Question: What design problem the NuWave overcame?

Answer: the heating element.

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

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


Question: What was purchased?

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

Answer: the Super Wave Oven

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

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


Question: What is wrong with the design?

Answer: the heating element.

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

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


Question: What is the heating element made from?

Answer: halogen light tube

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

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


Question: What else is annoying?

Answer: the loud beeping noise

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

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


Question: What did they make?

I made sausage and cheese egg muffins in the OvenArt muffin pan to fully test the baking cups ability to cook evenly, be nonsticking, and come out clean. I have to say I LOVE this pan. The eggs cooked completely even, the cleanup was so easy, there was no sticking, and everything came out just perfect! I can't wait to experiment with cooking other foods in this pan, like my Cheeseburger Casserole Muffins or the Mini Corn-dog Muffins...yum! Some tips in using the OvenArt Silicone Muffin pan is to place the bakeware on a cookie sheet before filling the cups, for an easier transfer to the oven. You may lightly grease the muffin pan using oil, butter, or baking spray for the best nonstick experience. Once the pan is cool, you can pop up your baked goods with your fingers, just by pushing up from the bottom of the cups, for easy release. It's so much easier then a metal pan! I think the OvenArt Silicone Muffin Pan is a great product to invest in, because you deserve a stress free baking experience, so you can fully enjoy the glory in baking!I received a complimentary OvenArt Silicone Muffin Pan in exchange for an honest review. All opinions my own.

Answer: sausage and cheese egg muffins

<hl> I made sausage and cheese egg muffins in the OvenArt muffin pan to fully test the baking cups ability to cook evenly, be nonsticking, and come out clean. <hl> I have to say I LOVE this pan. The eggs cooked completely even, the cleanup was so easy, there was no sticking, and everything came out just perfect! I can't wait to experiment with cooking other foods in this pan, like my Cheeseburger Casserole Muffins or the Mini Corn-dog Muffins...yum! Some tips in using the OvenArt Silicone Muffin pan is to place the bakeware on a cookie sheet before filling the cups, for an easier transfer to the oven. You may lightly grease the muffin pan using oil, butter, or baking spray for the best nonstick experience. Once the pan is cool, you can pop up your baked goods with your fingers, just by pushing up from the bottom of the cups, for easy release. It's so much easier then a metal pan! I think the OvenArt Silicone Muffin Pan is a great product to invest in, because you deserve a stress free baking experience, so you can fully enjoy the glory in baking!I received a complimentary OvenArt Silicone Muffin Pan in exchange for an honest review. All opinions my own.

I made <hl> sausage and cheese egg muffins <hl> in the OvenArt muffin pan to fully test the baking cups ability to cook evenly, be nonsticking, and come out clean. I have to say I LOVE this pan. The eggs cooked completely even, the cleanup was so easy, there was no sticking, and everything came out just perfect! I can't wait to experiment with cooking other foods in this pan, like my Cheeseburger Casserole Muffins or the Mini Corn-dog Muffins...yum! Some tips in using the OvenArt Silicone Muffin pan is to place the bakeware on a cookie sheet before filling the cups, for an easier transfer to the oven. You may lightly grease the muffin pan using oil, butter, or baking spray for the best nonstick experience. Once the pan is cool, you can pop up your baked goods with your fingers, just by pushing up from the bottom of the cups, for easy release. It's so much easier then a metal pan! I think the OvenArt Silicone Muffin Pan is a great product to invest in, because you deserve a stress free baking experience, so you can fully enjoy the glory in baking!I received a complimentary OvenArt Silicone Muffin Pan in exchange for an honest review. All opinions my own.


Question: How did the eggs cook?

Answer: completely even

I made sausage and cheese egg muffins in the OvenArt muffin pan to fully test the baking cups ability to cook evenly, be nonsticking, and come out clean. I have to say I LOVE this pan. <hl> The eggs cooked completely even , the cleanup was so easy, there was no sticking, and everything came out just perfect! <hl> I can't wait to experiment with cooking other foods in this pan, like my Cheeseburger Casserole Muffins or the Mini Corn-dog Muffins...yum! Some tips in using the OvenArt Silicone Muffin pan is to place the bakeware on a cookie sheet before filling the cups, for an easier transfer to the oven. You may lightly grease the muffin pan using oil, butter, or baking spray for the best nonstick experience. Once the pan is cool, you can pop up your baked goods with your fingers, just by pushing up from the bottom of the cups, for easy release. It's so much easier then a metal pan! I think the OvenArt Silicone Muffin Pan is a great product to invest in, because you deserve a stress free baking experience, so you can fully enjoy the glory in baking!I received a complimentary OvenArt Silicone Muffin Pan in exchange for an honest review. All opinions my own.

I made sausage and cheese egg muffins in the OvenArt muffin pan to fully test the baking cups ability to cook evenly, be nonsticking, and come out clean. I have to say I LOVE this pan. The eggs cooked <hl> completely even <hl>, the cleanup was so easy, there was no sticking, and everything came out just perfect! I can't wait to experiment with cooking other foods in this pan, like my Cheeseburger Casserole Muffins or the Mini Corn-dog Muffins...yum! Some tips in using the OvenArt Silicone Muffin pan is to place the bakeware on a cookie sheet before filling the cups, for an easier transfer to the oven. You may lightly grease the muffin pan using oil, butter, or baking spray for the best nonstick experience. Once the pan is cool, you can pop up your baked goods with your fingers, just by pushing up from the bottom of the cups, for easy release. It's so much easier then a metal pan! I think the OvenArt Silicone Muffin Pan is a great product to invest in, because you deserve a stress free baking experience, so you can fully enjoy the glory in baking!I received a complimentary OvenArt Silicone Muffin Pan in exchange for an honest review. All opinions my own.

The eggs cooked <hl> completely even <hl> , the cleanup was so easy, there was no sticking, and everything came out just perfect!


Question: What can you grease with?

Answer: oil, butter, or baking spray

I made sausage and cheese egg muffins in the OvenArt muffin pan to fully test the baking cups ability to cook evenly, be nonsticking, and come out clean. I have to say I LOVE this pan. The eggs cooked completely even, the cleanup was so easy, there was no sticking, and everything came out just perfect! I can't wait to experiment with cooking other foods in this pan, like my Cheeseburger Casserole Muffins or the Mini Corn-dog Muffins...yum! Some tips in using the OvenArt Silicone Muffin pan is to place the bakeware on a cookie sheet before filling the cups, for an easier transfer to the oven. <hl> You may lightly grease the muffin pan using oil, butter, or baking spray for the best nonstick experience. <hl> Once the pan is cool, you can pop up your baked goods with your fingers, just by pushing up from the bottom of the cups, for easy release. It's so much easier then a metal pan! I think the OvenArt Silicone Muffin Pan is a great product to invest in, because you deserve a stress free baking experience, so you can fully enjoy the glory in baking!I received a complimentary OvenArt Silicone Muffin Pan in exchange for an honest review. All opinions my own.

I made sausage and cheese egg muffins in the OvenArt muffin pan to fully test the baking cups ability to cook evenly, be nonsticking, and come out clean. I have to say I LOVE this pan. The eggs cooked completely even, the cleanup was so easy, there was no sticking, and everything came out just perfect! I can't wait to experiment with cooking other foods in this pan, like my Cheeseburger Casserole Muffins or the Mini Corn-dog Muffins...yum! Some tips in using the OvenArt Silicone Muffin pan is to place the bakeware on a cookie sheet before filling the cups, for an easier transfer to the oven. You may lightly grease the muffin pan using <hl> oil, butter, or baking spray <hl> for the best nonstick experience. Once the pan is cool, you can pop up your baked goods with your fingers, just by pushing up from the bottom of the cups, for easy release. It's so much easier then a metal pan! I think the OvenArt Silicone Muffin Pan is a great product to invest in, because you deserve a stress free baking experience, so you can fully enjoy the glory in baking!I received a complimentary OvenArt Silicone Muffin Pan in exchange for an honest review. All opinions my own.


Question: What did they cook in?

Answer: OvenArt muffin pan

<hl> I made sausage and cheese egg muffins in the OvenArt muffin pan to fully test the baking cups ability to cook evenly, be nonsticking, and come out clean. <hl> I have to say I LOVE this pan. The eggs cooked completely even, the cleanup was so easy, there was no sticking, and everything came out just perfect! I can't wait to experiment with cooking other foods in this pan, like my Cheeseburger Casserole Muffins or the Mini Corn-dog Muffins...yum! Some tips in using the OvenArt Silicone Muffin pan is to place the bakeware on a cookie sheet before filling the cups, for an easier transfer to the oven. You may lightly grease the muffin pan using oil, butter, or baking spray for the best nonstick experience. Once the pan is cool, you can pop up your baked goods with your fingers, just by pushing up from the bottom of the cups, for easy release. It's so much easier then a metal pan! I think the OvenArt Silicone Muffin Pan is a great product to invest in, because you deserve a stress free baking experience, so you can fully enjoy the glory in baking!I received a complimentary OvenArt Silicone Muffin Pan in exchange for an honest review. All opinions my own.

