Question: What was the original product rating?

Answer: 4

so I'm giving it a 4 , rather than a 3,

It looks good. It has actually useful and worthwhile features (temp, and "keep warm"). My coffee really does seem better at 175F (aeropress).In use though, you have to 'learn it'. Not hard, but bearing in mind we're not doing anything even a tad complex, seems a bit unnecessary. At the start there was a lot of trying buttons and not being entirely sure whether it succeeded or not. For example, my first use: hit the temp I want. It should have started, but it looks like it hasn't - heh, "Start" is unlit, press that; hey - now the temp is flashing, wtf? looks urgent, I have to press something... Hit the temp again... nothing changes. Oh, perhaps it just flashes like that in that urgent looking manner for no reason... Well, not too painful. Wait, I've finished with it, how do I make it stop...? What?, I really have to manually turn the thing off every time?This is all in the manual and not too obscure, but really, how much should I need a manual? How confused should a guest in my house be by /an electric kettle/?At this price I expect someone to do a quality design of the controls, not just the aesthetics. I do like the kettle and I'm feeling generous <hl> so I'm giving it a 4 , rather than a 3, <hl> but it's a close thing. Review Edit: definitely dropping this to 3 stars, might contemplate 2. My wife and I, who are pretty tech-savvy, get caught out by the silly interface for this frequently - both intending to turn it on and failing, and failing to turn it off when we're finished with it. Added to that, and it's increasingly failing to shut off from the boil setting in a timely manner. I think it still shuts off, but takes a couple of minutes of boiling. Overall, it's a nice looking product, but the user experience was not designed properly at all, and the performance is questionable.

It looks good. It has actually useful and worthwhile features (temp, and "keep warm"). My coffee really does seem better at 175F (aeropress).In use though, you have to 'learn it'. Not hard, but bearing in mind we're not doing anything even a tad complex, seems a bit unnecessary. At the start there was a lot of trying buttons and not being entirely sure whether it succeeded or not.For example, my first use: hit the temp I want. It should have started, but it looks like it hasn't - heh, "Start" is unlit, press that; hey - now the temp is flashing, wtf? looks urgent, I have to press something... Hit the temp again... nothing changes. Oh, perhaps it just flashes like that in that urgent looking manner for no reason... Well, not too painful. Wait, I've finished with it, how do I make it stop...? What?, I really have to manually turn the thing off every time?This is all in the manual and not too obscure, but really, how much should I need a manual? How confused should a guest in my house be by /an electric kettle/?At this price I expect someone to do a quality design of the controls, not just the aesthetics. I do like the kettle and I'm feeling generous so I'm giving it a <hl> 4 <hl>, rather than a 3, but it's a close thing.Review Edit: definitely dropping this to 3 stars, might contemplate 2. My wife and I, who are pretty tech-savvy, get caught out by the silly interface for this frequently - both intending to turn it on and failing, and failing to turn it off when we're finished with it. Added to that, and it's increasingly failing to shut off from the boil setting in a timely manner. I think it still shuts off, but takes a couple of minutes of boiling. Overall, it's a nice looking product, but the user experience was not designed properly at all, and the performance is questionable.

so I'm giving it a <hl> 4 <hl> , rather than a 3,


Question: What brand is the rice cooker being reviewed?

Zojirushi really knows how to make a rice-cooker.Be ware.. 10-cups refers to Japanese cups, which are smaller than American cups.Pros:-- can cook a variety of rice and other grains (even more than its predecessors)-- extremely reliable results-- can keep rice warm for extended periods of time-- very easy to useCons:-- as with other models, the instruction book leaves a little to be desired-- very loud, annoying sounds when the rice is done. This only lasts a few seconds, but it is very assertive (if this is one of the 'cons', you know that the product is pretty much perfect)-- fairly large footprint, but it is light enough to store under the counter or in a less conspicuous place.

Answer: Zojirushi

<hl> Zojirushi really knows how to make a rice-cooker. <hl> Be ware.. 10-cups refers to Japanese cups, which are smaller than American cups. Pros:-- can cook a variety of rice and other grains (even more than its predecessors)-- extremely reliable results-- can keep rice warm for extended periods of time-- very easy to useCons:-- as with other models, the instruction book leaves a little to be desired-- very loud, annoying sounds when the rice is done. This only lasts a few seconds, but it is very assertive (if this is one of the 'cons', you know that the product is pretty much perfect)-- fairly large footprint, but it is light enough to store under the counter or in a less conspicuous place.

<hl> Zojirushi <hl> really knows how to make a rice-cooker.Be ware.. 10-cups refers to Japanese cups, which are smaller than American cups.Pros:-- can cook a variety of rice and other grains (even more than its predecessors)-- extremely reliable results-- can keep rice warm for extended periods of time-- very easy to useCons:-- as with other models, the instruction book leaves a little to be desired-- very loud, annoying sounds when the rice is done. This only lasts a few seconds, but it is very assertive (if this is one of the 'cons', you know that the product is pretty much perfect)-- fairly large footprint, but it is light enough to store under the counter or in a less conspicuous place.


Question: What size are Japanese cups compared to American cups?

Answer: smaller

Zojirushi really knows how to make a rice-cooker. <hl> Be ware.. 10-cups refers to Japanese cups, which are smaller than American cups. <hl> Pros:-- can cook a variety of rice and other grains (even more than its predecessors)-- extremely reliable results-- can keep rice warm for extended periods of time-- very easy to useCons:-- as with other models, the instruction book leaves a little to be desired-- very loud, annoying sounds when the rice is done. This only lasts a few seconds, but it is very assertive (if this is one of the 'cons', you know that the product is pretty much perfect)-- fairly large footprint, but it is light enough to store under the counter or in a less conspicuous place.

Zojirushi really knows how to make a rice-cooker.Be ware.. 10-cups refers to Japanese cups, which are <hl> smaller <hl> than American cups.Pros:-- can cook a variety of rice and other grains (even more than its predecessors)-- extremely reliable results-- can keep rice warm for extended periods of time-- very easy to useCons:-- as with other models, the instruction book leaves a little to be desired-- very loud, annoying sounds when the rice is done. This only lasts a few seconds, but it is very assertive (if this is one of the 'cons', you know that the product is pretty much perfect)-- fairly large footprint, but it is light enough to store under the counter or in a less conspicuous place.


Question: How long can the product keep rice warm for?

Answer: extended periods of time

Zojirushi really knows how to make a rice-cooker. Be ware.. 10-cups refers to Japanese cups, which are smaller than American cups. <hl> Pros:-- can cook a variety of rice and other grains (even more than its predecessors)-- extremely reliable results-- can keep rice warm for extended periods of time -- very easy to useCons:-- as with other models, the instruction book leaves a little to be desired-- very loud, annoying sounds when the rice is done. <hl> This only lasts a few seconds, but it is very assertive (if this is one of the 'cons', you know that the product is pretty much perfect)-- fairly large footprint, but it is light enough to store under the counter or in a less conspicuous place.

Zojirushi really knows how to make a rice-cooker.Be ware.. 10-cups refers to Japanese cups, which are smaller than American cups.Pros:-- can cook a variety of rice and other grains (even more than its predecessors)-- extremely reliable results-- can keep rice warm for <hl> extended periods of time <hl>-- very easy to useCons:-- as with other models, the instruction book leaves a little to be desired-- very loud, annoying sounds when the rice is done. This only lasts a few seconds, but it is very assertive (if this is one of the 'cons', you know that the product is pretty much perfect)-- fairly large footprint, but it is light enough to store under the counter or in a less conspicuous place.

Pros:-- can cook a variety of rice and other grains (even more than its predecessors)-- extremely reliable results-- can keep rice warm for <hl> extended periods of time <hl> -- very easy to useCons:-- as with other models, the instruction book leaves a little to be desired-- very loud, annoying sounds when the rice is done.


Question: What type of sounds does the product produce?

Answer: very loud, annoying sounds

Zojirushi really knows how to make a rice-cooker. Be ware.. 10-cups refers to Japanese cups, which are smaller than American cups. <hl> Pros:-- can cook a variety of rice and other grains (even more than its predecessors)-- extremely reliable results-- can keep rice warm for extended periods of time-- very easy to useCons:-- as with other models, the instruction book leaves a little to be desired-- very loud, annoying sounds when the rice is done. <hl> This only lasts a few seconds, but it is very assertive (if this is one of the 'cons', you know that the product is pretty much perfect)-- fairly large footprint, but it is light enough to store under the counter or in a less conspicuous place.

Zojirushi really knows how to make a rice-cooker.Be ware.. 10-cups refers to Japanese cups, which are smaller than American cups.Pros:-- can cook a variety of rice and other grains (even more than its predecessors)-- extremely reliable results-- can keep rice warm for extended periods of time-- very easy to useCons:-- as with other models, the instruction book leaves a little to be desired-- <hl> very loud, annoying sounds <hl> when the rice is done. This only lasts a few seconds, but it is very assertive (if this is one of the 'cons', you know that the product is pretty much perfect)-- fairly large footprint, but it is light enough to store under the counter or in a less conspicuous place.


Question: What is one appropriate place to store the rice cooker, according to the user?

Answer: under the counter

Zojirushi really knows how to make a rice-cooker. Be ware.. 10-cups refers to Japanese cups, which are smaller than American cups. Pros:-- can cook a variety of rice and other grains (even more than its predecessors)-- extremely reliable results-- can keep rice warm for extended periods of time-- very easy to useCons:-- as with other models, the instruction book leaves a little to be desired-- very loud, annoying sounds when the rice is done. <hl> This only lasts a few seconds, but it is very assertive (if this is one of the 'cons', you know that the product is pretty much perfect)-- fairly large footprint, but it is light enough to store under the counter or in a less conspicuous place. <hl>

Zojirushi really knows how to make a rice-cooker.Be ware.. 10-cups refers to Japanese cups, which are smaller than American cups.Pros:-- can cook a variety of rice and other grains (even more than its predecessors)-- extremely reliable results-- can keep rice warm for extended periods of time-- very easy to useCons:-- as with other models, the instruction book leaves a little to be desired-- very loud, annoying sounds when the rice is done. This only lasts a few seconds, but it is very assertive (if this is one of the 'cons', you know that the product is pretty much perfect)-- fairly large footprint, but it is light enough to store <hl> under the counter <hl> or in a less conspicuous place.


