Question: How can the nozzle on the vacuum be described?

Answer: too wide and too high

I bought this hand-held vac because of the good reviews (should have read the one-star's) and I just sold it in a garage sale. I agree with several of the other complaints (poor suction, blows dust, cord doesn't stay wrapped even if you use the cord clip) but I have a few to add of my own. <hl> To sum them all up, this vacuum is hard to maneuver and absolutely will not get into or under small places because the nozzle is too wide and too high . <hl> Yes, there's a nozzle attachment for those uses but the suction is so low that it's worthless. In addition, the vacuum is heavy and unwieldy. I am a woman with not particularly strong hands, but come on! This is supposed to be a convenience item, and instead it's a big pain. I particularly wanted to use it in the car and in the crevices under the cushions of the chairs and couches. But it's definitely not suitable for those uses. At least not in my hands. This was a wasted purchase for me. Consider the uses you intend to put it to before purchasing and check the one- and two-star reviews.

I bought this hand-held vac because of the good reviews (should have read the one-star's) and I just sold it in a garage sale. I agree with several of the other complaints (poor suction, blows dust, cord doesn't stay wrapped even if you use the cord clip) but I have a few to add of my own. To sum them all up, this vacuum is hard to maneuver and absolutely will not get into or under small places because the nozzle is <hl> too wide and too high <hl>. Yes, there's a nozzle attachment for those uses but the suction is so low that it's worthless. In addition, the vacuum is heavy and unwieldy. I am a woman with not particularly strong hands, but come on! This is supposed to be a convenience item, and instead it's a big pain. I particularly wanted to use it in the car and in the crevices under the cushions of the chairs and couches. But it's definitely not suitable for those uses. At least not in my hands.This was a wasted purchase for me. Consider the uses you intend to put it to before purchasing and check the one- and two-star reviews.

To sum them all up, this vacuum is hard to maneuver and absolutely will not get into or under small places because the nozzle is <hl> too wide and too high <hl> .


Question: What is suppose to help keep the cord secure?

I bought this hand-held vac because of the good reviews (should have read the one-star's) and I just sold it in a garage sale. I agree with several of the other complaints (poor suction, blows dust, cord doesn't stay wrapped even if you use the cord clip) but I have a few to add of my own. To sum them all up, this vacuum is hard to maneuver and absolutely will not get into or under small places because the nozzle is too wide and too high. Yes, there's a nozzle attachment for those uses but the suction is so low that it's worthless. In addition, the vacuum is heavy and unwieldy. I am a woman with not particularly strong hands, but come on! This is supposed to be a convenience item, and instead it's a big pain. I particularly wanted to use it in the car and in the crevices under the cushions of the chairs and couches. But it's definitely not suitable for those uses. At least not in my hands.This was a wasted purchase for me. Consider the uses you intend to put it to before purchasing and check the one- and two-star reviews.

Answer: cord clip

I bought this hand-held vac because of the good reviews (should have read the one-star's) and I just sold it in a garage sale. <hl> I agree with several of the other complaints (poor suction, blows dust, cord doesn't stay wrapped even if you use the cord clip ) <hl> but I have a few to add of my own. To sum them all up, this vacuum is hard to maneuver and absolutely will not get into or under small places because the nozzle is too wide and too high. Yes, there's a nozzle attachment for those uses but the suction is so low that it's worthless. In addition, the vacuum is heavy and unwieldy. I am a woman with not particularly strong hands, but come on! This is supposed to be a convenience item, and instead it's a big pain. I particularly wanted to use it in the car and in the crevices under the cushions of the chairs and couches. But it's definitely not suitable for those uses. At least not in my hands. This was a wasted purchase for me. Consider the uses you intend to put it to before purchasing and check the one- and two-star reviews.

I bought this hand-held vac because of the good reviews (should have read the one-star's) and I just sold it in a garage sale. I agree with several of the other complaints (poor suction, blows dust, cord doesn't stay wrapped even if you use the <hl> cord clip <hl>) but I have a few to add of my own. To sum them all up, this vacuum is hard to maneuver and absolutely will not get into or under small places because the nozzle is too wide and too high. Yes, there's a nozzle attachment for those uses but the suction is so low that it's worthless. In addition, the vacuum is heavy and unwieldy. I am a woman with not particularly strong hands, but come on! This is supposed to be a convenience item, and instead it's a big pain. I particularly wanted to use it in the car and in the crevices under the cushions of the chairs and couches. But it's definitely not suitable for those uses. At least not in my hands.This was a wasted purchase for me. Consider the uses you intend to put it to before purchasing and check the one- and two-star reviews.

I agree with several of the other complaints (poor suction, blows dust, cord doesn't stay wrapped even if you use the <hl> cord clip <hl> )


Question: What size is the vacuum?

Answer: hand-held

<hl> I bought this hand-held vac because of the good reviews (should have read the one-star's) and I just sold it in a garage sale. <hl> I agree with several of the other complaints (poor suction, blows dust, cord doesn't stay wrapped even if you use the cord clip) but I have a few to add of my own. To sum them all up, this vacuum is hard to maneuver and absolutely will not get into or under small places because the nozzle is too wide and too high. Yes, there's a nozzle attachment for those uses but the suction is so low that it's worthless. In addition, the vacuum is heavy and unwieldy. I am a woman with not particularly strong hands, but come on! This is supposed to be a convenience item, and instead it's a big pain. I particularly wanted to use it in the car and in the crevices under the cushions of the chairs and couches. But it's definitely not suitable for those uses. At least not in my hands. This was a wasted purchase for me. Consider the uses you intend to put it to before purchasing and check the one- and two-star reviews.

