Question: What is the new pair of cups made of?

No two ways about it, I am clumsy! I've broken every wine glass in the house. I tried some "nicer" plastic wine glasses, but they were not stable. My brother-in-law visited and recommended these. I love them!! I even ordered a second pair! They remind me of a chalice. These are very sturdy, they're not tipping over nor breaking, and they look great, these are not cheapy at all! Treat yourself to some peace of mind and enjoy how the stainless steel keeps the drink at the perfect temperature!

Answer: stainless steel

No two ways about it, I am clumsy! I've broken every wine glass in the house. I tried some "nicer" plastic wine glasses, but they were not stable. My brother-in-law visited and recommended these. I love them!! I even ordered a second pair! They remind me of a chalice. These are very sturdy, they're not tipping over nor breaking, and they look great, these are not cheapy at all! <hl> Treat yourself to some peace of mind and enjoy how the stainless steel keeps the drink at the perfect temperature! <hl>

No two ways about it, I am clumsy! I've broken every wine glass in the house. I tried some "nicer" plastic wine glasses, but they were not stable. My brother-in-law visited and recommended these. I love them!! I even ordered a second pair! They remind me of a chalice. These are very sturdy, they're not tipping over nor breaking, and they look great, these are not cheapy at all! Treat yourself to some peace of mind and enjoy how the <hl> stainless steel <hl> keeps the drink at the perfect temperature!


Question: Why do I smoke if I hate the smell?

owning a bar means i have likely the worst schedule for sleeping possible. consequently i smoke before going to bed so i can sleep. my wife hates the smell of smoke almost as much as i do but as its a necessary "evil" such is life. it isn't an issue when its warm but during the winter months here in colorado we often get so cold that the windows freeze shut. no more going outside to smoke this really does what its advertized to do. no noticeable odor and it just keeps on working. noted the tip from another reviewer who made mention of placing a fabric softner sheet over the mouth end, actually a half sheet will do just fine. in doing so you greatly increase how long the smoke buddy will last as the sheet catches a lot of heavier tars exhaled instead allowing them to muck up the insides ending its usefullness sooner rather than later, and it doesn't impede airflow one bit.

Answer: so i can sleep

owning a bar means i have likely the worst schedule for sleeping possible. <hl> consequently i smoke before going to bed so i can sleep . <hl> my wife hates the smell of smoke almost as much as i do but as its a necessary "evil" such is life. it isn't an issue when its warm but during the winter months here in colorado we often get so cold that the windows freeze shut. no more going outside to smoke this really does what its advertized to do. no noticeable odor and it just keeps on working. noted the tip from another reviewer who made mention of placing a fabric softner sheet over the mouth end, actually a half sheet will do just fine. in doing so you greatly increase how long the smoke buddy will last as the sheet catches a lot of heavier tars exhaled instead allowing them to muck up the insides ending its usefullness sooner rather than later, and it doesn't impede airflow one bit.

owning a bar means i have likely the worst schedule for sleeping possible. consequently i smoke before going to bed <hl> so i can sleep <hl>. my wife hates the smell of smoke almost as much as i do but as its a necessary "evil" such is life. it isn't an issue when its warm but during the winter months here in colorado we often get so cold that the windows freeze shut. no more going outside to smoke this really does what its advertized to do. no noticeable odor and it just keeps on working. noted the tip from another reviewer who made mention of placing a fabric softner sheet over the mouth end, actually a half sheet will do just fine. in doing so you greatly increase how long the smoke buddy will last as the sheet catches a lot of heavier tars exhaled instead allowing them to muck up the insides ending its usefullness sooner rather than later, and it doesn't impede airflow one bit.

consequently i smoke before going to bed <hl> so i can sleep <hl> .


Question: What was the first thing used to chop?

It's too late to send this back!! (fume!!) This chopper arrived exactly as amazon promised,but I'd bought it earlier than I needed, as I'd bought it to puree and chop homemade baby food for my grandson,he is just at the right age now,so I decided to give this chopper it's first practice run yesterday to chop a few walnut halves to go into the scones I was making....first buzz was fine......there was NO second, third or any other buzz.....THE WHOLE CHOPPER IS KAPUT,DEAD, DOES NOT WORK AT ALL!!!! DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS!!!!

Answer: a few walnut halves

It's too late to send this back!! (fume!!) <hl> This chopper arrived exactly as amazon promised,but I'd bought it earlier than I needed, as I'd bought it to puree and chop homemade baby food for my grandson,he is just at the right age now,so I decided to give this chopper it's first practice run yesterday to chop a few walnut halves to go into the scones I was making....first buzz was fine......there was NO second, third or any other buzz..... <hl> THE WHOLE CHOPPER IS KAPUT,DEAD, DOES NOT WORK AT ALL!!!! DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS!!!!

It's too late to send this back!! (fume!!) This chopper arrived exactly as amazon promised,but I'd bought it earlier than I needed, as I'd bought it to puree and chop homemade baby food for my grandson,he is just at the right age now,so I decided to give this chopper it's first practice run yesterday to chop <hl> a few walnut halves <hl> to go into the scones I was making....first buzz was fine......there was NO second, third or any other buzz.....THE WHOLE CHOPPER IS KAPUT,DEAD, DOES NOT WORK AT ALL!!!! DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS!!!!


Question: What does the inside coating appear to be?

Recommended. I bought a couple, two years ago. I wash every couple months. I am careful not to dry on high heat. The coating inside looks like a plastic, and I haven't wanted to risk melting. With gentle low heat or hang drying, they have lasted and still appear to be an effective barrier. Although I haven't had a bug problem to say for sure.The only challenge is if you have fluffy pillows (mine are down) and you use this case, it is near impossible to put flannel sheets on because of the friction of the case loops and the flannel.

Answer: a plastic

Recommended. I bought a couple, two years ago. I wash every couple months. I am careful not to dry on high heat. <hl> The coating inside looks like a plastic , and I haven't wanted to risk melting. <hl> With gentle low heat or hang drying, they have lasted and still appear to be an effective barrier. Although I haven't had a bug problem to say for sure. The only challenge is if you have fluffy pillows (mine are down) and you use this case, it is near impossible to put flannel sheets on because of the friction of the case loops and the flannel.

Recommended. I bought a couple, two years ago. I wash every couple months. I am careful not to dry on high heat. The coating inside looks like <hl> a plastic <hl>, and I haven't wanted to risk melting. With gentle low heat or hang drying, they have lasted and still appear to be an effective barrier. Although I haven't had a bug problem to say for sure.The only challenge is if you have fluffy pillows (mine are down) and you use this case, it is near impossible to put flannel sheets on because of the friction of the case loops and the flannel.

The coating inside looks like <hl> a plastic <hl> , and I haven't wanted to risk melting.


Question: What was the author sick of?

I ordered this pillow because I was sick of the department store pillows going flat after a few months of use. It came packaged well, fluffed up in the dryer, and has kept up its shape so far (almost 4 months). However, I started getting headaches, which I never do. I don't drink alcohol or caffeine and couldn't think of anything other than this pillow. I switched back to a regular pillow and the headaches stopped. I think the pillow is too firm and it pinched a nerve or something while I slept (stomach sleeper). I still use it when propped up in bed reading or watching tv, but not for sleeping because it's not worth the headaches.

Answer: department store pillows

<hl> I ordered this pillow because I was sick of the department store pillows going flat after a few months of use. <hl> It came packaged well, fluffed up in the dryer, and has kept up its shape so far (almost 4 months). However, I started getting headaches, which I never do. I don't drink alcohol or caffeine and couldn't think of anything other than this pillow. I switched back to a regular pillow and the headaches stopped. I think the pillow is too firm and it pinched a nerve or something while I slept (stomach sleeper). I still use it when propped up in bed reading or watching tv, but not for sleeping because it's not worth the headaches.

I ordered this pillow because I was sick of the <hl> department store pillows <hl> going flat after a few months of use. It came packaged well, fluffed up in the dryer, and has kept up its shape so far (almost 4 months). However, I started getting headaches, which I never do. I don't drink alcohol or caffeine and couldn't think of anything other than this pillow. I switched back to a regular pillow and the headaches stopped. I think the pillow is too firm and it pinched a nerve or something while I slept (stomach sleeper). I still use it when propped up in bed reading or watching tv, but not for sleeping because it's not worth the headaches.


Question: How does the reviewer feel about the product?

My brother loves making s'mores in the microwave, so I bought him this as a Christmas present. Even though it's not something that's 100% necessary, it was a funny little gift that is actually pretty practical. If you've ever made s'mores in the microwave before, you know that the marshmallow balloons out and you need to keep an eye on it as it "cooks." This little device stops that completely- you add water to the back part, which helps the marshmallow cook evenly, and the "hands" gently compress the s'more as it heats.Personally, after having s'mores made both with and without this little device, I think the marshmallows actually taste better after using the device since they are more evely heated. The chocolate tastes better too since it has more time to melt. Of course, you can save $7 and still make s'mores without it, but if you know someone who loves s'mores, it's a cute and inexpensive gift idea. Highly recommended!

Answer: Highly recommended!

Highly recommended!

