Question: Who wrote this review?

An excellent potato ricer. Sturdy built, three settings for the size of holes the mashed/riced product goes through, disassembles for thorough washing, reassembles easily without the directions.Having broken a ricer of lower quality, I appreciate the construction and materials that went into this one. I like the adjustable size holes. This is accomplish with two plates with little rectangular openings. As you rotate the outer ring, at every 90 degrees, they line up differently, from a very small aperture, to a medium, then fairly large one. Solidly built, which impressed me, as I had doubts about how durable the adjustable mechanism could be. My only criticism is that in use, some of the product oozed out around the threads of the retaining ring that holds the plate with the holes in place. Minor stuff, though.Perfect for spaghetti eis, a dessert I had in Germany. Put vanilla ice cream through the smallest setting to make it into strands (the spaghetti), and top with strawberry or raspberry sauce (the marinara), and shaved white chocolate or crushed almonds for the Parmesan cheese. Hmmm... maybe grated milk or dark chocolate in raspberry sauce for Bolognase...E.M. Van Court

Answer: E.M. Van Court

E.M. Van Court

An excellent potato ricer. Sturdy built, three settings for the size of holes the mashed/riced product goes through, disassembles for thorough washing, reassembles easily without the directions. Having broken a ricer of lower quality, I appreciate the construction and materials that went into this one. I like the adjustable size holes. This is accomplish with two plates with little rectangular openings. As you rotate the outer ring, at every 90 degrees, they line up differently, from a very small aperture, to a medium, then fairly large one. Solidly built, which impressed me, as I had doubts about how durable the adjustable mechanism could be. My only criticism is that in use, some of the product oozed out around the threads of the retaining ring that holds the plate with the holes in place. Minor stuff, though. Perfect for spaghetti eis, a dessert I had in Germany. Put vanilla ice cream through the smallest setting to make it into strands (the spaghetti), and top with strawberry or raspberry sauce (the marinara), and shaved white chocolate or crushed almonds for the Parmesan cheese. Hmmm... maybe grated milk or dark chocolate in raspberry sauce for Bolognase... <hl> E.M. Van Court <hl>

An excellent potato ricer. Sturdy built, three settings for the size of holes the mashed/riced product goes through, disassembles for thorough washing, reassembles easily without the directions.Having broken a ricer of lower quality, I appreciate the construction and materials that went into this one. I like the adjustable size holes. This is accomplish with two plates with little rectangular openings. As you rotate the outer ring, at every 90 degrees, they line up differently, from a very small aperture, to a medium, then fairly large one. Solidly built, which impressed me, as I had doubts about how durable the adjustable mechanism could be. My only criticism is that in use, some of the product oozed out around the threads of the retaining ring that holds the plate with the holes in place. Minor stuff, though.Perfect for spaghetti eis, a dessert I had in Germany. Put vanilla ice cream through the smallest setting to make it into strands (the spaghetti), and top with strawberry or raspberry sauce (the marinara), and shaved white chocolate or crushed almonds for the Parmesan cheese. Hmmm... maybe grated milk or dark chocolate in raspberry sauce for Bolognase...<hl> E.M. Van Court <hl>


Question: What is the purchaser's only gripe about the fryer?

When I first opened the box with this "fryer" inside, I was a littleintimidated! The round, ball-like control panel looked bulky anddifficult to handle. In reality, the ease of operation was quitegood. So far, I have "fried" chicken that came out great - crispyon the outside and moist on the inside. I also used this cooker tomake "fried" potatoes. Again, I experienced very good results. Atthis time, I definitely recommend this procut. I gave it 4 out of 5stars only because it is bulky to store. I have yet to find a placefor it in my kitchen, so it is currently in my storage room.

Answer: bulky

When I first opened the box with this "fryer" inside, I was a littleintimidated! <hl> The round, ball-like control panel looked bulky anddifficult to handle. <hl> In reality, the ease of operation was quitegood. So far, I have "fried" chicken that came out great - crispyon the outside and moist on the inside. I also used this cooker tomake "fried" potatoes. Again, I experienced very good results. Atthis time, I definitely recommend this procut. I gave it 4 out of 5stars only because it is bulky to store. I have yet to find a placefor it in my kitchen, so it is currently in my storage room.

When I first opened the box with this "fryer" inside, I was a littleintimidated! The round, ball-like control panel looked <hl> bulky <hl> anddifficult to handle. In reality, the ease of operation was quitegood. So far, I have "fried" chicken that came out great - crispyon the outside and moist on the inside. I also used this cooker tomake "fried" potatoes. Again, I experienced very good results. Atthis time, I definitely recommend this procut. I gave it 4 out of 5stars only because it is bulky to store. I have yet to find a placefor it in my kitchen, so it is currently in my storage room.


Question: When would I use them supervised?

My son LOVES these. I'm sure I'm breaking some rules of Motherhood somewhere, but he's three and Iet him use them. Thus far, he hasn't severed a finger off or anything. They ACTUALLY work, but without my worry about him bleeding profusely if I turn my back for a moment. I would still always use them supervised - especially with multiple kids around. Great product. BPA free. High quality. I'll be purchasing these for friends and their children. Great way to get the little ones involved in food prep! My son is MUCH more likely to eat the food if he helped prep it!

Answer: always

My son LOVES these. I'm sure I'm breaking some rules of Motherhood somewhere, but he's three and Iet him use them. Thus far, he hasn't severed a finger off or anything. They ACTUALLY work, but without my worry about him bleeding profusely if I turn my back for a moment. <hl> I would still always use them supervised - especially with multiple kids around. <hl> Great product. BPA free. High quality. I'll be purchasing these for friends and their children. Great way to get the little ones involved in food prep! My son is MUCH more likely to eat the food if he helped prep it!

My son LOVES these. I'm sure I'm breaking some rules of Motherhood somewhere, but he's three and Iet him use them. Thus far, he hasn't severed a finger off or anything. They ACTUALLY work, but without my worry about him bleeding profusely if I turn my back for a moment. I would still <hl> always <hl> use them supervised - especially with multiple kids around. Great product. BPA free. High quality. I'll be purchasing these for friends and their children. Great way to get the little ones involved in food prep! My son is MUCH more likely to eat the food if he helped prep it!


Question: What do do you drain directly into?

I use this in a basement closet that is isolated from the rest of the basement (which is treated by a larger dehumidifier.I hooked this up with a timer so it comes on every few hours. Also, even though it is not made this way, I was able to drill a hole in the lower front of the reservoir and plumb a drain tube into the unit (much like you see on larger/more expensive units). This allows it to drain directly into the HVAC drain line in the floor, so I never need to empty it. Take your time with drilling the hole as the plastic is a little brittle, but as long as it's sealed with silicone/teflon tape, you should be good to go!

Answer: HVAC drain line

I use this in a basement closet that is isolated from the rest of the basement (which is treated by a larger dehumidifier. I hooked this up with a timer so it comes on every few hours. Also, even though it is not made this way, I was able to drill a hole in the lower front of the reservoir and plumb a drain tube into the unit (much like you see on larger/more expensive units). <hl> This allows it to drain directly into the HVAC drain line in the floor, so I never need to empty it. <hl> Take your time with drilling the hole as the plastic is a little brittle, but as long as it's sealed with silicone/teflon tape, you should be good to go!

I use this in a basement closet that is isolated from the rest of the basement (which is treated by a larger dehumidifier.I hooked this up with a timer so it comes on every few hours. Also, even though it is not made this way, I was able to drill a hole in the lower front of the reservoir and plumb a drain tube into the unit (much like you see on larger/more expensive units). This allows it to drain directly into the <hl> HVAC drain line <hl> in the floor, so I never need to empty it. Take your time with drilling the hole as the plastic is a little brittle, but as long as it's sealed with silicone/teflon tape, you should be good to go!


Question: Will i be able to use less coffee grounds?

Over the years I've tried a number of the reusable K-cup gizmos and had come to the conclusion that none of them were designed right. None of the companies making these things seem to take in account that the water actually needs to be in contact with the coffee for some period of time to make a decent cup of coffee. If you take a look at a used k-cup, you'll see that there is a small hole in the top where the water goes in and a small hole in the bottom where the coffee comes out. Most of these filter units have large screened opening that don't allow any pressure to build up like a real k-cup does. So you end up with a very weak cup of coffee even if you over pack the filter.But the design of this Keuring My K-Cup filter is different, it actually takes the place of the whole coffee unit. You can actually get a drinkable cup of coffee from it, even without using a ton of grounds. The one thing I still don't like is having to clean out the basket after every cup. So I've been using these -Disposable Filters for Use in Keurig Brewers - Simple Cups - 50 Replacement Filters - Use Your Own Coffee in K-cups. They make the chore a bit more palpable.I might note that I'm using this filter with a Mr. Coffee brand k-cup machine and had no problems installing it. Something else that might be of interest. I purchased the filter I'm using at the local big-box store and paid nearly twice what they want for one here (doh!).

Answer: You can actually get a drinkable cup of coffee from it, even without using a ton of grounds.