I bought this <hl> hand-held <hl> vac because of the good reviews (should have read the one-star's) and I just sold it in a garage sale. I agree with several of the other complaints (poor suction, blows dust, cord doesn't stay wrapped even if you use the cord clip) but I have a few to add of my own. To sum them all up, this vacuum is hard to maneuver and absolutely will not get into or under small places because the nozzle is too wide and too high. Yes, there's a nozzle attachment for those uses but the suction is so low that it's worthless. In addition, the vacuum is heavy and unwieldy. I am a woman with not particularly strong hands, but come on! This is supposed to be a convenience item, and instead it's a big pain. I particularly wanted to use it in the car and in the crevices under the cushions of the chairs and couches. But it's definitely not suitable for those uses. At least not in my hands.This was a wasted purchase for me. Consider the uses you intend to put it to before purchasing and check the one- and two-star reviews.


Question: What holds the Deep Water Bath to the bath?

This is a really good product but when first purchased we thought it wasn't going to work. Just stepping into the empty tub to install by lightly wetting the suction cups and applying pressure it would not stick. After reading the package, there was no info on wetting the product. It only says to work your way around the device pressing suctions in a row. Still didn't work for us. Since the house was a little chilly we placed it in the sink with hot water for a couple of minutes to soak. In the meantime, taking a wet cloth with some soap, cleaned the area around the escape point and finished by drying it with a towel. Then we removed the Deep Water Bath from the hot soak and shook it off. Trying again to work around the suctions it stuck perfectly. It does say to take it off each time and rinse with cool water - to avoid mold. You can also throw it in with the wash every now and then. It makes a great full bath to relax in! :)

Answer: suction cups

This is a really good product but when first purchased we thought it wasn't going to work. <hl> Just stepping into the empty tub to install by lightly wetting the suction cups and applying pressure it would not stick. <hl> After reading the package, there was no info on wetting the product. It only says to work your way around the device pressing suctions in a row. Still didn't work for us. Since the house was a little chilly we placed it in the sink with hot water for a couple of minutes to soak. In the meantime, taking a wet cloth with some soap, cleaned the area around the escape point and finished by drying it with a towel. Then we removed the Deep Water Bath from the hot soak and shook it off. Trying again to work around the suctions it stuck perfectly. It does say to take it off each time and rinse with cool water - to avoid mold. You can also throw it in with the wash every now and then. It makes a great full bath to relax in! :)

This is a really good product but when first purchased we thought it wasn't going to work. Just stepping into the empty tub to install by lightly wetting the <hl> suction cups <hl> and applying pressure it would not stick. After reading the package, there was no info on wetting the product. It only says to work your way around the device pressing suctions in a row. Still didn't work for us. Since the house was a little chilly we placed it in the sink with hot water for a couple of minutes to soak. In the meantime, taking a wet cloth with some soap, cleaned the area around the escape point and finished by drying it with a towel. Then we removed the Deep Water Bath from the hot soak and shook it off. Trying again to work around the suctions it stuck perfectly. It does say to take it off each time and rinse with cool water - to avoid mold. You can also throw it in with the wash every now and then. It makes a great full bath to relax in! :)


Question: What helps to attach the Deep Water Bath to the surface of the tub?

Answer: hot soak

This is a really good product but when first purchased we thought it wasn't going to work. Just stepping into the empty tub to install by lightly wetting the suction cups and applying pressure it would not stick. After reading the package, there was no info on wetting the product. It only says to work your way around the device pressing suctions in a row. Still didn't work for us. Since the house was a little chilly we placed it in the sink with hot water for a couple of minutes to soak. In the meantime, taking a wet cloth with some soap, cleaned the area around the escape point and finished by drying it with a towel. <hl> Then we removed the Deep Water Bath from the hot soak and shook it off. <hl> Trying again to work around the suctions it stuck perfectly. It does say to take it off each time and rinse with cool water - to avoid mold. You can also throw it in with the wash every now and then. It makes a great full bath to relax in! :)

This is a really good product but when first purchased we thought it wasn't going to work. Just stepping into the empty tub to install by lightly wetting the suction cups and applying pressure it would not stick. After reading the package, there was no info on wetting the product. It only says to work your way around the device pressing suctions in a row. Still didn't work for us. Since the house was a little chilly we placed it in the sink with hot water for a couple of minutes to soak. In the meantime, taking a wet cloth with some soap, cleaned the area around the escape point and finished by drying it with a towel. Then we removed the Deep Water Bath from the <hl> hot soak <hl> and shook it off. Trying again to work around the suctions it stuck perfectly. It does say to take it off each time and rinse with cool water - to avoid mold. You can also throw it in with the wash every now and then. It makes a great full bath to relax in! :)


Question: What should be done to keep mold off the Deep Water Bath?