My brother loves making s'mores in the microwave, so I bought him this as a Christmas present. Even though it's not something that's 100% necessary, it was a funny little gift that is actually pretty practical. If you've ever made s'mores in the microwave before, you know that the marshmallow balloons out and you need to keep an eye on it as it "cooks." This little device stops that completely- you add water to the back part, which helps the marshmallow cook evenly, and the "hands" gently compress the s'more as it heats. Personally, after having s'mores made both with and without this little device, I think the marshmallows actually taste better after using the device since they are more evely heated. The chocolate tastes better too since it has more time to melt. Of course, you can save $7 and still make s'mores without it, but if you know someone who loves s'mores, it's a cute and inexpensive gift idea. <hl> Highly recommended! <hl>

My brother loves making s'mores in the microwave, so I bought him this as a Christmas present. Even though it's not something that's 100% necessary, it was a funny little gift that is actually pretty practical. If you've ever made s'mores in the microwave before, you know that the marshmallow balloons out and you need to keep an eye on it as it "cooks." This little device stops that completely- you add water to the back part, which helps the marshmallow cook evenly, and the "hands" gently compress the s'more as it heats.Personally, after having s'mores made both with and without this little device, I think the marshmallows actually taste better after using the device since they are more evely heated. The chocolate tastes better too since it has more time to melt. Of course, you can save $7 and still make s'mores without it, but if you know someone who loves s'mores, it's a cute and inexpensive gift idea. <hl> Highly recommended! <hl>


Question: The reviewer will occasional use the cup for what?

I have a small three peg rack at the top of my kitchen faucet, on the wall... and this cup hangs there and it fits just right on the peg. I use it for myself when I want a drink of water. I live alone so no one else uses it. And occasionally I will use it for measuring liguids too... but mostly for drinking water. When I was a child, my grandma had an outdoor pump at a well to supply her with the water she used in her house work and cooking. There was a enamel tin cup that hung near the handle of the pump. So if you were outside and needed a drink of water... all you had to do was use that cup and push the handle of the pump about 3 times and you got the COLDEST and FRESH tasting water. This cup in my home reminds me of grandma's cup at the pump. A cup at the "water tap" for drinking... that is why I have this cup. It reminds me of my grandma and my childhood days on the farm.

Answer: measuring liguids

I have a small three peg rack at the top of my kitchen faucet, on the wall... and this cup hangs there and it fits just right on the peg. I use it for myself when I want a drink of water. I live alone so no one else uses it. <hl> And occasionally I will use it for measuring liguids too... but mostly for drinking water. <hl> When I was a child, my grandma had an outdoor pump at a well to supply her with the water she used in her house work and cooking. There was a enamel tin cup that hung near the handle of the pump. So if you were outside and needed a drink of water... all you had to do was use that cup and push the handle of the pump about 3 times and you got the COLDEST and FRESH tasting water. This cup in my home reminds me of grandma's cup at the pump. A cup at the "water tap" for drinking... that is why I have this cup. It reminds me of my grandma and my childhood days on the farm.

I have a small three peg rack at the top of my kitchen faucet, on the wall... and this cup hangs there and it fits just right on the peg. I use it for myself when I want a drink of water. I live alone so no one else uses it. And occasionally I will use it for <hl> measuring liguids <hl> too... but mostly for drinking water. When I was a child, my grandma had an outdoor pump at a well to supply her with the water she used in her house work and cooking. There was a enamel tin cup that hung near the handle of the pump. So if you were outside and needed a drink of water... all you had to do was use that cup and push the handle of the pump about 3 times and you got the COLDEST and FRESH tasting water. This cup in my home reminds me of grandma's cup at the pump. A cup at the "water tap" for drinking... that is why I have this cup. It reminds me of my grandma and my childhood days on the farm.


Question: How long does it take to get to the grocery store>

These bags are very roomy and have a place inside on each side to slide a bottle or jar into. Half gallon of milk fits great.Everytime I use them the cashier and baggers comment on how nice they are.They keep everything nice and cold on the drive home. (My drive is about 45 minutes).They also hold way more than the store bags and are VERY sturdy. Nice and thick.The zippers are just a little bit.......not really hard to close, but you do have to take a second or two to get them to slide around.I'm going to get my daughter-in-law some so she doesn't have to keep borrowing mine.

Answer: 45 minutes

These bags are very roomy and have a place inside on each side to slide a bottle or jar into. Half gallon of milk fits great. Everytime I use them the cashier and baggers comment on how nice they are. They keep everything nice and cold on the drive home. <hl> (My drive is about 45 minutes ).They also hold way more than the store bags and are VERY sturdy. <hl> Nice and thick. The zippers are just a little bit.......not really hard to close, but you do have to take a second or two to get them to slide around. I'm going to get my daughter-in-law some so she doesn't have to keep borrowing mine.

These bags are very roomy and have a place inside on each side to slide a bottle or jar into. Half gallon of milk fits great.Everytime I use them the cashier and baggers comment on how nice they are.They keep everything nice and cold on the drive home. (My drive is about <hl> 45 minutes <hl>).They also hold way more than the store bags and are VERY sturdy. Nice and thick.The zippers are just a little bit.......not really hard to close, but you do have to take a second or two to get them to slide around.I'm going to get my daughter-in-law some so she doesn't have to keep borrowing mine.

(My drive is about <hl> 45 minutes <hl> ).They also hold way more than the store bags and are VERY sturdy.


Question: where did they burn their hand?

After burning my hand through an old oven mitt at my parents house, I knew something had to be done to keep my sanity in check. I had heard about wood tools like this before, but wasn't exactly sure what to call it. Searching for the words push and pull, this inexpensive item came up and I purchased two.You'd think an item like this is something simple, but there really is a difference between using any old stick and this push puller of power. The notch at the end can push a rack without slipping, while the second notch pulls that rack right out again. No burns, no slips and certainly no mitt needed. I use it mostly for my toaster oven, but it works great on my large oven too.The ruler hasn't come in handy yet, but someday I will want to know how long something is and this will be ready to go. There is also a small magnet on the back so you can hang it on your fridge. If you searched and found this item, buy it now.

Answer: at my parents house

<hl> After burning my hand through an old oven mitt at my parents house , I knew something had to be done to keep my sanity in check. <hl> I had heard about wood tools like this before, but wasn't exactly sure what to call it. Searching for the words push and pull, this inexpensive item came up and I purchased two. You'd think an item like this is something simple, but there really is a difference between using any old stick and this push puller of power. The notch at the end can push a rack without slipping, while the second notch pulls that rack right out again. No burns, no slips and certainly no mitt needed. I use it mostly for my toaster oven, but it works great on my large oven too. The ruler hasn't come in handy yet, but someday I will want to know how long something is and this will be ready to go. There is also a small magnet on the back so you can hang it on your fridge. If you searched and found this item, buy it now.

After burning my hand through an old oven mitt <hl> at my parents house <hl>, I knew something had to be done to keep my sanity in check. I had heard about wood tools like this before, but wasn't exactly sure what to call it. Searching for the words push and pull, this inexpensive item came up and I purchased two.You'd think an item like this is something simple, but there really is a difference between using any old stick and this push puller of power. The notch at the end can push a rack without slipping, while the second notch pulls that rack right out again. No burns, no slips and certainly no mitt needed. I use it mostly for my toaster oven, but it works great on my large oven too.The ruler hasn't come in handy yet, but someday I will want to know how long something is and this will be ready to go. There is also a small magnet on the back so you can hang it on your fridge. If you searched and found this item, buy it now.

After burning my hand through an old oven mitt <hl> at my parents house <hl> , I knew something had to be done to keep my sanity in check.


Question: What filters can be used to diminish the sludge?

It is very easy to use and clean. However, it does not fit very well into my Frieling Clio. The filter is too wide, so it sits too high in the Clio, and it wobbles around in there. That allows the water to flow through too quickly, within seconds. As a result, I have to use a great deal more coffee in order to get the cup I want, and it still is not the extraction I want. It fit a little better after I removed the handle, but it still is fairly loose in there. I may have to look into other filters or a french press.A good deal of "sludge" will get through, as well. I don't mind that. I really don't. In fact, I somewhat like it. However, if you do not want it, then you probably ought to look into cloth filters. I do tend to go with a fairly fine grind, so that exacerbates the sludge.The ad claims that the filter is "dishwasher safe." While the filter is fairly sturdy, I question whether it will survive through many times in the dishwasher, but that is purely my speculation. Still, I prefer to wash it by hand, which takes only a few seconds.In the end, this filter is worth a good try. If you like it, you can't beat the price for the quality you get. If you don't like it, you ain't out but a few bucks (so long as they continue to offer this under $5).

Answer: cloth

It is very easy to use and clean. However, it does not fit very well into my Frieling Clio. The filter is too wide, so it sits too high in the Clio, and it wobbles around in there. That allows the water to flow through too quickly, within seconds. As a result, I have to use a great deal more coffee in order to get the cup I want, and it still is not the extraction I want. It fit a little better after I removed the handle, but it still is fairly loose in there. I may have to look into other filters or a french press. A good deal of "sludge" will get through, as well. I don't mind that. I really don't. In fact, I somewhat like it. <hl> However, if you do not want it, then you probably ought to look into cloth filters. <hl> I do tend to go with a fairly fine grind, so that exacerbates the sludge. The ad claims that the filter is "dishwasher safe." While the filter is fairly sturdy, I question whether it will survive through many times in the dishwasher, but that is purely my speculation. Still, I prefer to wash it by hand, which takes only a few seconds. In the end, this filter is worth a good try. If you like it, you can't beat the price for the quality you get. If you don't like it, you ain't out but a few bucks (so long as they continue to offer this under $5).

