Question: How many tea bags does the review suggest using?

If you are an iced tea addict too, then look no further.It does indeed require a fair amount of ice-- but let's think about why. TEA requires HOT WATER to brew. You want your tea to be iced. So you have two choices: you can brew it hot, stick it in the fridge, and wait about five days until it reaches the right temperature. OR, you can use ice.This machine proportions it all PERFECTLY. ''Weak tea'' only happens when you don't use enough teabags. I get the best results with 5 or 6 regular teabags. It takes 5-10 minutes to brew a full pitcher, which is then ready to drink right away, nice and chilled.The reason this only gets 4 stars out of 5 is because cleaning it takes a little effort. (Ridges in basked, as mentioned before.) But you don't have to do that too often.BTW, a surprisingly great tea is the decaf "Ambience" blend from... of all places... Smart & Final! This makes a PERFECT iced tea. We go through a pitcher or two a day in the summer.And for the price, it can't be beat! What else are you going to do-- use a coffeemaker? The stove? Forget it! Load up the Salton, push a button, and you're on your way.

Answer: 5 or 6 regular

If you are an iced tea addict too, then look no further. It does indeed require a fair amount of ice-- but let's think about why. TEA requires HOT WATER to brew. You want your tea to be iced. So you have two choices: you can brew it hot, stick it in the fridge, and wait about five days until it reaches the right temperature. OR, you can use ice. This machine proportions it all PERFECTLY. '' Weak tea'' only happens when you don't use enough teabags. <hl> I get the best results with 5 or 6 regular teabags. <hl> It takes 5-10 minutes to brew a full pitcher, which is then ready to drink right away, nice and chilled. The reason this only gets 4 stars out of 5 is because cleaning it takes a little effort. (Ridges in basked, as mentioned before.) But you don't have to do that too often. BTW, a surprisingly great tea is the decaf "Ambience" blend from... of all places... Smart & Final! This makes a PERFECT iced tea. We go through a pitcher or two a day in the summer. And for the price, it can't be beat! What else are you going to do-- use a coffeemaker? The stove? Forget it! Load up the Salton, push a button, and you're on your way.

If you are an iced tea addict too, then look no further.It does indeed require a fair amount of ice-- but let's think about why. TEA requires HOT WATER to brew. You want your tea to be iced. So you have two choices: you can brew it hot, stick it in the fridge, and wait about five days until it reaches the right temperature. OR, you can use ice.This machine proportions it all PERFECTLY. ''Weak tea'' only happens when you don't use enough teabags. I get the best results with <hl> 5 or 6 regular <hl> teabags. It takes 5-10 minutes to brew a full pitcher, which is then ready to drink right away, nice and chilled.The reason this only gets 4 stars out of 5 is because cleaning it takes a little effort. (Ridges in basked, as mentioned before.) But you don't have to do that too often.BTW, a surprisingly great tea is the decaf "Ambience" blend from... of all places... Smart & Final! This makes a PERFECT iced tea. We go through a pitcher or two a day in the summer.And for the price, it can't be beat! What else are you going to do-- use a coffeemaker? The stove? Forget it! Load up the Salton, push a button, and you're on your way.


Question: What needs to happen before the frame can be repaired?

I purchased this adjustable frame and the frame broke into two pieces in less than seven months. They obviously don't know how to weld two pieces of metal. In pursuing action on my warranty I find I will be without a frame for the bed for over two weeks at least. Leggett and Platt are not very helpful. Seems I need to wait for the parts and then arrange for a service call. And so on. I was told thatconsidering the damage to the frame they would probably just replace the item. Oh no, they won't. So I will be without a bed for over two weeks and then I wonder once they fix it will it be broken again in another few months. Do yourself a favor, don't buy this product.

Answer: need to wait for the parts and then arrange for a service call.

I purchased this adjustable frame and the frame broke into two pieces in less than seven months. They obviously don't know how to weld two pieces of metal. In pursuing action on my warranty I find I will be without a frame for the bed for over two weeks at least. Leggett and Platt are not very helpful. <hl> Seems I need to wait for the parts and then arrange for a service call. And so on. <hl> I was told thatconsidering the damage to the frame they would probably just replace the item. Oh no, they won't. So I will be without a bed for over two weeks and then I wonder once they fix it will it be broken again in another few months. Do yourself a favor, don't buy this product.

I purchased this adjustable frame and the frame broke into two pieces in less than seven months. They obviously don't know how to weld two pieces of metal. In pursuing action on my warranty I find I will be without a frame for the bed for over two weeks at least. Leggett and Platt are not very helpful. Seems I <hl> need to wait for the parts and then arrange for a service call. <hl> And so on. I was told thatconsidering the damage to the frame they would probably just replace the item. Oh no, they won't. So I will be without a bed for over two weeks and then I wonder once they fix it will it be broken again in another few months. Do yourself a favor, don't buy this product.


Question: What is the author new to doing?

I'm new to using a Food Saver, and I waited until I had used quite a few of the bags, before giving this review.So far, the Food Saver Bags have worked out very well for me. I have tried different kinds of items sothat I would know if they work on wet and also dry items, and for me, they have really done a wonderful job.These bags are really easy to use, and have been perfect, mainly because the is no loss, or any waste using them.You get to make the size you need, not what's available in the stores that zip. The seals are really strong, and theprice is very reasonable too. All in all, I'm really pleased that I finally purchased the Food Saver system, and will bepurchasing these bags quite a bit in the future.

Answer: new to using a Food Saver

<hl> I'm new to using a Food Saver , and I waited until I had used quite a few of the bags, before giving this review. <hl> So far, the Food Saver Bags have worked out very well for me. I have tried different kinds of items sothat I would know if they work on wet and also dry items, and for me, they have really done a wonderful job. These bags are really easy to use, and have been perfect, mainly because the is no loss, or any waste using them. You get to make the size you need, not what's available in the stores that zip. The seals are really strong, and theprice is very reasonable too. All in all, I'm really pleased that I finally purchased the Food Saver system, and will bepurchasing these bags quite a bit in the future.

I'm <hl> new to using a Food Saver <hl>, and I waited until I had used quite a few of the bags, before giving this review.So far, the Food Saver Bags have worked out very well for me. I have tried different kinds of items sothat I would know if they work on wet and also dry items, and for me, they have really done a wonderful job.These bags are really easy to use, and have been perfect, mainly because the is no loss, or any waste using them.You get to make the size you need, not what's available in the stores that zip. The seals are really strong, and theprice is very reasonable too. All in all, I'm really pleased that I finally purchased the Food Saver system, and will bepurchasing these bags quite a bit in the future.

I'm <hl> new to using a Food Saver <hl> , and I waited until I had used quite a few of the bags, before giving this review.


Question: What is a difficult feature of this pan?

I read so many reviews on this and other comparable pans. I decided on this one for the price and for the handles. I agree, the handles do help with balance and made it easier to put in or take out of the oven. The glass bottom feature is great...no mess trying to separate the cake from the bottom in order to serve. I just remove the side ring and serve! However, my disappointment would be the difficulty in trying to put the glass bottom back into the ring! I had such a hard time..especially knowing how delicate the glass bottom is. If you do not put the bottom in just right, it will not seal properly resulting in leaks! Unless I am not aware of the proper technique in putting this pan back together, I think it's a shame I had such a hard time. I really had high hopes for this pan. But thanks to the glass bottom, at the end of the day, I didn't have scratches from scrapping the bottom and the pan still looks great.

Answer: trying to put the glass bottom back into the ring

I read so many reviews on this and other comparable pans. I decided on this one for the price and for the handles. I agree, the handles do help with balance and made it easier to put in or take out of the oven. The glass bottom feature is great...no mess trying to separate the cake from the bottom in order to serve. I just remove the side ring and serve! <hl> However, my disappointment would be the difficulty in trying to put the glass bottom back into the ring ! <hl> I had such a hard time..especially knowing how delicate the glass bottom is. If you do not put the bottom in just right, it will not seal properly resulting in leaks! Unless I am not aware of the proper technique in putting this pan back together, I think it's a shame I had such a hard time. I really had high hopes for this pan. But thanks to the glass bottom, at the end of the day, I didn't have scratches from scrapping the bottom and the pan still looks great.

I read so many reviews on this and other comparable pans. I decided on this one for the price and for the handles. I agree, the handles do help with balance and made it easier to put in or take out of the oven. The glass bottom feature is great...no mess trying to separate the cake from the bottom in order to serve. I just remove the side ring and serve! However, my disappointment would be the difficulty in <hl> trying to put the glass bottom back into the ring <hl>! I had such a hard time..especially knowing how delicate the glass bottom is. If you do not put the bottom in just right, it will not seal properly resulting in leaks! Unless I am not aware of the proper technique in putting this pan back together, I think it's a shame I had such a hard time. I really had high hopes for this pan. But thanks to the glass bottom, at the end of the day, I didn't have scratches from scrapping the bottom and the pan still looks great.

However, my disappointment would be the difficulty in <hl> trying to put the glass bottom back into the ring <hl> !


Question: The lid handle is screwed to the other side and exposed to what?

Although this pot fits the bill, another reviewer hit it on the head. You need to be careful and use pot holders on both the lid and pot handles. I have other stainless pots & pans & with this one the heat level is much higher when handling it.The lid handle transfers the heat from the pot and you WILL get burned if you don't use a pot holder of some sort. The current design has the lid handle screwed on the underside and it is open to the heat source. The handle on the lid itself should have been created using a plastic or some type of material that wouldn't absorb the heat thereby creating a hazard.