Over the years I've tried a number of the reusable K-cup gizmos and had come to the conclusion that none of them were designed right. None of the companies making these things seem to take in account that the water actually needs to be in contact with the coffee for some period of time to make a decent cup of coffee. If you take a look at a used k-cup, you'll see that there is a small hole in the top where the water goes in and a small hole in the bottom where the coffee comes out. Most of these filter units have large screened opening that don't allow any pressure to build up like a real k-cup does. So you end up with a very weak cup of coffee even if you over pack the filter. But the design of this Keuring My K-Cup filter is different, it actually takes the place of the whole coffee unit. <hl> You can actually get a drinkable cup of coffee from it, even without using a ton of grounds. The one thing I still don't like is having to clean out the basket after every cup. <hl> So I've been using these -Disposable Filters for Use in Keurig Brewers - Simple Cups - 50 Replacement Filters - Use Your Own Coffee in K-cups. They make the chore a bit more palpable. I might note that I'm using this filter with a Mr. Coffee brand k-cup machine and had no problems installing it. Something else that might be of interest. I purchased the filter I'm using at the local big-box store and paid nearly twice what they want for one here (doh!).

Over the years I've tried a number of the reusable K-cup gizmos and had come to the conclusion that none of them were designed right. None of the companies making these things seem to take in account that the water actually needs to be in contact with the coffee for some period of time to make a decent cup of coffee. If you take a look at a used k-cup, you'll see that there is a small hole in the top where the water goes in and a small hole in the bottom where the coffee comes out. Most of these filter units have large screened opening that don't allow any pressure to build up like a real k-cup does. So you end up with a very weak cup of coffee even if you over pack the filter.But the design of this Keuring My K-Cup filter is different, it actually takes the place of the whole coffee unit. <hl> You can actually get a drinkable cup of coffee from it, even without using a ton of grounds. <hl> The one thing I still don't like is having to clean out the basket after every cup. So I've been using these -Disposable Filters for Use in Keurig Brewers - Simple Cups - 50 Replacement Filters - Use Your Own Coffee in K-cups. They make the chore a bit more palpable.I might note that I'm using this filter with a Mr. Coffee brand k-cup machine and had no problems installing it. Something else that might be of interest. I purchased the filter I'm using at the local big-box store and paid nearly twice what they want for one here (doh!).


Question: Were pictured=s posted with this review

This is my first Tamago Pan so I can't really be fair when I say it's awesome. I'm comparing it to my round omelette pan I was using prior which wasn't hard but this makes the tamago rectangles perfect. It's smaller than eggspected but I still love it. The strips I cut don't reach the end of a seaweed sheet for sushi rolls so I have to use two.It's not completely non stick like a TFal or other brand names of teflon, but with a brush or some oil and it's just the same.If you haven't already looked I have posted pictures to show size and my first tamagos made.

Answer: I have posted pictures to show size and my first tamagos made

This is my first Tamago Pan so I can't really be fair when I say it's awesome. I'm comparing it to my round omelette pan I was using prior which wasn't hard but this makes the tamago rectangles perfect. It's smaller than eggspected but I still love it. The strips I cut don't reach the end of a seaweed sheet for sushi rolls so I have to use two. It's not completely non stick like a TFal or other brand names of teflon, but with a brush or some oil and it's just the same. <hl> If you haven't already looked I have posted pictures to show size and my first tamagos made . <hl>

This is my first Tamago Pan so I can't really be fair when I say it's awesome. I'm comparing it to my round omelette pan I was using prior which wasn't hard but this makes the tamago rectangles perfect. It's smaller than eggspected but I still love it. The strips I cut don't reach the end of a seaweed sheet for sushi rolls so I have to use two.It's not completely non stick like a TFal or other brand names of teflon, but with a brush or some oil and it's just the same.If you haven't already looked <hl> I have posted pictures to show size and my first tamagos made <hl>.

If you haven't already looked <hl> I have posted pictures to show size and my first tamagos made <hl> .


Question: How hard is the juicer to disassemble and clean?

I wish I had read some of the reviews here before I got caught up in my late night excitement and spontaneity when I purchased this juicer. I most likely would have tried a different one first.I have no previous experience with juicers. I knew I wanted one that you could feed fruit and veggies into without a lot of prep. I had (perhaps foolish) visions of putting whole apples and oranges through my juicer, no peeling etc. Well, I know now there will always be some prep with certain foods. So that fantasy aside, I was still hopeful that for most things I could just feed them and get the pulp one side and the juice the other.This works that way for some fruits and veggies like apples, strawberries, tomatoes, carrots. Others like citrus, pineapple, watermelon need to have the skin removed first which is time consuming.What I like:1. You get a lot of juice. Most of the pulp seems pretty dry for what I have tried so far which is: apples, oranges, carrots, tomatoes, strawberries, watermelon and pineapple.2. Dis-assembly and cleanup is fairly simple and quick. It says it's dishwasher safe, but I have so far just washed in warm soapy water right after juicing and everything cleans well except the filter.What I don't like:1. For most fruit and veggies you still have to prep somewhat. Most apples even have to be cut down since the ones on the market most of the time are too large for the spout. If you were wanting to use the pulp for a recipe, then you should remove seeds and stems if you don't want them.2. The filter clogs easily. And cleaning it is a chore, even with the cleaning brush that came with my "special package" advertised.3. Because the filter clogs easily, if you're making a large amount of juice (more than 2 to 3 cups juice), then you have to break everything down, clean it out, re-assemble and continue. Messy.Having now done some research on Amazon and elsewhere, I would have most likely tried the Breville before this.

Answer: fairly simple and quick

I wish I had read some of the reviews here before I got caught up in my late night excitement and spontaneity when I purchased this juicer. I most likely would have tried a different one first. I have no previous experience with juicers. I knew I wanted one that you could feed fruit and veggies into without a lot of prep. I had (perhaps foolish) visions of putting whole apples and oranges through my juicer, no peeling etc. Well, I know now there will always be some prep with certain foods. So that fantasy aside, I was still hopeful that for most things I could just feed them and get the pulp one side and the juice the other. This works that way for some fruits and veggies like apples, strawberries, tomatoes, carrots. Others like citrus, pineapple, watermelon need to have the skin removed first which is time consuming. What I like:1. You get a lot of juice. Most of the pulp seems pretty dry for what I have tried so far which is: apples, oranges, carrots, tomatoes, strawberries, watermelon and pineapple.2. <hl> Dis-assembly and cleanup is fairly simple and quick . <hl> It says it's dishwasher safe, but I have so far just washed in warm soapy water right after juicing and everything cleans well except the filter. What I don't like:1. For most fruit and veggies you still have to prep somewhat. Most apples even have to be cut down since the ones on the market most of the time are too large for the spout. If you were wanting to use the pulp for a recipe, then you should remove seeds and stems if you don't want them.2. The filter clogs easily. And cleaning it is a chore, even with the cleaning brush that came with my "special package" advertised.3. Because the filter clogs easily, if you're making a large amount of juice (more than 2 to 3 cups juice), then you have to break everything down, clean it out, re-assemble and continue. Messy. Having now done some research on Amazon and elsewhere, I would have most likely tried the Breville before this.

I wish I had read some of the reviews here before I got caught up in my late night excitement and spontaneity when I purchased this juicer. I most likely would have tried a different one first.I have no previous experience with juicers. I knew I wanted one that you could feed fruit and veggies into without a lot of prep. I had (perhaps foolish) visions of putting whole apples and oranges through my juicer, no peeling etc. Well, I know now there will always be some prep with certain foods. So that fantasy aside, I was still hopeful that for most things I could just feed them and get the pulp one side and the juice the other.This works that way for some fruits and veggies like apples, strawberries, tomatoes, carrots. Others like citrus, pineapple, watermelon need to have the skin removed first which is time consuming.What I like:1. You get a lot of juice. Most of the pulp seems pretty dry for what I have tried so far which is: apples, oranges, carrots, tomatoes, strawberries, watermelon and pineapple.2. Dis-assembly and cleanup is <hl> fairly simple and quick <hl>. It says it's dishwasher safe, but I have so far just washed in warm soapy water right after juicing and everything cleans well except the filter.What I don't like:1. For most fruit and veggies you still have to prep somewhat. Most apples even have to be cut down since the ones on the market most of the time are too large for the spout. If you were wanting to use the pulp for a recipe, then you should remove seeds and stems if you don't want them.2. The filter clogs easily. And cleaning it is a chore, even with the cleaning brush that came with my "special package" advertised.3. Because the filter clogs easily, if you're making a large amount of juice (more than 2 to 3 cups juice), then you have to break everything down, clean it out, re-assemble and continue. Messy.Having now done some research on Amazon and elsewhere, I would have most likely tried the Breville before this.

Dis-assembly and cleanup is <hl> fairly simple and quick <hl> .


Question: What conventioinal coffee machines does the author not like?

At a reasonable cost, one can determine if using a French Press is at all appealing. The unit, though possibly effective, seems flimsy for long-term use. But, after finding a congenial grind which takes some time, one might then wish to "graduate" to a more expensive (and clearly superior and durable) press.UPDATE: Pitted against "conventional" Cuisinart and Gevalia 12 cup coffee machines, and using brown filters, the equivalent density of coffee from the press is totally unacceptable to my taste. Exceedingly mild and flat in flavour. However it does superbly with loose tea. Also, it should be noted that a 33 ounce capacity yields about 4 standard cups, not 8.

Answer: Cuisinart and Gevalia

At a reasonable cost, one can determine if using a French Press is at all appealing. The unit, though possibly effective, seems flimsy for long-term use. But, after finding a congenial grind which takes some time, one might then wish to "graduate" to a more expensive (and clearly superior and durable) press. <hl> UPDATE: Pitted against "conventional" Cuisinart and Gevalia 12 cup coffee machines, and using brown filters, the equivalent density of coffee from the press is totally unacceptable to my taste. <hl> Exceedingly mild and flat in flavour. However it does superbly with loose tea. Also, it should be noted that a 33 ounce capacity yields about 4 standard cups, not 8.

