of them coming off in my food. I really wanted this to work because I have another brand that spills veg juices on my counter while spiralizing. But I would rather clean up juices than worry about pieces of metal in my food or waste money on a gadget that doesn't work as advertised. I filed a claim with <hl> Amazon <hl> and got my money back.


Question: Where couldn't the product be found easily?

It was oddly difficult to find one of these in a physical store - I looked at Walmart and at Bed Bath and Beyond but I couldn't find a big one. We use this one to dry cloth diapers inside or to dry delicates. There's a lot of space and it folds easily if you want to tuck it away. It's also pretty lightweight considering it's size.

Answer: physical store

<hl> It was oddly difficult to find one of these in a physical store - I looked at Walmart and at Bed Bath and Beyond <hl> but I couldn't find a big one. We use this one to dry cloth diapers inside or to dry delicates. There's a lot of space and it folds easily if you want to tuck it away. It's also pretty lightweight considering it's size.

It was oddly difficult to find one of these in a <hl> physical store <hl> - I looked at Walmart and at Bed Bath and Beyond but I couldn't find a big one. We use this one to dry cloth diapers inside or to dry delicates. There's a lot of space and it folds easily if you want to tuck it away. It's also pretty lightweight considering it's size.


Question: What size were they looking for?

Answer: a big one

but I couldn't find a big one .

It was oddly difficult to find one of these in a physical store - I looked at Walmart and at Bed Bath and Beyond <hl> but I couldn't find a big one . <hl> We use this one to dry cloth diapers inside or to dry delicates. There's a lot of space and it folds easily if you want to tuck it away. It's also pretty lightweight considering it's size.

It was oddly difficult to find one of these in a physical store - I looked at Walmart and at Bed Bath and Beyond but I couldn't find <hl> a big one <hl>. We use this one to dry cloth diapers inside or to dry delicates. There's a lot of space and it folds easily if you want to tuck it away. It's also pretty lightweight considering it's size.

but I couldn't find <hl> a big one <hl> .


Question: Which stores did the poster try?

Answer: Walmart and at Bed Bath and Beyond

<hl> It was oddly difficult to find one of these in a physical store - I looked at Walmart and at Bed Bath and Beyond but I couldn't find a big one. <hl> We use this one to dry cloth diapers inside or to dry delicates. There's a lot of space and it folds easily if you want to tuck it away. It's also pretty lightweight considering it's size.

It was oddly difficult to find one of these in a physical store - I looked at <hl> Walmart and at Bed Bath and Beyond <hl> but I couldn't find a big one. We use this one to dry cloth diapers inside or to dry delicates. There's a lot of space and it folds easily if you want to tuck it away. It's also pretty lightweight considering it's size.


Question: Considering the size, why is the product good?

Answer: It's also pretty lightweight

It was oddly difficult to find one of these in a physical store - I looked at Walmart and at Bed Bath and Beyond but I couldn't find a big one. We use this one to dry cloth diapers inside or to dry delicates. There's a lot of space and it folds easily if you want to tuck it away. <hl> It's also pretty lightweight considering it's size. <hl>

It was oddly difficult to find one of these in a physical store - I looked at Walmart and at Bed Bath and Beyond but I couldn't find a big one. We use this one to dry cloth diapers inside or to dry delicates. There's a lot of space and it folds easily if you want to tuck it away. <hl> It's also pretty lightweight <hl> considering it's size.


Question: What are they using it for?

Answer: dry cloth diapers inside or to dry delicates

It was oddly difficult to find one of these in a physical store - I looked at Walmart and at Bed Bath and Beyond but I couldn't find a big one. <hl> We use this one to dry cloth diapers inside or to dry delicates . <hl> There's a lot of space and it folds easily if you want to tuck it away. It's also pretty lightweight considering it's size.

It was oddly difficult to find one of these in a physical store - I looked at Walmart and at Bed Bath and Beyond but I couldn't find a big one. We use this one to <hl> dry cloth diapers inside or to dry delicates <hl>. There's a lot of space and it folds easily if you want to tuck it away. It's also pretty lightweight considering it's size.

We use this one to <hl> dry cloth diapers inside or to dry delicates <hl> .


Question: How much was the product?

I received these to try free as part of a blog review. I'd previously received the company's muffin pan which I strongly prefer to the baking cups- it's just easier to clean a whole pan than it is to clean individual cups. That said, if you want/need to use cups, these are GREAT. They're easy to clean, the muffins baked through nice and evenly, and they feel like they'll last a long time.My only concern is that I'd hate to have someone throw them out if I was using them for a birthday party or with younger kids. I have a 2 yr old and I'm not sure he'd know to not throw them out like you throw out the disposable ones- of course, he's 2 yr old so occasionally I have to dig our spoons and forks out of the trash too. Haha.

Answer: free

<hl> I received these to try free as part of a blog review. <hl> I'd previously received the company's muffin pan which I strongly prefer to the baking cups- it's just easier to clean a whole pan than it is to clean individual cups. That said, if you want/need to use cups, these are GREAT. They're easy to clean, the muffins baked through nice and evenly, and they feel like they'll last a long time. My only concern is that I'd hate to have someone throw them out if I was using them for a birthday party or with younger kids. I have a 2 yr old and I'm not sure he'd know to not throw them out like you throw out the disposable ones- of course, he's 2 yr old so occasionally I have to dig our spoons and forks out of the trash too. Haha.

I received these to try <hl> free <hl> as part of a blog review. I'd previously received the company's muffin pan which I strongly prefer to the baking cups- it's just easier to clean a whole pan than it is to clean individual cups. That said, if you want/need to use cups, these are GREAT. They're easy to clean, the muffins baked through nice and evenly, and they feel like they'll last a long time.My only concern is that I'd hate to have someone throw them out if I was using them for a birthday party or with younger kids. I have a 2 yr old and I'm not sure he'd know to not throw them out like you throw out the disposable ones- of course, he's 2 yr old so occasionally I have to dig our spoons and forks out of the trash too. Haha.


Question: What product had the poster used before?

