Question: For Thanksgiving what was the only think not cooked in a slow cooker?

Answer: turkey

These are fantastic! I slow cook, ALL the time. <hl> I ordered these just before Thanksgiving, I did my entire thanksgiving, excluding the turkey , in slow cookers! <hl> I typically use the name brand ones found at my local grocery store, if I get them on sale I can get 2 boxes for 5 bucks, so, 8 bags total for 5 dollars. With these I got 25 for 10 dollars. You do the math. They worked just as great, if not better. No bubbling like the ones from my grocery store, they held up, no mess at the end of the day, I threw everything away, and I used 7 slow cookers, if that tells you anything. They fit my 1.5 quart, my 2.5 quart, and my 6 quart slow cooker.

These are fantastic! I slow cook, ALL the time. I ordered these just before Thanksgiving, I did my entire thanksgiving, excluding the <hl> turkey <hl>, in slow cookers! I typically use the name brand ones found at my local grocery store, if I get them on sale I can get 2 boxes for 5 bucks, so, 8 bags total for 5 dollars. With these I got 25 for 10 dollars. You do the math. They worked just as great, if not better. No bubbling like the ones from my grocery store, they held up, no mess at the end of the day, I threw everything away, and I used 7 slow cookers, if that tells you anything. They fit my 1.5 quart, my 2.5 quart, and my 6 quart slow cooker.

I ordered these just before Thanksgiving, I did my entire thanksgiving, excluding the <hl> turkey <hl> , in slow cookers!


Question: How often do the filters need to be replaced?

These charcoal water filters are identical to the expensive ones I used to purchase from Cusinart. Not to mention, there were only a few retailers that even carried them. Now they will be replaced once a month like they would be. I was happy to find these in a large quantity at a great price.

Answer: once a month

These charcoal water filters are identical to the expensive ones I used to purchase from Cusinart. Not to mention, there were only a few retailers that even carried them. <hl> Now they will be replaced once a month like they would be. <hl> I was happy to find these in a large quantity at a great price.

These charcoal water filters are identical to the expensive ones I used to purchase from Cusinart. Not to mention, there were only a few retailers that even carried them. Now they will be replaced <hl> once a month <hl> like they would be. I was happy to find these in a large quantity at a great price.


Question: Are these filters different or identical to the expensive ones?

Answer: identical

<hl> These charcoal water filters are identical to the expensive ones I used to purchase from Cusinart. <hl> Not to mention, there were only a few retailers that even carried them. Now they will be replaced once a month like they would be. I was happy to find these in a large quantity at a great price.

These charcoal water filters are <hl> identical <hl> to the expensive ones I used to purchase from Cusinart. Not to mention, there were only a few retailers that even carried them. Now they will be replaced once a month like they would be. I was happy to find these in a large quantity at a great price.


Question: Who did they use to buy filters from?

Answer: Cusinart

<hl> These charcoal water filters are identical to the expensive ones I used to purchase from Cusinart . <hl> Not to mention, there were only a few retailers that even carried them. Now they will be replaced once a month like they would be. I was happy to find these in a large quantity at a great price.

These charcoal water filters are identical to the expensive ones I used to purchase from <hl> Cusinart <hl>. Not to mention, there were only a few retailers that even carried them. Now they will be replaced once a month like they would be. I was happy to find these in a large quantity at a great price.

These charcoal water filters are identical to the expensive ones I used to purchase from <hl> Cusinart <hl> .


Question: What type of water filter are these?

Answer: charcoal

<hl> These charcoal water filters are identical to the expensive ones I used to purchase from Cusinart. <hl> Not to mention, there were only a few retailers that even carried them. Now they will be replaced once a month like they would be. I was happy to find these in a large quantity at a great price.

These <hl> charcoal <hl> water filters are identical to the expensive ones I used to purchase from Cusinart. Not to mention, there were only a few retailers that even carried them. Now they will be replaced once a month like they would be. I was happy to find these in a large quantity at a great price.


Question: Was there only a few or a lot of retailers that carried the filters?

Answer: few

These charcoal water filters are identical to the expensive ones I used to purchase from Cusinart. <hl> Not to mention, there were only a few retailers that even carried them. <hl> Now they will be replaced once a month like they would be. I was happy to find these in a large quantity at a great price.

These charcoal water filters are identical to the expensive ones I used to purchase from Cusinart. Not to mention, there were only a <hl> few <hl> retailers that even carried them. Now they will be replaced once a month like they would be. I was happy to find these in a large quantity at a great price.


Question: How hot can you wash it in without damaging it?

It was way too big for my box spring, but that's a minor issue. After rubbing against my bed frame for a few months, the fabric wore down and tore! There are now holes in it and I bought thr best choice for bed bug protection !! Sleep Safe ZipCover's EVOLUTION Award Winning EVOLON Fabric.Provides the perfect physical layer to protect against Bed Bugs, Dust Mites & Allergens.Baby-Safe! Breathable cotton-like comfort resulting from unique microfilament technology.Bleach-Safe! Maintains performance & efficacy after repeated washings up to 200 Fahrenheit.Sleep Safe EVOLUTION Encasements are Free of PVCs or Chemical Post Treatments for Better Health.

Answer: 200 Fahrenheit

It was way too big for my box spring, but that's a minor issue. After rubbing against my bed frame for a few months, the fabric wore down and tore! There are now holes in it and I bought thr best choice for bed bug protection !! Sleep Safe ZipCover's EVOLUTION Award Winning EVOLON Fabric. Provides the perfect physical layer to protect against Bed Bugs, Dust Mites & Allergens. Baby-Safe! Breathable cotton-like comfort resulting from unique microfilament technology. Bleach-Safe! <hl> Maintains performance & efficacy after repeated washings up to 200 Fahrenheit .Sleep <hl> Safe EVOLUTION Encasements are Free of PVCs or Chemical Post Treatments for Better Health.

It was way too big for my box spring, but that's a minor issue. After rubbing against my bed frame for a few months, the fabric wore down and tore! There are now holes in it and I bought thr best choice for bed bug protection !! Sleep Safe ZipCover's EVOLUTION Award Winning EVOLON Fabric.Provides the perfect physical layer to protect against Bed Bugs, Dust Mites & Allergens.Baby-Safe! Breathable cotton-like comfort resulting from unique microfilament technology.Bleach-Safe! Maintains performance & efficacy after repeated washings up to <hl> 200 Fahrenheit <hl>.Sleep Safe EVOLUTION Encasements are Free of PVCs or Chemical Post Treatments for Better Health.

Maintains performance & efficacy after repeated washings up to <hl> 200 Fahrenheit <hl> .Sleep


Question: How long was it rubbing before it finally ripped?

Answer: few months

It was way too big for my box spring, but that's a minor issue. <hl> After rubbing against my bed frame for a few months , the fabric wore down and tore! <hl> There are now holes in it and I bought thr best choice for bed bug protection !! Sleep Safe ZipCover's EVOLUTION Award Winning EVOLON Fabric. Provides the perfect physical layer to protect against Bed Bugs, Dust Mites & Allergens. Baby-Safe! Breathable cotton-like comfort resulting from unique microfilament technology. Bleach-Safe! Maintains performance & efficacy after repeated washings up to 200 Fahrenheit. Sleep Safe EVOLUTION Encasements are Free of PVCs or Chemical Post Treatments for Better Health.

It was way too big for my box spring, but that's a minor issue. After rubbing against my bed frame for a <hl> few months <hl>, the fabric wore down and tore! There are now holes in it and I bought thr best choice for bed bug protection !! Sleep Safe ZipCover's EVOLUTION Award Winning EVOLON Fabric.Provides the perfect physical layer to protect against Bed Bugs, Dust Mites & Allergens.Baby-Safe! Breathable cotton-like comfort resulting from unique microfilament technology.Bleach-Safe! Maintains performance & efficacy after repeated washings up to 200 Fahrenheit.Sleep Safe EVOLUTION Encasements are Free of PVCs or Chemical Post Treatments for Better Health.

After rubbing against my bed frame for a <hl> few months <hl> , the fabric wore down and tore!


Question: It was too big for what?

Answer: box spring

<hl> It was way too big for my box spring , but that's a minor issue. <hl> After rubbing against my bed frame for a few months, the fabric wore down and tore! There are now holes in it and I bought thr best choice for bed bug protection !! Sleep Safe ZipCover's EVOLUTION Award Winning EVOLON Fabric. Provides the perfect physical layer to protect against Bed Bugs, Dust Mites & Allergens. Baby-Safe! Breathable cotton-like comfort resulting from unique microfilament technology. Bleach-Safe! Maintains performance & efficacy after repeated washings up to 200 Fahrenheit. Sleep Safe EVOLUTION Encasements are Free of PVCs or Chemical Post Treatments for Better Health.

It was way too big for my <hl> box spring <hl>, but that's a minor issue. After rubbing against my bed frame for a few months, the fabric wore down and tore! There are now holes in it and I bought thr best choice for bed bug protection !! Sleep Safe ZipCover's EVOLUTION Award Winning EVOLON Fabric.Provides the perfect physical layer to protect against Bed Bugs, Dust Mites & Allergens.Baby-Safe! Breathable cotton-like comfort resulting from unique microfilament technology.Bleach-Safe! Maintains performance & efficacy after repeated washings up to 200 Fahrenheit.Sleep Safe EVOLUTION Encasements are Free of PVCs or Chemical Post Treatments for Better Health.