Answer: the heat source

Although this pot fits the bill, another reviewer hit it on the head. You need to be careful and use pot holders on both the lid and pot handles. I have other stainless pots & pans & with this one the heat level is much higher when handling it. The lid handle transfers the heat from the pot and you WILL get burned if you don't use a pot holder of some sort. <hl> The current design has the lid handle screwed on the underside and it is open to the heat source . <hl> The handle on the lid itself should have been created using a plastic or some type of material that wouldn't absorb the heat thereby creating a hazard.

Although this pot fits the bill, another reviewer hit it on the head. You need to be careful and use pot holders on both the lid and pot handles. I have other stainless pots & pans & with this one the heat level is much higher when handling it.The lid handle transfers the heat from the pot and you WILL get burned if you don't use a pot holder of some sort. The current design has the lid handle screwed on the underside and it is open to <hl> the heat source <hl>. The handle on the lid itself should have been created using a plastic or some type of material that wouldn't absorb the heat thereby creating a hazard.

The current design has the lid handle screwed on the underside and it is open to <hl> the heat source <hl> .


Question: What does the customer wish the item had?

Unit works well. Controls are simple, easy to set, but a remote control would be a seriously good addition. I'm using it in a large, draughty room, and it's inadequate, in spite of being labelled a "Large Room" heater. I also think the heat would be more efficient if it came out nearer to the floor, instead of on top. And the adjustable air flow louvre will not direct the air flow low enough to blow on the cold, cold floor. I just can't imagine what makes this heater so bloody large. I have other, smaller, less expensive heaters that put out just as much heat. It doesn't take up much floor space. It's just so tall! Overall, there's nothing wrong with it. It's just too expensive, and not warm enough for the size.

Answer: remote control

Unit works well. <hl> Controls are simple, easy to set, but a remote control would be a seriously good addition. <hl> I'm using it in a large, draughty room, and it's inadequate, in spite of being labelled a "Large Room" heater. I also think the heat would be more efficient if it came out nearer to the floor, instead of on top. And the adjustable air flow louvre will not direct the air flow low enough to blow on the cold, cold floor. I just can't imagine what makes this heater so bloody large. I have other, smaller, less expensive heaters that put out just as much heat. It doesn't take up much floor space. It's just so tall! Overall, there's nothing wrong with it. It's just too expensive, and not warm enough for the size.

Unit works well. Controls are simple, easy to set, but a <hl> remote control <hl> would be a seriously good addition. I'm using it in a large, draughty room, and it's inadequate, in spite of being labelled a "Large Room" heater. I also think the heat would be more efficient if it came out nearer to the floor, instead of on top. And the adjustable air flow louvre will not direct the air flow low enough to blow on the cold, cold floor. I just can't imagine what makes this heater so bloody large. I have other, smaller, less expensive heaters that put out just as much heat. It doesn't take up much floor space. It's just so tall! Overall, there's nothing wrong with it. It's just too expensive, and not warm enough for the size.


Question: What does the author like about the newer vacuum?

I have mixed emotions concerning this vacuum cleaner. I own a Dyson, well, 2 to be honest, so compared to the Dyson, it's no where near as powerful. However, it has attachments to clean the stairs and is very lightweight, which is nice. My younger children can maneuver it much more easily than the Dyson. It also has a scented filter you can use which makes the house smell good. The bagless canister is easy to empty. It is pretty loud when running though. It does suck up the dirt, which is it's main purpose, so in that area, it does well. So, overall, for me, it's just "ok" -nothing spectacular but good enough.

Answer: it has attachments to clean the stairs and is very lightweight

I have mixed emotions concerning this vacuum cleaner. I own a Dyson, well, 2 to be honest, so compared to the Dyson, it's no where near as powerful. <hl> However, it has attachments to clean the stairs and is very lightweight , which is nice. <hl> My younger children can maneuver it much more easily than the Dyson. It also has a scented filter you can use which makes the house smell good. The bagless canister is easy to empty. It is pretty loud when running though. It does suck up the dirt, which is it's main purpose, so in that area, it does well. So, overall, for me, it's just "ok" -nothing spectacular but good enough.

I have mixed emotions concerning this vacuum cleaner. I own a Dyson, well, 2 to be honest, so compared to the Dyson, it's no where near as powerful. However, <hl> it has attachments to clean the stairs and is very lightweight <hl>, which is nice. My younger children can maneuver it much more easily than the Dyson. It also has a scented filter you can use which makes the house smell good. The bagless canister is easy to empty. It is pretty loud when running though. It does suck up the dirt, which is it's main purpose, so in that area, it does well. So, overall, for me, it's just "ok" -nothing spectacular but good enough.

However, <hl> it has attachments to clean the stairs and is very lightweight <hl> , which is nice.


Question: How long does the author hope the mattress will last?

I was looking for a very firm twin xl mattress. I'm a huge guy and need a very firm mattress to support my body weigh. The mattress arrived on time, unpacked it and let it expand for a day and a half, and then slept on it that night. It fits my needs without any problems. My whole body can relax once again, yet feel supported. I no longer wake up in the morning with my back hurting, as well as other aches and pains elsewhere from the old mattress.Only time will tell how long this mattress holds up. But hopefully it will last a few years. I will update my review as time goes on, but for now, I'm enjoying it.

Answer: a few years

I was looking for a very firm twin xl mattress. I'm a huge guy and need a very firm mattress to support my body weigh. The mattress arrived on time, unpacked it and let it expand for a day and a half, and then slept on it that night. It fits my needs without any problems. My whole body can relax once again, yet feel supported. I no longer wake up in the morning with my back hurting, as well as other aches and pains elsewhere from the old mattress. Only time will tell how long this mattress holds up. <hl> But hopefully it will last a few years . <hl> I will update my review as time goes on, but for now, I'm enjoying it.

I was looking for a very firm twin xl mattress. I'm a huge guy and need a very firm mattress to support my body weigh. The mattress arrived on time, unpacked it and let it expand for a day and a half, and then slept on it that night. It fits my needs without any problems. My whole body can relax once again, yet feel supported. I no longer wake up in the morning with my back hurting, as well as other aches and pains elsewhere from the old mattress.Only time will tell how long this mattress holds up. But hopefully it will last <hl> a few years <hl>. I will update my review as time goes on, but for now, I'm enjoying it.

But hopefully it will last <hl> a few years <hl> .


Question: Where do you put it?

This is the second Luna Pad that I have purchased for a 2 year old who is in a full size bed. He is still in diapers, but sometimes they leak through. The pad has done its job each time. I put the Luna pad on top of the mattress pad but under the sheet. Yes, I have to wash the sheet and the Luna pad but it has protected the mattress which is main concern. I recommend this pad for children.Full Size Luna Premium Hypoallergenic 100% Waterproof Mattress Protector - 10 Year Warranty - Made In The USA

Answer: on top of the mattress pad but under the sheet

This is the second Luna Pad that I have purchased for a 2 year old who is in a full size bed. He is still in diapers, but sometimes they leak through. The pad has done its job each time. <hl> I put the Luna pad on top of the mattress pad but under the sheet . <hl> Yes, I have to wash the sheet and the Luna pad but it has protected the mattress which is main concern. I recommend this pad for children. Full Size Luna Premium Hypoallergenic 100% Waterproof Mattress Protector - 10 Year Warranty - Made In The USA

This is the second Luna Pad that I have purchased for a 2 year old who is in a full size bed. He is still in diapers, but sometimes they leak through. The pad has done its job each time. I put the Luna pad <hl> on top of the mattress pad but under the sheet <hl>. Yes, I have to wash the sheet and the Luna pad but it has protected the mattress which is main concern. I recommend this pad for children.Full Size Luna Premium Hypoallergenic 100% Waterproof Mattress Protector - 10 Year Warranty - Made In The USA

I put the Luna pad <hl> on top of the mattress pad but under the sheet <hl> .


Question: How long has the owner had the product?

So far, I've been very pleased with the oven. I bought the oven to replace a toaster oven that fit into one of those cubby holes on my counter with a door that slides up and down.. it had very specific dimensions that it had to be, and according to the website, this oven fit those dimensions. WRONG..... there are 2 little bump outs for lack of a better word on the back of the oven that prohibit it from going flush against the wall; therefore, it doesn't fit in the spot and I cannot lower the door. To avoid having to send this back at my expense, I have kept the oven and will just have it stick out of my cubby hole. I do love the oven and the broiler... I made the mistake of using the bun/bread warmer on top to put some chicken breast fillets that I'd cooked and while waiting for the rest of my dinner to cook, I put them in the warmer. The tray in the warmer does not come out. It was difficult to clean, and I wish I'd known that before I put anything on that top level other than bread.Beside those two things, I am happy thus far with the oven, but I've only had it for about a month. I'm hoping that since I am using it so much that I'm saving power since I'm not heating up the Jenn-Air.

Answer: a month

So far, I've been very pleased with the oven. I bought the oven to replace a toaster oven that fit into one of those cubby holes on my counter with a door that slides up and down.. it had very specific dimensions that it had to be, and according to the website, this oven fit those dimensions. WRONG..... there are 2 little bump outs for lack of a better word on the back of the oven that prohibit it from going flush against the wall; therefore, it doesn't fit in the spot and I cannot lower the door. To avoid having to send this back at my expense, I have kept the oven and will just have it stick out of my cubby hole. I do love the oven and the broiler... I made the mistake of using the bun/bread warmer on top to put some chicken breast fillets that I'd cooked and while waiting for the rest of my dinner to cook, I put them in the warmer. The tray in the warmer does not come out. It was difficult to clean, and I wish I'd known that before I put anything on that top level other than bread. <hl> Beside those two things, I am happy thus far with the oven, but I've only had it for about a month . <hl> I'm hoping that since I am using it so much that I'm saving power since I'm not heating up the Jenn-Air.

