Question: What was bested?

Answer: roomba

<hl> Bought this to compare to my roomba 560 that I have been using for 3 years. <hl> Sent the roomba on a cleaning mission then sent this bad boy out and managed to get stuff the roomba missed. The navigation works great, took about 3 minutes for the mint to sync with the north star navigation unit. Battery life is fantastic!!! It is a great addition to my automated cleaning army!!! Roomba 560-scooba-dirt dog & now the mint;) I can breathe easy in my residence..... No dust bunnies anywhere. You will be happy with your purchase!!!!

Bought this to compare to my <hl> roomba <hl> 560 that I have been using for 3 years. Sent the roomba on a cleaning mission then sent this bad boy out and managed to get stuff the roomba missed. The navigation works great, took about 3 minutes for the mint to sync with the north star navigation unit. Battery life is fantastic!!! It is a great addition to my automated cleaning army!!! Roomba 560-scooba-dirt dog & now the mint;) I can breathe easy in my residence..... No dust bunnies anywhere.You will be happy with your purchase!!!!


Question: How long did sync take?

Bought this to compare to my roomba 560 that I have been using for 3 years. Sent the roomba on a cleaning mission then sent this bad boy out and managed to get stuff the roomba missed. The navigation works great, took about 3 minutes for the mint to sync with the north star navigation unit. Battery life is fantastic!!! It is a great addition to my automated cleaning army!!! Roomba 560-scooba-dirt dog & now the mint;) I can breathe easy in my residence..... No dust bunnies anywhere.You will be happy with your purchase!!!!

Answer: 3 minutes

Bought this to compare to my roomba 560 that I have been using for 3 years. Sent the roomba on a cleaning mission then sent this bad boy out and managed to get stuff the roomba missed. <hl> The navigation works great, took about 3 minutes for the mint to sync with the north star navigation unit. <hl> Battery life is fantastic!!! It is a great addition to my automated cleaning army!!! Roomba 560-scooba-dirt dog & now the mint;) I can breathe easy in my residence..... No dust bunnies anywhere. You will be happy with your purchase!!!!

Bought this to compare to my roomba 560 that I have been using for 3 years. Sent the roomba on a cleaning mission then sent this bad boy out and managed to get stuff the roomba missed. The navigation works great, took about <hl> 3 minutes <hl> for the mint to sync with the north star navigation unit. Battery life is fantastic!!! It is a great addition to my automated cleaning army!!! Roomba 560-scooba-dirt dog & now the mint;) I can breathe easy in my residence..... No dust bunnies anywhere.You will be happy with your purchase!!!!


Question: What was synced to?

Answer: north star navigation unit

Bought this to compare to my roomba 560 that I have been using for 3 years. Sent the roomba on a cleaning mission then sent this bad boy out and managed to get stuff the roomba missed. <hl> The navigation works great, took about 3 minutes for the mint to sync with the north star navigation unit . <hl> Battery life is fantastic!!! It is a great addition to my automated cleaning army!!! Roomba 560-scooba-dirt dog & now the mint;) I can breathe easy in my residence..... No dust bunnies anywhere. You will be happy with your purchase!!!!

Bought this to compare to my roomba 560 that I have been using for 3 years. Sent the roomba on a cleaning mission then sent this bad boy out and managed to get stuff the roomba missed. The navigation works great, took about 3 minutes for the mint to sync with the <hl> north star navigation unit <hl>. Battery life is fantastic!!! It is a great addition to my automated cleaning army!!! Roomba 560-scooba-dirt dog & now the mint;) I can breathe easy in my residence..... No dust bunnies anywhere.You will be happy with your purchase!!!!

The navigation works great, took about 3 minutes for the mint to sync with the <hl> north star navigation unit <hl> .


Question: What is exceptional?

Answer: Battery life

Battery life is fantastic!!!

Bought this to compare to my roomba 560 that I have been using for 3 years. Sent the roomba on a cleaning mission then sent this bad boy out and managed to get stuff the roomba missed. The navigation works great, took about 3 minutes for the mint to sync with the north star navigation unit. <hl> Battery life is fantastic!!! <hl> It is a great addition to my automated cleaning army!!! Roomba 560-scooba-dirt dog & now the mint;) I can breathe easy in my residence..... No dust bunnies anywhere. You will be happy with your purchase!!!!

Bought this to compare to my roomba 560 that I have been using for 3 years. Sent the roomba on a cleaning mission then sent this bad boy out and managed to get stuff the roomba missed. The navigation works great, took about 3 minutes for the mint to sync with the north star navigation unit. <hl> Battery life <hl> is fantastic!!! It is a great addition to my automated cleaning army!!! Roomba 560-scooba-dirt dog & now the mint;) I can breathe easy in my residence..... No dust bunnies anywhere.You will be happy with your purchase!!!!


Question: What is being reviewed?

I bought these pans thinking that this style/size would be a universal size for all types of tins. I already own two of the Wilton Jumbo pans and assumed these would be the same. These cups are wider than wilton, resulting in a shorter, fatter muffin than if I put the same amount of batter into the Wilton pan. Also, the dark coating has had a tendency to burn the edges of my products before they are through cooking in the middle. These may say non-stick, but I always spray as I do not use liners when baking jumbo muffins for our local cafe.If you are looking for a taller muffin pan, I would recommend using Wilton's:Wilton 6-Cup Jumbo Muffin Pan

Answer: pans

<hl> I bought these pans thinking that this style/size would be a universal size for all types of tins. <hl> I already own two of the Wilton Jumbo pans and assumed these would be the same. These cups are wider than wilton, resulting in a shorter, fatter muffin than if I put the same amount of batter into the Wilton pan. Also, the dark coating has had a tendency to burn the edges of my products before they are through cooking in the middle. These may say non-stick, but I always spray as I do not use liners when baking jumbo muffins for our local cafe. If you are looking for a taller muffin pan, I would recommend using Wilton's:Wilton 6-Cup Jumbo Muffin Pan

I bought these <hl> pans <hl> thinking that this style/size would be a universal size for all types of tins. I already own two of the Wilton Jumbo pans and assumed these would be the same. These cups are wider than wilton, resulting in a shorter, fatter muffin than if I put the same amount of batter into the Wilton pan. Also, the dark coating has had a tendency to burn the edges of my products before they are through cooking in the middle. These may say non-stick, but I always spray as I do not use liners when baking jumbo muffins for our local cafe.If you are looking for a taller muffin pan, I would recommend using Wilton's:Wilton 6-Cup Jumbo Muffin Pan


Question: What did the pans need to fit?

Answer: tins

<hl> I bought these pans thinking that this style/size would be a universal size for all types of tins . <hl> I already own two of the Wilton Jumbo pans and assumed these would be the same. These cups are wider than wilton, resulting in a shorter, fatter muffin than if I put the same amount of batter into the Wilton pan. Also, the dark coating has had a tendency to burn the edges of my products before they are through cooking in the middle. These may say non-stick, but I always spray as I do not use liners when baking jumbo muffins for our local cafe. If you are looking for a taller muffin pan, I would recommend using Wilton's:Wilton 6-Cup Jumbo Muffin Pan

I bought these pans thinking that this style/size would be a universal size for all types of <hl> tins <hl>. I already own two of the Wilton Jumbo pans and assumed these would be the same. These cups are wider than wilton, resulting in a shorter, fatter muffin than if I put the same amount of batter into the Wilton pan. Also, the dark coating has had a tendency to burn the edges of my products before they are through cooking in the middle. These may say non-stick, but I always spray as I do not use liners when baking jumbo muffins for our local cafe.If you are looking for a taller muffin pan, I would recommend using Wilton's:Wilton 6-Cup Jumbo Muffin Pan

I bought these pans thinking that this style/size would be a universal size for all types of <hl> tins <hl> .


Question: What does the author have?

Answer: Wilton Jumbo pans

I bought these pans thinking that this style/size would be a universal size for all types of tins. <hl> I already own two of the Wilton Jumbo pans and assumed these would be the same. <hl> These cups are wider than wilton, resulting in a shorter, fatter muffin than if I put the same amount of batter into the Wilton pan. Also, the dark coating has had a tendency to burn the edges of my products before they are through cooking in the middle. These may say non-stick, but I always spray as I do not use liners when baking jumbo muffins for our local cafe. If you are looking for a taller muffin pan, I would recommend using Wilton's:Wilton 6-Cup Jumbo Muffin Pan

I bought these pans thinking that this style/size would be a universal size for all types of tins. I already own two of the <hl> Wilton Jumbo pans <hl> and assumed these would be the same. These cups are wider than wilton, resulting in a shorter, fatter muffin than if I put the same amount of batter into the Wilton pan. Also, the dark coating has had a tendency to burn the edges of my products before they are through cooking in the middle. These may say non-stick, but I always spray as I do not use liners when baking jumbo muffins for our local cafe.If you are looking for a taller muffin pan, I would recommend using Wilton's:Wilton 6-Cup Jumbo Muffin Pan


Question: What gets burned?

Answer: the edges

I bought these pans thinking that this style/size would be a universal size for all types of tins. I already own two of the Wilton Jumbo pans and assumed these would be the same. These cups are wider than wilton, resulting in a shorter, fatter muffin than if I put the same amount of batter into the Wilton pan. <hl> Also, the dark coating has had a tendency to burn the edges of my products before they are through cooking in the middle. <hl> These may say non-stick, but I always spray as I do not use liners when baking jumbo muffins for our local cafe. If you are looking for a taller muffin pan, I would recommend using Wilton's:Wilton 6-Cup Jumbo Muffin Pan

I bought these pans thinking that this style/size would be a universal size for all types of tins. I already own two of the Wilton Jumbo pans and assumed these would be the same. These cups are wider than wilton, resulting in a shorter, fatter muffin than if I put the same amount of batter into the Wilton pan. Also, the dark coating has had a tendency to burn <hl> the edges <hl> of my products before they are through cooking in the middle. These may say non-stick, but I always spray as I do not use liners when baking jumbo muffins for our local cafe.If you are looking for a taller muffin pan, I would recommend using Wilton's:Wilton 6-Cup Jumbo Muffin Pan


Question: What is wider?

