Question: Where can the humidifier sit in a hotel?

I was skeptical at first when reading the description but decided to try it out anyways. Let me tell you, it is the smallest and lightest travel humidifier i have ever seen and used. It works like a charm when you are traveling and it sits right next to you on the nightstand in the hotel. Extremely quiet and light, and the footprint of the humidifier is almost nonexistent. However, there is only one small problem, but it can be expected because of it's size and weight. You must be careful not to bump it because it can tip over easily and spill out the water all over the place. Other than that it is perfect and works very well for it's stated purpose.

Answer: nightstand

I was skeptical at first when reading the description but decided to try it out anyways. Let me tell you, it is the smallest and lightest travel humidifier i have ever seen and used. <hl> It works like a charm when you are traveling and it sits right next to you on the nightstand in the hotel. <hl> Extremely quiet and light, and the footprint of the humidifier is almost nonexistent. However, there is only one small problem, but it can be expected because of it's size and weight. You must be careful not to bump it because it can tip over easily and spill out the water all over the place. Other than that it is perfect and works very well for it's stated purpose.

I was skeptical at first when reading the description but decided to try it out anyways. Let me tell you, it is the smallest and lightest travel humidifier i have ever seen and used. It works like a charm when you are traveling and it sits right next to you on the <hl> nightstand <hl> in the hotel. Extremely quiet and light, and the footprint of the humidifier is almost nonexistent. However, there is only one small problem, but it can be expected because of it's size and weight. You must be careful not to bump it because it can tip over easily and spill out the water all over the place. Other than that it is perfect and works very well for it's stated purpose.


Question: When should you consider using another iron?

I've had this iron for well over a year and have found it to be a fine performer. Heats fast, lots of steam, not too heavy. The removable water chamber is not just a gimmick but helps in refilling the iron. One drawback is the very small capacity of the water tank. Looking a the design of the iron, there appears to be plenty of room to have made the tank larger.This iron also has a retractable cord which is a very handy feature.All-in-all, you won't go wrong with this iron unless you do A LOT or ironing...then you'll find yourself making lots of trips to the sink for a refill.

Answer: you do A LOT or ironing

I've had this iron for well over a year and have found it to be a fine performer. Heats fast, lots of steam, not too heavy. The removable water chamber is not just a gimmick but helps in refilling the iron. One drawback is the very small capacity of the water tank. Looking a the design of the iron, there appears to be plenty of room to have made the tank larger. This iron also has a retractable cord which is a very handy feature. <hl> All-in-all, you won't go wrong with this iron unless you do A LOT or ironing ...then you'll find yourself making lots of trips to the sink for a refill. <hl>

I've had this iron for well over a year and have found it to be a fine performer. Heats fast, lots of steam, not too heavy. The removable water chamber is not just a gimmick but helps in refilling the iron. One drawback is the very small capacity of the water tank. Looking a the design of the iron, there appears to be plenty of room to have made the tank larger.This iron also has a retractable cord which is a very handy feature.All-in-all, you won't go wrong with this iron unless <hl> you do A LOT or ironing <hl>...then you'll find yourself making lots of trips to the sink for a refill.

All-in-all, you won't go wrong with this iron unless <hl> you do A LOT or ironing <hl> ...then you'll find yourself making lots of trips to the sink for a refill.


Question: What is the brand?

We had a West Bend breadmaker like this one for many years. Finally the seals on the paddle shafts in the pan wore out and they got bread in them and siezed up.We looked all over for another breadmaker that made a normal shaped loaf of bread. Not a squatty cylinder one like most of them.The bread pan has two paddles, not one like most, and is shaped more like a normal long loaf of bread.We looked at purchasing a new pan for our old machine, but found this great price on a new West Bend and bought it.The settings are easy, we use our recipe we developed over the years and we get consistently great loafs.Great bread, great shape, great buy.

Answer: West Bend

<hl> We had a West Bend breadmaker like this one for many years. <hl> Finally the seals on the paddle shafts in the pan wore out and they got bread in them and siezed up. We looked all over for another breadmaker that made a normal shaped loaf of bread. Not a squatty cylinder one like most of them. The bread pan has two paddles, not one like most, and is shaped more like a normal long loaf of bread. We looked at purchasing a new pan for our old machine, but found this great price on a new West Bend and bought it. The settings are easy, we use our recipe we developed over the years and we get consistently great loafs. Great bread, great shape, great buy.

We had a <hl> West Bend <hl> breadmaker like this one for many years. Finally the seals on the paddle shafts in the pan wore out and they got bread in them and siezed up.We looked all over for another breadmaker that made a normal shaped loaf of bread. Not a squatty cylinder one like most of them.The bread pan has two paddles, not one like most, and is shaped more like a normal long loaf of bread.We looked at purchasing a new pan for our old machine, but found this great price on a new West Bend and bought it.The settings are easy, we use our recipe we developed over the years and we get consistently great loafs.Great bread, great shape, great buy.