So far, I've been very pleased with the oven. I bought the oven to replace a toaster oven that fit into one of those cubby holes on my counter with a door that slides up and down.. it had very specific dimensions that it had to be, and according to the website, this oven fit those dimensions. WRONG..... there are 2 little bump outs for lack of a better word on the back of the oven that prohibit it from going flush against the wall; therefore, it doesn't fit in the spot and I cannot lower the door. To avoid having to send this back at my expense, I have kept the oven and will just have it stick out of my cubby hole. I do love the oven and the broiler... I made the mistake of using the bun/bread warmer on top to put some chicken breast fillets that I'd cooked and while waiting for the rest of my dinner to cook, I put them in the warmer. The tray in the warmer does not come out. It was difficult to clean, and I wish I'd known that before I put anything on that top level other than bread.Beside those two things, I am happy thus far with the oven, but I've only had it for about <hl> a month <hl>. I'm hoping that since I am using it so much that I'm saving power since I'm not heating up the Jenn-Air.

Beside those two things, I am happy thus far with the oven, but I've only had it for about <hl> a month <hl> .


Question: What type of plastic are the lids made of?

I like the design of the rack, it takes up a small amount of space in my cupboard, but the lids just ruin this item. They are plastic. Not a medium-weight or heavy plastic like you would find on a spice jar you buy in the grocery store (example: McCormick's) but a really light-weight plastic that you would find on a cheap toy bought at the dollar store. I don't think it will be long before they start cracking. You have to be careful when screwing them on so you don't catch the threads wrong and break one. I don't feel the seal is good either.I saw another vendor on Amazon selling just the rack, think it was around fifteen dollars. If I had to do it over, I would just buy the rack, then order 18 bottles separately (Penzey's sells ones with sturdier plastic lids for less than a buck each) and I'd put this spice rack together myself for ~the same price. Also for the price of this set I really feel they should have included labels. Would not recommend.

Answer: light-weight

I like the design of the rack, it takes up a small amount of space in my cupboard, but the lids just ruin this item. They are plastic. <hl> Not a medium-weight or heavy plastic like you would find on a spice jar you buy in the grocery store (example: McCormick's) but a really light-weight plastic that you would find on a cheap toy bought at the dollar store. <hl> I don't think it will be long before they start cracking. You have to be careful when screwing them on so you don't catch the threads wrong and break one. I don't feel the seal is good either. I saw another vendor on Amazon selling just the rack, think it was around fifteen dollars. If I had to do it over, I would just buy the rack, then order 18 bottles separately (Penzey's sells ones with sturdier plastic lids for less than a buck each) and I'd put this spice rack together myself for ~the same price. Also for the price of this set I really feel they should have included labels. Would not recommend.

I like the design of the rack, it takes up a small amount of space in my cupboard, but the lids just ruin this item. They are plastic. Not a medium-weight or heavy plastic like you would find on a spice jar you buy in the grocery store (example: McCormick's) but a really <hl> light-weight <hl> plastic that you would find on a cheap toy bought at the dollar store. I don't think it will be long before they start cracking. You have to be careful when screwing them on so you don't catch the threads wrong and break one. I don't feel the seal is good either.I saw another vendor on Amazon selling just the rack, think it was around fifteen dollars. If I had to do it over, I would just buy the rack, then order 18 bottles separately (Penzey's sells ones with sturdier plastic lids for less than a buck each) and I'd put this spice rack together myself for ~the same price. Also for the price of this set I really feel they should have included labels. Would not recommend.


Question: What did the writer find out about the new blinds?

I have an old home with vertical blinds that we've been talking about replacing for a few years, especially since several vanes were broken where they attach at the top.My handyman told me that Home Depot had repair kits (and they do, but contain extra hardware you may not need), but I never got around to addressing it.One day I'd had enough of these things falling down and Googled around and discovered these on Amazon.They are easy to apply and work perfectly.Some say they are a bit pricey for what they're made of, but the ease of use and sturdiness trumps that for me.I fixed over 10 vanes and they are all working perfectly (we have a LOT of vertical blinds).Great product!

Answer: ease of use and sturdiness

I have an old home with vertical blinds that we've been talking about replacing for a few years, especially since several vanes were broken where they attach at the top. My handyman told me that Home Depot had repair kits (and they do, but contain extra hardware you may not need), but I never got around to addressing it. One day I'd had enough of these things falling down and Googled around and discovered these on Amazon. They are easy to apply and work perfectly. <hl> Some say they are a bit pricey for what they're made of, but the ease of use and sturdiness trumps that for me. <hl> I fixed over 10 vanes and they are all working perfectly (we have a LOT of vertical blinds).Great product!

I have an old home with vertical blinds that we've been talking about replacing for a few years, especially since several vanes were broken where they attach at the top.My handyman told me that Home Depot had repair kits (and they do, but contain extra hardware you may not need), but I never got around to addressing it.One day I'd had enough of these things falling down and Googled around and discovered these on Amazon.They are easy to apply and work perfectly.Some say they are a bit pricey for what they're made of, but the <hl> ease of use and sturdiness <hl> trumps that for me.I fixed over 10 vanes and they are all working perfectly (we have a LOT of vertical blinds).Great product!


Question: What convinced the poster to purchase?

I watched the video that was submitted by a purchases/user which convinced me to buy this opener. I thanked that person because this opener is AWESOME! Not only is it the SAFEST opener I've ever used but fast, clean and quieter. It cuts the top under the lip of your cans so there are never any sharp edges to cut yourself on and it also prevents drips so no cleanup required. How I've done without this wonderful opener all these years... tsk tsk... a shame. I'm a very happy customer and I'm confident raving about this fantastic Can Opener!

Answer: the video that was submitted by a purchases/user

<hl> I watched the video that was submitted by a purchases/user which convinced me to buy this opener. <hl> I thanked that person because this opener is AWESOME! Not only is it the SAFEST opener I've ever used but fast, clean and quieter. It cuts the top under the lip of your cans so there are never any sharp edges to cut yourself on and it also prevents drips so no cleanup required. How I've done without this wonderful opener all these years... tsk tsk... a shame. I'm a very happy customer and I'm confident raving about this fantastic Can Opener!

I watched <hl> the video that was submitted by a purchases/user <hl> which convinced me to buy this opener. I thanked that person because this opener is AWESOME! Not only is it the SAFEST opener I've ever used but fast, clean and quieter. It cuts the top under the lip of your cans so there are never any sharp edges to cut yourself on and it also prevents drips so no cleanup required. How I've done without this wonderful opener all these years... tsk tsk... a shame. I'm a very happy customer and I'm confident raving about this fantastic Can Opener!


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

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

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

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

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

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


Question: What does over the side of the mug or other beverage container when water pressure is applied?

I tried all of the different disposable products. Waisted like 60 bucks on all of them. Amazon was loving me. They ALL leak. I am back to regular manufacturer K-Cups or the My K-Cup (the one you can get in the store) (That's the only one that doesn't leak).I even went online and checked out the reviews that said to move the rubber seal down on the needle, it didn't work.Keurig is designed to brew with high pressure. To do that, you need an airtight seal. This doesn't provide that. That is why Keurig is not selling these in the store next to their machines.Specifically, I tried this with several different options. The My K-cup, the K-Caps to name a few. The flap that overhangs the cup wicks the water out of the K'cup when the machine applies water pressure and the coffee leaks over the side of the cup and all through the machine.

Answer: coffee

I tried all of the different disposable products. Waisted like 60 bucks on all of them. Amazon was loving me. They ALL leak. I am back to regular manufacturer K-Cups or the My K-Cup (the one you can get in the store) (That's the only one that doesn't leak).I even went online and checked out the reviews that said to move the rubber seal down on the needle, it didn't work. Keurig is designed to brew with high pressure. To do that, you need an airtight seal. This doesn't provide that. That is why Keurig is not selling these in the store next to their machines. Specifically, I tried this with several different options. The My K-cup, the K-Caps to name a few. <hl> The flap that overhangs the cup wicks the water out of the K'cup when the machine applies water pressure and the coffee leaks over the side of the cup and all through the machine. <hl>

I tried all of the different disposable products. Waisted like 60 bucks on all of them. Amazon was loving me. They ALL leak. I am back to regular manufacturer K-Cups or the My K-Cup (the one you can get in the store) (That's the only one that doesn't leak).I even went online and checked out the reviews that said to move the rubber seal down on the needle, it didn't work.Keurig is designed to brew with high pressure. To do that, you need an airtight seal. This doesn't provide that. That is why Keurig is not selling these in the store next to their machines.Specifically, I tried this with several different options. The My K-cup, the K-Caps to name a few. The flap that overhangs the cup wicks the water out of the K'cup when the machine applies water pressure and the <hl> coffee <hl> leaks over the side of the cup and all through the machine.


Question: How do you clean the product?

I've been using this product for six months. I bought it after I saw the bottom of my old aluminum surface rice cooker where some area are scratched and chipped after many years of use -- I wonder where the extra aluminum material went!?! This comes with great stainless steel inside cooker (thick bottom). Easy to clean, just soak in water and brush it later. I ordered most of my online purchases through Amazon and they haven't disappoint me yet.Update 05-2014:Still working great after a couple of years. Just keep the steamer basket in a safe place. I bought this primarily for cooking rice but one time I was looking for a steamer when I remembered that this rice cooker came with it. Since then, I used the steamer basket several times and it was like an extra bonus for me. (either steaming while cooking rice or just by itself with water in the bottom).