It was way too big for my <hl> box spring <hl> , but that's a minor issue.


Question: Besides allergens and dust mites; what other bug does this protect against?

Answer: Bed Bugs

It was way too big for my box spring, but that's a minor issue. After rubbing against my bed frame for a few months, the fabric wore down and tore! There are now holes in it and I bought thr best choice for bed bug protection !! Sleep Safe ZipCover's EVOLUTION Award Winning EVOLON Fabric. <hl> Provides the perfect physical layer to protect against Bed Bugs , Dust Mites & Allergens. <hl> Baby-Safe! Breathable cotton-like comfort resulting from unique microfilament technology. Bleach-Safe! Maintains performance & efficacy after repeated washings up to 200 Fahrenheit. Sleep Safe EVOLUTION Encasements are Free of PVCs or Chemical Post Treatments for Better Health.

It was way too big for my box spring, but that's a minor issue. After rubbing against my bed frame for a few months, the fabric wore down and tore! There are now holes in it and I bought thr best choice for bed bug protection !! Sleep Safe ZipCover's EVOLUTION Award Winning EVOLON Fabric.Provides the perfect physical layer to protect against <hl> Bed Bugs <hl>, Dust Mites & Allergens.Baby-Safe! Breathable cotton-like comfort resulting from unique microfilament technology.Bleach-Safe! Maintains performance & efficacy after repeated washings up to 200 Fahrenheit.Sleep Safe EVOLUTION Encasements are Free of PVCs or Chemical Post Treatments for Better Health.

Provides the perfect physical layer to protect against <hl> Bed Bugs <hl> , Dust Mites & Allergens.


Question: What gives it its cotton-like comfort?

Answer: unique microfilament technology

It was way too big for my box spring, but that's a minor issue. After rubbing against my bed frame for a few months, the fabric wore down and tore! There are now holes in it and I bought thr best choice for bed bug protection !! Sleep Safe ZipCover's EVOLUTION Award Winning EVOLON Fabric. Provides the perfect physical layer to protect against Bed Bugs, Dust Mites & Allergens. Baby-Safe! <hl> Breathable cotton-like comfort resulting from unique microfilament technology .Bleach-Safe! <hl> Maintains performance & efficacy after repeated washings up to 200 Fahrenheit. Sleep Safe EVOLUTION Encasements are Free of PVCs or Chemical Post Treatments for Better Health.

It was way too big for my box spring, but that's a minor issue. After rubbing against my bed frame for a few months, the fabric wore down and tore! There are now holes in it and I bought thr best choice for bed bug protection !! Sleep Safe ZipCover's EVOLUTION Award Winning EVOLON Fabric.Provides the perfect physical layer to protect against Bed Bugs, Dust Mites & Allergens.Baby-Safe! Breathable cotton-like comfort resulting from <hl> unique microfilament technology <hl>.Bleach-Safe! Maintains performance & efficacy after repeated washings up to 200 Fahrenheit.Sleep Safe EVOLUTION Encasements are Free of PVCs or Chemical Post Treatments for Better Health.

Breathable cotton-like comfort resulting from <hl> unique microfilament technology <hl> .Bleach-Safe!


Question: How many years did it take for the opener to require a replacement?

I got this can opener hoping to save money and space over an electric. For the first year or two this one worked perfectly, and I didn't at all miss having an electric opener. It did the job well and was comfortable on my hands. But I started having trouble after a couple of years, and at the 3 1/2 year mark, it needs to be replaced. It's getting a little rusty and hard to use; now I can open a can with some effort but have a lot of trouble prying it open again to take it off the can. I risk spilling the contents of the can. Also, the handles are coming a bit loose so that water seeps down into them, gets gross, and occasionally squishes out when I try to push them back in place.Granted, these issues may have been avoided if I didn't wash the can opener, or washed it much less often. But it seems to me a can opener needs to be washed when the juice from the can gets on the blade. (On the other hand, you can't throw an electric one in the dishwasher at all, which presents another issue.) So take your chances. If you're willing to handwash and meticulously dry, go without washing much, or know you just need an opener occasionally or for a couple years, this may be great for you.

Answer: 3 1/2 year

I got this can opener hoping to save money and space over an electric. For the first year or two this one worked perfectly, and I didn't at all miss having an electric opener. It did the job well and was comfortable on my hands. <hl> But I started having trouble after a couple of years, and at the 3 1/2 year mark, it needs to be replaced. <hl> It's getting a little rusty and hard to use; now I can open a can with some effort but have a lot of trouble prying it open again to take it off the can. I risk spilling the contents of the can. Also, the handles are coming a bit loose so that water seeps down into them, gets gross, and occasionally squishes out when I try to push them back in place. Granted, these issues may have been avoided if I didn't wash the can opener, or washed it much less often. But it seems to me a can opener needs to be washed when the juice from the can gets on the blade. (On the other hand, you can't throw an electric one in the dishwasher at all, which presents another issue.) So take your chances. If you're willing to handwash and meticulously dry, go without washing much, or know you just need an opener occasionally or for a couple years, this may be great for you.

I got this can opener hoping to save money and space over an electric. For the first year or two this one worked perfectly, and I didn't at all miss having an electric opener. It did the job well and was comfortable on my hands. But I started having trouble after a couple of years, and at the <hl> 3 1/2 year <hl> mark, it needs to be replaced. It's getting a little rusty and hard to use; now I can open a can with some effort but have a lot of trouble prying it open again to take it off the can. I risk spilling the contents of the can. Also, the handles are coming a bit loose so that water seeps down into them, gets gross, and occasionally squishes out when I try to push them back in place.Granted, these issues may have been avoided if I didn't wash the can opener, or washed it much less often. But it seems to me a can opener needs to be washed when the juice from the can gets on the blade. (On the other hand, you can't throw an electric one in the dishwasher at all, which presents another issue.) So take your chances. If you're willing to handwash and meticulously dry, go without washing much, or know you just need an opener occasionally or for a couple years, this may be great for you.


Question: What could the owner have done to avoid most of the issues with the can opener?

Answer: washed it much less often

I got this can opener hoping to save money and space over an electric. For the first year or two this one worked perfectly, and I didn't at all miss having an electric opener. It did the job well and was comfortable on my hands. But I started having trouble after a couple of years, and at the 3 1/2 year mark, it needs to be replaced. It's getting a little rusty and hard to use; now I can open a can with some effort but have a lot of trouble prying it open again to take it off the can. I risk spilling the contents of the can. Also, the handles are coming a bit loose so that water seeps down into them, gets gross, and occasionally squishes out when I try to push them back in place. <hl> Granted, these issues may have been avoided if I didn't wash the can opener, or washed it much less often . <hl> But it seems to me a can opener needs to be washed when the juice from the can gets on the blade. (On the other hand, you can't throw an electric one in the dishwasher at all, which presents another issue.) So take your chances. If you're willing to handwash and meticulously dry, go without washing much, or know you just need an opener occasionally or for a couple years, this may be great for you.

I got this can opener hoping to save money and space over an electric. For the first year or two this one worked perfectly, and I didn't at all miss having an electric opener. It did the job well and was comfortable on my hands. But I started having trouble after a couple of years, and at the 3 1/2 year mark, it needs to be replaced. It's getting a little rusty and hard to use; now I can open a can with some effort but have a lot of trouble prying it open again to take it off the can. I risk spilling the contents of the can. Also, the handles are coming a bit loose so that water seeps down into them, gets gross, and occasionally squishes out when I try to push them back in place.Granted, these issues may have been avoided if I didn't wash the can opener, or <hl> washed it much less often <hl>. But it seems to me a can opener needs to be washed when the juice from the can gets on the blade. (On the other hand, you can't throw an electric one in the dishwasher at all, which presents another issue.) So take your chances. If you're willing to handwash and meticulously dry, go without washing much, or know you just need an opener occasionally or for a couple years, this may be great for you.

Granted, these issues may have been avoided if I didn't wash the can opener, or <hl> washed it much less often <hl> .


Question: What type of opener did the owner buy the can opener to replace?

Answer: an electric opener

I got this can opener hoping to save money and space over an electric. <hl> For the first year or two this one worked perfectly, and I didn't at all miss having an electric opener . <hl> It did the job well and was comfortable on my hands. But I started having trouble after a couple of years, and at the 3 1/2 year mark, it needs to be replaced. It's getting a little rusty and hard to use; now I can open a can with some effort but have a lot of trouble prying it open again to take it off the can. I risk spilling the contents of the can. Also, the handles are coming a bit loose so that water seeps down into them, gets gross, and occasionally squishes out when I try to push them back in place. Granted, these issues may have been avoided if I didn't wash the can opener, or washed it much less often. But it seems to me a can opener needs to be washed when the juice from the can gets on the blade. (On the other hand, you can't throw an electric one in the dishwasher at all, which presents another issue.) So take your chances. If you're willing to handwash and meticulously dry, go without washing much, or know you just need an opener occasionally or for a couple years, this may be great for you.