Answer: cups

I bought these pans thinking that this style/size would be a universal size for all types of tins. I already own two of the Wilton Jumbo pans and assumed these would be the same. <hl> These cups are wider than wilton, resulting in a shorter, fatter muffin than if I put the same amount of batter into the Wilton pan. <hl> Also, the dark coating has had a tendency to burn the edges of my products before they are through cooking in the middle. These may say non-stick, but I always spray as I do not use liners when baking jumbo muffins for our local cafe. If you are looking for a taller muffin pan, I would recommend using Wilton's:Wilton 6-Cup Jumbo Muffin Pan

I bought these pans thinking that this style/size would be a universal size for all types of tins. I already own two of the Wilton Jumbo pans and assumed these would be the same. These <hl> cups <hl> are wider than wilton, resulting in a shorter, fatter muffin than if I put the same amount of batter into the Wilton pan. Also, the dark coating has had a tendency to burn the edges of my products before they are through cooking in the middle. These may say non-stick, but I always spray as I do not use liners when baking jumbo muffins for our local cafe.If you are looking for a taller muffin pan, I would recommend using Wilton's:Wilton 6-Cup Jumbo Muffin Pan


Question: How long did browning take?

My 4 tortilla shell makers came nicely packaged in a box with a free squeeze bottle(?) in it. The side of the box had the baking instructions which were 375 degrees for 8 minutes. I left mine in for 10 minutes when the top edges started to brown. The bottoms were soft still, but when I pulled the tortillas out of the maker and put them on a cooling rack, the bottoms hardened up within a minute or two. I used flour tortillas that were 8" and they worked perfectly. These are a little interesting getting in and out of the oven, but that may be my only complaint. I will get lots of use out of these for our family taco nights!

Answer: 10 minutes

My 4 tortilla shell makers came nicely packaged in a box with a free squeeze bottle(?) in it. The side of the box had the baking instructions which were 375 degrees for 8 minutes. <hl> I left mine in for 10 minutes when the top edges started to brown. <hl> The bottoms were soft still, but when I pulled the tortillas out of the maker and put them on a cooling rack, the bottoms hardened up within a minute or two. I used flour tortillas that were 8" and they worked perfectly. These are a little interesting getting in and out of the oven, but that may be my only complaint. I will get lots of use out of these for our family taco nights!

My 4 tortilla shell makers came nicely packaged in a box with a free squeeze bottle(?) in it. The side of the box had the baking instructions which were 375 degrees for 8 minutes. I left mine in for <hl> 10 minutes <hl> when the top edges started to brown. The bottoms were soft still, but when I pulled the tortillas out of the maker and put them on a cooling rack, the bottoms hardened up within a minute or two. I used flour tortillas that were 8" and they worked perfectly. These are a little interesting getting in and out of the oven, but that may be my only complaint. I will get lots of use out of these for our family taco nights!


Question: What type of food was made?

Answer: flour tortillas

My 4 tortilla shell makers came nicely packaged in a box with a free squeeze bottle(?) in it. The side of the box had the baking instructions which were 375 degrees for 8 minutes. I left mine in for 10 minutes when the top edges started to brown. The bottoms were soft still, but when I pulled the tortillas out of the maker and put them on a cooling rack, the bottoms hardened up within a minute or two. <hl> I used flour tortillas that were 8" and they worked perfectly. <hl> These are a little interesting getting in and out of the oven, but that may be my only complaint. I will get lots of use out of these for our family taco nights!

My 4 tortilla shell makers came nicely packaged in a box with a free squeeze bottle(?) in it. The side of the box had the baking instructions which were 375 degrees for 8 minutes. I left mine in for 10 minutes when the top edges started to brown. The bottoms were soft still, but when I pulled the tortillas out of the maker and put them on a cooling rack, the bottoms hardened up within a minute or two. I used <hl> flour tortillas <hl> that were 8" and they worked perfectly. These are a little interesting getting in and out of the oven, but that may be my only complaint. I will get lots of use out of these for our family taco nights!


Question: What was unexpected?

Answer: squeeze bottle

<hl> My 4 tortilla shell makers came nicely packaged in a box with a free squeeze bottle (?) in it. <hl> The side of the box had the baking instructions which were 375 degrees for 8 minutes. I left mine in for 10 minutes when the top edges started to brown. The bottoms were soft still, but when I pulled the tortillas out of the maker and put them on a cooling rack, the bottoms hardened up within a minute or two. I used flour tortillas that were 8" and they worked perfectly. These are a little interesting getting in and out of the oven, but that may be my only complaint. I will get lots of use out of these for our family taco nights!

My 4 tortilla shell makers came nicely packaged in a box with a free <hl> squeeze bottle <hl>(?) in it. The side of the box had the baking instructions which were 375 degrees for 8 minutes. I left mine in for 10 minutes when the top edges started to brown. The bottoms were soft still, but when I pulled the tortillas out of the maker and put them on a cooling rack, the bottoms hardened up within a minute or two. I used flour tortillas that were 8" and they worked perfectly. These are a little interesting getting in and out of the oven, but that may be my only complaint. I will get lots of use out of these for our family taco nights!

My 4 tortilla shell makers came nicely packaged in a box with a free <hl> squeeze bottle <hl> (?) in it.


Question: Where did the tortillas rest?

Answer: cooling rack

My 4 tortilla shell makers came nicely packaged in a box with a free squeeze bottle(?) in it. The side of the box had the baking instructions which were 375 degrees for 8 minutes. I left mine in for 10 minutes when the top edges started to brown. The bottoms were soft still, but when I pulled the tortillas out of the maker and put them on <hl> a cooling rack , the bottoms hardened up within a minute or two. <hl> I used flour tortillas that were 8" and they worked perfectly. These are a little interesting getting in and out of the oven, but that may be my only complaint. I will get lots of use out of these for our family taco nights!

My 4 tortilla shell makers came nicely packaged in a box with a free squeeze bottle(?) in it. The side of the box had the baking instructions which were 375 degrees for 8 minutes. I left mine in for 10 minutes when the top edges started to brown. The bottoms were soft still, but when I pulled the tortillas out of the maker and put them on a <hl> cooling rack <hl>, the bottoms hardened up within a minute or two. I used flour tortillas that were 8" and they worked perfectly. These are a little interesting getting in and out of the oven, but that may be my only complaint. I will get lots of use out of these for our family taco nights!

a <hl> cooling rack <hl> , the bottoms hardened up within a minute or two.


Question: What is being reviewed?

I received the table very quickly and in perfect condition. I just gave it a quick wipe down, conditioned the top and began staining the top and painting the bottom, it's looking great and the wood is a nice quality. Though if you plan to stain, not paint you'll need to give the top a little sanding with 220 grit before applying poly coat.I was so glad to find this table in 36" and with drop leaf, it's a pretty great price too in my opinion. (Though, I wish it were made in America...) it's going to be great for my breakfast nook in the kitchen.

Answer: table

<hl> I received the table very quickly and in perfect condition. <hl> I just gave it a quick wipe down, conditioned the top and began staining the top and painting the bottom, it's looking great and the wood is a nice quality. Though if you plan to stain, not paint you'll need to give the top a little sanding with 220 grit before applying poly coat. I was so glad to find this table in 36" and with drop leaf, it's a pretty great price too in my opinion. (Though, I wish it were made in America...) it's going to be great for my breakfast nook in the kitchen.

I received the <hl> table <hl> very quickly and in perfect condition. I just gave it a quick wipe down, conditioned the top and began staining the top and painting the bottom, it's looking great and the wood is a nice quality. Though if you plan to stain, not paint you'll need to give the top a little sanding with 220 grit before applying poly coat.I was so glad to find this table in 36" and with drop leaf, it's a pretty great price too in my opinion. (Though, I wish it were made in America...) it's going to be great for my breakfast nook in the kitchen.


Question: What condition was the product in?

Answer: perfect

<hl> I received the table very quickly and in perfect condition. <hl> I just gave it a quick wipe down, conditioned the top and began staining the top and painting the bottom, it's looking great and the wood is a nice quality. Though if you plan to stain, not paint you'll need to give the top a little sanding with 220 grit before applying poly coat. I was so glad to find this table in 36" and with drop leaf, it's a pretty great price too in my opinion. (Though, I wish it were made in America...) it's going to be great for my breakfast nook in the kitchen.

I received the table very quickly and in <hl> perfect <hl> condition. I just gave it a quick wipe down, conditioned the top and began staining the top and painting the bottom, it's looking great and the wood is a nice quality. Though if you plan to stain, not paint you'll need to give the top a little sanding with 220 grit before applying poly coat.I was so glad to find this table in 36" and with drop leaf, it's a pretty great price too in my opinion. (Though, I wish it were made in America...) it's going to be great for my breakfast nook in the kitchen.


Question: What should be done before staining?

Answer: a little sanding

I received the table very quickly and in perfect condition. I just gave it a quick wipe down, conditioned the top and began staining the top and painting the bottom, it's looking great and the wood is a nice quality. <hl> Though if you plan to stain, not paint you'll need to give the top a little sanding with 220 grit before applying poly coat. <hl> I was so glad to find this table in 36" and with drop leaf, it's a pretty great price too in my opinion. (Though, I wish it were made in America...) it's going to be great for my breakfast nook in the kitchen.

I received the table very quickly and in perfect condition. I just gave it a quick wipe down, conditioned the top and began staining the top and painting the bottom, it's looking great and the wood is a nice quality. Though if you plan to stain, not paint you'll need to give the top <hl> a little sanding <hl> with 220 grit before applying poly coat.I was so glad to find this table in 36" and with drop leaf, it's a pretty great price too in my opinion. (Though, I wish it were made in America...) it's going to be great for my breakfast nook in the kitchen.


Question: What grit is recommended?

Answer: 220 grit

I received the table very quickly and in perfect condition. I just gave it a quick wipe down, conditioned the top and began staining the top and painting the bottom, it's looking great and the wood is a nice quality. <hl> Though if you plan to stain, not paint you'll need to give the top a little sanding with 220 grit before applying poly coat. <hl> I was so glad to find this table in 36" and with drop leaf, it's a pretty great price too in my opinion. (Though, I wish it were made in America...) it's going to be great for my breakfast nook in the kitchen.