Answer: soak in water and brush it later

I've been using this product for six months. I bought it after I saw the bottom of my old aluminum surface rice cooker where some area are scratched and chipped after many years of use -- I wonder where the extra aluminum material went!?! This comes with great stainless steel inside cooker (thick bottom). <hl> Easy to clean, just soak in water and brush it later . <hl> I ordered most of my online purchases through Amazon and they haven't disappoint me yet. Update 05-2014:Still working great after a couple of years. Just keep the steamer basket in a safe place. I bought this primarily for cooking rice but one time I was looking for a steamer when I remembered that this rice cooker came with it. Since then, I used the steamer basket several times and it was like an extra bonus for me. (either steaming while cooking rice or just by itself with water in the bottom).

I've been using this product for six months. I bought it after I saw the bottom of my old aluminum surface rice cooker where some area are scratched and chipped after many years of use -- I wonder where the extra aluminum material went!?! This comes with great stainless steel inside cooker (thick bottom). Easy to clean, just <hl> soak in water and brush it later <hl>. I ordered most of my online purchases through Amazon and they haven't disappoint me yet.Update 05-2014:Still working great after a couple of years. Just keep the steamer basket in a safe place. I bought this primarily for cooking rice but one time I was looking for a steamer when I remembered that this rice cooker came with it. Since then, I used the steamer basket several times and it was like an extra bonus for me. (either steaming while cooking rice or just by itself with water in the bottom).

Easy to clean, just <hl> soak in water and brush it later <hl> .


Question: Which filter helps eliminate cigarette smoke easier

Yeah sure, Hepa filter microns microbes blah blah, but it's the *carbon* filter (aka the Honeywell 38002 Enviracare Universal Replacement Pre-Filter) that keeps the house from smelling like a Bullitt County bingo hall. Change the carbon filter every month or so and you can lie to your children about having given up the Pall Malls. I bought the Honeywell 17000 first; it uses the same pre-filter, it's quieter and it probably helps a little. The 50250, however, is exponentially more effective at eliminating cigarette smoke simply because it filters a massive amount of air. To do that, it has to make a little noise. Fine with me; I haven't heard the neighbor's country music in months and the dog is no longer alerted to save us from the mailman's daily threat to commit a home invasion.

Answer: 50250

Yeah sure, Hepa filter microns microbes blah blah, but it's the *carbon* filter (aka the Honeywell 38002 Enviracare Universal Replacement Pre-Filter) that keeps the house from smelling like a Bullitt County bingo hall. Change the carbon filter every month or so and you can lie to your children about having given up the Pall Malls. I bought the Honeywell 17000 first; it uses the same pre-filter, it's quieter and it probably helps a little. <hl> The 50250 , however, is exponentially more effective at eliminating cigarette smoke simply because it filters a massive amount of air. <hl> To do that, it has to make a little noise. Fine with me; I haven't heard the neighbor's country music in months and the dog is no longer alerted to save us from the mailman's daily threat to commit a home invasion.

Yeah sure, Hepa filter microns microbes blah blah, but it's the *carbon* filter (aka the Honeywell 38002 Enviracare Universal Replacement Pre-Filter) that keeps the house from smelling like a Bullitt County bingo hall. Change the carbon filter every month or so and you can lie to your children about having given up the Pall Malls. I bought the Honeywell 17000 first; it uses the same pre-filter, it's quieter and it probably helps a little. The <hl> 50250 <hl>, however, is exponentially more effective at eliminating cigarette smoke simply because it filters a massive amount of air. To do that, it has to make a little noise. Fine with me; I haven't heard the neighbor's country music in months and the dog is no longer alerted to save us from the mailman's daily threat to commit a home invasion.

The <hl> 50250 <hl> , however, is exponentially more effective at eliminating cigarette smoke simply because it filters a massive amount of air.


Question: What other machines has the reviewer tried?

Dolce Gusto lured me in with their great tasting/easy cappuccinos but I'm ready to return my second machine because of the "no water" error. What a pain! De Longhi clearly knows this is a problem. Apparently it's been going on a few years now without a solution. Manually lifting and replacing the water tank has apparently worked for some but I've been doing it for hours without result. What a shame Dolce Gusto's cappuccino is thwarted by Delonghi's terrible hardware.I had a Tassimo and currently have a Keurig.Keurig makes the best machine but no cappuccino. No problems in 4 years (knock on wood). Gevalia sells something they call cappuccino but it's a packet of powder in the cup. Not good.Tassimo is the middle of the road. Better machine than Dolce Gusto/Keurig but cappuccino is not as good/creamy.It seems incredibly stupid for Dolce Gusto not to contract with another hardware company. Dolce Gusto cups for Keurig = happy campers

Answer: a Tassimo and currently have a Keurig

Dolce Gusto lured me in with their great tasting/easy cappuccinos but I'm ready to return my second machine because of the "no water" error. What a pain! De Longhi clearly knows this is a problem. Apparently it's been going on a few years now without a solution. Manually lifting and replacing the water tank has apparently worked for some but I've been doing it for hours without result. What a shame Dolce Gusto's cappuccino is thwarted by Delonghi's terrible hardware. <hl> I had a Tassimo and currently have a Keurig .Keurig makes the best machine but no cappuccino. <hl> No problems in 4 years (knock on wood). Gevalia sells something they call cappuccino but it's a packet of powder in the cup. Not good. Tassimo is the middle of the road. Better machine than Dolce Gusto/Keurig but cappuccino is not as good/creamy. It seems incredibly stupid for Dolce Gusto not to contract with another hardware company. Dolce Gusto cups for Keurig = happy campers

Dolce Gusto lured me in with their great tasting/easy cappuccinos but I'm ready to return my second machine because of the "no water" error. What a pain! De Longhi clearly knows this is a problem. Apparently it's been going on a few years now without a solution. Manually lifting and replacing the water tank has apparently worked for some but I've been doing it for hours without result. What a shame Dolce Gusto's cappuccino is thwarted by Delonghi's terrible hardware.I had <hl> a Tassimo and currently have a Keurig <hl>.Keurig makes the best machine but no cappuccino. No problems in 4 years (knock on wood). Gevalia sells something they call cappuccino but it's a packet of powder in the cup. Not good.Tassimo is the middle of the road. Better machine than Dolce Gusto/Keurig but cappuccino is not as good/creamy.It seems incredibly stupid for Dolce Gusto not to contract with another hardware company. Dolce Gusto cups for Keurig = happy campers

I had <hl> a Tassimo and currently have a Keurig <hl> .Keurig makes the best machine but no cappuccino.


Question: What country were the glasses Made in?

These glasses I picked up because I wanted to experiment with some Absinthe mixes. With my large ice cube tray, these seemed the perfect glass for it. I did not want to just get a normal set of glasses, something you might get at the "Red Bullseye" store. Or even just something cheap. Granted these are not the most expensive out there, but they are Made in Germany, and the reviews spoke of it being solid, and had durability and some weight.When I got them, they were nice clear, solid glasses with the right width. All 6 were in perfect shape and shipped well. I never heard of the company Spiegelau, but I really like the glasses. They feel good in the hand. They show off the drink well. I wanted a good glass and I got a good glass. So I am happy with them.

Answer: Germany

These glasses I picked up because I wanted to experiment with some Absinthe mixes. With my large ice cube tray, these seemed the perfect glass for it. I did not want to just get a normal set of glasses, something you might get at the "Red Bullseye" store. Or even just something cheap. <hl> Granted these are not the most expensive out there, but they are Made in Germany , and the reviews spoke of it being solid, and had durability and some weight. <hl> When I got them, they were nice clear, solid glasses with the right width. All 6 were in perfect shape and shipped well. I never heard of the company Spiegelau, but I really like the glasses. They feel good in the hand. They show off the drink well. I wanted a good glass and I got a good glass. So I am happy with them.

These glasses I picked up because I wanted to experiment with some Absinthe mixes. With my large ice cube tray, these seemed the perfect glass for it. I did not want to just get a normal set of glasses, something you might get at the "Red Bullseye" store. Or even just something cheap. Granted these are not the most expensive out there, but they are Made in <hl> Germany <hl>, and the reviews spoke of it being solid, and had durability and some weight.When I got them, they were nice clear, solid glasses with the right width. All 6 were in perfect shape and shipped well. I never heard of the company Spiegelau, but I really like the glasses. They feel good in the hand. They show off the drink well. I wanted a good glass and I got a good glass. So I am happy with them.

Granted these are not the most expensive out there, but they are Made in <hl> Germany <hl> , and the reviews spoke of it being solid, and had durability and some weight.


Question: Is the owner happy with this product?

Pics on the chive made this out to be far cooler then what it really is. Honestly with a skillet and a toaster you can achieve similar if not superior results to this in the same amount of time. Made three sandwiches with it, one turned out fine, but the other two were just a mess. With practice I could see this working, but this is all that it is really good for and it doesn't do that job great. If I could send it back I would. As is its likely a donate to Goodwill item, or something that I just throw in a cabinet and forget about for a year or two till I see it online again and hopefully remember I already have one and hated it.

Answer: If I could send it back I would

If I could send it back I would .

Pics on the chive made this out to be far cooler then what it really is. Honestly with a skillet and a toaster you can achieve similar if not superior results to this in the same amount of time. Made three sandwiches with it, one turned out fine, but the other two were just a mess. With practice I could see this working, but this is all that it is really good for and it doesn't do that job great. <hl> If I could send it back I would . <hl> As is its likely a donate to Goodwill item, or something that I just throw in a cabinet and forget about for a year or two till I see it online again and hopefully remember I already have one and hated it.