It is very easy to use and clean. However, it does not fit very well into my Frieling Clio. The filter is too wide, so it sits too high in the Clio, and it wobbles around in there. That allows the water to flow through too quickly, within seconds. As a result, I have to use a great deal more coffee in order to get the cup I want, and it still is not the extraction I want. It fit a little better after I removed the handle, but it still is fairly loose in there. I may have to look into other filters or a french press.A good deal of "sludge" will get through, as well. I don't mind that. I really don't. In fact, I somewhat like it. However, if you do not want it, then you probably ought to look into <hl> cloth <hl> filters. I do tend to go with a fairly fine grind, so that exacerbates the sludge.The ad claims that the filter is "dishwasher safe." While the filter is fairly sturdy, I question whether it will survive through many times in the dishwasher, but that is purely my speculation. Still, I prefer to wash it by hand, which takes only a few seconds.In the end, this filter is worth a good try. If you like it, you can't beat the price for the quality you get. If you don't like it, you ain't out but a few bucks (so long as they continue to offer this under $5).


Question: What do they put behind the shower curtain because it's clear?

I got this shower curtain to match my Audrey's Garden accessories that I bought on clearance at BBB several years ago. Each piece of the collection has a different flower in white on a black background, absolutely beautiful, although I didn't get the glasses. The shower curtain is translucent, but I put a black liner behind it. It is absolutely beautiful! The photo is at the side, as you can see, not in the middle of the shower curtain. This is a real plus because you can push the shower curtain to the side and still see most of the beautiful photo of tulips on the shower curtain. I got the hooks and the black liner here at amazon.com, could have gotten the shower curtain, too, but I didn't know it was here and I had already ordered the curtain from walmart.com. Had it shipped to the store so I didn't have to pay postage. I recommend the curtain, the black liner and the little black painted flower shower hooks.

Answer: a black liner

I got this shower curtain to match my Audrey's Garden accessories that I bought on clearance at BBB several years ago. Each piece of the collection has a different flower in white on a black background, absolutely beautiful, although I didn't get the glasses. <hl> The shower curtain is translucent, but I put a black liner behind it. <hl> It is absolutely beautiful! The photo is at the side, as you can see, not in the middle of the shower curtain. This is a real plus because you can push the shower curtain to the side and still see most of the beautiful photo of tulips on the shower curtain. I got the hooks and the black liner here at amazon.com, could have gotten the shower curtain, too, but I didn't know it was here and I had already ordered the curtain from walmart.com. Had it shipped to the store so I didn't have to pay postage. I recommend the curtain, the black liner and the little black painted flower shower hooks.

I got this shower curtain to match my Audrey's Garden accessories that I bought on clearance at BBB several years ago. Each piece of the collection has a different flower in white on a black background, absolutely beautiful, although I didn't get the glasses. The shower curtain is translucent, but I put <hl> a black liner <hl> behind it. It is absolutely beautiful! The photo is at the side, as you can see, not in the middle of the shower curtain. This is a real plus because you can push the shower curtain to the side and still see most of the beautiful photo of tulips on the shower curtain. I got the hooks and the black liner here at amazon.com, could have gotten the shower curtain, too, but I didn't know it was here and I had already ordered the curtain from walmart.com. Had it shipped to the store so I didn't have to pay postage. I recommend the curtain, the black liner and the little black painted flower shower hooks.


Question: Did the company replace the dispenser when it broke?

I like the Zero water concept. It delivers on its promise of clean water. However, in my area of the country, I go through filters quickly. The filters are expensive, but you have to balance that with the cost of bottled water.My main problem with this company is the design of their 23-cup water dispenser. The one I bought had a design flaw in the button that allows the water to dispense. It has a small stem that is made of plastic and will eventually break. There is no way to repair it.The company promised to replace the dispenser...then I waited, and waited...the customer service people kept stalling. Over a year later and they have NOT replaced my dispenser, but they sent me coupons for more filters! Incredible!A company that has such disregard for its customers does not deserve my business. I will never buy another one of their products.

Answer: Over a year later and they have NOT replaced my dispenser

I like the Zero water concept. It delivers on its promise of clean water. However, in my area of the country, I go through filters quickly. The filters are expensive, but you have to balance that with the cost of bottled water. My main problem with this company is the design of their 23-cup water dispenser. The one I bought had a design flaw in the button that allows the water to dispense. It has a small stem that is made of plastic and will eventually break. There is no way to repair it. The company promised to replace the dispenser...then I waited, and waited...the customer service people kept stalling. <hl> Over a year later and they have NOT replaced my dispenser , but they sent me coupons for more filters! <hl> Incredible!A company that has such disregard for its customers does not deserve my business. I will never buy another one of their products.

I like the Zero water concept. It delivers on its promise of clean water. However, in my area of the country, I go through filters quickly. The filters are expensive, but you have to balance that with the cost of bottled water.My main problem with this company is the design of their 23-cup water dispenser. The one I bought had a design flaw in the button that allows the water to dispense. It has a small stem that is made of plastic and will eventually break. There is no way to repair it.The company promised to replace the dispenser...then I waited, and waited...the customer service people kept stalling. <hl> Over a year later and they have NOT replaced my dispenser <hl>, but they sent me coupons for more filters! Incredible!A company that has such disregard for its customers does not deserve my business. I will never buy another one of their products.

<hl> Over a year later and they have NOT replaced my dispenser <hl> , but they sent me coupons for more filters!


Question: Who bought this product?

I wanted one of these so badly. My sister bought this for me as a gift. It is not at all easy to clean. With the first use, the silver backsplatter sheild had burned-on goodness all over it that could not be removed. Cleaning the stuff that goes inside, especially the cage that holds chicken parts, takes some skill and patience - things I don't possess in great measure. The skin of the chicken sticks to the inside. I've tried spraying it with non-stick cooking spray and it helps a little but not enough. Also, a few times the chicken that I had placed in the tray came out bad in some places. At first I thought I was being hoodwinked by the local grocer and getting bad chicken parts. I make my food to bring to work for lunch and can't have the smell of rotting chicken eminating from the microwave in my office and this seems to happen consistenly with this rotisserie. Not when I just bake the chicken in the preheated oven. Right now it's just taking up space on my table. I'm getting rid of it.

Answer: My sister

My sister bought this for me as a gift.

I wanted one of these so badly. <hl> My sister bought this for me as a gift. <hl> It is not at all easy to clean. With the first use, the silver backsplatter sheild had burned-on goodness all over it that could not be removed. Cleaning the stuff that goes inside, especially the cage that holds chicken parts, takes some skill and patience - things I don't possess in great measure. The skin of the chicken sticks to the inside. I've tried spraying it with non-stick cooking spray and it helps a little but not enough. Also, a few times the chicken that I had placed in the tray came out bad in some places. At first I thought I was being hoodwinked by the local grocer and getting bad chicken parts. I make my food to bring to work for lunch and can't have the smell of rotting chicken eminating from the microwave in my office and this seems to happen consistenly with this rotisserie. Not when I just bake the chicken in the preheated oven. Right now it's just taking up space on my table. I'm getting rid of it.

I wanted one of these so badly. <hl> My sister <hl> bought this for me as a gift. It is not at all easy to clean. With the first use, the silver backsplatter sheild had burned-on goodness all over it that could not be removed. Cleaning the stuff that goes inside, especially the cage that holds chicken parts, takes some skill and patience - things I don't possess in great measure. The skin of the chicken sticks to the inside. I've tried spraying it with non-stick cooking spray and it helps a little but not enough. Also, a few times the chicken that I had placed in the tray came out bad in some places. At first I thought I was being hoodwinked by the local grocer and getting bad chicken parts. I make my food to bring to work for lunch and can't have the smell of rotting chicken eminating from the microwave in my office and this seems to happen consistenly with this rotisserie. Not when I just bake the chicken in the preheated oven. Right now it's just taking up space on my table. I'm getting rid of it.


Question: What serving size are the glasses good for?

I ordered these yesterday and got them today. All intact, no breakage at all, and exactly as described. Thank you Goodman's! These glasses are the best. They make a nice "rocks" glass for alcoholic beverages, but that's just the beginning. They're heavy, of fine quality (made in France, not China), and very versatile. They're called "working glasses" because of the well-fitting lids which turn them from a drinking glass into a nice storage container for the fridge. I make a big pot of homemade soup and spoon it into these glasses, cover them, and refrigerate till ready to use. Perfect one serving size. Great storage They feel good in your hand, and their style is classic. For the price, you can't go wrong. I've used them for many years, and was happy to be able to find replacements on Amazon. (They're sturdy, but GLASS. Accidents happen!)

Answer: one serving size

Perfect one serving size .

I ordered these yesterday and got them today. All intact, no breakage at all, and exactly as described. Thank you Goodman's! These glasses are the best. They make a nice "rocks" glass for alcoholic beverages, but that's just the beginning. They're heavy, of fine quality (made in France, not China), and very versatile. They're called "working glasses" because of the well-fitting lids which turn them from a drinking glass into a nice storage container for the fridge. I make a big pot of homemade soup and spoon it into these glasses, cover them, and refrigerate till ready to use. <hl> Perfect one serving size . <hl> Great storage They feel good in your hand, and their style is classic. For the price, you can't go wrong. I've used them for many years, and was happy to be able to find replacements on Amazon. (They're sturdy, but GLASS. Accidents happen!)