I got this can opener hoping to save money and space over an electric. For the first year or two this one worked perfectly, and I didn't at all miss having <hl> an electric opener <hl>. It did the job well and was comfortable on my hands. But I started having trouble after a couple of years, and at the 3 1/2 year mark, it needs to be replaced. It's getting a little rusty and hard to use; now I can open a can with some effort but have a lot of trouble prying it open again to take it off the can. I risk spilling the contents of the can. Also, the handles are coming a bit loose so that water seeps down into them, gets gross, and occasionally squishes out when I try to push them back in place.Granted, these issues may have been avoided if I didn't wash the can opener, or washed it much less often. But it seems to me a can opener needs to be washed when the juice from the can gets on the blade. (On the other hand, you can't throw an electric one in the dishwasher at all, which presents another issue.) So take your chances. If you're willing to handwash and meticulously dry, go without washing much, or know you just need an opener occasionally or for a couple years, this may be great for you.

For the first year or two this one worked perfectly, and I didn't at all miss having <hl> an electric opener <hl> .


Question: When does it always seem that the can opener requires washing?

Answer: when the juice from the can gets on the blade

I got this can opener hoping to save money and space over an electric. For the first year or two this one worked perfectly, and I didn't at all miss having an electric opener. It did the job well and was comfortable on my hands. But I started having trouble after a couple of years, and at the 3 1/2 year mark, it needs to be replaced. It's getting a little rusty and hard to use; now I can open a can with some effort but have a lot of trouble prying it open again to take it off the can. I risk spilling the contents of the can. Also, the handles are coming a bit loose so that water seeps down into them, gets gross, and occasionally squishes out when I try to push them back in place. Granted, these issues may have been avoided if I didn't wash the can opener, or washed it much less often. <hl> But it seems to me a can opener needs to be washed when the juice from the can gets on the blade . <hl> (On the other hand, you can't throw an electric one in the dishwasher at all, which presents another issue.) So take your chances. If you're willing to handwash and meticulously dry, go without washing much, or know you just need an opener occasionally or for a couple years, this may be great for you.

I got this can opener hoping to save money and space over an electric. For the first year or two this one worked perfectly, and I didn't at all miss having an electric opener. It did the job well and was comfortable on my hands. But I started having trouble after a couple of years, and at the 3 1/2 year mark, it needs to be replaced. It's getting a little rusty and hard to use; now I can open a can with some effort but have a lot of trouble prying it open again to take it off the can. I risk spilling the contents of the can. Also, the handles are coming a bit loose so that water seeps down into them, gets gross, and occasionally squishes out when I try to push them back in place.Granted, these issues may have been avoided if I didn't wash the can opener, or washed it much less often. But it seems to me a can opener needs to be washed <hl> when the juice from the can gets on the blade <hl>. (On the other hand, you can't throw an electric one in the dishwasher at all, which presents another issue.) So take your chances. If you're willing to handwash and meticulously dry, go without washing much, or know you just need an opener occasionally or for a couple years, this may be great for you.

But it seems to me a can opener needs to be washed <hl> when the juice from the can gets on the blade <hl> .


Question: Which feature on the deep fryer did the owner paid more for?

This is fantastic. I would recommend to all. I spent a little extra to get the timer feature and it was worth it. The oil filtering system is wonderful and easy to use. You just need to be sure you have the oil collection container in place and it strains the dirty oil into the collection container storing filtered clean oil until your next use. You then can clean most everything in the dishwasher, just not the heating element and fryer housing. I have had 6 deep fryers and this is by far the best.

Answer: the timer feature

This is fantastic. I would recommend to all. <hl> I spent a little extra to get the timer feature and it was worth it. <hl> The oil filtering system is wonderful and easy to use. You just need to be sure you have the oil collection container in place and it strains the dirty oil into the collection container storing filtered clean oil until your next use. You then can clean most everything in the dishwasher, just not the heating element and fryer housing. I have had 6 deep fryers and this is by far the best.

This is fantastic. I would recommend to all. I spent a little extra to get <hl> the timer feature <hl> and it was worth it. The oil filtering system is wonderful and easy to use. You just need to be sure you have the oil collection container in place and it strains the dirty oil into the collection container storing filtered clean oil until your next use. You then can clean most everything in the dishwasher, just not the heating element and fryer housing. I have had 6 deep fryers and this is by far the best.


Question: Which feature on the deep fryer keeps clean oil for the next use?

Answer: The oil filtering system

This is fantastic. I would recommend to all. I spent a little extra to get the timer feature and it was worth it. <hl> The oil filtering system is wonderful and easy to use. <hl> You just need to be sure you have the oil collection container in place and it strains the dirty oil into the collection container storing filtered clean oil until your next use. You then can clean most everything in the dishwasher, just not the heating element and fryer housing. I have had 6 deep fryers and this is by far the best.

This is fantastic. I would recommend to all. I spent a little extra to get the timer feature and it was worth it. <hl> The oil filtering system <hl> is wonderful and easy to use. You just need to be sure you have the oil collection container in place and it strains the dirty oil into the collection container storing filtered clean oil until your next use. You then can clean most everything in the dishwasher, just not the heating element and fryer housing. I have had 6 deep fryers and this is by far the best.


Question: Which parts of the deep fryer are not allowed to be washed in the dishwasher?

Answer: the heating element and fryer housing

This is fantastic. I would recommend to all. I spent a little extra to get the timer feature and it was worth it. The oil filtering system is wonderful and easy to use. You just need to be sure you have the oil collection container in place and it strains the dirty oil into the collection container storing filtered clean oil until your next use. <hl> You then can clean most everything in the dishwasher, just not the heating element and fryer housing . <hl> I have had 6 deep fryers and this is by far the best.

This is fantastic. I would recommend to all. I spent a little extra to get the timer feature and it was worth it. The oil filtering system is wonderful and easy to use. You just need to be sure you have the oil collection container in place and it strains the dirty oil into the collection container storing filtered clean oil until your next use. You then can clean most everything in the dishwasher, just not <hl> the heating element and fryer housing <hl>. I have had 6 deep fryers and this is by far the best.

You then can clean most everything in the dishwasher, just not <hl> the heating element and fryer housing <hl> .


Question: What needs to be in place for the deep fryer's oil filtering system to work properly?

Answer: the oil collection container

This is fantastic. I would recommend to all. I spent a little extra to get the timer feature and it was worth it. The oil filtering system is wonderful and easy to use. <hl> You just need to be sure you have the oil collection container in place <hl> and it strains the dirty oil into the collection container storing filtered clean oil until your next use. You then can clean most everything in the dishwasher, just not the heating element and fryer housing. I have had 6 deep fryers and this is by far the best.

This is fantastic. I would recommend to all. I spent a little extra to get the timer feature and it was worth it. The oil filtering system is wonderful and easy to use. You just need to be sure you have <hl> the oil collection container <hl> in place and it strains the dirty oil into the collection container storing filtered clean oil until your next use. You then can clean most everything in the dishwasher, just not the heating element and fryer housing. I have had 6 deep fryers and this is by far the best.


Question: What is the major problem with using Penguin humidifier?

We've been using this Penguin humidifier for about a year now. It works great, but it has one critical flaw: You can't open the tank up for a thorough cleaning.If you've ever used a humidifier for more than a few days, you know that algae and slime buid up pretty extensively on any surface the water comes into contact with. This is to be expected. However, the tank on this Penguin has only one small filling port that is much too small to get your hand through. So, ever week or so I can clean off all the accumulated slime and algae in the base and the outside surfaces of the thank, but the inside surfaces of the thank go uncleaned. It's pretty disgusting inside that tank after one year of not being cleaned.If I could do it over again, I would have picked a humidifier with a design that allows for cleaning of all surfaces.

Answer: You can't open the tank up for a thorough cleaning

We've been using this Penguin humidifier for about a year now. <hl> It works great, but it has one critical flaw: You can't open the tank up for a thorough cleaning .If <hl> you've ever used a humidifier for more than a few days, you know that algae and slime buid up pretty extensively on any surface the water comes into contact with. This is to be expected. However, the tank on this Penguin has only one small filling port that is much too small to get your hand through. So, ever week or so I can clean off all the accumulated slime and algae in the base and the outside surfaces of the thank, but the inside surfaces of the thank go uncleaned. It's pretty disgusting inside that tank after one year of not being cleaned. If I could do it over again, I would have picked a humidifier with a design that allows for cleaning of all surfaces.

We've been using this Penguin humidifier for about a year now. It works great, but it has one critical flaw: <hl> You can't open the tank up for a thorough cleaning <hl>.If you've ever used a humidifier for more than a few days, you know that algae and slime buid up pretty extensively on any surface the water comes into contact with. This is to be expected. However, the tank on this Penguin has only one small filling port that is much too small to get your hand through. So, ever week or so I can clean off all the accumulated slime and algae in the base and the outside surfaces of the thank, but the inside surfaces of the thank go uncleaned. It's pretty disgusting inside that tank after one year of not being cleaned.If I could do it over again, I would have picked a humidifier with a design that allows for cleaning of all surfaces.

It works great, but it has one critical flaw: <hl> You can't open the tank up for a thorough cleaning <hl> .If


Question: Which parts of the Penguin humidifier usually goes uncleaned?