Pics on the chive made this out to be far cooler then what it really is. Honestly with a skillet and a toaster you can achieve similar if not superior results to this in the same amount of time. Made three sandwiches with it, one turned out fine, but the other two were just a mess. With practice I could see this working, but this is all that it is really good for and it doesn't do that job great. <hl> If I could send it back I would <hl>. As is its likely a donate to Goodwill item, or something that I just throw in a cabinet and forget about for a year or two till I see it online again and hopefully remember I already have one and hated it.

<hl> If I could send it back I would <hl> .


Question: Do the pillow cases fit a standard size?

I was not expecting sateen sheets, I like heavy smooth cotton sheets. These are heavy, not all that smooth and small, the bottom sheet fit nice and tight, but one of the corners had a hole in it. The top sheet is tiny. It barely tucks in at the end (my mattress is thick but but not a pillow top or super thick) there's about 3 inches hanging past the end of the mattress and barely covers the mattress on the sides. I waited for these to go down for about 8 months - so though I only paid $64.99 - I'm returning them. Oh, the pillow cases barely cover my pillows. (and they are standard size) Buy at your own risk.

Answer: the pillow cases barely cover my pillows. (and they are standard size)

I was not expecting sateen sheets, I like heavy smooth cotton sheets. These are heavy, not all that smooth and small, the bottom sheet fit nice and tight, but one of the corners had a hole in it. The top sheet is tiny. It barely tucks in at the end (my mattress is thick but but not a pillow top or super thick) there's about 3 inches hanging past the end of the mattress and barely covers the mattress on the sides. I waited for these to go down for about 8 months - so though I only paid $64.99 - I'm returning them. <hl> Oh, the pillow cases barely cover my pillows. (and they are standard size) Buy at your own risk. <hl>

I was not expecting sateen sheets, I like heavy smooth cotton sheets. These are heavy, not all that smooth and small, the bottom sheet fit nice and tight, but one of the corners had a hole in it. The top sheet is tiny. It barely tucks in at the end (my mattress is thick but but not a pillow top or super thick) there's about 3 inches hanging past the end of the mattress and barely covers the mattress on the sides. I waited for these to go down for about 8 months - so though I only paid $64.99 - I'm returning them. Oh, <hl> the pillow cases barely cover my pillows. (and they are standard size) <hl> Buy at your own risk.


Question: How should the product be washed?

I have this rice cooker for about a year now, and I simply love it! The rice cooker can cook enough rice for 4 people at once, which is enough for a single gal like me.It does a pretty good job of keeping the rice warm, also. I can cook a batch of rice for both lunch and dinner.what I really like is the timer - which allows me to wake up to a hot pot of thick soup of rice in the morning.The interior pot is non-stick, but I would recommand you to take care it and wash it by hand. The dish-washer can be kind of harsh for it.I can't believe that Amazon is offering this product. Ususally, you can only purchase it in China town. I have to ask my mother to bring one for me from the other side of the earth!

Answer: by hand

I have this rice cooker for about a year now, and I simply love it! The rice cooker can cook enough rice for 4 people at once, which is enough for a single gal like me. It does a pretty good job of keeping the rice warm, also. I can cook a batch of rice for both lunch and dinner.what I really like is the timer - which allows me to wake up to a hot pot of thick soup of rice in the morning. <hl> The interior pot is non-stick, but I would recommand you to take care it and wash it by hand . <hl> The dish-washer can be kind of harsh for it. I can't believe that Amazon is offering this product. Ususally, you can only purchase it in China town. I have to ask my mother to bring one for me from the other side of the earth!

I have this rice cooker for about a year now, and I simply love it! The rice cooker can cook enough rice for 4 people at once, which is enough for a single gal like me.It does a pretty good job of keeping the rice warm, also. I can cook a batch of rice for both lunch and dinner.what I really like is the timer - which allows me to wake up to a hot pot of thick soup of rice in the morning.The interior pot is non-stick, but I would recommand you to take care it and wash it <hl> by hand <hl>. The dish-washer can be kind of harsh for it.I can't believe that Amazon is offering this product. Ususally, you can only purchase it in China town. I have to ask my mother to bring one for me from the other side of the earth!

The interior pot is non-stick, but I would recommand you to take care it and wash it <hl> by hand <hl> .


Question: Has the heater kept working efficiently?

We have a 700 square foot finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and an 8 foot baseboard heater.The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter. We were looking for an alternative which would still keep our play room nice and toasty warm. Since I already had one smaller Lasko heater and was thrilled with it, we decided to get this one on sale and give it a try.So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA.Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake. And I am pretty sure they will be, considering our baseboard is an inefficient killowat sucking machine. ;)Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. We got our first electric bill with the heater running and it was about 20 dollars less than what it would have been for December 2009. (we are billed monthly) and that is with me adding 2 aerogardens and several plant lights to my electricity bill.One small issue is that if you lose power this heater will not automatically turn back on when power is restored. If you are away for the weekend and get a power spike you should expect whatever area was dependant on the heater will be quite cold.

Answer: Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter.

We have a 700 square foot finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and an 8 foot baseboard heater. The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter. We were looking for an alternative which would still keep our play room nice and toasty warm. Since I already had one smaller Lasko heater and was thrilled with it, we decided to get this one on sale and give it a try. So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA.Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake. And I am pretty sure they will be, considering our baseboard is an inefficient killowat sucking machine. <hl> ;) Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. We got our first electric bill with the heater running <hl> and it was about 20 dollars less than what it would have been for December 2009. (we are billed monthly) and that is with me adding 2 aerogardens and several plant lights to my electricity bill. One small issue is that if you lose power this heater will not automatically turn back on when power is restored. If you are away for the weekend and get a power spike you should expect whatever area was dependant on the heater will be quite cold.

We have a 700 square foot finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and an 8 foot baseboard heater.The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter. We were looking for an alternative which would still keep our play room nice and toasty warm. Since I already had one smaller Lasko heater and was thrilled with it, we decided to get this one on sale and give it a try.So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA.Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake. And I am pretty sure they will be, considering our baseboard is an inefficient killowat sucking machine. ;)<hl> Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. <hl> We got our first electric bill with the heater running and it was about 20 dollars less than what it would have been for December 2009. (we are billed monthly) and that is with me adding 2 aerogardens and several plant lights to my electricity bill.One small issue is that if you lose power this heater will not automatically turn back on when power is restored. If you are away for the weekend and get a power spike you should expect whatever area was dependant on the heater will be quite cold.

;) <hl> Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. <hl> We got our first electric bill with the heater running


Question: how long ago did the writer buy the product?

I bought this pan about 3 years ago. It hangs on a side of my cabinets where I can reach it easily. Today, it looks as new as the day I bought it. Cleans up so easily! Just a little soapy water and a soft dishrag or plastic pad... and it's looking new again! I cook on a gas stove and the handle of this pan does require me to use a potholder of some sort. It's not exactly hot... more, just uncomfortably warm. Since the description says handle stays cool... I gave it 4 stars instead of 5. All in all, this pan is a workhorse, it doesn't hold odors and it's one of the best kitchen pans I've ever purchased. I love the ability to grill indoors on my stove without having to give it any thought! I can easily grill four steaks on this pan. Or 2 large steaks. Think I'll have a nice grilled steak tonight!

Answer: 3 years ago

I bought this pan about 3 years ago .

<hl> I bought this pan about 3 years ago . <hl> It hangs on a side of my cabinets where I can reach it easily. Today, it looks as new as the day I bought it. Cleans up so easily! Just a little soapy water and a soft dishrag or plastic pad... and it's looking new again! I cook on a gas stove and the handle of this pan does require me to use a potholder of some sort. It's not exactly hot... more, just uncomfortably warm. Since the description says handle stays cool... I gave it 4 stars instead of 5. All in all, this pan is a workhorse, it doesn't hold odors and it's one of the best kitchen pans I've ever purchased. I love the ability to grill indoors on my stove without having to give it any thought! I can easily grill four steaks on this pan. Or 2 large steaks. Think I'll have a nice grilled steak tonight!

I bought this pan about <hl> 3 years ago <hl>. It hangs on a side of my cabinets where I can reach it easily. Today, it looks as new as the day I bought it. Cleans up so easily! Just a little soapy water and a soft dishrag or plastic pad... and it's looking new again! I cook on a gas stove and the handle of this pan does require me to use a potholder of some sort. It's not exactly hot... more, just uncomfortably warm. Since the description says handle stays cool... I gave it 4 stars instead of 5. All in all, this pan is a workhorse, it doesn't hold odors and it's one of the best kitchen pans I've ever purchased. I love the ability to grill indoors on my stove without having to give it any thought! I can easily grill four steaks on this pan. Or 2 large steaks. Think I'll have a nice grilled steak tonight!

I bought this pan about <hl> 3 years ago <hl> .


Question: Where does the reviewer say you can wash they measuring cups?

I love OXO products, there is not one that did not work or was not beautifully made. These measuring cups are no exception. They are made from reinforced steel and have a great rubber handle. I've had zero problems with bending and have used them extensively on wet and dry ingredients since owning. They wash up great in the dishwasher and are a substantial weight - not too heavy, but they don't feel cheap. The only drawback I can see is the price; however, with everything, you get what you pay for. I highly recommend these measuring cups!

Answer: dishwasher

I love OXO products, there is not one that did not work or was not beautifully made. These measuring cups are no exception. They are made from reinforced steel and have a great rubber handle. I've had zero problems with bending and have used them extensively on wet and dry ingredients since owning. <hl> They wash up great in the dishwasher and are a substantial weight - not too heavy, but they don't feel cheap. <hl> The only drawback I can see is the price; however, with everything, you get what you pay for. I highly recommend these measuring cups!