I received the table very quickly and in perfect condition. I just gave it a quick wipe down, conditioned the top and began staining the top and painting the bottom, it's looking great and the wood is a nice quality. Though if you plan to stain, not paint you'll need to give the top a little sanding with <hl> 220 grit <hl> before applying poly coat.I was so glad to find this table in 36" and with drop leaf, it's a pretty great price too in my opinion. (Though, I wish it were made in America...) it's going to be great for my breakfast nook in the kitchen.


Question: Where is the product being placed?

Answer: kitchen

I received the table very quickly and in perfect condition. I just gave it a quick wipe down, conditioned the top and began staining the top and painting the bottom, it's looking great and the wood is a nice quality. Though if you plan to stain, not paint you'll need to give the top a little sanding with 220 grit before applying poly coat. I was so glad to find this table in 36" and with drop leaf, it's a pretty great price too in my opinion. (Though, I wish it were made in America...) <hl> it's going to be great for my breakfast nook in the kitchen . <hl>

I received the table very quickly and in perfect condition. I just gave it a quick wipe down, conditioned the top and began staining the top and painting the bottom, it's looking great and the wood is a nice quality. Though if you plan to stain, not paint you'll need to give the top a little sanding with 220 grit before applying poly coat.I was so glad to find this table in 36" and with drop leaf, it's a pretty great price too in my opinion. (Though, I wish it were made in America...) it's going to be great for my breakfast nook in the <hl> kitchen <hl>.

it's going to be great for my breakfast nook in the <hl> kitchen <hl> .


Question: What is being reviewed?

Have you tried using a ricer for mashed potatoes? If not, you're missing out!Here's how you do it;Place the potatoes (I use Yukon Gold) in well salted water with their jackets still on. Bring to a boil and cook until a knife is easliy inserted into each potato. (They have to be soft of they won't go through the ricer.)Drain the hot water and remove the skins with your hands using paper towels as a "mitt". (The skins will slip off really easily, but Potatoes are HOT, be careful!)Place hot potato in ricer and push through. FOLD IN butter, cheese, chives, sour cream, whatever you like. The key is not to over mix because then the potatoes become gluey and heavy. Thats it, super simple and everyone will love them!

Answer: ricer

<hl> Have you tried using a ricer for mashed potatoes? <hl> If not, you're missing out!Here's how you do it;Place the potatoes (I use Yukon Gold) in well salted water with their jackets still on. Bring to a boil and cook until a knife is easliy inserted into each potato. (They have to be soft of they won't go through the ricer.)Drain the hot water and remove the skins with your hands using paper towels as a "mitt". (The skins will slip off really easily, but Potatoes are HOT, be careful!)Place hot potato in ricer and push through. FOLD IN butter, cheese, chives, sour cream, whatever you like. The key is not to over mix because then the potatoes become gluey and heavy. Thats it, super simple and everyone will love them!

Have you tried using a <hl> ricer <hl> for mashed potatoes? If not, you're missing out!Here's how you do it;Place the potatoes (I use Yukon Gold) in well salted water with their jackets still on. Bring to a boil and cook until a knife is easliy inserted into each potato. (They have to be soft of they won't go through the ricer.)Drain the hot water and remove the skins with your hands using paper towels as a "mitt". (The skins will slip off really easily, but Potatoes are HOT, be careful!)Place hot potato in ricer and push through. FOLD IN butter, cheese, chives, sour cream, whatever you like. The key is not to over mix because then the potatoes become gluey and heavy. Thats it, super simple and everyone will love them!


Question: What potatoes does the author recommend?

Answer: Yukon Gold

Have you tried using a ricer for mashed potatoes? <hl> If not, you're missing out!Here's how you do it;Place the potatoes (I use Yukon Gold ) in well salted water with their jackets still on. <hl> Bring to a boil and cook until a knife is easliy inserted into each potato. (They have to be soft of they won't go through the ricer.)Drain the hot water and remove the skins with your hands using paper towels as a "mitt". (The skins will slip off really easily, but Potatoes are HOT, be careful!)Place hot potato in ricer and push through. FOLD IN butter, cheese, chives, sour cream, whatever you like. The key is not to over mix because then the potatoes become gluey and heavy. Thats it, super simple and everyone will love them!

Have you tried using a ricer for mashed potatoes? If not, you're missing out!Here's how you do it;Place the potatoes (I use <hl> Yukon Gold <hl>) in well salted water with their jackets still on. Bring to a boil and cook until a knife is easliy inserted into each potato. (They have to be soft of they won't go through the ricer.)Drain the hot water and remove the skins with your hands using paper towels as a "mitt". (The skins will slip off really easily, but Potatoes are HOT, be careful!)Place hot potato in ricer and push through. FOLD IN butter, cheese, chives, sour cream, whatever you like. The key is not to over mix because then the potatoes become gluey and heavy. Thats it, super simple and everyone will love them!

If not, you're missing out!Here's how you do it;Place the potatoes (I use <hl> Yukon Gold <hl> ) in well salted water with their jackets still on.


Question: What is an unconventional use for the product?

Answer: mashed potatoes

<hl> Have you tried using a ricer for mashed potatoes ? <hl> If not, you're missing out!Here's how you do it;Place the potatoes (I use Yukon Gold) in well salted water with their jackets still on. Bring to a boil and cook until a knife is easliy inserted into each potato. (They have to be soft of they won't go through the ricer.)Drain the hot water and remove the skins with your hands using paper towels as a "mitt". (The skins will slip off really easily, but Potatoes are HOT, be careful!)Place hot potato in ricer and push through. FOLD IN butter, cheese, chives, sour cream, whatever you like. The key is not to over mix because then the potatoes become gluey and heavy. Thats it, super simple and everyone will love them!

Have you tried using a ricer for <hl> mashed potatoes <hl>? If not, you're missing out!Here's how you do it;Place the potatoes (I use Yukon Gold) in well salted water with their jackets still on. Bring to a boil and cook until a knife is easliy inserted into each potato. (They have to be soft of they won't go through the ricer.)Drain the hot water and remove the skins with your hands using paper towels as a "mitt". (The skins will slip off really easily, but Potatoes are HOT, be careful!)Place hot potato in ricer and push through. FOLD IN butter, cheese, chives, sour cream, whatever you like. The key is not to over mix because then the potatoes become gluey and heavy. Thats it, super simple and everyone will love them!

Have you tried using a ricer for <hl> mashed potatoes <hl> ?


Question: How do you know the potatoes are done?

Answer: l a knife is easliy inserted into each potato

Have you tried using a ricer for mashed potatoes? If not, you're missing out!Here's how you do it;Place the potatoes (I use Yukon Gold) in well salted water with their jackets still on. <hl> Bring to a boil and cook unti l a knife is easliy inserted into each potato . <hl> (They have to be soft of they won't go through the ricer.)Drain the hot water and remove the skins with your hands using paper towels as a "mitt". (The skins will slip off really easily, but Potatoes are HOT, be careful!)Place hot potato in ricer and push through. FOLD IN butter, cheese, chives, sour cream, whatever you like. The key is not to over mix because then the potatoes become gluey and heavy. Thats it, super simple and everyone will love them!

Have you tried using a ricer for mashed potatoes? If not, you're missing out!Here's how you do it;Place the potatoes (I use Yukon Gold) in well salted water with their jackets still on. Bring to a boil and cook unti<hl> l a knife is easliy inserted into each potato <hl>. (They have to be soft of they won't go through the ricer.)Drain the hot water and remove the skins with your hands using paper towels as a "mitt". (The skins will slip off really easily, but Potatoes are HOT, be careful!)Place hot potato in ricer and push through. FOLD IN butter, cheese, chives, sour cream, whatever you like. The key is not to over mix because then the potatoes become gluey and heavy. Thats it, super simple and everyone will love them!

Bring to a boil and cook unti <hl> l a knife is easliy inserted into each potato <hl> .


Question: What is important?

Answer: not to over mix

Have you tried using a ricer for mashed potatoes? If not, you're missing out!Here's how you do it;Place the potatoes (I use Yukon Gold) in well salted water with their jackets still on. Bring to a boil and cook until a knife is easliy inserted into each potato. (They have to be soft of they won't go through the ricer.)Drain the hot water and remove the skins with your hands using paper towels as a "mitt". (The skins will slip off really easily, but Potatoes are HOT, be careful!)Place hot potato in ricer and push through. FOLD IN butter, cheese, chives, sour cream, whatever you like. <hl> The key is not to over mix because then the potatoes become gluey and heavy. <hl> Thats it, super simple and everyone will love them!

Have you tried using a ricer for mashed potatoes? If not, you're missing out!Here's how you do it;Place the potatoes (I use Yukon Gold) in well salted water with their jackets still on. Bring to a boil and cook until a knife is easliy inserted into each potato. (They have to be soft of they won't go through the ricer.)Drain the hot water and remove the skins with your hands using paper towels as a "mitt". (The skins will slip off really easily, but Potatoes are HOT, be careful!)Place hot potato in ricer and push through. FOLD IN butter, cheese, chives, sour cream, whatever you like. The key is <hl> not to over mix <hl> because then the potatoes become gluey and heavy. Thats it, super simple and everyone will love them!


Question: How long has the writer been ironing?

So far, this is my favorite of every iron I've ever had, and I've been ironing for more than half-a-century. If there's anything to not like about it, I haven't found it yet. I love the longer cord, which is perfect - long enough to make a real difference but not so long it gets in the way. Even though I set up my ironing board against a wall with an outlet, I've always felt like I was straining the cord when using other irons.Other pluses for this iron include how easy it is to fill the water reservoir spill-free, it heats up very quickly and produces lots of steam when I want steam and the heft is just right, not too heavy. I also like the design, which looks and feels well-balanced, and Ultraglide is a fitting name to describe its ease of use with the "slick" soleplate. But I love that cord, my favorite feature.I'm expecting to get a lot of use out of this iron.