Answer: muffin pan

I received these to try free as part of a blog review. <hl> I'd previously received the company's muffin pan which I strongly prefer to the baking cups- it's just easier to clean a whole pan than it is to clean individual cups. <hl> That said, if you want/need to use cups, these are GREAT. They're easy to clean, the muffins baked through nice and evenly, and they feel like they'll last a long time. My only concern is that I'd hate to have someone throw them out if I was using them for a birthday party or with younger kids. I have a 2 yr old and I'm not sure he'd know to not throw them out like you throw out the disposable ones- of course, he's 2 yr old so occasionally I have to dig our spoons and forks out of the trash too. Haha.

I received these to try free as part of a blog review. I'd previously received the company's <hl> muffin pan <hl> which I strongly prefer to the baking cups- it's just easier to clean a whole pan than it is to clean individual cups. That said, if you want/need to use cups, these are GREAT. They're easy to clean, the muffins baked through nice and evenly, and they feel like they'll last a long time.My only concern is that I'd hate to have someone throw them out if I was using them for a birthday party or with younger kids. I have a 2 yr old and I'm not sure he'd know to not throw them out like you throw out the disposable ones- of course, he's 2 yr old so occasionally I have to dig our spoons and forks out of the trash too. Haha.


Question: How did the muffins bake?

Answer: nice and evenly

I received these to try free as part of a blog review. I'd previously received the company's muffin pan which I strongly prefer to the baking cups- it's just easier to clean a whole pan than it is to clean individual cups. That said, if you want/need to use cups, these are GREAT. <hl> They're easy to clean, the muffins baked through nice and evenly , and they feel like they'll last a long time. <hl> My only concern is that I'd hate to have someone throw them out if I was using them for a birthday party or with younger kids. I have a 2 yr old and I'm not sure he'd know to not throw them out like you throw out the disposable ones- of course, he's 2 yr old so occasionally I have to dig our spoons and forks out of the trash too. Haha.

I received these to try free as part of a blog review. I'd previously received the company's muffin pan which I strongly prefer to the baking cups- it's just easier to clean a whole pan than it is to clean individual cups. That said, if you want/need to use cups, these are GREAT. They're easy to clean, the muffins baked through <hl> nice and evenly <hl>, and they feel like they'll last a long time.My only concern is that I'd hate to have someone throw them out if I was using them for a birthday party or with younger kids. I have a 2 yr old and I'm not sure he'd know to not throw them out like you throw out the disposable ones- of course, he's 2 yr old so occasionally I have to dig our spoons and forks out of the trash too. Haha.

They're easy to clean, the muffins baked through <hl> nice and evenly <hl> , and they feel like they'll last a long time.


Question: Which product does the poster prefer?

Answer: muffin pan

I received these to try free as part of a blog review. <hl> I'd previously received the company's muffin pan which I strongly prefer to the baking cups- it's just easier to clean a whole pan than it is to clean individual cups. <hl> That said, if you want/need to use cups, these are GREAT. They're easy to clean, the muffins baked through nice and evenly, and they feel like they'll last a long time. My only concern is that I'd hate to have someone throw them out if I was using them for a birthday party or with younger kids. I have a 2 yr old and I'm not sure he'd know to not throw them out like you throw out the disposable ones- of course, he's 2 yr old so occasionally I have to dig our spoons and forks out of the trash too. Haha.

I received these to try free as part of a blog review. I'd previously received the company's <hl> muffin pan <hl> which I strongly prefer to the baking cups- it's just easier to clean a whole pan than it is to clean individual cups. That said, if you want/need to use cups, these are GREAT. They're easy to clean, the muffins baked through nice and evenly, and they feel like they'll last a long time.My only concern is that I'd hate to have someone throw them out if I was using them for a birthday party or with younger kids. I have a 2 yr old and I'm not sure he'd know to not throw them out like you throw out the disposable ones- of course, he's 2 yr old so occasionally I have to dig our spoons and forks out of the trash too. Haha.


Question: How old is the kid in the family?

Answer: 2 yr old

I received these to try free as part of a blog review. I'd previously received the company's muffin pan which I strongly prefer to the baking cups- it's just easier to clean a whole pan than it is to clean individual cups. That said, if you want/need to use cups, these are GREAT. They're easy to clean, the muffins baked through nice and evenly, and they feel like they'll last a long time. My only concern is that I'd hate to have someone throw them out if I was using them for a birthday party or with younger kids. <hl> I have a 2 yr old and I'm not sure he'd know to not throw them out like you throw out the disposable ones- of course, he's 2 yr old so occasionally I have to dig our spoons and forks out of the trash too. <hl> Haha.

I received these to try free as part of a blog review. I'd previously received the company's muffin pan which I strongly prefer to the baking cups- it's just easier to clean a whole pan than it is to clean individual cups. That said, if you want/need to use cups, these are GREAT. They're easy to clean, the muffins baked through nice and evenly, and they feel like they'll last a long time.My only concern is that I'd hate to have someone throw them out if I was using them for a birthday party or with younger kids. I have a <hl> 2 yr old <hl> and I'm not sure he'd know to not throw them out like you throw out the disposable ones- of course, he's 2 yr old so occasionally I have to dig our spoons and forks out of the trash too. Haha.


Question: What was the gift?

Was given the Cork Remover as a gift. What a terrific gift it is. Was very worried when the air ran out on the original but was thrilled to see you could get replacements. Installation couldn't have been easier! One does have to get used to it. The cork pop can be a surprise, and one must exert some force to remove the cork afterward. But how cool it is! So EASY and quick. A twist of the wrist removes the wrap at top of bottle. Push the needle down through the cork. Press the canister with your thumb, and POP! Cork out.Great product!

Answer: Cork Remover

Was given the Cork Remover as a gift.

<hl> Was given the Cork Remover as a gift. <hl> What a terrific gift it is. Was very worried when the air ran out on the original but was thrilled to see you could get replacements. Installation couldn't have been easier! One does have to get used to it. The cork pop can be a surprise, and one must exert some force to remove the cork afterward. But how cool it is! So EASY and quick. A twist of the wrist removes the wrap at top of bottle. Push the needle down through the cork. Press the canister with your thumb, and POP! Cork out. Great product!