Question: Who were the glasses purchased for?

I purchased these glasses as a Christmas gift for my son and daughter in law. I bought the shot glasses and iced teas' as well (they may not call them ice teas' but they are long and tall). Anyway, glasses are good looking albeit a bit different but that's why we all like 'em. They feel good in your hand I a imagine they won't get dropped as often as others because of the indentations. Nice weight but I would have given them five stars if they were just a bit heavier and a mil thicker but I have no complaints because these are reasonably priced for what you get. Shot glasses are perfect. I would give 4.5 stars but you can't. I have been looking for other gifts for the kids because I want to keep the glasses. I know it's terrible but if anyone has any ideas...

Answer: son and daughter in law

<hl> I purchased these glasses as a Christmas gift for my son and daughter in law . <hl> I bought the shot glasses and iced teas' as well (they may not call them ice teas' but they are long and tall). Anyway, glasses are good looking albeit a bit different but that's why we all like 'em. They feel good in your hand I a imagine they won't get dropped as often as others because of the indentations. Nice weight but I would have given them five stars if they were just a bit heavier and a mil thicker but I have no complaints because these are reasonably priced for what you get. Shot glasses are perfect. I would give 4.5 stars but you can't. I have been looking for other gifts for the kids because I want to keep the glasses. I know it's terrible but if anyone has any ideas...

I purchased these glasses as a Christmas gift for my <hl> son and daughter in law <hl>. I bought the shot glasses and iced teas' as well (they may not call them ice teas' but they are long and tall). Anyway, glasses are good looking albeit a bit different but that's why we all like 'em. They feel good in your hand I a imagine they won't get dropped as often as others because of the indentations. Nice weight but I would have given them five stars if they were just a bit heavier and a mil thicker but I have no complaints because these are reasonably priced for what you get. Shot glasses are perfect. I would give 4.5 stars but you can't. I have been looking for other gifts for the kids because I want to keep the glasses. I know it's terrible but if anyone has any ideas...

I purchased these glasses as a Christmas gift for my <hl> son and daughter in law <hl> .


Question: What occasion were the glasses purchased for?

Answer: Christmas

<hl> I purchased these glasses as a Christmas gift for my son and daughter in law. <hl> I bought the shot glasses and iced teas' as well (they may not call them ice teas' but they are long and tall). Anyway, glasses are good looking albeit a bit different but that's why we all like 'em. They feel good in your hand I a imagine they won't get dropped as often as others because of the indentations. Nice weight but I would have given them five stars if they were just a bit heavier and a mil thicker but I have no complaints because these are reasonably priced for what you get. Shot glasses are perfect. I would give 4.5 stars but you can't. I have been looking for other gifts for the kids because I want to keep the glasses. I know it's terrible but if anyone has any ideas...

I purchased these glasses as a <hl> Christmas <hl> gift for my son and daughter in law. I bought the shot glasses and iced teas' as well (they may not call them ice teas' but they are long and tall). Anyway, glasses are good looking albeit a bit different but that's why we all like 'em. They feel good in your hand I a imagine they won't get dropped as often as others because of the indentations. Nice weight but I would have given them five stars if they were just a bit heavier and a mil thicker but I have no complaints because these are reasonably priced for what you get. Shot glasses are perfect. I would give 4.5 stars but you can't. I have been looking for other gifts for the kids because I want to keep the glasses. I know it's terrible but if anyone has any ideas...


Question: How do the glasses feel in one's hand?

Answer: good

I purchased these glasses as a Christmas gift for my son and daughter in law. I bought the shot glasses and iced teas' as well (they may not call them ice teas' but they are long and tall). <hl> Anyway, glasses are good looking albeit a bit different <hl> but that's why we all like 'em. They feel good in your hand I a imagine they won't get dropped as often as others because of the indentations. Nice weight but I would have given them five stars if they were just a bit heavier and a mil thicker but I have no complaints because these are reasonably priced for what you get. Shot glasses are perfect. I would give 4.5 stars but you can't. I have been looking for other gifts for the kids because I want to keep the glasses. I know it's terrible but if anyone has any ideas...

I purchased these glasses as a Christmas gift for my son and daughter in law. I bought the shot glasses and iced teas' as well (they may not call them ice teas' but they are long and tall). Anyway, glasses are <hl> good <hl> looking albeit a bit different but that's why we all like 'em. They feel good in your hand I a imagine they won't get dropped as often as others because of the indentations. Nice weight but I would have given them five stars if they were just a bit heavier and a mil thicker but I have no complaints because these are reasonably priced for what you get. Shot glasses are perfect. I would give 4.5 stars but you can't. I have been looking for other gifts for the kids because I want to keep the glasses. I know it's terrible but if anyone has any ideas...


Question: What feature of the glasses might prevent accidental drops?

Answer: the indentations

I purchased these glasses as a Christmas gift for my son and daughter in law. I bought the shot glasses and iced teas' as well (they may not call them ice teas' but they are long and tall). Anyway, glasses are good looking albeit a bit different but that's why we all like 'em. <hl> They feel good in your hand I a imagine they won't get dropped as often as others because of the indentations . <hl> Nice weight but I would have given them five stars if they were just a bit heavier and a mil thicker but I have no complaints because these are reasonably priced for what you get. Shot glasses are perfect. I would give 4.5 stars but you can't. I have been looking for other gifts for the kids because I want to keep the glasses. I know it's terrible but if anyone has any ideas...

I purchased these glasses as a Christmas gift for my son and daughter in law. I bought the shot glasses and iced teas' as well (they may not call them ice teas' but they are long and tall). Anyway, glasses are good looking albeit a bit different but that's why we all like 'em. They feel good in your hand I a imagine they won't get dropped as often as others because of <hl> the indentations <hl>. Nice weight but I would have given them five stars if they were just a bit heavier and a mil thicker but I have no complaints because these are reasonably priced for what you get. Shot glasses are perfect. I would give 4.5 stars but you can't. I have been looking for other gifts for the kids because I want to keep the glasses. I know it's terrible but if anyone has any ideas...

They feel good in your hand I a imagine they won't get dropped as often as others because of <hl> the indentations <hl> .


Question: How many stars would the user give to the product?

Answer: 4.5 stars

I would give 4.5 stars but you can't.

I purchased these glasses as a Christmas gift for my son and daughter in law. I bought the shot glasses and iced teas' as well (they may not call them ice teas' but they are long and tall). Anyway, glasses are good looking albeit a bit different but that's why we all like 'em. They feel good in your hand I a imagine they won't get dropped as often as others because of the indentations. Nice weight but I would have given them five stars if they were just a bit heavier and a mil thicker but I have no complaints because these are reasonably priced for what you get. Shot glasses are perfect. <hl> I would give 4.5 stars but you can't. <hl> I have been looking for other gifts for the kids because I want to keep the glasses. I know it's terrible but if anyone has any ideas...

I purchased these glasses as a Christmas gift for my son and daughter in law. I bought the shot glasses and iced teas' as well (they may not call them ice teas' but they are long and tall). Anyway, glasses are good looking albeit a bit different but that's why we all like 'em. They feel good in your hand I a imagine they won't get dropped as often as others because of the indentations. Nice weight but I would have given them five stars if they were just a bit heavier and a mil thicker but I have no complaints because these are reasonably priced for what you get. Shot glasses are perfect. I would give <hl> 4.5 stars <hl> but you can't. I have been looking for other gifts for the kids because I want to keep the glasses. I know it's terrible but if anyone has any ideas...


Question: What brand of product is the person reviewing?

We have an entire set of All-Clad, and need to add a couple more pieces. They're expensive! So why pay such a high price? Because without execption, there is none better. These pots and pans are built to last, out last and then some. The bottoms never warp so it's always even heating, no wolbbling on the burner, food doesn't run to one edge.Cleaning is a snap. Being stainless steel, the surface is very smooth and hard. If something does manage to get stuck, I just put water and liquid soap in the pot, and boil it for 5 minutes. Comes right out.Yes, they are expensive at first, but when you figure all the years they're going to last, cost per year is cheap. I honestly figure these pots and pans will be in the family long after I'm gone, passed on to my daughter, and probably to hers later. That makes them very cheap.

Answer: All-Clad

<hl> We have an entire set of All-Clad , and need to add a couple more pieces. <hl> They're expensive! So why pay such a high price? Because without execption, there is none better. These pots and pans are built to last, out last and then some. The bottoms never warp so it's always even heating, no wolbbling on the burner, food doesn't run to one edge. Cleaning is a snap. Being stainless steel, the surface is very smooth and hard. If something does manage to get stuck, I just put water and liquid soap in the pot, and boil it for 5 minutes. Comes right out. Yes, they are expensive at first, but when you figure all the years they're going to last, cost per year is cheap. I honestly figure these pots and pans will be in the family long after I'm gone, passed on to my daughter, and probably to hers later. That makes them very cheap.

We have an entire set of <hl> All-Clad <hl>, and need to add a couple more pieces. They're expensive! So why pay such a high price? Because without execption, there is none better. These pots and pans are built to last, out last and then some. The bottoms never warp so it's always even heating, no wolbbling on the burner, food doesn't run to one edge.Cleaning is a snap. Being stainless steel, the surface is very smooth and hard. If something does manage to get stuck, I just put water and liquid soap in the pot, and boil it for 5 minutes. Comes right out.Yes, they are expensive at first, but when you figure all the years they're going to last, cost per year is cheap. I honestly figure these pots and pans will be in the family long after I'm gone, passed on to my daughter, and probably to hers later. That makes them very cheap.

We have an entire set of <hl> All-Clad <hl> , and need to add a couple more pieces.