Answer: the inside surfaces of the thank

We've been using this Penguin humidifier for about a year now. It works great, but it has one critical flaw: You can't open the tank up for a thorough cleaning. If you've ever used a humidifier for more than a few days, you know that algae and slime buid up pretty extensively on any surface the water comes into contact with. This is to be expected. However, the tank on this Penguin has only one small filling port that is much too small to get your hand through. <hl> So, ever week or so I can clean off all the accumulated slime and algae in the base and the outside surfaces of the thank, but the inside surfaces of the thank go uncleaned. <hl> It's pretty disgusting inside that tank after one year of not being cleaned. If I could do it over again, I would have picked a humidifier with a design that allows for cleaning of all surfaces.

We've been using this Penguin humidifier for about a year now. It works great, but it has one critical flaw: You can't open the tank up for a thorough cleaning.If you've ever used a humidifier for more than a few days, you know that algae and slime buid up pretty extensively on any surface the water comes into contact with. This is to be expected. However, the tank on this Penguin has only one small filling port that is much too small to get your hand through. So, ever week or so I can clean off all the accumulated slime and algae in the base and the outside surfaces of the thank, but <hl> the inside surfaces of the thank <hl> go uncleaned. It's pretty disgusting inside that tank after one year of not being cleaned.If I could do it over again, I would have picked a humidifier with a design that allows for cleaning of all surfaces.


Question: Why is it difficult to wash the inside surfaces of the tank?

Answer: the tank on this Penguin has only one small filling port that is much too small to get your hand through

We've been using this Penguin humidifier for about a year now. It works great, but it has one critical flaw: You can't open the tank up for a thorough cleaning. If you've ever used a humidifier for more than a few days, you know that algae and slime buid up pretty extensively on any surface the water comes into contact with. This is to be expected. <hl> However, the tank on this Penguin has only one small filling port that is much too small to get your hand through . <hl> So, ever week or so I can clean off all the accumulated slime and algae in the base and the outside surfaces of the thank, but the inside surfaces of the thank go uncleaned. It's pretty disgusting inside that tank after one year of not being cleaned. If I could do it over again, I would have picked a humidifier with a design that allows for cleaning of all surfaces.

We've been using this Penguin humidifier for about a year now. It works great, but it has one critical flaw: You can't open the tank up for a thorough cleaning.If you've ever used a humidifier for more than a few days, you know that algae and slime buid up pretty extensively on any surface the water comes into contact with. This is to be expected. However, <hl> the tank on this Penguin has only one small filling port that is much too small to get your hand through <hl>. So, ever week or so I can clean off all the accumulated slime and algae in the base and the outside surfaces of the thank, but the inside surfaces of the thank go uncleaned. It's pretty disgusting inside that tank after one year of not being cleaned.If I could do it over again, I would have picked a humidifier with a design that allows for cleaning of all surfaces.

However, <hl> the tank on this Penguin has only one small filling port that is much too small to get your hand through <hl> .


Question: What is the brand name of the reviewed humidifier?

Answer: Penguin

<hl> We've been using this Penguin humidifier for about a year now. <hl> It works great, but it has one critical flaw: You can't open the tank up for a thorough cleaning. If you've ever used a humidifier for more than a few days, you know that algae and slime buid up pretty extensively on any surface the water comes into contact with. This is to be expected. However, the tank on this Penguin has only one small filling port that is much too small to get your hand through. So, ever week or so I can clean off all the accumulated slime and algae in the base and the outside surfaces of the thank, but the inside surfaces of the thank go uncleaned. It's pretty disgusting inside that tank after one year of not being cleaned. If I could do it over again, I would have picked a humidifier with a design that allows for cleaning of all surfaces.

We've been using this <hl> Penguin <hl> humidifier for about a year now. It works great, but it has one critical flaw: You can't open the tank up for a thorough cleaning.If you've ever used a humidifier for more than a few days, you know that algae and slime buid up pretty extensively on any surface the water comes into contact with. This is to be expected. However, the tank on this Penguin has only one small filling port that is much too small to get your hand through. So, ever week or so I can clean off all the accumulated slime and algae in the base and the outside surfaces of the thank, but the inside surfaces of the thank go uncleaned. It's pretty disgusting inside that tank after one year of not being cleaned.If I could do it over again, I would have picked a humidifier with a design that allows for cleaning of all surfaces.


Question: Where did the author buy the blender?

Got this at an outlet mall at deep discount, so not expecting miracles. We use it 1-2 times per weeks to crush ice for smoothies and other drinks. Have had for appx 2 years. Have not noticed any de-coupling of the blades to the connector. No rubber seals failing. Everything works very well.Our only problem was that we lost the little clear cap that goes over the large lid (the one you can take off while it is blending to add ingredients). Probably because the thing is clear.I went to the kitchenaid website to ask about ordering a replacement, and they simply asked for my address and sent a new one. No questions asked. No proof of purchase. No shipping costs. I was very surprised. Maybe their customer service has turned around? I have not received the part yet (this was just 1 day ago) so I will update this thread if and when it arrives.

Answer: an outlet mall

<hl> Got this at an outlet mall at deep discount, so not expecting miracles. <hl> We use it 1-2 times per weeks to crush ice for smoothies and other drinks. Have had for appx 2 years. Have not noticed any de-coupling of the blades to the connector. No rubber seals failing. Everything works very well. Our only problem was that we lost the little clear cap that goes over the large lid (the one you can take off while it is blending to add ingredients). Probably because the thing is clear. I went to the kitchenaid website to ask about ordering a replacement, and they simply asked for my address and sent a new one. No questions asked. No proof of purchase. No shipping costs. I was very surprised. Maybe their customer service has turned around? I have not received the part yet (this was just 1 day ago) so I will update this thread if and when it arrives.

Got this at <hl> an outlet mall <hl> at deep discount, so not expecting miracles. We use it 1-2 times per weeks to crush ice for smoothies and other drinks. Have had for appx 2 years. Have not noticed any de-coupling of the blades to the connector. No rubber seals failing. Everything works very well.Our only problem was that we lost the little clear cap that goes over the large lid (the one you can take off while it is blending to add ingredients). Probably because the thing is clear.I went to the kitchenaid website to ask about ordering a replacement, and they simply asked for my address and sent a new one. No questions asked. No proof of purchase. No shipping costs. I was very surprised. Maybe their customer service has turned around? I have not received the part yet (this was just 1 day ago) so I will update this thread if and when it arrives.


Question: How often did the author use the blender on a typical week?

Answer: 1-2 times

Got this at an outlet mall at deep discount, so not expecting miracles. <hl> We use it 1-2 times per weeks to crush ice for smoothies and other drinks. <hl> Have had for appx 2 years. Have not noticed any de-coupling of the blades to the connector. No rubber seals failing. Everything works very well. Our only problem was that we lost the little clear cap that goes over the large lid (the one you can take off while it is blending to add ingredients). Probably because the thing is clear. I went to the kitchenaid website to ask about ordering a replacement, and they simply asked for my address and sent a new one. No questions asked. No proof of purchase. No shipping costs. I was very surprised. Maybe their customer service has turned around? I have not received the part yet (this was just 1 day ago) so I will update this thread if and when it arrives.

Got this at an outlet mall at deep discount, so not expecting miracles. We use it <hl> 1-2 times <hl> per weeks to crush ice for smoothies and other drinks. Have had for appx 2 years. Have not noticed any de-coupling of the blades to the connector. No rubber seals failing. Everything works very well.Our only problem was that we lost the little clear cap that goes over the large lid (the one you can take off while it is blending to add ingredients). Probably because the thing is clear.I went to the kitchenaid website to ask about ordering a replacement, and they simply asked for my address and sent a new one. No questions asked. No proof of purchase. No shipping costs. I was very surprised. Maybe their customer service has turned around? I have not received the part yet (this was just 1 day ago) so I will update this thread if and when it arrives.


Question: How long has the author had the blender?

Answer: appx 2 years

Have had for appx 2 years .

Got this at an outlet mall at deep discount, so not expecting miracles. We use it 1-2 times per weeks to crush ice for smoothies and other drinks. <hl> Have had for appx 2 years . <hl> Have not noticed any de-coupling of the blades to the connector. No rubber seals failing. Everything works very well. Our only problem was that we lost the little clear cap that goes over the large lid (the one you can take off while it is blending to add ingredients). Probably because the thing is clear. I went to the kitchenaid website to ask about ordering a replacement, and they simply asked for my address and sent a new one. No questions asked. No proof of purchase. No shipping costs. I was very surprised. Maybe their customer service has turned around? I have not received the part yet (this was just 1 day ago) so I will update this thread if and when it arrives.

Got this at an outlet mall at deep discount, so not expecting miracles. We use it 1-2 times per weeks to crush ice for smoothies and other drinks. Have had for <hl> appx 2 years <hl>. Have not noticed any de-coupling of the blades to the connector. No rubber seals failing. Everything works very well.Our only problem was that we lost the little clear cap that goes over the large lid (the one you can take off while it is blending to add ingredients). Probably because the thing is clear.I went to the kitchenaid website to ask about ordering a replacement, and they simply asked for my address and sent a new one. No questions asked. No proof of purchase. No shipping costs. I was very surprised. Maybe their customer service has turned around? I have not received the part yet (this was just 1 day ago) so I will update this thread if and when it arrives.


Question: Which parts of the blender has been misplaced by the author?