At a reasonable cost, one can determine if using a French Press is at all appealing. The unit, though possibly effective, seems flimsy for long-term use. But, after finding a congenial grind which takes some time, one might then wish to "graduate" to a more expensive (and clearly superior and durable) press.UPDATE: Pitted against "conventional" <hl> Cuisinart and Gevalia <hl> 12 cup coffee machines, and using brown filters, the equivalent density of coffee from the press is totally unacceptable to my taste. Exceedingly mild and flat in flavour. However it does superbly with loose tea. Also, it should be noted that a 33 ounce capacity yields about 4 standard cups, not 8.


Question: What did the instructions consist of?

I love this TV stand. It looks great in my living room with my black leather furniture and my black curtain panels. It has a very modern, sleek look that I find very appealing. This thing was a beast to put together though. There were A LOT of pieces in the box. The assembly instructions are pictures. While I usually prefer this option, there were a couple of photos that required some studying. My husband and I worked on putting it together for a couple of hours the day it arrived and my husband ended up finishing it the next day while I was at work. Even though the assembly was quite a bit of work, I think the finished product was worth it.

Answer: pictures

I love this TV stand. It looks great in my living room with my black leather furniture and my black curtain panels. It has a very modern, sleek look that I find very appealing. This thing was a beast to put together though. There were A LOT of pieces in the box. <hl> The assembly instructions are pictures . <hl> While I usually prefer this option, there were a couple of photos that required some studying. My husband and I worked on putting it together for a couple of hours the day it arrived and my husband ended up finishing it the next day while I was at work. Even though the assembly was quite a bit of work, I think the finished product was worth it.

I love this TV stand. It looks great in my living room with my black leather furniture and my black curtain panels. It has a very modern, sleek look that I find very appealing. This thing was a beast to put together though. There were A LOT of pieces in the box. The assembly instructions are <hl> pictures <hl>. While I usually prefer this option, there were a couple of photos that required some studying. My husband and I worked on putting it together for a couple of hours the day it arrived and my husband ended up finishing it the next day while I was at work. Even though the assembly was quite a bit of work, I think the finished product was worth it.

The assembly instructions are <hl> pictures <hl> .


Question: How much water fills the cooler?

This Cooler is not small, but it is powerful. I took it out of the box filled the unit with two gallons of water plugged it in, and cool air was abound. And I'm using it in a Living room that is 440 sqft. It's 90 degrees outside and about 77 degrees inside.And truthfully I don't find the unit to be loud for the amount of air that it is producing, and I haven't turned it off of low setting.I am quite pleased with my purchase and look forward to a Cool Summer at less cost than running my AC unit.By the way I live in the Southwest; where humidity is low most of the Summer.PS: Hats of to the supplier because I received my order in TWO DAYS... Outstanding service!

Answer: two gallons of water

This Cooler is not small, but it is powerful. <hl> I took it out of the box filled the unit with two gallons of water plugged it in, and cool air was abound. <hl> And I'm using it in a Living room that is 440 sqft. It's 90 degrees outside and about 77 degrees inside. And truthfully I don't find the unit to be loud for the amount of air that it is producing, and I haven't turned it off of low setting. I am quite pleased with my purchase and look forward to a Cool Summer at less cost than running my AC unit. By the way I live in the Southwest; where humidity is low most of the Summer. PS: Hats of to the supplier because I received my order in TWO DAYS... Outstanding service!

This Cooler is not small, but it is powerful. I took it out of the box filled the unit with <hl> two gallons of water <hl> plugged it in, and cool air was abound. And I'm using it in a Living room that is 440 sqft. It's 90 degrees outside and about 77 degrees inside.And truthfully I don't find the unit to be loud for the amount of air that it is producing, and I haven't turned it off of low setting.I am quite pleased with my purchase and look forward to a Cool Summer at less cost than running my AC unit.By the way I live in the Southwest; where humidity is low most of the Summer.PS: Hats of to the supplier because I received my order in TWO DAYS... Outstanding service!


Question: For whom will I buy a egg timer?

I've used this egg timer many times and my eggs always turn out perfect. I'm surprised some say it has a plastic chemical smell to it. I've never had that problem. My brother-in-law made deviled eggs for Thanksgiving and his eggs were overcooked (green around the yolks) even though he followed a recipe for boiling eggs. This takes the guesswork out of it. I made a macaroni salad tonight and used this timer for my eggs. Once again, absolutely perfectly cooked yolks with no green tint. I would totally recommend. I'm buying one for my brother-in-law.

Answer: my brother-in-law

I'm buying one for my brother-in-law .

I've used this egg timer many times and my eggs always turn out perfect. I'm surprised some say it has a plastic chemical smell to it. I've never had that problem. My brother-in-law made deviled eggs for Thanksgiving and his eggs were overcooked (green around the yolks) even though he followed a recipe for boiling eggs. This takes the guesswork out of it. I made a macaroni salad tonight and used this timer for my eggs. Once again, absolutely perfectly cooked yolks with no green tint. I would totally recommend. <hl> I'm buying one for my brother-in-law . <hl>

I've used this egg timer many times and my eggs always turn out perfect. I'm surprised some say it has a plastic chemical smell to it. I've never had that problem. My brother-in-law made deviled eggs for Thanksgiving and his eggs were overcooked (green around the yolks) even though he followed a recipe for boiling eggs. This takes the guesswork out of it. I made a macaroni salad tonight and used this timer for my eggs. Once again, absolutely perfectly cooked yolks with no green tint. I would totally recommend. I'm buying one for <hl> my brother-in-law <hl>.

I'm buying one for <hl> my brother-in-law <hl> .


Question: When will they be used?

Bought three of these for a mother daughter tea. SOO pretty. Very unexpected to match my fine china as well. They appear to be dishwasher safe. Will use them every chance I get.

Answer: every chance I get

Will use them every chance I get .

Bought three of these for a mother daughter tea. SOO pretty. Very unexpected to match my fine china as well. They appear to be dishwasher safe. <hl> Will use them every chance I get . <hl>

Bought three of these for a mother daughter tea. SOO pretty. Very unexpected to match my fine china as well. They appear to be dishwasher safe. Will use them <hl> every chance I get <hl>.

Will use them <hl> every chance I get <hl> .


Question: What was wrong with the thick/plush ones?

Cotton washcloths--4 mixed pretty colors as shown & described. Hand washed as they bleed first time it says, but seemed ok to me....will always hand wash, to not subject them to washing machine water turbulence, although should hold up in it. Would re-order if ever needed to, but these are PLENTY and just right for thickness---NOT TOO thick. NOT irregulars....retain shape. No signs after first wash of falling apart. If washcloths ever go bad, will do review update & re-rate stars. I recommend as better than the average washcloth, as very usable for different things and at various locations. Shower-1, Wash basin for face-1, Dry basin & counter-1, Kitchen sink for dishes-1, Dry sink & counter-1 General cleaning of areas-1. Nice for gift. My colors; 3 pink, 3 green, 4 blue, 1 tan (received 11, not 10). No shrinkage. Note; thick/plush ones quite expensive, hard to hold & use, hold too much water/suds, although look great just to show them off, and fluff gives poor scrubbing. Buy, as good price. YES, ribbon nice touch. Exactly right for me.

Answer: hard to hold & use, hold too much water/suds,

Cotton washcloths--4 mixed pretty colors as shown & described. Hand washed as they bleed first time it says, but seemed ok to me....will always hand wash, to not subject them to washing machine water turbulence, although should hold up in it. Would re-order if ever needed to, but these are PLENTY and just right for thickness---NOT TOO thick. NOT irregulars....retain shape. No signs after first wash of falling apart. If washcloths ever go bad, will do review update & re-rate stars. I recommend as better than the average washcloth, as very usable for different things and at various locations. Shower-1, Wash basin for face-1, Dry basin & counter-1, Kitchen sink for dishes-1, Dry sink & counter-1 General cleaning of areas-1. Nice for gift. My colors; 3 pink, 3 green, 4 blue, 1 tan (received 11, not 10). No shrinkage. <hl> Note; thick/plush ones quite expensive, hard to hold & use, hold too much water/suds, although look great just to show them off, and fluff gives poor scrubbing. <hl> Buy, as good price. YES, ribbon nice touch. Exactly right for me.

Cotton washcloths--4 mixed pretty colors as shown & described. Hand washed as they bleed first time it says, but seemed ok to me....will always hand wash, to not subject them to washing machine water turbulence, although should hold up in it. Would re-order if ever needed to, but these are PLENTY and just right for thickness---NOT TOO thick. NOT irregulars....retain shape. No signs after first wash of falling apart. If washcloths ever go bad, will do review update & re-rate stars. I recommend as better than the average washcloth, as very usable for different things and at various locations. Shower-1, Wash basin for face-1, Dry basin & counter-1, Kitchen sink for dishes-1, Dry sink & counter-1 General cleaning of areas-1. Nice for gift. My colors; 3 pink, 3 green, 4 blue, 1 tan (received 11, not 10). No shrinkage. Note; thick/plush ones quite expensive, <hl> hard to hold & use, hold too much water/suds, <hl> although look great just to show them off, and fluff gives poor scrubbing. Buy, as good price. YES, ribbon nice touch. Exactly right for me.


Question: What item does a fine job steaming veggies?