I made sausage and cheese egg muffins in the <hl> OvenArt muffin pan <hl> to fully test the baking cups ability to cook evenly, be nonsticking, and come out clean. I have to say I LOVE this pan. The eggs cooked completely even, the cleanup was so easy, there was no sticking, and everything came out just perfect! I can't wait to experiment with cooking other foods in this pan, like my Cheeseburger Casserole Muffins or the Mini Corn-dog Muffins...yum! Some tips in using the OvenArt Silicone Muffin pan is to place the bakeware on a cookie sheet before filling the cups, for an easier transfer to the oven. You may lightly grease the muffin pan using oil, butter, or baking spray for the best nonstick experience. Once the pan is cool, you can pop up your baked goods with your fingers, just by pushing up from the bottom of the cups, for easy release. It's so much easier then a metal pan! I think the OvenArt Silicone Muffin Pan is a great product to invest in, because you deserve a stress free baking experience, so you can fully enjoy the glory in baking!I received a complimentary OvenArt Silicone Muffin Pan in exchange for an honest review. All opinions my own.


Question: What is it easier then?

Answer: metal pan

It's so much easier then a metal pan !

I made sausage and cheese egg muffins in the OvenArt muffin pan to fully test the baking cups ability to cook evenly, be nonsticking, and come out clean. I have to say I LOVE this pan. The eggs cooked completely even, the cleanup was so easy, there was no sticking, and everything came out just perfect! I can't wait to experiment with cooking other foods in this pan, like my Cheeseburger Casserole Muffins or the Mini Corn-dog Muffins...yum! Some tips in using the OvenArt Silicone Muffin pan is to place the bakeware on a cookie sheet before filling the cups, for an easier transfer to the oven. You may lightly grease the muffin pan using oil, butter, or baking spray for the best nonstick experience. Once the pan is cool, you can pop up your baked goods with your fingers, just by pushing up from the bottom of the cups, for easy release. <hl> It's so much easier then a metal pan ! <hl> I think the OvenArt Silicone Muffin Pan is a great product to invest in, because you deserve a stress free baking experience, so you can fully enjoy the glory in baking!I received a complimentary OvenArt Silicone Muffin Pan in exchange for an honest review. All opinions my own.

I made sausage and cheese egg muffins in the OvenArt muffin pan to fully test the baking cups ability to cook evenly, be nonsticking, and come out clean. I have to say I LOVE this pan. The eggs cooked completely even, the cleanup was so easy, there was no sticking, and everything came out just perfect! I can't wait to experiment with cooking other foods in this pan, like my Cheeseburger Casserole Muffins or the Mini Corn-dog Muffins...yum! Some tips in using the OvenArt Silicone Muffin pan is to place the bakeware on a cookie sheet before filling the cups, for an easier transfer to the oven. You may lightly grease the muffin pan using oil, butter, or baking spray for the best nonstick experience. Once the pan is cool, you can pop up your baked goods with your fingers, just by pushing up from the bottom of the cups, for easy release. It's so much easier then a <hl> metal pan <hl>! I think the OvenArt Silicone Muffin Pan is a great product to invest in, because you deserve a stress free baking experience, so you can fully enjoy the glory in baking!I received a complimentary OvenArt Silicone Muffin Pan in exchange for an honest review. All opinions my own.

It's so much easier then a <hl> metal pan <hl> !


Question: How many cups can you make at once?

This thing is very annoying if you're used to the larger Keurig machines. You can only make one cup at a time, and each time, you have to WAIT for the water to heat up in it! Not sure what the pros are for that - it's still taking almost as much time as a regular brewer does to make one cup of coffee. We had a race to prove that. Really, truthfully, go with the larger versions of these things. You'll be happier, get going faster, and you can change the temperature of the water and the size of the cup. This one only goes up to a 10 ounce size whereas mine goes up to a 14 ounce. It's good for those who don't mind waiting but for the price, you may as well use a regular coffee pot.

Answer: one

This thing is very annoying if you're used to the larger Keurig machines. <hl> You can only make one cup at a time, and each time, you have to WAIT for the water to heat up in it! <hl> Not sure what the pros are for that - it's still taking almost as much time as a regular brewer does to make one cup of coffee. We had a race to prove that. Really, truthfully, go with the larger versions of these things. You'll be happier, get going faster, and you can change the temperature of the water and the size of the cup. This one only goes up to a 10 ounce size whereas mine goes up to a 14 ounce. It's good for those who don't mind waiting but for the price, you may as well use a regular coffee pot.

This thing is very annoying if you're used to the larger Keurig machines. You can only make <hl> one <hl> cup at a time, and each time, you have to WAIT for the water to heat up in it! Not sure what the pros are for that - it's still taking almost as much time as a regular brewer does to make one cup of coffee. We had a race to prove that. Really, truthfully, go with the larger versions of these things. You'll be happier, get going faster, and you can change the temperature of the water and the size of the cup. This one only goes up to a 10 ounce size whereas mine goes up to a 14 ounce. It's good for those who don't mind waiting but for the price, you may as well use a regular coffee pot.


Question: What do you have to do each time?

Answer: WAIT for the water to heat up

This thing is very annoying if you're used to the larger Keurig machines. <hl> You can only make one cup at a time, and each time, you have to WAIT for the water to heat up in it! <hl> Not sure what the pros are for that - it's still taking almost as much time as a regular brewer does to make one cup of coffee. We had a race to prove that. Really, truthfully, go with the larger versions of these things. You'll be happier, get going faster, and you can change the temperature of the water and the size of the cup. This one only goes up to a 10 ounce size whereas mine goes up to a 14 ounce. It's good for those who don't mind waiting but for the price, you may as well use a regular coffee pot.

This thing is very annoying if you're used to the larger Keurig machines. You can only make one cup at a time, and each time, you have to <hl> WAIT for the water to heat up <hl> in it! Not sure what the pros are for that - it's still taking almost as much time as a regular brewer does to make one cup of coffee. We had a race to prove that. Really, truthfully, go with the larger versions of these things. You'll be happier, get going faster, and you can change the temperature of the water and the size of the cup. This one only goes up to a 10 ounce size whereas mine goes up to a 14 ounce. It's good for those who don't mind waiting but for the price, you may as well use a regular coffee pot.


Question: How many oz can it hold?

Answer: 10

This thing is very annoying if you're used to the larger Keurig machines. You can only make one cup at a time, and each time, you have to WAIT for the water to heat up in it! Not sure what the pros are for that - it's still taking almost as much time as a regular brewer does to make one cup of coffee. We had a race to prove that. Really, truthfully, go with the larger versions of these things. You'll be happier, get going faster, and you can change the temperature of the water and the size of the cup. <hl> This one only goes up to a 10 ounce size whereas mine goes up to a 14 ounce. <hl> It's good for those who don't mind waiting but for the price, you may as well use a regular coffee pot.

This thing is very annoying if you're used to the larger Keurig machines. You can only make one cup at a time, and each time, you have to WAIT for the water to heat up in it! Not sure what the pros are for that - it's still taking almost as much time as a regular brewer does to make one cup of coffee. We had a race to prove that. Really, truthfully, go with the larger versions of these things. You'll be happier, get going faster, and you can change the temperature of the water and the size of the cup. This one only goes up to a <hl> 10 <hl> ounce size whereas mine goes up to a 14 ounce. It's good for those who don't mind waiting but for the price, you may as well use a regular coffee pot.


Question: What would be better to use instead?

Answer: a regular coffee pot.

This thing is very annoying if you're used to the larger Keurig machines. You can only make one cup at a time, and each time, you have to WAIT for the water to heat up in it! Not sure what the pros are for that - it's still taking almost as much time as a regular brewer does to make one cup of coffee. We had a race to prove that. Really, truthfully, go with the larger versions of these things. You'll be happier, get going faster, and you can change the temperature of the water and the size of the cup. This one only goes up to a 10 ounce size whereas mine goes up to a 14 ounce. <hl> It's good for those who don't mind waiting but for the price, you may as well use a regular coffee pot. <hl>

This thing is very annoying if you're used to the larger Keurig machines. You can only make one cup at a time, and each time, you have to WAIT for the water to heat up in it! Not sure what the pros are for that - it's still taking almost as much time as a regular brewer does to make one cup of coffee. We had a race to prove that. Really, truthfully, go with the larger versions of these things. You'll be happier, get going faster, and you can change the temperature of the water and the size of the cup. This one only goes up to a 10 ounce size whereas mine goes up to a 14 ounce. It's good for those who don't mind waiting but for the price, you may as well use <hl> a regular coffee pot. <hl>


Question: How many temperature options?