Answer: more than half-a-century

<hl> So far, this is my favorite of every iron I've ever had, and I've been ironing for more than half-a-century . <hl> If there's anything to not like about it, I haven't found it yet. I love the longer cord, which is perfect - long enough to make a real difference but not so long it gets in the way. Even though I set up my ironing board against a wall with an outlet, I've always felt like I was straining the cord when using other irons. Other pluses for this iron include how easy it is to fill the water reservoir spill-free, it heats up very quickly and produces lots of steam when I want steam and the heft is just right, not too heavy. I also like the design, which looks and feels well-balanced, and Ultraglide is a fitting name to describe its ease of use with the "slick" soleplate. But I love that cord, my favorite feature. I'm expecting to get a lot of use out of this iron.

So far, this is my favorite of every iron I've ever had, and I've been ironing for <hl> more than half-a-century <hl>. If there's anything to not like about it, I haven't found it yet. I love the longer cord, which is perfect - long enough to make a real difference but not so long it gets in the way. Even though I set up my ironing board against a wall with an outlet, I've always felt like I was straining the cord when using other irons.Other pluses for this iron include how easy it is to fill the water reservoir spill-free, it heats up very quickly and produces lots of steam when I want steam and the heft is just right, not too heavy. I also like the design, which looks and feels well-balanced, and Ultraglide is a fitting name to describe its ease of use with the "slick" soleplate. But I love that cord, my favorite feature.I'm expecting to get a lot of use out of this iron.

So far, this is my favorite of every iron I've ever had, and I've been ironing for <hl> more than half-a-century <hl> .


Question: What size is the cord?

Answer: longer

So far, this is my favorite of every iron I've ever had, and I've been ironing for more than half-a-century. If there's anything to not like about it, I haven't found it yet. <hl> I love the longer cord, which is perfect - long enough to make a real difference but not so long it gets in the way. <hl> Even though I set up my ironing board against a wall with an outlet, I've always felt like I was straining the cord when using other irons. Other pluses for this iron include how easy it is to fill the water reservoir spill-free, it heats up very quickly and produces lots of steam when I want steam and the heft is just right, not too heavy. I also like the design, which looks and feels well-balanced, and Ultraglide is a fitting name to describe its ease of use with the "slick" soleplate. But I love that cord, my favorite feature. I'm expecting to get a lot of use out of this iron.

So far, this is my favorite of every iron I've ever had, and I've been ironing for more than half-a-century. If there's anything to not like about it, I haven't found it yet. I love the <hl> longer <hl> cord, which is perfect - long enough to make a real difference but not so long it gets in the way. Even though I set up my ironing board against a wall with an outlet, I've always felt like I was straining the cord when using other irons.Other pluses for this iron include how easy it is to fill the water reservoir spill-free, it heats up very quickly and produces lots of steam when I want steam and the heft is just right, not too heavy. I also like the design, which looks and feels well-balanced, and Ultraglide is a fitting name to describe its ease of use with the "slick" soleplate. But I love that cord, my favorite feature.I'm expecting to get a lot of use out of this iron.


Question: What can be filled without spills?

Answer: water reservoir

So far, this is my favorite of every iron I've ever had, and I've been ironing for more than half-a-century. If there's anything to not like about it, I haven't found it yet. I love the longer cord, which is perfect - long enough to make a real difference but not so long it gets in the way. Even though I set up my ironing board against a wall with an outlet, I've always felt like I was straining the cord when using other irons. <hl> Other pluses for this iron include how easy it is to fill the water reservoir spill-free, it heats up very quickly and produces lots of steam when I want steam and the heft is just right, not too heavy. <hl> I also like the design, which looks and feels well-balanced, and Ultraglide is a fitting name to describe its ease of use with the "slick" soleplate. But I love that cord, my favorite feature. I'm expecting to get a lot of use out of this iron.

So far, this is my favorite of every iron I've ever had, and I've been ironing for more than half-a-century. If there's anything to not like about it, I haven't found it yet. I love the longer cord, which is perfect - long enough to make a real difference but not so long it gets in the way. Even though I set up my ironing board against a wall with an outlet, I've always felt like I was straining the cord when using other irons.Other pluses for this iron include how easy it is to fill the <hl> water reservoir <hl> spill-free, it heats up very quickly and produces lots of steam when I want steam and the heft is just right, not too heavy. I also like the design, which looks and feels well-balanced, and Ultraglide is a fitting name to describe its ease of use with the "slick" soleplate. But I love that cord, my favorite feature.I'm expecting to get a lot of use out of this iron.


Question: How is the design described?

Answer: well-balanced

So far, this is my favorite of every iron I've ever had, and I've been ironing for more than half-a-century. If there's anything to not like about it, I haven't found it yet. I love the longer cord, which is perfect - long enough to make a real difference but not so long it gets in the way. Even though I set up my ironing board against a wall with an outlet, I've always felt like I was straining the cord when using other irons. Other pluses for this iron include how easy it is to fill the water reservoir spill-free, it heats up very quickly and produces lots of steam when I want steam and the heft is just right, not too heavy. <hl> I also like the design, which looks and feels well-balanced , and Ultraglide is a fitting name to describe its ease of use with the "slick" soleplate. <hl> But I love that cord, my favorite feature. I'm expecting to get a lot of use out of this iron.

So far, this is my favorite of every iron I've ever had, and I've been ironing for more than half-a-century. If there's anything to not like about it, I haven't found it yet. I love the longer cord, which is perfect - long enough to make a real difference but not so long it gets in the way. Even though I set up my ironing board against a wall with an outlet, I've always felt like I was straining the cord when using other irons.Other pluses for this iron include how easy it is to fill the water reservoir spill-free, it heats up very quickly and produces lots of steam when I want steam and the heft is just right, not too heavy. I also like the design, which looks and feels <hl> well-balanced <hl>, and Ultraglide is a fitting name to describe its ease of use with the "slick" soleplate. But I love that cord, my favorite feature.I'm expecting to get a lot of use out of this iron.

I also like the design, which looks and feels <hl> well-balanced <hl> , and Ultraglide is a fitting name to describe its ease of use with the "slick" soleplate.


Question: What is the name of the iron?

Answer: Ultraglide

So far, this is my favorite of every iron I've ever had, and I've been ironing for more than half-a-century. If there's anything to not like about it, I haven't found it yet. I love the longer cord, which is perfect - long enough to make a real difference but not so long it gets in the way. Even though I set up my ironing board against a wall with an outlet, I've always felt like I was straining the cord when using other irons. Other pluses for this iron include how easy it is to fill the water reservoir spill-free, it heats up very quickly and produces lots of steam when I want steam and the heft is just right, not too heavy. <hl> I also like the design, which looks and feels well-balanced, and Ultraglide is a fitting name to describe its ease of use with the "slick" soleplate. <hl> But I love that cord, my favorite feature. I'm expecting to get a lot of use out of this iron.

So far, this is my favorite of every iron I've ever had, and I've been ironing for more than half-a-century. If there's anything to not like about it, I haven't found it yet. I love the longer cord, which is perfect - long enough to make a real difference but not so long it gets in the way. Even though I set up my ironing board against a wall with an outlet, I've always felt like I was straining the cord when using other irons.Other pluses for this iron include how easy it is to fill the water reservoir spill-free, it heats up very quickly and produces lots of steam when I want steam and the heft is just right, not too heavy. I also like the design, which looks and feels well-balanced, and <hl> Ultraglide <hl> is a fitting name to describe its ease of use with the "slick" soleplate. But I love that cord, my favorite feature.I'm expecting to get a lot of use out of this iron.


Question: What is the name of the product?

Almost every cook of any experience has need from time to time for a colander or some way to drain liquid off a dish. The ExcelSteel is no exception. The difference is that it is a heavy gauge mesh and works perfectly for my uses. Moreover, it is large enough to hold more than a few items. The feet keep it elevated so that air can circulate around it. It has those fantastic handles which reduce or even eliminate heat coming off the steel and thusly making it an easy lift. The only downside I have with this marvelous device is it is too handy for my spouse to get a hold of for one of his 'special projects' in the garage. Luckily for me and him, it is not used to strain old oil or other toxic materials. I really enjoy this one and the other two that make a complete set.

Answer: ExcelSteel

The ExcelSteel is no exception.

Almost every cook of any experience has need from time to time for a colander or some way to drain liquid off a dish. <hl> The ExcelSteel is no exception. <hl> The difference is that it is a heavy gauge mesh and works perfectly for my uses. Moreover, it is large enough to hold more than a few items. The feet keep it elevated so that air can circulate around it. It has those fantastic handles which reduce or even eliminate heat coming off the steel and thusly making it an easy lift. The only downside I have with this marvelous device is it is too handy for my spouse to get a hold of for one of his 'special projects' in the garage. Luckily for me and him, it is not used to strain old oil or other toxic materials. I really enjoy this one and the other two that make a complete set.

Almost every cook of any experience has need from time to time for a colander or some way to drain liquid off a dish. The <hl> ExcelSteel <hl> is no exception. The difference is that it is a heavy gauge mesh and works perfectly for my uses. Moreover, it is large enough to hold more than a few items. The feet keep it elevated so that air can circulate around it. It has those fantastic handles which reduce or even eliminate heat coming off the steel and thusly making it an easy lift. The only downside I have with this marvelous device is it is too handy for my spouse to get a hold of for one of his 'special projects' in the garage. Luckily for me and him, it is not used to strain old oil or other toxic materials. I really enjoy this one and the other two that make a complete set.


Question: What is the ExcelSteel made of?

Answer: heavy gauge mesh

Almost every cook of any experience has need from time to time for a colander or some way to drain liquid off a dish. The ExcelSteel is no exception. <hl> The difference is that it is a heavy gauge mesh and works perfectly for my uses. <hl> Moreover, it is large enough to hold more than a few items. The feet keep it elevated so that air can circulate around it. It has those fantastic handles which reduce or even eliminate heat coming off the steel and thusly making it an easy lift. The only downside I have with this marvelous device is it is too handy for my spouse to get a hold of for one of his 'special projects' in the garage. Luckily for me and him, it is not used to strain old oil or other toxic materials. I really enjoy this one and the other two that make a complete set.