This steamer does a fine job of steaming vegetables and it sounds simple to use. Unfold, insert steaming tray, add vegetables. Add 3 tablespoons of water, open vent and microwave 3 minutes. That's it! Veggies come out crispy!Sounds good, right? Well is would be if it was that easy. The veggies DO come out perfect, although you may have to adjust the time depending on the power of your microwave and your desired level of doneness. For me, 3 minutes was perfect for a 900W oven. Less time is needed for a 1400W oven. The problem is that the container is VERY hot after steaming. Also, the cover is the same diameter as the bowl, making it very difficult to remove without burning yourself. The cover has a small tab protruding but it is not enough to grip when the bowl is steaming hot so you must grip the bowl and cover very tightly to open, which is near impossible when it is steaming hot.If the cover and the bowl were redesigned to make removal easier, I could give this 5 stars. But as it is, I can only rate it a 3. It works great for steaming but it is really difficult to open when hot without burning yourself.

Answer: steamer

<hl> This steamer does a fine job of steaming vegetables and it sounds simple to use. <hl> Unfold, insert steaming tray, add vegetables. Add 3 tablespoons of water, open vent and microwave 3 minutes. That's it! Veggies come out crispy!Sounds good, right? Well is would be if it was that easy. The veggies DO come out perfect, although you may have to adjust the time depending on the power of your microwave and your desired level of doneness. For me, 3 minutes was perfect for a 900W oven. Less time is needed for a 1400W oven. The problem is that the container is VERY hot after steaming. Also, the cover is the same diameter as the bowl, making it very difficult to remove without burning yourself. The cover has a small tab protruding but it is not enough to grip when the bowl is steaming hot so you must grip the bowl and cover very tightly to open, which is near impossible when it is steaming hot. If the cover and the bowl were redesigned to make removal easier, I could give this 5 stars. But as it is, I can only rate it a 3. It works great for steaming but it is really difficult to open when hot without burning yourself.

This <hl> steamer <hl> does a fine job of steaming vegetables and it sounds simple to use. Unfold, insert steaming tray, add vegetables. Add 3 tablespoons of water, open vent and microwave 3 minutes. That's it! Veggies come out crispy!Sounds good, right? Well is would be if it was that easy. The veggies DO come out perfect, although you may have to adjust the time depending on the power of your microwave and your desired level of doneness. For me, 3 minutes was perfect for a 900W oven. Less time is needed for a 1400W oven. The problem is that the container is VERY hot after steaming. Also, the cover is the same diameter as the bowl, making it very difficult to remove without burning yourself. The cover has a small tab protruding but it is not enough to grip when the bowl is steaming hot so you must grip the bowl and cover very tightly to open, which is near impossible when it is steaming hot.If the cover and the bowl were redesigned to make removal easier, I could give this 5 stars. But as it is, I can only rate it a 3. It works great for steaming but it is really difficult to open when hot without burning yourself.


Question: How many pillow covers come with the sheet set?

These sheets are made of good, heavy fabric. I ordered them for a full-size bed. The only down side is that when they come out of the dryer, they appear wrinkled. However since I'm the one using these sheets, that doesn't bother me (it would if I was using them on a guest bed). They're sturdy, very crisp and comfortable and are fully cut to fit the bed, especially the fitted sheet. They also give you 4 pillowcases (I only need 2) but that's a nice touch. For the price, I think they are very good sheets and a good buy.

Answer: 4

These sheets are made of good, heavy fabric. I ordered them for a full-size bed. The only down side is that when they come out of the dryer, they appear wrinkled. However since I'm the one using these sheets, that doesn't bother me (it would if I was using them on a guest bed). They're sturdy, very crisp and comfortable and are fully cut to fit the bed, especially the fitted sheet. <hl> They also give you 4 pillowcases (I only need 2) but that's a nice touch. <hl> For the price, I think they are very good sheets and a good buy.

These sheets are made of good, heavy fabric. I ordered them for a full-size bed. The only down side is that when they come out of the dryer, they appear wrinkled. However since I'm the one using these sheets, that doesn't bother me (it would if I was using them on a guest bed). They're sturdy, very crisp and comfortable and are fully cut to fit the bed, especially the fitted sheet. They also give you <hl> 4 <hl> pillowcases (I only need 2) but that's a nice touch. For the price, I think they are very good sheets and a good buy.


Question: What make the product hard to clean?

I bought this unit mainly for grinding dry spices. I used to grind them in a mortar and pestle which usually takes about 10-15 minutes with pain and agony, and that didn't even do the job. With this grinder, I load the spices in...boom, boom and boom - literally 3 pushes, I got beautiful spices ground to fine powder in about 7 SECONDS! The amazing thing about this grinder is that it doesn't use sharp blades, it's more like a propeller and I like it because it's safe contact with my fingers when being cleaned.This is an incredible grinder at an unbeatable low price, I might as well buy another one to grind coffee beans (perhaps in black), I bought this model in white.Pros:*Light/Compact and does what it suppose to do*Acceptable noise level (not as loud as expected)*Stylish Design*Best Value/Price*Safe and sound, no sharp blades to deal with when cleaning.Cons:*Fine powder particles tend to stick to and under the propeller area which makes it a bit hard to clean (for this, I will buy a small brush to do the job).*Grind button from cap which connects to body device seems a bit flimsy, not sure how long this will hold up.*Power Cord is a bit short (apprx. 2 feet)

Answer: Fine powder particles tend to stick to and under the propeller area

I bought this unit mainly for grinding dry spices. I used to grind them in a mortar and pestle which usually takes about 10-15 minutes with pain and agony, and that didn't even do the job. With this grinder, I load the spices in...boom, boom and boom - literally 3 pushes, I got beautiful spices ground to fine powder in about 7 SECONDS! The amazing thing about this grinder is that it doesn't use sharp blades, it's more like a propeller and I like it because it's safe contact with my fingers when being cleaned. This is an incredible grinder at an unbeatable low price, I might as well buy another one to grind coffee beans (perhaps in black), I bought this model in white. Pros:*Light/Compact and does what it suppose to do*Acceptable noise level (not as loud as expected)*Stylish Design*Best Value/Price*Safe and sound, no sharp blades to deal with when cleaning. <hl> Cons:* Fine powder particles tend to stick to and under the propeller area which makes it a bit hard to clean (for this, I will buy a small brush to do the job).*Grind button from cap which connects to body device seems a bit flimsy, not sure how long this will hold up.*Power Cord is a bit short (apprx. 2 feet) <hl>

I bought this unit mainly for grinding dry spices. I used to grind them in a mortar and pestle which usually takes about 10-15 minutes with pain and agony, and that didn't even do the job. With this grinder, I load the spices in...boom, boom and boom - literally 3 pushes, I got beautiful spices ground to fine powder in about 7 SECONDS! The amazing thing about this grinder is that it doesn't use sharp blades, it's more like a propeller and I like it because it's safe contact with my fingers when being cleaned.This is an incredible grinder at an unbeatable low price, I might as well buy another one to grind coffee beans (perhaps in black), I bought this model in white.Pros:*Light/Compact and does what it suppose to do*Acceptable noise level (not as loud as expected)*Stylish Design*Best Value/Price*Safe and sound, no sharp blades to deal with when cleaning.Cons:*<hl> Fine powder particles tend to stick to and under the propeller area <hl> which makes it a bit hard to clean (for this, I will buy a small brush to do the job).*Grind button from cap which connects to body device seems a bit flimsy, not sure how long this will hold up.*Power Cord is a bit short (apprx. 2 feet)

Cons:* <hl> Fine powder particles tend to stick to and under the propeller area <hl> which makes it a bit hard to clean (for this, I will buy a small brush to do the job).*Grind button from cap which connects to body device seems a bit flimsy, not sure how long this will hold up.*Power Cord is a bit short (apprx. 2 feet)


Question: What city were the gift recipients going to?

Bought these as a gift for a couple moving from the deep south to Chicago. They loved them. Nothing says redneck like mason jars, except maybe duck tape.

Answer: Chicago

<hl> Bought these as a gift for a couple moving from the deep south to Chicago . <hl> They loved them. Nothing says redneck like mason jars, except maybe duck tape.

Bought these as a gift for a couple moving from the deep south to <hl> Chicago <hl>. They loved them. Nothing says redneck like mason jars, except maybe duck tape.

Bought these as a gift for a couple moving from the deep south to <hl> Chicago <hl> .


Question: What was the reviewer's first problem with the iron?

I read a lot of reviews before buying this iron and really thought I would have a winner this time. The first and major problem I have had with it is leaky water during steaming - when the iron had fully heated. The second thing that I don't like about this iron is that it shuts off quickly - in about 3 minutes when not being used - and to reheat the iron, you have to push the control button repeatedly to get it to the hottest setting - it takes 10 pushes to get it to the "max" setting on my iron as some of the pushes don't seem to register on the electronic control.The only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water).

Answer: leaky water during steaming

I read a lot of reviews before buying this iron and really thought I would have a winner this time. <hl> The first and major problem I have had with it is leaky water during steaming - when the iron had fully heated. <hl> The second thing that I don't like about this iron is that it shuts off quickly - in about 3 minutes when not being used - and to reheat the iron, you have to push the control button repeatedly to get it to the hottest setting - it takes 10 pushes to get it to the "max" setting on my iron as some of the pushes don't seem to register on the electronic control. The only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water).

I read a lot of reviews before buying this iron and really thought I would have a winner this time. The first and major problem I have had with it is <hl> leaky water during steaming <hl> - when the iron had fully heated. The second thing that I don't like about this iron is that it shuts off quickly - in about 3 minutes when not being used - and to reheat the iron, you have to push the control button repeatedly to get it to the hottest setting - it takes 10 pushes to get it to the "max" setting on my iron as some of the pushes don't seem to register on the electronic control.The only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water).


Question: What is the shape of the blades compared to?