Question: What part of the cookware will never warp?

Answer: bottoms

We have an entire set of All-Clad, and need to add a couple more pieces. They're expensive! So why pay such a high price? Because without execption, there is none better. These pots and pans are built to last, out last and then some. <hl> The bottoms never warp so it's always even heating, no wolbbling on the burner, food doesn't run to one edge. <hl> Cleaning is a snap. Being stainless steel, the surface is very smooth and hard. If something does manage to get stuck, I just put water and liquid soap in the pot, and boil it for 5 minutes. Comes right out. Yes, they are expensive at first, but when you figure all the years they're going to last, cost per year is cheap. I honestly figure these pots and pans will be in the family long after I'm gone, passed on to my daughter, and probably to hers later. That makes them very cheap.

We have an entire set of All-Clad, and need to add a couple more pieces. They're expensive! So why pay such a high price? Because without execption, there is none better. These pots and pans are built to last, out last and then some. The <hl> bottoms <hl> never warp so it's always even heating, no wolbbling on the burner, food doesn't run to one edge.Cleaning is a snap. Being stainless steel, the surface is very smooth and hard. If something does manage to get stuck, I just put water and liquid soap in the pot, and boil it for 5 minutes. Comes right out.Yes, they are expensive at first, but when you figure all the years they're going to last, cost per year is cheap. I honestly figure these pots and pans will be in the family long after I'm gone, passed on to my daughter, and probably to hers later. That makes them very cheap.


Question: How many brands are better than All-Clad, according to the user?

Answer: none

We have an entire set of All-Clad, and need to add a couple more pieces. They're expensive! So why pay such a high price? <hl> Because without execption, there is none better. <hl> These pots and pans are built to last, out last and then some. The bottoms never warp so it's always even heating, no wolbbling on the burner, food doesn't run to one edge. Cleaning is a snap. Being stainless steel, the surface is very smooth and hard. If something does manage to get stuck, I just put water and liquid soap in the pot, and boil it for 5 minutes. Comes right out. Yes, they are expensive at first, but when you figure all the years they're going to last, cost per year is cheap. I honestly figure these pots and pans will be in the family long after I'm gone, passed on to my daughter, and probably to hers later. That makes them very cheap.

We have an entire set of All-Clad, and need to add a couple more pieces. They're expensive! So why pay such a high price? Because without execption, there is <hl> none <hl> better. These pots and pans are built to last, out last and then some. The bottoms never warp so it's always even heating, no wolbbling on the burner, food doesn't run to one edge.Cleaning is a snap. Being stainless steel, the surface is very smooth and hard. If something does manage to get stuck, I just put water and liquid soap in the pot, and boil it for 5 minutes. Comes right out.Yes, they are expensive at first, but when you figure all the years they're going to last, cost per year is cheap. I honestly figure these pots and pans will be in the family long after I'm gone, passed on to my daughter, and probably to hers later. That makes them very cheap.


Question: What is the cookware made of?

Answer: stainless steel

We have an entire set of All-Clad, and need to add a couple more pieces. They're expensive! So why pay such a high price? Because without execption, there is none better. These pots and pans are built to last, out last and then some. The bottoms never warp so it's always even heating, no wolbbling on the burner, food doesn't run to one edge. Cleaning is a snap. <hl> Being stainless steel , the surface is very smooth and hard. <hl> If something does manage to get stuck, I just put water and liquid soap in the pot, and boil it for 5 minutes. Comes right out. Yes, they are expensive at first, but when you figure all the years they're going to last, cost per year is cheap. I honestly figure these pots and pans will be in the family long after I'm gone, passed on to my daughter, and probably to hers later. That makes them very cheap.

We have an entire set of All-Clad, and need to add a couple more pieces. They're expensive! So why pay such a high price? Because without execption, there is none better. These pots and pans are built to last, out last and then some. The bottoms never warp so it's always even heating, no wolbbling on the burner, food doesn't run to one edge.Cleaning is a snap. Being <hl> stainless steel <hl>, the surface is very smooth and hard. If something does manage to get stuck, I just put water and liquid soap in the pot, and boil it for 5 minutes. Comes right out.Yes, they are expensive at first, but when you figure all the years they're going to last, cost per year is cheap. I honestly figure these pots and pans will be in the family long after I'm gone, passed on to my daughter, and probably to hers later. That makes them very cheap.

Being <hl> stainless steel <hl> , the surface is very smooth and hard.


Question: Who might the user give the cookware to eventually?

Answer: daughter

We have an entire set of All-Clad, and need to add a couple more pieces. They're expensive! So why pay such a high price? Because without execption, there is none better. These pots and pans are built to last, out last and then some. The bottoms never warp so it's always even heating, no wolbbling on the burner, food doesn't run to one edge. Cleaning is a snap. Being stainless steel, the surface is very smooth and hard. If something does manage to get stuck, I just put water and liquid soap in the pot, and boil it for 5 minutes. Comes right out. Yes, they are expensive at first, but when you figure all the years they're going to last, cost per year is cheap. <hl> I honestly figure these pots and pans will be in the family long after I'm gone, passed on to my daughter , and probably to hers later. <hl> That makes them very cheap.

We have an entire set of All-Clad, and need to add a couple more pieces. They're expensive! So why pay such a high price? Because without execption, there is none better. These pots and pans are built to last, out last and then some. The bottoms never warp so it's always even heating, no wolbbling on the burner, food doesn't run to one edge.Cleaning is a snap. Being stainless steel, the surface is very smooth and hard. If something does manage to get stuck, I just put water and liquid soap in the pot, and boil it for 5 minutes. Comes right out.Yes, they are expensive at first, but when you figure all the years they're going to last, cost per year is cheap. I honestly figure these pots and pans will be in the family long after I'm gone, passed on to my <hl> daughter <hl>, and probably to hers later. That makes them very cheap.

I honestly figure these pots and pans will be in the family long after I'm gone, passed on to my <hl> daughter <hl> , and probably to hers later.


Question: What type of product is the person reviewing?

The benefits are easy to see and enjoyable to determine. Pop the cork on your favorite Merlot. Pour some right into a glass and some through this aerator (and ideally into a second glass).For me, immediately after pouring the wine which had been aerated tasted much better. After both glasses had been sitting for about 30 minutes, the "unareated" wine tasted about like the aerated wine when it was just poured. The aerated wine tasted even better.Unlink other aerators I've tried fit in the bottle's neck. This one remains separate. You hold it in one hand and pour the wine through it with the other. While the method requires an extra hand, it also gives the wine more opportunity to breathe as it falls from the bottle into the aerator.The aerator was sent so I could provide this fair and honest review.

Answer: aerator

The benefits are easy to see and enjoyable to determine. Pop the cork on your favorite Merlot. <hl> Pour some right into a glass and some through this aerator (and ideally into a second glass).For me, immediately after pouring the wine which had been aerated tasted much better. <hl> After both glasses had been sitting for about 30 minutes, the "unareated" wine tasted about like the aerated wine when it was just poured. The aerated wine tasted even better. Unlink other aerators I've tried fit in the bottle's neck. This one remains separate. You hold it in one hand and pour the wine through it with the other. While the method requires an extra hand, it also gives the wine more opportunity to breathe as it falls from the bottle into the aerator. The aerator was sent so I could provide this fair and honest review.

The benefits are easy to see and enjoyable to determine. Pop the cork on your favorite Merlot. Pour some right into a glass and some through this <hl> aerator <hl> (and ideally into a second glass).For me, immediately after pouring the wine which had been aerated tasted much better. After both glasses had been sitting for about 30 minutes, the "unareated" wine tasted about like the aerated wine when it was just poured. The aerated wine tasted even better.Unlink other aerators I've tried fit in the bottle's neck. This one remains separate. You hold it in one hand and pour the wine through it with the other. While the method requires an extra hand, it also gives the wine more opportunity to breathe as it falls from the bottle into the aerator.The aerator was sent so I could provide this fair and honest review.


Question: What type of beverage is the product typically used with?

Answer: wine

The benefits are easy to see and enjoyable to determine. Pop the cork on your favorite Merlot. <hl> Pour some right into a glass and some through this aerator (and ideally into a second glass).For me, immediately after pouring the wine which had been aerated tasted much better. <hl> After both glasses had been sitting for about 30 minutes, the "unareated" wine tasted about like the aerated wine when it was just poured. The aerated wine tasted even better. Unlink other aerators I've tried fit in the bottle's neck. This one remains separate. You hold it in one hand and pour the wine through it with the other. While the method requires an extra hand, it also gives the wine more opportunity to breathe as it falls from the bottle into the aerator. The aerator was sent so I could provide this fair and honest review.

The benefits are easy to see and enjoyable to determine. Pop the cork on your favorite Merlot. Pour some right into a glass and some through this aerator (and ideally into a second glass).For me, immediately after pouring the <hl> wine <hl> which had been aerated tasted much better. After both glasses had been sitting for about 30 minutes, the "unareated" wine tasted about like the aerated wine when it was just poured. The aerated wine tasted even better.Unlink other aerators I've tried fit in the bottle's neck. This one remains separate. You hold it in one hand and pour the wine through it with the other. While the method requires an extra hand, it also gives the wine more opportunity to breathe as it falls from the bottle into the aerator.The aerator was sent so I could provide this fair and honest review.


Question: Which version of the wine tasted superior?

Answer: The aerated wine

The aerated wine tasted even better.

The benefits are easy to see and enjoyable to determine. Pop the cork on your favorite Merlot. Pour some right into a glass and some through this aerator (and ideally into a second glass).For me, immediately after pouring the wine which had been aerated tasted much better. After both glasses had been sitting for about 30 minutes, the "unareated" wine tasted about like the aerated wine when it was just poured. <hl> The aerated wine tasted even better. <hl> Unlink other aerators I've tried fit in the bottle's neck. This one remains separate. You hold it in one hand and pour the wine through it with the other. While the method requires an extra hand, it also gives the wine more opportunity to breathe as it falls from the bottle into the aerator. The aerator was sent so I could provide this fair and honest review.