Answer: rinse with cool water

This is a really good product but when first purchased we thought it wasn't going to work. Just stepping into the empty tub to install by lightly wetting the suction cups and applying pressure it would not stick. After reading the package, there was no info on wetting the product. It only says to work your way around the device pressing suctions in a row. Still didn't work for us. Since the house was a little chilly we placed it in the sink with hot water for a couple of minutes to soak. In the meantime, taking a wet cloth with some soap, cleaned the area around the escape point and finished by drying it with a towel. Then we removed the Deep Water Bath from the hot soak and shook it off. Trying again to work around the suctions it stuck perfectly. <hl> It does say to take it off each time and rinse with cool water - to avoid mold. <hl> You can also throw it in with the wash every now and then. It makes a great full bath to relax in! :)

This is a really good product but when first purchased we thought it wasn't going to work. Just stepping into the empty tub to install by lightly wetting the suction cups and applying pressure it would not stick. After reading the package, there was no info on wetting the product. It only says to work your way around the device pressing suctions in a row. Still didn't work for us. Since the house was a little chilly we placed it in the sink with hot water for a couple of minutes to soak. In the meantime, taking a wet cloth with some soap, cleaned the area around the escape point and finished by drying it with a towel. Then we removed the Deep Water Bath from the hot soak and shook it off. Trying again to work around the suctions it stuck perfectly. It does say to take it off each time and <hl> rinse with cool water <hl> - to avoid mold. You can also throw it in with the wash every now and then. It makes a great full bath to relax in! :)


Question: What is a easy way to clean the Deep Water Bath?

Answer: throw it in with the wash

This is a really good product but when first purchased we thought it wasn't going to work. Just stepping into the empty tub to install by lightly wetting the suction cups and applying pressure it would not stick. After reading the package, there was no info on wetting the product. It only says to work your way around the device pressing suctions in a row. Still didn't work for us. Since the house was a little chilly we placed it in the sink with hot water for a couple of minutes to soak. In the meantime, taking a wet cloth with some soap, cleaned the area around the escape point and finished by drying it with a towel. Then we removed the Deep Water Bath from the hot soak and shook it off. Trying again to work around the suctions it stuck perfectly. It does say to take it off each time and rinse with cool water - to avoid mold. <hl> You can also throw it in with the wash every now and then. <hl> It makes a great full bath to relax in! :)

This is a really good product but when first purchased we thought it wasn't going to work. Just stepping into the empty tub to install by lightly wetting the suction cups and applying pressure it would not stick. After reading the package, there was no info on wetting the product. It only says to work your way around the device pressing suctions in a row. Still didn't work for us. Since the house was a little chilly we placed it in the sink with hot water for a couple of minutes to soak. In the meantime, taking a wet cloth with some soap, cleaned the area around the escape point and finished by drying it with a towel. Then we removed the Deep Water Bath from the hot soak and shook it off. Trying again to work around the suctions it stuck perfectly. It does say to take it off each time and rinse with cool water - to avoid mold. You can also <hl> throw it in with the wash <hl> every now and then. It makes a great full bath to relax in! :)


Question: What kind of directions are given on the box to attach the Deep Water Bath to the suface of the tub?

Answer: work your way around the device pressing suctions in a row

This is a really good product but when first purchased we thought it wasn't going to work. Just stepping into the empty tub to install by lightly wetting the suction cups and applying pressure it would not stick. After reading the package, there was no info on wetting the product. <hl> It only says to work your way around the device pressing suctions in a row . <hl> Still didn't work for us. Since the house was a little chilly we placed it in the sink with hot water for a couple of minutes to soak. In the meantime, taking a wet cloth with some soap, cleaned the area around the escape point and finished by drying it with a towel. Then we removed the Deep Water Bath from the hot soak and shook it off. Trying again to work around the suctions it stuck perfectly. It does say to take it off each time and rinse with cool water - to avoid mold. You can also throw it in with the wash every now and then. It makes a great full bath to relax in! :)

This is a really good product but when first purchased we thought it wasn't going to work. Just stepping into the empty tub to install by lightly wetting the suction cups and applying pressure it would not stick. After reading the package, there was no info on wetting the product. It only says to <hl> work your way around the device pressing suctions in a row <hl>. Still didn't work for us. Since the house was a little chilly we placed it in the sink with hot water for a couple of minutes to soak. In the meantime, taking a wet cloth with some soap, cleaned the area around the escape point and finished by drying it with a towel. Then we removed the Deep Water Bath from the hot soak and shook it off. Trying again to work around the suctions it stuck perfectly. It does say to take it off each time and rinse with cool water - to avoid mold. You can also throw it in with the wash every now and then. It makes a great full bath to relax in! :)

It only says to <hl> work your way around the device pressing suctions in a row <hl> .


Question: What got caught in the Vitamix?

I picked up one of these as a temp blender b/c some tahini seized up in my Vitamix and I had to send it in for warranty which would put me without a blender for 2 weeks.I can't speak to other's expectations or results, but the makers bill this blender as an affordable alternative to a Vitamix.It is not. It doesn't come close.It blends just as nicely as the ~$100 Cuisinart I previously had, but it is nothing close to the Vitamix 5200 it is temporarily replacing. The speed and smoothness are legions away from the Vitamix. I can't fathom how anyone could even try to compare the two. I've used 20 year old Vitamixes that blend more smoothly.I'll keep it and possibly use it as a travel/back-up/whatever blender, but there really isn't a comparison. I'd happily give it a higher rating if the makers weren't trying to say the devices compare to each other. It's an absolutely decent blender, but any comparison to a Vitamix is completely out of line, ATMO.

