Question: Can you use it to process carrots?

Answer: got all the carrots processed

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

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


Question: How many pieces in a set of jars?

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

Answer: 30 piece

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

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


Question: How many pounds of carrots will they buy next week?

Answer: 15 pound bags

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

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

I'll be repeating the process next week when I get more juicing carrots in <hl> 15 pound bags <hl> .


Question: Is it designed to use for lime and oranges?

Pros:--Designed for different sized citrus--Measuring Cup (1 cup)--Easy to clean, assemble - and the lids snap in place and stay in place.Cons:--The smaller size is still a bit large for limes--I think it requires a little more "elbow muscle" than other juicers, because the reamer is plastic.Go ahead and laugh -- but before you pour it out, clean the top of the juicer off or it will all fall into the cup. Common sense, I know, but I thought the gelatinous mess would stay "stuck" to it.

Answer: Designed for different sized citrus

<hl> Pros:-- Designed for different sized citrus --Measuring Cup (1 cup)--Easy to clean, assemble - and the lids snap in place and stay in place. <hl> Cons:--The smaller size is still a bit large for limes--I think it requires a little more "elbow muscle" than other juicers, because the reamer is plastic. Go ahead and laugh -- but before you pour it out, clean the top of the juicer off or it will all fall into the cup. Common sense, I know, but I thought the gelatinous mess would stay "stuck" to it.

Pros:--<hl> Designed for different sized citrus <hl>--Measuring Cup (1 cup)--Easy to clean, assemble - and the lids snap in place and stay in place.Cons:--The smaller size is still a bit large for limes--I think it requires a little more "elbow muscle" than other juicers, because the reamer is plastic.Go ahead and laugh -- but before you pour it out, clean the top of the juicer off or it will all fall into the cup. Common sense, I know, but I thought the gelatinous mess would stay "stuck" to it.

Pros:-- <hl> Designed for different sized citrus <hl> --Measuring Cup (1 cup)--Easy to clean, assemble - and the lids snap in place and stay in place.


Question: What is the capacity?

Answer: 1 cup

<hl> Pros:--Designed for different sized citrus--Measuring Cup ( 1 cup )--Easy to clean, assemble - and the lids snap in place and stay in place. <hl> Cons:--The smaller size is still a bit large for limes--I think it requires a little more "elbow muscle" than other juicers, because the reamer is plastic. Go ahead and laugh -- but before you pour it out, clean the top of the juicer off or it will all fall into the cup. Common sense, I know, but I thought the gelatinous mess would stay "stuck" to it.

Pros:--Designed for different sized citrus--Measuring Cup (<hl> 1 cup <hl>)--Easy to clean, assemble - and the lids snap in place and stay in place.Cons:--The smaller size is still a bit large for limes--I think it requires a little more "elbow muscle" than other juicers, because the reamer is plastic.Go ahead and laugh -- but before you pour it out, clean the top of the juicer off or it will all fall into the cup. Common sense, I know, but I thought the gelatinous mess would stay "stuck" to it.

Pros:--Designed for different sized citrus--Measuring Cup ( <hl> 1 cup <hl> )--Easy to clean, assemble - and the lids snap in place and stay in place.


Question: Why should you clean the top of the juicer?

Answer: it will all fall into the cup

Pros:--Designed for different sized citrus--Measuring Cup (1 cup)--Easy to clean, assemble - and the lids snap in place and stay in place. Cons:--The smaller size is still a bit large for limes--I think it requires a little more "elbow muscle" than other juicers, because the reamer is plastic. <hl> Go ahead and laugh -- but before you pour it out, clean the top of the juicer off or it will all fall into the cup . <hl> Common sense, I know, but I thought the gelatinous mess would stay "stuck" to it.

Pros:--Designed for different sized citrus--Measuring Cup (1 cup)--Easy to clean, assemble - and the lids snap in place and stay in place.Cons:--The smaller size is still a bit large for limes--I think it requires a little more "elbow muscle" than other juicers, because the reamer is plastic.Go ahead and laugh -- but before you pour it out, clean the top of the juicer off or <hl> it will all fall into the cup <hl>. Common sense, I know, but I thought the gelatinous mess would stay "stuck" to it.

Go ahead and laugh -- but before you pour it out, clean the top of the juicer off or <hl> it will all fall into the cup <hl> .


Question: What material is the ream made out of?

Answer: plastic

Pros:--Designed for different sized citrus--Measuring Cup (1 cup)--Easy to clean, assemble - and the lids snap in place and stay in place. <hl> Cons:--The smaller size is still a bit large for limes--I think it requires a little more "elbow muscle" than other juicers, because the reamer is plastic .Go ahead and laugh -- but before you pour it out, clean the top of the juicer off or it will all fall into the cup. <hl> Common sense, I know, but I thought the gelatinous mess would stay "stuck" to it.

Pros:--Designed for different sized citrus--Measuring Cup (1 cup)--Easy to clean, assemble - and the lids snap in place and stay in place.Cons:--The smaller size is still a bit large for limes--I think it requires a little more "elbow muscle" than other juicers, because the reamer is <hl> plastic <hl>.Go ahead and laugh -- but before you pour it out, clean the top of the juicer off or it will all fall into the cup. Common sense, I know, but I thought the gelatinous mess would stay "stuck" to it.

Cons:--The smaller size is still a bit large for limes--I think it requires a little more "elbow muscle" than other juicers, because the reamer is <hl> plastic <hl> .Go ahead and laugh -- but before you pour it out, clean the top of the juicer off or it will all fall into the cup.


Question: Does a lime perfect fit it?

Answer: a bit large for limes

Pros:--Designed for different sized citrus--Measuring Cup (1 cup)--Easy to clean, assemble - and the lids snap in place and stay in place. <hl> Cons:--The smaller size is still a bit large for limes --I think it requires a little more "elbow muscle" than other juicers, because the reamer is plastic. <hl> Go ahead and laugh -- but before you pour it out, clean the top of the juicer off or it will all fall into the cup. Common sense, I know, but I thought the gelatinous mess would stay "stuck" to it.

Pros:--Designed for different sized citrus--Measuring Cup (1 cup)--Easy to clean, assemble - and the lids snap in place and stay in place.Cons:--The smaller size is still <hl> a bit large for limes <hl>--I think it requires a little more "elbow muscle" than other juicers, because the reamer is plastic.Go ahead and laugh -- but before you pour it out, clean the top of the juicer off or it will all fall into the cup. Common sense, I know, but I thought the gelatinous mess would stay "stuck" to it.

Cons:--The smaller size is still <hl> a bit large for limes <hl> --I think it requires a little more "elbow muscle" than other juicers, because the reamer is plastic.


Question: Out of the items which is their favorite?

This pan, book, and oven mitts combo is a great bargain at < $70.00. The pan is good quality. The mitts are thick and attractive. The book is spectacular. I like the book better than the pan or the mitts. I made pizza from recipes in the book and it was excellent.The pan.......Pros: The pan is heavy duty and well constructed.Cons: The pan is NOT constructed of magnetic stainless steel. It has a raised portion in the bottom with a rather deep channel around the outer edge. Presumably this channel is to collect fat rendered while roasting meat. I see no purpose for such configuration in a lasagna pan. I believe this pan was conceived by a confused designer or labeled a "lasagna pan" by a confused intern in the marketing department. Anyway, I would prefer such a pan have a flat bottom. Maybe I'm making more of this than warranted. I'll see......

Answer: The book

The book is spectacular.

This pan, book, and oven mitts combo is a great bargain at < $70.00. The pan is good quality. The mitts are thick and attractive. <hl> The book is spectacular. <hl> I like the book better than the pan or the mitts. I made pizza from recipes in the book and it was excellent. The pan.......Pros: The pan is heavy duty and well constructed. Cons: The pan is NOT constructed of magnetic stainless steel. It has a raised portion in the bottom with a rather deep channel around the outer edge. Presumably this channel is to collect fat rendered while roasting meat. I see no purpose for such configuration in a lasagna pan. I believe this pan was conceived by a confused designer or labeled a "lasagna pan" by a confused intern in the marketing department. Anyway, I would prefer such a pan have a flat bottom. Maybe I'm making more of this than warranted. I'll see......

This pan, book, and oven mitts combo is a great bargain at < $70.00. The pan is good quality. The mitts are thick and attractive. <hl> The book <hl> is spectacular. I like the book better than the pan or the mitts. I made pizza from recipes in the book and it was excellent.The pan.......Pros: The pan is heavy duty and well constructed.Cons: The pan is NOT constructed of magnetic stainless steel. It has a raised portion in the bottom with a rather deep channel around the outer edge. Presumably this channel is to collect fat rendered while roasting meat. I see no purpose for such configuration in a lasagna pan. I believe this pan was conceived by a confused designer or labeled a "lasagna pan" by a confused intern in the marketing department. Anyway, I would prefer such a pan have a flat bottom. Maybe I'm making more of this than warranted. I'll see......


Question: what does she wish the pain was made of?

Answer: magnetic stainless steel.