I ordered these yesterday and got them today. All intact, no breakage at all, and exactly as described. Thank you Goodman's! These glasses are the best. They make a nice "rocks" glass for alcoholic beverages, but that's just the beginning. They're heavy, of fine quality (made in France, not China), and very versatile. They're called "working glasses" because of the well-fitting lids which turn them from a drinking glass into a nice storage container for the fridge. I make a big pot of homemade soup and spoon it into these glasses, cover them, and refrigerate till ready to use. Perfect <hl> one serving size <hl>. Great storage They feel good in your hand, and their style is classic. For the price, you can't go wrong. I've used them for many years, and was happy to be able to find replacements on Amazon. (They're sturdy, but GLASS. Accidents happen!)


Question: items that need a longer cook time should be placed where?

This is a versatile steamer compared to others I've used before. The dual steamer basket allows for you to cook for just one, or a whole family. You will have to plan your meals to put the longer cooking item on the bottom. The innovative design allows the extra cooking capacity to break down for storage by allowing the bowls to fit inside each other and stack upside down on the unit so it takes up little more space than the base unit.The digital controls are a change over other units I've used which had an old style mechanical kitchen timer. The controls are easy to set and allow for more precise setting so dishes can be cooked the same every time you cook them. The max time that can be set at one time is 60 minutes, but as most things are cooked in half that time.The cons are that the unit can't be refilled while cooking and the overall construction and materials are not as good as others I've tried in the past. Full MSRP is a bit high, but if you can find this unit on sale, I'd definitely consider it.

Answer: the bottom

This is a versatile steamer compared to others I've used before. The dual steamer basket allows for you to cook for just one, or a whole family. <hl> You will have to plan your meals to put the longer cooking item on the bottom . <hl> The innovative design allows the extra cooking capacity to break down for storage by allowing the bowls to fit inside each other and stack upside down on the unit so it takes up little more space than the base unit. The digital controls are a change over other units I've used which had an old style mechanical kitchen timer. The controls are easy to set and allow for more precise setting so dishes can be cooked the same every time you cook them. The max time that can be set at one time is 60 minutes, but as most things are cooked in half that time. The cons are that the unit can't be refilled while cooking and the overall construction and materials are not as good as others I've tried in the past. Full MSRP is a bit high, but if you can find this unit on sale, I'd definitely consider it.

This is a versatile steamer compared to others I've used before. The dual steamer basket allows for you to cook for just one, or a whole family. You will have to plan your meals to put the longer cooking item on <hl> the bottom <hl>. The innovative design allows the extra cooking capacity to break down for storage by allowing the bowls to fit inside each other and stack upside down on the unit so it takes up little more space than the base unit.The digital controls are a change over other units I've used which had an old style mechanical kitchen timer. The controls are easy to set and allow for more precise setting so dishes can be cooked the same every time you cook them. The max time that can be set at one time is 60 minutes, but as most things are cooked in half that time.The cons are that the unit can't be refilled while cooking and the overall construction and materials are not as good as others I've tried in the past. Full MSRP is a bit high, but if you can find this unit on sale, I'd definitely consider it.

You will have to plan your meals to put the longer cooking item on <hl> the bottom <hl> .


Question: Does it accurately weigh you?

This is a very slim scale with a long battery life that works pretty well! It's light, and it works great on our tile and thin rug surfaces.The only strange thing is that it can never seem to settle on a weight. I understand that as you move your weight fluctuates by a few 10ths of a pound. But it doesn't seem to ever decide "ok, this is your weight" and stop. It just keeps doing it until the delay hits and turns itself off to save battery.

Answer: it can never seem to settle on a weight.

This is a very slim scale with a long battery life that works pretty well! It's light, and it works great on our tile and thin rug surfaces. <hl> The only strange thing is that it can never seem to settle on a weight. I understand that as you move your weight fluctuates by a few 10ths of a pound. <hl> But it doesn't seem to ever decide "ok, this is your weight" and stop. It just keeps doing it until the delay hits and turns itself off to save battery.

This is a very slim scale with a long battery life that works pretty well! It's light, and it works great on our tile and thin rug surfaces.The only strange thing is that <hl> it can never seem to settle on a weight. <hl> I understand that as you move your weight fluctuates by a few 10ths of a pound. But it doesn't seem to ever decide "ok, this is your weight" and stop. It just keeps doing it until the delay hits and turns itself off to save battery.


Question: What brand is the holder?

Any size cookbook you're likely to own, can safely, be easily be held open by this 'pop-up' holder.My cookbook holder has been used for everything from a recipe scribbled on the back of an envelope,to three inch thick hard-cover books, and yes even 3 ring binder style.I'm very particular about the care of the cookbooks I've collected over the years.Some are from family that have passed on, and some are antique cookbooksI've added to my collection over many years and are quite fragile.This OXO holder does a perfect job of holding and protecting them all.Of the several styles of book holders I've tried over the yearsthis Good-Grip's is my favorite so far.None of my other book holders allow me to turn the page with one hand,and the solid, clear shield to protect from splatters is an excellent idea.When folded closed, the holder sits on a shelf the same as a book does.This is a very convenient ~~ well made holder for cookbooks.But there is so much more this holder can be used for ~~School lessons ~~ iPad's ~~ most all other reference books, even in the garage.This is a great product!

Answer: OXO

Any size cookbook you're likely to own, can safely, be easily be held open by this 'pop-up' holder. My cookbook holder has been used for everything from a recipe scribbled on the back of an envelope,to three inch thick hard-cover books, and yes even 3 ring binder style. I'm very particular about the care of the cookbooks I've collected over the years. Some are from family that have passed on, and some are antique cookbooksI've added to my collection over many years and are quite fragile. <hl> This OXO holder does a perfect job of holding and protecting them all. <hl> Of the several styles of book holders I've tried over the yearsthis Good-Grip's is my favorite so far. None of my other book holders allow me to turn the page with one hand,and the solid, clear shield to protect from splatters is an excellent idea. When folded closed, the holder sits on a shelf the same as a book does. This is a very convenient ~~ well made holder for cookbooks. But there is so much more this holder can be used for ~~School lessons ~~ iPad's ~~ most all other reference books, even in the garage. This is a great product!

Any size cookbook you're likely to own, can safely, be easily be held open by this 'pop-up' holder.My cookbook holder has been used for everything from a recipe scribbled on the back of an envelope,to three inch thick hard-cover books, and yes even 3 ring binder style.I'm very particular about the care of the cookbooks I've collected over the years.Some are from family that have passed on, and some are antique cookbooksI've added to my collection over many years and are quite fragile.This <hl> OXO <hl> holder does a perfect job of holding and protecting them all.Of the several styles of book holders I've tried over the yearsthis Good-Grip's is my favorite so far.None of my other book holders allow me to turn the page with one hand,and the solid, clear shield to protect from splatters is an excellent idea.When folded closed, the holder sits on a shelf the same as a book does.This is a very convenient ~~ well made holder for cookbooks.But there is so much more this holder can be used for ~~School lessons ~~ iPad's ~~ most all other reference books, even in the garage.This is a great product!


Question: What scissors brand does this person recommend more?

I don't see what all the fuss is about. I think these scissors are OK for the price($20 July 2013). I dont think they are made in Germany, there is no marking on the blade indicating country of origin. I got these with a Wusthof "create-a-set" knife block, and got them for less than 20 if you consider the price of the block and honing steel. I wouldn't exactly call them high quality, as they dont give me that impression, looks too cheap, medium quality I would say. If you want real high quality kitchen "shears" I would recommend Cutco shears, now those really are high quality, but of course it cost a lot more than this. Just dont expect to be blown away when you get these, because you wont be, but price is affordable.

Answer: Cutco shears

I don't see what all the fuss is about. I think these scissors are OK for the price($20 July 2013). I dont think they are made in Germany, there is no marking on the blade indicating country of origin. I got these with a Wusthof "create-a-set" knife block, and got them for less than 20 if you consider the price of the block and honing steel. I wouldn't exactly call them high quality, as they dont give me that impression, looks too cheap, medium quality I would say. <hl> If you want real high quality kitchen "shears" I would recommend Cutco shears , now those really are high quality, but of course it cost a lot more than this. <hl> Just dont expect to be blown away when you get these, because you wont be, but price is affordable.

I don't see what all the fuss is about. I think these scissors are OK for the price($20 July 2013). I dont think they are made in Germany, there is no marking on the blade indicating country of origin. I got these with a Wusthof "create-a-set" knife block, and got them for less than 20 if you consider the price of the block and honing steel. I wouldn't exactly call them high quality, as they dont give me that impression, looks too cheap, medium quality I would say. If you want real high quality kitchen "shears" I would recommend <hl> Cutco shears <hl>, now those really are high quality, but of course it cost a lot more than this. Just dont expect to be blown away when you get these, because you wont be, but price is affordable.

If you want real high quality kitchen "shears" I would recommend <hl> Cutco shears <hl> , now those really are high quality, but of course it cost a lot more than this.


Question: How old was their old set?