I love OXO products, there is not one that did not work or was not beautifully made. These measuring cups are no exception. They are made from reinforced steel and have a great rubber handle. I've had zero problems with bending and have used them extensively on wet and dry ingredients since owning. They wash up great in the <hl> dishwasher <hl> and are a substantial weight - not too heavy, but they don't feel cheap. The only drawback I can see is the price; however, with everything, you get what you pay for. I highly recommend these measuring cups!


Question: What is great for lattes, cappuccino and hot chocolate?

This makes firm, lasting foam that is great for latte, cappuccino and hot chocolate. It works quickly and easily. I understand what others have written about the delicacy of the "whipping attachment," but I don't see it as a problem. I rinse it with warm water directly after use and wipe it out. One does need to make certain that the milk "film" that sticks a bit to the bottom of the cup is removed.

Answer: firm, lasting foam

<hl> This makes firm, lasting foam that is great for latte, cappuccino and hot chocolate. <hl> It works quickly and easily. I understand what others have written about the delicacy of the "whipping attachment," but I don't see it as a problem. I rinse it with warm water directly after use and wipe it out. One does need to make certain that the milk "film" that sticks a bit to the bottom of the cup is removed.

This makes <hl> firm, lasting foam <hl> that is great for latte, cappuccino and hot chocolate. It works quickly and easily. I understand what others have written about the delicacy of the "whipping attachment," but I don't see it as a problem. I rinse it with warm water directly after use and wipe it out. One does need to make certain that the milk "film" that sticks a bit to the bottom of the cup is removed.


Question: How many order did they make of each?

I bought this to help with space in some deep cabinets. I purchased it in three sizes, the 9-1/2", the 12" and the 16". All are great. They are non-slip. They have a non-slip surface on the top, but they also have it on the bottom, so they stay where you put them in your cupboard. The movement is very smooth. I put quite a bit of weight (flour, sugar, box mixes) on the 16" and it turns just great. I wish I had bought more when I ordered these, but I will order more. They are hard plastic, so they may be best for inside the cupboard rather than a formal dining table. I recommend these if you are looking for a smooth operating turntable.

Answer: three

I bought this to help with space in some deep cabinets. <hl> I purchased it in three sizes, the 9-1/2", the 12" and the 16". <hl> All are great. They are non-slip. They have a non-slip surface on the top, but they also have it on the bottom, so they stay where you put them in your cupboard. The movement is very smooth. I put quite a bit of weight (flour, sugar, box mixes) on the 16" and it turns just great. I wish I had bought more when I ordered these, but I will order more. They are hard plastic, so they may be best for inside the cupboard rather than a formal dining table. I recommend these if you are looking for a smooth operating turntable.

I bought this to help with space in some deep cabinets. I purchased it in <hl> three <hl> sizes, the 9-1/2", the 12" and the 16". All are great. They are non-slip. They have a non-slip surface on the top, but they also have it on the bottom, so they stay where you put them in your cupboard. The movement is very smooth. I put quite a bit of weight (flour, sugar, box mixes) on the 16" and it turns just great. I wish I had bought more when I ordered these, but I will order more. They are hard plastic, so they may be best for inside the cupboard rather than a formal dining table. I recommend these if you are looking for a smooth operating turntable.


Question: What retailer did they purchase it from?

I bought this because of the price. It was one of the cheapest ones available on amazon. It feels like a very durable plastic and it's built well. I don't know if its BPA-free. I really wish it is, but in the packaging it doesn't say it.There is a little dip in the middle where it meets the handle, so if I am microwaving a food that is slightly tall in the middle, it would definitely touch. I give it 3 stars because it works really well, gets the job done, and price is good, but noticed a couple of splatters when I was microwaving tomato-based sauces. Also this thing condenses like crazy, water would be dripping from the sides. It gets the job done, for basic microwaving tasks. But I wouldn't buy it again.

Answer: amazon

I bought this because of the price. <hl> It was one of the cheapest ones available on amazon . <hl> It feels like a very durable plastic and it's built well. I don't know if its BPA-free. I really wish it is, but in the packaging it doesn't say it. There is a little dip in the middle where it meets the handle, so if I am microwaving a food that is slightly tall in the middle, it would definitely touch. I give it 3 stars because it works really well, gets the job done, and price is good, but noticed a couple of splatters when I was microwaving tomato-based sauces. Also this thing condenses like crazy, water would be dripping from the sides. It gets the job done, for basic microwaving tasks. But I wouldn't buy it again.

I bought this because of the price. It was one of the cheapest ones available on <hl> amazon <hl>. It feels like a very durable plastic and it's built well. I don't know if its BPA-free. I really wish it is, but in the packaging it doesn't say it.There is a little dip in the middle where it meets the handle, so if I am microwaving a food that is slightly tall in the middle, it would definitely touch. I give it 3 stars because it works really well, gets the job done, and price is good, but noticed a couple of splatters when I was microwaving tomato-based sauces. Also this thing condenses like crazy, water would be dripping from the sides. It gets the job done, for basic microwaving tasks. But I wouldn't buy it again.

It was one of the cheapest ones available on <hl> amazon <hl> .


Question: What happened to the coffee choices after upgrading?

I was so excited to upgrade from the KCup system to the Vue, but that's where it ends. I knew going into it that my coffee choices would be limited and more expensive, but was not prepared for my 14 ounce travel cup to not even come close to fitting under the dispenser. It worked fine in my KCup Platinum. I'm shocked being as this brewer offers up to an 18 ounce travel mug brew selection. It is much shorter than the previous KCup area, even with the drip pan totally removed. So now I have to brew into a separate cup and pour into mine, more trouble and more to wash. Kuerig, you really dropped the ball on this one. Also, you can't have a default setting for brewing with one touch, you must pick size, etc. every time. Very let down.

Answer: coffee choices would be limited and more expensive

I was so excited to upgrade from the KCup system to the Vue, but that's where it ends. <hl> I knew going into it that my coffee choices would be limited and more expensive , but was not prepared for my 14 ounce travel cup to not even come close to fitting under the dispenser. <hl> It worked fine in my KCup Platinum. I'm shocked being as this brewer offers up to an 18 ounce travel mug brew selection. It is much shorter than the previous KCup area, even with the drip pan totally removed. So now I have to brew into a separate cup and pour into mine, more trouble and more to wash. Kuerig, you really dropped the ball on this one. Also, you can't have a default setting for brewing with one touch, you must pick size, etc. every time. Very let down.

I was so excited to upgrade from the KCup system to the Vue, but that's where it ends. I knew going into it that my <hl> coffee choices would be limited and more expensive <hl>, but was not prepared for my 14 ounce travel cup to not even come close to fitting under the dispenser. It worked fine in my KCup Platinum. I'm shocked being as this brewer offers up to an 18 ounce travel mug brew selection. It is much shorter than the previous KCup area, even with the drip pan totally removed. So now I have to brew into a separate cup and pour into mine, more trouble and more to wash. Kuerig, you really dropped the ball on this one. Also, you can't have a default setting for brewing with one touch, you must pick size, etc. every time. Very let down.

I knew going into it that my <hl> coffee choices would be limited and more expensive <hl> , but was not prepared for my 14 ounce travel cup to not even come close to fitting under the dispenser.


Question: What manages to stick to the surfaces?

I bought these knowing that some buyers mentioned they tasted plastic. I also taste plastic but I still like these because they are easy to drink out of without having to slide or flip a lid opening while driving. They also fit in my cup holder. Unfortunately I also like chai latte. I will never use this for a drink that has milk because I don't see a way to effectively clean the lid. I have another wide based stainless steel mug that I can't use in the car. It has a slider that opens and closes the drink slit. I have to periodically take apart the slider to clean the lid. The milky drink manages to stick to all surfaces and rot. UGH! I would still recommend this travel mug because it keeps drinks hot, it fits in the holder, it is easy to drink out of and doesn't spill. Only for tea or black coffee though and put up with plastic taste.

Answer: milky drink

I bought these knowing that some buyers mentioned they tasted plastic. I also taste plastic but I still like these because they are easy to drink out of without having to slide or flip a lid opening while driving. They also fit in my cup holder. Unfortunately I also like chai latte. I will never use this for a drink that has milk because I don't see a way to effectively clean the lid. I have another wide based stainless steel mug that I can't use in the car. It has a slider that opens and closes the drink slit. I have to periodically take apart the slider to clean the lid. <hl> The milky drink manages to stick to all surfaces and rot. <hl> UGH! I would still recommend this travel mug because it keeps drinks hot, it fits in the holder, it is easy to drink out of and doesn't spill. Only for tea or black coffee though and put up with plastic taste.

I bought these knowing that some buyers mentioned they tasted plastic. I also taste plastic but I still like these because they are easy to drink out of without having to slide or flip a lid opening while driving. They also fit in my cup holder. Unfortunately I also like chai latte. I will never use this for a drink that has milk because I don't see a way to effectively clean the lid. I have another wide based stainless steel mug that I can't use in the car. It has a slider that opens and closes the drink slit. I have to periodically take apart the slider to clean the lid. The <hl> milky drink <hl> manages to stick to all surfaces and rot. UGH! I would still recommend this travel mug because it keeps drinks hot, it fits in the holder, it is easy to drink out of and doesn't spill. Only for tea or black coffee though and put up with plastic taste.


Question: Is disassembly and cleaning easy?