This pan, book, and oven mitts combo is a great bargain at < $70.00. The pan is good quality. The mitts are thick and attractive. The book is spectacular. I like the book better than the pan or the mitts. I made pizza from recipes in the book and it was excellent. The pan.......Pros: The pan is heavy duty and well constructed. <hl> Cons: The pan is NOT constructed of magnetic stainless steel. It has a raised portion in the bottom with a rather deep channel around the outer edge. <hl> Presumably this channel is to collect fat rendered while roasting meat. I see no purpose for such configuration in a lasagna pan. I believe this pan was conceived by a confused designer or labeled a "lasagna pan" by a confused intern in the marketing department. Anyway, I would prefer such a pan have a flat bottom. Maybe I'm making more of this than warranted. I'll see......

This pan, book, and oven mitts combo is a great bargain at < $70.00. The pan is good quality. The mitts are thick and attractive. The book is spectacular. I like the book better than the pan or the mitts. I made pizza from recipes in the book and it was excellent.The pan.......Pros: The pan is heavy duty and well constructed.Cons: The pan is NOT constructed of <hl> magnetic stainless steel. <hl> It has a raised portion in the bottom with a rather deep channel around the outer edge. Presumably this channel is to collect fat rendered while roasting meat. I see no purpose for such configuration in a lasagna pan. I believe this pan was conceived by a confused designer or labeled a "lasagna pan" by a confused intern in the marketing department. Anyway, I would prefer such a pan have a flat bottom. Maybe I'm making more of this than warranted. I'll see......


Question: What purpose does the channel serve?

Answer: collect fat rendered

This pan, book, and oven mitts combo is a great bargain at < $70.00. The pan is good quality. The mitts are thick and attractive. The book is spectacular. I like the book better than the pan or the mitts. I made pizza from recipes in the book and it was excellent. The pan.......Pros: The pan is heavy duty and well constructed. Cons: The pan is NOT constructed of magnetic stainless steel. It has a raised portion in the bottom with a rather deep channel around the outer edge. <hl> Presumably this channel is to collect fat rendered while roasting meat. <hl> I see no purpose for such configuration in a lasagna pan. I believe this pan was conceived by a confused designer or labeled a "lasagna pan" by a confused intern in the marketing department. Anyway, I would prefer such a pan have a flat bottom. Maybe I'm making more of this than warranted. I'll see......

This pan, book, and oven mitts combo is a great bargain at < $70.00. The pan is good quality. The mitts are thick and attractive. The book is spectacular. I like the book better than the pan or the mitts. I made pizza from recipes in the book and it was excellent.The pan.......Pros: The pan is heavy duty and well constructed.Cons: The pan is NOT constructed of magnetic stainless steel. It has a raised portion in the bottom with a rather deep channel around the outer edge. Presumably this channel is to <hl> collect fat rendered <hl> while roasting meat. I see no purpose for such configuration in a lasagna pan. I believe this pan was conceived by a confused designer or labeled a "lasagna pan" by a confused intern in the marketing department. Anyway, I would prefer such a pan have a flat bottom. Maybe I'm making more of this than warranted. I'll see......


Question: What did they make?

Answer: pizza

I made pizza from recipes in the book

This pan, book, and oven mitts combo is a great bargain at < $70.00. The pan is good quality. The mitts are thick and attractive. The book is spectacular. I like the book better than the pan or the mitts. <hl> I made pizza from recipes in the book <hl> and it was excellent. The pan.......Pros: The pan is heavy duty and well constructed. Cons: The pan is NOT constructed of magnetic stainless steel. It has a raised portion in the bottom with a rather deep channel around the outer edge. Presumably this channel is to collect fat rendered while roasting meat. I see no purpose for such configuration in a lasagna pan. I believe this pan was conceived by a confused designer or labeled a "lasagna pan" by a confused intern in the marketing department. Anyway, I would prefer such a pan have a flat bottom. Maybe I'm making more of this than warranted. I'll see......

This pan, book, and oven mitts combo is a great bargain at < $70.00. The pan is good quality. The mitts are thick and attractive. The book is spectacular. I like the book better than the pan or the mitts. I made <hl> pizza <hl> from recipes in the book and it was excellent.The pan.......Pros: The pan is heavy duty and well constructed.Cons: The pan is NOT constructed of magnetic stainless steel. It has a raised portion in the bottom with a rather deep channel around the outer edge. Presumably this channel is to collect fat rendered while roasting meat. I see no purpose for such configuration in a lasagna pan. I believe this pan was conceived by a confused designer or labeled a "lasagna pan" by a confused intern in the marketing department. Anyway, I would prefer such a pan have a flat bottom. Maybe I'm making more of this than warranted. I'll see......


Question: What item is this supposed to hold?

While this does make a very nice key rack, that's not what I got it for. I had been looking for something to hang long necklaces on in my closet/dressing space, and I thought this would work well. It does! It was easy to install. It comes with screws and anchors, and I have to say I never mess with anchors and never have an issue - point being that I screwed this into the wall without the anchors. I like the simple style, and the silver finish adds a touch of elegance. I'm sure this would also work well to hold keys, but I like it as an accessory organizer, too.

Answer: key

<hl> While this does make a very nice key rack, that's not what I got it for. <hl> I had been looking for something to hang long necklaces on in my closet/dressing space, and I thought this would work well. It does! It was easy to install. It comes with screws and anchors, and I have to say I never mess with anchors and never have an issue - point being that I screwed this into the wall without the anchors. I like the simple style, and the silver finish adds a touch of elegance. I'm sure this would also work well to hold keys, but I like it as an accessory organizer, too.

While this does make a very nice <hl> key <hl> rack, that's not what I got it for. I had been looking for something to hang long necklaces on in my closet/dressing space, and I thought this would work well. It does! It was easy to install. It comes with screws and anchors, and I have to say I never mess with anchors and never have an issue - point being that I screwed this into the wall without the anchors. I like the simple style, and the silver finish adds a touch of elegance. I'm sure this would also work well to hold keys, but I like it as an accessory organizer, too.


Question: What item does she avoid using?

Answer: anchors

While this does make a very nice key rack, that's not what I got it for. I had been looking for something to hang long necklaces on in my closet/dressing space, and I thought this would work well. It does! It was easy to install. <hl> It comes with screws and anchors , and I have to say I never mess with anchors and never have an issue - point being that I screwed this into the wall without the anchors. <hl> I like the simple style, and the silver finish adds a touch of elegance. I'm sure this would also work well to hold keys, but I like it as an accessory organizer, too.

While this does make a very nice key rack, that's not what I got it for. I had been looking for something to hang long necklaces on in my closet/dressing space, and I thought this would work well. It does! It was easy to install. It comes with screws and <hl> anchors <hl>, and I have to say I never mess with anchors and never have an issue - point being that I screwed this into the wall without the anchors. I like the simple style, and the silver finish adds a touch of elegance. I'm sure this would also work well to hold keys, but I like it as an accessory organizer, too.

It comes with screws and <hl> anchors <hl> , and I have to say I never mess with anchors and never have an issue - point being that I screwed this into the wall without the anchors.


Question: What items are they putting on the rack?

Answer: necklaces

While this does make a very nice key rack, that's not what I got it for. <hl> I had been looking for something to hang long necklaces on in my closet/dressing space, and I thought this would work well. <hl> It does! It was easy to install. It comes with screws and anchors, and I have to say I never mess with anchors and never have an issue - point being that I screwed this into the wall without the anchors. I like the simple style, and the silver finish adds a touch of elegance. I'm sure this would also work well to hold keys, but I like it as an accessory organizer, too.

While this does make a very nice key rack, that's not what I got it for. I had been looking for something to hang long <hl> necklaces <hl> on in my closet/dressing space, and I thought this would work well. It does! It was easy to install. It comes with screws and anchors, and I have to say I never mess with anchors and never have an issue - point being that I screwed this into the wall without the anchors. I like the simple style, and the silver finish adds a touch of elegance. I'm sure this would also work well to hold keys, but I like it as an accessory organizer, too.


Question: Besides the anchors what other items comes with this item?

Answer: screws

While this does make a very nice key rack, that's not what I got it for. I had been looking for something to hang long necklaces on in my closet/dressing space, and I thought this would work well. It does! It was easy to install. <hl> It comes with screws and anchors, and I have to say I never mess with anchors and never have an issue - point being that I screwed this into the wall without the anchors. <hl> I like the simple style, and the silver finish adds a touch of elegance. I'm sure this would also work well to hold keys, but I like it as an accessory organizer, too.

While this does make a very nice key rack, that's not what I got it for. I had been looking for something to hang long necklaces on in my closet/dressing space, and I thought this would work well. It does! It was easy to install. It comes with <hl> screws <hl> and anchors, and I have to say I never mess with anchors and never have an issue - point being that I screwed this into the wall without the anchors. I like the simple style, and the silver finish adds a touch of elegance. I'm sure this would also work well to hold keys, but I like it as an accessory organizer, too.


Question: What is the bottom?

The look is dead on what I wanted in a night stand. With the open bottom and black and silver. Listen to the reviews though, the quality is lacking quite a bit.ALSO! I know it's my fault but measure your stuff in the room and make sure this thing is gonna size up nicely. I didn't even think to measure my king sized pillow top bed and this night stand falls WAY short of where I'd like it to be so I ended up having to make a box for it to stand on! UGH!In the end I would've paid quite a bit more for a larger version with the exact same look but better quality.

Answer: open

The look is dead on what I wanted in a night stand. <hl> With the open bottom and black and silver. <hl> Listen to the reviews though, the quality is lacking quite a bit. ALSO! I know it's my fault but measure your stuff in the room and make sure this thing is gonna size up nicely. I didn't even think to measure my king sized pillow top bed and this night stand falls WAY short of where I'd like it to be so I ended up having to make a box for it to stand on! UGH!In the end I would've paid quite a bit more for a larger version with the exact same look but better quality.