I got this set about two weeks ago and figured I'd use all the pieces a bit before I wrote a review. I have to admit that my first impression of the set was pure joy. I had been using a ten-year-old Revereware set, good in its own right, but there were some things I disliked about the Revereware, mainly the fact that the bottoms did not make good contact with my stove burners (ceramic top). These pots and pans were so shiny right out of the box, so much heavier than I expected, and so obviously worth the money I paid for them, that I was thrilled. They are SO much heavier than expected. Not heavy in a bad way, like you can't lift them or anything. Just not cheap and easy to dent. I had never used a frying pan not coated in Teflon, and I was a little intimidated by the fact that these are not nonstick. Since this was the very reason I bought them (Teflon is evil) I decided to dive right in. This has been my experience so far, even though I can't comment on the overall longevity of the set at this time.*I love the finish. These are so pretty, I intend to get a pot rack and hang them for all to see!*The lids are awesome. Nice tight fit. I think they may even be weighted. I didn't want glass lids for breakage reasons, and the lids from my old pans had a lip that trapped moisture underneath. I was forever burning myself or dripping water all over the stove every time I lifted the lid to check something.*I chose this set over the Cuisinart set because of the three sizes of saucepans, which my old set had and I am used to.*Love the handles! I didn't think I would at first, but they really do stay cool and are grippy so you're less likely to drop a full pot when transferring it.*Easy to clean. I haven't tried frying an egg or anything, but I think for everything except eggs and pancakes these will be wonderful. I made pizza sauce in the larger fry pan and it cleaned up in a snap. I even melted chocolate and marshmallow for some cookies in the saucepans and those also cleaned up quite easily.Now for a couple things that could be better:*The set could have included a lid for the smaller fry pan. I assumed that the lid to the one of the saucepans would fit the smaller fry pan as well (my old set was this way) and was slightly disappointed to find that this is not the case.*One of the saucepans has some "pitting" on the inside bottom that was not there when I opened the box. Another reviewer mentioned this too. I tried cleaning it with baking soda and water as the instructions suggest, but no dice.*You must be very diligent about drying these IMMEDIATELY if you don't want water spots on them. I know that is the nature of the beast, my other stainless is the same, but it's a bummer. I want them fresh and shiny clean all the time, and they just don't look as nice if left to air-dry.Just some minor gripes. They were SO worth the money, especially since the price jumped fifteen bucks the day after I ordered them, and I got a forty dollar rebate to boot. I almost spent 3 times more on a much costlier set, but I suspect I would have been paying for the name. Of course KitchenAid is also a brand name, and a darn good one at that, (I am in love with my Artisan stand mixer) so why not the pots and pans set? After reading all the positives here on Amazon, I decided to try them and I'm so glad I did!

Answer: the bottoms did not make good contact with my stove burners

I got this set about two weeks ago and figured I'd use all the pieces a bit before I wrote a review. I have to admit that my first impression of the set was pure joy. <hl> I had been using a ten-year-old Revereware set, good in its own right, but there were some things I disliked about the Revereware, mainly the fact that the bottoms did not make good contact with my stove burners (ceramic top). <hl> These pots and pans were so shiny right out of the box, so much heavier than I expected, and so obviously worth the money I paid for them, that I was thrilled. They are SO much heavier than expected. Not heavy in a bad way, like you can't lift them or anything. Just not cheap and easy to dent. I had never used a frying pan not coated in Teflon, and I was a little intimidated by the fact that these are not nonstick. Since this was the very reason I bought them (Teflon is evil) I decided to dive right in. This has been my experience so far, even though I can't comment on the overall longevity of the set at this time.*I love the finish. These are so pretty, I intend to get a pot rack and hang them for all to see!*The lids are awesome. Nice tight fit. I think they may even be weighted. I didn't want glass lids for breakage reasons, and the lids from my old pans had a lip that trapped moisture underneath. I was forever burning myself or dripping water all over the stove every time I lifted the lid to check something.*I chose this set over the Cuisinart set because of the three sizes of saucepans, which my old set had and I am used to.*Love the handles! I didn't think I would at first, but they really do stay cool and are grippy so you're less likely to drop a full pot when transferring it.*Easy to clean. I haven't tried frying an egg or anything, but I think for everything except eggs and pancakes these will be wonderful. I made pizza sauce in the larger fry pan and it cleaned up in a snap. I even melted chocolate and marshmallow for some cookies in the saucepans and those also cleaned up quite easily. Now for a couple things that could be better:*The set could have included a lid for the smaller fry pan. I assumed that the lid to the one of the saucepans would fit the smaller fry pan as well (my old set was this way) and was slightly disappointed to find that this is not the case.*One of the saucepans has some "pitting" on the inside bottom that was not there when I opened the box. Another reviewer mentioned this too. I tried cleaning it with baking soda and water as the instructions suggest, but no dice.*You must be very diligent about drying these IMMEDIATELY if you don't want water spots on them. I know that is the nature of the beast, my other stainless is the same, but it's a bummer. I want them fresh and shiny clean all the time, and they just don't look as nice if left to air-dry. Just some minor gripes. They were SO worth the money, especially since the price jumped fifteen bucks the day after I ordered them, and I got a forty dollar rebate to boot. I almost spent 3 times more on a much costlier set, but I suspect I would have been paying for the name. Of course KitchenAid is also a brand name, and a darn good one at that, (I am in love with my Artisan stand mixer) so why not the pots and pans set? After reading all the positives here on Amazon, I decided to try them and I'm so glad I did!

I got this set about two weeks ago and figured I'd use all the pieces a bit before I wrote a review. I have to admit that my first impression of the set was pure joy. I had been using a ten-year-old Revereware set, good in its own right, but there were some things I disliked about the Revereware, mainly the fact that <hl> the bottoms did not make good contact with my stove burners <hl> (ceramic top). These pots and pans were so shiny right out of the box, so much heavier than I expected, and so obviously worth the money I paid for them, that I was thrilled. They are SO much heavier than expected. Not heavy in a bad way, like you can't lift them or anything. Just not cheap and easy to dent. I had never used a frying pan not coated in Teflon, and I was a little intimidated by the fact that these are not nonstick. Since this was the very reason I bought them (Teflon is evil) I decided to dive right in. This has been my experience so far, even though I can't comment on the overall longevity of the set at this time.*I love the finish. These are so pretty, I intend to get a pot rack and hang them for all to see!*The lids are awesome. Nice tight fit. I think they may even be weighted. I didn't want glass lids for breakage reasons, and the lids from my old pans had a lip that trapped moisture underneath. I was forever burning myself or dripping water all over the stove every time I lifted the lid to check something.*I chose this set over the Cuisinart set because of the three sizes of saucepans, which my old set had and I am used to.*Love the handles! I didn't think I would at first, but they really do stay cool and are grippy so you're less likely to drop a full pot when transferring it.*Easy to clean. I haven't tried frying an egg or anything, but I think for everything except eggs and pancakes these will be wonderful. I made pizza sauce in the larger fry pan and it cleaned up in a snap. I even melted chocolate and marshmallow for some cookies in the saucepans and those also cleaned up quite easily.Now for a couple things that could be better:*The set could have included a lid for the smaller fry pan. I assumed that the lid to the one of the saucepans would fit the smaller fry pan as well (my old set was this way) and was slightly disappointed to find that this is not the case.*One of the saucepans has some "pitting" on the inside bottom that was not there when I opened the box. Another reviewer mentioned this too. I tried cleaning it with baking soda and water as the instructions suggest, but no dice.*You must be very diligent about drying these IMMEDIATELY if you don't want water spots on them. I know that is the nature of the beast, my other stainless is the same, but it's a bummer. I want them fresh and shiny clean all the time, and they just don't look as nice if left to air-dry.Just some minor gripes. They were SO worth the money, especially since the price jumped fifteen bucks the day after I ordered them, and I got a forty dollar rebate to boot. I almost spent 3 times more on a much costlier set, but I suspect I would have been paying for the name. Of course KitchenAid is also a brand name, and a darn good one at that, (I am in love with my Artisan stand mixer) so why not the pots and pans set? After reading all the positives here on Amazon, I decided to try them and I'm so glad I did!


Question: How many items did the author obtain?

We got two of these to hold out freshly baked bread. these are the perfect item and comes with a little cutting board.The vent is especially handy when the bread is out of the bread machine, as even after cooling on a rack, the bread keeper need to vent out the moisture and heat.The only "down" side that I noticed is that after several washings in the top rack of the diswasher, the plastic gets a "foggy" look to it, but that is not a big deal.I do wish they would come out with ones that have a color tint to the plastic.still, a very handy item to have.

Answer: two

<hl> We got two of these to hold out freshly baked bread. <hl> these are the perfect item and comes with a little cutting board. The vent is especially handy when the bread is out of the bread machine, as even after cooling on a rack, the bread keeper need to vent out the moisture and heat. The only "down" side that I noticed is that after several washings in the top rack of the diswasher, the plastic gets a "foggy" look to it, but that is not a big deal. I do wish they would come out with ones that have a color tint to the plastic.still, a very handy item to have.

We got <hl> two <hl> of these to hold out freshly baked bread. these are the perfect item and comes with a little cutting board.The vent is especially handy when the bread is out of the bread machine, as even after cooling on a rack, the bread keeper need to vent out the moisture and heat.The only "down" side that I noticed is that after several washings in the top rack of the diswasher, the plastic gets a "foggy" look to it, but that is not a big deal.I do wish they would come out with ones that have a color tint to the plastic.still, a very handy item to have.