Disclaimer: I received this press in exchange for a fair and honest review.So far, after almost two months of use, this French Press has been a favorite of my wife and I (we own several presses). The handle is quite comfortable and makes pouring easy. The rubber/plastic (whatever it is, lol) casing is a nice touch as it both protects the glass from impact and protects you from accidentally touching the glass while brewing (plus, it looks kind of sleek and cool). We have had no issues with thermal shock, so I guess that means the resistant glass does its job well. It is quite easy to disassemble and clean. In fact, in every way, this French Press is exactly as advertised and I have no problem recommending this.I did take a star off the rating because of one design or manufacturing issue. The lid doesnt seal 100% and swivels on its own, which means that when you are pouring, you need to hold the top to keep it from closing on its own, lol. Outside of that (which I hope was just a manufacturing flaw with the one I received), this item met all our expectations.

Answer: It is quite easy

Disclaimer: I received this press in exchange for a fair and honest review. So far, after almost two months of use, this French Press has been a favorite of my wife and I (we own several presses). The handle is quite comfortable and makes pouring easy. The rubber/plastic (whatever it is, lol) casing is a nice touch as it both protects the glass from impact and protects you from accidentally touching the glass while brewing (plus, it looks kind of sleek and cool). We have had no issues with thermal shock, so I guess that means the resistant glass does its job well. <hl> It is quite easy to disassemble and clean. <hl> In fact, in every way, this French Press is exactly as advertised and I have no problem recommending this. I did take a star off the rating because of one design or manufacturing issue. The lid doesnt seal 100% and swivels on its own, which means that when you are pouring, you need to hold the top to keep it from closing on its own, lol. Outside of that (which I hope was just a manufacturing flaw with the one I received), this item met all our expectations.

Disclaimer: I received this press in exchange for a fair and honest review.So far, after almost two months of use, this French Press has been a favorite of my wife and I (we own several presses). The handle is quite comfortable and makes pouring easy. The rubber/plastic (whatever it is, lol) casing is a nice touch as it both protects the glass from impact and protects you from accidentally touching the glass while brewing (plus, it looks kind of sleek and cool). We have had no issues with thermal shock, so I guess that means the resistant glass does its job well. <hl> It is quite easy <hl> to disassemble and clean. In fact, in every way, this French Press is exactly as advertised and I have no problem recommending this.I did take a star off the rating because of one design or manufacturing issue. The lid doesnt seal 100% and swivels on its own, which means that when you are pouring, you need to hold the top to keep it from closing on its own, lol. Outside of that (which I hope was just a manufacturing flaw with the one I received), this item met all our expectations.


Question: Where did the person buy travel mugs in the past?

After buying several plastic insulated travel mugs from Starbucks, I was looking for something better. The best thing the Starbucks travel mugs had going for them is that they did not leak, unless you screw the top on too tight; then the rubber gasket comes loose from the lid and it leaks around the gasket. Another reviewer here had mentioned that the Contigo mug she had did not keep hot for the 4 hours indicated. Did a bit more research, including finding both models at a local retailer. The plastic/foam insulated are only rated for 1 hour. The stainless steel/vacuum model is rated for 4 hours and I'm finding that it is indeed keeping water and coffee hot for 4 hours. They're both leakproof, but another big advantage to the stainless steel for me is that it doesn't absorbe taste or odors like the plastic will. I have smallish hands with weak grip strength and the push button mechanism for drinking is not difficult for my hand at all. Will be purchasing another to keep in my suitcase. It's the perfect travel mug.

Answer: Starbucks

<hl> After buying several plastic insulated travel mugs from Starbucks , I was looking for something better. <hl> The best thing the Starbucks travel mugs had going for them is that they did not leak, unless you screw the top on too tight; then the rubber gasket comes loose from the lid and it leaks around the gasket. Another reviewer here had mentioned that the Contigo mug she had did not keep hot for the 4 hours indicated. Did a bit more research, including finding both models at a local retailer. The plastic/foam insulated are only rated for 1 hour. The stainless steel/vacuum model is rated for 4 hours and I'm finding that it is indeed keeping water and coffee hot for 4 hours. They're both leakproof, but another big advantage to the stainless steel for me is that it doesn't absorbe taste or odors like the plastic will. I have smallish hands with weak grip strength and the push button mechanism for drinking is not difficult for my hand at all. Will be purchasing another to keep in my suitcase. It's the perfect travel mug.

After buying several plastic insulated travel mugs from <hl> Starbucks <hl>, I was looking for something better. The best thing the Starbucks travel mugs had going for them is that they did not leak, unless you screw the top on too tight; then the rubber gasket comes loose from the lid and it leaks around the gasket. Another reviewer here had mentioned that the Contigo mug she had did not keep hot for the 4 hours indicated. Did a bit more research, including finding both models at a local retailer. The plastic/foam insulated are only rated for 1 hour. The stainless steel/vacuum model is rated for 4 hours and I'm finding that it is indeed keeping water and coffee hot for 4 hours. They're both leakproof, but another big advantage to the stainless steel for me is that it doesn't absorbe taste or odors like the plastic will. I have smallish hands with weak grip strength and the push button mechanism for drinking is not difficult for my hand at all. Will be purchasing another to keep in my suitcase. It's the perfect travel mug.

After buying several plastic insulated travel mugs from <hl> Starbucks <hl> , I was looking for something better.


Question: Who is this set most ideal for?

I'm tired of plastic containers that eventually look cruddy (try putting chili in one) or newer pieces of Pyrex/Anchor Hocking glassware that easily break. They are no longer made using borosilicate glass, and increasingly consumers (like me) are left to deal with inferior quality. Lock & Lock glass containers are made from borosilicate, and their pieces offer many qualities essential for kitchen/entertaining use.I appreciate containers that can withstand oven, microwave and freezer use. With proper care, these look like they will hold up well. I like the simple design and attractive lids--food looks appealing enough to serve "as is." No need to switch out to another bowl when serving to company at home or at away get-togethers.Make sure you know what size pieces you are getting. The picture for this eight piece set makes the containers look larger than they actually are. This set is ideal for empty-nesters or recipes that call for about two servings. The two identical square bowls are only .48 quart size (that will hold a little less than 2 cups of something) and the two round containers are 1.37 quart (6 1/2 cups) and 0.8 quart (about 3 cups). These are definitely not going to serve a crowd.All in all a nice product, but I wish they were more reasonably priced.

Answer: empty-nesters

I'm tired of plastic containers that eventually look cruddy (try putting chili in one) or newer pieces of Pyrex/Anchor Hocking glassware that easily break. They are no longer made using borosilicate glass, and increasingly consumers (like me) are left to deal with inferior quality. Lock & Lock glass containers are made from borosilicate, and their pieces offer many qualities essential for kitchen/entertaining use. I appreciate containers that can withstand oven, microwave and freezer use. With proper care, these look like they will hold up well. I like the simple design and attractive lids--food looks appealing enough to serve "as is." No need to switch out to another bowl when serving to company at home or at away get-togethers. Make sure you know what size pieces you are getting. The picture for this eight piece set makes the containers look larger than they actually are. <hl> This set is ideal for empty-nesters or recipes that call for about two servings. <hl> The two identical square bowls are only .48 quart size (that will hold a little less than 2 cups of something) and the two round containers are 1.37 quart (6 1/2 cups) and 0.8 quart (about 3 cups). These are definitely not going to serve a crowd. All in all a nice product, but I wish they were more reasonably priced.

I'm tired of plastic containers that eventually look cruddy (try putting chili in one) or newer pieces of Pyrex/Anchor Hocking glassware that easily break. They are no longer made using borosilicate glass, and increasingly consumers (like me) are left to deal with inferior quality. Lock & Lock glass containers are made from borosilicate, and their pieces offer many qualities essential for kitchen/entertaining use.I appreciate containers that can withstand oven, microwave and freezer use. With proper care, these look like they will hold up well. I like the simple design and attractive lids--food looks appealing enough to serve "as is." No need to switch out to another bowl when serving to company at home or at away get-togethers.Make sure you know what size pieces you are getting. The picture for this eight piece set makes the containers look larger than they actually are. This set is ideal for <hl> empty-nesters <hl> or recipes that call for about two servings. The two identical square bowls are only .48 quart size (that will hold a little less than 2 cups of something) and the two round containers are 1.37 quart (6 1/2 cups) and 0.8 quart (about 3 cups). These are definitely not going to serve a crowd.All in all a nice product, but I wish they were more reasonably priced.


Question: What makes it difficult for the writer to bring lunches to her son?

I am SO beyond excited to have this. I am in nursing school, which requires a lot of long days and have some classmates who have these. I finally bought one and LOVE it. I do not use microwaves and with winter coming it would be great to have hot lunches. Not to mentions, microwaves are not always available.I was not even thinking, but now I am going to buy a second one. My son has an allergy and cannot buy school lunches. I have always tried to bring him hot lunches when I can, but that is hard to do especially with being in school and working. Now I can send him to school with this with approval from his teacher. He is SO excited. All he has to do is plug this in about 2 hours before lunch and its ready when he is.

Answer: being in school and working

I am SO beyond excited to have this. I am in nursing school, which requires a lot of long days and have some classmates who have these. I finally bought one and LOVE it. I do not use microwaves and with winter coming it would be great to have hot lunches. Not to mentions, microwaves are not always available. I was not even thinking, but now I am going to buy a second one. My son has an allergy and cannot buy school lunches. <hl> I have always tried to bring him hot lunches when I can, but that is hard to do especially with being in school and working . <hl> Now I can send him to school with this with approval from his teacher. He is SO excited. All he has to do is plug this in about 2 hours before lunch and its ready when he is.