The look is dead on what I wanted in a night stand. With the <hl> open <hl> bottom and black and silver. Listen to the reviews though, the quality is lacking quite a bit.ALSO! I know it's my fault but measure your stuff in the room and make sure this thing is gonna size up nicely. I didn't even think to measure my king sized pillow top bed and this night stand falls WAY short of where I'd like it to be so I ended up having to make a box for it to stand on! UGH!In the end I would've paid quite a bit more for a larger version with the exact same look but better quality.


Question: What is the quality?

Answer: lacking

The look is dead on what I wanted in a night stand. With the open bottom and black and silver. <hl> Listen to the reviews though, the quality is lacking quite a bit. <hl> ALSO! I know it's my fault but measure your stuff in the room and make sure this thing is gonna size up nicely. I didn't even think to measure my king sized pillow top bed and this night stand falls WAY short of where I'd like it to be so I ended up having to make a box for it to stand on! UGH!In the end I would've paid quite a bit more for a larger version with the exact same look but better quality.

The look is dead on what I wanted in a night stand. With the open bottom and black and silver. Listen to the reviews though, the quality is <hl> lacking <hl> quite a bit.ALSO! I know it's my fault but measure your stuff in the room and make sure this thing is gonna size up nicely. I didn't even think to measure my king sized pillow top bed and this night stand falls WAY short of where I'd like it to be so I ended up having to make a box for it to stand on! UGH!In the end I would've paid quite a bit more for a larger version with the exact same look but better quality.


Question: What should you do according to this person?

Answer: Listen to the reviews

The look is dead on what I wanted in a night stand. With the open bottom and black and silver. <hl> Listen to the reviews though, the quality is lacking quite a bit. <hl> ALSO! I know it's my fault but measure your stuff in the room and make sure this thing is gonna size up nicely. I didn't even think to measure my king sized pillow top bed and this night stand falls WAY short of where I'd like it to be so I ended up having to make a box for it to stand on! UGH!In the end I would've paid quite a bit more for a larger version with the exact same look but better quality.

The look is dead on what I wanted in a night stand. With the open bottom and black and silver. <hl> Listen to the reviews <hl> though, the quality is lacking quite a bit.ALSO! I know it's my fault but measure your stuff in the room and make sure this thing is gonna size up nicely. I didn't even think to measure my king sized pillow top bed and this night stand falls WAY short of where I'd like it to be so I ended up having to make a box for it to stand on! UGH!In the end I would've paid quite a bit more for a larger version with the exact same look but better quality.


Question: What size bed do they have?

Answer: king sized

The look is dead on what I wanted in a night stand. With the open bottom and black and silver. Listen to the reviews though, the quality is lacking quite a bit. ALSO! I know it's my fault but measure your stuff in the room and make sure this thing is gonna size up nicely. <hl> I didn't even think to measure my king sized pillow top bed and this night stand falls WAY short of where I'd like it to be so I ended up having to make a box for it to stand on! <hl> UGH!In the end I would've paid quite a bit more for a larger version with the exact same look but better quality.

The look is dead on what I wanted in a night stand. With the open bottom and black and silver. Listen to the reviews though, the quality is lacking quite a bit.ALSO! I know it's my fault but measure your stuff in the room and make sure this thing is gonna size up nicely. I didn't even think to measure my <hl> king sized <hl> pillow top bed and this night stand falls WAY short of where I'd like it to be so I ended up having to make a box for it to stand on! UGH!In the end I would've paid quite a bit more for a larger version with the exact same look but better quality.


Question: What is the item?

This hand held vacuum cleaner by Dirt Devil gets into tight corners of my home so that I can clean every square inch of my flooring--not to mention the moldings all the way up to the ceilings (as long as I get on a ladder)! It lets me clean upholstery, too. That's great. Although it's a bit heavier than I expected; this is a minor quibble because it's still light enough for me to be able to maneuver it. The Dirt Devil comes with a battery charger and the easy and quick ability to empty the dirt into the trash or garbage is another plus indeed.However, there are a few disappointments. First, it takes a long time to charge--hours, in fact; and then the suction began to decrease and lose steam after only 10 minutes! In addition, I specifically bought this to get into tight cracks along the tracks where the windows slide open and shut in my home. The windows have to slide along tracks with narrow inch deep nooks; and the Dirt Devil simply doesn't do this well. I thought that the suction would be strong enough to pick up dirt particles from the bottom of the nooks and tracks but it doesn't; what I have to do is dislodge the dirt using lightly dampened tissues or a paper towel and then vacuum it up using the Dirt Devil. Another disadvantage is that the exhaust fan is so powerful that it can blow some of the yet-to-be vacuumed up dirt or hair even further all over the place!I just wish this machine had enough suction to clean the dirt particles from the tracks along which my windows slide open and shut; the nooks are only about inch deep so that's a disappointment. The exhaust fan could use some reworking; and it takes a while to charge although it works wonders on upholstery, moldings, tight corners of flooring and more.I recommend the Dirt Devil for relatively light vacuuming jobs. If you want truly powerful suction and better quality construction, continue looking for a better made handheld vacuum cleaner.

Answer: hand held vacuum cleaner by Dirt Devil

<hl> This hand held vacuum cleaner by Dirt Devil gets into tight corners of my home so that I can clean every square inch of my flooring--not to mention the moldings all the way up to the ceilings (as long as I get on a ladder)! <hl> It lets me clean upholstery, too. That's great. Although it's a bit heavier than I expected; this is a minor quibble because it's still light enough for me to be able to maneuver it. The Dirt Devil comes with a battery charger and the easy and quick ability to empty the dirt into the trash or garbage is another plus indeed. However, there are a few disappointments. First, it takes a long time to charge--hours, in fact; and then the suction began to decrease and lose steam after only 10 minutes! In addition, I specifically bought this to get into tight cracks along the tracks where the windows slide open and shut in my home. The windows have to slide along tracks with narrow inch deep nooks; and the Dirt Devil simply doesn't do this well. I thought that the suction would be strong enough to pick up dirt particles from the bottom of the nooks and tracks but it doesn't; what I have to do is dislodge the dirt using lightly dampened tissues or a paper towel and then vacuum it up using the Dirt Devil. Another disadvantage is that the exhaust fan is so powerful that it can blow some of the yet-to-be vacuumed up dirt or hair even further all over the place!I just wish this machine had enough suction to clean the dirt particles from the tracks along which my windows slide open and shut; the nooks are only about inch deep so that's a disappointment. The exhaust fan could use some reworking; and it takes a while to charge although it works wonders on upholstery, moldings, tight corners of flooring and more. I recommend the Dirt Devil for relatively light vacuuming jobs. If you want truly powerful suction and better quality construction, continue looking for a better made handheld vacuum cleaner.

This <hl> hand held vacuum cleaner by Dirt Devil <hl> gets into tight corners of my home so that I can clean every square inch of my flooring--not to mention the moldings all the way up to the ceilings (as long as I get on a ladder)! It lets me clean upholstery, too. That's great. Although it's a bit heavier than I expected; this is a minor quibble because it's still light enough for me to be able to maneuver it. The Dirt Devil comes with a battery charger and the easy and quick ability to empty the dirt into the trash or garbage is another plus indeed.However, there are a few disappointments. First, it takes a long time to charge--hours, in fact; and then the suction began to decrease and lose steam after only 10 minutes! In addition, I specifically bought this to get into tight cracks along the tracks where the windows slide open and shut in my home. The windows have to slide along tracks with narrow inch deep nooks; and the Dirt Devil simply doesn't do this well. I thought that the suction would be strong enough to pick up dirt particles from the bottom of the nooks and tracks but it doesn't; what I have to do is dislodge the dirt using lightly dampened tissues or a paper towel and then vacuum it up using the Dirt Devil. Another disadvantage is that the exhaust fan is so powerful that it can blow some of the yet-to-be vacuumed up dirt or hair even further all over the place!I just wish this machine had enough suction to clean the dirt particles from the tracks along which my windows slide open and shut; the nooks are only about inch deep so that's a disappointment. The exhaust fan could use some reworking; and it takes a while to charge although it works wonders on upholstery, moldings, tight corners of flooring and more.I recommend the Dirt Devil for relatively light vacuuming jobs. If you want truly powerful suction and better quality construction, continue looking for a better made handheld vacuum cleaner.


Question: What is the brand?