Answer: the little clear cap

Got this at an outlet mall at deep discount, so not expecting miracles. We use it 1-2 times per weeks to crush ice for smoothies and other drinks. Have had for appx 2 years. Have not noticed any de-coupling of the blades to the connector. No rubber seals failing. Everything works very well. <hl> Our only problem was that we lost the little clear cap that goes over the large lid (the one you can take off while it is blending to add ingredients). <hl> Probably because the thing is clear. I went to the kitchenaid website to ask about ordering a replacement, and they simply asked for my address and sent a new one. No questions asked. No proof of purchase. No shipping costs. I was very surprised. Maybe their customer service has turned around? I have not received the part yet (this was just 1 day ago) so I will update this thread if and when it arrives.

Got this at an outlet mall at deep discount, so not expecting miracles. We use it 1-2 times per weeks to crush ice for smoothies and other drinks. Have had for appx 2 years. Have not noticed any de-coupling of the blades to the connector. No rubber seals failing. Everything works very well.Our only problem was that we lost <hl> the little clear cap <hl> that goes over the large lid (the one you can take off while it is blending to add ingredients). Probably because the thing is clear.I went to the kitchenaid website to ask about ordering a replacement, and they simply asked for my address and sent a new one. No questions asked. No proof of purchase. No shipping costs. I was very surprised. Maybe their customer service has turned around? I have not received the part yet (this was just 1 day ago) so I will update this thread if and when it arrives.


Question: What is the name of the company that manufactured the reviewed vegetable steamer?

Ordered, got quick delivery, tried it out and it works. The Aladdin 32-Ounce Collapsible Steamer functions just as it's advertised.Steaming vegetables is an excellent method to retain nutrients, color and flavor. When home alone and cooking for oneself it beats the heck out of steaming on the range and when away from home, at work, or on the road it's a no brainer. It's quick and cleans up easily too. An excellent idea from Aladdin.

Answer: Aladdin

Ordered, got quick delivery, tried it out and it works. <hl> The Aladdin 32-Ounce Collapsible Steamer functions just as it's advertised. <hl> Steaming vegetables is an excellent method to retain nutrients, color and flavor. When home alone and cooking for oneself it beats the heck out of steaming on the range and when away from home, at work, or on the road it's a no brainer. It's quick and cleans up easily too. An excellent idea from Aladdin.

Ordered, got quick delivery, tried it out and it works. The <hl> Aladdin <hl> 32-Ounce Collapsible Steamer functions just as it's advertised.Steaming vegetables is an excellent method to retain nutrients, color and flavor. When home alone and cooking for oneself it beats the heck out of steaming on the range and when away from home, at work, or on the road it's a no brainer. It's quick and cleans up easily too. An excellent idea from Aladdin.


Question: What is the maximum weight of vegetables that is expected to be steamed at a time by the Aladdin collapsible steamer?

Answer: 32-Ounce

Ordered, got quick delivery, tried it out and it works. <hl> The Aladdin 32-Ounce Collapsible Steamer functions just as it's advertised. <hl> Steaming vegetables is an excellent method to retain nutrients, color and flavor. When home alone and cooking for oneself it beats the heck out of steaming on the range and when away from home, at work, or on the road it's a no brainer. It's quick and cleans up easily too. An excellent idea from Aladdin.

Ordered, got quick delivery, tried it out and it works. The Aladdin <hl> 32-Ounce <hl> Collapsible Steamer functions just as it's advertised.Steaming vegetables is an excellent method to retain nutrients, color and flavor. When home alone and cooking for oneself it beats the heck out of steaming on the range and when away from home, at work, or on the road it's a no brainer. It's quick and cleans up easily too. An excellent idea from Aladdin.


Question: How was the performance of the Aladdin collapsible steamer described?

Answer: functions just as it's advertised

Ordered, got quick delivery, tried it out and it works. <hl> The Aladdin 32-Ounce Collapsible Steamer functions just as it's advertised .Steaming vegetables is an excellent method to retain nutrients, color and flavor. <hl> When home alone and cooking for oneself it beats the heck out of steaming on the range and when away from home, at work, or on the road it's a no brainer. It's quick and cleans up easily too. An excellent idea from Aladdin.

Ordered, got quick delivery, tried it out and it works. The Aladdin 32-Ounce Collapsible Steamer <hl> functions just as it's advertised <hl>.Steaming vegetables is an excellent method to retain nutrients, color and flavor. When home alone and cooking for oneself it beats the heck out of steaming on the range and when away from home, at work, or on the road it's a no brainer. It's quick and cleans up easily too. An excellent idea from Aladdin.

The Aladdin 32-Ounce Collapsible Steamer <hl> functions just as it's advertised <hl> .Steaming vegetables is an excellent method to retain nutrients, color and flavor.


Question: How was the delivery of the Aladdin collapsible steamer described?

Answer: quick

<hl> Ordered, got quick delivery, tried it out and it works. <hl> The Aladdin 32-Ounce Collapsible Steamer functions just as it's advertised. Steaming vegetables is an excellent method to retain nutrients, color and flavor. When home alone and cooking for oneself it beats the heck out of steaming on the range and when away from home, at work, or on the road it's a no brainer. It's quick and cleans up easily too. An excellent idea from Aladdin.

Ordered, got <hl> quick <hl> delivery, tried it out and it works. The Aladdin 32-Ounce Collapsible Steamer functions just as it's advertised.Steaming vegetables is an excellent method to retain nutrients, color and flavor. When home alone and cooking for oneself it beats the heck out of steaming on the range and when away from home, at work, or on the road it's a no brainer. It's quick and cleans up easily too. An excellent idea from Aladdin.


Question: When the buyer read reviews, what did they characterize the reviews as?

I almost didn't buy this unit, as there were a number of reviews which were troubling. However, I am very happy I took the plunge.I've used it several times so far, and it's exceeded my expectations completely. I have had no issues whatsoever with unpopped kernels or popcorn shooting out all over the place. It's easy, it's fast, and it makes fabulous popcorn.I do let it heat up for about a minute before I add the popcorn, and then it does it's job perfectly. I used a full measure of popcorn, and when it was done there was not even one unpopped kernel. Not one. I have a large plastic popcorn bucket which I bought in Target, and I placed it right in front of the chute. The popcorn landed exactly where it was supposed to - in the bucket. The only problem, and this was my fault, it filled up the bucket with popcorn so quickly that I wasn't prepared with another empty container to put in it's place. Now I'm fully prepared. I used White Cat Corn popcorn, so perhaps it's a cut above, because everything popped.Bottom line - this machine does an excellent job, and i can't imagine how it can do any better. I've also got a glass Catamount microwave popper (awful), and a giant commercial type popper. This is superior to both.

Answer: troubling

<hl> I almost didn't buy this unit, as there were a number of reviews which were troubling . <hl> However, I am very happy I took the plunge. I've used it several times so far, and it's exceeded my expectations completely. I have had no issues whatsoever with unpopped kernels or popcorn shooting out all over the place. It's easy, it's fast, and it makes fabulous popcorn. I do let it heat up for about a minute before I add the popcorn, and then it does it's job perfectly. I used a full measure of popcorn, and when it was done there was not even one unpopped kernel. Not one. I have a large plastic popcorn bucket which I bought in Target, and I placed it right in front of the chute. The popcorn landed exactly where it was supposed to - in the bucket. The only problem, and this was my fault, it filled up the bucket with popcorn so quickly that I wasn't prepared with another empty container to put in it's place. Now I'm fully prepared. I used White Cat Corn popcorn, so perhaps it's a cut above, because everything popped. Bottom line - this machine does an excellent job, and i can't imagine how it can do any better. I've also got a glass Catamount microwave popper (awful), and a giant commercial type popper. This is superior to both.

I almost didn't buy this unit, as there were a number of reviews which were <hl> troubling <hl>. However, I am very happy I took the plunge.I've used it several times so far, and it's exceeded my expectations completely. I have had no issues whatsoever with unpopped kernels or popcorn shooting out all over the place. It's easy, it's fast, and it makes fabulous popcorn.I do let it heat up for about a minute before I add the popcorn, and then it does it's job perfectly. I used a full measure of popcorn, and when it was done there was not even one unpopped kernel. Not one. I have a large plastic popcorn bucket which I bought in Target, and I placed it right in front of the chute. The popcorn landed exactly where it was supposed to - in the bucket. The only problem, and this was my fault, it filled up the bucket with popcorn so quickly that I wasn't prepared with another empty container to put in it's place. Now I'm fully prepared. I used White Cat Corn popcorn, so perhaps it's a cut above, because everything popped.Bottom line - this machine does an excellent job, and i can't imagine how it can do any better. I've also got a glass Catamount microwave popper (awful), and a giant commercial type popper. This is superior to both.

I almost didn't buy this unit, as there were a number of reviews which were <hl> troubling <hl> .


Question: Where did the author buy the bucket?

Answer: Target

I almost didn't buy this unit, as there were a number of reviews which were troubling. However, I am very happy I took the plunge. I've used it several times so far, and it's exceeded my expectations completely. I have had no issues whatsoever with unpopped kernels or popcorn shooting out all over the place. It's easy, it's fast, and it makes fabulous popcorn. I do let it heat up for about a minute before I add the popcorn, and then it does it's job perfectly. I used a full measure of popcorn, and when it was done there was not even one unpopped kernel. Not one. <hl> I have a large plastic popcorn bucket which I bought in Target , and I placed it right in front of the chute. <hl> The popcorn landed exactly where it was supposed to - in the bucket. The only problem, and this was my fault, it filled up the bucket with popcorn so quickly that I wasn't prepared with another empty container to put in it's place. Now I'm fully prepared. I used White Cat Corn popcorn, so perhaps it's a cut above, because everything popped. Bottom line - this machine does an excellent job, and i can't imagine how it can do any better. I've also got a glass Catamount microwave popper (awful), and a giant commercial type popper. This is superior to both.