Answer: tahini

<hl> I picked up one of these as a temp blender b/c some tahini seized up in my Vitamix and I had to send it in for warranty which would put me without a blender for 2 weeks. <hl> I can't speak to other's expectations or results, but the makers bill this blender as an affordable alternative to a Vitamix. It is not. It doesn't come close. It blends just as nicely as the ~$100 Cuisinart I previously had, but it is nothing close to the Vitamix 5200 it is temporarily replacing. The speed and smoothness are legions away from the Vitamix. I can't fathom how anyone could even try to compare the two. I've used 20 year old Vitamixes that blend more smoothly. I'll keep it and possibly use it as a travel/back-up/whatever blender, but there really isn't a comparison. I'd happily give it a higher rating if the makers weren't trying to say the devices compare to each other. It's an absolutely decent blender, but any comparison to a Vitamix is completely out of line, ATMO.

I picked up one of these as a temp blender b/c some <hl> tahini <hl> seized up in my Vitamix and I had to send it in for warranty which would put me without a blender for 2 weeks.I can't speak to other's expectations or results, but the makers bill this blender as an affordable alternative to a Vitamix.It is not. It doesn't come close.It blends just as nicely as the ~$100 Cuisinart I previously had, but it is nothing close to the Vitamix 5200 it is temporarily replacing. The speed and smoothness are legions away from the Vitamix. I can't fathom how anyone could even try to compare the two. I've used 20 year old Vitamixes that blend more smoothly.I'll keep it and possibly use it as a travel/back-up/whatever blender, but there really isn't a comparison. I'd happily give it a higher rating if the makers weren't trying to say the devices compare to each other. It's an absolutely decent blender, but any comparison to a Vitamix is completely out of line, ATMO.


Question: For how long was there no blender?

Answer: 2 weeks

<hl> I picked up one of these as a temp blender b/c some tahini seized up in my Vitamix and I had to send it in for warranty which would put me without a blender for 2 weeks .I can't speak to other's expectations or results, but the makers bill this blender as an affordable alternative to a Vitamix. <hl> It is not. It doesn't come close. It blends just as nicely as the ~$100 Cuisinart I previously had, but it is nothing close to the Vitamix 5200 it is temporarily replacing. The speed and smoothness are legions away from the Vitamix. I can't fathom how anyone could even try to compare the two. I've used 20 year old Vitamixes that blend more smoothly. I'll keep it and possibly use it as a travel/back-up/whatever blender, but there really isn't a comparison. I'd happily give it a higher rating if the makers weren't trying to say the devices compare to each other. It's an absolutely decent blender, but any comparison to a Vitamix is completely out of line, ATMO.

I picked up one of these as a temp blender b/c some tahini seized up in my Vitamix and I had to send it in for warranty which would put me without a blender for <hl> 2 weeks <hl>.I can't speak to other's expectations or results, but the makers bill this blender as an affordable alternative to a Vitamix.It is not. It doesn't come close.It blends just as nicely as the ~$100 Cuisinart I previously had, but it is nothing close to the Vitamix 5200 it is temporarily replacing. The speed and smoothness are legions away from the Vitamix. I can't fathom how anyone could even try to compare the two. I've used 20 year old Vitamixes that blend more smoothly.I'll keep it and possibly use it as a travel/back-up/whatever blender, but there really isn't a comparison. I'd happily give it a higher rating if the makers weren't trying to say the devices compare to each other. It's an absolutely decent blender, but any comparison to a Vitamix is completely out of line, ATMO.

I picked up one of these as a temp blender b/c some tahini seized up in my Vitamix and I had to send it in for warranty which would put me without a blender for <hl> 2 weeks <hl> .I can't speak to other's expectations or results, but the makers bill this blender as an affordable alternative to a Vitamix.


Question: What brand is the blender marketed as  an inexpensive replacement for?

Answer: Cuisinart

I picked up one of these as a temp blender b/c some tahini seized up in my Vitamix and I had to send it in for warranty which would put me without a blender for 2 weeks. I can't speak to other's expectations or results, but the makers bill this blender as an affordable alternative to a Vitamix. It is not. It doesn't come close. <hl> It blends just as nicely as the ~$100 Cuisinart I previously had, but it is nothing close to the Vitamix 5200 it is temporarily replacing. <hl> The speed and smoothness are legions away from the Vitamix. I can't fathom how anyone could even try to compare the two. I've used 20 year old Vitamixes that blend more smoothly. I'll keep it and possibly use it as a travel/back-up/whatever blender, but there really isn't a comparison. I'd happily give it a higher rating if the makers weren't trying to say the devices compare to each other. It's an absolutely decent blender, but any comparison to a Vitamix is completely out of line, ATMO.

I picked up one of these as a temp blender b/c some tahini seized up in my Vitamix and I had to send it in for warranty which would put me without a blender for 2 weeks.I can't speak to other's expectations or results, but the makers bill this blender as an affordable alternative to a Vitamix.It is not. It doesn't come close.It blends just as nicely as the ~$100 <hl> Cuisinart <hl> I previously had, but it is nothing close to the Vitamix 5200 it is temporarily replacing. The speed and smoothness are legions away from the Vitamix. I can't fathom how anyone could even try to compare the two. I've used 20 year old Vitamixes that blend more smoothly.I'll keep it and possibly use it as a travel/back-up/whatever blender, but there really isn't a comparison. I'd happily give it a higher rating if the makers weren't trying to say the devices compare to each other. It's an absolutely decent blender, but any comparison to a Vitamix is completely out of line, ATMO.


Question: Which model blender is being replaced?