Was given the <hl> Cork Remover <hl> as a gift. What a terrific gift it is. Was very worried when the air ran out on the original but was thrilled to see you could get replacements. Installation couldn't have been easier! One does have to get used to it. The cork pop can be a surprise, and one must exert some force to remove the cork afterward. But how cool it is! So EASY and quick. A twist of the wrist removes the wrap at top of bottle. Push the needle down through the cork. Press the canister with your thumb, and POP! Cork out.Great product!


Question: What's a downside of the product?

Answer: must exert some force to remove the cork

Was given the Cork Remover as a gift. What a terrific gift it is. Was very worried when the air ran out on the original but was thrilled to see you could get replacements. Installation couldn't have been easier! One does have to get used to it. <hl> The cork pop can be a surprise, and one must exert some force to remove the cork afterward. <hl> But how cool it is! So EASY and quick. A twist of the wrist removes the wrap at top of bottle. Push the needle down through the cork. Press the canister with your thumb, and POP! Cork out. Great product!

Was given the Cork Remover as a gift. What a terrific gift it is. Was very worried when the air ran out on the original but was thrilled to see you could get replacements. Installation couldn't have been easier! One does have to get used to it. The cork pop can be a surprise, and one <hl> must exert some force to remove the cork <hl> afterward. But how cool it is! So EASY and quick. A twist of the wrist removes the wrap at top of bottle. Push the needle down through the cork. Press the canister with your thumb, and POP! Cork out.Great product!


Question: What do you twist?

Answer: the wrist

Was given the Cork Remover as a gift. What a terrific gift it is. Was very worried when the air ran out on the original but was thrilled to see you could get replacements. Installation couldn't have been easier! One does have to get used to it. The cork pop can be a surprise, and one must exert some force to remove the cork afterward. But how cool it is! So EASY and quick. <hl> A twist of the wrist removes the wrap at top of bottle. <hl> Push the needle down through the cork. Press the canister with your thumb, and POP! Cork out. Great product!

Was given the Cork Remover as a gift. What a terrific gift it is. Was very worried when the air ran out on the original but was thrilled to see you could get replacements. Installation couldn't have been easier! One does have to get used to it. The cork pop can be a surprise, and one must exert some force to remove the cork afterward. But how cool it is! So EASY and quick. A twist of <hl> the wrist <hl> removes the wrap at top of bottle. Push the needle down through the cork. Press the canister with your thumb, and POP! Cork out.Great product!


Question: What was easy?

Answer: Installation

Installation couldn't have been easier!

Was given the Cork Remover as a gift. What a terrific gift it is. Was very worried when the air ran out on the original but was thrilled to see you could get replacements. <hl> Installation couldn't have been easier! <hl> One does have to get used to it. The cork pop can be a surprise, and one must exert some force to remove the cork afterward. But how cool it is! So EASY and quick. A twist of the wrist removes the wrap at top of bottle. Push the needle down through the cork. Press the canister with your thumb, and POP! Cork out. Great product!

Was given the Cork Remover as a gift. What a terrific gift it is. Was very worried when the air ran out on the original but was thrilled to see you could get replacements. <hl> Installation <hl> couldn't have been easier! One does have to get used to it. The cork pop can be a surprise, and one must exert some force to remove the cork afterward. But how cool it is! So EASY and quick. A twist of the wrist removes the wrap at top of bottle. Push the needle down through the cork. Press the canister with your thumb, and POP! Cork out.Great product!


Question: What should you push through the cork?

Answer: needle

Push the needle down through the cork.

Was given the Cork Remover as a gift. What a terrific gift it is. Was very worried when the air ran out on the original but was thrilled to see you could get replacements. Installation couldn't have been easier! One does have to get used to it. The cork pop can be a surprise, and one must exert some force to remove the cork afterward. But how cool it is! So EASY and quick. A twist of the wrist removes the wrap at top of bottle. <hl> Push the needle down through the cork. <hl> Press the canister with your thumb, and POP! Cork out. Great product!

Was given the Cork Remover as a gift. What a terrific gift it is. Was very worried when the air ran out on the original but was thrilled to see you could get replacements. Installation couldn't have been easier! One does have to get used to it. The cork pop can be a surprise, and one must exert some force to remove the cork afterward. But how cool it is! So EASY and quick. A twist of the wrist removes the wrap at top of bottle. Push the <hl> needle <hl> down through the cork. Press the canister with your thumb, and POP! Cork out.Great product!


Question: Which brand is talked about?

When I received this set, I was surprised to learn that the manufacturer does not recommend using them on ceramic or glass top stoves. The product description here lists ceramic as a suitable stove top, and doesn't specifically mention glass tops at all. But if you go on the Rachael Ray site and look for this product, you will see the following:"Special Features : Not Recommended for use on Ceramic/Glasstop Stoves"That's a "special feature"? ;) Too bad it isn't "special" enough to list on this product's description. I submitted a request that this information be added.From the looks of this product, I wouldn't be surprised if the coating scratched easily (even if you never put it in the dishwasher, which is always a big no-no with coated cookware like this). These skillets do not appear to be very good quality.

Answer: Rachael Ray

When I received this set, I was surprised to learn that the manufacturer does not recommend using them on ceramic or glass top stoves. The product description here lists ceramic as a suitable stove top, and doesn't specifically mention glass tops at all. <hl> But if you go on the Rachael Ray site and look for this product, you will see the following:"Special Features : Not Recommended for use on Ceramic/Glasstop Stoves"That's a "special feature"? <hl> ;) Too bad it isn't "special" enough to list on this product's description. I submitted a request that this information be added. From the looks of this product, I wouldn't be surprised if the coating scratched easily (even if you never put it in the dishwasher, which is always a big no-no with coated cookware like this). These skillets do not appear to be very good quality.

When I received this set, I was surprised to learn that the manufacturer does not recommend using them on ceramic or glass top stoves. The product description here lists ceramic as a suitable stove top, and doesn't specifically mention glass tops at all. But if you go on the <hl> Rachael Ray <hl> site and look for this product, you will see the following:"Special Features : Not Recommended for use on Ceramic/Glasstop Stoves"That's a "special feature"? ;) Too bad it isn't "special" enough to list on this product's description. I submitted a request that this information be added.From the looks of this product, I wouldn't be surprised if the coating scratched easily (even if you never put it in the dishwasher, which is always a big no-no with coated cookware like this). These skillets do not appear to be very good quality.