Almost every cook of any experience has need from time to time for a colander or some way to drain liquid off a dish. The ExcelSteel is no exception. The difference is that it is a <hl> heavy gauge mesh <hl> and works perfectly for my uses. Moreover, it is large enough to hold more than a few items. The feet keep it elevated so that air can circulate around it. It has those fantastic handles which reduce or even eliminate heat coming off the steel and thusly making it an easy lift. The only downside I have with this marvelous device is it is too handy for my spouse to get a hold of for one of his 'special projects' in the garage. Luckily for me and him, it is not used to strain old oil or other toxic materials. I really enjoy this one and the other two that make a complete set.


Question: What do most cooks end up needing?

Answer: colander

<hl> Almost every cook of any experience has need from time to time for a colander or some way to drain liquid off a dish. <hl> The ExcelSteel is no exception. The difference is that it is a heavy gauge mesh and works perfectly for my uses. Moreover, it is large enough to hold more than a few items. The feet keep it elevated so that air can circulate around it. It has those fantastic handles which reduce or even eliminate heat coming off the steel and thusly making it an easy lift. The only downside I have with this marvelous device is it is too handy for my spouse to get a hold of for one of his 'special projects' in the garage. Luckily for me and him, it is not used to strain old oil or other toxic materials. I really enjoy this one and the other two that make a complete set.

Almost every cook of any experience has need from time to time for a <hl> colander <hl> or some way to drain liquid off a dish. The ExcelSteel is no exception. The difference is that it is a heavy gauge mesh and works perfectly for my uses. Moreover, it is large enough to hold more than a few items. The feet keep it elevated so that air can circulate around it. It has those fantastic handles which reduce or even eliminate heat coming off the steel and thusly making it an easy lift. The only downside I have with this marvelous device is it is too handy for my spouse to get a hold of for one of his 'special projects' in the garage. Luckily for me and him, it is not used to strain old oil or other toxic materials. I really enjoy this one and the other two that make a complete set.


Question: How much can the ExcelSteel hold?

Answer: more than a few items

Almost every cook of any experience has need from time to time for a colander or some way to drain liquid off a dish. The ExcelSteel is no exception. The difference is that it is a heavy gauge mesh and works perfectly for my uses. <hl> Moreover, it is large enough to hold more than a few items . <hl> The feet keep it elevated so that air can circulate around it. It has those fantastic handles which reduce or even eliminate heat coming off the steel and thusly making it an easy lift. The only downside I have with this marvelous device is it is too handy for my spouse to get a hold of for one of his 'special projects' in the garage. Luckily for me and him, it is not used to strain old oil or other toxic materials. I really enjoy this one and the other two that make a complete set.

Almost every cook of any experience has need from time to time for a colander or some way to drain liquid off a dish. The ExcelSteel is no exception. The difference is that it is a heavy gauge mesh and works perfectly for my uses. Moreover, it is large enough to hold <hl> more than a few items <hl>. The feet keep it elevated so that air can circulate around it. It has those fantastic handles which reduce or even eliminate heat coming off the steel and thusly making it an easy lift. The only downside I have with this marvelous device is it is too handy for my spouse to get a hold of for one of his 'special projects' in the garage. Luckily for me and him, it is not used to strain old oil or other toxic materials. I really enjoy this one and the other two that make a complete set.

Moreover, it is large enough to hold <hl> more than a few items <hl> .


Question: What keeps the product elevated?

Answer: feet

Almost every cook of any experience has need from time to time for a colander or some way to drain liquid off a dish. The ExcelSteel is no exception. The difference is that it is a heavy gauge mesh and works perfectly for my uses. Moreover, it is large enough to hold more than a few items. <hl> The feet keep it elevated so that air can circulate around it. <hl> It has those fantastic handles which reduce or even eliminate heat coming off the steel and thusly making it an easy lift. The only downside I have with this marvelous device is it is too handy for my spouse to get a hold of for one of his 'special projects' in the garage. Luckily for me and him, it is not used to strain old oil or other toxic materials. I really enjoy this one and the other two that make a complete set.

Almost every cook of any experience has need from time to time for a colander or some way to drain liquid off a dish. The ExcelSteel is no exception. The difference is that it is a heavy gauge mesh and works perfectly for my uses. Moreover, it is large enough to hold more than a few items. The <hl> feet <hl> keep it elevated so that air can circulate around it. It has those fantastic handles which reduce or even eliminate heat coming off the steel and thusly making it an easy lift. The only downside I have with this marvelous device is it is too handy for my spouse to get a hold of for one of his 'special projects' in the garage. Luckily for me and him, it is not used to strain old oil or other toxic materials. I really enjoy this one and the other two that make a complete set.


Question: What does the writer not feel the need for?

Five years on lesser quality mattresses of the same type overseas made me a believer in not needing a box spring. I didn't think I would find these great mattresses here in the USA. This is the absolute best and most comfortable mattress I have ever laid on, and please, do not think for a minute you need a 10,12, or 14 inch mattress of this sort. I typically used a 4 or 6 inch mattress of this type with great results in the Philippines. $250 for this, or $1,000 for a conventional mattress/box spring with equal comfort that will be loaded with dust mites in a couple years. My weight is 230 btw, it's great.About the smell, little bit, not a problem. I'm asthmatic, did not bother me.

Answer: 10,12, or 14 inch mattress

Five years on lesser quality mattresses of the same type overseas made me a believer in not needing a box spring. I didn't think I would find these great mattresses here in the USA. <hl> This is the absolute best and most comfortable mattress I have ever laid on, and please, do not think for a minute you need a 10,12, or 14 inch mattress of this sort. <hl> I typically used a 4 or 6 inch mattress of this type with great results in the Philippines. $250 for this, or $1,000 for a conventional mattress/box spring with equal comfort that will be loaded with dust mites in a couple years. My weight is 230 btw, it's great. About the smell, little bit, not a problem. I'm asthmatic, did not bother me.

Five years on lesser quality mattresses of the same type overseas made me a believer in not needing a box spring. I didn't think I would find these great mattresses here in the USA. This is the absolute best and most comfortable mattress I have ever laid on, and please, do not think for a minute you need a <hl> 10,12, or 14 inch mattress <hl> of this sort. I typically used a 4 or 6 inch mattress of this type with great results in the Philippines. $250 for this, or $1,000 for a conventional mattress/box spring with equal comfort that will be loaded with dust mites in a couple years. My weight is 230 btw, it's great.About the smell, little bit, not a problem. I'm asthmatic, did not bother me.


Question: How thick a mattress does the writer recommend?

Answer: 4 or 6 inch

Five years on lesser quality mattresses of the same type overseas made me a believer in not needing a box spring. I didn't think I would find these great mattresses here in the USA. This is the absolute best and most comfortable mattress I have ever laid on, and please, do not think for a minute you need a 10,12, or 14 inch mattress of this sort. <hl> I typically used a 4 or 6 inch mattress of this type with great results in the Philippines. <hl> $250 for this, or $1,000 for a conventional mattress/box spring with equal comfort that will be loaded with dust mites in a couple years. My weight is 230 btw, it's great. About the smell, little bit, not a problem. I'm asthmatic, did not bother me.

Five years on lesser quality mattresses of the same type overseas made me a believer in not needing a box spring. I didn't think I would find these great mattresses here in the USA. This is the absolute best and most comfortable mattress I have ever laid on, and please, do not think for a minute you need a 10,12, or 14 inch mattress of this sort. I typically used a <hl> 4 or 6 inch <hl> mattress of this type with great results in the Philippines. $250 for this, or $1,000 for a conventional mattress/box spring with equal comfort that will be loaded with dust mites in a couple years. My weight is 230 btw, it's great.About the smell, little bit, not a problem. I'm asthmatic, did not bother me.


Question: What country did the writer first use this mattress type in?

Answer: Philippines

Five years on lesser quality mattresses of the same type overseas made me a believer in not needing a box spring. I didn't think I would find these great mattresses here in the USA. This is the absolute best and most comfortable mattress I have ever laid on, and please, do not think for a minute you need a 10,12, or 14 inch mattress of this sort. <hl> I typically used a 4 or 6 inch mattress of this type with great results in the Philippines . <hl> $250 for this, or $1,000 for a conventional mattress/box spring with equal comfort that will be loaded with dust mites in a couple years. My weight is 230 btw, it's great. About the smell, little bit, not a problem. I'm asthmatic, did not bother me.

Five years on lesser quality mattresses of the same type overseas made me a believer in not needing a box spring. I didn't think I would find these great mattresses here in the USA. This is the absolute best and most comfortable mattress I have ever laid on, and please, do not think for a minute you need a 10,12, or 14 inch mattress of this sort. I typically used a 4 or 6 inch mattress of this type with great results in the <hl> Philippines <hl>. $250 for this, or $1,000 for a conventional mattress/box spring with equal comfort that will be loaded with dust mites in a couple years. My weight is 230 btw, it's great.About the smell, little bit, not a problem. I'm asthmatic, did not bother me.

I typically used a 4 or 6 inch mattress of this type with great results in the <hl> Philippines <hl> .


Question: How much does the writer weigh?

Answer: 230

My weight is 230 btw, it's great.

Five years on lesser quality mattresses of the same type overseas made me a believer in not needing a box spring. I didn't think I would find these great mattresses here in the USA. This is the absolute best and most comfortable mattress I have ever laid on, and please, do not think for a minute you need a 10,12, or 14 inch mattress of this sort. I typically used a 4 or 6 inch mattress of this type with great results in the Philippines. $250 for this, or $1,000 for a conventional mattress/box spring with equal comfort that will be loaded with dust mites in a couple years. <hl> My weight is 230 btw, it's great. <hl> About the smell, little bit, not a problem. I'm asthmatic, did not bother me.

Five years on lesser quality mattresses of the same type overseas made me a believer in not needing a box spring. I didn't think I would find these great mattresses here in the USA. This is the absolute best and most comfortable mattress I have ever laid on, and please, do not think for a minute you need a 10,12, or 14 inch mattress of this sort. I typically used a 4 or 6 inch mattress of this type with great results in the Philippines. $250 for this, or $1,000 for a conventional mattress/box spring with equal comfort that will be loaded with dust mites in a couple years. My weight is <hl> 230 <hl> btw, it's great.About the smell, little bit, not a problem. I'm asthmatic, did not bother me.