I almost didn't buy this unit, as there were a number of reviews which were troubling. However, I am very happy I took the plunge.I've used it several times so far, and it's exceeded my expectations completely. I have had no issues whatsoever with unpopped kernels or popcorn shooting out all over the place. It's easy, it's fast, and it makes fabulous popcorn.I do let it heat up for about a minute before I add the popcorn, and then it does it's job perfectly. I used a full measure of popcorn, and when it was done there was not even one unpopped kernel. Not one. I have a large plastic popcorn bucket which I bought in <hl> Target <hl>, and I placed it right in front of the chute. The popcorn landed exactly where it was supposed to - in the bucket. The only problem, and this was my fault, it filled up the bucket with popcorn so quickly that I wasn't prepared with another empty container to put in it's place. Now I'm fully prepared. I used White Cat Corn popcorn, so perhaps it's a cut above, because everything popped.Bottom line - this machine does an excellent job, and i can't imagine how it can do any better. I've also got a glass Catamount microwave popper (awful), and a giant commercial type popper. This is superior to both.

I have a large plastic popcorn bucket which I bought in <hl> Target <hl> , and I placed it right in front of the chute.


Question: What brand popcorn does the person eat?

Answer: White Cat Corn

I almost didn't buy this unit, as there were a number of reviews which were troubling. However, I am very happy I took the plunge. I've used it several times so far, and it's exceeded my expectations completely. I have had no issues whatsoever with unpopped kernels or popcorn shooting out all over the place. It's easy, it's fast, and it makes fabulous popcorn. I do let it heat up for about a minute before I add the popcorn, and then it does it's job perfectly. I used a full measure of popcorn, and when it was done there was not even one unpopped kernel. Not one. I have a large plastic popcorn bucket which I bought in Target, and I placed it right in front of the chute. The popcorn landed exactly where it was supposed to - in the bucket. The only problem, and this was my fault, it filled up the bucket with popcorn so quickly that I wasn't prepared with another empty container to put in it's place. Now I'm fully prepared. <hl> I used White Cat Corn popcorn, so perhaps it's a cut above, because everything popped. <hl> Bottom line - this machine does an excellent job, and i can't imagine how it can do any better. I've also got a glass Catamount microwave popper (awful), and a giant commercial type popper. This is superior to both.

I almost didn't buy this unit, as there were a number of reviews which were troubling. However, I am very happy I took the plunge.I've used it several times so far, and it's exceeded my expectations completely. I have had no issues whatsoever with unpopped kernels or popcorn shooting out all over the place. It's easy, it's fast, and it makes fabulous popcorn.I do let it heat up for about a minute before I add the popcorn, and then it does it's job perfectly. I used a full measure of popcorn, and when it was done there was not even one unpopped kernel. Not one. I have a large plastic popcorn bucket which I bought in Target, and I placed it right in front of the chute. The popcorn landed exactly where it was supposed to - in the bucket. The only problem, and this was my fault, it filled up the bucket with popcorn so quickly that I wasn't prepared with another empty container to put in it's place. Now I'm fully prepared. I used <hl> White Cat Corn <hl> popcorn, so perhaps it's a cut above, because everything popped.Bottom line - this machine does an excellent job, and i can't imagine how it can do any better. I've also got a glass Catamount microwave popper (awful), and a giant commercial type popper. This is superior to both.


Question: What color are the cups?

Got the standard size white cups; nothing special about them as they're just your basic white cupcake liner. Reason I'm not giving it a favorable review: Very much dislike the fact that the packaging of these Regency liners had two airholes in the plastic wrapping (What for? There's NO need for holes!) So, my first impression - unsanitary. They should be tightly packaged, especially for being a food-related item you can't wash. It was literally covered in brown dust/fine powder like it was on the shelf for months without dusting and I know some of this dirty powder got into the wrapping via the holes on both sides; hence onto the liners. I've a neuroticism about cleanliness so this was a turn-off. I'm going to be baking foods in these things and it's not like you can wash them beforehand, because hello, they're thin paper! I subsequently purchased the Wilton cupcake linersWilton Assorted Baking Cups, 75 Countwhich were not only cheaper (and didn't have any of the dust blanketing the product's casing) but were also of much higher quality; plus, the packaging of these liners were enclosed in a tough plastic wrap with ZERO HOLES for dirt to get in.

Answer: cups

<hl> Got the standard size white cups ; nothing special about them as they're just your basic white cupcake liner. <hl> Reason I'm not giving it a favorable review: Very much dislike the fact that the packaging of these Regency liners had two airholes in the plastic wrapping (What for? There's NO need for holes!) So, my first impression - unsanitary. They should be tightly packaged, especially for being a food-related item you can't wash. It was literally covered in brown dust/fine powder like it was on the shelf for months without dusting and I know some of this dirty powder got into the wrapping via the holes on both sides; hence onto the liners. I've a neuroticism about cleanliness so this was a turn-off. I'm going to be baking foods in these things and it's not like you can wash them beforehand, because hello, they're thin paper! I subsequently purchased the Wilton cupcake linersWilton Assorted Baking Cups, 75 Countwhich were not only cheaper (and didn't have any of the dust blanketing the product's casing) but were also of much higher quality; plus, the packaging of these liners were enclosed in a tough plastic wrap with ZERO HOLES for dirt to get in.

Got the standard size white <hl> cups <hl>; nothing special about them as they're just your basic white cupcake liner. Reason I'm not giving it a favorable review: Very much dislike the fact that the packaging of these Regency liners had two airholes in the plastic wrapping (What for? There's NO need for holes!) So, my first impression - unsanitary. They should be tightly packaged, especially for being a food-related item you can't wash. It was literally covered in brown dust/fine powder like it was on the shelf for months without dusting and I know some of this dirty powder got into the wrapping via the holes on both sides; hence onto the liners. I've a neuroticism about cleanliness so this was a turn-off. I'm going to be baking foods in these things and it's not like you can wash them beforehand, because hello, they're thin paper! I subsequently purchased the Wilton cupcake linersWilton Assorted Baking Cups, 75 Countwhich were not only cheaper (and didn't have any of the dust blanketing the product's casing) but were also of much higher quality; plus, the packaging of these liners were enclosed in a tough plastic wrap with ZERO HOLES for dirt to get in.

Got the standard size white <hl> cups <hl> ; nothing special about them as they're just your basic white cupcake liner.


Question: What brand are the liners?

Answer: Regency

Got the standard size white cups; nothing special about them as they're just your basic white cupcake liner. <hl> Reason I'm not giving it a favorable review: Very much dislike the fact that the packaging of these Regency liners had two airholes in the plastic wrapping (What for? <hl> There's NO need for holes!) So, my first impression - unsanitary. They should be tightly packaged, especially for being a food-related item you can't wash. It was literally covered in brown dust/fine powder like it was on the shelf for months without dusting and I know some of this dirty powder got into the wrapping via the holes on both sides; hence onto the liners. I've a neuroticism about cleanliness so this was a turn-off. I'm going to be baking foods in these things and it's not like you can wash them beforehand, because hello, they're thin paper! I subsequently purchased the Wilton cupcake linersWilton Assorted Baking Cups, 75 Countwhich were not only cheaper (and didn't have any of the dust blanketing the product's casing) but were also of much higher quality; plus, the packaging of these liners were enclosed in a tough plastic wrap with ZERO HOLES for dirt to get in.

Got the standard size white cups; nothing special about them as they're just your basic white cupcake liner. Reason I'm not giving it a favorable review: Very much dislike the fact that the packaging of these <hl> Regency <hl> liners had two airholes in the plastic wrapping (What for? There's NO need for holes!) So, my first impression - unsanitary. They should be tightly packaged, especially for being a food-related item you can't wash. It was literally covered in brown dust/fine powder like it was on the shelf for months without dusting and I know some of this dirty powder got into the wrapping via the holes on both sides; hence onto the liners. I've a neuroticism about cleanliness so this was a turn-off. I'm going to be baking foods in these things and it's not like you can wash them beforehand, because hello, they're thin paper! I subsequently purchased the Wilton cupcake linersWilton Assorted Baking Cups, 75 Countwhich were not only cheaper (and didn't have any of the dust blanketing the product's casing) but were also of much higher quality; plus, the packaging of these liners were enclosed in a tough plastic wrap with ZERO HOLES for dirt to get in.


Question: How many holes were in the packaging?

Answer: two

Got the standard size white cups; nothing special about them as they're just your basic white cupcake liner. <hl> Reason I'm not giving it a favorable review: Very much dislike the fact that the packaging of these Regency liners had two airholes in the plastic wrapping (What for? <hl> There's NO need for holes!) So, my first impression - unsanitary. They should be tightly packaged, especially for being a food-related item you can't wash. It was literally covered in brown dust/fine powder like it was on the shelf for months without dusting and I know some of this dirty powder got into the wrapping via the holes on both sides; hence onto the liners. I've a neuroticism about cleanliness so this was a turn-off. I'm going to be baking foods in these things and it's not like you can wash them beforehand, because hello, they're thin paper! I subsequently purchased the Wilton cupcake linersWilton Assorted Baking Cups, 75 Countwhich were not only cheaper (and didn't have any of the dust blanketing the product's casing) but were also of much higher quality; plus, the packaging of these liners were enclosed in a tough plastic wrap with ZERO HOLES for dirt to get in.