I am SO beyond excited to have this. I am in nursing school, which requires a lot of long days and have some classmates who have these. I finally bought one and LOVE it. I do not use microwaves and with winter coming it would be great to have hot lunches. Not to mentions, microwaves are not always available.I was not even thinking, but now I am going to buy a second one. My son has an allergy and cannot buy school lunches. I have always tried to bring him hot lunches when I can, but that is hard to do especially with <hl> being in school and working <hl>. Now I can send him to school with this with approval from his teacher. He is SO excited. All he has to do is plug this in about 2 hours before lunch and its ready when he is.

I have always tried to bring him hot lunches when I can, but that is hard to do especially with <hl> being in school and working <hl> .


Question: What can you use to clean it

When you cut the pizza, grease from the cheese soaks into the stone. I had some burnt on cheese and sauce so I followed someones advice on this site and used bon ami. The stone looked perfectly clean but had some darker spots in the glaze that I assumed was just from being used at high heat. The next time I used it orange grease seeped out of those darker spots, yum bon ami flavored grease. I ended up buffing as much as possible off the hot stone and then putting a thick layer of cornmeal on the stone since my family was eagerly awaiting their dinner, but I wasn't happy. Basically this glaze does absorb so don't clean it with anything you wouldn't want to later eat.

Answer: bon ami

When you cut the pizza, grease from the cheese soaks into the stone. I had some burnt on cheese and sauce <hl> so I followed someones advice on this site and used bon ami . <hl> The stone looked perfectly clean but had some darker spots in the glaze that I assumed was just from being used at high heat. The next time I used it orange grease seeped out of those darker spots, yum bon ami flavored grease. I ended up buffing as much as possible off the hot stone and then putting a thick layer of cornmeal on the stone since my family was eagerly awaiting their dinner, but I wasn't happy. Basically this glaze does absorb so don't clean it with anything you wouldn't want to later eat.

When you cut the pizza, grease from the cheese soaks into the stone. I had some burnt on cheese and sauce so I followed someones advice on this site and used <hl> bon ami <hl>. The stone looked perfectly clean but had some darker spots in the glaze that I assumed was just from being used at high heat. The next time I used it orange grease seeped out of those darker spots, yum bon ami flavored grease. I ended up buffing as much as possible off the hot stone and then putting a thick layer of cornmeal on the stone since my family was eagerly awaiting their dinner, but I wasn't happy. Basically this glaze does absorb so don't clean it with anything you wouldn't want to later eat.

so I followed someones advice on this site and used <hl> bon ami <hl> .


Question: Who will they give the pitcher to?

No it is not imagination. I just ran taste tests. Perhaps the filter area leaks on this one (that I bought from amazon a few months ago) but the water quality is little better than tap water. I changed the filter. It still tastes like tap water. I am comparing it with another Brita pitcher. I JUST ordered another model and will give this one away to the Salvation Army. The second Brita pitcher I was defective when i got it and I had to return it to amazon and the new one works GREAT. I CANNOT recommend this model since I changed the filter ahead of time and the water is not up to quality (yes I washed it by hand). I can't dump on Brita since the other pitcher is great and that made me decide to order a different model. If you compare water quality one tastes like bottled water quality, the other tastes very much like tap. So with new filter I am figuring there is some kind of leak in the construction so a large amount of tap gets through. Whatever. I'm tossing it (too late to return it to Amazon).

Answer: Salvation Army

No it is not imagination. I just ran taste tests. Perhaps the filter area leaks on this one (that I bought from amazon a few months ago) but the water quality is little better than tap water. I changed the filter. It still tastes like tap water. I am comparing it with another Brita pitcher. <hl> I JUST ordered another model and will give this one away to the Salvation Army . <hl> The second Brita pitcher I was defective when i got it and I had to return it to amazon and the new one works GREAT. I CANNOT recommend this model since I changed the filter ahead of time and the water is not up to quality (yes I washed it by hand). I can't dump on Brita since the other pitcher is great and that made me decide to order a different model. If you compare water quality one tastes like bottled water quality, the other tastes very much like tap. So with new filter I am figuring there is some kind of leak in the construction so a large amount of tap gets through. Whatever. I'm tossing it (too late to return it to Amazon).

No it is not imagination. I just ran taste tests. Perhaps the filter area leaks on this one (that I bought from amazon a few months ago) but the water quality is little better than tap water. I changed the filter. It still tastes like tap water. I am comparing it with another Brita pitcher. I JUST ordered another model and will give this one away to the <hl> Salvation Army <hl>. The second Brita pitcher I was defective when i got it and I had to return it to amazon and the new one works GREAT. I CANNOT recommend this model since I changed the filter ahead of time and the water is not up to quality (yes I washed it by hand). I can't dump on Brita since the other pitcher is great and that made me decide to order a different model. If you compare water quality one tastes like bottled water quality, the other tastes very much like tap. So with new filter I am figuring there is some kind of leak in the construction so a large amount of tap gets through. Whatever. I'm tossing it (too late to return it to Amazon).

I JUST ordered another model and will give this one away to the <hl> Salvation Army <hl> .


Question: What is the name if the hand held vacuum the customer decided on?

With two cats, little messes--litter, catnip, fur, food--are inevitable, but hauling out the big vac is more of a production than I can usually be bothered with. But my last hand-held vac was a total waste of time and money. It had very little suction and clogged up quickly (you'd think with so little suction that wouldn't happen, but anyway.) Granted, this was about 10 years ago. So it was with some trepidation I selected the Pet hair Eraser. As it turns out, I am reasonably satisfied with it. It has a decent amount of suction, although of course it doesn't do as good a job at the big vac. It picks up litter and cat food quite well, fur and catnip slightly less well. But for a quick tidy-up, it certainly serves its purpose well. I've used it for maybe 15 minutes now and haven't had to recharge it. I do have to empty it after every use (a good sign, really, that it's functioning well). The filter does clog up, but it washes easily.My one big complaint is about the "integrated crevice tool." It's not really a crevice tool so much as a narrow opening for the vac itself. It's not really narrow enough to be a crevice tool, and not really big enough for the vac itself. I wish they hadn't gone for the compromise here.

Answer: Pet hair Eraser

With two cats, little messes--litter, catnip, fur, food--are inevitable, but hauling out the big vac is more of a production than I can usually be bothered with. But my last hand-held vac was a total waste of time and money. It had very little suction and clogged up quickly (you'd think with so little suction that wouldn't happen, but anyway.) Granted, this was about 10 years ago. <hl> So it was with some trepidation I selected the Pet hair Eraser . <hl> As it turns out, I am reasonably satisfied with it. It has a decent amount of suction, although of course it doesn't do as good a job at the big vac. It picks up litter and cat food quite well, fur and catnip slightly less well. But for a quick tidy-up, it certainly serves its purpose well. I've used it for maybe 15 minutes now and haven't had to recharge it. I do have to empty it after every use (a good sign, really, that it's functioning well). The filter does clog up, but it washes easily. My one big complaint is about the "integrated crevice tool." It's not really a crevice tool so much as a narrow opening for the vac itself. It's not really narrow enough to be a crevice tool, and not really big enough for the vac itself. I wish they hadn't gone for the compromise here.

With two cats, little messes--litter, catnip, fur, food--are inevitable, but hauling out the big vac is more of a production than I can usually be bothered with. But my last hand-held vac was a total waste of time and money. It had very little suction and clogged up quickly (you'd think with so little suction that wouldn't happen, but anyway.) Granted, this was about 10 years ago. So it was with some trepidation I selected the <hl> Pet hair Eraser <hl>. As it turns out, I am reasonably satisfied with it. It has a decent amount of suction, although of course it doesn't do as good a job at the big vac. It picks up litter and cat food quite well, fur and catnip slightly less well. But for a quick tidy-up, it certainly serves its purpose well. I've used it for maybe 15 minutes now and haven't had to recharge it. I do have to empty it after every use (a good sign, really, that it's functioning well). The filter does clog up, but it washes easily.My one big complaint is about the "integrated crevice tool." It's not really a crevice tool so much as a narrow opening for the vac itself. It's not really narrow enough to be a crevice tool, and not really big enough for the vac itself. I wish they hadn't gone for the compromise here.

So it was with some trepidation I selected the <hl> Pet hair Eraser <hl> .


Question: how does the product get cleaned?

I have used this vegetable brush for just over a year, and it still looks brand new. The bristles have not bent or fallen out. It fits into the hand nicely, and is easy to use. The bristles are stiff enough to take care of business, but not so stiff that they rip up the skins on the vegetables. Because the bristles are not harsh, I also use the brush on my hands to clean off ground-in dirt or paint. Best of all, I can pop it into the dishwasher and restore it to germ-free cleanliness. I am very satisfied with this product.

Answer: the dishwasher

I have used this vegetable brush for just over a year, and it still looks brand new. The bristles have not bent or fallen out. It fits into the hand nicely, and is easy to use. The bristles are stiff enough to take care of business, but not so stiff that they rip up the skins on the vegetables. Because the bristles are not harsh, I also use the brush on my hands to clean off ground-in dirt or paint. <hl> Best of all, I can pop it into the dishwasher and restore it to germ-free cleanliness. <hl> I am very satisfied with this product.

I have used this vegetable brush for just over a year, and it still looks brand new. The bristles have not bent or fallen out. It fits into the hand nicely, and is easy to use. The bristles are stiff enough to take care of business, but not so stiff that they rip up the skins on the vegetables. Because the bristles are not harsh, I also use the brush on my hands to clean off ground-in dirt or paint. Best of all, I can pop it into <hl> the dishwasher <hl> and restore it to germ-free cleanliness. I am very satisfied with this product.