The benefits are easy to see and enjoyable to determine. Pop the cork on your favorite Merlot. Pour some right into a glass and some through this aerator (and ideally into a second glass).For me, immediately after pouring the wine which had been aerated tasted much better. After both glasses had been sitting for about 30 minutes, the "unareated" wine tasted about like the aerated wine when it was just poured. <hl> The aerated wine <hl> tasted even better.Unlink other aerators I've tried fit in the bottle's neck. This one remains separate. You hold it in one hand and pour the wine through it with the other. While the method requires an extra hand, it also gives the wine more opportunity to breathe as it falls from the bottle into the aerator.The aerator was sent so I could provide this fair and honest review.


Question: What type of wine does the user recommend?

Answer: Merlot

Pop the cork on your favorite Merlot .

The benefits are easy to see and enjoyable to determine. <hl> Pop the cork on your favorite Merlot . <hl> Pour some right into a glass and some through this aerator (and ideally into a second glass).For me, immediately after pouring the wine which had been aerated tasted much better. After both glasses had been sitting for about 30 minutes, the "unareated" wine tasted about like the aerated wine when it was just poured. The aerated wine tasted even better. Unlink other aerators I've tried fit in the bottle's neck. This one remains separate. You hold it in one hand and pour the wine through it with the other. While the method requires an extra hand, it also gives the wine more opportunity to breathe as it falls from the bottle into the aerator. The aerator was sent so I could provide this fair and honest review.

The benefits are easy to see and enjoyable to determine. Pop the cork on your favorite <hl> Merlot <hl>. Pour some right into a glass and some through this aerator (and ideally into a second glass).For me, immediately after pouring the wine which had been aerated tasted much better. After both glasses had been sitting for about 30 minutes, the "unareated" wine tasted about like the aerated wine when it was just poured. The aerated wine tasted even better.Unlink other aerators I've tried fit in the bottle's neck. This one remains separate. You hold it in one hand and pour the wine through it with the other. While the method requires an extra hand, it also gives the wine more opportunity to breathe as it falls from the bottle into the aerator.The aerator was sent so I could provide this fair and honest review.

Pop the cork on your favorite <hl> Merlot <hl> .


Question: What did the person provide in exchange for receiving the aerator?

Answer: fair and honest review

The benefits are easy to see and enjoyable to determine. Pop the cork on your favorite Merlot. Pour some right into a glass and some through this aerator (and ideally into a second glass).For me, immediately after pouring the wine which had been aerated tasted much better. After both glasses had been sitting for about 30 minutes, the "unareated" wine tasted about like the aerated wine when it was just poured. The aerated wine tasted even better. Unlink other aerators I've tried fit in the bottle's neck. This one remains separate. You hold it in one hand and pour the wine through it with the other. While the method requires an extra hand, it also gives the wine more opportunity to breathe as it falls from the bottle into the aerator. <hl> The aerator was sent so I could provide this fair and honest review . <hl>

The benefits are easy to see and enjoyable to determine. Pop the cork on your favorite Merlot. Pour some right into a glass and some through this aerator (and ideally into a second glass).For me, immediately after pouring the wine which had been aerated tasted much better. After both glasses had been sitting for about 30 minutes, the "unareated" wine tasted about like the aerated wine when it was just poured. The aerated wine tasted even better.Unlink other aerators I've tried fit in the bottle's neck. This one remains separate. You hold it in one hand and pour the wine through it with the other. While the method requires an extra hand, it also gives the wine more opportunity to breathe as it falls from the bottle into the aerator.The aerator was sent so I could provide this <hl> fair and honest review <hl>.

The aerator was sent so I could provide this <hl> fair and honest review <hl> .


Question: What area of the country does the user reside in?

With a recent downturn in the temperatures up here in the Pacific NW, I needed an extra "layer" -- saw this, read the reviews, and ordered it.Very happy with this! It's super soft, very warm, not too heavy, and doesn't slip around. I ordered the "sage" color -- it's a soft almost neutral sage/olive green that works well in a lot of palettes.I've washed it once, and put it through the dryer. It did produce significant amount of "fuzz," but most of it remained in the dryer on the filter, and I haven't noticed much on the bed.I definitely would purchase this again.

Answer: the Pacific NW

<hl> With a recent downturn in the temperatures up here in the Pacific NW , I needed an extra "layer" -- saw this, read the reviews, and ordered it. <hl> Very happy with this! It's super soft, very warm, not too heavy, and doesn't slip around. I ordered the "sage" color -- it's a soft almost neutral sage/olive green that works well in a lot of palettes. I've washed it once, and put it through the dryer. It did produce significant amount of "fuzz," but most of it remained in the dryer on the filter, and I haven't noticed much on the bed. I definitely would purchase this again.

With a recent downturn in the temperatures up here in <hl> the Pacific NW <hl>, I needed an extra "layer" -- saw this, read the reviews, and ordered it.Very happy with this! It's super soft, very warm, not too heavy, and doesn't slip around. I ordered the "sage" color -- it's a soft almost neutral sage/olive green that works well in a lot of palettes.I've washed it once, and put it through the dryer. It did produce significant amount of "fuzz," but most of it remained in the dryer on the filter, and I haven't noticed much on the bed.I definitely would purchase this again.

With a recent downturn in the temperatures up here in <hl> the Pacific NW <hl> , I needed an extra "layer" -- saw this, read the reviews, and ordered it.


Question: How many times has the person washed the product?

Answer: once

With a recent downturn in the temperatures up here in the Pacific NW, I needed an extra "layer" -- saw this, read the reviews, and ordered it. Very happy with this! It's super soft, very warm, not too heavy, and doesn't slip around. I ordered the "sage" color -- it's a soft almost neutral sage/olive green that works well in a lot of palettes. <hl> I've washed it once , and put it through the dryer. <hl> It did produce significant amount of "fuzz," but most of it remained in the dryer on the filter, and I haven't noticed much on the bed. I definitely would purchase this again.

With a recent downturn in the temperatures up here in the Pacific NW, I needed an extra "layer" -- saw this, read the reviews, and ordered it.Very happy with this! It's super soft, very warm, not too heavy, and doesn't slip around. I ordered the "sage" color -- it's a soft almost neutral sage/olive green that works well in a lot of palettes.I've washed it <hl> once <hl>, and put it through the dryer. It did produce significant amount of "fuzz," but most of it remained in the dryer on the filter, and I haven't noticed much on the bed.I definitely would purchase this again.

I've washed it <hl> once <hl> , and put it through the dryer.


Question: What did the product produce after being washed and dried?

Answer: fuzz

With a recent downturn in the temperatures up here in the Pacific NW, I needed an extra "layer" -- saw this, read the reviews, and ordered it. Very happy with this! It's super soft, very warm, not too heavy, and doesn't slip around. I ordered the "sage" color -- it's a soft almost neutral sage/olive green that works well in a lot of palettes. I've washed it once, and put it through the dryer. <hl> It did produce significant amount of " fuzz ," but most of it remained in the dryer on the filter, and I haven't noticed much on the bed. <hl> I definitely would purchase this again.

With a recent downturn in the temperatures up here in the Pacific NW, I needed an extra "layer" -- saw this, read the reviews, and ordered it.Very happy with this! It's super soft, very warm, not too heavy, and doesn't slip around. I ordered the "sage" color -- it's a soft almost neutral sage/olive green that works well in a lot of palettes.I've washed it once, and put it through the dryer. It did produce significant amount of "<hl> fuzz <hl>," but most of it remained in the dryer on the filter, and I haven't noticed much on the bed.I definitely would purchase this again.

It did produce significant amount of " <hl> fuzz <hl> ," but most of it remained in the dryer on the filter, and I haven't noticed much on the bed.


Question: What color or product did the person purchase?

Answer: neutral sage/olive green

With a recent downturn in the temperatures up here in the Pacific NW, I needed an extra "layer" -- saw this, read the reviews, and ordered it. Very happy with this! It's super soft, very warm, not too heavy, and doesn't slip around. <hl> I ordered the "sage" color -- it's a soft almost neutral sage/olive green that works well in a lot of palettes. <hl> I've washed it once, and put it through the dryer. It did produce significant amount of "fuzz," but most of it remained in the dryer on the filter, and I haven't noticed much on the bed. I definitely would purchase this again.

With a recent downturn in the temperatures up here in the Pacific NW, I needed an extra "layer" -- saw this, read the reviews, and ordered it.Very happy with this! It's super soft, very warm, not too heavy, and doesn't slip around. I ordered the "sage" color -- it's a soft almost <hl> neutral sage/olive green <hl> that works well in a lot of palettes.I've washed it once, and put it through the dryer. It did produce significant amount of "fuzz," but most of it remained in the dryer on the filter, and I haven't noticed much on the bed.I definitely would purchase this again.


Question: What type of temperature change has recently occurred where the person lives?

Answer: downturn

<hl> With a recent downturn in the temperatures up here in the Pacific NW, I needed an extra "layer" -- saw this, read the reviews, and ordered it. <hl> Very happy with this! It's super soft, very warm, not too heavy, and doesn't slip around. I ordered the "sage" color -- it's a soft almost neutral sage/olive green that works well in a lot of palettes. I've washed it once, and put it through the dryer. It did produce significant amount of "fuzz," but most of it remained in the dryer on the filter, and I haven't noticed much on the bed. I definitely would purchase this again.

With a recent <hl> downturn <hl> in the temperatures up here in the Pacific NW, I needed an extra "layer" -- saw this, read the reviews, and ordered it.Very happy with this! It's super soft, very warm, not too heavy, and doesn't slip around. I ordered the "sage" color -- it's a soft almost neutral sage/olive green that works well in a lot of palettes.I've washed it once, and put it through the dryer. It did produce significant amount of "fuzz," but most of it remained in the dryer on the filter, and I haven't noticed much on the bed.I definitely would purchase this again.


Question: What brand of vacuum is this?