Answer: a propeller

I bought this unit mainly for grinding dry spices. I used to grind them in a mortar and pestle which usually takes about 10-15 minutes with pain and agony, and that didn't even do the job. With this grinder, I load the spices in...boom, boom and boom - literally 3 pushes, I got beautiful spices ground to fine powder in about 7 SECONDS! <hl> The amazing thing about this grinder is that it doesn't use sharp blades, it's more like a propeller and I like it because it's safe contact with my fingers when being cleaned. <hl> This is an incredible grinder at an unbeatable low price, I might as well buy another one to grind coffee beans (perhaps in black), I bought this model in white. Pros:*Light/Compact and does what it suppose to do*Acceptable noise level (not as loud as expected)*Stylish Design*Best Value/Price*Safe and sound, no sharp blades to deal with when cleaning. Cons:*Fine powder particles tend to stick to and under the propeller area which makes it a bit hard to clean (for this, I will buy a small brush to do the job).*Grind button from cap which connects to body device seems a bit flimsy, not sure how long this will hold up.*Power Cord is a bit short (apprx. 2 feet)

I bought this unit mainly for grinding dry spices. I used to grind them in a mortar and pestle which usually takes about 10-15 minutes with pain and agony, and that didn't even do the job. With this grinder, I load the spices in...boom, boom and boom - literally 3 pushes, I got beautiful spices ground to fine powder in about 7 SECONDS! The amazing thing about this grinder is that it doesn't use sharp blades, it's more like <hl> a propeller <hl> and I like it because it's safe contact with my fingers when being cleaned.This is an incredible grinder at an unbeatable low price, I might as well buy another one to grind coffee beans (perhaps in black), I bought this model in white.Pros:*Light/Compact and does what it suppose to do*Acceptable noise level (not as loud as expected)*Stylish Design*Best Value/Price*Safe and sound, no sharp blades to deal with when cleaning.Cons:*Fine powder particles tend to stick to and under the propeller area which makes it a bit hard to clean (for this, I will buy a small brush to do the job).*Grind button from cap which connects to body device seems a bit flimsy, not sure how long this will hold up.*Power Cord is a bit short (apprx. 2 feet)


Question: What have people been saying about the frothers on the machine?

I sure hope it lasts though! There been alot of comments that these frothers break down after a short while or straight out of the box. My friend bought the capresso machine and it didnt work out of the box so it was returned. This one works beautifully do far, I love the feel of the machine. It feels like ceramic sorta, it has a nice weight to it. Love the design. I hope it lasts even though it has a warranty I'm assuming because we really enjoy this little machine. The little circle ball you see is a storage area for the one whisk your not using, it's a very cute design touch. This comes with 2 whisks but the little circle seems to fit one only, I guess you keep the other on the machine because your using it. Well I can't say enough about how great this machine is so far. I hope it lasts past the warranty which should be about a year I imagine.

Answer: these frothers break down

I sure hope it lasts though! <hl> There been alot of comments that these frothers break down after a short while or straight out of the box. <hl> My friend bought the capresso machine and it didnt work out of the box so it was returned. This one works beautifully do far, I love the feel of the machine. It feels like ceramic sorta, it has a nice weight to it. Love the design. I hope it lasts even though it has a warranty I'm assuming because we really enjoy this little machine. The little circle ball you see is a storage area for the one whisk your not using, it's a very cute design touch. This comes with 2 whisks but the little circle seems to fit one only, I guess you keep the other on the machine because your using it. Well I can't say enough about how great this machine is so far. I hope it lasts past the warranty which should be about a year I imagine.

I sure hope it lasts though! There been alot of comments that <hl> these frothers break down <hl> after a short while or straight out of the box. My friend bought the capresso machine and it didnt work out of the box so it was returned. This one works beautifully do far, I love the feel of the machine. It feels like ceramic sorta, it has a nice weight to it. Love the design. I hope it lasts even though it has a warranty I'm assuming because we really enjoy this little machine. The little circle ball you see is a storage area for the one whisk your not using, it's a very cute design touch. This comes with 2 whisks but the little circle seems to fit one only, I guess you keep the other on the machine because your using it. Well I can't say enough about how great this machine is so far. I hope it lasts past the warranty which should be about a year I imagine.


Question: What type of bed did it fit perfectly?

This set has met my very high expectations! I had very high hopes due to the other great reviews and I was not disappointed at all. The set fits my daybed wonderfully and the bed skirt is just the right length. Someone made a comment about the bed skirt not working right if you also have a box spring, but in that case they should put the bed skirt under the box spring. I haven't had anyone use the bed yet but I love how it looks. These colors look really great. I think I am going to go with all white sheets to really let them stand out.

Answer: daybed

This set has met my very high expectations! I had very high hopes due to the other great reviews and I was not disappointed at all. <hl> The set fits my daybed wonderfully and the bed skirt is just the right length. <hl> Someone made a comment about the bed skirt not working right if you also have a box spring, but in that case they should put the bed skirt under the box spring. I haven't had anyone use the bed yet but I love how it looks. These colors look really great. I think I am going to go with all white sheets to really let them stand out.

This set has met my very high expectations! I had very high hopes due to the other great reviews and I was not disappointed at all. The set fits my <hl> daybed <hl> wonderfully and the bed skirt is just the right length. Someone made a comment about the bed skirt not working right if you also have a box spring, but in that case they should put the bed skirt under the box spring. I haven't had anyone use the bed yet but I love how it looks. These colors look really great. I think I am going to go with all white sheets to really let them stand out.


Question: How does the machine help the writer save money everyday?

After using lesser juicers for a couple of years (you can see my reviews of them on amazon) I saw this machine at a store and bought it from amazon. I've been blown away! The best juicer ever. So powerful! Oranges come out bone-dry, every drop of juice goes into the glass. I squeeze fresh orange juice every morning, and I am sure I am saving at least $1 a day because this machine is so much more efficient than all my previous ones. I buy fewer oranges to get the same couple of glasses of juice. At this rate, the machine will pay for itself 100% in 4-5 months. The unit is sturdy, good-looking, quiet, easy to wash. A fantastic piece of home technology!PS - here we are, two years later, and I am still using this machine every day. It is a simple and effective piece of technology. Several friends have bought identical units after seeing me use mine - and they all love it. I wish all gadgets worked as well as this one!

Answer: buy fewer oranges to get the same couple of glasses of juice

After using lesser juicers for a couple of years (you can see my reviews of them on amazon) I saw this machine at a store and bought it from amazon. I've been blown away! The best juicer ever. So powerful! Oranges come out bone-dry, every drop of juice goes into the glass. I squeeze fresh orange juice every morning, and I am sure I am saving at least $1 a day because this machine is so much more efficient than all my previous ones. <hl> I buy fewer oranges to get the same couple of glasses of juice . <hl> At this rate, the machine will pay for itself 100% in 4-5 months. The unit is sturdy, good-looking, quiet, easy to wash. A fantastic piece of home technology!PS - here we are, two years later, and I am still using this machine every day. It is a simple and effective piece of technology. Several friends have bought identical units after seeing me use mine - and they all love it. I wish all gadgets worked as well as this one!

After using lesser juicers for a couple of years (you can see my reviews of them on amazon) I saw this machine at a store and bought it from amazon. I've been blown away! The best juicer ever. So powerful! Oranges come out bone-dry, every drop of juice goes into the glass. I squeeze fresh orange juice every morning, and I am sure I am saving at least $1 a day because this machine is so much more efficient than all my previous ones. I <hl> buy fewer oranges to get the same couple of glasses of juice <hl>. At this rate, the machine will pay for itself 100% in 4-5 months. The unit is sturdy, good-looking, quiet, easy to wash. A fantastic piece of home technology!PS - here we are, two years later, and I am still using this machine every day. It is a simple and effective piece of technology. Several friends have bought identical units after seeing me use mine - and they all love it. I wish all gadgets worked as well as this one!

I <hl> buy fewer oranges to get the same couple of glasses of juice <hl> .


Question: How long does the fan take to put together?

This is exactly what I needed! We have a smaller desk fan in our bedroom that is quite loud and I wanted another fan in the room for my side of the bed. I was afraid based on other reviews that this would be really loud and create a cacophony of white noise...but this fan is actually surprisingly quiet, MUCH quieter than the smaller fan we have. It was really easy to put together, took maybe 10 minutes or so.The base and fan parts are plastic, and the pole is metal. I was afraid it would look cheap because of the plastic but it actually looks very nice. It does a great job of circulating the air, is very quiet, and you can't beat the price! Would definitely recommend.

Answer: 10 minutes

This is exactly what I needed! We have a smaller desk fan in our bedroom that is quite loud and I wanted another fan in the room for my side of the bed. I was afraid based on other reviews that this would be really loud and create a cacophony of white noise...but this fan is actually surprisingly quiet, MUCH quieter than the smaller fan we have. <hl> It was really easy to put together, took maybe 10 minutes or so. <hl> The base and fan parts are plastic, and the pole is metal. I was afraid it would look cheap because of the plastic but it actually looks very nice. It does a great job of circulating the air, is very quiet, and you can't beat the price! Would definitely recommend.

This is exactly what I needed! We have a smaller desk fan in our bedroom that is quite loud and I wanted another fan in the room for my side of the bed. I was afraid based on other reviews that this would be really loud and create a cacophony of white noise...but this fan is actually surprisingly quiet, MUCH quieter than the smaller fan we have. It was really easy to put together, took maybe <hl> 10 minutes <hl> or so.The base and fan parts are plastic, and the pole is metal. I was afraid it would look cheap because of the plastic but it actually looks very nice. It does a great job of circulating the air, is very quiet, and you can't beat the price! Would definitely recommend.