Answer: Vitamix 5200

I picked up one of these as a temp blender b/c some tahini seized up in my Vitamix and I had to send it in for warranty which would put me without a blender for 2 weeks. I can't speak to other's expectations or results, but the makers bill this blender as an affordable alternative to a Vitamix. It is not. It doesn't come close. <hl> It blends just as nicely as the ~$100 Cuisinart I previously had, but it is nothing close to the Vitamix 5200 it is temporarily replacing. <hl> The speed and smoothness are legions away from the Vitamix. I can't fathom how anyone could even try to compare the two. I've used 20 year old Vitamixes that blend more smoothly. I'll keep it and possibly use it as a travel/back-up/whatever blender, but there really isn't a comparison. I'd happily give it a higher rating if the makers weren't trying to say the devices compare to each other. It's an absolutely decent blender, but any comparison to a Vitamix is completely out of line, ATMO.

I picked up one of these as a temp blender b/c some tahini seized up in my Vitamix and I had to send it in for warranty which would put me without a blender for 2 weeks.I can't speak to other's expectations or results, but the makers bill this blender as an affordable alternative to a Vitamix.It is not. It doesn't come close.It blends just as nicely as the ~$100 Cuisinart I previously had, but it is nothing close to the <hl> Vitamix 5200 <hl> it is temporarily replacing. The speed and smoothness are legions away from the Vitamix. I can't fathom how anyone could even try to compare the two. I've used 20 year old Vitamixes that blend more smoothly.I'll keep it and possibly use it as a travel/back-up/whatever blender, but there really isn't a comparison. I'd happily give it a higher rating if the makers weren't trying to say the devices compare to each other. It's an absolutely decent blender, but any comparison to a Vitamix is completely out of line, ATMO.


Question: What is the cost of the thermometer?

I have had a Taylor 5932 NSF oven thermometer for over 3 yrs now. Until I cracked (or think I did) the glass, it worked perfectly. Yes, it will age, discolour, and faded numbers become a little more difficult to read over time as it frequently subjected to high heat. ( I probably should take it out when broiling.)After I cracked (note the "I cracked") it has become unreliable, I have to tap it with a wooden spoon to get the needle to respond. After I noticed this, I took it out and noticed a fair amount of "debris" inside the instrument. I assume this is the cause of the "stickiness" of needle to respond.I have to give this product 5 stars, as I haven't exactly treated it well, but for 3 yrs it worked very well and baked goods & roasted foods came out perfectly after I calibrated my oven TO this thermometer, which it had not before. For $5-$6 can I really ask for any more than 3 good years of hard use and abuse of a product.I am today ordering a replacement one, so, yes, I recommend.

Answer: $5-$6

I have had a Taylor 5932 NSF oven thermometer for over 3 yrs now. Until I cracked (or think I did) the glass, it worked perfectly. Yes, it will age, discolour, and faded numbers become a little more difficult to read over time as it frequently subjected to high heat. ( I probably should take it out when broiling.)After I cracked (note the "I cracked") it has become unreliable, I have to tap it with a wooden spoon to get the needle to respond. After I noticed this, I took it out and noticed a fair amount of "debris" inside the instrument. I assume this is the cause of the "stickiness" of needle to respond. I have to give this product 5 stars, as I haven't exactly treated it well, but for 3 yrs it worked very well and baked goods & roasted foods came out perfectly after I calibrated my oven TO this thermometer, which it had not before. <hl> For $5-$6 can I really ask for any more than 3 good years of hard use and abuse of a product. <hl> I am today ordering a replacement one, so, yes, I recommend.

I have had a Taylor 5932 NSF oven thermometer for over 3 yrs now. Until I cracked (or think I did) the glass, it worked perfectly. Yes, it will age, discolour, and faded numbers become a little more difficult to read over time as it frequently subjected to high heat. ( I probably should take it out when broiling.)After I cracked (note the "I cracked") it has become unreliable, I have to tap it with a wooden spoon to get the needle to respond. After I noticed this, I took it out and noticed a fair amount of "debris" inside the instrument. I assume this is the cause of the "stickiness" of needle to respond.I have to give this product 5 stars, as I haven't exactly treated it well, but for 3 yrs it worked very well and baked goods & roasted foods came out perfectly after I calibrated my oven TO this thermometer, which it had not before. For <hl> $5-$6 <hl> can I really ask for any more than 3 good years of hard use and abuse of a product.I am today ordering a replacement one, so, yes, I recommend.


Question: What was used in order for the needle to move?

Answer: wooden spoon

I have had a Taylor 5932 NSF oven thermometer for over 3 yrs now. Until I cracked (or think I did) the glass, it worked perfectly. Yes, it will age, discolour, and faded numbers become a little more difficult to read over time as it frequently subjected to high heat. ( I probably should take it out when broiling.)After I cracked (note the "I cracked") it has become unreliable, I have to tap it with <hl> a wooden spoon to get the needle to respond. <hl> After I noticed this, I took it out and noticed a fair amount of "debris" inside the instrument. I assume this is the cause of the "stickiness" of needle to respond. I have to give this product 5 stars, as I haven't exactly treated it well, but for 3 yrs it worked very well and baked goods & roasted foods came out perfectly after I calibrated my oven TO this thermometer, which it had not before. For $5-$6 can I really ask for any more than 3 good years of hard use and abuse of a product. I am today ordering a replacement one, so, yes, I recommend.