I almost had a heart attack the first time I used this (Hoover Elite Rewind for $79 at Walmart). I never realized how much dirt my old Eureka was leaving behind. My living room is 14 X 20. I had to empty that canister a dozen times. It kept filling up with cat hair (from a cat that died 12 years ago), sand, grit, dirt, dust and only God knows what else. If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes I wouldn't have believed it. It was scary. That filth has been hiding in my medium-pile carpet for over a decade. Vacuuming twice a week with a Eureka never touched it.There are no bags to buy. No filters of any kind to purchase. Just remove the canister and empty it into the waste bin. That's it. All the filters are washable too.The retracting cord is fabulous. This cleaner maneuvers easily. It's probably as noisy as any other vacuum cleaner, but who cares when it cleans so well. The carpet height feature is nice too. Some cleaners actually feel cheap. This one doesn't. You can tell it's quality stuff upon removing it from the box. There's not a lot of assembly either. All I had to do was screw in the handle. The canister empties easily too, just by pushing a button. The attachment hose is ready to use without having to attach it to anything. Just pull it out of it's holder and start dusting.I love this machine. I'd give it ten stars if I could.Many reviewers are complaining about an "extremely short attachment hose". I wonder if they're pushing it out of its holder before using it? Once it is freed it's good for corners and edges of the carpet, but still a short for other things...like stairs.

Answer: Hoover

<hl> I almost had a heart attack the first time I used this ( Hoover Elite Rewind for $79 at Walmart). <hl> I never realized how much dirt my old Eureka was leaving behind. My living room is 14 X 20. I had to empty that canister a dozen times. It kept filling up with cat hair (from a cat that died 12 years ago), sand, grit, dirt, dust and only God knows what else. If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes I wouldn't have believed it. It was scary. That filth has been hiding in my medium-pile carpet for over a decade. Vacuuming twice a week with a Eureka never touched it. There are no bags to buy. No filters of any kind to purchase. Just remove the canister and empty it into the waste bin. That's it. All the filters are washable too. The retracting cord is fabulous. This cleaner maneuvers easily. It's probably as noisy as any other vacuum cleaner, but who cares when it cleans so well. The carpet height feature is nice too. Some cleaners actually feel cheap. This one doesn't. You can tell it's quality stuff upon removing it from the box. There's not a lot of assembly either. All I had to do was screw in the handle. The canister empties easily too, just by pushing a button. The attachment hose is ready to use without having to attach it to anything. Just pull it out of it's holder and start dusting. I love this machine. I'd give it ten stars if I could. Many reviewers are complaining about an "extremely short attachment hose". I wonder if they're pushing it out of its holder before using it? Once it is freed it's good for corners and edges of the carpet, but still a short for other things...like stairs.

I almost had a heart attack the first time I used this (<hl> Hoover <hl> Elite Rewind for $79 at Walmart). I never realized how much dirt my old Eureka was leaving behind. My living room is 14 X 20. I had to empty that canister a dozen times. It kept filling up with cat hair (from a cat that died 12 years ago), sand, grit, dirt, dust and only God knows what else. If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes I wouldn't have believed it. It was scary. That filth has been hiding in my medium-pile carpet for over a decade. Vacuuming twice a week with a Eureka never touched it.There are no bags to buy. No filters of any kind to purchase. Just remove the canister and empty it into the waste bin. That's it. All the filters are washable too.The retracting cord is fabulous. This cleaner maneuvers easily. It's probably as noisy as any other vacuum cleaner, but who cares when it cleans so well. The carpet height feature is nice too. Some cleaners actually feel cheap. This one doesn't. You can tell it's quality stuff upon removing it from the box. There's not a lot of assembly either. All I had to do was screw in the handle. The canister empties easily too, just by pushing a button. The attachment hose is ready to use without having to attach it to anything. Just pull it out of it's holder and start dusting.I love this machine. I'd give it ten stars if I could.Many reviewers are complaining about an "extremely short attachment hose". I wonder if they're pushing it out of its holder before using it? Once it is freed it's good for corners and edges of the carpet, but still a short for other things...like stairs.

I almost had a heart attack the first time I used this ( <hl> Hoover <hl> Elite Rewind for $79 at Walmart).


Question: How much did they pay for the vacuum?

Answer: $79

<hl> I almost had a heart attack the first time I used this (Hoover Elite Rewind for $79 at Walmart). <hl> I never realized how much dirt my old Eureka was leaving behind. My living room is 14 X 20. I had to empty that canister a dozen times. It kept filling up with cat hair (from a cat that died 12 years ago), sand, grit, dirt, dust and only God knows what else. If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes I wouldn't have believed it. It was scary. That filth has been hiding in my medium-pile carpet for over a decade. Vacuuming twice a week with a Eureka never touched it. There are no bags to buy. No filters of any kind to purchase. Just remove the canister and empty it into the waste bin. That's it. All the filters are washable too. The retracting cord is fabulous. This cleaner maneuvers easily. It's probably as noisy as any other vacuum cleaner, but who cares when it cleans so well. The carpet height feature is nice too. Some cleaners actually feel cheap. This one doesn't. You can tell it's quality stuff upon removing it from the box. There's not a lot of assembly either. All I had to do was screw in the handle. The canister empties easily too, just by pushing a button. The attachment hose is ready to use without having to attach it to anything. Just pull it out of it's holder and start dusting. I love this machine. I'd give it ten stars if I could. Many reviewers are complaining about an "extremely short attachment hose". I wonder if they're pushing it out of its holder before using it? Once it is freed it's good for corners and edges of the carpet, but still a short for other things...like stairs.

I almost had a heart attack the first time I used this (Hoover Elite Rewind for <hl> $79 <hl> at Walmart). I never realized how much dirt my old Eureka was leaving behind. My living room is 14 X 20. I had to empty that canister a dozen times. It kept filling up with cat hair (from a cat that died 12 years ago), sand, grit, dirt, dust and only God knows what else. If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes I wouldn't have believed it. It was scary. That filth has been hiding in my medium-pile carpet for over a decade. Vacuuming twice a week with a Eureka never touched it.There are no bags to buy. No filters of any kind to purchase. Just remove the canister and empty it into the waste bin. That's it. All the filters are washable too.The retracting cord is fabulous. This cleaner maneuvers easily. It's probably as noisy as any other vacuum cleaner, but who cares when it cleans so well. The carpet height feature is nice too. Some cleaners actually feel cheap. This one doesn't. You can tell it's quality stuff upon removing it from the box. There's not a lot of assembly either. All I had to do was screw in the handle. The canister empties easily too, just by pushing a button. The attachment hose is ready to use without having to attach it to anything. Just pull it out of it's holder and start dusting.I love this machine. I'd give it ten stars if I could.Many reviewers are complaining about an "extremely short attachment hose". I wonder if they're pushing it out of its holder before using it? Once it is freed it's good for corners and edges of the carpet, but still a short for other things...like stairs.


Question: Where did they buy the vacuum?

Answer: Walmart

<hl> I almost had a heart attack the first time I used this (Hoover Elite Rewind for $79 at Walmart ) <hl> . I never realized how much dirt my old Eureka was leaving behind. My living room is 14 X 20. I had to empty that canister a dozen times. It kept filling up with cat hair (from a cat that died 12 years ago), sand, grit, dirt, dust and only God knows what else. If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes I wouldn't have believed it. It was scary. That filth has been hiding in my medium-pile carpet for over a decade. Vacuuming twice a week with a Eureka never touched it. There are no bags to buy. No filters of any kind to purchase. Just remove the canister and empty it into the waste bin. That's it. All the filters are washable too. The retracting cord is fabulous. This cleaner maneuvers easily. It's probably as noisy as any other vacuum cleaner, but who cares when it cleans so well. The carpet height feature is nice too. Some cleaners actually feel cheap. This one doesn't. You can tell it's quality stuff upon removing it from the box. There's not a lot of assembly either. All I had to do was screw in the handle. The canister empties easily too, just by pushing a button. The attachment hose is ready to use without having to attach it to anything. Just pull it out of it's holder and start dusting. I love this machine. I'd give it ten stars if I could. Many reviewers are complaining about an "extremely short attachment hose". I wonder if they're pushing it out of its holder before using it? Once it is freed it's good for corners and edges of the carpet, but still a short for other things...like stairs.

I almost had a heart attack the first time I used this (Hoover Elite Rewind for $79 at <hl> Walmart <hl>). I never realized how much dirt my old Eureka was leaving behind. My living room is 14 X 20. I had to empty that canister a dozen times. It kept filling up with cat hair (from a cat that died 12 years ago), sand, grit, dirt, dust and only God knows what else. If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes I wouldn't have believed it. It was scary. That filth has been hiding in my medium-pile carpet for over a decade. Vacuuming twice a week with a Eureka never touched it.There are no bags to buy. No filters of any kind to purchase. Just remove the canister and empty it into the waste bin. That's it. All the filters are washable too.The retracting cord is fabulous. This cleaner maneuvers easily. It's probably as noisy as any other vacuum cleaner, but who cares when it cleans so well. The carpet height feature is nice too. Some cleaners actually feel cheap. This one doesn't. You can tell it's quality stuff upon removing it from the box. There's not a lot of assembly either. All I had to do was screw in the handle. The canister empties easily too, just by pushing a button. The attachment hose is ready to use without having to attach it to anything. Just pull it out of it's holder and start dusting.I love this machine. I'd give it ten stars if I could.Many reviewers are complaining about an "extremely short attachment hose". I wonder if they're pushing it out of its holder before using it? Once it is freed it's good for corners and edges of the carpet, but still a short for other things...like stairs.

I almost had a heart attack the first time I used this (Hoover Elite Rewind for $79 at <hl> Walmart <hl> )


Question: What was the brand of their old vacuum?