Answer: Dirt Devil

<hl> This hand held vacuum cleaner by Dirt Devil gets into tight corners of my home so that I can clean every square inch of my flooring--not to mention the moldings all the way up to the ceilings (as long as I get on a ladder)! <hl> It lets me clean upholstery, too. That's great. Although it's a bit heavier than I expected; this is a minor quibble because it's still light enough for me to be able to maneuver it. The Dirt Devil comes with a battery charger and the easy and quick ability to empty the dirt into the trash or garbage is another plus indeed. However, there are a few disappointments. First, it takes a long time to charge--hours, in fact; and then the suction began to decrease and lose steam after only 10 minutes! In addition, I specifically bought this to get into tight cracks along the tracks where the windows slide open and shut in my home. The windows have to slide along tracks with narrow inch deep nooks; and the Dirt Devil simply doesn't do this well. I thought that the suction would be strong enough to pick up dirt particles from the bottom of the nooks and tracks but it doesn't; what I have to do is dislodge the dirt using lightly dampened tissues or a paper towel and then vacuum it up using the Dirt Devil. Another disadvantage is that the exhaust fan is so powerful that it can blow some of the yet-to-be vacuumed up dirt or hair even further all over the place!I just wish this machine had enough suction to clean the dirt particles from the tracks along which my windows slide open and shut; the nooks are only about inch deep so that's a disappointment. The exhaust fan could use some reworking; and it takes a while to charge although it works wonders on upholstery, moldings, tight corners of flooring and more. I recommend the Dirt Devil for relatively light vacuuming jobs. If you want truly powerful suction and better quality construction, continue looking for a better made handheld vacuum cleaner.

This hand held vacuum cleaner by <hl> Dirt Devil <hl> gets into tight corners of my home so that I can clean every square inch of my flooring--not to mention the moldings all the way up to the ceilings (as long as I get on a ladder)! It lets me clean upholstery, too. That's great. Although it's a bit heavier than I expected; this is a minor quibble because it's still light enough for me to be able to maneuver it. The Dirt Devil comes with a battery charger and the easy and quick ability to empty the dirt into the trash or garbage is another plus indeed.However, there are a few disappointments. First, it takes a long time to charge--hours, in fact; and then the suction began to decrease and lose steam after only 10 minutes! In addition, I specifically bought this to get into tight cracks along the tracks where the windows slide open and shut in my home. The windows have to slide along tracks with narrow inch deep nooks; and the Dirt Devil simply doesn't do this well. I thought that the suction would be strong enough to pick up dirt particles from the bottom of the nooks and tracks but it doesn't; what I have to do is dislodge the dirt using lightly dampened tissues or a paper towel and then vacuum it up using the Dirt Devil. Another disadvantage is that the exhaust fan is so powerful that it can blow some of the yet-to-be vacuumed up dirt or hair even further all over the place!I just wish this machine had enough suction to clean the dirt particles from the tracks along which my windows slide open and shut; the nooks are only about inch deep so that's a disappointment. The exhaust fan could use some reworking; and it takes a while to charge although it works wonders on upholstery, moldings, tight corners of flooring and more.I recommend the Dirt Devil for relatively light vacuuming jobs. If you want truly powerful suction and better quality construction, continue looking for a better made handheld vacuum cleaner.


Question: How long does the battery last?

Answer: 10 minutes

This hand held vacuum cleaner by Dirt Devil gets into tight corners of my home so that I can clean every square inch of my flooring--not to mention the moldings all the way up to the ceilings (as long as I get on a ladder)! It lets me clean upholstery, too. That's great. Although it's a bit heavier than I expected; this is a minor quibble because it's still light enough for me to be able to maneuver it. The Dirt Devil comes with a battery charger and the easy and quick ability to empty the dirt into the trash or garbage is another plus indeed. However, there are a few disappointments. <hl> First, it takes a long time to charge--hours, in fact; and then the suction began to decrease and lose steam after only 10 minutes ! <hl> In addition, I specifically bought this to get into tight cracks along the tracks where the windows slide open and shut in my home. The windows have to slide along tracks with narrow inch deep nooks; and the Dirt Devil simply doesn't do this well. I thought that the suction would be strong enough to pick up dirt particles from the bottom of the nooks and tracks but it doesn't; what I have to do is dislodge the dirt using lightly dampened tissues or a paper towel and then vacuum it up using the Dirt Devil. Another disadvantage is that the exhaust fan is so powerful that it can blow some of the yet-to-be vacuumed up dirt or hair even further all over the place!I just wish this machine had enough suction to clean the dirt particles from the tracks along which my windows slide open and shut; the nooks are only about inch deep so that's a disappointment. The exhaust fan could use some reworking; and it takes a while to charge although it works wonders on upholstery, moldings, tight corners of flooring and more. I recommend the Dirt Devil for relatively light vacuuming jobs. If you want truly powerful suction and better quality construction, continue looking for a better made handheld vacuum cleaner.

This hand held vacuum cleaner by Dirt Devil gets into tight corners of my home so that I can clean every square inch of my flooring--not to mention the moldings all the way up to the ceilings (as long as I get on a ladder)! It lets me clean upholstery, too. That's great. Although it's a bit heavier than I expected; this is a minor quibble because it's still light enough for me to be able to maneuver it. The Dirt Devil comes with a battery charger and the easy and quick ability to empty the dirt into the trash or garbage is another plus indeed.However, there are a few disappointments. First, it takes a long time to charge--hours, in fact; and then the suction began to decrease and lose steam after only <hl> 10 minutes <hl>! In addition, I specifically bought this to get into tight cracks along the tracks where the windows slide open and shut in my home. The windows have to slide along tracks with narrow inch deep nooks; and the Dirt Devil simply doesn't do this well. I thought that the suction would be strong enough to pick up dirt particles from the bottom of the nooks and tracks but it doesn't; what I have to do is dislodge the dirt using lightly dampened tissues or a paper towel and then vacuum it up using the Dirt Devil. Another disadvantage is that the exhaust fan is so powerful that it can blow some of the yet-to-be vacuumed up dirt or hair even further all over the place!I just wish this machine had enough suction to clean the dirt particles from the tracks along which my windows slide open and shut; the nooks are only about inch deep so that's a disappointment. The exhaust fan could use some reworking; and it takes a while to charge although it works wonders on upholstery, moldings, tight corners of flooring and more.I recommend the Dirt Devil for relatively light vacuuming jobs. If you want truly powerful suction and better quality construction, continue looking for a better made handheld vacuum cleaner.

First, it takes a long time to charge--hours, in fact; and then the suction began to decrease and lose steam after only <hl> 10 minutes <hl> !


Question: What comes with the item?

Answer: battery charger

This hand held vacuum cleaner by Dirt Devil gets into tight corners of my home so that I can clean every square inch of my flooring--not to mention the moldings all the way up to the ceilings (as long as I get on a ladder)! It lets me clean upholstery, too. That's great. Although it's a bit heavier than I expected; this is a minor quibble because it's still light enough for me to be able to maneuver it. <hl> The Dirt Devil comes with a battery charger and the easy and quick ability to empty the dirt into the trash or garbage is another plus indeed. <hl> However, there are a few disappointments. First, it takes a long time to charge--hours, in fact; and then the suction began to decrease and lose steam after only 10 minutes! In addition, I specifically bought this to get into tight cracks along the tracks where the windows slide open and shut in my home. The windows have to slide along tracks with narrow inch deep nooks; and the Dirt Devil simply doesn't do this well. I thought that the suction would be strong enough to pick up dirt particles from the bottom of the nooks and tracks but it doesn't; what I have to do is dislodge the dirt using lightly dampened tissues or a paper towel and then vacuum it up using the Dirt Devil. Another disadvantage is that the exhaust fan is so powerful that it can blow some of the yet-to-be vacuumed up dirt or hair even further all over the place!I just wish this machine had enough suction to clean the dirt particles from the tracks along which my windows slide open and shut; the nooks are only about inch deep so that's a disappointment. The exhaust fan could use some reworking; and it takes a while to charge although it works wonders on upholstery, moldings, tight corners of flooring and more. I recommend the Dirt Devil for relatively light vacuuming jobs. If you want truly powerful suction and better quality construction, continue looking for a better made handheld vacuum cleaner.

This hand held vacuum cleaner by Dirt Devil gets into tight corners of my home so that I can clean every square inch of my flooring--not to mention the moldings all the way up to the ceilings (as long as I get on a ladder)! It lets me clean upholstery, too. That's great. Although it's a bit heavier than I expected; this is a minor quibble because it's still light enough for me to be able to maneuver it. The Dirt Devil comes with a <hl> battery charger <hl> and the easy and quick ability to empty the dirt into the trash or garbage is another plus indeed.However, there are a few disappointments. First, it takes a long time to charge--hours, in fact; and then the suction began to decrease and lose steam after only 10 minutes! In addition, I specifically bought this to get into tight cracks along the tracks where the windows slide open and shut in my home. The windows have to slide along tracks with narrow inch deep nooks; and the Dirt Devil simply doesn't do this well. I thought that the suction would be strong enough to pick up dirt particles from the bottom of the nooks and tracks but it doesn't; what I have to do is dislodge the dirt using lightly dampened tissues or a paper towel and then vacuum it up using the Dirt Devil. Another disadvantage is that the exhaust fan is so powerful that it can blow some of the yet-to-be vacuumed up dirt or hair even further all over the place!I just wish this machine had enough suction to clean the dirt particles from the tracks along which my windows slide open and shut; the nooks are only about inch deep so that's a disappointment. The exhaust fan could use some reworking; and it takes a while to charge although it works wonders on upholstery, moldings, tight corners of flooring and more.I recommend the Dirt Devil for relatively light vacuuming jobs. If you want truly powerful suction and better quality construction, continue looking for a better made handheld vacuum cleaner.


Question: Where do they work?

Very Strong, awesome construction. You won't be disappointed. I operate in a harsh environment and this works great so I ordered a second one just to have.

Answer: harsh environment

Very Strong, awesome construction. You won't be disappointed. <hl> I operate in a harsh environment and this works great so I ordered a second one just to have. <hl>

Very Strong, awesome construction. You won't be disappointed. I operate in a <hl> harsh environment <hl> and this works great so I ordered a second one just to have.