I bought this to complement my Keurig and it is awesome! I love that it has 3 temperature options, that it gives you the option of warm milk without the foam, and that you can walk away from it while it's doing its thing. I just pour milk in, turn it on, start the Keurig, and walk away for a couple of minutes and bam! It's so easy to use and easy to clean. It's like having an espresso machine without having to deal with the milk steamer, which I've never had much luck with no matter how diligent I was trying to maintain them. The steamer always got clogged or stopped working. Anyway, I absolutely love this frother!

Answer: 3

I bought this to complement my Keurig and it is awesome! <hl> I love that it has 3 temperature options, that it gives you the option of warm milk without the foam, and that you can walk away from it while it's doing its thing. <hl> I just pour milk in, turn it on, start the Keurig, and walk away for a couple of minutes and bam! It's so easy to use and easy to clean. It's like having an espresso machine without having to deal with the milk steamer, which I've never had much luck with no matter how diligent I was trying to maintain them. The steamer always got clogged or stopped working. Anyway, I absolutely love this frother!

I bought this to complement my Keurig and it is awesome! I love that it has <hl> 3 <hl> temperature options, that it gives you the option of warm milk without the foam, and that you can walk away from it while it's doing its thing. I just pour milk in, turn it on, start the Keurig, and walk away for a couple of minutes and bam! It's so easy to use and easy to clean. It's like having an espresso machine without having to deal with the milk steamer, which I've never had much luck with no matter how diligent I was trying to maintain them. The steamer always got clogged or stopped working. Anyway, I absolutely love this frother!


Question: What does it not have?

Answer: milk steamer

I bought this to complement my Keurig and it is awesome! I love that it has 3 temperature options, that it gives you the option of warm milk without the foam, and that you can walk away from it while it's doing its thing. I just pour milk in, turn it on, start the Keurig, and walk away for a couple of minutes and bam! It's so easy to use and easy to clean. <hl> It's like having an espresso machine without having to deal with the milk steamer , which I've never had much luck with no matter how diligent I was trying to maintain them. <hl> The steamer always got clogged or stopped working. Anyway, I absolutely love this frother!

I bought this to complement my Keurig and it is awesome! I love that it has 3 temperature options, that it gives you the option of warm milk without the foam, and that you can walk away from it while it's doing its thing. I just pour milk in, turn it on, start the Keurig, and walk away for a couple of minutes and bam! It's so easy to use and easy to clean. It's like having an espresso machine without having to deal with the <hl> milk steamer <hl>, which I've never had much luck with no matter how diligent I was trying to maintain them. The steamer always got clogged or stopped working. Anyway, I absolutely love this frother!

It's like having an espresso machine without having to deal with the <hl> milk steamer <hl> , which I've never had much luck with no matter how diligent I was trying to maintain them.


Question: What do you pour in it?

Answer: milk

I bought this to complement my Keurig and it is awesome! <hl> I love that it has 3 temperature options, that it gives you the option of warm milk without the foam, and that you can walk away from it while it's doing its thing. <hl> I just pour milk in, turn it on, start the Keurig, and walk away for a couple of minutes and bam! It's so easy to use and easy to clean. It's like having an espresso machine without having to deal with the milk steamer, which I've never had much luck with no matter how diligent I was trying to maintain them. The steamer always got clogged or stopped working. Anyway, I absolutely love this frother!

I bought this to complement my Keurig and it is awesome! I love that it has 3 temperature options, that it gives you the option of warm <hl> milk <hl> without the foam, and that you can walk away from it while it's doing its thing. I just pour milk in, turn it on, start the Keurig, and walk away for a couple of minutes and bam! It's so easy to use and easy to clean. It's like having an espresso machine without having to deal with the milk steamer, which I've never had much luck with no matter how diligent I was trying to maintain them. The steamer always got clogged or stopped working. Anyway, I absolutely love this frother!


Question: What does the steamer always do?

Answer: got clogged or stopped working

I bought this to complement my Keurig and it is awesome! I love that it has 3 temperature options, that it gives you the option of warm milk without the foam, and that you can walk away from it while it's doing its thing. I just pour milk in, turn it on, start the Keurig, and walk away for a couple of minutes and bam! It's so easy to use and easy to clean. It's like having an espresso machine without having to deal with the milk steamer, which I've never had much luck with no matter how diligent I was trying to maintain them. <hl> The steamer always got clogged or stopped working . <hl> Anyway, I absolutely love this frother!

I bought this to complement my Keurig and it is awesome! I love that it has 3 temperature options, that it gives you the option of warm milk without the foam, and that you can walk away from it while it's doing its thing. I just pour milk in, turn it on, start the Keurig, and walk away for a couple of minutes and bam! It's so easy to use and easy to clean. It's like having an espresso machine without having to deal with the milk steamer, which I've never had much luck with no matter how diligent I was trying to maintain them. The steamer always <hl> got clogged or stopped working <hl>. Anyway, I absolutely love this frother!

The steamer always <hl> got clogged or stopped working <hl> .


Question: How are the towels described?

These dishtowels are beautiful, soft, absorbent and a very good size. I washed them in in warm water and dried them on hot, and they did not shrink (as far as I can tell - I didn't measure them before washing). I like the colors (pink and yellow on a light tan background) and the design (they remind me of Japanese prints). I can't say why, but they make me happy. The price is also terrific - I'm sorry that I also bought another set of three more expensive dish towels, which are fine, but nothing special. I like these so much more, and now I can't justify buying another 3-pack for a while. Then again, maybe i will anyway.

Answer: beautiful, soft, absorbent

<hl> These dishtowels are beautiful, soft, absorbent and a very good size. <hl> I washed them in in warm water and dried them on hot, and they did not shrink (as far as I can tell - I didn't measure them before washing). I like the colors (pink and yellow on a light tan background) and the design (they remind me of Japanese prints). I can't say why, but they make me happy. The price is also terrific - I'm sorry that I also bought another set of three more expensive dish towels, which are fine, but nothing special. I like these so much more, and now I can't justify buying another 3-pack for a while. Then again, maybe i will anyway.

These dishtowels are <hl> beautiful, soft, absorbent <hl> and a very good size. I washed them in in warm water and dried them on hot, and they did not shrink (as far as I can tell - I didn't measure them before washing). I like the colors (pink and yellow on a light tan background) and the design (they remind me of Japanese prints). I can't say why, but they make me happy. The price is also terrific - I'm sorry that I also bought another set of three more expensive dish towels, which are fine, but nothing special. I like these so much more, and now I can't justify buying another 3-pack for a while. Then again, maybe i will anyway.


Question: What are the colors?

Answer: pink and yellow on a light tan background

These dishtowels are beautiful, soft, absorbent and a very good size. I washed them in in warm water and dried them on hot, and they did not shrink (as far as I can tell - I didn't measure them before washing). <hl> I like the colors ( pink and yellow on a light tan background ) <hl> and the design (they remind me of Japanese prints). I can't say why, but they make me happy. The price is also terrific - I'm sorry that I also bought another set of three more expensive dish towels, which are fine, but nothing special. I like these so much more, and now I can't justify buying another 3-pack for a while. Then again, maybe i will anyway.

These dishtowels are beautiful, soft, absorbent and a very good size. I washed them in in warm water and dried them on hot, and they did not shrink (as far as I can tell - I didn't measure them before washing). I like the colors (<hl> pink and yellow on a light tan background <hl>) and the design (they remind me of Japanese prints). I can't say why, but they make me happy. The price is also terrific - I'm sorry that I also bought another set of three more expensive dish towels, which are fine, but nothing special. I like these so much more, and now I can't justify buying another 3-pack for a while. Then again, maybe i will anyway.

I like the colors ( <hl> pink and yellow on a light tan background <hl> )


Question: What do they look like?

Answer: Japanese prints

These dishtowels are beautiful, soft, absorbent and a very good size. I washed them in in warm water and dried them on hot, and they did not shrink (as far as I can tell - I didn't measure them before washing). <hl> I like the colors (pink and yellow on a light tan background) and the design (they remind me of Japanese prints ). <hl> I can't say why, but they make me happy. The price is also terrific - I'm sorry that I also bought another set of three more expensive dish towels, which are fine, but nothing special. I like these so much more, and now I can't justify buying another 3-pack for a while. Then again, maybe i will anyway.

These dishtowels are beautiful, soft, absorbent and a very good size. I washed them in in warm water and dried them on hot, and they did not shrink (as far as I can tell - I didn't measure them before washing). I like the colors (pink and yellow on a light tan background) and the design (they remind me of <hl> Japanese prints <hl>). I can't say why, but they make me happy. The price is also terrific - I'm sorry that I also bought another set of three more expensive dish towels, which are fine, but nothing special. I like these so much more, and now I can't justify buying another 3-pack for a while. Then again, maybe i will anyway.