Answer: Eureka

I almost had a heart attack the first time I used this (Hoover Elite Rewind for $79 at Walmart). <hl> I never realized how much dirt my old Eureka was leaving behind. <hl> My living room is 14 X 20. I had to empty that canister a dozen times. It kept filling up with cat hair (from a cat that died 12 years ago), sand, grit, dirt, dust and only God knows what else. If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes I wouldn't have believed it. It was scary. That filth has been hiding in my medium-pile carpet for over a decade. Vacuuming twice a week with a Eureka never touched it. There are no bags to buy. No filters of any kind to purchase. Just remove the canister and empty it into the waste bin. That's it. All the filters are washable too. The retracting cord is fabulous. This cleaner maneuvers easily. It's probably as noisy as any other vacuum cleaner, but who cares when it cleans so well. The carpet height feature is nice too. Some cleaners actually feel cheap. This one doesn't. You can tell it's quality stuff upon removing it from the box. There's not a lot of assembly either. All I had to do was screw in the handle. The canister empties easily too, just by pushing a button. The attachment hose is ready to use without having to attach it to anything. Just pull it out of it's holder and start dusting. I love this machine. I'd give it ten stars if I could. Many reviewers are complaining about an "extremely short attachment hose". I wonder if they're pushing it out of its holder before using it? Once it is freed it's good for corners and edges of the carpet, but still a short for other things...like stairs.

I almost had a heart attack the first time I used this (Hoover Elite Rewind for $79 at Walmart). I never realized how much dirt my old <hl> Eureka <hl> was leaving behind. My living room is 14 X 20. I had to empty that canister a dozen times. It kept filling up with cat hair (from a cat that died 12 years ago), sand, grit, dirt, dust and only God knows what else. If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes I wouldn't have believed it. It was scary. That filth has been hiding in my medium-pile carpet for over a decade. Vacuuming twice a week with a Eureka never touched it.There are no bags to buy. No filters of any kind to purchase. Just remove the canister and empty it into the waste bin. That's it. All the filters are washable too.The retracting cord is fabulous. This cleaner maneuvers easily. It's probably as noisy as any other vacuum cleaner, but who cares when it cleans so well. The carpet height feature is nice too. Some cleaners actually feel cheap. This one doesn't. You can tell it's quality stuff upon removing it from the box. There's not a lot of assembly either. All I had to do was screw in the handle. The canister empties easily too, just by pushing a button. The attachment hose is ready to use without having to attach it to anything. Just pull it out of it's holder and start dusting.I love this machine. I'd give it ten stars if I could.Many reviewers are complaining about an "extremely short attachment hose". I wonder if they're pushing it out of its holder before using it? Once it is freed it's good for corners and edges of the carpet, but still a short for other things...like stairs.


Question: How big is their living room?

Answer: 14 X 20

My living room is 14 X 20 .

I almost had a heart attack the first time I used this (Hoover Elite Rewind for $79 at Walmart). I never realized how much dirt my old Eureka was leaving behind. <hl> My living room is 14 X 20 . <hl> I had to empty that canister a dozen times. It kept filling up with cat hair (from a cat that died 12 years ago), sand, grit, dirt, dust and only God knows what else. If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes I wouldn't have believed it. It was scary. That filth has been hiding in my medium-pile carpet for over a decade. Vacuuming twice a week with a Eureka never touched it. There are no bags to buy. No filters of any kind to purchase. Just remove the canister and empty it into the waste bin. That's it. All the filters are washable too. The retracting cord is fabulous. This cleaner maneuvers easily. It's probably as noisy as any other vacuum cleaner, but who cares when it cleans so well. The carpet height feature is nice too. Some cleaners actually feel cheap. This one doesn't. You can tell it's quality stuff upon removing it from the box. There's not a lot of assembly either. All I had to do was screw in the handle. The canister empties easily too, just by pushing a button. The attachment hose is ready to use without having to attach it to anything. Just pull it out of it's holder and start dusting. I love this machine. I'd give it ten stars if I could. Many reviewers are complaining about an "extremely short attachment hose". I wonder if they're pushing it out of its holder before using it? Once it is freed it's good for corners and edges of the carpet, but still a short for other things...like stairs.

I almost had a heart attack the first time I used this (Hoover Elite Rewind for $79 at Walmart). I never realized how much dirt my old Eureka was leaving behind. My living room is <hl> 14 X 20 <hl>. I had to empty that canister a dozen times. It kept filling up with cat hair (from a cat that died 12 years ago), sand, grit, dirt, dust and only God knows what else. If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes I wouldn't have believed it. It was scary. That filth has been hiding in my medium-pile carpet for over a decade. Vacuuming twice a week with a Eureka never touched it.There are no bags to buy. No filters of any kind to purchase. Just remove the canister and empty it into the waste bin. That's it. All the filters are washable too.The retracting cord is fabulous. This cleaner maneuvers easily. It's probably as noisy as any other vacuum cleaner, but who cares when it cleans so well. The carpet height feature is nice too. Some cleaners actually feel cheap. This one doesn't. You can tell it's quality stuff upon removing it from the box. There's not a lot of assembly either. All I had to do was screw in the handle. The canister empties easily too, just by pushing a button. The attachment hose is ready to use without having to attach it to anything. Just pull it out of it's holder and start dusting.I love this machine. I'd give it ten stars if I could.Many reviewers are complaining about an "extremely short attachment hose". I wonder if they're pushing it out of its holder before using it? Once it is freed it's good for corners and edges of the carpet, but still a short for other things...like stairs.


Question: How many cups does it hold?

I got the two cup angled measuring cup from Oxo because I'm always trying to get the right amount of water for our oatmeal when I'm still half asleep and it's a nuisance using a regular measuring cup. Knowing this was made by Oxo, I assumed everything about it would be "user friendly".The concept of the angle, and being able to see where the water is, really does work. And the handle is very comfortable to hold, but, when it comes to wanting to get 2/3 of a cup of water, the numbers are relatively small and thin and not that easy to read. The major measurements such as 1 cup is larger and thicker but the smaller ones, in red, disappoint.

Answer: two

<hl> I got the two cup angled measuring cup from Oxo because I'm always trying to get the right amount of water for our oatmeal when I'm still half asleep and it's a nuisance using a regular measuring cup. <hl> Knowing this was made by Oxo, I assumed everything about it would be "user friendly". The concept of the angle, and being able to see where the water is, really does work. And the handle is very comfortable to hold, but, when it comes to wanting to get 2/3 of a cup of water, the numbers are relatively small and thin and not that easy to read. The major measurements such as 1 cup is larger and thicker but the smaller ones, in red, disappoint.

I got the <hl> two <hl> cup angled measuring cup from Oxo because I'm always trying to get the right amount of water for our oatmeal when I'm still half asleep and it's a nuisance using a regular measuring cup. Knowing this was made by Oxo, I assumed everything about it would be "user friendly".The concept of the angle, and being able to see where the water is, really does work. And the handle is very comfortable to hold, but, when it comes to wanting to get 2/3 of a cup of water, the numbers are relatively small and thin and not that easy to read. The major measurements such as 1 cup is larger and thicker but the smaller ones, in red, disappoint.


Question: What kind of cup is this product?

Answer: angled measuring

<hl> I got the two cup angled measuring cup from Oxo because I'm always trying to get the right amount of water for our oatmeal when I'm still half asleep <hl> and it's a nuisance using a regular measuring cup. Knowing this was made by Oxo, I assumed everything about it would be "user friendly". The concept of the angle, and being able to see where the water is, really does work. And the handle is very comfortable to hold, but, when it comes to wanting to get 2/3 of a cup of water, the numbers are relatively small and thin and not that easy to read. The major measurements such as 1 cup is larger and thicker but the smaller ones, in red, disappoint.

I got the two cup <hl> angled measuring <hl> cup from Oxo because I'm always trying to get the right amount of water for our oatmeal when I'm still half asleep and it's a nuisance using a regular measuring cup. Knowing this was made by Oxo, I assumed everything about it would be "user friendly".The concept of the angle, and being able to see where the water is, really does work. And the handle is very comfortable to hold, but, when it comes to wanting to get 2/3 of a cup of water, the numbers are relatively small and thin and not that easy to read. The major measurements such as 1 cup is larger and thicker but the smaller ones, in red, disappoint.


Question: What brand of cup is this?

Answer: Oxo

<hl> I got the two cup angled measuring cup from Oxo because I'm always trying to get the right amount of water for our oatmeal when I'm still half asleep and it's a nuisance using a regular measuring cup. <hl> Knowing this was made by Oxo, I assumed everything about it would be "user friendly". The concept of the angle, and being able to see where the water is, really does work. And the handle is very comfortable to hold, but, when it comes to wanting to get 2/3 of a cup of water, the numbers are relatively small and thin and not that easy to read. The major measurements such as 1 cup is larger and thicker but the smaller ones, in red, disappoint.

I got the two cup angled measuring cup from <hl> Oxo <hl> because I'm always trying to get the right amount of water for our oatmeal when I'm still half asleep and it's a nuisance using a regular measuring cup. Knowing this was made by Oxo, I assumed everything about it would be "user friendly".The concept of the angle, and being able to see where the water is, really does work. And the handle is very comfortable to hold, but, when it comes to wanting to get 2/3 of a cup of water, the numbers are relatively small and thin and not that easy to read. The major measurements such as 1 cup is larger and thicker but the smaller ones, in red, disappoint.


Question: What is the sizing of the numbers?

Answer: small and thin

I got the two cup angled measuring cup from Oxo because I'm always trying to get the right amount of water for our oatmeal when I'm still half asleep and it's a nuisance using a regular measuring cup. Knowing this was made by Oxo, I assumed everything about it would be "user friendly". The concept of the angle, and being able to see where the water is, really does work. <hl> And the handle is very comfortable to hold, but, when it comes to wanting to get 2/3 of a cup of water, the numbers are relatively small and thin and not that easy to read. <hl> The major measurements such as 1 cup is larger and thicker but the smaller ones, in red, disappoint.