I have had a Taylor 5932 NSF oven thermometer for over 3 yrs now. Until I cracked (or think I did) the glass, it worked perfectly. Yes, it will age, discolour, and faded numbers become a little more difficult to read over time as it frequently subjected to high heat. ( I probably should take it out when broiling.)After I cracked (note the "I cracked") it has become unreliable, I have to tap it with a <hl> wooden spoon <hl> to get the needle to respond. After I noticed this, I took it out and noticed a fair amount of "debris" inside the instrument. I assume this is the cause of the "stickiness" of needle to respond.I have to give this product 5 stars, as I haven't exactly treated it well, but for 3 yrs it worked very well and baked goods & roasted foods came out perfectly after I calibrated my oven TO this thermometer, which it had not before. For $5-$6 can I really ask for any more than 3 good years of hard use and abuse of a product.I am today ordering a replacement one, so, yes, I recommend.


Question: How long did the thermometer last?

Answer: over 3 yrs

<hl> I have had a Taylor 5932 NSF oven thermometer for over 3 yrs now. <hl> Until I cracked (or think I did) the glass, it worked perfectly. Yes, it will age, discolour, and faded numbers become a little more difficult to read over time as it frequently subjected to high heat. ( I probably should take it out when broiling.)After I cracked (note the "I cracked") it has become unreliable, I have to tap it with a wooden spoon to get the needle to respond. After I noticed this, I took it out and noticed a fair amount of "debris" inside the instrument. I assume this is the cause of the "stickiness" of needle to respond. I have to give this product 5 stars, as I haven't exactly treated it well, but for 3 yrs it worked very well and baked goods & roasted foods came out perfectly after I calibrated my oven TO this thermometer, which it had not before. For $5-$6 can I really ask for any more than 3 good years of hard use and abuse of a product. I am today ordering a replacement one, so, yes, I recommend.

I have had a Taylor 5932 NSF oven thermometer for <hl> over 3 yrs <hl> now. Until I cracked (or think I did) the glass, it worked perfectly. Yes, it will age, discolour, and faded numbers become a little more difficult to read over time as it frequently subjected to high heat. ( I probably should take it out when broiling.)After I cracked (note the "I cracked") it has become unreliable, I have to tap it with a wooden spoon to get the needle to respond. After I noticed this, I took it out and noticed a fair amount of "debris" inside the instrument. I assume this is the cause of the "stickiness" of needle to respond.I have to give this product 5 stars, as I haven't exactly treated it well, but for 3 yrs it worked very well and baked goods & roasted foods came out perfectly after I calibrated my oven TO this thermometer, which it had not before. For $5-$6 can I really ask for any more than 3 good years of hard use and abuse of a product.I am today ordering a replacement one, so, yes, I recommend.


Question: How many stars did the oven thermometer receive?

Answer: 5

<hl> I have had a Taylor 5 932 NSF oven thermometer for over 3 yrs now. <hl> Until I cracked (or think I did) the glass, it worked perfectly. Yes, it will age, discolour, and faded numbers become a little more difficult to read over time as it frequently subjected to high heat. ( I probably should take it out when broiling.)After I cracked (note the "I cracked") it has become unreliable, I have to tap it with a wooden spoon to get the needle to respond. After I noticed this, I took it out and noticed a fair amount of "debris" inside the instrument. I assume this is the cause of the "stickiness" of needle to respond. I have to give this product 5 stars, as I haven't exactly treated it well, but for 3 yrs it worked very well and baked goods & roasted foods came out perfectly after I calibrated my oven TO this thermometer, which it had not before. For $5-$6 can I really ask for any more than 3 good years of hard use and abuse of a product. I am today ordering a replacement one, so, yes, I recommend.

I have had a Taylor <hl> 5 <hl>932 NSF oven thermometer for over 3 yrs now. Until I cracked (or think I did) the glass, it worked perfectly. Yes, it will age, discolour, and faded numbers become a little more difficult to read over time as it frequently subjected to high heat. ( I probably should take it out when broiling.)After I cracked (note the "I cracked") it has become unreliable, I have to tap it with a wooden spoon to get the needle to respond. After I noticed this, I took it out and noticed a fair amount of "debris" inside the instrument. I assume this is the cause of the "stickiness" of needle to respond.I have to give this product 5 stars, as I haven't exactly treated it well, but for 3 yrs it worked very well and baked goods & roasted foods came out perfectly after I calibrated my oven TO this thermometer, which it had not before. For $5-$6 can I really ask for any more than 3 good years of hard use and abuse of a product.I am today ordering a replacement one, so, yes, I recommend.

I have had a Taylor <hl> 5 <hl> 932 NSF oven thermometer for over 3 yrs now.


Question: What becomes more difficult to read with more exposure to heat?

Answer: faded numbers

I have had a Taylor 5932 NSF oven thermometer for over 3 yrs now. Until I cracked (or think I did) the glass, it worked perfectly. <hl> Yes, it will age, discolour, and faded numbers become a little more difficult to read over time as it frequently subjected to high heat. <hl> ( I probably should take it out when broiling.)After I cracked (note the "I cracked") it has become unreliable, I have to tap it with a wooden spoon to get the needle to respond. After I noticed this, I took it out and noticed a fair amount of "debris" inside the instrument. I assume this is the cause of the "stickiness" of needle to respond. I have to give this product 5 stars, as I haven't exactly treated it well, but for 3 yrs it worked very well and baked goods & roasted foods came out perfectly after I calibrated my oven TO this thermometer, which it had not before. For $5-$6 can I really ask for any more than 3 good years of hard use and abuse of a product. I am today ordering a replacement one, so, yes, I recommend.