Question: The real ugly problem not shown in the picture is what?

The actual product is smaller than it appears to be on the website. However, it is far too big for the kitchen (as it holds about a five year supply of sea salt) and too small for a bathroom, should you wish to use it there (it holds perhaps enough salt for maybe four baths).The real problem:Not shown in the picture are large labels top and bottom, which are ugly. The labels are attached with glue, which you must spend at least an hour or more trying to remove the labels piece by piece.Even goo gone will not take away the glue covered surfaces top and bottom. What your left with is an item that will look used (like you picked it up at a garage sale).Also, the magnets top and bottom are in such a location that it is impossible to align the lid with the base.While the picture looks nice, this product, due to the unattractive labels and poor alignment, has been reduced to a throw away product.

Answer: large labels top and bottom

The actual product is smaller than it appears to be on the website. <hl> However, it is far too big for the kitchen (as it holds about a five year supply of sea salt) and too small for a bathroom, should you wish to use it there (it holds perhaps enough salt for maybe four baths).The real problem:Not shown in the picture are large labels top and bottom , which are ugly. <hl> The labels are attached with glue, which you must spend at least an hour or more trying to remove the labels piece by piece. Even goo gone will not take away the glue covered surfaces top and bottom. What your left with is an item that will look used (like you picked it up at a garage sale).Also, the magnets top and bottom are in such a location that it is impossible to align the lid with the base. While the picture looks nice, this product, due to the unattractive labels and poor alignment, has been reduced to a throw away product.

The actual product is smaller than it appears to be on the website. However, it is far too big for the kitchen (as it holds about a five year supply of sea salt) and too small for a bathroom, should you wish to use it there (it holds perhaps enough salt for maybe four baths).The real problem:Not shown in the picture are <hl> large labels top and bottom <hl>, which are ugly. The labels are attached with glue, which you must spend at least an hour or more trying to remove the labels piece by piece.Even goo gone will not take away the glue covered surfaces top and bottom. What your left with is an item that will look used (like you picked it up at a garage sale).Also, the magnets top and bottom are in such a location that it is impossible to align the lid with the base.While the picture looks nice, this product, due to the unattractive labels and poor alignment, has been reduced to a throw away product.

However, it is far too big for the kitchen (as it holds about a five year supply of sea salt) and too small for a bathroom, should you wish to use it there (it holds perhaps enough salt for maybe four baths).The real problem:Not shown in the picture are <hl> large labels top and bottom <hl> , which are ugly.


Question: What is thin-enough?

I love having a few of these around to hang over bedroom and bathroom doors for extra organizing space. This is a very nicely made item, with a clean-looking metal finish. The hanging bars are thin enough that doors can close with these attached.I use these to hang coats, diaper bags/purses, umbrellas and, in the bathroom, robes and towels. Everything has held up well so far. In short, this is very convenient and useful - I imagine it would also be perfect for dorm rooms or small apartments where storage is at a premium.

Answer: hanging bars

I love having a few of these around to hang over bedroom and bathroom doors for extra organizing space. This is a very nicely made item, with a clean-looking metal finish. <hl> The hanging bars are thin enough that doors can close with these attached. <hl> I use these to hang coats, diaper bags/purses, umbrellas and, in the bathroom, robes and towels. Everything has held up well so far. In short, this is very convenient and useful - I imagine it would also be perfect for dorm rooms or small apartments where storage is at a premium.

I love having a few of these around to hang over bedroom and bathroom doors for extra organizing space. This is a very nicely made item, with a clean-looking metal finish. The <hl> hanging bars <hl> are thin enough that doors can close with these attached.I use these to hang coats, diaper bags/purses, umbrellas and, in the bathroom, robes and towels. Everything has held up well so far. In short, this is very convenient and useful - I imagine it would also be perfect for dorm rooms or small apartments where storage is at a premium.


Question: What is the first issue?

Some issues:1. Italian, Egyptian? But not cotton. Morally questionable if not outright false advertising.2. LOTS AND LOTS of loose threads discovered while unpacking the sheets. Honestly, I would expect something this thready to be sold at a discount.3. I don't know if the color was touched up in the photos, but what I got is more key lime green than sage green.Would NOT buy again, but... they're okay.

Answer: not cotton

But not cotton .

Some issues:1. Italian, Egyptian? <hl> But not cotton . <hl> Morally questionable if not outright false advertising.2. LOTS AND LOTS of loose threads discovered while unpacking the sheets. Honestly, I would expect something this thready to be sold at a discount.3. I don't know if the color was touched up in the photos, but what I got is more key lime green than sage green. Would NOT buy again, but... they're okay.

Some issues:1. Italian, Egyptian? But <hl> not cotton <hl>. Morally questionable if not outright false advertising.2. LOTS AND LOTS of loose threads discovered while unpacking the sheets. Honestly, I would expect something this thready to be sold at a discount.3. I don't know if the color was touched up in the photos, but what I got is more key lime green than sage green.Would NOT buy again, but... they're okay.