Question: Which material was the handle of the knife made out of?

When I first saw this knife, I was surprised, since I didn't realize Victorinox made kitchen knifes. After trying out this chef's knife, I was impressed.The first thing I noticed when using this knife is how solid it felt in my hand. The knife has a hard plastic handle, which molds naturally to the shape of my hand.The 8-inch steel blade itself is very sharp, as you would expect. The knife cuts equally well on both sensitive surfaces, like a tomato, and hard surfaces, like a cantaloupe.The knife washes easily, and goes in the dishwasher without a problem.I've been very happy with this product.

Answer: plastic

When I first saw this knife, I was surprised, since I didn't realize Victorinox made kitchen knifes. After trying out this chef's knife, I was impressed. The first thing I noticed when using this knife is how solid it felt in my hand. <hl> The knife has a hard plastic handle, which molds naturally to the shape of my hand. <hl> The 8-inch steel blade itself is very sharp, as you would expect. The knife cuts equally well on both sensitive surfaces, like a tomato, and hard surfaces, like a cantaloupe. The knife washes easily, and goes in the dishwasher without a problem. I've been very happy with this product.

When I first saw this knife, I was surprised, since I didn't realize Victorinox made kitchen knifes. After trying out this chef's knife, I was impressed.The first thing I noticed when using this knife is how solid it felt in my hand. The knife has a hard <hl> plastic <hl> handle, which molds naturally to the shape of my hand.The 8-inch steel blade itself is very sharp, as you would expect. The knife cuts equally well on both sensitive surfaces, like a tomato, and hard surfaces, like a cantaloupe.The knife washes easily, and goes in the dishwasher without a problem.I've been very happy with this product.


Question: Is the description of the product exactly accurate?

I bought mine from Japan Super Mall, and it's made in Japan. I e-mailed them prior to ordering to make sure. It works great, makes washing rice faster since you have a constant flow of clean water running over it. Without something like this, you have to fill the bowl with water, swish it around, dump it, refill, swish, repeat, repeat, repeat...while being careful not to dump out rice while you're draining the water. This thing makes the process much quicker and more convenient.The description says it has drainers in the bottom AND sides, but really, it's only on the bottom. There are none on the sides except right where the spout is. It's not a problem at all because it works perfectly how it is, but the description isn't 100% accurate.

Answer: The description says it has drainers in the bottom AND sides, but really, it's only on the bottom.

I bought mine from Japan Super Mall, and it's made in Japan. I e-mailed them prior to ordering to make sure. It works great, makes washing rice faster since you have a constant flow of clean water running over it. Without something like this, you have to fill the bowl with water, swish it around, dump it, refill, swish, repeat, repeat, repeat...while being careful not to dump out rice while you're draining the water. This thing makes the process much quicker and more convenient. <hl> The description says it has drainers in the bottom AND sides, but really, it's only on the bottom. There are none on the sides except right where the spout is. <hl> It's not a problem at all because it works perfectly how it is, but the description isn't 100% accurate.

I bought mine from Japan Super Mall, and it's made in Japan. I e-mailed them prior to ordering to make sure. It works great, makes washing rice faster since you have a constant flow of clean water running over it. Without something like this, you have to fill the bowl with water, swish it around, dump it, refill, swish, repeat, repeat, repeat...while being careful not to dump out rice while you're draining the water. This thing makes the process much quicker and more convenient.<hl> The description says it has drainers in the bottom AND sides, but really, it's only on the bottom. <hl> There are none on the sides except right where the spout is. It's not a problem at all because it works perfectly how it is, but the description isn't 100% accurate.


Question: What kind of surface does the reviewer not recommend this be used on?

Works well.Quieter than our Dyson and our Bissell.Has very good suction.Wish it came with a tube extension (it only comes with one that's about 2 feet long) so reaching higher spots it a challenge.The cord rewind doesn't all work like it should. Sometimes it stops before it rewinds all the way. I also don't really care of just letting the cord rewind with some "guidance" because towards the end the plug starts whipping around and I'm concerned it will whack and damage something.I cannot recommend using this on wood floors. The SuctionSeal part actually slides along the floor and if you catch something (like sand, or a small rock) the part will push the bit around and scratch the floor so you really need to set the depth just a bit higher than "bare floor."All in all, good and works well.

Answer: wood floors

Works well. Quieter than our Dyson and our Bissell. Has very good suction. Wish it came with a tube extension (it only comes with one that's about 2 feet long) so reaching higher spots it a challenge. The cord rewind doesn't all work like it should. Sometimes it stops before it rewinds all the way. I also don't really care of just letting the cord rewind with some "guidance" because towards the end the plug starts whipping around and I'm concerned it will whack and damage something. <hl> I cannot recommend using this on wood floors . <hl> The SuctionSeal part actually slides along the floor and if you catch something (like sand, or a small rock) the part will push the bit around and scratch the floor so you really need to set the depth just a bit higher than "bare floor."All in all, good and works well.

Works well.Quieter than our Dyson and our Bissell.Has very good suction.Wish it came with a tube extension (it only comes with one that's about 2 feet long) so reaching higher spots it a challenge.The cord rewind doesn't all work like it should. Sometimes it stops before it rewinds all the way. I also don't really care of just letting the cord rewind with some "guidance" because towards the end the plug starts whipping around and I'm concerned it will whack and damage something.I cannot recommend using this on <hl> wood floors <hl>. The SuctionSeal part actually slides along the floor and if you catch something (like sand, or a small rock) the part will push the bit around and scratch the floor so you really need to set the depth just a bit higher than "bare floor."All in all, good and works well.

I cannot recommend using this on <hl> wood floors <hl> .


Question: Using this fan does what to your bill?

We live in Florida and on a hot summer day our apartment AC stopped working. Thats when we realised we need a back up desk fan inorder to stay alive. A thorough search made us buy this.Its not heavy but very powerful. Even when its too hot, I use it at the 2 speed. I like its features of moving side to side and up and down. Although I dont use much of the up & down feature, it is still nice to have.Buy this if u need cool breeze.. I prefer this over my AC now...Definitely cuts down your electicity bill.

Answer: cuts down

We live in Florida and on a hot summer day our apartment AC stopped working. Thats when we realised we need a back up desk fan inorder to stay alive. A thorough search made us buy this. Its not heavy but very powerful. Even when its too hot, I use it at the 2 speed. I like its features of moving side to side and up and down. Although I dont use much of the up & down feature, it is still nice to have. Buy this if u need cool breeze.. <hl> I prefer this over my AC now...Definitely cuts down your electicity bill. <hl>

We live in Florida and on a hot summer day our apartment AC stopped working. Thats when we realised we need a back up desk fan inorder to stay alive. A thorough search made us buy this.Its not heavy but very powerful. Even when its too hot, I use it at the 2 speed. I like its features of moving side to side and up and down. Although I dont use much of the up & down feature, it is still nice to have.Buy this if u need cool breeze.. I prefer this over my AC now...Definitely <hl> cuts down <hl> your electicity bill.


Question: What does the pan excel with as stated by the reviewer?

Most of us have a favorite cooking utensil, knife, pot or pan. Some we even leave out just to have when you need it in short notice. My everyday, calphalon one nonstick is just that pan. It has an almost permanent resting place on one eye of the stove but for one simple reason: it is the best to have for the most part. Mine is several years old now and without equivocation it is as clean today as it was when first bought. That is of small relavancy when you compare its ability to cook the food you prepare. That is the most relavant issue and this pan excels with vigor.

Answer: with vigor

Most of us have a favorite cooking utensil, knife, pot or pan. Some we even leave out just to have when you need it in short notice. My everyday, calphalon one nonstick is just that pan. It has an almost permanent resting place on one eye of the stove but for one simple reason: it is the best to have for the most part. Mine is several years old now and without equivocation it is as clean today as it was when first bought. That is of small relavancy when you compare its ability to cook the food you prepare. <hl> That is the most relavant issue and this pan excels with vigor . <hl>

Most of us have a favorite cooking utensil, knife, pot or pan. Some we even leave out just to have when you need it in short notice. My everyday, calphalon one nonstick is just that pan. It has an almost permanent resting place on one eye of the stove but for one simple reason: it is the best to have for the most part. Mine is several years old now and without equivocation it is as clean today as it was when first bought. That is of small relavancy when you compare its ability to cook the food you prepare. That is the most relavant issue and this pan excels <hl> with vigor <hl>.

That is the most relavant issue and this pan excels <hl> with vigor <hl> .


Question: How long did the author let the mattress expand once it arrived?

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: day and a half

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. <hl> The mattress arrived on time, unpacked it and let it expand for a day and a half , and then slept on it that night. <hl> 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.

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 <hl> day and a half <hl>, 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.

The mattress arrived on time, unpacked it and let it expand for a <hl> day and a half <hl> , and then slept on it that night.


Question: how was the problem of sliding solved?

This warmer keeps my coffee warm, but not as warm as I would like. The unit slides away from you as you push at the on-off switch. This annoyance was overcome with some automobile trim mounting tape. 3M Company 1/2X5 Molding Tape 03609Na Automotive Tape A small square of this double-sided foam tape under each foot will hold it in one place on your desk or table. I bought the Mr. Coffee warmer to replace a homemade warmer that was better at keeping the coffee hot, but finally succumbed to old age. That warmer was made by cutting off the top half of an old 4-cup brewer and using the bottom half (warming plate and switch) as a mug warmer.