Question: What does the description say is suitable for stove tops?

Answer: ceramic

<hl> When I received this set, I was surprised to learn that the manufacturer does not recommend using them on ceramic or glass top stoves. <hl> The product description here lists ceramic as a suitable stove top, and doesn't specifically mention glass tops at all. But if you go on the Rachael Ray site and look for this product, you will see the following:"Special Features : Not Recommended for use on Ceramic/Glasstop Stoves"That's a "special feature"? ;) Too bad it isn't "special" enough to list on this product's description. I submitted a request that this information be added. From the looks of this product, I wouldn't be surprised if the coating scratched easily (even if you never put it in the dishwasher, which is always a big no-no with coated cookware like this). These skillets do not appear to be very good quality.

When I received this set, I was surprised to learn that the manufacturer does not recommend using them on <hl> ceramic <hl> or glass top stoves. The product description here lists ceramic as a suitable stove top, and doesn't specifically mention glass tops at all. But if you go on the Rachael Ray site and look for this product, you will see the following:"Special Features : Not Recommended for use on Ceramic/Glasstop Stoves"That's a "special feature"? ;) Too bad it isn't "special" enough to list on this product's description. I submitted a request that this information be added.From the looks of this product, I wouldn't be surprised if the coating scratched easily (even if you never put it in the dishwasher, which is always a big no-no with coated cookware like this). These skillets do not appear to be very good quality.


Question: What was the poster surprised about?

Answer: the manufacturer does not recommend using them on ceramic or glass top stoves

<hl> When I received this set, I was surprised to learn that the manufacturer does not recommend using them on ceramic or glass top stoves . <hl> The product description here lists ceramic as a suitable stove top, and doesn't specifically mention glass tops at all. But if you go on the Rachael Ray site and look for this product, you will see the following:"Special Features : Not Recommended for use on Ceramic/Glasstop Stoves"That's a "special feature"? ;) Too bad it isn't "special" enough to list on this product's description. I submitted a request that this information be added. From the looks of this product, I wouldn't be surprised if the coating scratched easily (even if you never put it in the dishwasher, which is always a big no-no with coated cookware like this). These skillets do not appear to be very good quality.

When I received this set, I was surprised to learn that <hl> the manufacturer does not recommend using them on ceramic or glass top stoves <hl>. The product description here lists ceramic as a suitable stove top, and doesn't specifically mention glass tops at all. But if you go on the Rachael Ray site and look for this product, you will see the following:"Special Features : Not Recommended for use on Ceramic/Glasstop Stoves"That's a "special feature"? ;) Too bad it isn't "special" enough to list on this product's description. I submitted a request that this information be added.From the looks of this product, I wouldn't be surprised if the coating scratched easily (even if you never put it in the dishwasher, which is always a big no-no with coated cookware like this). These skillets do not appear to be very good quality.

When I received this set, I was surprised to learn that <hl> the manufacturer does not recommend using them on ceramic or glass top stoves <hl> .


Question: What did the poster do?

Answer: submitted a request

When I received this set, I was surprised to learn that the manufacturer does not recommend using them on ceramic or glass top stoves. The product description here lists ceramic as a suitable stove top, and doesn't specifically mention glass tops at all. But if you go on the Rachael Ray site and look for this product, you will see the following:"Special Features : Not Recommended for use on Ceramic/Glasstop Stoves"That's a "special feature"? ;) Too bad it isn't "special" enough to list on this product's description. <hl> I submitted a request that this information be added. <hl> From the looks of this product, I wouldn't be surprised if the coating scratched easily (even if you never put it in the dishwasher, which is always a big no-no with coated cookware like this). These skillets do not appear to be very good quality.

When I received this set, I was surprised to learn that the manufacturer does not recommend using them on ceramic or glass top stoves. The product description here lists ceramic as a suitable stove top, and doesn't specifically mention glass tops at all. But if you go on the Rachael Ray site and look for this product, you will see the following:"Special Features : Not Recommended for use on Ceramic/Glasstop Stoves"That's a "special feature"? ;) Too bad it isn't "special" enough to list on this product's description. I <hl> submitted a request <hl> that this information be added.From the looks of this product, I wouldn't be surprised if the coating scratched easily (even if you never put it in the dishwasher, which is always a big no-no with coated cookware like this). These skillets do not appear to be very good quality.


Question: What shouldn't you do with such cookware?

Answer: put it in the dishwasher

When I received this set, I was surprised to learn that the manufacturer does not recommend using them on ceramic or glass top stoves. The product description here lists ceramic as a suitable stove top, and doesn't specifically mention glass tops at all. But if you go on the Rachael Ray site and look for this product, you will see the following:"Special Features : Not Recommended for use on Ceramic/Glasstop Stoves"That's a "special feature"? ;) Too bad it isn't "special" enough to list on this product's description. I submitted a request that this information be added. From the looks of this product, I wouldn't be surprised if the coating scratched easily ( <hl> even if you never put it in the dishwasher , which is always a big no-no with coated cookware like this). <hl> These skillets do not appear to be very good quality.

When I received this set, I was surprised to learn that the manufacturer does not recommend using them on ceramic or glass top stoves. The product description here lists ceramic as a suitable stove top, and doesn't specifically mention glass tops at all. But if you go on the Rachael Ray site and look for this product, you will see the following:"Special Features : Not Recommended for use on Ceramic/Glasstop Stoves"That's a "special feature"? ;) Too bad it isn't "special" enough to list on this product's description. I submitted a request that this information be added.From the looks of this product, I wouldn't be surprised if the coating scratched easily (even if you never <hl> put it in the dishwasher <hl>, which is always a big no-no with coated cookware like this). These skillets do not appear to be very good quality.

even if you never <hl> put it in the dishwasher <hl> , which is always a big no-no with coated cookware like this).


Question: Does a Silpat fit a full sheet pan?