Question: What did he order?

Answer: a second one

so I ordered a second one just to have.

Very Strong, awesome construction. You won't be disappointed. I operate in a harsh environment and this works great <hl> so I ordered a second one just to have. <hl>

Very Strong, awesome construction. You won't be disappointed. I operate in a harsh environment and this works great so I ordered <hl> a second one <hl> just to have.


Question: What is the quality of the construction?

Answer: awesome

Very Strong, awesome construction.

<hl> Very Strong, awesome construction. <hl> You won't be disappointed. I operate in a harsh environment and this works great so I ordered a second one just to have.

Very Strong, <hl> awesome <hl> construction. You won't be disappointed. I operate in a harsh environment and this works great so I ordered a second one just to have.


Question: How does it function?

Answer: great

Very Strong, awesome construction. You won't be disappointed. <hl> I operate in a harsh environment and this works great so I ordered a second one just to have. <hl>

Very Strong, awesome construction. You won't be disappointed. I operate in a harsh environment and this works <hl> great <hl> so I ordered a second one just to have.


Question: Who bought the product for the user?

My sister bought this for me because I love cooking. I always make huge pots of stew and soups, and having to put the covers upside down on the stove or countertop or in the sink was always a pain and messy. Now with this Progressive lid and spoon rest, the covers, as big as they are, sit right in the slot. I love it so much that I bought two more for my family members. What would make this design even better is if they could make it so that you can store the spoon or ladle upright.

Answer: sister

<hl> My sister bought this for me because I love cooking. <hl> I always make huge pots of stew and soups, and having to put the covers upside down on the stove or countertop or in the sink was always a pain and messy. Now with this Progressive lid and spoon rest, the covers, as big as they are, sit right in the slot. I love it so much that I bought two more for my family members. What would make this design even better is if they could make it so that you can store the spoon or ladle upright.

My <hl> sister <hl> bought this for me because I love cooking. I always make huge pots of stew and soups, and having to put the covers upside down on the stove or countertop or in the sink was always a pain and messy. Now with this Progressive lid and spoon rest, the covers, as big as they are, sit right in the slot. I love it so much that I bought two more for my family members. What would make this design even better is if they could make it so that you can store the spoon or ladle upright.


Question: What type of food dish does the person make in large quantities?

Answer: stew and soups

My sister bought this for me because I love cooking. <hl> I always make huge pots of stew and soups , and having to put the covers upside down on the stove or countertop or in the sink was always a pain and messy. <hl> Now with this Progressive lid and spoon rest, the covers, as big as they are, sit right in the slot. I love it so much that I bought two more for my family members. What would make this design even better is if they could make it so that you can store the spoon or ladle upright.

My sister bought this for me because I love cooking. I always make huge pots of <hl> stew and soups <hl>, and having to put the covers upside down on the stove or countertop or in the sink was always a pain and messy. Now with this Progressive lid and spoon rest, the covers, as big as they are, sit right in the slot. I love it so much that I bought two more for my family members. What would make this design even better is if they could make it so that you can store the spoon or ladle upright.

I always make huge pots of <hl> stew and soups <hl> , and having to put the covers upside down on the stove or countertop or in the sink was always a pain and messy.


Question: What brand is the product being reviewed?

Answer: Progressive

My sister bought this for me because I love cooking. I always make huge pots of stew and soups, and having to put the covers upside down on the stove or countertop or in the sink was always a pain and messy. <hl> Now with this Progressive lid and spoon rest, the covers, as big as they are, sit right in the slot. <hl> I love it so much that I bought two more for my family members. What would make this design even better is if they could make it so that you can store the spoon or ladle upright.

My sister bought this for me because I love cooking. I always make huge pots of stew and soups, and having to put the covers upside down on the stove or countertop or in the sink was always a pain and messy. Now with this <hl> Progressive <hl> lid and spoon rest, the covers, as big as they are, sit right in the slot. I love it so much that I bought two more for my family members. What would make this design even better is if they could make it so that you can store the spoon or ladle upright.


Question: Who did the user buy more of the product for?

Answer: family members

My sister bought this for me because I love cooking. I always make huge pots of stew and soups, and having to put the covers upside down on the stove or countertop or in the sink was always a pain and messy. Now with this Progressive lid and spoon rest, the covers, as big as they are, sit right in the slot. <hl> I love it so much that I bought two more for my family members . <hl> What would make this design even better is if they could make it so that you can store the spoon or ladle upright.

My sister bought this for me because I love cooking. I always make huge pots of stew and soups, and having to put the covers upside down on the stove or countertop or in the sink was always a pain and messy. Now with this Progressive lid and spoon rest, the covers, as big as they are, sit right in the slot. I love it so much that I bought two more for my <hl> family members <hl>. What would make this design even better is if they could make it so that you can store the spoon or ladle upright.

I love it so much that I bought two more for my <hl> family members <hl> .


Question: How many additional products did the user buy for others?

Answer: two

My sister bought this for me because I love cooking. I always make huge pots of stew and soups, and having to put the covers upside down on the stove or countertop or in the sink was always a pain and messy. Now with this Progressive lid and spoon rest, the covers, as big as they are, sit right in the slot. <hl> I love it so much that I bought two more for my family members. <hl> What would make this design even better is if they could make it so that you can store the spoon or ladle upright.

My sister bought this for me because I love cooking. I always make huge pots of stew and soups, and having to put the covers upside down on the stove or countertop or in the sink was always a pain and messy. Now with this Progressive lid and spoon rest, the covers, as big as they are, sit right in the slot. I love it so much that I bought <hl> two <hl> more for my family members. What would make this design even better is if they could make it so that you can store the spoon or ladle upright.


Question: What product is the person reviewing?

I'm a tea drinker, and I've been using this French press on a near-daily basis since I got it. (I'll save it for coffee for when I have visitors.) The press itself is very nice-looking. The carafe has a Pyrex feel, and it's surrounded in places by plastic to protect your hands from heat. With the exception of the flimsy plastic lid, the plunger is made of stainless parts, and it glides easily down the carafe. My tea tastes fantastic when brewed in this French press.The only thing I don't care for is the awkward feel of the handle. I assume it's curved like that to protect the user's fingers from the glass, but the result is that the carafe becomes top heavy. Maybe if the handle was a bit lower, it would not have that problem. A minor issue, to be sure, because otherwise I love this French press.Note: I received a sample of the product in exchange for an honest review.

Answer: French press

<hl> I'm a tea drinker, and I've been using this French press on a near-daily basis since I got it. <hl> (I'll save it for coffee for when I have visitors.) The press itself is very nice-looking. The carafe has a Pyrex feel, and it's surrounded in places by plastic to protect your hands from heat. With the exception of the flimsy plastic lid, the plunger is made of stainless parts, and it glides easily down the carafe. My tea tastes fantastic when brewed in this French press. The only thing I don't care for is the awkward feel of the handle. I assume it's curved like that to protect the user's fingers from the glass, but the result is that the carafe becomes top heavy. Maybe if the handle was a bit lower, it would not have that problem. A minor issue, to be sure, because otherwise I love this French press. Note: I received a sample of the product in exchange for an honest review.

I'm a tea drinker, and I've been using this <hl> French press <hl> on a near-daily basis since I got it. (I'll save it for coffee for when I have visitors.) The press itself is very nice-looking. The carafe has a Pyrex feel, and it's surrounded in places by plastic to protect your hands from heat. With the exception of the flimsy plastic lid, the plunger is made of stainless parts, and it glides easily down the carafe. My tea tastes fantastic when brewed in this French press.The only thing I don't care for is the awkward feel of the handle. I assume it's curved like that to protect the user's fingers from the glass, but the result is that the carafe becomes top heavy. Maybe if the handle was a bit lower, it would not have that problem. A minor issue, to be sure, because otherwise I love this French press.Note: I received a sample of the product in exchange for an honest review.


Question: What material is used on the product to protect the user from heat?

Answer: plastic

I'm a tea drinker, and I've been using this French press on a near-daily basis since I got it. (I'll save it for coffee for when I have visitors.) The press itself is very nice-looking. <hl> The carafe has a Pyrex feel, and it's surrounded in places by plastic to protect your hands from heat. <hl> With the exception of the flimsy plastic lid, the plunger is made of stainless parts, and it glides easily down the carafe. My tea tastes fantastic when brewed in this French press. The only thing I don't care for is the awkward feel of the handle. I assume it's curved like that to protect the user's fingers from the glass, but the result is that the carafe becomes top heavy. Maybe if the handle was a bit lower, it would not have that problem. A minor issue, to be sure, because otherwise I love this French press. Note: I received a sample of the product in exchange for an honest review.

I'm a tea drinker, and I've been using this French press on a near-daily basis since I got it. (I'll save it for coffee for when I have visitors.) The press itself is very nice-looking. The carafe has a Pyrex feel, and it's surrounded in places by <hl> plastic <hl> to protect your hands from heat. With the exception of the flimsy plastic lid, the plunger is made of stainless parts, and it glides easily down the carafe. My tea tastes fantastic when brewed in this French press.The only thing I don't care for is the awkward feel of the handle. I assume it's curved like that to protect the user's fingers from the glass, but the result is that the carafe becomes top heavy. Maybe if the handle was a bit lower, it would not have that problem. A minor issue, to be sure, because otherwise I love this French press.Note: I received a sample of the product in exchange for an honest review.