Question: What does the poster get comfort for?

I love pillows. They give me such comfort for my body and soul. And there is nothing like having them covered by these wonderful, soft, light pillow cases. I buy them in different colors and put the different colors on my bed pillows, reading chair pillows, workout pillow, and any other pillow I can put to use. The more recent ones have better stitching than the earlier ones I bought. But all have stood the test of time. None have worn out. They come out of the dryer very soft and about as crease-free as can be. Some might think the material is too thin. For me it's ideal. It's not thin as in cheap. It's thin as in not interfering with the pillow's comfort, unlike some pillow cases that actually impede the comfort of the pillow.

Answer: body and soul

I love pillows. <hl> They give me such comfort for my body and soul . <hl> And there is nothing like having them covered by these wonderful, soft, light pillow cases. I buy them in different colors and put the different colors on my bed pillows, reading chair pillows, workout pillow, and any other pillow I can put to use. The more recent ones have better stitching than the earlier ones I bought. But all have stood the test of time. None have worn out. They come out of the dryer very soft and about as crease-free as can be. Some might think the material is too thin. For me it's ideal. It's not thin as in cheap. It's thin as in not interfering with the pillow's comfort, unlike some pillow cases that actually impede the comfort of the pillow.

I love pillows. They give me such comfort for my <hl> body and soul <hl>. And there is nothing like having them covered by these wonderful, soft, light pillow cases. I buy them in different colors and put the different colors on my bed pillows, reading chair pillows, workout pillow, and any other pillow I can put to use. The more recent ones have better stitching than the earlier ones I bought. But all have stood the test of time. None have worn out. They come out of the dryer very soft and about as crease-free as can be. Some might think the material is too thin. For me it's ideal. It's not thin as in cheap. It's thin as in not interfering with the pillow's comfort, unlike some pillow cases that actually impede the comfort of the pillow.

They give me such comfort for my <hl> body and soul <hl> .


Question: Where should you not use this product for fear of indenting it?

There's a lot of function packed into this product. Besides being able to support the weight of as many soap and shampoo bottles that you can fit on top of it, but it has a small bar and two hooks for your rag, loofah or whatever other accessories you use in the shower. If you shave in the shower you can also hang your disposable razor in the hooks. The bottom of the shelf has small openings in it so water can drain.Installation is a snap - quite literally. Once you make sure the pads on the side are attached (if they're not, it's a simple matter to reattach them). You place the shelf in the corner where you want it, and give the button a nice firm press, and boom - you're done. If you don't like where it is, you just pull the button out and start over. Since it works by pressure and not by adhesive, there won't be any marks on your tile. I wouldn't use this on drywall or any soft-material wall for fear of indenting it, but if your shower wall is drywall you have bigger problems.This might be a little pricey at first glance, but it is very well-made of quality material and does its job perfectly with no flaws, making it worth the $30 price point in my book.

Answer: drywall or any soft-material wall

There's a lot of function packed into this product. Besides being able to support the weight of as many soap and shampoo bottles that you can fit on top of it, but it has a small bar and two hooks for your rag, loofah or whatever other accessories you use in the shower. If you shave in the shower you can also hang your disposable razor in the hooks. The bottom of the shelf has small openings in it so water can drain. Installation is a snap - quite literally. Once you make sure the pads on the side are attached (if they're not, it's a simple matter to reattach them). You place the shelf in the corner where you want it, and give the button a nice firm press, and boom - you're done. If you don't like where it is, you just pull the button out and start over. Since it works by pressure and not by adhesive, there won't be any marks on your tile. <hl> I wouldn't use this on drywall or any soft-material wall for fear of indenting it, but if your shower wall is drywall you have bigger problems. <hl> This might be a little pricey at first glance, but it is very well-made of quality material and does its job perfectly with no flaws, making it worth the $30 price point in my book.

There's a lot of function packed into this product. Besides being able to support the weight of as many soap and shampoo bottles that you can fit on top of it, but it has a small bar and two hooks for your rag, loofah or whatever other accessories you use in the shower. If you shave in the shower you can also hang your disposable razor in the hooks. The bottom of the shelf has small openings in it so water can drain.Installation is a snap - quite literally. Once you make sure the pads on the side are attached (if they're not, it's a simple matter to reattach them). You place the shelf in the corner where you want it, and give the button a nice firm press, and boom - you're done. If you don't like where it is, you just pull the button out and start over. Since it works by pressure and not by adhesive, there won't be any marks on your tile. I wouldn't use this on <hl> drywall or any soft-material wall <hl> for fear of indenting it, but if your shower wall is drywall you have bigger problems.This might be a little pricey at first glance, but it is very well-made of quality material and does its job perfectly with no flaws, making it worth the $30 price point in my book.


Question: Who did the person give the product to as a gift?

I really love this set. I decided to gift this to my mother this week and we have been using the pots and pans included to cook and prep for an upcoming dinner event (Tonight actually!) and everything is wonderful! I love the non-stick surface of the solid, heavy, durable feeling pans. They feel so nice to work with. They aren't too hefty or cumbersome. They are the perfect size for my tiny mother to work with. She is always complaining about lugging around weighty pots and pans and I think this is going to be her new favorite cookware set to regularly use.I love the color of the set as well. It's a very rich bronze. Very, very pretty and elegant in any kitchen really. My mother has gone on and on about how she never thought she would love a bronze cookware set as much as she loves this since she has been used to using stainless steel for so long...but she is a convert now!This set comes with everything you would need to get started in the kitchen. The 10 piece set will accommodate pretty much anyone. My family is big into cooking and everyone has been really impressed with this set!I'm also super shocked at the price! VERY reasonable for what you get!!!

Answer: mother

I really love this set. <hl> I decided to gift this to my mother this week <hl> and we have been using the pots and pans included to cook and prep for an upcoming dinner event (Tonight actually!) and everything is wonderful! I love the non-stick surface of the solid, heavy, durable feeling pans. They feel so nice to work with. They aren't too hefty or cumbersome. They are the perfect size for my tiny mother to work with. She is always complaining about lugging around weighty pots and pans and I think this is going to be her new favorite cookware set to regularly use. I love the color of the set as well. It's a very rich bronze. Very, very pretty and elegant in any kitchen really. My mother has gone on and on about how she never thought she would love a bronze cookware set as much as she loves this since she has been used to using stainless steel for so long...but she is a convert now!This set comes with everything you would need to get started in the kitchen. The 10 piece set will accommodate pretty much anyone. My family is big into cooking and everyone has been really impressed with this set!I'm also super shocked at the price! VERY reasonable for what you get!!!

I really love this set. I decided to gift this to my <hl> mother <hl> this week and we have been using the pots and pans included to cook and prep for an upcoming dinner event (Tonight actually!) and everything is wonderful! I love the non-stick surface of the solid, heavy, durable feeling pans. They feel so nice to work with. They aren't too hefty or cumbersome. They are the perfect size for my tiny mother to work with. She is always complaining about lugging around weighty pots and pans and I think this is going to be her new favorite cookware set to regularly use.I love the color of the set as well. It's a very rich bronze. Very, very pretty and elegant in any kitchen really. My mother has gone on and on about how she never thought she would love a bronze cookware set as much as she loves this since she has been used to using stainless steel for so long...but she is a convert now!This set comes with everything you would need to get started in the kitchen. The 10 piece set will accommodate pretty much anyone. My family is big into cooking and everyone has been really impressed with this set!I'm also super shocked at the price! VERY reasonable for what you get!!!


Question: Why did I go for the low-voltage?

I had a Sunbeam for 4 years which I loved. It died and even without a receipt, Sunbeam replaced it based on the Mfg. code. However changed locations and bed size so it was bye-bye.I went for the low-voltage mostly due to the promise of finer sized heating elements.WOW!So small it is like magic. I could feel the ones in the Sunbeam. I also like how they placed the connector to the side so I don't kick it.In early use I have heard zero transformer noise.Either pad will save energy. The soft heat dobby is pure luxury

Answer: finer sized heating elements

I had a Sunbeam for 4 years which I loved. It died and even without a receipt, Sunbeam replaced it based on the Mfg. code. However changed locations and bed size so it was bye-bye. <hl> I went for the low-voltage mostly due to the promise of finer sized heating elements .WOW!So <hl> small it is like magic. I could feel the ones in the Sunbeam. I also like how they placed the connector to the side so I don't kick it. In early use I have heard zero transformer noise. Either pad will save energy. The soft heat dobby is pure luxury

I had a Sunbeam for 4 years which I loved. It died and even without a receipt, Sunbeam replaced it based on the Mfg. code. However changed locations and bed size so it was bye-bye.I went for the low-voltage mostly due to the promise of <hl> finer sized heating elements <hl>.WOW!So small it is like magic. I could feel the ones in the Sunbeam. I also like how they placed the connector to the side so I don't kick it.In early use I have heard zero transformer noise.Either pad will save energy. The soft heat dobby is pure luxury

I went for the low-voltage mostly due to the promise of <hl> finer sized heating elements <hl> .WOW!So


Question: What kind of design does the scale have?