I like the colors (pink and yellow on a light tan background) and the design (they remind me of <hl> Japanese prints <hl> ).


Question: How is the cost?

Answer: terrific

These dishtowels are beautiful, soft, absorbent and a very good size. I washed them in in warm water and dried them on hot, and they did not shrink (as far as I can tell - I didn't measure them before washing). I like the colors (pink and yellow on a light tan background) and the design (they remind me of Japanese prints). I can't say why, but they make me happy. <hl> The price is also terrific - I'm sorry that I also bought another set of three more expensive dish towels, which are fine, but nothing special. <hl> I like these so much more, and now I can't justify buying another 3-pack for a while. Then again, maybe i will anyway.

These dishtowels are beautiful, soft, absorbent and a very good size. I washed them in in warm water and dried them on hot, and they did not shrink (as far as I can tell - I didn't measure them before washing). I like the colors (pink and yellow on a light tan background) and the design (they remind me of Japanese prints). I can't say why, but they make me happy. The price is also <hl> terrific <hl> - I'm sorry that I also bought another set of three more expensive dish towels, which are fine, but nothing special. I like these so much more, and now I can't justify buying another 3-pack for a while. Then again, maybe i will anyway.


Question: How many sections was this split into?

I didn't hang it on the back of a door I actually mounted it to a wall in three separate sections. I have a small laundry room off of the kitchen which is also where my trash can lives. I couldn't mount it to the wall from top straight down or I wouldn't have been able to reach the top. So I Split the track up into sections and mounted it to the studs in my wall. The nice part was that the shelves lined up perfectly so that everything is mounted to actual studs rather than just dry wall. I have the entire unit where I can easily reach everything and it looks like it was always there. Perfect!

Answer: three

<hl> I didn't hang it on the back of a door I actually mounted it to a wall in three separate sections. <hl> I have a small laundry room off of the kitchen which is also where my trash can lives. I couldn't mount it to the wall from top straight down or I wouldn't have been able to reach the top. So I Split the track up into sections and mounted it to the studs in my wall. The nice part was that the shelves lined up perfectly so that everything is mounted to actual studs rather than just dry wall. I have the entire unit where I can easily reach everything and it looks like it was always there. Perfect!

I didn't hang it on the back of a door I actually mounted it to a wall in <hl> three <hl> separate sections. I have a small laundry room off of the kitchen which is also where my trash can lives. I couldn't mount it to the wall from top straight down or I wouldn't have been able to reach the top. So I Split the track up into sections and mounted it to the studs in my wall. The nice part was that the shelves lined up perfectly so that everything is mounted to actual studs rather than just dry wall. I have the entire unit where I can easily reach everything and it looks like it was always there. Perfect!


Question: What room (near the kitchen) is the author's garbage can in?

Answer: laundry room

I didn't hang it on the back of a door I actually mounted it to a wall in three separate sections. <hl> I have a small laundry room off of the kitchen which is also where my trash can lives. <hl> I couldn't mount it to the wall from top straight down or I wouldn't have been able to reach the top. So I Split the track up into sections and mounted it to the studs in my wall. The nice part was that the shelves lined up perfectly so that everything is mounted to actual studs rather than just dry wall. I have the entire unit where I can easily reach everything and it looks like it was always there. Perfect!

I didn't hang it on the back of a door I actually mounted it to a wall in three separate sections. I have a small <hl> laundry room <hl> off of the kitchen which is also where my trash can lives. I couldn't mount it to the wall from top straight down or I wouldn't have been able to reach the top. So I Split the track up into sections and mounted it to the studs in my wall. The nice part was that the shelves lined up perfectly so that everything is mounted to actual studs rather than just dry wall. I have the entire unit where I can easily reach everything and it looks like it was always there. Perfect!


Question: Where did the author decide NOT to hang it?

Answer: back of a door

<hl> I didn't hang it on the back of a door I actually mounted it to a wall in three separate sections. <hl> I have a small laundry room off of the kitchen which is also where my trash can lives. I couldn't mount it to the wall from top straight down or I wouldn't have been able to reach the top. So I Split the track up into sections and mounted it to the studs in my wall. The nice part was that the shelves lined up perfectly so that everything is mounted to actual studs rather than just dry wall. I have the entire unit where I can easily reach everything and it looks like it was always there. Perfect!

I didn't hang it on the <hl> back of a door <hl> I actually mounted it to a wall in three separate sections. I have a small laundry room off of the kitchen which is also where my trash can lives. I couldn't mount it to the wall from top straight down or I wouldn't have been able to reach the top. So I Split the track up into sections and mounted it to the studs in my wall. The nice part was that the shelves lined up perfectly so that everything is mounted to actual studs rather than just dry wall. I have the entire unit where I can easily reach everything and it looks like it was always there. Perfect!


Question: Where was it mounted instead?

Answer: a wall

<hl> I didn't hang it on the back of a door I actually mounted it to a wall in three separate sections. <hl> I have a small laundry room off of the kitchen which is also where my trash can lives. I couldn't mount it to the wall from top straight down or I wouldn't have been able to reach the top. So I Split the track up into sections and mounted it to the studs in my wall. The nice part was that the shelves lined up perfectly so that everything is mounted to actual studs rather than just dry wall. I have the entire unit where I can easily reach everything and it looks like it was always there. Perfect!

I didn't hang it on the back of a door I actually mounted it to <hl> a wall <hl> in three separate sections. I have a small laundry room off of the kitchen which is also where my trash can lives. I couldn't mount it to the wall from top straight down or I wouldn't have been able to reach the top. So I Split the track up into sections and mounted it to the studs in my wall. The nice part was that the shelves lined up perfectly so that everything is mounted to actual studs rather than just dry wall. I have the entire unit where I can easily reach everything and it looks like it was always there. Perfect!


Question: What lined up well so that nothing had to be mounted to dry wall?

Answer: shelves

I didn't hang it on the back of a door I actually mounted it to a wall in three separate sections. I have a small laundry room off of the kitchen which is also where my trash can lives. I couldn't mount it to the wall from top straight down or I wouldn't have been able to reach the top. So I Split the track up into sections and mounted it to the studs in my wall. <hl> The nice part was that the shelves lined up perfectly so that everything is mounted to actual studs rather than just dry wall. <hl> I have the entire unit where I can easily reach everything and it looks like it was always there. Perfect!

I didn't hang it on the back of a door I actually mounted it to a wall in three separate sections. I have a small laundry room off of the kitchen which is also where my trash can lives. I couldn't mount it to the wall from top straight down or I wouldn't have been able to reach the top. So I Split the track up into sections and mounted it to the studs in my wall. The nice part was that the <hl> shelves <hl> lined up perfectly so that everything is mounted to actual studs rather than just dry wall. I have the entire unit where I can easily reach everything and it looks like it was always there. Perfect!


Question: What cooking appliance has this been used in?

I've had no problems using the bowl in the microwave (so far) except that it is hard to handle. Sides are straight up so it's hard to get a grasp on it. I have to use "super-grippy" potholders to pick this up. Looking through the reviews here, apparently I'm the only one who's had this concern - weirdly. Previously I'd remarked that vent tab doesn't stand away from the hole, but it does; you can even rotate it away.

Answer: microwave

<hl> I've had no problems using the bowl in the microwave (so far) except that it is hard to handle. <hl> Sides are straight up so it's hard to get a grasp on it. I have to use "super-grippy" potholders to pick this up. Looking through the reviews here, apparently I'm the only one who's had this concern - weirdly. Previously I'd remarked that vent tab doesn't stand away from the hole, but it does; you can even rotate it away.

I've had no problems using the bowl in the <hl> microwave <hl> (so far) except that it is hard to handle. Sides are straight up so it's hard to get a grasp on it. I have to use "super-grippy" potholders to pick this up. Looking through the reviews here, apparently I'm the only one who's had this concern - weirdly. Previously I'd remarked that vent tab doesn't stand away from the hole, but it does; you can even rotate it away.


Question: What did the author use to pick this up?

Answer: potholders

I've had no problems using the bowl in the microwave (so far) except that it is hard to handle. Sides are straight up so it's hard to get a grasp on it. <hl> I have to use "super-grippy" potholders to pick this up. <hl> Looking through the reviews here, apparently I'm the only one who's had this concern - weirdly. Previously I'd remarked that vent tab doesn't stand away from the hole, but it does; you can even rotate it away.

I've had no problems using the bowl in the microwave (so far) except that it is hard to handle. Sides are straight up so it's hard to get a grasp on it. I have to use "super-grippy" <hl> potholders <hl> to pick this up. Looking through the reviews here, apparently I'm the only one who's had this concern - weirdly. Previously I'd remarked that vent tab doesn't stand away from the hole, but it does; you can even rotate it away.