I got the two cup angled measuring cup from Oxo because I'm always trying to get the right amount of water for our oatmeal when I'm still half asleep and it's a nuisance using a regular measuring cup. Knowing this was made by Oxo, I assumed everything about it would be "user friendly".The concept of the angle, and being able to see where the water is, really does work. And the handle is very comfortable to hold, but, when it comes to wanting to get 2/3 of a cup of water, the numbers are relatively <hl> small and thin <hl> and not that easy to read. The major measurements such as 1 cup is larger and thicker but the smaller ones, in red, disappoint.


Question: In what color are the smaller numbers?

Answer: red

I got the two cup angled measuring cup from Oxo because I'm always trying to get the right amount of water for our oatmeal when I'm still half asleep and it's a nuisance using a regular measuring cup. Knowing this was made by Oxo, I assumed everything about it would be "user friendly". The concept of the angle, and being able to see where the water is, really does work. And the handle is very comfortable to hold, but, when it comes to wanting to get 2/3 of a cup of water, the numbers are relatively small and thin and not that easy to read. <hl> The major measurements such as 1 cup is larger and thicker but the smaller ones, in red , disappoint. <hl>

I got the two cup angled measuring cup from Oxo because I'm always trying to get the right amount of water for our oatmeal when I'm still half asleep and it's a nuisance using a regular measuring cup. Knowing this was made by Oxo, I assumed everything about it would be "user friendly".The concept of the angle, and being able to see where the water is, really does work. And the handle is very comfortable to hold, but, when it comes to wanting to get 2/3 of a cup of water, the numbers are relatively small and thin and not that easy to read. The major measurements such as 1 cup is larger and thicker but the smaller ones, in <hl> red <hl>, disappoint.

The major measurements such as 1 cup is larger and thicker but the smaller ones, in <hl> red <hl> , disappoint.


Question: What material is the baking mat made out of?

Every kitchen needs at least one silicone baking mat. Food comes of easily, it fits my pans perfectly, and clean up is a dream. A little soapy water, a quick rinse, and it's perfect! I've used it for cookies, biscuits, sticky marinated meats, and everything has cooked perfectly, come off easy, and clean up was a snap! I love it. Definitely considering adding more to my kitchen tools (seriously - who doesn't love something that makes their lives *easier*???) and will be gifting to friends and family!

Answer: silicone

<hl> Every kitchen needs at least one silicone baking mat. <hl> Food comes of easily, it fits my pans perfectly, and clean up is a dream. A little soapy water, a quick rinse, and it's perfect! I've used it for cookies, biscuits, sticky marinated meats, and everything has cooked perfectly, come off easy, and clean up was a snap! I love it. Definitely considering adding more to my kitchen tools (seriously - who doesn't love something that makes their lives *easier*???) and will be gifting to friends and family!

Every kitchen needs at least one <hl> silicone <hl> baking mat. Food comes of easily, it fits my pans perfectly, and clean up is a dream. A little soapy water, a quick rinse, and it's perfect! I've used it for cookies, biscuits, sticky marinated meats, and everything has cooked perfectly, come off easy, and clean up was a snap! I love it. Definitely considering adding more to my kitchen tools (seriously - who doesn't love something that makes their lives *easier*???) and will be gifting to friends and family!


Question: What is a type of dessert you can make on the mat?

Answer: cookies

Every kitchen needs at least one silicone baking mat. Food comes of easily, it fits my pans perfectly, and clean up is a dream. A little soapy water, a quick rinse, and it's perfect! <hl> I've used it for cookies , biscuits, sticky marinated meats, and everything has cooked perfectly, come off easy, and clean up was a snap! <hl> I love it. Definitely considering adding more to my kitchen tools (seriously - who doesn't love something that makes their lives *easier*???) and will be gifting to friends and family!

Every kitchen needs at least one silicone baking mat. Food comes of easily, it fits my pans perfectly, and clean up is a dream. A little soapy water, a quick rinse, and it's perfect! I've used it for <hl> cookies <hl>, biscuits, sticky marinated meats, and everything has cooked perfectly, come off easy, and clean up was a snap! I love it. Definitely considering adding more to my kitchen tools (seriously - who doesn't love something that makes their lives *easier*???) and will be gifting to friends and family!

I've used it for <hl> cookies <hl> , biscuits, sticky marinated meats, and everything has cooked perfectly, come off easy, and clean up was a snap!


Question: What kind of water cleans the mat?

Answer: soapy water

Every kitchen needs at least one silicone baking mat. Food comes of easily, it fits my pans perfectly, and clean up is a dream. <hl> A little soapy water , a quick rinse, and it's perfect! <hl> I've used it for cookies, biscuits, sticky marinated meats, and everything has cooked perfectly, come off easy, and clean up was a snap! I love it. Definitely considering adding more to my kitchen tools (seriously - who doesn't love something that makes their lives *easier*???) and will be gifting to friends and family!

Every kitchen needs at least one silicone baking mat. Food comes of easily, it fits my pans perfectly, and clean up is a dream. A little <hl> soapy water <hl>, a quick rinse, and it's perfect! I've used it for cookies, biscuits, sticky marinated meats, and everything has cooked perfectly, come off easy, and clean up was a snap! I love it. Definitely considering adding more to my kitchen tools (seriously - who doesn't love something that makes their lives *easier*???) and will be gifting to friends and family!

A little <hl> soapy water <hl> , a quick rinse, and it's perfect!


Question: What kind of meats does the author make on the mat?

Answer: sticky marinated meats

Every kitchen needs at least one silicone baking mat. Food comes of easily, it fits my pans perfectly, and clean up is a dream. A little soapy water, a quick rinse, and it's perfect! <hl> I've used it for cookies, biscuits, sticky marinated meats , and everything has cooked perfectly, come off easy, and clean up was a snap! <hl> I love it. Definitely considering adding more to my kitchen tools (seriously - who doesn't love something that makes their lives *easier*???) and will be gifting to friends and family!

Every kitchen needs at least one silicone baking mat. Food comes of easily, it fits my pans perfectly, and clean up is a dream. A little soapy water, a quick rinse, and it's perfect! I've used it for cookies, biscuits, <hl> sticky marinated meats <hl>, and everything has cooked perfectly, come off easy, and clean up was a snap! I love it. Definitely considering adding more to my kitchen tools (seriously - who doesn't love something that makes their lives *easier*???) and will be gifting to friends and family!

I've used it for cookies, biscuits, <hl> sticky marinated meats <hl> , and everything has cooked perfectly, come off easy, and clean up was a snap!


Question: Where does the person use this mat?

Answer: kitchen

<hl> Every kitchen needs at least one silicone baking mat. <hl> Food comes of easily, it fits my pans perfectly, and clean up is a dream. A little soapy water, a quick rinse, and it's perfect! I've used it for cookies, biscuits, sticky marinated meats, and everything has cooked perfectly, come off easy, and clean up was a snap! I love it. Definitely considering adding more to my kitchen tools (seriously - who doesn't love something that makes their lives *easier*???) and will be gifting to friends and family!

Every <hl> kitchen <hl> needs at least one silicone baking mat. Food comes of easily, it fits my pans perfectly, and clean up is a dream. A little soapy water, a quick rinse, and it's perfect! I've used it for cookies, biscuits, sticky marinated meats, and everything has cooked perfectly, come off easy, and clean up was a snap! I love it. Definitely considering adding more to my kitchen tools (seriously - who doesn't love something that makes their lives *easier*???) and will be gifting to friends and family!


Question: What brand is this product?

The Yube Cube Modular furniture system is a little challenging to assemble. I did follow the directions, as most of the pieces basically snap together. The biggest problem were the interior pins, which do take some effort to secure. The Yube is also not very substantial (the white panels are made from pressed sugar cane the frames are made from plastic and bamboo), but the cubes are light and easy to wheel around. The furniture can also be connected horizontally or vertically, and you can add on more Yube pieces to the system. For lightweight furniture, the Yube is a nice conversation piece, maybe a good addition for a summer home, kid's or play room.

Answer: Yube Cube

<hl> The Yube Cube Modular furniture system is a little challenging to assemble. <hl> I did follow the directions, as most of the pieces basically snap together. The biggest problem were the interior pins, which do take some effort to secure. The Yube is also not very substantial (the white panels are made from pressed sugar cane the frames are made from plastic and bamboo), but the cubes are light and easy to wheel around. The furniture can also be connected horizontally or vertically, and you can add on more Yube pieces to the system. For lightweight furniture, the Yube is a nice conversation piece, maybe a good addition for a summer home, kid's or play room.

The <hl> Yube Cube <hl> Modular furniture system is a little challenging to assemble. I did follow the directions, as most of the pieces basically snap together. The biggest problem were the interior pins, which do take some effort to secure. The Yube is also not very substantial (the white panels are made from pressed sugar cane the frames are made from plastic and bamboo), but the cubes are light and easy to wheel around. The furniture can also be connected horizontally or vertically, and you can add on more Yube pieces to the system. For lightweight furniture, the Yube is a nice conversation piece, maybe a good addition for a summer home, kid's or play room.


Question: What kind of furniture system is the product?

Answer: Modular

<hl> The Yube Cube Modular furniture system is a little challenging to assemble. <hl> I did follow the directions, as most of the pieces basically snap together. The biggest problem were the interior pins, which do take some effort to secure. The Yube is also not very substantial (the white panels are made from pressed sugar cane the frames are made from plastic and bamboo), but the cubes are light and easy to wheel around. The furniture can also be connected horizontally or vertically, and you can add on more Yube pieces to the system. For lightweight furniture, the Yube is a nice conversation piece, maybe a good addition for a summer home, kid's or play room.

The Yube Cube <hl> Modular <hl> furniture system is a little challenging to assemble. I did follow the directions, as most of the pieces basically snap together. The biggest problem were the interior pins, which do take some effort to secure. The Yube is also not very substantial (the white panels are made from pressed sugar cane the frames are made from plastic and bamboo), but the cubes are light and easy to wheel around. The furniture can also be connected horizontally or vertically, and you can add on more Yube pieces to the system. For lightweight furniture, the Yube is a nice conversation piece, maybe a good addition for a summer home, kid's or play room.


Question: What do the pieces do together?