Got the standard size white cups; nothing special about them as they're just your basic white cupcake liner. Reason I'm not giving it a favorable review: Very much dislike the fact that the packaging of these Regency liners had <hl> two <hl> airholes in the plastic wrapping (What for? There's NO need for holes!) So, my first impression - unsanitary. They should be tightly packaged, especially for being a food-related item you can't wash. It was literally covered in brown dust/fine powder like it was on the shelf for months without dusting and I know some of this dirty powder got into the wrapping via the holes on both sides; hence onto the liners. I've a neuroticism about cleanliness so this was a turn-off. I'm going to be baking foods in these things and it's not like you can wash them beforehand, because hello, they're thin paper! I subsequently purchased the Wilton cupcake linersWilton Assorted Baking Cups, 75 Countwhich were not only cheaper (and didn't have any of the dust blanketing the product's casing) but were also of much higher quality; plus, the packaging of these liners were enclosed in a tough plastic wrap with ZERO HOLES for dirt to get in.


Question: What shape is the item?

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

Answer: oval

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

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


Question: What type of ingredients can you sweep flat?

Answer: dry

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

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


Question: What rusts easily?

Answer: the chain

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

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

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


Question: What kind of oil do they want to protect the mattress from?

To begin, I was looking to protect my new mattress from sweat and body oil (not urine, rain, floods, or any of the other liquids some others seems to want to protect their mattress from, judging from the reviews). For that, it is perfect- covers the deep mattress well, seems to be resistant to liquids seeping through, and isn't too "plastic" feeling (has a nice, thin terry cover). I can't speak to being able to cover the mattress from bed wetting, but it you're looking for a well made cover to protect your mattress from normal sweat and body oils that seep through sheets, I rate this product very highly.

Answer: body oil

<hl> To begin, I was looking to protect my new mattress from sweat and body oil (not urine, rain, floods, or any of the other liquids some others seems to want to protect their mattress from, judging from the reviews). <hl> For that, it is perfect- covers the deep mattress well, seems to be resistant to liquids seeping through, and isn't too "plastic" feeling (has a nice, thin terry cover). I can't speak to being able to cover the mattress from bed wetting, but it you're looking for a well made cover to protect your mattress from normal sweat and body oils that seep through sheets, I rate this product very highly.

To begin, I was looking to protect my new mattress from sweat and <hl> body oil <hl> (not urine, rain, floods, or any of the other liquids some others seems to want to protect their mattress from, judging from the reviews). For that, it is perfect- covers the deep mattress well, seems to be resistant to liquids seeping through, and isn't too "plastic" feeling (has a nice, thin terry cover). I can't speak to being able to cover the mattress from bed wetting, but it you're looking for a well made cover to protect your mattress from normal sweat and body oils that seep through sheets, I rate this product very highly.


Question: What kind of mattress does this cover?

Answer: deep

To begin, I was looking to protect my new mattress from sweat and body oil (not urine, rain, floods, or any of the other liquids some others seems to want to protect their mattress from, judging from the reviews). <hl> For that, it is perfect- covers the deep mattress well, seems to be resistant to liquids seeping through, and isn't too "plastic" feeling (has a nice, thin terry cover). <hl> I can't speak to being able to cover the mattress from bed wetting, but it you're looking for a well made cover to protect your mattress from normal sweat and body oils that seep through sheets, I rate this product very highly.

To begin, I was looking to protect my new mattress from sweat and body oil (not urine, rain, floods, or any of the other liquids some others seems to want to protect their mattress from, judging from the reviews). For that, it is perfect- covers the <hl> deep <hl> mattress well, seems to be resistant to liquids seeping through, and isn't too "plastic" feeling (has a nice, thin terry cover). I can't speak to being able to cover the mattress from bed wetting, but it you're looking for a well made cover to protect your mattress from normal sweat and body oils that seep through sheets, I rate this product very highly.


Question: How do they rate the product?

Answer: very highly

To begin, I was looking to protect my new mattress from sweat and body oil (not urine, rain, floods, or any of the other liquids some others seems to want to protect their mattress from, judging from the reviews). For that, it is perfect- covers the deep mattress well, seems to be resistant to liquids seeping through, and isn't too "plastic" feeling (has a nice, thin terry cover). <hl> I can't speak to being able to cover the mattress from bed wetting, but it you're looking for a well made cover to protect your mattress from normal sweat and body oils that seep through sheets, I rate this product very highly . <hl>

To begin, I was looking to protect my new mattress from sweat and body oil (not urine, rain, floods, or any of the other liquids some others seems to want to protect their mattress from, judging from the reviews). For that, it is perfect- covers the deep mattress well, seems to be resistant to liquids seeping through, and isn't too "plastic" feeling (has a nice, thin terry cover). I can't speak to being able to cover the mattress from bed wetting, but it you're looking for a well made cover to protect your mattress from normal sweat and body oils that seep through sheets, I rate this product <hl> very highly <hl>.

I can't speak to being able to cover the mattress from bed wetting, but it you're looking for a well made cover to protect your mattress from normal sweat and body oils that seep through sheets, I rate this product <hl> very highly <hl> .


Question: Is it resistant or is it waterproof?

Answer: resistant

To begin, I was looking to protect my new mattress from sweat and body oil (not urine, rain, floods, or any of the other liquids some others seems to want to protect their mattress from, judging from the reviews). <hl> For that, it is perfect- covers the deep mattress well, seems to be resistant to liquids seeping through, and isn't too "plastic" feeling (has a nice, thin terry cover). <hl> I can't speak to being able to cover the mattress from bed wetting, but it you're looking for a well made cover to protect your mattress from normal sweat and body oils that seep through sheets, I rate this product very highly.

To begin, I was looking to protect my new mattress from sweat and body oil (not urine, rain, floods, or any of the other liquids some others seems to want to protect their mattress from, judging from the reviews). For that, it is perfect- covers the deep mattress well, seems to be <hl> resistant <hl> to liquids seeping through, and isn't too "plastic" feeling (has a nice, thin terry cover). I can't speak to being able to cover the mattress from bed wetting, but it you're looking for a well made cover to protect your mattress from normal sweat and body oils that seep through sheets, I rate this product very highly.


Question: What is the material of the cover?

Answer: terry

To begin, I was looking to protect my new mattress from sweat and body oil (not urine, rain, floods, or any of the other liquids some others seems to want to protect their mattress from, judging from the reviews). <hl> For that, it is perfect- covers the deep mattress well, seems to be resistant to liquids seeping through, and isn't too "plastic" feeling (has a nice, thin terry cover). <hl> I can't speak to being able to cover the mattress from bed wetting, but it you're looking for a well made cover to protect your mattress from normal sweat and body oils that seep through sheets, I rate this product very highly.

To begin, I was looking to protect my new mattress from sweat and body oil (not urine, rain, floods, or any of the other liquids some others seems to want to protect their mattress from, judging from the reviews). For that, it is perfect- covers the deep mattress well, seems to be resistant to liquids seeping through, and isn't too "plastic" feeling (has a nice, thin <hl> terry <hl> cover). I can't speak to being able to cover the mattress from bed wetting, but it you're looking for a well made cover to protect your mattress from normal sweat and body oils that seep through sheets, I rate this product very highly.


Question: Where are NordicWare products manufactured?

I've been a longtime customer of NordicWare products due to their ease of use, durability, and the fact that they're still made with pride in the USA. Most of my prior NordicWare purchases were Bundt pans, but I've recently expanded into baking pies, so I purchased a covered pie pan.No longer do you have to worry about storing those pesky meringue pies; this high-domed lid eliminates squashed meringues or smashed sky-high toppings. The heavy-duty aluminum pie pan browns and bakes evenly and is a snap to wash. The plastic cover prevents odor absorption from other smelly fridge co-inhabitants, and preserves those perfect peaks on your lemon meringue or the lovely latticework crust on your cherry pie. If you're a frequent pie baker (or pie giver), you owe it to yourself (and your pies) to have one or more of these gems in your kitchen!

Answer: the USA

<hl> I've been a longtime customer of NordicWare products due to their ease of use, durability, and the fact that they're still made with pride in the USA . <hl> Most of my prior NordicWare purchases were Bundt pans, but I've recently expanded into baking pies, so I purchased a covered pie pan. No longer do you have to worry about storing those pesky meringue pies; this high-domed lid eliminates squashed meringues or smashed sky-high toppings. The heavy-duty aluminum pie pan browns and bakes evenly and is a snap to wash. The plastic cover prevents odor absorption from other smelly fridge co-inhabitants, and preserves those perfect peaks on your lemon meringue or the lovely latticework crust on your cherry pie. If you're a frequent pie baker (or pie giver), you owe it to yourself (and your pies) to have one or more of these gems in your kitchen!