Question: What aspect of the product is the person not pleased with?

Answer: the awkward feel of the handle

I'm a tea drinker, and I've been using this French press on a near-daily basis since I got it. (I'll save it for coffee for when I have visitors.) The press itself is very nice-looking. The carafe has a Pyrex feel, and it's surrounded in places by plastic to protect your hands from heat. With the exception of the flimsy plastic lid, the plunger is made of stainless parts, and it glides easily down the carafe. My tea tastes fantastic when brewed in this French press. <hl> The only thing I don't care for is the awkward feel of the handle . <hl> I assume it's curved like that to protect the user's fingers from the glass, but the result is that the carafe becomes top heavy. Maybe if the handle was a bit lower, it would not have that problem. A minor issue, to be sure, because otherwise I love this French press. Note: I received a sample of the product in exchange for an honest review.

I'm a tea drinker, and I've been using this French press on a near-daily basis since I got it. (I'll save it for coffee for when I have visitors.) The press itself is very nice-looking. The carafe has a Pyrex feel, and it's surrounded in places by plastic to protect your hands from heat. With the exception of the flimsy plastic lid, the plunger is made of stainless parts, and it glides easily down the carafe. My tea tastes fantastic when brewed in this French press.The only thing I don't care for is <hl> the awkward feel of the handle <hl>. I assume it's curved like that to protect the user's fingers from the glass, but the result is that the carafe becomes top heavy. Maybe if the handle was a bit lower, it would not have that problem. A minor issue, to be sure, because otherwise I love this French press.Note: I received a sample of the product in exchange for an honest review.

The only thing I don't care for is <hl> the awkward feel of the handle <hl> .


Question: What shape does the product have to protect the user's fingers from the glass?

Answer: curved

I'm a tea drinker, and I've been using this French press on a near-daily basis since I got it. (I'll save it for coffee for when I have visitors.) The press itself is very nice-looking. The carafe has a Pyrex feel, and it's surrounded in places by plastic to protect your hands from heat. With the exception of the flimsy plastic lid, the plunger is made of stainless parts, and it glides easily down the carafe. My tea tastes fantastic when brewed in this French press. The only thing I don't care for is the awkward feel of the handle. <hl> I assume it's curved like that to protect the user's fingers from the glass, but the result is that the carafe becomes top heavy. <hl> Maybe if the handle was a bit lower, it would not have that problem. A minor issue, to be sure, because otherwise I love this French press. Note: I received a sample of the product in exchange for an honest review.

I'm a tea drinker, and I've been using this French press on a near-daily basis since I got it. (I'll save it for coffee for when I have visitors.) The press itself is very nice-looking. The carafe has a Pyrex feel, and it's surrounded in places by plastic to protect your hands from heat. With the exception of the flimsy plastic lid, the plunger is made of stainless parts, and it glides easily down the carafe. My tea tastes fantastic when brewed in this French press.The only thing I don't care for is the awkward feel of the handle. I assume it's <hl> curved <hl> like that to protect the user's fingers from the glass, but the result is that the carafe becomes top heavy. Maybe if the handle was a bit lower, it would not have that problem. A minor issue, to be sure, because otherwise I love this French press.Note: I received a sample of the product in exchange for an honest review.


Question: What did the person agree to complete in exchange for the product?

Answer: an honest review

I'm a tea drinker, and I've been using this French press on a near-daily basis since I got it. (I'll save it for coffee for when I have visitors.) The press itself is very nice-looking. The carafe has a Pyrex feel, and it's surrounded in places by plastic to protect your hands from heat. With the exception of the flimsy plastic lid, the plunger is made of stainless parts, and it glides easily down the carafe. My tea tastes fantastic when brewed in this French press. The only thing I don't care for is the awkward feel of the handle. I assume it's curved like that to protect the user's fingers from the glass, but the result is that the carafe becomes top heavy. Maybe if the handle was a bit lower, it would not have that problem. A minor issue, to be sure, because otherwise I love this French press. <hl> Note: I received a sample of the product in exchange for an honest review . <hl>

I'm a tea drinker, and I've been using this French press on a near-daily basis since I got it. (I'll save it for coffee for when I have visitors.) The press itself is very nice-looking. The carafe has a Pyrex feel, and it's surrounded in places by plastic to protect your hands from heat. With the exception of the flimsy plastic lid, the plunger is made of stainless parts, and it glides easily down the carafe. My tea tastes fantastic when brewed in this French press.The only thing I don't care for is the awkward feel of the handle. I assume it's curved like that to protect the user's fingers from the glass, but the result is that the carafe becomes top heavy. Maybe if the handle was a bit lower, it would not have that problem. A minor issue, to be sure, because otherwise I love this French press.Note: I received a sample of the product in exchange for <hl> an honest review <hl>.

Note: I received a sample of the product in exchange for <hl> an honest review <hl> .


Question: What brand of product is the person reviewing?

I had high hopes for this set, because the Rachael Ray brand, while wildly inconsistent, sometimes delivers quality.Not here: these are thin aluminium pans of indifferent quality, all carefully plastered with non-stick to try to hide that fact. The non-stick looks to be of very good quality, which won't help its longevity at all given the thinness of what it's sprayed on. If you try to apply high heat, hot spots will instantly develop, burning the food and destroying the coating.The lids and the handles are surprisingly good and solid, but that doesn't make up for the foundation here, which is flimsy. In the same price range you can find (for example)this Cuisinart set, or if you really need non-stick in the essential pans, thisFarberware Classic Stainless Steel 17-Piece Cookware Set.A final thought: The choice of colour scheme: orange-fading-to-red ... didn't that already get done to death in the 1970s? This set is only missing the optional cartoon fruit 'n veg around the bottom and the option of also having it in Avocado, to match your 1970's refrigerator...

Answer: Rachael Ray

<hl> I had high hopes for this set, because the Rachael Ray brand, while wildly inconsistent, sometimes delivers quality. <hl> Not here: these are thin aluminium pans of indifferent quality, all carefully plastered with non-stick to try to hide that fact. The non-stick looks to be of very good quality, which won't help its longevity at all given the thinness of what it's sprayed on. If you try to apply high heat, hot spots will instantly develop, burning the food and destroying the coating. The lids and the handles are surprisingly good and solid, but that doesn't make up for the foundation here, which is flimsy. In the same price range you can find (for example)this Cuisinart set, or if you really need non-stick in the essential pans, thisFarberware Classic Stainless Steel 17-Piece Cookware Set. A final thought: The choice of colour scheme: orange-fading-to-red ... didn't that already get done to death in the 1970s? This set is only missing the optional cartoon fruit 'n veg around the bottom and the option of also having it in Avocado, to match your 1970's refrigerator...

I had high hopes for this set, because the <hl> Rachael Ray <hl> brand, while wildly inconsistent, sometimes delivers quality.Not here: these are thin aluminium pans of indifferent quality, all carefully plastered with non-stick to try to hide that fact. The non-stick looks to be of very good quality, which won't help its longevity at all given the thinness of what it's sprayed on. If you try to apply high heat, hot spots will instantly develop, burning the food and destroying the coating.The lids and the handles are surprisingly good and solid, but that doesn't make up for the foundation here, which is flimsy. In the same price range you can find (for example)this Cuisinart set, or if you really need non-stick in the essential pans, thisFarberware Classic Stainless Steel 17-Piece Cookware Set.A final thought: The choice of colour scheme: orange-fading-to-red ... didn't that already get done to death in the 1970s? This set is only missing the optional cartoon fruit 'n veg around the bottom and the option of also having it in Avocado, to match your 1970's refrigerator...


Question: What develops when the pan is over high heat?

Answer: hot spots

I had high hopes for this set, because the Rachael Ray brand, while wildly inconsistent, sometimes delivers quality. Not here: these are thin aluminium pans of indifferent quality, all carefully plastered with non-stick to try to hide that fact. The non-stick looks to be of very good quality, which won't help its longevity at all given the thinness of what it's sprayed on. <hl> If you try to apply high heat, hot spots will instantly develop, burning the food and destroying the coating. <hl> The lids and the handles are surprisingly good and solid, but that doesn't make up for the foundation here, which is flimsy. In the same price range you can find (for example)this Cuisinart set, or if you really need non-stick in the essential pans, thisFarberware Classic Stainless Steel 17-Piece Cookware Set. A final thought: The choice of colour scheme: orange-fading-to-red ... didn't that already get done to death in the 1970s? This set is only missing the optional cartoon fruit 'n veg around the bottom and the option of also having it in Avocado, to match your 1970's refrigerator...

I had high hopes for this set, because the Rachael Ray brand, while wildly inconsistent, sometimes delivers quality.Not here: these are thin aluminium pans of indifferent quality, all carefully plastered with non-stick to try to hide that fact. The non-stick looks to be of very good quality, which won't help its longevity at all given the thinness of what it's sprayed on. If you try to apply high heat, <hl> hot spots <hl> will instantly develop, burning the food and destroying the coating.The lids and the handles are surprisingly good and solid, but that doesn't make up for the foundation here, which is flimsy. In the same price range you can find (for example)this Cuisinart set, or if you really need non-stick in the essential pans, thisFarberware Classic Stainless Steel 17-Piece Cookware Set.A final thought: The choice of colour scheme: orange-fading-to-red ... didn't that already get done to death in the 1970s? This set is only missing the optional cartoon fruit 'n veg around the bottom and the option of also having it in Avocado, to match your 1970's refrigerator...