Answer: double-sided foam tape under each foot

This warmer keeps my coffee warm, but not as warm as I would like. The unit slides away from you as you push at the on-off switch. This annoyance was overcome with some automobile trim mounting tape. 3M Company 1/2X5 Molding Tape 03609Na Automotive Tape <hl> A small square of this double-sided foam tape under each foot will hold it in one place on your desk or table. <hl> I bought the Mr. Coffee warmer to replace a homemade warmer that was better at keeping the coffee hot, but finally succumbed to old age. That warmer was made by cutting off the top half of an old 4-cup brewer and using the bottom half (warming plate and switch) as a mug warmer.

This warmer keeps my coffee warm, but not as warm as I would like. The unit slides away from you as you push at the on-off switch. This annoyance was overcome with some automobile trim mounting tape. 3M Company 1/2X5 Molding Tape 03609Na Automotive Tape A small square of this <hl> double-sided foam tape under each foot <hl> will hold it in one place on your desk or table. I bought the Mr. Coffee warmer to replace a homemade warmer that was better at keeping the coffee hot, but finally succumbed to old age. That warmer was made by cutting off the top half of an old 4-cup brewer and using the bottom half (warming plate and switch) as a mug warmer.


Question: Where did the writer find the product?

I have an electric Cuisinart grinder that I like but I've always wanted a manual grinder and could never find one that I liked enough to purchase. I came across this Hario Coffee Mill here on Amazon and it was exactly what I had been looking for. I'm delighted with this coffee grinder and will be ordering a few more for gifts. It grinds smooth and quiet (unlike an electric grinder in early morning hours). It's well made and grinds much like coffee flakes ~ how good coffee was ground years ago before auto-drip crushed grounds became the standard. It's also very pretty and a charming accent to the kitchen.

Answer: Amazon

I have an electric Cuisinart grinder that I like but I've always wanted a manual grinder and could never find one that I liked enough to purchase. <hl> I came across this Hario Coffee Mill here on Amazon and it was exactly what I had been looking for. <hl> I'm delighted with this coffee grinder and will be ordering a few more for gifts. It grinds smooth and quiet (unlike an electric grinder in early morning hours). It's well made and grinds much like coffee flakes ~ how good coffee was ground years ago before auto-drip crushed grounds became the standard. It's also very pretty and a charming accent to the kitchen.

I have an electric Cuisinart grinder that I like but I've always wanted a manual grinder and could never find one that I liked enough to purchase. I came across this Hario Coffee Mill here on <hl> Amazon <hl> and it was exactly what I had been looking for. I'm delighted with this coffee grinder and will be ordering a few more for gifts. It grinds smooth and quiet (unlike an electric grinder in early morning hours). It's well made and grinds much like coffee flakes ~ how good coffee was ground years ago before auto-drip crushed grounds became the standard. It's also very pretty and a charming accent to the kitchen.


Question: What did the poster cut?

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies.As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost.The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. Just be careful.If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.

Answer: finger

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies. As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost. <hl> The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. <hl> Just be careful. If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies.As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost.The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my <hl> finger <hl> with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. Just be careful.If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.


Question: What does the author's business produce?

So this suit bag is nice, a good size, and seems like it will hold up well, but it has one drawback. They holes for the rack bar to go through are small. We have a wooden dowel for the clothing rack & I had to force the bag to fit on this bar. I got it on there (after quite a fight), but the bag cannot slide or move. I use it for traveling with our garments we make for our business, so it stays in one place, but it would of been better if the holes would of accommodated the clothing bar. I think that the metal bars that many closets use would work fine, but if you have a wooden dowel, it may have the same issue I have had.

Answer: garments

So this suit bag is nice, a good size, and seems like it will hold up well, but it has one drawback. They holes for the rack bar to go through are small. We have a wooden dowel for the clothing rack & I had to force the bag to fit on this bar. I got it on there (after quite a fight), but the bag cannot slide or move. <hl> I use it for traveling with our garments we make for our business, so it stays in one place, but it would of been better if the holes would of accommodated the clothing bar. <hl> I think that the metal bars that many closets use would work fine, but if you have a wooden dowel, it may have the same issue I have had.

So this suit bag is nice, a good size, and seems like it will hold up well, but it has one drawback. They holes for the rack bar to go through are small. We have a wooden dowel for the clothing rack & I had to force the bag to fit on this bar. I got it on there (after quite a fight), but the bag cannot slide or move. I use it for traveling with our <hl> garments <hl> we make for our business, so it stays in one place, but it would of been better if the holes would of accommodated the clothing bar. I think that the metal bars that many closets use would work fine, but if you have a wooden dowel, it may have the same issue I have had.


Question: What does the user not like about the pillow case?

This pillow case is very soft and cool to touch, at least for several hours at a time...was looking for the coolest pillow case I could find, and this tops all of them thus far....fits my standard size pillow, but will "turn" on pillow sometimes as I toss and turn, which happens to most cases I use....could do without the frilly floral design, but that might appeal to some....I'd like to see this pillow in solid color and King size as well.

Answer: the frilly floral design

<hl> This pillow case is very soft and cool to touch, at least for several hours at a time...was looking for the coolest pillow case I could find, and this tops all of them thus far....fits my standard size pillow, but will "turn" on pillow sometimes as I toss and turn, which happens to most cases I use....could do without the frilly floral design , but that might appeal to some....I'd like to see this pillow in solid color and King size as well. <hl>

This pillow case is very soft and cool to touch, at least for several hours at a time...was looking for the coolest pillow case I could find, and this tops all of them thus far....fits my standard size pillow, but will "turn" on pillow sometimes as I toss and turn, which happens to most cases I use....could do without <hl> the frilly floral design <hl>, but that might appeal to some....I'd like to see this pillow in solid color and King size as well.

This pillow case is very soft and cool to touch, at least for several hours at a time...was looking for the coolest pillow case I could find, and this tops all of them thus far....fits my standard size pillow, but will "turn" on pillow sometimes as I toss and turn, which happens to most cases I use....could do without <hl> the frilly floral design <hl> , but that might appeal to some....I'd like to see this pillow in solid color and King size as well.


Question: How long did they use Cuisinart for?

After using a Cuisinart for a year, it lost it's umph, I switched to the KitchenAid and have not regretted one moment. Not a day has gone by (O.K. maybe just a couple) without me using it multiple times. I went all-out and bought everything that went with it. I could not be happier. It cleans up great, chops evenly, grates quickly, and makes life in the kitchen heavenly. In fact, I wouldn't doubt if God uses one of these. I love it so much I have purchased 2 more as gifts. A friend of mine who does not cook is nuts over this thing. His wife has thanked me repeatedly for getting her husband into the kitchen. I guess he really likes slicing potatoes and grating cheese. My wife even sent one small but necessary piece of this down the disposal. It's a little banged up but it still works great. Seriously, order it today and you won't regret it.

Answer: a year

<hl> After using a Cuisinart for a year , it lost it's umph, I switched to the KitchenAid and have not regretted one moment. <hl> Not a day has gone by ( O.K. maybe just a couple) without me using it multiple times. I went all-out and bought everything that went with it. I could not be happier. It cleans up great, chops evenly, grates quickly, and makes life in the kitchen heavenly. In fact, I wouldn't doubt if God uses one of these. I love it so much I have purchased 2 more as gifts. A friend of mine who does not cook is nuts over this thing. His wife has thanked me repeatedly for getting her husband into the kitchen. I guess he really likes slicing potatoes and grating cheese. My wife even sent one small but necessary piece of this down the disposal. It's a little banged up but it still works great. Seriously, order it today and you won't regret it.

After using a Cuisinart for <hl> a year <hl>, it lost it's umph, I switched to the KitchenAid and have not regretted one moment. Not a day has gone by (O.K. maybe just a couple) without me using it multiple times. I went all-out and bought everything that went with it. I could not be happier. It cleans up great, chops evenly, grates quickly, and makes life in the kitchen heavenly. In fact, I wouldn't doubt if God uses one of these. I love it so much I have purchased 2 more as gifts. A friend of mine who does not cook is nuts over this thing. His wife has thanked me repeatedly for getting her husband into the kitchen. I guess he really likes slicing potatoes and grating cheese. My wife even sent one small but necessary piece of this down the disposal. It's a little banged up but it still works great. Seriously, order it today and you won't regret it.

After using a Cuisinart for <hl> a year <hl> , it lost it's umph, I switched to the KitchenAid and have not regretted one moment.


Question: What is he used to cooking over?

I bought this rice cooker not really knowing what to expect. I've been cooking rice on the stovetop for over 40 years but since we moved to a different state I can't seem to get it just right so I figured I'd try "the modern way". No matter what I do (add less rice, or more water) I still have burned rice when the cook cycle ends. I immediately unplug the machine and remove the inner cooking bowl and don't use the "warmer" but the rice is till burned at the bottom. Since it's only burned at the very bottom I toss it out and can eat the rest, but this is a waste of rice. Seems there must be a better cooker out there.

Answer: stovetop

I bought this rice cooker not really knowing what to expect. <hl> I've been cooking rice on the stovetop for over 40 years but since we moved to a different state I can't seem to get it just right <hl> so I figured I'd try "the modern way". No matter what I do (add less rice, or more water) I still have burned rice when the cook cycle ends. I immediately unplug the machine and remove the inner cooking bowl and don't use the "warmer" but the rice is till burned at the bottom. Since it's only burned at the very bottom I toss it out and can eat the rest, but this is a waste of rice. Seems there must be a better cooker out there.