Question: What was the author worried wouldn't be away from the hole?

Answer: vent tab

I've had no problems using the bowl in the microwave (so far) except that it is hard to handle. Sides are straight up so it's hard to get a grasp on it. I have to use "super-grippy" potholders to pick this up. Looking through the reviews here, apparently I'm the only one who's had this concern - weirdly. <hl> Previously I'd remarked that vent tab doesn't stand away from the hole, but it does; you can even rotate it away. <hl>

I've had no problems using the bowl in the microwave (so far) except that it is hard to handle. Sides are straight up so it's hard to get a grasp on it. I have to use "super-grippy" potholders to pick this up. Looking through the reviews here, apparently I'm the only one who's had this concern - weirdly. Previously I'd remarked that <hl> vent tab <hl> doesn't stand away from the hole, but it does; you can even rotate it away.


Question: What type of dishware is being reviewed?

Answer: bowl

<hl> I've had no problems using the bowl in the microwave (so far) except that it is hard to handle. <hl> Sides are straight up so it's hard to get a grasp on it. I have to use "super-grippy" potholders to pick this up. Looking through the reviews here, apparently I'm the only one who's had this concern - weirdly. Previously I'd remarked that vent tab doesn't stand away from the hole, but it does; you can even rotate it away.

I've had no problems using the <hl> bowl <hl> in the microwave (so far) except that it is hard to handle. Sides are straight up so it's hard to get a grasp on it. I have to use "super-grippy" potholders to pick this up. Looking through the reviews here, apparently I'm the only one who's had this concern - weirdly. Previously I'd remarked that vent tab doesn't stand away from the hole, but it does; you can even rotate it away.


Question: What part of this is hard to grasp due to being so straight?

Answer: Sides

I've had no problems using the bowl in the microwave (so far) except that it is hard to handle. <hl> Sides are straight up so it's hard to get a grasp on it. <hl> I have to use "super-grippy" potholders to pick this up. Looking through the reviews here, apparently I'm the only one who's had this concern - weirdly. Previously I'd remarked that vent tab doesn't stand away from the hole, but it does; you can even rotate it away.

I've had no problems using the bowl in the microwave (so far) except that it is hard to handle. <hl> Sides <hl> are straight up so it's hard to get a grasp on it. I have to use "super-grippy" potholders to pick this up. Looking through the reviews here, apparently I'm the only one who's had this concern - weirdly. Previously I'd remarked that vent tab doesn't stand away from the hole, but it does; you can even rotate it away.


Question: What appliance are these safe to use in?

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

Answer: dishwasher

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

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


Question: Who took care of the returns?

Answer: Amazon

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

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


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

Answer: a year

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

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


Question: What problem did some of the plates have?

Answer: cracks

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

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


Question: What adjective is used to describe the appearance of the plates?

Answer: stylish

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

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


Question: What color is the blade on these?

They are a little small but thats why we chose them. We keep one in the shower to dry down the tiles after each shower and even though small they pull the water off the tiles just fine. We use a 2nd one to keep the moisture down/clean the inside of our casement windows. The small size is just right to pull down on each pane of the window and collect the condensation in a rag during the winter. The white color of the rubber blade doesn't leave any marks on our glass, tiles or grout like some of the black bladed ones have in the past. We keep the 3rd one as a backup. Great price.

Answer: white

They are a little small but thats why we chose them. We keep one in the shower to dry down the tiles after each shower and even though small they pull the water off the tiles just fine. We use a 2nd one to keep the moisture down/clean the inside of our casement windows. The small size is just right to pull down on each pane of the window and collect the condensation in a rag during the winter. <hl> The white color of the rubber blade doesn't leave any marks on our glass, tiles or grout like some of the black bladed ones have in the past. <hl> We keep the 3rd one as a backup. Great price.

They are a little small but thats why we chose them. We keep one in the shower to dry down the tiles after each shower and even though small they pull the water off the tiles just fine. We use a 2nd one to keep the moisture down/clean the inside of our casement windows. The small size is just right to pull down on each pane of the window and collect the condensation in a rag during the winter. The <hl> white <hl> color of the rubber blade doesn't leave any marks on our glass, tiles or grout like some of the black bladed ones have in the past. We keep the 3rd one as a backup. Great price.


Question: Where is a second one kept to reduce moisture?

Answer: windows

They are a little small but thats why we chose them. We keep one in the shower to dry down the tiles after each shower and even though small they pull the water off the tiles just fine. <hl> We use a 2nd one to keep the moisture down/clean the inside of our casement windows . <hl> The small size is just right to pull down on each pane of the window and collect the condensation in a rag during the winter. The white color of the rubber blade doesn't leave any marks on our glass, tiles or grout like some of the black bladed ones have in the past. We keep the 3rd one as a backup. Great price.

They are a little small but thats why we chose them. We keep one in the shower to dry down the tiles after each shower and even though small they pull the water off the tiles just fine. We use a 2nd one to keep the moisture down/clean the inside of our casement <hl> windows <hl>. The small size is just right to pull down on each pane of the window and collect the condensation in a rag during the winter. The white color of the rubber blade doesn't leave any marks on our glass, tiles or grout like some of the black bladed ones have in the past. We keep the 3rd one as a backup. Great price.

We use a 2nd one to keep the moisture down/clean the inside of our casement <hl> windows <hl> .


Question: Where is one kept to dry tiles?

Answer: shower

They are a little small but thats why we chose them. <hl> We keep one in the shower to dry down the tiles after each shower and even though small they pull the water off the tiles just fine. <hl> We use a 2nd one to keep the moisture down/clean the inside of our casement windows. The small size is just right to pull down on each pane of the window and collect the condensation in a rag during the winter. The white color of the rubber blade doesn't leave any marks on our glass, tiles or grout like some of the black bladed ones have in the past. We keep the 3rd one as a backup. Great price.

They are a little small but thats why we chose them. We keep one in the <hl> shower <hl> to dry down the tiles after each shower and even though small they pull the water off the tiles just fine. We use a 2nd one to keep the moisture down/clean the inside of our casement windows. The small size is just right to pull down on each pane of the window and collect the condensation in a rag during the winter. The white color of the rubber blade doesn't leave any marks on our glass, tiles or grout like some of the black bladed ones have in the past. We keep the 3rd one as a backup. Great price.


Question: What word is used to describe their size?

Answer: small

<hl> They are a little small but thats why we chose them. <hl> We keep one in the shower to dry down the tiles after each shower and even though small they pull the water off the tiles just fine. We use a 2nd one to keep the moisture down/clean the inside of our casement windows. The small size is just right to pull down on each pane of the window and collect the condensation in a rag during the winter. The white color of the rubber blade doesn't leave any marks on our glass, tiles or grout like some of the black bladed ones have in the past. We keep the 3rd one as a backup. Great price.

They are a little <hl> small <hl> but thats why we chose them. We keep one in the shower to dry down the tiles after each shower and even though small they pull the water off the tiles just fine. We use a 2nd one to keep the moisture down/clean the inside of our casement windows. The small size is just right to pull down on each pane of the window and collect the condensation in a rag during the winter. The white color of the rubber blade doesn't leave any marks on our glass, tiles or grout like some of the black bladed ones have in the past. We keep the 3rd one as a backup. Great price.


Question: What color blades have caused issues with other products in the past?

Answer: black

They are a little small but thats why we chose them. We keep one in the shower to dry down the tiles after each shower and even though small they pull the water off the tiles just fine. We use a 2nd one to keep the moisture down/clean the inside of our casement windows. The small size is just right to pull down on each pane of the window and collect the condensation in a rag during the winter. <hl> The white color of the rubber blade doesn't leave any marks on our glass, tiles or grout like some of the black bladed ones have in the past. <hl> We keep the 3rd one as a backup. Great price.

They are a little small but thats why we chose them. We keep one in the shower to dry down the tiles after each shower and even though small they pull the water off the tiles just fine. We use a 2nd one to keep the moisture down/clean the inside of our casement windows. The small size is just right to pull down on each pane of the window and collect the condensation in a rag during the winter. The white color of the rubber blade doesn't leave any marks on our glass, tiles or grout like some of the <hl> black <hl> bladed ones have in the past. We keep the 3rd one as a backup. Great price.


Question: What color light is on the unit?