I've been a longtime customer of NordicWare products due to their ease of use, durability, and the fact that they're still made with pride in <hl> the USA <hl>. Most of my prior NordicWare purchases were Bundt pans, but I've recently expanded into baking pies, so I purchased a covered pie pan.No longer do you have to worry about storing those pesky meringue pies; this high-domed lid eliminates squashed meringues or smashed sky-high toppings. The heavy-duty aluminum pie pan browns and bakes evenly and is a snap to wash. The plastic cover prevents odor absorption from other smelly fridge co-inhabitants, and preserves those perfect peaks on your lemon meringue or the lovely latticework crust on your cherry pie. If you're a frequent pie baker (or pie giver), you owe it to yourself (and your pies) to have one or more of these gems in your kitchen!

I've been a longtime customer of NordicWare products due to their ease of use, durability, and the fact that they're still made with pride in <hl> the USA <hl> .


Question: Which type of pans did they buy from NordicWare in the past?

Answer: Bundt

I've been a longtime customer of NordicWare products due to their ease of use, durability, and the fact that they're still made with pride in the USA. <hl> Most of my prior NordicWare purchases were Bundt pans, but I've recently expanded into baking pies, so I purchased a covered pie pan. <hl> No longer do you have to worry about storing those pesky meringue pies; this high-domed lid eliminates squashed meringues or smashed sky-high toppings. The heavy-duty aluminum pie pan browns and bakes evenly and is a snap to wash. The plastic cover prevents odor absorption from other smelly fridge co-inhabitants, and preserves those perfect peaks on your lemon meringue or the lovely latticework crust on your cherry pie. If you're a frequent pie baker (or pie giver), you owe it to yourself (and your pies) to have one or more of these gems in your kitchen!

I've been a longtime customer of NordicWare products due to their ease of use, durability, and the fact that they're still made with pride in the USA. Most of my prior NordicWare purchases were <hl> Bundt <hl> pans, but I've recently expanded into baking pies, so I purchased a covered pie pan.No longer do you have to worry about storing those pesky meringue pies; this high-domed lid eliminates squashed meringues or smashed sky-high toppings. The heavy-duty aluminum pie pan browns and bakes evenly and is a snap to wash. The plastic cover prevents odor absorption from other smelly fridge co-inhabitants, and preserves those perfect peaks on your lemon meringue or the lovely latticework crust on your cherry pie. If you're a frequent pie baker (or pie giver), you owe it to yourself (and your pies) to have one or more of these gems in your kitchen!


Question: What material is the pie pan made out of?

Answer: aluminum

I've been a longtime customer of NordicWare products due to their ease of use, durability, and the fact that they're still made with pride in the USA. Most of my prior NordicWare purchases were Bundt pans, but I've recently expanded into baking pies, so I purchased a covered pie pan. No longer do you have to worry about storing those pesky meringue pies; this high-domed lid eliminates squashed meringues or smashed sky-high toppings. <hl> The heavy-duty aluminum pie pan browns and bakes evenly and is a snap to wash. <hl> The plastic cover prevents odor absorption from other smelly fridge co-inhabitants, and preserves those perfect peaks on your lemon meringue or the lovely latticework crust on your cherry pie. If you're a frequent pie baker (or pie giver), you owe it to yourself (and your pies) to have one or more of these gems in your kitchen!

I've been a longtime customer of NordicWare products due to their ease of use, durability, and the fact that they're still made with pride in the USA. Most of my prior NordicWare purchases were Bundt pans, but I've recently expanded into baking pies, so I purchased a covered pie pan.No longer do you have to worry about storing those pesky meringue pies; this high-domed lid eliminates squashed meringues or smashed sky-high toppings. The heavy-duty <hl> aluminum <hl> pie pan browns and bakes evenly and is a snap to wash. The plastic cover prevents odor absorption from other smelly fridge co-inhabitants, and preserves those perfect peaks on your lemon meringue or the lovely latticework crust on your cherry pie. If you're a frequent pie baker (or pie giver), you owe it to yourself (and your pies) to have one or more of these gems in your kitchen!


Question: What item did the person not possess in their home?

I was asked to review this item, and as I do not have a cooling rack in the house, I said I would.Now that I have used this, I wonder why I never bought one of these before...they make so much sense!I like to bake healthy muffins mad it always takes so long for them to cool. With this new rack, they cool much after, and I am nit worried anything is going to burn.The quality seems good, and certainly at this price point it is.I have also used this for putting a hot pan on, and it worked great. Smart idea and I can recommend.

Answer: a cooling rack

<hl> I was asked to review this item, and as I do not have a cooling rack in the house, I said I would. <hl> Now that I have used this, I wonder why I never bought one of these before...they make so much sense!I like to bake healthy muffins mad it always takes so long for them to cool. With this new rack, they cool much after, and I am nit worried anything is going to burn. The quality seems good, and certainly at this price point it is. I have also used this for putting a hot pan on, and it worked great. Smart idea and I can recommend.

I was asked to review this item, and as I do not have <hl> a cooling rack <hl> in the house, I said I would.Now that I have used this, I wonder why I never bought one of these before...they make so much sense!I like to bake healthy muffins mad it always takes so long for them to cool. With this new rack, they cool much after, and I am nit worried anything is going to burn.The quality seems good, and certainly at this price point it is.I have also used this for putting a hot pan on, and it worked great. Smart idea and I can recommend.


Question: What type of baked goods does the person enjoy making?

Answer: healthy muffins

I was asked to review this item, and as I do not have a cooling rack in the house, I said I would. <hl> Now that I have used this, I wonder why I never bought one of these before...they make so much sense!I like to bake healthy muffins mad it always takes so long for them to cool. <hl> With this new rack, they cool much after, and I am nit worried anything is going to burn. The quality seems good, and certainly at this price point it is. I have also used this for putting a hot pan on, and it worked great. Smart idea and I can recommend.

I was asked to review this item, and as I do not have a cooling rack in the house, I said I would.Now that I have used this, I wonder why I never bought one of these before...they make so much sense!I like to bake <hl> healthy muffins <hl> mad it always takes so long for them to cool. With this new rack, they cool much after, and I am nit worried anything is going to burn.The quality seems good, and certainly at this price point it is.I have also used this for putting a hot pan on, and it worked great. Smart idea and I can recommend.


Question: What is the person no longer concerned will happen to their muffins?

Answer: burn

I was asked to review this item, and as I do not have a cooling rack in the house, I said I would. Now that I have used this, I wonder why I never bought one of these before...they make so much sense!I like to bake healthy muffins mad it always takes so long for them to cool. <hl> With this new rack, they cool much after, and I am nit worried anything is going to burn .The quality seems good, and certainly at this price point it is. <hl> I have also used this for putting a hot pan on, and it worked great. Smart idea and I can recommend.

I was asked to review this item, and as I do not have a cooling rack in the house, I said I would.Now that I have used this, I wonder why I never bought one of these before...they make so much sense!I like to bake healthy muffins mad it always takes so long for them to cool. With this new rack, they cool much after, and I am nit worried anything is going to <hl> burn <hl>.The quality seems good, and certainly at this price point it is.I have also used this for putting a hot pan on, and it worked great. Smart idea and I can recommend.

With this new rack, they cool much after, and I am nit worried anything is going to <hl> burn <hl> .The quality seems good, and certainly at this price point it is.


Question: What type of cookware has the person also put on the cooling rack?

Answer: a hot pan

I was asked to review this item, and as I do not have a cooling rack in the house, I said I would. Now that I have used this, I wonder why I never bought one of these before...they make so much sense!I like to bake healthy muffins mad it always takes so long for them to cool. With this new rack, they cool much after, and I am nit worried anything is going to burn. The quality seems good, and certainly at this price point it is. <hl> I have also used this for putting a hot pan on, and it worked great. <hl> Smart idea and I can recommend.

I was asked to review this item, and as I do not have a cooling rack in the house, I said I would.Now that I have used this, I wonder why I never bought one of these before...they make so much sense!I like to bake healthy muffins mad it always takes so long for them to cool. With this new rack, they cool much after, and I am nit worried anything is going to burn.The quality seems good, and certainly at this price point it is.I have also used this for putting <hl> a hot pan <hl> on, and it worked great. Smart idea and I can recommend.


Question: How is the quality of the product?

Answer: good

I was asked to review this item, and as I do not have a cooling rack in the house, I said I would. Now that I have used this, I wonder why I never bought one of these before...they make so much sense!I like to bake healthy muffins mad it always takes so long for them to cool. With this new rack, they cool much after, and I am nit worried anything is going to burn. <hl> The quality seems good , and certainly at this price point it is. <hl> I have also used this for putting a hot pan on, and it worked great. Smart idea and I can recommend.

I was asked to review this item, and as I do not have a cooling rack in the house, I said I would.Now that I have used this, I wonder why I never bought one of these before...they make so much sense!I like to bake healthy muffins mad it always takes so long for them to cool. With this new rack, they cool much after, and I am nit worried anything is going to burn.The quality seems <hl> good <hl>, and certainly at this price point it is.I have also used this for putting a hot pan on, and it worked great. Smart idea and I can recommend.

The quality seems <hl> good <hl> , and certainly at this price point it is.


Question: What activities does the person undertake while storing wine in their backpack?

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

Answer: walking/hiking

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

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


Question: How tight are the product's lids?

Answer: air tight

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

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

The lids are <hl> air tight <hl> , never had a leak.