Question: What might happen to food that is exposed to hot spots?

Answer: burning the food

I had high hopes for this set, because the Rachael Ray brand, while wildly inconsistent, sometimes delivers quality. Not here: these are thin aluminium pans of indifferent quality, all carefully plastered with non-stick to try to hide that fact. The non-stick looks to be of very good quality, which won't help its longevity at all given the thinness of what it's sprayed on. <hl> If you try to apply high heat, hot spots will instantly develop, burning the food and destroying the coating. <hl> The lids and the handles are surprisingly good and solid, but that doesn't make up for the foundation here, which is flimsy. In the same price range you can find (for example)this Cuisinart set, or if you really need non-stick in the essential pans, thisFarberware Classic Stainless Steel 17-Piece Cookware Set. A final thought: The choice of colour scheme: orange-fading-to-red ... didn't that already get done to death in the 1970s? This set is only missing the optional cartoon fruit 'n veg around the bottom and the option of also having it in Avocado, to match your 1970's refrigerator...

I had high hopes for this set, because the Rachael Ray brand, while wildly inconsistent, sometimes delivers quality.Not here: these are thin aluminium pans of indifferent quality, all carefully plastered with non-stick to try to hide that fact. The non-stick looks to be of very good quality, which won't help its longevity at all given the thinness of what it's sprayed on. If you try to apply high heat, hot spots will instantly develop, <hl> burning the food <hl> and destroying the coating.The lids and the handles are surprisingly good and solid, but that doesn't make up for the foundation here, which is flimsy. In the same price range you can find (for example)this Cuisinart set, or if you really need non-stick in the essential pans, thisFarberware Classic Stainless Steel 17-Piece Cookware Set.A final thought: The choice of colour scheme: orange-fading-to-red ... didn't that already get done to death in the 1970s? This set is only missing the optional cartoon fruit 'n veg around the bottom and the option of also having it in Avocado, to match your 1970's refrigerator...


Question: How many pieces come in the Farberware set referenced by the user?

Answer: 17

I had high hopes for this set, because the Rachael Ray brand, while wildly inconsistent, sometimes delivers quality. Not here: these are thin aluminium pans of indifferent quality, all carefully plastered with non-stick to try to hide that fact. The non-stick looks to be of very good quality, which won't help its longevity at all given the thinness of what it's sprayed on. If you try to apply high heat, hot spots will instantly develop, burning the food and destroying the coating. The lids and the handles are surprisingly good and solid, but that doesn't make up for the foundation here, which is flimsy. <hl> In the same price range you can find (for example)this Cuisinart set, or if you really need non-stick in the essential pans, thisFarberware Classic Stainless Steel 17 -Piece Cookware Set. <hl> A final thought: The choice of colour scheme: orange-fading-to-red ... didn't that already get done to death in the 1970s? This set is only missing the optional cartoon fruit 'n veg around the bottom and the option of also having it in Avocado, to match your 1970's refrigerator...

I had high hopes for this set, because the Rachael Ray brand, while wildly inconsistent, sometimes delivers quality.Not here: these are thin aluminium pans of indifferent quality, all carefully plastered with non-stick to try to hide that fact. The non-stick looks to be of very good quality, which won't help its longevity at all given the thinness of what it's sprayed on. If you try to apply high heat, hot spots will instantly develop, burning the food and destroying the coating.The lids and the handles are surprisingly good and solid, but that doesn't make up for the foundation here, which is flimsy. In the same price range you can find (for example)this Cuisinart set, or if you really need non-stick in the essential pans, thisFarberware Classic Stainless Steel <hl> 17 <hl>-Piece Cookware Set.A final thought: The choice of colour scheme: orange-fading-to-red ... didn't that already get done to death in the 1970s? This set is only missing the optional cartoon fruit 'n veg around the bottom and the option of also having it in Avocado, to match your 1970's refrigerator...

In the same price range you can find (for example)this Cuisinart set, or if you really need non-stick in the essential pans, thisFarberware Classic Stainless Steel <hl> 17 <hl> -Piece Cookware Set.


Question: What type of coating does the product have?

Answer: non-stick

I had high hopes for this set, because the Rachael Ray brand, while wildly inconsistent, sometimes delivers quality. <hl> Not here: these are thin aluminium pans of indifferent quality, all carefully plastered with non-stick to try to hide that fact. <hl> The non-stick looks to be of very good quality, which won't help its longevity at all given the thinness of what it's sprayed on. If you try to apply high heat, hot spots will instantly develop, burning the food and destroying the coating. The lids and the handles are surprisingly good and solid, but that doesn't make up for the foundation here, which is flimsy. In the same price range you can find (for example)this Cuisinart set, or if you really need non-stick in the essential pans, thisFarberware Classic Stainless Steel 17-Piece Cookware Set. A final thought: The choice of colour scheme: orange-fading-to-red ... didn't that already get done to death in the 1970s? This set is only missing the optional cartoon fruit 'n veg around the bottom and the option of also having it in Avocado, to match your 1970's refrigerator...

I had high hopes for this set, because the Rachael Ray brand, while wildly inconsistent, sometimes delivers quality.Not here: these are thin aluminium pans of indifferent quality, all carefully plastered with <hl> non-stick <hl> to try to hide that fact. The non-stick looks to be of very good quality, which won't help its longevity at all given the thinness of what it's sprayed on. If you try to apply high heat, hot spots will instantly develop, burning the food and destroying the coating.The lids and the handles are surprisingly good and solid, but that doesn't make up for the foundation here, which is flimsy. In the same price range you can find (for example)this Cuisinart set, or if you really need non-stick in the essential pans, thisFarberware Classic Stainless Steel 17-Piece Cookware Set.A final thought: The choice of colour scheme: orange-fading-to-red ... didn't that already get done to death in the 1970s? This set is only missing the optional cartoon fruit 'n veg around the bottom and the option of also having it in Avocado, to match your 1970's refrigerator...


Question: What type of product does the person struggle with buying?

I have difficulties buying pillows. What seems so nice in the store reaches me and instantly becomes despised because it is too hard, too full, too flat...you get the picture. So, I decided to try this pillow out given the positive reviews and both my spouse and I have been engaged in convert pillow switching since it arrived. He loves harder pillows and I like soft pillows. I guess this pillow is right in the middle and seems to satisfy both of our pillow preferences. The only thing I am worried about it is going flat because it is not overly stuffed. Right now, however, it is a greatly prized find. I presently recommend it.This pillow is made in China.

Answer: pillows

I have difficulties buying pillows .

<hl> I have difficulties buying pillows . <hl> What seems so nice in the store reaches me and instantly becomes despised because it is too hard, too full, too flat...you get the picture. So, I decided to try this pillow out given the positive reviews and both my spouse and I have been engaged in convert pillow switching since it arrived. He loves harder pillows and I like soft pillows. I guess this pillow is right in the middle and seems to satisfy both of our pillow preferences. The only thing I am worried about it is going flat because it is not overly stuffed. Right now, however, it is a greatly prized find. I presently recommend it. This pillow is made in China.

I have difficulties buying <hl> pillows <hl>. What seems so nice in the store reaches me and instantly becomes despised because it is too hard, too full, too flat...you get the picture. So, I decided to try this pillow out given the positive reviews and both my spouse and I have been engaged in convert pillow switching since it arrived. He loves harder pillows and I like soft pillows. I guess this pillow is right in the middle and seems to satisfy both of our pillow preferences. The only thing I am worried about it is going flat because it is not overly stuffed. Right now, however, it is a greatly prized find. I presently recommend it.This pillow is made in China.

I have difficulties buying <hl> pillows <hl> .


Question: What type of pillows does the person's spouse like?

Answer: harder pillows

I have difficulties buying pillows. What seems so nice in the store reaches me and instantly becomes despised because it is too hard, too full, too flat...you get the picture. So, I decided to try this pillow out given the positive reviews and both my spouse and I have been engaged in convert pillow switching since it arrived. <hl> He loves harder pillows and I like soft pillows. <hl> I guess this pillow is right in the middle and seems to satisfy both of our pillow preferences. The only thing I am worried about it is going flat because it is not overly stuffed. Right now, however, it is a greatly prized find. I presently recommend it. This pillow is made in China.

I have difficulties buying pillows. What seems so nice in the store reaches me and instantly becomes despised because it is too hard, too full, too flat...you get the picture. So, I decided to try this pillow out given the positive reviews and both my spouse and I have been engaged in convert pillow switching since it arrived. He loves <hl> harder pillows <hl> and I like soft pillows. I guess this pillow is right in the middle and seems to satisfy both of our pillow preferences. The only thing I am worried about it is going flat because it is not overly stuffed. Right now, however, it is a greatly prized find. I presently recommend it.This pillow is made in China.


Question: Who else enjoys using the pillow?

Answer: spouse

I have difficulties buying pillows. What seems so nice in the store reaches me and instantly becomes despised because it is too hard, too full, too flat...you get the picture. <hl> So, I decided to try this pillow out given the positive reviews and both my spouse and I have been engaged in convert pillow switching since it arrived. <hl> He loves harder pillows and I like soft pillows. I guess this pillow is right in the middle and seems to satisfy both of our pillow preferences. The only thing I am worried about it is going flat because it is not overly stuffed. Right now, however, it is a greatly prized find. I presently recommend it. This pillow is made in China.