I bought this rice cooker not really knowing what to expect. I've been cooking rice on the <hl> stovetop <hl> for over 40 years but since we moved to a different state I can't seem to get it just right so I figured I'd try "the modern way". No matter what I do (add less rice, or more water) I still have burned rice when the cook cycle ends. I immediately unplug the machine and remove the inner cooking bowl and don't use the "warmer" but the rice is till burned at the bottom. Since it's only burned at the very bottom I toss it out and can eat the rest, but this is a waste of rice. Seems there must be a better cooker out there.


Question: What did this person buy?

This is a reasonably priced toaster that does a fine job on toast, bagels, and English muffins. It's not as aesthetically pleasing as myCuisinart CPT-160, but does a better job of toasting than Cuisinart's more expensive model. The "chrome" sides are a bit much for me--not as clean as brushed steel--but that's a preference and nothing more.Functionally, the toaster does a very good job. Even toasting regardless of thickness or moisture content of what I loaded inside. The spring that raises and lowers the toast is smooth and doesn't stick going up or down.If you want a good toaster at an inexpensive price, you could do much worse than this one.

Answer: toaster

<hl> This is a reasonably priced toaster that does a fine job on toast, bagels, and English muffins. <hl> It's not as aesthetically pleasing as myCuisinart CPT-160, but does a better job of toasting than Cuisinart's more expensive model. The "chrome" sides are a bit much for me--not as clean as brushed steel--but that's a preference and nothing more. Functionally, the toaster does a very good job. Even toasting regardless of thickness or moisture content of what I loaded inside. The spring that raises and lowers the toast is smooth and doesn't stick going up or down. If you want a good toaster at an inexpensive price, you could do much worse than this one.

This is a reasonably priced <hl> toaster <hl> that does a fine job on toast, bagels, and English muffins. It's not as aesthetically pleasing as myCuisinart CPT-160, but does a better job of toasting than Cuisinart's more expensive model. The "chrome" sides are a bit much for me--not as clean as brushed steel--but that's a preference and nothing more.Functionally, the toaster does a very good job. Even toasting regardless of thickness or moisture content of what I loaded inside. The spring that raises and lowers the toast is smooth and doesn't stick going up or down.If you want a good toaster at an inexpensive price, you could do much worse than this one.


Question: What did they buy one?

Just a few words of warning:This is the same exact unit that keeps popping up over and over again with a new brand name slapped on it (aka Mammoth Air or New Comfort) that still has no warranty information whatsoever AND DOESN'T WORK as an air purifier...all it really does is move some air around...It's really nothing more than a fan, in my opinion.I bought ours off Amazon in 2009 under the name "New Comfort: NEW AIR PURIFIER HEPA IONIC UV FRESH CLEANS 3000 ft. 6 Stage w. remote"...it looks exactly like this unit shown here...the boxy speaker-like unit is the same, the button controls are the same, the readout...SAME.More dust collects on the front grids than collect in the back, which is where the air enters, from the back. I've made sure over and over again that all the "filters" are installed in the order as described in the minimal pamplet but still, barely any dust or particulates accumulate in the back. The filters look mostly clean. There is no "clean" air smell, as I've noticed with other air purifiers, like Alpine Fresh Air - I've been at a small office location that uses that unit and I can smell the difference in the air, especially after they started using it. If you stand near it, you can "smell" the clean air. I simply cannot afford that unit.

Answer: 2009

Just a few words of warning:This is the same exact unit that keeps popping up over and over again with a new brand name slapped on it (aka Mammoth Air or New Comfort) that still has no warranty information whatsoever AND DOESN'T WORK as an air purifier...all it really does is move some air around... It's really nothing more than a fan, in my opinion. <hl> I bought ours off Amazon in 2009 under the name "New Comfort: NEW AIR PURIFIER HEPA IONIC UV FRESH CLEANS 3000 ft. 6 Stage w. remote"...it looks exactly like this unit shown here...the boxy speaker-like unit is the same, the button controls are the same, the readout...SAME.More dust collects on the front grids than collect in the back, which is where the air enters, from the back. <hl> I've made sure over and over again that all the "filters" are installed in the order as described in the minimal pamplet but still, barely any dust or particulates accumulate in the back. The filters look mostly clean. There is no "clean" air smell, as I've noticed with other air purifiers, like Alpine Fresh Air - I've been at a small office location that uses that unit and I can smell the difference in the air, especially after they started using it. If you stand near it, you can "smell" the clean air. I simply cannot afford that unit.

Just a few words of warning:This is the same exact unit that keeps popping up over and over again with a new brand name slapped on it (aka Mammoth Air or New Comfort) that still has no warranty information whatsoever AND DOESN'T WORK as an air purifier...all it really does is move some air around...It's really nothing more than a fan, in my opinion.I bought ours off Amazon in <hl> 2009 <hl> under the name "New Comfort: NEW AIR PURIFIER HEPA IONIC UV FRESH CLEANS 3000 ft. 6 Stage w. remote"...it looks exactly like this unit shown here...the boxy speaker-like unit is the same, the button controls are the same, the readout...SAME.More dust collects on the front grids than collect in the back, which is where the air enters, from the back. I've made sure over and over again that all the "filters" are installed in the order as described in the minimal pamplet but still, barely any dust or particulates accumulate in the back. The filters look mostly clean. There is no "clean" air smell, as I've noticed with other air purifiers, like Alpine Fresh Air - I've been at a small office location that uses that unit and I can smell the difference in the air, especially after they started using it. If you stand near it, you can "smell" the clean air. I simply cannot afford that unit.


Question: What is the interior of the kettle made of?

This kettle seems great! I've only had it for a couple days, but I'm sure I've used it at least 10 times since then (I drink a lot of tea, and need hot water for other reasons).It heats water fast, shuts off timely after boil, stays hot. The cord wraps around the base so you can keep it short, thus not getting in the way. No leaks so far. Best part about this kettle is that water only comes in contact with the stainless. The interior of the kettle is completely stainless except the lid. After checking with the manufacturer they use a 304SS which is from the highest quality stainless avail. This should help with rust buildup in hard water areas. Although a 202SS is suffised, if you live in an area with hard water its worth paying a bit more... Overall, this is a great product at a great price.

Answer: stainless

This kettle seems great! I've only had it for a couple days, but I'm sure I've used it at least 10 times since then (I drink a lot of tea, and need hot water for other reasons).It heats water fast, shuts off timely after boil, stays hot. The cord wraps around the base so you can keep it short, thus not getting in the way. No leaks so far. <hl> Best part about this kettle is that water only comes in contact with the stainless . <hl> The interior of the kettle is completely stainless except the lid. After checking with the manufacturer they use a 304SS which is from the highest quality stainless avail. This should help with rust buildup in hard water areas. Although a 202SS is suffised, if you live in an area with hard water its worth paying a bit more... Overall, this is a great product at a great price.

This kettle seems great! I've only had it for a couple days, but I'm sure I've used it at least 10 times since then (I drink a lot of tea, and need hot water for other reasons).It heats water fast, shuts off timely after boil, stays hot. The cord wraps around the base so you can keep it short, thus not getting in the way. No leaks so far. Best part about this kettle is that water only comes in contact with the <hl> stainless <hl>. The interior of the kettle is completely stainless except the lid. After checking with the manufacturer they use a 304SS which is from the highest quality stainless avail. This should help with rust buildup in hard water areas. Although a 202SS is suffised, if you live in an area with hard water its worth paying a bit more... Overall, this is a great product at a great price.

Best part about this kettle is that water only comes in contact with the <hl> stainless <hl> .


Question: what happens to metal lids from vinegar?

These are not wonderful, just okay. On some jars, they don't even screw down tight--go beyond where they should stop, and then are just loose again. I've decided to keep glass mayo jar lids as an alternative. These lids are fine for refrigerator storage or dry storage, if you aren't needing things to not leak. I make my own fresh pickles and pickled ginger, so wanted something that would withstand the corrosion from the vinegar that eats up the metal lids and rusts them to the bottles. So far, they did not screw down tightly on the quart bottle of pickled ginger, and I almost spilled the whole thing getting it out of the refrigerator. That bottle now has a mayo lid on it.

Answer: the vinegar that eats up the metal lids and rusts them to the bottles

These are not wonderful, just okay. On some jars, they don't even screw down tight--go beyond where they should stop, and then are just loose again. I've decided to keep glass mayo jar lids as an alternative. These lids are fine for refrigerator storage or dry storage, if you aren't needing things to not leak. <hl> I make my own fresh pickles and pickled ginger, so wanted something that would withstand the corrosion from the vinegar that eats up the metal lids and rusts them to the bottles . <hl> So far, they did not screw down tightly on the quart bottle of pickled ginger, and I almost spilled the whole thing getting it out of the refrigerator. That bottle now has a mayo lid on it.

These are not wonderful, just okay. On some jars, they don't even screw down tight--go beyond where they should stop, and then are just loose again. I've decided to keep glass mayo jar lids as an alternative. These lids are fine for refrigerator storage or dry storage, if you aren't needing things to not leak. I make my own fresh pickles and pickled ginger, so wanted something that would withstand the corrosion from <hl> the vinegar that eats up the metal lids and rusts them to the bottles <hl>. So far, they did not screw down tightly on the quart bottle of pickled ginger, and I almost spilled the whole thing getting it out of the refrigerator. That bottle now has a mayo lid on it.

I make my own fresh pickles and pickled ginger, so wanted something that would withstand the corrosion from <hl> the vinegar that eats up the metal lids and rusts them to the bottles <hl> .


Question: What do department store pillows do?

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

Answer: going flat

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

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