Question: How much does this mattress cost?

Answer: $250

Five years on lesser quality mattresses of the same type overseas made me a believer in not needing a box spring. I didn't think I would find these great mattresses here in the USA. This is the absolute best and most comfortable mattress I have ever laid on, and please, do not think for a minute you need a 10,12, or 14 inch mattress of this sort. I typically used a 4 or 6 inch mattress of this type with great results in the Philippines. <hl> $250 for this, or $1,000 for a conventional mattress/box spring with equal comfort that will be loaded with dust mites in a couple years. <hl> My weight is 230 btw, it's great. About the smell, little bit, not a problem. I'm asthmatic, did not bother me.

Five years on lesser quality mattresses of the same type overseas made me a believer in not needing a box spring. I didn't think I would find these great mattresses here in the USA. This is the absolute best and most comfortable mattress I have ever laid on, and please, do not think for a minute you need a 10,12, or 14 inch mattress of this sort. I typically used a 4 or 6 inch mattress of this type with great results in the Philippines. <hl> $250 <hl> for this, or $1,000 for a conventional mattress/box spring with equal comfort that will be loaded with dust mites in a couple years. My weight is 230 btw, it's great.About the smell, little bit, not a problem. I'm asthmatic, did not bother me.


Question: Who did the writer buy this coffee maker for?

This coffee maker and I have a long relationship. I love it. It makes great coffee. I have bought it for all my family members who drink coffee and they all love it. It has been a consistently good performer. I did have one incident and that is with the first cord. After two years it heated up too fast and flipped the circuit. I replaced the chord and it works well again. The coffee is hot and because it percolates the coffee you can use less of it, especially if you grind it very fine. It is cute too, washes easily, Dip-It cleans the residue that accumulates over time. Most important thing to remember is to always, always pour the water in first. Forgetting the water and plugging it in equals ruined coffee maker.

Answer: family members

This coffee maker and I have a long relationship. I love it. It makes great coffee. <hl> I have bought it for all my family members who drink coffee and they all love it. <hl> It has been a consistently good performer. I did have one incident and that is with the first cord. After two years it heated up too fast and flipped the circuit. I replaced the chord and it works well again. The coffee is hot and because it percolates the coffee you can use less of it, especially if you grind it very fine. It is cute too, washes easily, Dip-It cleans the residue that accumulates over time. Most important thing to remember is to always, always pour the water in first. Forgetting the water and plugging it in equals ruined coffee maker.

This coffee maker and I have a long relationship. I love it. It makes great coffee. I have bought it for all my <hl> family members <hl> who drink coffee and they all love it. It has been a consistently good performer. I did have one incident and that is with the first cord. After two years it heated up too fast and flipped the circuit. I replaced the chord and it works well again. The coffee is hot and because it percolates the coffee you can use less of it, especially if you grind it very fine. It is cute too, washes easily, Dip-It cleans the residue that accumulates over time. Most important thing to remember is to always, always pour the water in first. Forgetting the water and plugging it in equals ruined coffee maker.


Question: What did the incident involve?

Answer: the first cord

This coffee maker and I have a long relationship. I love it. It makes great coffee. I have bought it for all my family members who drink coffee and they all love it. It has been a consistently good performer. <hl> I did have one incident and that is with the first cord . <hl> After two years it heated up too fast and flipped the circuit. I replaced the chord and it works well again. The coffee is hot and because it percolates the coffee you can use less of it, especially if you grind it very fine. It is cute too, washes easily, Dip-It cleans the residue that accumulates over time. Most important thing to remember is to always, always pour the water in first. Forgetting the water and plugging it in equals ruined coffee maker.

This coffee maker and I have a long relationship. I love it. It makes great coffee. I have bought it for all my family members who drink coffee and they all love it. It has been a consistently good performer. I did have one incident and that is with <hl> the first cord <hl>. After two years it heated up too fast and flipped the circuit. I replaced the chord and it works well again. The coffee is hot and because it percolates the coffee you can use less of it, especially if you grind it very fine. It is cute too, washes easily, Dip-It cleans the residue that accumulates over time. Most important thing to remember is to always, always pour the water in first. Forgetting the water and plugging it in equals ruined coffee maker.

I did have one incident and that is with <hl> the first cord <hl> .


Question: What did the writer do in response to the circuit flipping?

Answer: replaced the chord

This coffee maker and I have a long relationship. I love it. It makes great coffee. I have bought it for all my family members who drink coffee and they all love it. It has been a consistently good performer. I did have one incident and that is with the first cord. After two years it heated up too fast and flipped the circuit. <hl> I replaced the chord and it works well again. <hl> The coffee is hot and because it percolates the coffee you can use less of it, especially if you grind it very fine. It is cute too, washes easily, Dip-It cleans the residue that accumulates over time. Most important thing to remember is to always, always pour the water in first. Forgetting the water and plugging it in equals ruined coffee maker.

This coffee maker and I have a long relationship. I love it. It makes great coffee. I have bought it for all my family members who drink coffee and they all love it. It has been a consistently good performer. I did have one incident and that is with the first cord. After two years it heated up too fast and flipped the circuit. I <hl> replaced the chord <hl> and it works well again. The coffee is hot and because it percolates the coffee you can use less of it, especially if you grind it very fine. It is cute too, washes easily, Dip-It cleans the residue that accumulates over time. Most important thing to remember is to always, always pour the water in first. Forgetting the water and plugging it in equals ruined coffee maker.


Question: How does the writer describe the look of the coffee maker?

Answer: cute

This coffee maker and I have a long relationship. I love it. It makes great coffee. I have bought it for all my family members who drink coffee and they all love it. It has been a consistently good performer. I did have one incident and that is with the first cord. After two years it heated up too fast and flipped the circuit. I replaced the chord and it works well again. The coffee is hot and because it percolates the coffee you can use less of it, especially if you grind it very fine. <hl> It is cute too, washes easily, Dip-It cleans the residue that accumulates over time. <hl> Most important thing to remember is to always, always pour the water in first. Forgetting the water and plugging it in equals ruined coffee maker.

This coffee maker and I have a long relationship. I love it. It makes great coffee. I have bought it for all my family members who drink coffee and they all love it. It has been a consistently good performer. I did have one incident and that is with the first cord. After two years it heated up too fast and flipped the circuit. I replaced the chord and it works well again. The coffee is hot and because it percolates the coffee you can use less of it, especially if you grind it very fine. It is <hl> cute <hl> too, washes easily, Dip-It cleans the residue that accumulates over time. Most important thing to remember is to always, always pour the water in first. Forgetting the water and plugging it in equals ruined coffee maker.


Question: What is used to clean the coffee maker?

Answer: Dip-It

This coffee maker and I have a long relationship. I love it. It makes great coffee. I have bought it for all my family members who drink coffee and they all love it. It has been a consistently good performer. I did have one incident and that is with the first cord. After two years it heated up too fast and flipped the circuit. I replaced the chord and it works well again. The coffee is hot and because it percolates the coffee you can use less of it, especially if you grind it very fine. <hl> It is cute too, washes easily, Dip-It cleans the residue that accumulates over time. <hl> Most important thing to remember is to always, always pour the water in first. Forgetting the water and plugging it in equals ruined coffee maker.

This coffee maker and I have a long relationship. I love it. It makes great coffee. I have bought it for all my family members who drink coffee and they all love it. It has been a consistently good performer. I did have one incident and that is with the first cord. After two years it heated up too fast and flipped the circuit. I replaced the chord and it works well again. The coffee is hot and because it percolates the coffee you can use less of it, especially if you grind it very fine. It is cute too, washes easily, <hl> Dip-It <hl> cleans the residue that accumulates over time. Most important thing to remember is to always, always pour the water in first. Forgetting the water and plugging it in equals ruined coffee maker.


Question: How long has the writer had the cup?

I've had this cup for a week or so now. There's not really much that can go wrong with a cup. Some people have express problems with the lid. Mine does not leak. It did smell strongly when it came out of the package, but if you can live with it for 3 days it dissipates. It just smells like anything made of plastic or silicone that's new. When you put hot coffee or hot tea in it, it gets nicely warm on the outside, however if you make your tea with boiling water it gets too hot.What I like about this cup...It's beautiful. The porcelain has a lovely finish, and if you're arty, you can draw on it with a pencil and wash it off.What I don't like...It's only 10 oz, and I like to have 12 oz. of coffee or tea, so it feels a bit brief when I come to the end of my drink.

Answer: a week or so

I've had this cup for a week or so now.

<hl> I've had this cup for a week or so now. <hl> There's not really much that can go wrong with a cup. Some people have express problems with the lid. Mine does not leak. It did smell strongly when it came out of the package, but if you can live with it for 3 days it dissipates. It just smells like anything made of plastic or silicone that's new. When you put hot coffee or hot tea in it, it gets nicely warm on the outside, however if you make your tea with boiling water it gets too hot. What I like about this cup... It's beautiful. The porcelain has a lovely finish, and if you're arty, you can draw on it with a pencil and wash it off. What I don't like... It's only 10 oz, and I like to have 12 oz. of coffee or tea, so it feels a bit brief when I come to the end of my drink.

I've had this cup for <hl> a week or so <hl> now. There's not really much that can go wrong with a cup. Some people have express problems with the lid. Mine does not leak. It did smell strongly when it came out of the package, but if you can live with it for 3 days it dissipates. It just smells like anything made of plastic or silicone that's new. When you put hot coffee or hot tea in it, it gets nicely warm on the outside, however if you make your tea with boiling water it gets too hot.What I like about this cup...It's beautiful. The porcelain has a lovely finish, and if you're arty, you can draw on it with a pencil and wash it off.What I don't like...It's only 10 oz, and I like to have 12 oz. of coffee or tea, so it feels a bit brief when I come to the end of my drink.


Question: What do some people have problems with?