Answer: snap

The Yube Cube Modular furniture system is a little challenging to assemble. <hl> I did follow the directions, as most of the pieces basically snap together. <hl> The biggest problem were the interior pins, which do take some effort to secure. The Yube is also not very substantial (the white panels are made from pressed sugar cane the frames are made from plastic and bamboo), but the cubes are light and easy to wheel around. The furniture can also be connected horizontally or vertically, and you can add on more Yube pieces to the system. For lightweight furniture, the Yube is a nice conversation piece, maybe a good addition for a summer home, kid's or play room.

The Yube Cube Modular furniture system is a little challenging to assemble. I did follow the directions, as most of the pieces basically <hl> snap <hl> together. The biggest problem were the interior pins, which do take some effort to secure. The Yube is also not very substantial (the white panels are made from pressed sugar cane the frames are made from plastic and bamboo), but the cubes are light and easy to wheel around. The furniture can also be connected horizontally or vertically, and you can add on more Yube pieces to the system. For lightweight furniture, the Yube is a nice conversation piece, maybe a good addition for a summer home, kid's or play room.


Question: Where are the pins located?

Answer: interior

The Yube Cube Modular furniture system is a little challenging to assemble. I did follow the directions, as most of the pieces basically snap together. <hl> The biggest problem were the interior pins, which do take some effort to secure. <hl> The Yube is also not very substantial (the white panels are made from pressed sugar cane the frames are made from plastic and bamboo), but the cubes are light and easy to wheel around. The furniture can also be connected horizontally or vertically, and you can add on more Yube pieces to the system. For lightweight furniture, the Yube is a nice conversation piece, maybe a good addition for a summer home, kid's or play room.

The Yube Cube Modular furniture system is a little challenging to assemble. I did follow the directions, as most of the pieces basically snap together. The biggest problem were the <hl> interior <hl> pins, which do take some effort to secure. The Yube is also not very substantial (the white panels are made from pressed sugar cane the frames are made from plastic and bamboo), but the cubes are light and easy to wheel around. The furniture can also be connected horizontally or vertically, and you can add on more Yube pieces to the system. For lightweight furniture, the Yube is a nice conversation piece, maybe a good addition for a summer home, kid's or play room.


Question: What color are the panels?

Answer: white

The Yube Cube Modular furniture system is a little challenging to assemble. I did follow the directions, as most of the pieces basically snap together. The biggest problem were the interior pins, which do take some effort to secure. <hl> The Yube is also not very substantial (the white panels are made from pressed sugar cane the frames are made from plastic and bamboo), but the cubes are light and easy to wheel around. <hl> The furniture can also be connected horizontally or vertically, and you can add on more Yube pieces to the system. For lightweight furniture, the Yube is a nice conversation piece, maybe a good addition for a summer home, kid's or play room.

The Yube Cube Modular furniture system is a little challenging to assemble. I did follow the directions, as most of the pieces basically snap together. The biggest problem were the interior pins, which do take some effort to secure. The Yube is also not very substantial (the <hl> white <hl> panels are made from pressed sugar cane the frames are made from plastic and bamboo), but the cubes are light and easy to wheel around. The furniture can also be connected horizontally or vertically, and you can add on more Yube pieces to the system. For lightweight furniture, the Yube is a nice conversation piece, maybe a good addition for a summer home, kid's or play room.


Question: Which piece of the disc holder is child resistant?

I would have given this disc holder a 5-star rating except that the child-resistant safety button/knob is difficult for arthritic hands to lift and twist at the same time. If I am very careful when closing it, I can avoid having the safety latch catch, but that does not always work. I wish they had an option to purchase it without the child-resistant device, for non-child older households.Other than that, it is a great way to keep sharp blades and discs organized and safe! It is well-made and stores 3 discs, a dough blade, and the chopping blade. Although it is fairly large, it is easy to keep on top of my fridge, as it is very lightweight but sturdy.This would be a great item for a household with children, with its safety device.

Answer: safety button/knob

<hl> I would have given this disc holder a 5-star rating except that the child-resistant safety button/knob is difficult for arthritic hands to lift and twist at the same time. <hl> If I am very careful when closing it, I can avoid having the safety latch catch, but that does not always work. I wish they had an option to purchase it without the child-resistant device, for non-child older households. Other than that, it is a great way to keep sharp blades and discs organized and safe! It is well-made and stores 3 discs, a dough blade, and the chopping blade. Although it is fairly large, it is easy to keep on top of my fridge, as it is very lightweight but sturdy. This would be a great item for a household with children, with its safety device.

I would have given this disc holder a 5-star rating except that the child-resistant <hl> safety button/knob <hl> is difficult for arthritic hands to lift and twist at the same time. If I am very careful when closing it, I can avoid having the safety latch catch, but that does not always work. I wish they had an option to purchase it without the child-resistant device, for non-child older households.Other than that, it is a great way to keep sharp blades and discs organized and safe! It is well-made and stores 3 discs, a dough blade, and the chopping blade. Although it is fairly large, it is easy to keep on top of my fridge, as it is very lightweight but sturdy.This would be a great item for a household with children, with its safety device.


Question: What do you keep in the holder?

Answer: sharp blades and discs

I would have given this disc holder a 5-star rating except that the child-resistant safety button/knob is difficult for arthritic hands to lift and twist at the same time. If I am very careful when closing it, I can avoid having the safety latch catch, but that does not always work. I wish they had an option to purchase it without the child-resistant device, for non-child older households. <hl> Other than that, it is a great way to keep sharp blades and discs organized and safe! <hl> It is well-made and stores 3 discs, a dough blade, and the chopping blade. Although it is fairly large, it is easy to keep on top of my fridge, as it is very lightweight but sturdy. This would be a great item for a household with children, with its safety device.

I would have given this disc holder a 5-star rating except that the child-resistant safety button/knob is difficult for arthritic hands to lift and twist at the same time. If I am very careful when closing it, I can avoid having the safety latch catch, but that does not always work. I wish they had an option to purchase it without the child-resistant device, for non-child older households.Other than that, it is a great way to keep <hl> sharp blades and discs <hl> organized and safe! It is well-made and stores 3 discs, a dough blade, and the chopping blade. Although it is fairly large, it is easy to keep on top of my fridge, as it is very lightweight but sturdy.This would be a great item for a household with children, with its safety device.


Question: What health condition does the author have in their hands?

Answer: arthritic

<hl> I would have given this disc holder a 5-star rating except that the child-resistant safety button/knob is difficult for arthritic hands to lift and twist at the same time. <hl> If I am very careful when closing it, I can avoid having the safety latch catch, but that does not always work. I wish they had an option to purchase it without the child-resistant device, for non-child older households. Other than that, it is a great way to keep sharp blades and discs organized and safe! It is well-made and stores 3 discs, a dough blade, and the chopping blade. Although it is fairly large, it is easy to keep on top of my fridge, as it is very lightweight but sturdy. This would be a great item for a household with children, with its safety device.

I would have given this disc holder a 5-star rating except that the child-resistant safety button/knob is difficult for <hl> arthritic <hl> hands to lift and twist at the same time. If I am very careful when closing it, I can avoid having the safety latch catch, but that does not always work. I wish they had an option to purchase it without the child-resistant device, for non-child older households.Other than that, it is a great way to keep sharp blades and discs organized and safe! It is well-made and stores 3 discs, a dough blade, and the chopping blade. Although it is fairly large, it is easy to keep on top of my fridge, as it is very lightweight but sturdy.This would be a great item for a household with children, with its safety device.


Question: How many discs does the item hold?

Answer: 3

I would have given this disc holder a 5-star rating except that the child-resistant safety button/knob is difficult for arthritic hands to lift and twist at the same time. If I am very careful when closing it, I can avoid having the safety latch catch, but that does not always work. I wish they had an option to purchase it without the child-resistant device, for non-child older households. Other than that, it is a great way to keep sharp blades and discs organized and safe! <hl> It is well-made and stores 3 discs, a dough blade, and the chopping blade. <hl> Although it is fairly large, it is easy to keep on top of my fridge, as it is very lightweight but sturdy. This would be a great item for a household with children, with its safety device.

I would have given this disc holder a 5-star rating except that the child-resistant safety button/knob is difficult for arthritic hands to lift and twist at the same time. If I am very careful when closing it, I can avoid having the safety latch catch, but that does not always work. I wish they had an option to purchase it without the child-resistant device, for non-child older households.Other than that, it is a great way to keep sharp blades and discs organized and safe! It is well-made and stores <hl> 3 <hl> discs, a dough blade, and the chopping blade. Although it is fairly large, it is easy to keep on top of my fridge, as it is very lightweight but sturdy.This would be a great item for a household with children, with its safety device.


Question: Where does the author keep the disc holder?

Answer: on top of my fridge

I would have given this disc holder a 5-star rating except that the child-resistant safety button/knob is difficult for arthritic hands to lift and twist at the same time. If I am very careful when closing it, I can avoid having the safety latch catch, but that does not always work. I wish they had an option to purchase it without the child-resistant device, for non-child older households. Other than that, it is a great way to keep sharp blades and discs organized and safe! It is well-made and stores 3 discs, a dough blade, and the chopping blade. <hl> Although it is fairly large, it is easy to keep on top of my fridge , as it is very lightweight but sturdy. <hl> This would be a great item for a household with children, with its safety device.

I would have given this disc holder a 5-star rating except that the child-resistant safety button/knob is difficult for arthritic hands to lift and twist at the same time. If I am very careful when closing it, I can avoid having the safety latch catch, but that does not always work. I wish they had an option to purchase it without the child-resistant device, for non-child older households.Other than that, it is a great way to keep sharp blades and discs organized and safe! It is well-made and stores 3 discs, a dough blade, and the chopping blade. Although it is fairly large, it is easy to keep <hl> on top of my fridge <hl>, as it is very lightweight but sturdy.This would be a great item for a household with children, with its safety device.

Although it is fairly large, it is easy to keep <hl> on top of my fridge <hl> , as it is very lightweight but sturdy.