I have difficulties buying pillows. What seems so nice in the store reaches me and instantly becomes despised because it is too hard, too full, too flat...you get the picture. So, I decided to try this pillow out given the positive reviews and both my <hl> spouse <hl> and I have been engaged in convert pillow switching since it arrived. He loves harder pillows and I like soft pillows. I guess this pillow is right in the middle and seems to satisfy both of our pillow preferences. The only thing I am worried about it is going flat because it is not overly stuffed. Right now, however, it is a greatly prized find. I presently recommend it.This pillow is made in China.


Question: What type of pillows does the user prefer personally?

Answer: soft pillows.

I have difficulties buying pillows. What seems so nice in the store reaches me and instantly becomes despised because it is too hard, too full, too flat...you get the picture. So, I decided to try this pillow out given the positive reviews and both my spouse and I have been engaged in convert pillow switching since it arrived. <hl> He loves harder pillows and I like soft pillows. I guess this pillow is right in the middle and seems to satisfy both of our pillow preferences. <hl> The only thing I am worried about it is going flat because it is not overly stuffed. Right now, however, it is a greatly prized find. I presently recommend it. This pillow is made in China.

I have difficulties buying pillows. What seems so nice in the store reaches me and instantly becomes despised because it is too hard, too full, too flat...you get the picture. So, I decided to try this pillow out given the positive reviews and both my spouse and I have been engaged in convert pillow switching since it arrived. He loves harder pillows and I like <hl> soft pillows. <hl> I guess this pillow is right in the middle and seems to satisfy both of our pillow preferences. The only thing I am worried about it is going flat because it is not overly stuffed. Right now, however, it is a greatly prized find. I presently recommend it.This pillow is made in China.


Question: Where is the pillow made?

Answer: China

This pillow is made in China .

I have difficulties buying pillows. What seems so nice in the store reaches me and instantly becomes despised because it is too hard, too full, too flat...you get the picture. So, I decided to try this pillow out given the positive reviews and both my spouse and I have been engaged in convert pillow switching since it arrived. He loves harder pillows and I like soft pillows. I guess this pillow is right in the middle and seems to satisfy both of our pillow preferences. The only thing I am worried about it is going flat because it is not overly stuffed. Right now, however, it is a greatly prized find. I presently recommend it. <hl> This pillow is made in China . <hl>

I have difficulties buying pillows. What seems so nice in the store reaches me and instantly becomes despised because it is too hard, too full, too flat...you get the picture. So, I decided to try this pillow out given the positive reviews and both my spouse and I have been engaged in convert pillow switching since it arrived. He loves harder pillows and I like soft pillows. I guess this pillow is right in the middle and seems to satisfy both of our pillow preferences. The only thing I am worried about it is going flat because it is not overly stuffed. Right now, however, it is a greatly prized find. I presently recommend it.This pillow is made in <hl> China <hl>.

This pillow is made in <hl> China <hl> .


Question: What website does the person check before making a purchase?

Before I make a purchase I always check the reviews on Amazon. I did not however purchase the NB-900 thru Amazon because I wanted to be able to return it to my local box store in case the bad reviews proved true for me too.I've always juiced my kale greens and apples and had to get used to the smoothie texture. I call mine a "thickie" because I put less water in the 32-oz. Blending for 60 seconds macerates the kale. However, following the advice of "TheFruitarian" on You Tube I now blend for no longer than 30 seconds. This makes the kale more "al dente" and I'm okay with that. Adding a banana makes the drink smoother.When I add less water the smoothie has the consistency of applesauce.This is my 4th day on kale/apple smoothies and I'm not looking back.

Answer: Amazon

<hl> Before I make a purchase I always check the reviews on Amazon . <hl> I did not however purchase the NB-900 thru Amazon because I wanted to be able to return it to my local box store in case the bad reviews proved true for me too. I've always juiced my kale greens and apples and had to get used to the smoothie texture. I call mine a "thickie" because I put less water in the 32-oz. Blending for 60 seconds macerates the kale. However, following the advice of "TheFruitarian" on You Tube I now blend for no longer than 30 seconds. This makes the kale more "al dente" and I'm okay with that. Adding a banana makes the drink smoother. When I add less water the smoothie has the consistency of applesauce. This is my 4th day on kale/apple smoothies and I'm not looking back.

Before I make a purchase I always check the reviews on <hl> Amazon <hl>. I did not however purchase the NB-900 thru Amazon because I wanted to be able to return it to my local box store in case the bad reviews proved true for me too.I've always juiced my kale greens and apples and had to get used to the smoothie texture. I call mine a "thickie" because I put less water in the 32-oz. Blending for 60 seconds macerates the kale. However, following the advice of "TheFruitarian" on You Tube I now blend for no longer than 30 seconds. This makes the kale more "al dente" and I'm okay with that. Adding a banana makes the drink smoother.When I add less water the smoothie has the consistency of applesauce.This is my 4th day on kale/apple smoothies and I'm not looking back.

Before I make a purchase I always check the reviews on <hl> Amazon <hl> .


Question: What produce does the person frequently juice?

Answer: kale greens and apples

Before I make a purchase I always check the reviews on Amazon. I did not however purchase the NB-900 thru Amazon because I wanted to be able to return it to my local box store in case the bad reviews proved true for me too. <hl> I've always juiced my kale greens and apples and had to get used to the smoothie texture. <hl> I call mine a "thickie" because I put less water in the 32-oz. Blending for 60 seconds macerates the kale. However, following the advice of "TheFruitarian" on You Tube I now blend for no longer than 30 seconds. This makes the kale more "al dente" and I'm okay with that. Adding a banana makes the drink smoother. When I add less water the smoothie has the consistency of applesauce. This is my 4th day on kale/apple smoothies and I'm not looking back.

Before I make a purchase I always check the reviews on Amazon. I did not however purchase the NB-900 thru Amazon because I wanted to be able to return it to my local box store in case the bad reviews proved true for me too.I've always juiced my <hl> kale greens and apples <hl> and had to get used to the smoothie texture. I call mine a "thickie" because I put less water in the 32-oz. Blending for 60 seconds macerates the kale. However, following the advice of "TheFruitarian" on You Tube I now blend for no longer than 30 seconds. This makes the kale more "al dente" and I'm okay with that. Adding a banana makes the drink smoother.When I add less water the smoothie has the consistency of applesauce.This is my 4th day on kale/apple smoothies and I'm not looking back.


Question: What model is the person reviewing?

Answer: NB-900

Before I make a purchase I always check the reviews on Amazon. <hl> I did not however purchase the NB-900 thru Amazon because I wanted to be able to return it to my local box store in case the bad reviews proved true for me too. <hl> I've always juiced my kale greens and apples and had to get used to the smoothie texture. I call mine a "thickie" because I put less water in the 32-oz. Blending for 60 seconds macerates the kale. However, following the advice of "TheFruitarian" on You Tube I now blend for no longer than 30 seconds. This makes the kale more "al dente" and I'm okay with that. Adding a banana makes the drink smoother. When I add less water the smoothie has the consistency of applesauce. This is my 4th day on kale/apple smoothies and I'm not looking back.

Before I make a purchase I always check the reviews on Amazon. I did not however purchase the <hl> NB-900 <hl> thru Amazon because I wanted to be able to return it to my local box store in case the bad reviews proved true for me too.I've always juiced my kale greens and apples and had to get used to the smoothie texture. I call mine a "thickie" because I put less water in the 32-oz. Blending for 60 seconds macerates the kale. However, following the advice of "TheFruitarian" on You Tube I now blend for no longer than 30 seconds. This makes the kale more "al dente" and I'm okay with that. Adding a banana makes the drink smoother.When I add less water the smoothie has the consistency of applesauce.This is my 4th day on kale/apple smoothies and I'm not looking back.


Question: What fruit can make a drink smoother?

Answer: banana

Before I make a purchase I always check the reviews on Amazon. I did not however purchase the NB-900 thru Amazon because I wanted to be able to return it to my local box store in case the bad reviews proved true for me too. I've always juiced my kale greens and apples and had to get used to the smoothie texture. I call mine a "thickie" because I put less water in the 32-oz. Blending for 60 seconds macerates the kale. However, following the advice of "TheFruitarian" on You Tube I now blend for no longer than 30 seconds. This makes the kale more "al dente" and I'm okay with that. <hl> Adding a banana makes the drink smoother. <hl> When I add less water the smoothie has the consistency of applesauce. This is my 4th day on kale/apple smoothies and I'm not looking back.

Before I make a purchase I always check the reviews on Amazon. I did not however purchase the NB-900 thru Amazon because I wanted to be able to return it to my local box store in case the bad reviews proved true for me too.I've always juiced my kale greens and apples and had to get used to the smoothie texture. I call mine a "thickie" because I put less water in the 32-oz. Blending for 60 seconds macerates the kale. However, following the advice of "TheFruitarian" on You Tube I now blend for no longer than 30 seconds. This makes the kale more "al dente" and I'm okay with that. Adding a <hl> banana <hl> makes the drink smoother.When I add less water the smoothie has the consistency of applesauce.This is my 4th day on kale/apple smoothies and I'm not looking back.