I am pleased with the Omron scale. It seems accurate compared to our other scale and has a sleek simple design. I like that I just need to step on it to get a reading. We have another "fancier" scale that does BMI readings and so forth (can make you feel depressed on many more levels) and you have to press buttons to identify which user you are. That can be annoying at 4:00 AM. So the basic design is refreshing. One issue with this scale, as with others we have tried, is that moving the scale to different areas on our bathroom floor causes the weight to change. This may be an issue with our floor (there is definitely a fat zone, where no scale is placed), but I am not sure.Overall, this is a nice scale and well worth the price.

Answer: sleek simple design

a sleek simple design .

I am pleased with the Omron scale. It seems accurate compared to our other scale and has <hl> a sleek simple design . <hl> I like that I just need to step on it to get a reading. We have another "fancier" scale that does BMI readings and so forth (can make you feel depressed on many more levels) and you have to press buttons to identify which user you are. That can be annoying at 4:00 AM. So the basic design is refreshing. One issue with this scale, as with others we have tried, is that moving the scale to different areas on our bathroom floor causes the weight to change. This may be an issue with our floor (there is definitely a fat zone, where no scale is placed), but I am not sure. Overall, this is a nice scale and well worth the price.

I am pleased with the Omron scale. It seems accurate compared to our other scale and has a <hl> sleek simple design <hl>. I like that I just need to step on it to get a reading. We have another "fancier" scale that does BMI readings and so forth (can make you feel depressed on many more levels) and you have to press buttons to identify which user you are. That can be annoying at 4:00 AM. So the basic design is refreshing. One issue with this scale, as with others we have tried, is that moving the scale to different areas on our bathroom floor causes the weight to change. This may be an issue with our floor (there is definitely a fat zone, where no scale is placed), but I am not sure.Overall, this is a nice scale and well worth the price.


Question: What kind of squeegee does the vacuum have?

I bought this vacuum to replace another small one that I have. This little baby really picks up stuff that my other one never did. It's light weight, perfect size for a one bedroom apartment with a mix of hardwood and carpeted floors, and easily glides from one surface to another. It has a anti scratch resistant squeegee blade that picks up the smallest dirt on hardwood floors and the rotary brush assembly does an excellent job on the carpet plus bristles for the corners that more expensive vacuums have. Since I've only had it for a week, the test will be how well it works (has a 1 year warranty) in the long run, but for the price I can't complain.

Answer: anti scratch resistant

I bought this vacuum to replace another small one that I have. This little baby really picks up stuff that my other one never did. It's light weight, perfect size for a one bedroom apartment with a mix of hardwood and carpeted floors, and easily glides from one surface to another. <hl> It has a anti scratch resistant squeegee blade that picks up the smallest dirt on hardwood floors and the rotary brush assembly does an excellent job on the carpet plus bristles for the corners that more expensive vacuums have. <hl> Since I've only had it for a week, the test will be how well it works (has a 1 year warranty) in the long run, but for the price I can't complain.

I bought this vacuum to replace another small one that I have. This little baby really picks up stuff that my other one never did. It's light weight, perfect size for a one bedroom apartment with a mix of hardwood and carpeted floors, and easily glides from one surface to another. It has a <hl> anti scratch resistant <hl> squeegee blade that picks up the smallest dirt on hardwood floors and the rotary brush assembly does an excellent job on the carpet plus bristles for the corners that more expensive vacuums have. Since I've only had it for a week, the test will be how well it works (has a 1 year warranty) in the long run, but for the price I can't complain.


Question: What's the true size of the quilt?

I bought the twin... the color tone is different than shown and the patterns noticeably clash. I've grown to like it, but I considered returning it.The quilt is definitely over-sized (which I like). The twin is really a full-size.I'm happy that its not stiff like some quilts can be. It also a bit warmer than most quilts and comforters... good for cold-natured sleepers.I am disappointed on the quality though. I washed it once on cold and its already noticeably faded. Also, the stitching on the sham is fraying. :/ For the price, I expected better.----UPDATE: I've had this for 3 months, and the fading has not increased. The quilt itself has not frayed, and the fraying on the sham seems isolated to that same very small section. I thought you might want to know that the twin quilt shrank a bit and is closer to is claimed twin-size than originally.The clashing patterns reminds me of Alice in Wonderland for some reason, but its quirkiness is why I've grown to like it. I've had several quilts, and they all have different patterns sewn together. Yet, this one is unique, because the patterns seem somewhat random. They are just all different floral patterns.

Answer: full-size

The twin is really a full-size .I'm

I bought the twin... the color tone is different than shown and the patterns noticeably clash. I've grown to like it, but I considered returning it. The quilt is definitely over-sized (which I like). <hl> The twin is really a full-size .I'm <hl> happy that its not stiff like some quilts can be. It also a bit warmer than most quilts and comforters... good for cold-natured sleepers. I am disappointed on the quality though. I washed it once on cold and its already noticeably faded. Also, the stitching on the sham is fraying. :/ For the price, I expected better.----UPDATE: I've had this for 3 months, and the fading has not increased. The quilt itself has not frayed, and the fraying on the sham seems isolated to that same very small section. I thought you might want to know that the twin quilt shrank a bit and is closer to is claimed twin-size than originally. The clashing patterns reminds me of Alice in Wonderland for some reason, but its quirkiness is why I've grown to like it. I've had several quilts, and they all have different patterns sewn together. Yet, this one is unique, because the patterns seem somewhat random. They are just all different floral patterns.

I bought the twin... the color tone is different than shown and the patterns noticeably clash. I've grown to like it, but I considered returning it.The quilt is definitely over-sized (which I like). The twin is really a <hl> full-size <hl>.I'm happy that its not stiff like some quilts can be. It also a bit warmer than most quilts and comforters... good for cold-natured sleepers.I am disappointed on the quality though. I washed it once on cold and its already noticeably faded. Also, the stitching on the sham is fraying. :/ For the price, I expected better.----UPDATE: I've had this for 3 months, and the fading has not increased. The quilt itself has not frayed, and the fraying on the sham seems isolated to that same very small section. I thought you might want to know that the twin quilt shrank a bit and is closer to is claimed twin-size than originally.The clashing patterns reminds me of Alice in Wonderland for some reason, but its quirkiness is why I've grown to like it. I've had several quilts, and they all have different patterns sewn together. Yet, this one is unique, because the patterns seem somewhat random. They are just all different floral patterns.

The twin is really a <hl> full-size <hl> .I'm


Question: How big of a knife holder was the reviewer looking for?

I needed a 10" knife holder to fit on the side of an upper cabinet in the kitchen, and this one was the only 10" I found on Amazon, so I gave it a try. It is as others have described--the magnetic strips don't lay flat, and in fact are skewed in three dimensions! It was a bit disheartening to see, considering its high price in relation to longer, nicer-looking holders out there. But it's a utilitarian object to me--so although the magnets don't contact the blades perfectly, they do well enough to hold my large Henckels chef's knives with no problem. My slicer and boning knives don't seem to hold as well, but the steel is different and there's just less metal to contact the magnets; they don't feel like they're going to fall off when tested. All in all, the holder suits my needs okay and I'd probably buy it again--I just wish it was made to better tolerances.

Answer: 10"

<hl> I needed a 10" knife holder to fit on the side of an upper cabinet in the kitchen, and this one was the only 10" I found on Amazon, so I gave it a try. <hl> It is as others have described--the magnetic strips don't lay flat, and in fact are skewed in three dimensions! It was a bit disheartening to see, considering its high price in relation to longer, nicer-looking holders out there. But it's a utilitarian object to me--so although the magnets don't contact the blades perfectly, they do well enough to hold my large Henckels chef's knives with no problem. My slicer and boning knives don't seem to hold as well, but the steel is different and there's just less metal to contact the magnets; they don't feel like they're going to fall off when tested. All in all, the holder suits my needs okay and I'd probably buy it again--I just wish it was made to better tolerances.

I needed a <hl> 10" <hl> knife holder to fit on the side of an upper cabinet in the kitchen, and this one was the only 10" I found on Amazon, so I gave it a try. It is as others have described--the magnetic strips don't lay flat, and in fact are skewed in three dimensions! It was a bit disheartening to see, considering its high price in relation to longer, nicer-looking holders out there. But it's a utilitarian object to me--so although the magnets don't contact the blades perfectly, they do well enough to hold my large Henckels chef's knives with no problem. My slicer and boning knives don't seem to hold as well, but the steel is different and there's just less metal to contact the magnets; they don't feel like they're going to fall off when tested. All in all, the holder suits my needs okay and I'd probably buy it again--I just wish it was made to better tolerances.


Question: What should you use?

This is a great pan! I have long preferred silicone bakeware to traditional metal because of easy release of baked goods and quick cleanup, but this was my first foray into whimsically moulded silicone pans. I had some concerns that the pan wouldn't release the cakes from the crevices (petals), but everything turned out perfectly! I am glad I bought the Freshware brand, as the pan is of very good quality (and I know my silicone bakeware), but was of the lowest price for this type of design (rose).Follow the instructions to oil the pans before first use, and you won't have any sticking issues thereafter, even without greasing.However, I do have one word of advice - and this is true for all moulded bakeware, not only silicone. Please use denser, sturdier batters. Liquidy cake batters bake too tender and crumbly to survive unmoulding, and it won't be the pan's fault if your baked goods break and crumble.