Answer: the lid

I've had this cup for a week or so now. There's not really much that can go wrong with a cup. <hl> Some people have express problems with the lid . <hl> Mine does not leak. It did smell strongly when it came out of the package, but if you can live with it for 3 days it dissipates. It just smells like anything made of plastic or silicone that's new. When you put hot coffee or hot tea in it, it gets nicely warm on the outside, however if you make your tea with boiling water it gets too hot. What I like about this cup... It's beautiful. The porcelain has a lovely finish, and if you're arty, you can draw on it with a pencil and wash it off. What I don't like... It's only 10 oz, and I like to have 12 oz. of coffee or tea, so it feels a bit brief when I come to the end of my drink.

I've had this cup for a week or so now. There's not really much that can go wrong with a cup. Some people have express problems with <hl> the lid <hl>. Mine does not leak. It did smell strongly when it came out of the package, but if you can live with it for 3 days it dissipates. It just smells like anything made of plastic or silicone that's new. When you put hot coffee or hot tea in it, it gets nicely warm on the outside, however if you make your tea with boiling water it gets too hot.What I like about this cup...It's beautiful. The porcelain has a lovely finish, and if you're arty, you can draw on it with a pencil and wash it off.What I don't like...It's only 10 oz, and I like to have 12 oz. of coffee or tea, so it feels a bit brief when I come to the end of my drink.

Some people have express problems with <hl> the lid <hl> .


Question: How long does it take for the smell to dissipate?

Answer: 3 days

I've had this cup for a week or so now. There's not really much that can go wrong with a cup. Some people have express problems with the lid. Mine does not leak. <hl> It did smell strongly when it came out of the package, but if you can live with it for 3 days it dissipates. <hl> It just smells like anything made of plastic or silicone that's new. When you put hot coffee or hot tea in it, it gets nicely warm on the outside, however if you make your tea with boiling water it gets too hot. What I like about this cup... It's beautiful. The porcelain has a lovely finish, and if you're arty, you can draw on it with a pencil and wash it off. What I don't like... It's only 10 oz, and I like to have 12 oz. of coffee or tea, so it feels a bit brief when I come to the end of my drink.

I've had this cup for a week or so now. There's not really much that can go wrong with a cup. Some people have express problems with the lid. Mine does not leak. It did smell strongly when it came out of the package, but if you can live with it for <hl> 3 days <hl> it dissipates. It just smells like anything made of plastic or silicone that's new. When you put hot coffee or hot tea in it, it gets nicely warm on the outside, however if you make your tea with boiling water it gets too hot.What I like about this cup...It's beautiful. The porcelain has a lovely finish, and if you're arty, you can draw on it with a pencil and wash it off.What I don't like...It's only 10 oz, and I like to have 12 oz. of coffee or tea, so it feels a bit brief when I come to the end of my drink.


Question: What does the cup smell like when new?

Answer: anything made of plastic or silicone

I've had this cup for a week or so now. There's not really much that can go wrong with a cup. Some people have express problems with the lid. Mine does not leak. It did smell strongly when it came out of the package, but if you can live with it for 3 days it dissipates. <hl> It just smells like anything made of plastic or silicone that's new. <hl> When you put hot coffee or hot tea in it, it gets nicely warm on the outside, however if you make your tea with boiling water it gets too hot. What I like about this cup... It's beautiful. The porcelain has a lovely finish, and if you're arty, you can draw on it with a pencil and wash it off. What I don't like... It's only 10 oz, and I like to have 12 oz. of coffee or tea, so it feels a bit brief when I come to the end of my drink.

I've had this cup for a week or so now. There's not really much that can go wrong with a cup. Some people have express problems with the lid. Mine does not leak. It did smell strongly when it came out of the package, but if you can live with it for 3 days it dissipates. It just smells like <hl> anything made of plastic or silicone <hl> that's new. When you put hot coffee or hot tea in it, it gets nicely warm on the outside, however if you make your tea with boiling water it gets too hot.What I like about this cup...It's beautiful. The porcelain has a lovely finish, and if you're arty, you can draw on it with a pencil and wash it off.What I don't like...It's only 10 oz, and I like to have 12 oz. of coffee or tea, so it feels a bit brief when I come to the end of my drink.


Question: How much does the cup hold?

Answer: 10 oz

I've had this cup for a week or so now. There's not really much that can go wrong with a cup. Some people have express problems with the lid. Mine does not leak. It did smell strongly when it came out of the package, but if you can live with it for 3 days it dissipates. It just smells like anything made of plastic or silicone that's new. When you put hot coffee or hot tea in it, it gets nicely warm on the outside, however if you make your tea with boiling water it gets too hot. What I like about this cup... It's beautiful. The porcelain has a lovely finish, and if you're arty, you can draw on it with a pencil and wash it off. What I don't like... <hl> It's only 10 oz , and I like to have 12 oz. of coffee or tea, so it feels a bit brief when I come to the end of my drink. <hl>

I've had this cup for a week or so now. There's not really much that can go wrong with a cup. Some people have express problems with the lid. Mine does not leak. It did smell strongly when it came out of the package, but if you can live with it for 3 days it dissipates. It just smells like anything made of plastic or silicone that's new. When you put hot coffee or hot tea in it, it gets nicely warm on the outside, however if you make your tea with boiling water it gets too hot.What I like about this cup...It's beautiful. The porcelain has a lovely finish, and if you're arty, you can draw on it with a pencil and wash it off.What I don't like...It's only <hl> 10 oz <hl>, and I like to have 12 oz. of coffee or tea, so it feels a bit brief when I come to the end of my drink.

It's only <hl> 10 oz <hl> , and I like to have 12 oz. of coffee or tea, so it feels a bit brief when I come to the end of my drink.


Question: When the item I ordered arrived?

These are fabulous tablecloths. I needed 10 for a charity event so I wanted a good product at a good price. I couldn't have done better. I ordered 10 ivory ones (two different sizes) on a Saturday night and they arrived by Wednesday. The quality is much better than even more expensive ones. I like the true hemmed seams and the nice weight of the fabric. The best part is the stain and wrinkle resistance of the fabric. When our event was over, we had to clean up and pack up quickly; so the tablecloths just got balled up and put in a huge bag. The next day, I pulled them out to wash them and saw that the one from the wine table was covered with red wine stains. The one from the dessert table was also filled with many stains, including chocolate. I considered just throwing those two away as I was sure they would not come clean. To my surprise, they came out spotless! These are ivory tablecloths that now look just as good as they did new, even washed in cold water. (I wash all of my laundry in cold water with Tide Cold Water detergent.) I have already bought two more (in round sizes) to use in my home. My only disappointment is they only come in white, black, and ivory; if they came in more colors, I would order more.

Answer: Wednesday

These are fabulous tablecloths. I needed 10 for a charity event so I wanted a good product at a good price. I couldn't have done better. <hl> I ordered 10 ivory ones (two different sizes) on a Saturday night and they arrived by Wednesday . <hl> The quality is much better than even more expensive ones. I like the true hemmed seams and the nice weight of the fabric. The best part is the stain and wrinkle resistance of the fabric. When our event was over, we had to clean up and pack up quickly; so the tablecloths just got balled up and put in a huge bag. The next day, I pulled them out to wash them and saw that the one from the wine table was covered with red wine stains. The one from the dessert table was also filled with many stains, including chocolate. I considered just throwing those two away as I was sure they would not come clean. To my surprise, they came out spotless! These are ivory tablecloths that now look just as good as they did new, even washed in cold water. (I wash all of my laundry in cold water with Tide Cold Water detergent.) I have already bought two more (in round sizes) to use in my home. My only disappointment is they only come in white, black, and ivory; if they came in more colors, I would order more.

These are fabulous tablecloths. I needed 10 for a charity event so I wanted a good product at a good price. I couldn't have done better. I ordered 10 ivory ones (two different sizes) on a Saturday night and they arrived by <hl> Wednesday <hl>. The quality is much better than even more expensive ones. I like the true hemmed seams and the nice weight of the fabric. The best part is the stain and wrinkle resistance of the fabric. When our event was over, we had to clean up and pack up quickly; so the tablecloths just got balled up and put in a huge bag. The next day, I pulled them out to wash them and saw that the one from the wine table was covered with red wine stains. The one from the dessert table was also filled with many stains, including chocolate. I considered just throwing those two away as I was sure they would not come clean. To my surprise, they came out spotless! These are ivory tablecloths that now look just as good as they did new, even washed in cold water. (I wash all of my laundry in cold water with Tide Cold Water detergent.) I have already bought two more (in round sizes) to use in my home. My only disappointment is they only come in white, black, and ivory; if they came in more colors, I would order more.

I ordered 10 ivory ones (two different sizes) on a Saturday night and they arrived by <hl> Wednesday <hl> .


Question: When did I ordered the item?

Answer: Saturday night

These are fabulous tablecloths. I needed 10 for a charity event so I wanted a good product at a good price. I couldn't have done better. <hl> I ordered 10 ivory ones (two different sizes) on a Saturday night and they arrived by Wednesday. <hl> The quality is much better than even more expensive ones. I like the true hemmed seams and the nice weight of the fabric. The best part is the stain and wrinkle resistance of the fabric. When our event was over, we had to clean up and pack up quickly; so the tablecloths just got balled up and put in a huge bag. The next day, I pulled them out to wash them and saw that the one from the wine table was covered with red wine stains. The one from the dessert table was also filled with many stains, including chocolate. I considered just throwing those two away as I was sure they would not come clean. To my surprise, they came out spotless! These are ivory tablecloths that now look just as good as they did new, even washed in cold water. (I wash all of my laundry in cold water with Tide Cold Water detergent.) I have already bought two more (in round sizes) to use in my home. My only disappointment is they only come in white, black, and ivory; if they came in more colors, I would order more.