I have had a Taylor 5932 NSF oven thermometer for over 3 yrs now. Until I cracked (or think I did) the glass, it worked perfectly. Yes, it will age, discolour, and <hl> faded numbers <hl> become a little more difficult to read over time as it frequently subjected to high heat. ( I probably should take it out when broiling.)After I cracked (note the "I cracked") it has become unreliable, I have to tap it with a wooden spoon to get the needle to respond. After I noticed this, I took it out and noticed a fair amount of "debris" inside the instrument. I assume this is the cause of the "stickiness" of needle to respond.I have to give this product 5 stars, as I haven't exactly treated it well, but for 3 yrs it worked very well and baked goods & roasted foods came out perfectly after I calibrated my oven TO this thermometer, which it had not before. For $5-$6 can I really ask for any more than 3 good years of hard use and abuse of a product.I am today ordering a replacement one, so, yes, I recommend.


Question: What city were the gift recipients going to?

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

Answer: Chicago

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

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

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


Question: Who were the mason jars purchased for?

Answer: a couple

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

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


Question: What item was purchased?

Answer: mason jars

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

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

Nothing says redneck like <hl> mason jars <hl> , except maybe duck tape.


Question: How are mason jars described?

Answer: redneck

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

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


Question: Where is the knife made?

Well, I was skeptical because the price was so low, but this is a real knife.Pros:+ Blade incredibly sharp+ Sheath is solid wood+ Sheath fits blade like a glove+ Knife is light weightCons:- Handle is slightly rough- Handle is not solid wood? (wood fibre?)- Super-light handle throws off balanceThe strong point of this knife is its blade. It's made in japan and razor sharp. This knife is at least 10x as sharp as any knives you would find at your local department store even if you paid double the price. The combination of sharpness and light weight makes this knife incredibly dangerous, and coincidentally, really effective at its intended function.So, in the end, even though this knife is not perfect, it has quality where it counts, and the price is amazing. It is easily five stars at this price, and would make a great little gift for someone who likes to snack on fruit or vegetables, as long as their dexterity is good =)

Answer: japan

It's made in japan and razor sharp.

Well, I was skeptical because the price was so low, but this is a real knife. Pros:+ Blade incredibly sharp+ Sheath is solid wood+ Sheath fits blade like a glove+ Knife is light weightCons:- Handle is slightly rough- Handle is not solid wood? (wood fibre?)- Super-light handle throws off balanceThe strong point of this knife is its blade. <hl> It's made in japan and razor sharp. <hl> This knife is at least 10x as sharp as any knives you would find at your local department store even if you paid double the price. The combination of sharpness and light weight makes this knife incredibly dangerous, and coincidentally, really effective at its intended function. So, in the end, even though this knife is not perfect, it has quality where it counts, and the price is amazing. It is easily five stars at this price, and would make a great little gift for someone who likes to snack on fruit or vegetables, as long as their dexterity is good =)

Well, I was skeptical because the price was so low, but this is a real knife.Pros:+ Blade incredibly sharp+ Sheath is solid wood+ Sheath fits blade like a glove+ Knife is light weightCons:- Handle is slightly rough- Handle is not solid wood? (wood fibre?)- Super-light handle throws off balanceThe strong point of this knife is its blade. It's made in <hl> japan <hl> and razor sharp. This knife is at least 10x as sharp as any knives you would find at your local department store even if you paid double the price. The combination of sharpness and light weight makes this knife incredibly dangerous, and coincidentally, really effective at its intended function.So, in the end, even though this knife is not perfect, it has quality where it counts, and the price is amazing. It is easily five stars at this price, and would make a great little gift for someone who likes to snack on fruit or vegetables, as long as their dexterity is good =)


Question: What is the best part about the knife?

Answer: its blade

Well, I was skeptical because the price was so low, but this is a real knife. <hl> Pros:+ Blade incredibly sharp+ Sheath is solid wood+ Sheath f its blade like a glove+ Knife is light weightCons:- Handle is slightly rough- <hl> Handle is not solid wood? (wood fibre?)- Super-light handle throws off balanceThe strong point of this knife is its blade. It's made in japan and razor sharp. This knife is at least 10x as sharp as any knives you would find at your local department store even if you paid double the price. The combination of sharpness and light weight makes this knife incredibly dangerous, and coincidentally, really effective at its intended function. So, in the end, even though this knife is not perfect, it has quality where it counts, and the price is amazing. It is easily five stars at this price, and would make a great little gift for someone who likes to snack on fruit or vegetables, as long as their dexterity is good =)

Well, I was skeptical because the price was so low, but this is a real knife.Pros:+ Blade incredibly sharp+ Sheath is solid wood+ Sheath f<hl> its blade <hl> like a glove+ Knife is light weightCons:- Handle is slightly rough- Handle is not solid wood? (wood fibre?)- Super-light handle throws off balanceThe strong point of this knife is its blade. It's made in japan and razor sharp. This knife is at least 10x as sharp as any knives you would find at your local department store even if you paid double the price. The combination of sharpness and light weight makes this knife incredibly dangerous, and coincidentally, really effective at its intended function.So, in the end, even though this knife is not perfect, it has quality where it counts, and the price is amazing. It is easily five stars at this price, and would make a great little gift for someone who likes to snack on fruit or vegetables, as long as their dexterity is good =)

Pros:+ Blade incredibly sharp+ Sheath is solid wood+ Sheath f <hl> its blade <hl> like a glove+ Knife is light weightCons:- Handle is slightly rough-


Question: What material is the sheath made from?