Silpat works great as always, and it fits my full sheet pan exactly. That's the good stuff. The bad part is that it was folded for shipment, and my other Silpat products always warned not to fold them. This one arrived folded in quarters with a crease down the middle that never flattened out correctly. After only two months, the sheet has split in the middle right along the fold. This means that it's OK for cookies, but if I want to roast potatoes on it and smear it with olive oil, it's going to leave a mess in my pan.

Answer: fits my full sheet pan exactly

<hl> Silpat works great as always, and it fits my full sheet pan exactly . <hl> That's the good stuff. The bad part is that it was folded for shipment, and my other Silpat products always warned not to fold them. This one arrived folded in quarters with a crease down the middle that never flattened out correctly. After only two months, the sheet has split in the middle right along the fold. This means that it's OK for cookies, but if I want to roast potatoes on it and smear it with olive oil, it's going to leave a mess in my pan.

Silpat works great as always, and it <hl> fits my full sheet pan exactly <hl>. That's the good stuff. The bad part is that it was folded for shipment, and my other Silpat products always warned not to fold them. This one arrived folded in quarters with a crease down the middle that never flattened out correctly. After only two months, the sheet has split in the middle right along the fold. This means that it's OK for cookies, but if I want to roast potatoes on it and smear it with olive oil, it's going to leave a mess in my pan.

Silpat works great as always, and it <hl> fits my full sheet pan exactly <hl> .


Question: How was it shipped?

Answer: it was folded

Silpat works great as always, and it fits my full sheet pan exactly. That's the good stuff. <hl> The bad part is that it was folded for shipment, and my other Silpat products always warned not to fold them. <hl> This one arrived folded in quarters with a crease down the middle that never flattened out correctly. After only two months, the sheet has split in the middle right along the fold. This means that it's OK for cookies, but if I want to roast potatoes on it and smear it with olive oil, it's going to leave a mess in my pan.

Silpat works great as always, and it fits my full sheet pan exactly. That's the good stuff. The bad part is that <hl> it was folded <hl> for shipment, and my other Silpat products always warned not to fold them. This one arrived folded in quarters with a crease down the middle that never flattened out correctly. After only two months, the sheet has split in the middle right along the fold. This means that it's OK for cookies, but if I want to roast potatoes on it and smear it with olive oil, it's going to leave a mess in my pan.


Question: Where did the sheet split?

Answer: in the middle right along the fold.

Silpat works great as always, and it fits my full sheet pan exactly. That's the good stuff. The bad part is that it was folded for shipment, and my other Silpat products always warned not to fold them. This one arrived folded in quarters with a crease down the middle that never flattened out correctly. <hl> After only two months, the sheet has split in the middle right along the fold. This means that it's OK for cookies, but if I want to roast potatoes on it and smear it with olive oil, it's going to leave a mess in my pan. <hl>

Silpat works great as always, and it fits my full sheet pan exactly. That's the good stuff. The bad part is that it was folded for shipment, and my other Silpat products always warned not to fold them. This one arrived folded in quarters with a crease down the middle that never flattened out correctly. After only two months, the sheet has split <hl> in the middle right along the fold. <hl> This means that it's OK for cookies, but if I want to roast potatoes on it and smear it with olive oil, it's going to leave a mess in my pan.


Question: What is the name of this sheet?

Answer: Silpat

<hl> Silpat works great as always, and it fits my full sheet pan exactly. <hl> That's the good stuff. The bad part is that it was folded for shipment, and my other Silpat products always warned not to fold them. This one arrived folded in quarters with a crease down the middle that never flattened out correctly. After only two months, the sheet has split in the middle right along the fold. This means that it's OK for cookies, but if I want to roast potatoes on it and smear it with olive oil, it's going to leave a mess in my pan.

<hl> Silpat <hl> works great as always, and it fits my full sheet pan exactly. That's the good stuff. The bad part is that it was folded for shipment, and my other Silpat products always warned not to fold them. This one arrived folded in quarters with a crease down the middle that never flattened out correctly. After only two months, the sheet has split in the middle right along the fold. This means that it's OK for cookies, but if I want to roast potatoes on it and smear it with olive oil, it's going to leave a mess in my pan.


Question: Can you baked cookies on it?

Answer: it's OK

Silpat works great as always, and it fits my full sheet pan exactly. That's the good stuff. The bad part is that it was folded for shipment, and my other Silpat products always warned not to fold them. This one arrived folded in quarters with a crease down the middle that never flattened out correctly. After only two months, the sheet has split in the middle right along the fold. <hl> This means that it's OK for cookies, but if I want to roast potatoes on it and smear it with olive oil, it's going to leave a mess in my pan. <hl>

Silpat works great as always, and it fits my full sheet pan exactly. That's the good stuff. The bad part is that it was folded for shipment, and my other Silpat products always warned not to fold them. This one arrived folded in quarters with a crease down the middle that never flattened out correctly. After only two months, the sheet has split in the middle right along the fold. This means that <hl> it's OK <hl> for cookies, but if I want to roast potatoes on it and smear it with olive oil, it's going to leave a mess in my pan.


Question: What kind of bag is the soap in?

I've had a good experience with this bottle, but I haven't been using is for lotion as the name suggests. I buy Dial antibacterial hand soap in large eco-friendly refill bags (Dial Eco-Smart Pomegranate & Tangerine Antibacterial Moisturizer Hand Soap Refill) and pour it into this dispenser, using it as a soap dispenser in my home bathroom. I've been doing this since July of last year (so 7 months now) and I've not had any problems with the bottle. We are a family of 4, all using a single bathroom. So the bottle sees a lot of use. But it's never clogged or leaked or anything like that.I can't say how will it does or doesn't work for lotion, but it works great with liquid Dial soap!

Answer: eco-friendly refill bags

I've had a good experience with this bottle, but I haven't been using is for lotion as the name suggests. <hl> I buy Dial antibacterial hand soap in large eco-friendly refill bags (Dial Eco-Smart Pomegranate & Tangerine Antibacterial Moisturizer Hand Soap Refill) and pour it into this dispenser, using it as a soap dispenser in my home bathroom. <hl> I've been doing this since July of last year (so 7 months now) and I've not had any problems with the bottle. We are a family of 4, all using a single bathroom. So the bottle sees a lot of use. But it's never clogged or leaked or anything like that. I can't say how will it does or doesn't work for lotion, but it works great with liquid Dial soap!