I recently purchased this heater to heat a 15' x 14' room and this heater works great. It has a timer control, rotating feature, high and energy control saver feature, thermostat, and temperature control features. In addition, it looks very nice and has a blue scrobe-type light at the bottom to let you know that the unit is on. The unit's fan does make normal noise when the unit is set on maximum output but the unit it is not excessively loud and you can only hear it if you are within 6' of the unit. I don't hear anyone complaining about the normal noise that an air-conditioning unit makes so why complain about the normal noise that a heater makes?The bottom line is that this unit heats the room very fast and does the job. I would definitely buy another one of these units if I need one. As with any heating unit, be careful and use caution - do not go to sleep with ANY space heater on and do not put it in an area where it can get tipped over. I give this unit 5 stars.

Answer: blue

I recently purchased this heater to heat a 15' x 14' room and this heater works great. It has a timer control, rotating feature, high and energy control saver feature, thermostat, and temperature control features. In addition, it looks very nice and has <hl> a blue scrobe-type light at the bottom to let you know that the unit is on. <hl> The unit's fan does make normal noise when the unit is set on maximum output but the unit it is not excessively loud and you can only hear it if you are within 6' of the unit. I don't hear anyone complaining about the normal noise that an air-conditioning unit makes so why complain about the normal noise that a heater makes?The bottom line is that this unit heats the room very fast and does the job. I would definitely buy another one of these units if I need one. As with any heating unit, be careful and use caution - do not go to sleep with ANY space heater on and do not put it in an area where it can get tipped over. I give this unit 5 stars.

I recently purchased this heater to heat a 15' x 14' room and this heater works great. It has a timer control, rotating feature, high and energy control saver feature, thermostat, and temperature control features. In addition, it looks very nice and has a <hl> blue <hl> scrobe-type light at the bottom to let you know that the unit is on. The unit's fan does make normal noise when the unit is set on maximum output but the unit it is not excessively loud and you can only hear it if you are within 6' of the unit. I don't hear anyone complaining about the normal noise that an air-conditioning unit makes so why complain about the normal noise that a heater makes?The bottom line is that this unit heats the room very fast and does the job. I would definitely buy another one of these units if I need one. As with any heating unit, be careful and use caution - do not go to sleep with ANY space heater on and do not put it in an area where it can get tipped over. I give this unit 5 stars.


Question: How many stars did this reviewer give the product?

Answer: 5

<hl> I recently purchased this heater to heat a 1 5 ' x 14' room and this heater works great. <hl> It has a timer control, rotating feature, high and energy control saver feature, thermostat, and temperature control features. In addition, it looks very nice and has a blue scrobe-type light at the bottom to let you know that the unit is on. The unit's fan does make normal noise when the unit is set on maximum output but the unit it is not excessively loud and you can only hear it if you are within 6' of the unit. I don't hear anyone complaining about the normal noise that an air-conditioning unit makes so why complain about the normal noise that a heater makes?The bottom line is that this unit heats the room very fast and does the job. I would definitely buy another one of these units if I need one. As with any heating unit, be careful and use caution - do not go to sleep with ANY space heater on and do not put it in an area where it can get tipped over. I give this unit 5 stars.

I recently purchased this heater to heat a 1<hl> 5 <hl>' x 14' room and this heater works great. It has a timer control, rotating feature, high and energy control saver feature, thermostat, and temperature control features. In addition, it looks very nice and has a blue scrobe-type light at the bottom to let you know that the unit is on. The unit's fan does make normal noise when the unit is set on maximum output but the unit it is not excessively loud and you can only hear it if you are within 6' of the unit. I don't hear anyone complaining about the normal noise that an air-conditioning unit makes so why complain about the normal noise that a heater makes?The bottom line is that this unit heats the room very fast and does the job. I would definitely buy another one of these units if I need one. As with any heating unit, be careful and use caution - do not go to sleep with ANY space heater on and do not put it in an area where it can get tipped over. I give this unit 5 stars.

I recently purchased this heater to heat a 1 <hl> 5 <hl> ' x 14' room and this heater works great.


Question: What should users NOT do while the product is turned on?

Answer: sleep

I recently purchased this heater to heat a 15' x 14' room and this heater works great. It has a timer control, rotating feature, high and energy control saver feature, thermostat, and temperature control features. In addition, it looks very nice and has a blue scrobe-type light at the bottom to let you know that the unit is on. The unit's fan does make normal noise when the unit is set on maximum output but the unit it is not excessively loud and you can only hear it if you are within 6' of the unit. I don't hear anyone complaining about the normal noise that an air-conditioning unit makes so why complain about the normal noise that a heater makes?The bottom line is that this unit heats the room very fast and does the job. I would definitely buy another one of these units if I need one. <hl> As with any heating unit, be careful and use caution - do not go to sleep with ANY space heater on and do not put it in an area where it can get tipped over. <hl> I give this unit 5 stars.

I recently purchased this heater to heat a 15' x 14' room and this heater works great. It has a timer control, rotating feature, high and energy control saver feature, thermostat, and temperature control features. In addition, it looks very nice and has a blue scrobe-type light at the bottom to let you know that the unit is on. The unit's fan does make normal noise when the unit is set on maximum output but the unit it is not excessively loud and you can only hear it if you are within 6' of the unit. I don't hear anyone complaining about the normal noise that an air-conditioning unit makes so why complain about the normal noise that a heater makes?The bottom line is that this unit heats the room very fast and does the job. I would definitely buy another one of these units if I need one. As with any heating unit, be careful and use caution - do not go to <hl> sleep <hl> with ANY space heater on and do not put it in an area where it can get tipped over. I give this unit 5 stars.


Question: What are the dimensions of the room that this product is kept in?

Answer: 15' x 14'

<hl> I recently purchased this heater to heat a 15' x 14' room and this heater works great. <hl> It has a timer control, rotating feature, high and energy control saver feature, thermostat, and temperature control features. In addition, it looks very nice and has a blue scrobe-type light at the bottom to let you know that the unit is on. The unit's fan does make normal noise when the unit is set on maximum output but the unit it is not excessively loud and you can only hear it if you are within 6' of the unit. I don't hear anyone complaining about the normal noise that an air-conditioning unit makes so why complain about the normal noise that a heater makes?The bottom line is that this unit heats the room very fast and does the job. I would definitely buy another one of these units if I need one. As with any heating unit, be careful and use caution - do not go to sleep with ANY space heater on and do not put it in an area where it can get tipped over. I give this unit 5 stars.

I recently purchased this heater to heat a <hl> 15' x 14' <hl> room and this heater works great. It has a timer control, rotating feature, high and energy control saver feature, thermostat, and temperature control features. In addition, it looks very nice and has a blue scrobe-type light at the bottom to let you know that the unit is on. The unit's fan does make normal noise when the unit is set on maximum output but the unit it is not excessively loud and you can only hear it if you are within 6' of the unit. I don't hear anyone complaining about the normal noise that an air-conditioning unit makes so why complain about the normal noise that a heater makes?The bottom line is that this unit heats the room very fast and does the job. I would definitely buy another one of these units if I need one. As with any heating unit, be careful and use caution - do not go to sleep with ANY space heater on and do not put it in an area where it can get tipped over. I give this unit 5 stars.


Question: What part of the product makes some noise while it is turned all the way up?

Answer: fan

I recently purchased this heater to heat a 15' x 14' room and this heater works great. It has a timer control, rotating feature, high and energy control saver feature, thermostat, and temperature control features. In addition, it looks very nice and has a blue scrobe-type light at the bottom to let you know that the unit is on. <hl> The unit's fan does make normal noise when the unit is set on maximum output but the unit it is not excessively loud and you can only hear it if you are within 6' of the unit. <hl> I don't hear anyone complaining about the normal noise that an air-conditioning unit makes so why complain about the normal noise that a heater makes?The bottom line is that this unit heats the room very fast and does the job. I would definitely buy another one of these units if I need one. As with any heating unit, be careful and use caution - do not go to sleep with ANY space heater on and do not put it in an area where it can get tipped over. I give this unit 5 stars.

I recently purchased this heater to heat a 15' x 14' room and this heater works great. It has a timer control, rotating feature, high and energy control saver feature, thermostat, and temperature control features. In addition, it looks very nice and has a blue scrobe-type light at the bottom to let you know that the unit is on. The unit's <hl> fan <hl> does make normal noise when the unit is set on maximum output but the unit it is not excessively loud and you can only hear it if you are within 6' of the unit. I don't hear anyone complaining about the normal noise that an air-conditioning unit makes so why complain about the normal noise that a heater makes?The bottom line is that this unit heats the room very fast and does the job. I would definitely buy another one of these units if I need one. As with any heating unit, be careful and use caution - do not go to sleep with ANY space heater on and do not put it in an area where it can get tipped over. I give this unit 5 stars.


Question: What is the writer reviewing?