Answer: denser, sturdier batters

Please use denser, sturdier batters .

This is a great pan! I have long preferred silicone bakeware to traditional metal because of easy release of baked goods and quick cleanup, but this was my first foray into whimsically moulded silicone pans. I had some concerns that the pan wouldn't release the cakes from the crevices (petals), but everything turned out perfectly! I am glad I bought the Freshware brand, as the pan is of very good quality (and I know my silicone bakeware), but was of the lowest price for this type of design (rose).Follow the instructions to oil the pans before first use, and you won't have any sticking issues thereafter, even without greasing. However, I do have one word of advice - and this is true for all moulded bakeware, not only silicone. <hl> Please use denser, sturdier batters . <hl> Liquidy cake batters bake too tender and crumbly to survive unmoulding, and it won't be the pan's fault if your baked goods break and crumble.

This is a great pan! I have long preferred silicone bakeware to traditional metal because of easy release of baked goods and quick cleanup, but this was my first foray into whimsically moulded silicone pans. I had some concerns that the pan wouldn't release the cakes from the crevices (petals), but everything turned out perfectly! I am glad I bought the Freshware brand, as the pan is of very good quality (and I know my silicone bakeware), but was of the lowest price for this type of design (rose).Follow the instructions to oil the pans before first use, and you won't have any sticking issues thereafter, even without greasing.However, I do have one word of advice - and this is true for all moulded bakeware, not only silicone. Please use <hl> denser, sturdier batters <hl>. Liquidy cake batters bake too tender and crumbly to survive unmoulding, and it won't be the pan's fault if your baked goods break and crumble.

Please use <hl> denser, sturdier batters <hl> .


Question: Most of the unit is made of what, that makes the reviewer suspect it will last for quite some time?

I bought this to replace a broken plastic unit I'd purchased from a popular, expensive "kitchen party" vendor. As noted throughout so many reviews, the plastic units tend to break and you're left with a piece of expensive trash.I used this unit to make spritz cookies at Christmas time. After I got the disc installed properly (concave!) it worked great. I did have some issues with getting the plunger to stay aligned with the handle to press the cookies, which is the reason I removed a star. The bar on the plunger is ratcheted to advance when the handle is pressed, but it turns freely and gets out of alignment with the handle from time to time. is Other than that, it worked great.I also use the press with other tips to fill deviled eggs, cream puffs, and to decorate cookies and cakes. Other than the occasional problem with the handle, it works great. Since most all of the unit is metal, I suspect it will last for quite some time. The variety of discs provided for pressing cookies is great, too...

Answer: metal

I bought this to replace a broken plastic unit I'd purchased from a popular, expensive "kitchen party" vendor. As noted throughout so many reviews, the plastic units tend to break and you're left with a piece of expensive trash. I used this unit to make spritz cookies at Christmas time. After I got the disc installed properly (concave!) it worked great. I did have some issues with getting the plunger to stay aligned with the handle to press the cookies, which is the reason I removed a star. The bar on the plunger is ratcheted to advance when the handle is pressed, but it turns freely and gets out of alignment with the handle from time to time. is Other than that, it worked great. I also use the press with other tips to fill deviled eggs, cream puffs, and to decorate cookies and cakes. Other than the occasional problem with the handle, it works great. <hl> Since most all of the unit is metal , I suspect it will last for quite some time. <hl> The variety of discs provided for pressing cookies is great, too...

I bought this to replace a broken plastic unit I'd purchased from a popular, expensive "kitchen party" vendor. As noted throughout so many reviews, the plastic units tend to break and you're left with a piece of expensive trash.I used this unit to make spritz cookies at Christmas time. After I got the disc installed properly (concave!) it worked great. I did have some issues with getting the plunger to stay aligned with the handle to press the cookies, which is the reason I removed a star. The bar on the plunger is ratcheted to advance when the handle is pressed, but it turns freely and gets out of alignment with the handle from time to time. is Other than that, it worked great.I also use the press with other tips to fill deviled eggs, cream puffs, and to decorate cookies and cakes. Other than the occasional problem with the handle, it works great. Since most all of the unit is <hl> metal <hl>, I suspect it will last for quite some time. The variety of discs provided for pressing cookies is great, too...

Since most all of the unit is <hl> metal <hl> , I suspect it will last for quite some time.


Question: How big is their living room?

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: 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: What did the writer do which sped up the process of replacing the handle?

I thought I had rated this vacuum before. I can't say enough about it. I've read some bad reviews about people not getting response from Hoover. I had a problem at about the one year point with the handle. It broke right where the screw is to hold it to the rest of the product. I called Hoover and I had another handle within three weeks. I had registered the vacuum with Hoover when I received it so I think that speeded up the process. How else do they know when you've purchased it and aren't trying to scam them. Since getting the new handle, I use clear packaging tape to help secure it to the base to hold it sturdier. I highly recommend people register their product as soon as they receive it. I use in the kitchen and bathrooms but not on carpet as we have a heavier one for that. If/when something does eventually happen to it after the warranty period, I will definitely get another one.

Answer: registered the vacuum with Hoover

I thought I had rated this vacuum before. I can't say enough about it. I've read some bad reviews about people not getting response from Hoover. I had a problem at about the one year point with the handle. It broke right where the screw is to hold it to the rest of the product. I called Hoover and I had another handle within three weeks. <hl> I had registered the vacuum with Hoover when I received it <hl> so I think that speeded up the process. How else do they know when you've purchased it and aren't trying to scam them. Since getting the new handle, I use clear packaging tape to help secure it to the base to hold it sturdier. I highly recommend people register their product as soon as they receive it. I use in the kitchen and bathrooms but not on carpet as we have a heavier one for that. If/when something does eventually happen to it after the warranty period, I will definitely get another one.

I thought I had rated this vacuum before. I can't say enough about it. I've read some bad reviews about people not getting response from Hoover. I had a problem at about the one year point with the handle. It broke right where the screw is to hold it to the rest of the product. I called Hoover and I had another handle within three weeks. I had <hl> registered the vacuum with Hoover <hl> when I received it so I think that speeded up the process. How else do they know when you've purchased it and aren't trying to scam them. Since getting the new handle, I use clear packaging tape to help secure it to the base to hold it sturdier. I highly recommend people register their product as soon as they receive it. I use in the kitchen and bathrooms but not on carpet as we have a heavier one for that. If/when something does eventually happen to it after the warranty period, I will definitely get another one.


Question: Why is the back of the new chair so comfortable?

My previous desk chair had just about no padding left in the seat (thanks a lot, Skyrim and Red Dead Redemption) so I was excited to try out this mesh back chair.Assembly was very easy and only took about 5-6 minutes using the included allen wrench.After a few days of using the chair extensively I can report that it is extremely comfortable. The seat has great padding and the mesh back is contoured which really helps my lower back. My previous chair had a nearly-straight back and I guess I didn't even realize how uncomfortable it was.The height can be adjusted, from "holy cow, I'm towering over my computer desk" all the way down to "uh, I'm not sure I can get up from down here."I give it 4 stars instead of 5 because it just doesn't have as many options as you might expect to see in a chair in this price range. There is no way to recline, and there are no arms. Neither particularly bothers me, as I primarily use it for PC gaming, but there are a lot of high-quality chairs out there that offer a recline option and arms for around the same price.Overall, this chair is very comfortable and I'd recommended it as long as you understand its limitations.

Answer: the mesh back is contoured

My previous desk chair had just about no padding left in the seat (thanks a lot, Skyrim and Red Dead Redemption) so I was excited to try out this mesh back chair. Assembly was very easy and only took about 5-6 minutes using the included allen wrench. After a few days of using the chair extensively I can report that it is extremely comfortable. <hl> The seat has great padding and the mesh back is contoured which really helps my lower back. <hl> My previous chair had a nearly-straight back and I guess I didn't even realize how uncomfortable it was. The height can be adjusted, from "holy cow, I'm towering over my computer desk" all the way down to "uh, I'm not sure I can get up from down here. "I give it 4 stars instead of 5 because it just doesn't have as many options as you might expect to see in a chair in this price range. There is no way to recline, and there are no arms. Neither particularly bothers me, as I primarily use it for PC gaming, but there are a lot of high-quality chairs out there that offer a recline option and arms for around the same price. Overall, this chair is very comfortable and I'd recommended it as long as you understand its limitations.

My previous desk chair had just about no padding left in the seat (thanks a lot, Skyrim and Red Dead Redemption) so I was excited to try out this mesh back chair.Assembly was very easy and only took about 5-6 minutes using the included allen wrench.After a few days of using the chair extensively I can report that it is extremely comfortable. The seat has great padding and <hl> the mesh back is contoured <hl> which really helps my lower back. My previous chair had a nearly-straight back and I guess I didn't even realize how uncomfortable it was.The height can be adjusted, from "holy cow, I'm towering over my computer desk" all the way down to "uh, I'm not sure I can get up from down here."I give it 4 stars instead of 5 because it just doesn't have as many options as you might expect to see in a chair in this price range. There is no way to recline, and there are no arms. Neither particularly bothers me, as I primarily use it for PC gaming, but there are a lot of high-quality chairs out there that offer a recline option and arms for around the same price.Overall, this chair is very comfortable and I'd recommended it as long as you understand its limitations.