I've had a good experience with this bottle, but I haven't been using is for lotion as the name suggests. I buy Dial antibacterial hand soap in large <hl> eco-friendly refill bags <hl> (Dial Eco-Smart Pomegranate & Tangerine Antibacterial Moisturizer Hand Soap Refill) and pour it into this dispenser, using it as a soap dispenser in my home bathroom. I've been doing this since July of last year (so 7 months now) and I've not had any problems with the bottle. We are a family of 4, all using a single bathroom. So the bottle sees a lot of use. But it's never clogged or leaked or anything like that.I can't say how will it does or doesn't work for lotion, but it works great with liquid Dial soap!


Question: How long have they been using it?

Answer: 7 months

I've had a good experience with this bottle, but I haven't been using is for lotion as the name suggests. I buy Dial antibacterial hand soap in large eco-friendly refill bags (Dial Eco-Smart Pomegranate & Tangerine Antibacterial Moisturizer Hand Soap Refill) and pour it into this dispenser, using it as a soap dispenser in my home bathroom. <hl> I've been doing this since July of last year (so 7 months now) <hl> and I've not had any problems with the bottle. We are a family of 4, all using a single bathroom. So the bottle sees a lot of use. But it's never clogged or leaked or anything like that. I can't say how will it does or doesn't work for lotion, but it works great with liquid Dial soap!

I've had a good experience with this bottle, but I haven't been using is for lotion as the name suggests. I buy Dial antibacterial hand soap in large eco-friendly refill bags (Dial Eco-Smart Pomegranate & Tangerine Antibacterial Moisturizer Hand Soap Refill) and pour it into this dispenser, using it as a soap dispenser in my home bathroom. I've been doing this since July of last year (so <hl> 7 months <hl> now) and I've not had any problems with the bottle. We are a family of 4, all using a single bathroom. So the bottle sees a lot of use. But it's never clogged or leaked or anything like that.I can't say how will it does or doesn't work for lotion, but it works great with liquid Dial soap!


Question: Which Dial soap did they get?

Answer: Eco-Smart Pomegranate & Tangerine Antibacterial Moisturizer Hand Soap Refill

I've had a good experience with this bottle, but I haven't been using is for lotion as the name suggests. <hl> I buy Dial antibacterial hand soap in large eco-friendly refill bags (Dial Eco-Smart Pomegranate & Tangerine Antibacterial Moisturizer Hand Soap Refill ) and pour it into this dispenser, using it as a soap dispenser in my home bathroom. <hl> I've been doing this since July of last year (so 7 months now) and I've not had any problems with the bottle. We are a family of 4, all using a single bathroom. So the bottle sees a lot of use. But it's never clogged or leaked or anything like that. I can't say how will it does or doesn't work for lotion, but it works great with liquid Dial soap!

I've had a good experience with this bottle, but I haven't been using is for lotion as the name suggests. I buy Dial antibacterial hand soap in large eco-friendly refill bags (Dial <hl> Eco-Smart Pomegranate & Tangerine Antibacterial Moisturizer Hand Soap Refill <hl>) and pour it into this dispenser, using it as a soap dispenser in my home bathroom. I've been doing this since July of last year (so 7 months now) and I've not had any problems with the bottle. We are a family of 4, all using a single bathroom. So the bottle sees a lot of use. But it's never clogged or leaked or anything like that.I can't say how will it does or doesn't work for lotion, but it works great with liquid Dial soap!

I buy Dial antibacterial hand soap in large eco-friendly refill bags (Dial <hl> Eco-Smart Pomegranate & Tangerine Antibacterial Moisturizer Hand Soap Refill <hl> ) and pour it into this dispenser, using it as a soap dispenser in my home bathroom.


Question: Have they had problems with the bottle?

Answer: I've not had any problems

I've had a good experience with this bottle, but I haven't been using is for lotion as the name suggests. I buy Dial antibacterial hand soap in large eco-friendly refill bags (Dial Eco-Smart Pomegranate & Tangerine Antibacterial Moisturizer Hand Soap Refill) and pour it into this dispenser, using it as a soap dispenser in my home bathroom. <hl> I've been doing this since July of last year (so 7 months now) and I've not had any problems with the bottle. <hl> We are a family of 4, all using a single bathroom. So the bottle sees a lot of use. But it's never clogged or leaked or anything like that. I can't say how will it does or doesn't work for lotion, but it works great with liquid Dial soap!

I've had a good experience with this bottle, but I haven't been using is for lotion as the name suggests. I buy Dial antibacterial hand soap in large eco-friendly refill bags (Dial Eco-Smart Pomegranate & Tangerine Antibacterial Moisturizer Hand Soap Refill) and pour it into this dispenser, using it as a soap dispenser in my home bathroom. I've been doing this since July of last year (so 7 months now) and <hl> I've not had any problems <hl> with the bottle. We are a family of 4, all using a single bathroom. So the bottle sees a lot of use. But it's never clogged or leaked or anything like that.I can't say how will it does or doesn't work for lotion, but it works great with liquid Dial soap!


Question: What do they fill the bottle with?

Answer: liquid Dial soap

I've had a good experience with this bottle, but I haven't been using is for lotion as the name suggests. I buy Dial antibacterial hand soap in large eco-friendly refill bags (Dial Eco-Smart Pomegranate & Tangerine Antibacterial Moisturizer Hand Soap Refill) and pour it into this dispenser, using it as a soap dispenser in my home bathroom. I've been doing this since July of last year (so 7 months now) and I've not had any problems with the bottle. We are a family of 4, all using a single bathroom. So the bottle sees a lot of use. But it's never clogged or leaked or anything like that. <hl> I can't say how will it does or doesn't work for lotion, but it works great with liquid Dial soap ! <hl>

I've had a good experience with this bottle, but I haven't been using is for lotion as the name suggests. I buy Dial antibacterial hand soap in large eco-friendly refill bags (Dial Eco-Smart Pomegranate & Tangerine Antibacterial Moisturizer Hand Soap Refill) and pour it into this dispenser, using it as a soap dispenser in my home bathroom. I've been doing this since July of last year (so 7 months now) and I've not had any problems with the bottle. We are a family of 4, all using a single bathroom. So the bottle sees a lot of use. But it's never clogged or leaked or anything like that.I can't say how will it does or doesn't work for lotion, but it works great with <hl> liquid Dial soap <hl>!