Installing this air conditioner is a big project. You will need a couple of strong guys with tools who have several hours to spare and skills in building and installation. Also, since this will take several hours, you will need to provide refreshments.Once the unit was installed, tested and found to be working, we turned it off and are now waiting for hot weather. The guys are looking forward to having the man cave cool this summer.I love that this unit is an Energy Star product , which conserves energy. Our electric company offers a rebate on Energy Star products, be sure and check with yours. In past years we have received tax credits for buying Energy Star items, we will have to wait and see if they offer anything this year.

Answer: air conditioner

<hl> Installing this air conditioner is a big project. <hl> You will need a couple of strong guys with tools who have several hours to spare and skills in building and installation. Also, since this will take several hours, you will need to provide refreshments. Once the unit was installed, tested and found to be working, we turned it off and are now waiting for hot weather. The guys are looking forward to having the man cave cool this summer. I love that this unit is an Energy Star product , which conserves energy. Our electric company offers a rebate on Energy Star products, be sure and check with yours. In past years we have received tax credits for buying Energy Star items, we will have to wait and see if they offer anything this year.

Installing this <hl> air conditioner <hl> is a big project. You will need a couple of strong guys with tools who have several hours to spare and skills in building and installation. Also, since this will take several hours, you will need to provide refreshments.Once the unit was installed, tested and found to be working, we turned it off and are now waiting for hot weather. The guys are looking forward to having the man cave cool this summer.I love that this unit is an Energy Star product , which conserves energy. Our electric company offers a rebate on Energy Star products, be sure and check with yours. In past years we have received tax credits for buying Energy Star items, we will have to wait and see if they offer anything this year.


Question: What did the electric company provide for buying an Energy Star product?

Answer: a rebate

Installing this air conditioner is a big project. You will need a couple of strong guys with tools who have several hours to spare and skills in building and installation. Also, since this will take several hours, you will need to provide refreshments. Once the unit was installed, tested and found to be working, we turned it off and are now waiting for hot weather. The guys are looking forward to having the man cave cool this summer. I love that this unit is an Energy Star product , which conserves energy. <hl> Our electric company offers a rebate on Energy Star products, be sure and check with yours. <hl> In past years we have received tax credits for buying Energy Star items, we will have to wait and see if they offer anything this year.

Installing this air conditioner is a big project. You will need a couple of strong guys with tools who have several hours to spare and skills in building and installation. Also, since this will take several hours, you will need to provide refreshments.Once the unit was installed, tested and found to be working, we turned it off and are now waiting for hot weather. The guys are looking forward to having the man cave cool this summer.I love that this unit is an Energy Star product , which conserves energy. Our electric company offers <hl> a rebate <hl> on Energy Star products, be sure and check with yours. In past years we have received tax credits for buying Energy Star items, we will have to wait and see if they offer anything this year.


Question: How do they know this air conditioner will conserve energy?

Answer: this unit is an Energy Star product

Installing this air conditioner is a big project. You will need a couple of strong guys with tools who have several hours to spare and skills in building and installation. Also, since this will take several hours, you will need to provide refreshments. Once the unit was installed, tested and found to be working, we turned it off and are now waiting for hot weather. The guys are looking forward to having the man cave cool this summer. <hl> I love that this unit is an Energy Star product , which conserves energy. <hl> Our electric company offers a rebate on Energy Star products, be sure and check with yours. In past years we have received tax credits for buying Energy Star items, we will have to wait and see if they offer anything this year.

Installing this air conditioner is a big project. You will need a couple of strong guys with tools who have several hours to spare and skills in building and installation. Also, since this will take several hours, you will need to provide refreshments.Once the unit was installed, tested and found to be working, we turned it off and are now waiting for hot weather. The guys are looking forward to having the man cave cool this summer.I love that <hl> this unit is an Energy Star product <hl> , which conserves energy. Our electric company offers a rebate on Energy Star products, be sure and check with yours. In past years we have received tax credits for buying Energy Star items, we will have to wait and see if they offer anything this year.


Question: What kinds of skills are needed when setting up the air conditioner?

Answer: skills in building and installation

Installing this air conditioner is a big project. <hl> You will need a couple of strong guys with tools who have several hours to spare and skills in building and installation . <hl> Also, since this will take several hours, you will need to provide refreshments. Once the unit was installed, tested and found to be working, we turned it off and are now waiting for hot weather. The guys are looking forward to having the man cave cool this summer. I love that this unit is an Energy Star product , which conserves energy. Our electric company offers a rebate on Energy Star products, be sure and check with yours. In past years we have received tax credits for buying Energy Star items, we will have to wait and see if they offer anything this year.

Installing this air conditioner is a big project. You will need a couple of strong guys with tools who have several hours to spare and <hl> skills in building and installation <hl>. Also, since this will take several hours, you will need to provide refreshments.Once the unit was installed, tested and found to be working, we turned it off and are now waiting for hot weather. The guys are looking forward to having the man cave cool this summer.I love that this unit is an Energy Star product , which conserves energy. Our electric company offers a rebate on Energy Star products, be sure and check with yours. In past years we have received tax credits for buying Energy Star items, we will have to wait and see if they offer anything this year.

You will need a couple of strong guys with tools who have several hours to spare and <hl> skills in building and installation <hl> .


Question: How long will it take to install?

Answer: several hours

Installing this air conditioner is a big project. <hl> You will need a couple of strong guys with tools who have several hours to spare and skills in building and installation. <hl> Also, since this will take several hours, you will need to provide refreshments. Once the unit was installed, tested and found to be working, we turned it off and are now waiting for hot weather. The guys are looking forward to having the man cave cool this summer. I love that this unit is an Energy Star product , which conserves energy. Our electric company offers a rebate on Energy Star products, be sure and check with yours. In past years we have received tax credits for buying Energy Star items, we will have to wait and see if they offer anything this year.

Installing this air conditioner is a big project. You will need a couple of strong guys with tools who have <hl> several hours <hl> to spare and skills in building and installation. Also, since this will take several hours, you will need to provide refreshments.Once the unit was installed, tested and found to be working, we turned it off and are now waiting for hot weather. The guys are looking forward to having the man cave cool this summer.I love that this unit is an Energy Star product , which conserves energy. Our electric company offers a rebate on Energy Star products, be sure and check with yours. In past years we have received tax credits for buying Energy Star items, we will have to wait and see if they offer anything this year.


Question: What does it burn into your toast?

I love this little toaster. It's not perfect quality, but come on. It burns little domo faces into your toast. Everyone who's come over wants a piece of toast.And when I say burn, I really mean burn. Sometimes they're kind of or really off-centered. But mainly you just have to put your toast in right.I haven't had any issue with any shorts or fire like some other people have said. I did have a piece of toast get stuck once because the metal has become slightly warped on one side.Overall, I really like it and don't regret it. It has a knob for settings, crumb tray, and looks just like (maybe even better) than the picture.Oh. And don't put pop-tarts in there. It warms them, but the print doesn't work.

Answer: little domo faces

I love this little toaster. It's not perfect quality, but come on. <hl> It burns little domo faces into your toast. <hl> Everyone who's come over wants a piece of toast. And when I say burn, I really mean burn. Sometimes they're kind of or really off-centered. But mainly you just have to put your toast in right. I haven't had any issue with any shorts or fire like some other people have said. I did have a piece of toast get stuck once because the metal has become slightly warped on one side. Overall, I really like it and don't regret it. It has a knob for settings, crumb tray, and looks just like (maybe even better) than the picture. Oh. And don't put pop-tarts in there. It warms them, but the print doesn't work.

I love this little toaster. It's not perfect quality, but come on. It burns <hl> little domo faces <hl> into your toast. Everyone who's come over wants a piece of toast.And when I say burn, I really mean burn. Sometimes they're kind of or really off-centered. But mainly you just have to put your toast in right.I haven't had any issue with any shorts or fire like some other people have said. I did have a piece of toast get stuck once because the metal has become slightly warped on one side.Overall, I really like it and don't regret it. It has a knob for settings, crumb tray, and looks just like (maybe even better) than the picture.Oh. And don't put pop-tarts in there. It warms them, but the print doesn't work.


Question: Why did a piece of toast get stuck?

Answer: because the metal has become slightly warped on one side

I love this little toaster. It's not perfect quality, but come on. It burns little domo faces into your toast. Everyone who's come over wants a piece of toast. And when I say burn, I really mean burn. Sometimes they're kind of or really off-centered. But mainly you just have to put your toast in right. I haven't had any issue with any shorts or fire like some other people have said. <hl> I did have a piece of toast get stuck once because the metal has become slightly warped on one side .Overall, I really like it and don't regret it. <hl> It has a knob for settings, crumb tray, and looks just like (maybe even better) than the picture. Oh. And don't put pop-tarts in there. It warms them, but the print doesn't work.