These are fabulous tablecloths. I needed 10 for a charity event so I wanted a good product at a good price. I couldn't have done better. I ordered 10 ivory ones (two different sizes) on a <hl> Saturday night <hl> and they arrived by Wednesday. The quality is much better than even more expensive ones. I like the true hemmed seams and the nice weight of the fabric. The best part is the stain and wrinkle resistance of the fabric. When our event was over, we had to clean up and pack up quickly; so the tablecloths just got balled up and put in a huge bag. The next day, I pulled them out to wash them and saw that the one from the wine table was covered with red wine stains. The one from the dessert table was also filled with many stains, including chocolate. I considered just throwing those two away as I was sure they would not come clean. To my surprise, they came out spotless! These are ivory tablecloths that now look just as good as they did new, even washed in cold water. (I wash all of my laundry in cold water with Tide Cold Water detergent.) I have already bought two more (in round sizes) to use in my home. My only disappointment is they only come in white, black, and ivory; if they came in more colors, I would order more.


Question: What is the best part of buying this item?

Answer: the stain and wrinkle resistance of the fabric

These are fabulous tablecloths. I needed 10 for a charity event so I wanted a good product at a good price. I couldn't have done better. I ordered 10 ivory ones (two different sizes) on a Saturday night and they arrived by Wednesday. The quality is much better than even more expensive ones. I like the true hemmed seams and the nice weight of the fabric. <hl> The best part is the stain and wrinkle resistance of the fabric . <hl> When our event was over, we had to clean up and pack up quickly; so the tablecloths just got balled up and put in a huge bag. The next day, I pulled them out to wash them and saw that the one from the wine table was covered with red wine stains. The one from the dessert table was also filled with many stains, including chocolate. I considered just throwing those two away as I was sure they would not come clean. To my surprise, they came out spotless! These are ivory tablecloths that now look just as good as they did new, even washed in cold water. (I wash all of my laundry in cold water with Tide Cold Water detergent.) I have already bought two more (in round sizes) to use in my home. My only disappointment is they only come in white, black, and ivory; if they came in more colors, I would order more.

These are fabulous tablecloths. I needed 10 for a charity event so I wanted a good product at a good price. I couldn't have done better. I ordered 10 ivory ones (two different sizes) on a Saturday night and they arrived by Wednesday. The quality is much better than even more expensive ones. I like the true hemmed seams and the nice weight of the fabric. The best part is <hl> the stain and wrinkle resistance of the fabric <hl>. When our event was over, we had to clean up and pack up quickly; so the tablecloths just got balled up and put in a huge bag. The next day, I pulled them out to wash them and saw that the one from the wine table was covered with red wine stains. The one from the dessert table was also filled with many stains, including chocolate. I considered just throwing those two away as I was sure they would not come clean. To my surprise, they came out spotless! These are ivory tablecloths that now look just as good as they did new, even washed in cold water. (I wash all of my laundry in cold water with Tide Cold Water detergent.) I have already bought two more (in round sizes) to use in my home. My only disappointment is they only come in white, black, and ivory; if they came in more colors, I would order more.

The best part is <hl> the stain and wrinkle resistance of the fabric <hl> .


Question: What product I used to clean the tablecloths?

Answer: Tide

These are fabulous tablecloths. I needed 10 for a charity event so I wanted a good product at a good price. I couldn't have done better. I ordered 10 ivory ones (two different sizes) on a Saturday night and they arrived by Wednesday. The quality is much better than even more expensive ones. I like the true hemmed seams and the nice weight of the fabric. The best part is the stain and wrinkle resistance of the fabric. When our event was over, we had to clean up and pack up quickly; so the tablecloths just got balled up and put in a huge bag. The next day, I pulled them out to wash them and saw that the one from the wine table was covered with red wine stains. The one from the dessert table was also filled with many stains, including chocolate. I considered just throwing those two away as I was sure they would not come clean. To my surprise, they came out spotless! These are ivory tablecloths that now look just as good as they did new, even washed in cold water. <hl> (I wash all of my laundry in cold water with Tide Cold Water detergent.) <hl> I have already bought two more (in round sizes) to use in my home. My only disappointment is they only come in white, black, and ivory; if they came in more colors, I would order more.

These are fabulous tablecloths. I needed 10 for a charity event so I wanted a good product at a good price. I couldn't have done better. I ordered 10 ivory ones (two different sizes) on a Saturday night and they arrived by Wednesday. The quality is much better than even more expensive ones. I like the true hemmed seams and the nice weight of the fabric. The best part is the stain and wrinkle resistance of the fabric. When our event was over, we had to clean up and pack up quickly; so the tablecloths just got balled up and put in a huge bag. The next day, I pulled them out to wash them and saw that the one from the wine table was covered with red wine stains. The one from the dessert table was also filled with many stains, including chocolate. I considered just throwing those two away as I was sure they would not come clean. To my surprise, they came out spotless! These are ivory tablecloths that now look just as good as they did new, even washed in cold water. (I wash all of my laundry in cold water with <hl> Tide <hl> Cold Water detergent.) I have already bought two more (in round sizes) to use in my home. My only disappointment is they only come in white, black, and ivory; if they came in more colors, I would order more.


Question: What I like about the item?

Answer: the true hemmed seams and the nice weight of the fabric

These are fabulous tablecloths. I needed 10 for a charity event so I wanted a good product at a good price. I couldn't have done better. I ordered 10 ivory ones (two different sizes) on a Saturday night and they arrived by Wednesday. The quality is much better than even more expensive ones. <hl> I like the true hemmed seams and the nice weight of the fabric . <hl> The best part is the stain and wrinkle resistance of the fabric. When our event was over, we had to clean up and pack up quickly; so the tablecloths just got balled up and put in a huge bag. The next day, I pulled them out to wash them and saw that the one from the wine table was covered with red wine stains. The one from the dessert table was also filled with many stains, including chocolate. I considered just throwing those two away as I was sure they would not come clean. To my surprise, they came out spotless! These are ivory tablecloths that now look just as good as they did new, even washed in cold water. (I wash all of my laundry in cold water with Tide Cold Water detergent.) I have already bought two more (in round sizes) to use in my home. My only disappointment is they only come in white, black, and ivory; if they came in more colors, I would order more.

These are fabulous tablecloths. I needed 10 for a charity event so I wanted a good product at a good price. I couldn't have done better. I ordered 10 ivory ones (two different sizes) on a Saturday night and they arrived by Wednesday. The quality is much better than even more expensive ones. I like <hl> the true hemmed seams and the nice weight of the fabric <hl>. The best part is the stain and wrinkle resistance of the fabric. When our event was over, we had to clean up and pack up quickly; so the tablecloths just got balled up and put in a huge bag. The next day, I pulled them out to wash them and saw that the one from the wine table was covered with red wine stains. The one from the dessert table was also filled with many stains, including chocolate. I considered just throwing those two away as I was sure they would not come clean. To my surprise, they came out spotless! These are ivory tablecloths that now look just as good as they did new, even washed in cold water. (I wash all of my laundry in cold water with Tide Cold Water detergent.) I have already bought two more (in round sizes) to use in my home. My only disappointment is they only come in white, black, and ivory; if they came in more colors, I would order more.

I like <hl> the true hemmed seams and the nice weight of the fabric <hl> .


Question: What food I cook?

just to add on to all the good reviews this is a fantastic dutch oven I kicked it off by seasoning it again because yes people the seasoning is not stellar mine actually looked grey a bit still so in the oven it went but after that little time killer the fun began I made a roasted chicken with lemon rosemary and onion with garlic it was amazing how well this thing cooked it, literally so juicy and tender it fell off the bone..it was sooo good and my family is so damn picky they were even in love with it so thanks lodge I live for cast iron now!

Answer: roasted chicken

<hl> just to add on to all the good reviews this is a fantastic dutch oven I kicked it off by seasoning it again because yes people the seasoning is not stellar mine actually looked grey a bit still so in the oven it went but after that little time killer the fun began I made a roasted chicken with lemon rosemary and onion with garlic it was amazing how well this thing cooked it, literally so juicy and tender it fell off the bone.. <hl> it was sooo good and my family is so damn picky they were even in love with it so thanks lodge I live for cast iron now!

just to add on to all the good reviews this is a fantastic dutch oven I kicked it off by seasoning it again because yes people the seasoning is not stellar mine actually looked grey a bit still so in the oven it went but after that little time killer the fun began I made a <hl> roasted chicken <hl> with lemon rosemary and onion with garlic it was amazing how well this thing cooked it, literally so juicy and tender it fell off the bone..it was sooo good and my family is so damn picky they were even in love with it so thanks lodge I live for cast iron now!


Question: What kind of oven I got?

Answer: dutch oven

<hl> just to add on to all the good reviews this is a fantastic dutch oven I kicked it off by seasoning it again because yes people the seasoning is not stellar mine actually looked grey a bit still so in the oven it went but after that little time killer the fun began I made a roasted chicken with lemon rosemary and onion with garlic it was amazing how well this thing cooked it, literally so juicy and tender it fell off the bone.. <hl> it was sooo good and my family is so damn picky they were even in love with it so thanks lodge I live for cast iron now!

just to add on to all the good reviews this is a fantastic <hl> dutch oven <hl> I kicked it off by seasoning it again because yes people the seasoning is not stellar mine actually looked grey a bit still so in the oven it went but after that little time killer the fun began I made a roasted chicken with lemon rosemary and onion with garlic it was amazing how well this thing cooked it, literally so juicy and tender it fell off the bone..it was sooo good and my family is so damn picky they were even in love with it so thanks lodge I live for cast iron now!


Question: What is the Dutch oven made of?

Answer: cast iron

just to add on to all the good reviews this is a fantastic dutch oven I kicked it off by seasoning it again because yes people the seasoning is not stellar mine actually looked grey a bit still so in the oven it went but after that little time killer the fun began I made a roasted chicken with lemon rosemary and onion with garlic it was amazing how well this thing cooked it, literally so juicy and tender it fell off the bone.. it was sooo good and my family is so damn picky they were even in love with it <hl> so thanks lodge I live for cast iron now! <hl>

just to add on to all the good reviews this is a fantastic dutch oven I kicked it off by seasoning it again because yes people the seasoning is not stellar mine actually looked grey a bit still so in the oven it went but after that little time killer the fun began I made a roasted chicken with lemon rosemary and onion with garlic it was amazing how well this thing cooked it, literally so juicy and tender it fell off the bone..it was sooo good and my family is so damn picky they were even in love with it so thanks lodge I live for <hl> cast iron <hl> now!