I can't say how will it does or doesn't work for lotion, but it works great with <hl> liquid Dial soap <hl> !


Question: When was it bought?

Bought this last fall. I really have enjoyed its versatility - but find that so far, I've used it mainly to make the expensive shredded cheese - which I then freeze. I've mixed smoothies, cookie dough and much more. We've chopped potatoes into chips, veggies, etc. I have absolutely no complaints. Love it.Update 4/2011: It has been used almost daily since we bought it. We frequently use the juicer attachment. We love this thing so much we are attempting to prepare for the inevitable day when we may need new parts and have begun to look for another juicer attachment (hard to find alone) and the main bowl. There is nothing wrong with them or the machine, but we just want to be prepared so that if/when that day comes, we don't discover it is no longer being manufactured. Love it even more than I did a year and 1/2 ago! :-)

Answer: last fall

Bought this last fall .

<hl> Bought this last fall . <hl> I really have enjoyed its versatility - but find that so far, I've used it mainly to make the expensive shredded cheese - which I then freeze. I've mixed smoothies, cookie dough and much more. We've chopped potatoes into chips, veggies, etc. I have absolutely no complaints. Love it. Update 4/2011: It has been used almost daily since we bought it. We frequently use the juicer attachment. We love this thing so much we are attempting to prepare for the inevitable day when we may need new parts and have begun to look for another juicer attachment (hard to find alone) and the main bowl. There is nothing wrong with them or the machine, but we just want to be prepared so that if/when that day comes, we don't discover it is no longer being manufactured. Love it even more than I did a year and 1/2 ago! :-)

Bought this <hl> last fall <hl>. I really have enjoyed its versatility - but find that so far, I've used it mainly to make the expensive shredded cheese - which I then freeze. I've mixed smoothies, cookie dough and much more. We've chopped potatoes into chips, veggies, etc. I have absolutely no complaints. Love it.Update 4/2011: It has been used almost daily since we bought it. We frequently use the juicer attachment. We love this thing so much we are attempting to prepare for the inevitable day when we may need new parts and have begun to look for another juicer attachment (hard to find alone) and the main bowl. There is nothing wrong with them or the machine, but we just want to be prepared so that if/when that day comes, we don't discover it is no longer being manufactured. Love it even more than I did a year and 1/2 ago! :-)


Question: Do they have complaints?

Answer: I have absolutely no complaints

I have absolutely no complaints .

Bought this last fall. I really have enjoyed its versatility - but find that so far, I've used it mainly to make the expensive shredded cheese - which I then freeze. I've mixed smoothies, cookie dough and much more. We've chopped potatoes into chips, veggies, etc. <hl> I have absolutely no complaints . <hl> Love it. Update 4/2011: It has been used almost daily since we bought it. We frequently use the juicer attachment. We love this thing so much we are attempting to prepare for the inevitable day when we may need new parts and have begun to look for another juicer attachment (hard to find alone) and the main bowl. There is nothing wrong with them or the machine, but we just want to be prepared so that if/when that day comes, we don't discover it is no longer being manufactured. Love it even more than I did a year and 1/2 ago! :-)

Bought this last fall. I really have enjoyed its versatility - but find that so far, I've used it mainly to make the expensive shredded cheese - which I then freeze. I've mixed smoothies, cookie dough and much more. We've chopped potatoes into chips, veggies, etc. <hl> I have absolutely no complaints <hl>. Love it.Update 4/2011: It has been used almost daily since we bought it. We frequently use the juicer attachment. We love this thing so much we are attempting to prepare for the inevitable day when we may need new parts and have begun to look for another juicer attachment (hard to find alone) and the main bowl. There is nothing wrong with them or the machine, but we just want to be prepared so that if/when that day comes, we don't discover it is no longer being manufactured. Love it even more than I did a year and 1/2 ago! :-)

<hl> I have absolutely no complaints <hl> .


Question: What attachment do they use frequently?

Answer: the juicer attachment

Bought this last fall. I really have enjoyed its versatility - but find that so far, I've used it mainly to make the expensive shredded cheese - which I then freeze. I've mixed smoothies, cookie dough and much more. We've chopped potatoes into chips, veggies, etc. I have absolutely no complaints. Love it. Update 4/2011: It has been used almost daily since we bought it. <hl> We frequently use the juicer attachment . <hl> We love this thing so much we are attempting to prepare for the inevitable day when we may need new parts and have begun to look for another juicer attachment (hard to find alone) and the main bowl. There is nothing wrong with them or the machine, but we just want to be prepared so that if/when that day comes, we don't discover it is no longer being manufactured. Love it even more than I did a year and 1/2 ago! :-)

Bought this last fall. I really have enjoyed its versatility - but find that so far, I've used it mainly to make the expensive shredded cheese - which I then freeze. I've mixed smoothies, cookie dough and much more. We've chopped potatoes into chips, veggies, etc. I have absolutely no complaints. Love it.Update 4/2011: It has been used almost daily since we bought it. We frequently use <hl> the juicer attachment <hl>. We love this thing so much we are attempting to prepare for the inevitable day when we may need new parts and have begun to look for another juicer attachment (hard to find alone) and the main bowl. There is nothing wrong with them or the machine, but we just want to be prepared so that if/when that day comes, we don't discover it is no longer being manufactured. Love it even more than I did a year and 1/2 ago! :-)

We frequently use <hl> the juicer attachment <hl> .


Question: Is the juicer attachment easy to purchase by itself?