I love this little toaster. It's not perfect quality, but come on. It burns little domo faces into your toast. Everyone who's come over wants a piece of toast.And when I say burn, I really mean burn. Sometimes they're kind of or really off-centered. But mainly you just have to put your toast in right.I haven't had any issue with any shorts or fire like some other people have said. I did have a piece of toast get stuck once <hl> because the metal has become slightly warped on one side <hl>.Overall, I really like it and don't regret it. It has a knob for settings, crumb tray, and looks just like (maybe even better) than the picture.Oh. And don't put pop-tarts in there. It warms them, but the print doesn't work.

I did have a piece of toast get stuck once <hl> because the metal has become slightly warped on one side <hl> .Overall, I really like it and don't regret it.


Question: How do you change the settings on the toaster?

Answer: a knob

I love this little toaster. It's not perfect quality, but come on. It burns little domo faces into your toast. Everyone who's come over wants a piece of toast. And when I say burn, I really mean burn. Sometimes they're kind of or really off-centered. But mainly you just have to put your toast in right. I haven't had any issue with any shorts or fire like some other people have said. I did have a piece of toast get stuck once because the metal has become slightly warped on one side. Overall, I really like it and don't regret it. <hl> It has a knob for settings, crumb tray, and looks just like (maybe even better) than the picture. <hl> Oh. And don't put pop-tarts in there. It warms them, but the print doesn't work.

I love this little toaster. It's not perfect quality, but come on. It burns little domo faces into your toast. Everyone who's come over wants a piece of toast.And when I say burn, I really mean burn. Sometimes they're kind of or really off-centered. But mainly you just have to put your toast in right.I haven't had any issue with any shorts or fire like some other people have said. I did have a piece of toast get stuck once because the metal has become slightly warped on one side.Overall, I really like it and don't regret it. It has <hl> a knob <hl> for settings, crumb tray, and looks just like (maybe even better) than the picture.Oh. And don't put pop-tarts in there. It warms them, but the print doesn't work.


Question: Does the reviewer like the toaster?

Answer: I really like it

I love this little toaster. It's not perfect quality, but come on. It burns little domo faces into your toast. Everyone who's come over wants a piece of toast. And when I say burn, I really mean burn. Sometimes they're kind of or really off-centered. But mainly you just have to put your toast in right. I haven't had any issue with any shorts or fire like some other people have said. I did have a piece of toast get stuck once because the metal has become slightly warped on one side. <hl> Overall, I really like it and don't regret it. <hl> It has a knob for settings, crumb tray, and looks just like (maybe even better) than the picture. Oh. And don't put pop-tarts in there. It warms them, but the print doesn't work.

I love this little toaster. It's not perfect quality, but come on. It burns little domo faces into your toast. Everyone who's come over wants a piece of toast.And when I say burn, I really mean burn. Sometimes they're kind of or really off-centered. But mainly you just have to put your toast in right.I haven't had any issue with any shorts or fire like some other people have said. I did have a piece of toast get stuck once because the metal has become slightly warped on one side.Overall, <hl> I really like it <hl> and don't regret it. It has a knob for settings, crumb tray, and looks just like (maybe even better) than the picture.Oh. And don't put pop-tarts in there. It warms them, but the print doesn't work.


Question: What is the writer reviewing?

Answer: toaster

I love this little toaster .

<hl> I love this little toaster . <hl> It's not perfect quality, but come on. It burns little domo faces into your toast. Everyone who's come over wants a piece of toast. And when I say burn, I really mean burn. Sometimes they're kind of or really off-centered. But mainly you just have to put your toast in right. I haven't had any issue with any shorts or fire like some other people have said. I did have a piece of toast get stuck once because the metal has become slightly warped on one side. Overall, I really like it and don't regret it. It has a knob for settings, crumb tray, and looks just like (maybe even better) than the picture. Oh. And don't put pop-tarts in there. It warms them, but the print doesn't work.

I love this little <hl> toaster <hl>. It's not perfect quality, but come on. It burns little domo faces into your toast. Everyone who's come over wants a piece of toast.And when I say burn, I really mean burn. Sometimes they're kind of or really off-centered. But mainly you just have to put your toast in right.I haven't had any issue with any shorts or fire like some other people have said. I did have a piece of toast get stuck once because the metal has become slightly warped on one side.Overall, I really like it and don't regret it. It has a knob for settings, crumb tray, and looks just like (maybe even better) than the picture.Oh. And don't put pop-tarts in there. It warms them, but the print doesn't work.


Question: What is the writer reviewing?

At first this is a very versatile knife block that can hold many things. But over time the plastic stems start to bend and create clogs in the block due to repeated use by putting your knives in. Visually you won't notice any difference, but it will harder and harder to put your knives back into the knife block and the knives won't go in as far as it use to.The only way to fix this is to remove the plastic stems from the block itself and start trimming off the bent plastic stems with a wire cutter.It was fun while this block lasted but I'm going to look for a different product that can last longer than six months.

Answer: knife block

<hl> At first this is a very versatile knife block that can hold many things. <hl> But over time the plastic stems start to bend and create clogs in the block due to repeated use by putting your knives in. Visually you won't notice any difference, but it will harder and harder to put your knives back into the knife block and the knives won't go in as far as it use to. The only way to fix this is to remove the plastic stems from the block itself and start trimming off the bent plastic stems with a wire cutter. It was fun while this block lasted but I'm going to look for a different product that can last longer than six months.

At first this is a very versatile <hl> knife block <hl> that can hold many things. But over time the plastic stems start to bend and create clogs in the block due to repeated use by putting your knives in. Visually you won't notice any difference, but it will harder and harder to put your knives back into the knife block and the knives won't go in as far as it use to.The only way to fix this is to remove the plastic stems from the block itself and start trimming off the bent plastic stems with a wire cutter.It was fun while this block lasted but I'm going to look for a different product that can last longer than six months.


Question: What starts to bend and create clogs?

Answer: plastic stems

At first this is a very versatile knife block that can hold many things. <hl> But over time the plastic stems start to bend and create clogs in the block due to repeated use by putting your knives in. <hl> Visually you won't notice any difference, but it will harder and harder to put your knives back into the knife block and the knives won't go in as far as it use to. The only way to fix this is to remove the plastic stems from the block itself and start trimming off the bent plastic stems with a wire cutter. It was fun while this block lasted but I'm going to look for a different product that can last longer than six months.

At first this is a very versatile knife block that can hold many things. But over time the <hl> plastic stems <hl> start to bend and create clogs in the block due to repeated use by putting your knives in. Visually you won't notice any difference, but it will harder and harder to put your knives back into the knife block and the knives won't go in as far as it use to.The only way to fix this is to remove the plastic stems from the block itself and start trimming off the bent plastic stems with a wire cutter.It was fun while this block lasted but I'm going to look for a different product that can last longer than six months.


Question: What causes the the plastic stems to bend and create clogs?

Answer: repeated use by putting your knives in

At first this is a very versatile knife block that can hold many things. <hl> But over time the plastic stems start to bend and create clogs in the block due to repeated use by putting your knives in . <hl> Visually you won't notice any difference, but it will harder and harder to put your knives back into the knife block and the knives won't go in as far as it use to. The only way to fix this is to remove the plastic stems from the block itself and start trimming off the bent plastic stems with a wire cutter. It was fun while this block lasted but I'm going to look for a different product that can last longer than six months.

At first this is a very versatile knife block that can hold many things. But over time the plastic stems start to bend and create clogs in the block due to <hl> repeated use by putting your knives in <hl>. Visually you won't notice any difference, but it will harder and harder to put your knives back into the knife block and the knives won't go in as far as it use to.The only way to fix this is to remove the plastic stems from the block itself and start trimming off the bent plastic stems with a wire cutter.It was fun while this block lasted but I'm going to look for a different product that can last longer than six months.

But over time the plastic stems start to bend and create clogs in the block due to <hl> repeated use by putting your knives in <hl> .


Question: What should be used to trim the bent plastic stems?

Answer: wire cutter

At first this is a very versatile knife block that can hold many things. But over time the plastic stems start to bend and create clogs in the block due to repeated use by putting your knives in. Visually you won't notice any difference, but it will harder and harder to put your knives back into the knife block and the knives won't go in as far as it use to. The only way to fix this is to remove the plastic stems from the block itself and start trimming off the bent plastic stems with <hl> a wire cutter .It was fun while this block lasted <hl> but I'm going to look for a different product that can last longer than six months.

At first this is a very versatile knife block that can hold many things. But over time the plastic stems start to bend and create clogs in the block due to repeated use by putting your knives in. Visually you won't notice any difference, but it will harder and harder to put your knives back into the knife block and the knives won't go in as far as it use to.The only way to fix this is to remove the plastic stems from the block itself and start trimming off the bent plastic stems with a <hl> wire cutter <hl>.It was fun while this block lasted but I'm going to look for a different product that can last longer than six months.

a <hl> wire cutter <hl> .It was fun while this block lasted