Answer: hard to find alone

Bought this last fall. I really have enjoyed its versatility - but find that so far, I've used it mainly to make the expensive shredded cheese - which I then freeze. I've mixed smoothies, cookie dough and much more. We've chopped potatoes into chips, veggies, etc. I have absolutely no complaints. Love it. Update 4/2011: It has been used almost daily since we bought it. We frequently use the juicer attachment. <hl> We love this thing so much we are attempting to prepare for the inevitable day when we may need new parts and have begun to look for another juicer attachment ( hard to find alone ) <hl> and the main bowl. There is nothing wrong with them or the machine, but we just want to be prepared so that if/when that day comes, we don't discover it is no longer being manufactured. Love it even more than I did a year and 1/2 ago! :-)

Bought this last fall. I really have enjoyed its versatility - but find that so far, I've used it mainly to make the expensive shredded cheese - which I then freeze. I've mixed smoothies, cookie dough and much more. We've chopped potatoes into chips, veggies, etc. I have absolutely no complaints. Love it.Update 4/2011: It has been used almost daily since we bought it. We frequently use the juicer attachment. We love this thing so much we are attempting to prepare for the inevitable day when we may need new parts and have begun to look for another juicer attachment (<hl> hard to find alone <hl>) and the main bowl. There is nothing wrong with them or the machine, but we just want to be prepared so that if/when that day comes, we don't discover it is no longer being manufactured. Love it even more than I did a year and 1/2 ago! :-)

We love this thing so much we are attempting to prepare for the inevitable day when we may need new parts and have begun to look for another juicer attachment ( <hl> hard to find alone <hl> )


Question: What brand are the jars?

I bought these because I do a lot of freezing of extra milk or fruit or vegetable juices that I make up. I wanted something that would give me a 'glassful' of juice or milk thawed out at a time. I liked what I got. I got a new juicer and the carrots that had been waiting for me to juice were going bad. I had a lot of carrots to process in one day and I needed to store them in the freezer. These were perfect! I got all the carrots processed and put in these little jars into the freezer and saved a lot of money by not having to throw out carrots or carrot juice that I couldn't drink in one day (fruit and vegetable juices that are fresh juiced need to be drank the same day if in the 'fridge.) I just finished off the last 8-ounce jar of juice today that I had stored in the freezer. I'll be repeating the process next week when I get more juicing carrots in 15 pound bags. I'm grateful to have these jars from Ball for all my freezer needs. There is also a 30 piece set of freezer jars by Ball also available that I will be buying soon. I found that when I figured it out, those would be more cost efficient for my needs. But these are great if you don't have allot to freeze. I highly recommend these.

Answer: Ball

I bought these because I do a lot of freezing of extra milk or fruit or vegetable juices that I make up. I wanted something that would give me a 'glassful' of juice or milk thawed out at a time. I liked what I got. I got a new juicer and the carrots that had been waiting for me to juice were going bad. I had a lot of carrots to process in one day and I needed to store them in the freezer. These were perfect! I got all the carrots processed and put in these little jars into the freezer and saved a lot of money by not having to throw out carrots or carrot juice that I couldn't drink in one day (fruit and vegetable juices that are fresh juiced need to be drank the same day if in the 'fridge.) I just finished off the last 8-ounce jar of juice today that I had stored in the freezer. I'll be repeating the process next week when I get more juicing carrots in 15 pound bags. <hl> I'm grateful to have these jars from Ball for all my freezer needs. <hl> There is also a 30 piece set of freezer jars by Ball also available that I will be buying soon. I found that when I figured it out, those would be more cost efficient for my needs. But these are great if you don't have allot to freeze. I highly recommend these.

I bought these because I do a lot of freezing of extra milk or fruit or vegetable juices that I make up. I wanted something that would give me a 'glassful' of juice or milk thawed out at a time. I liked what I got. I got a new juicer and the carrots that had been waiting for me to juice were going bad. I had a lot of carrots to process in one day and I needed to store them in the freezer. These were perfect! I got all the carrots processed and put in these little jars into the freezer and saved a lot of money by not having to throw out carrots or carrot juice that I couldn't drink in one day (fruit and vegetable juices that are fresh juiced need to be drank the same day if in the 'fridge.) I just finished off the last 8-ounce jar of juice today that I had stored in the freezer. I'll be repeating the process next week when I get more juicing carrots in 15 pound bags. I'm grateful to have these jars from <hl> Ball <hl> for all my freezer needs. There is also a 30 piece set of freezer jars by Ball also available that I will be buying soon. I found that when I figured it out, those would be more cost efficient for my needs. But these are great if you don't have allot to freeze. I highly recommend these.


Question: What do they freeze?

Answer: milk or fruit or vegetable juices

<hl> I bought these because I do a lot of freezing of extra milk or fruit or vegetable juices that I make up. <hl> I wanted something that would give me a 'glassful' of juice or milk thawed out at a time. I liked what I got. I got a new juicer and the carrots that had been waiting for me to juice were going bad. I had a lot of carrots to process in one day and I needed to store them in the freezer. These were perfect! I got all the carrots processed and put in these little jars into the freezer and saved a lot of money by not having to throw out carrots or carrot juice that I couldn't drink in one day (fruit and vegetable juices that are fresh juiced need to be drank the same day if in the 'fridge.) I just finished off the last 8-ounce jar of juice today that I had stored in the freezer. I'll be repeating the process next week when I get more juicing carrots in 15 pound bags. I'm grateful to have these jars from Ball for all my freezer needs. There is also a 30 piece set of freezer jars by Ball also available that I will be buying soon. I found that when I figured it out, those would be more cost efficient for my needs. But these are great if you don't have allot to freeze. I highly recommend these.

I bought these because I do a lot of freezing of extra <hl> milk or fruit or vegetable juices <hl> that I make up. I wanted something that would give me a 'glassful' of juice or milk thawed out at a time. I liked what I got. I got a new juicer and the carrots that had been waiting for me to juice were going bad. I had a lot of carrots to process in one day and I needed to store them in the freezer. These were perfect! I got all the carrots processed and put in these little jars into the freezer and saved a lot of money by not having to throw out carrots or carrot juice that I couldn't drink in one day (fruit and vegetable juices that are fresh juiced need to be drank the same day if in the 'fridge.) I just finished off the last 8-ounce jar of juice today that I had stored in the freezer. I'll be repeating the process next week when I get more juicing carrots in 15 pound bags. I'm grateful to have these jars from Ball for all my freezer needs. There is also a 30 piece set of freezer jars by Ball also available that I will be buying soon. I found that when I figured it out, those would be more cost efficient for my needs. But these are great if you don't have allot to freeze. I highly recommend these.