Answer: solid wood

Well, I was skeptical because the price was so low, but this is a real knife. <hl> Pros:+ Blade incredibly sharp+ Sheath is solid wood + Sheath fits blade like a glove+ Knife is light <hl> weightCons:- Handle is slightly rough- Handle is not solid wood? (wood fibre?)- Super-light handle throws off balanceThe strong point of this knife is its blade. It's made in japan and razor sharp. This knife is at least 10x as sharp as any knives you would find at your local department store even if you paid double the price. The combination of sharpness and light weight makes this knife incredibly dangerous, and coincidentally, really effective at its intended function. So, in the end, even though this knife is not perfect, it has quality where it counts, and the price is amazing. It is easily five stars at this price, and would make a great little gift for someone who likes to snack on fruit or vegetables, as long as their dexterity is good =)

Well, I was skeptical because the price was so low, but this is a real knife.Pros:+ Blade incredibly sharp+ Sheath is <hl> solid wood <hl>+ Sheath fits blade like a glove+ Knife is light weightCons:- Handle is slightly rough- Handle is not solid wood? (wood fibre?)- Super-light handle throws off balanceThe strong point of this knife is its blade. It's made in japan and razor sharp. This knife is at least 10x as sharp as any knives you would find at your local department store even if you paid double the price. The combination of sharpness and light weight makes this knife incredibly dangerous, and coincidentally, really effective at its intended function.So, in the end, even though this knife is not perfect, it has quality where it counts, and the price is amazing. It is easily five stars at this price, and would make a great little gift for someone who likes to snack on fruit or vegetables, as long as their dexterity is good =)

Pros:+ Blade incredibly sharp+ Sheath is <hl> solid wood <hl> + Sheath fits blade like a glove+ Knife is light


Question: How much sharper is the knife compared to other knives?

Answer: 10x

Well, I was skeptical because the price was so low, but this is a real knife. Pros:+ Blade incredibly sharp+ Sheath is solid wood+ Sheath fits blade like a glove+ Knife is light weightCons:- Handle is slightly rough- Handle is not solid wood? (wood fibre?)- Super-light handle throws off balanceThe strong point of this knife is its blade. It's made in japan and razor sharp. <hl> This knife is at least 10x as sharp as any knives you would find at your local department store even if you paid double the price. <hl> The combination of sharpness and light weight makes this knife incredibly dangerous, and coincidentally, really effective at its intended function. So, in the end, even though this knife is not perfect, it has quality where it counts, and the price is amazing. It is easily five stars at this price, and would make a great little gift for someone who likes to snack on fruit or vegetables, as long as their dexterity is good =)

Well, I was skeptical because the price was so low, but this is a real knife.Pros:+ Blade incredibly sharp+ Sheath is solid wood+ Sheath fits blade like a glove+ Knife is light weightCons:- Handle is slightly rough- Handle is not solid wood? (wood fibre?)- Super-light handle throws off balanceThe strong point of this knife is its blade. It's made in japan and razor sharp. This knife is at least <hl> 10x <hl> as sharp as any knives you would find at your local department store even if you paid double the price. The combination of sharpness and light weight makes this knife incredibly dangerous, and coincidentally, really effective at its intended function.So, in the end, even though this knife is not perfect, it has quality where it counts, and the price is amazing. It is easily five stars at this price, and would make a great little gift for someone who likes to snack on fruit or vegetables, as long as their dexterity is good =)


Question: How did the buyer feel about the product at first?

Answer: skeptical

<hl> Well, I was skeptical because the price was so low, but this is a real knife. <hl> Pros:+ Blade incredibly sharp+ Sheath is solid wood+ Sheath fits blade like a glove+ Knife is light weightCons:- Handle is slightly rough- Handle is not solid wood? (wood fibre?)- Super-light handle throws off balanceThe strong point of this knife is its blade. It's made in japan and razor sharp. This knife is at least 10x as sharp as any knives you would find at your local department store even if you paid double the price. The combination of sharpness and light weight makes this knife incredibly dangerous, and coincidentally, really effective at its intended function. So, in the end, even though this knife is not perfect, it has quality where it counts, and the price is amazing. It is easily five stars at this price, and would make a great little gift for someone who likes to snack on fruit or vegetables, as long as their dexterity is good =)

Well, I was <hl> skeptical <hl> because the price was so low, but this is a real knife.Pros:+ Blade incredibly sharp+ Sheath is solid wood+ Sheath fits blade like a glove+ Knife is light weightCons:- Handle is slightly rough- Handle is not solid wood? (wood fibre?)- Super-light handle throws off balanceThe strong point of this knife is its blade. It's made in japan and razor sharp. This knife is at least 10x as sharp as any knives you would find at your local department store even if you paid double the price. The combination of sharpness and light weight makes this knife incredibly dangerous, and coincidentally, really effective at its intended function.So, in the end, even though this knife is not perfect, it has quality where it counts, and the price is amazing. It is easily five stars at this price, and would make a great little gift for someone who likes to snack on fruit or vegetables, as long as their dexterity is good =)


Question: Who said they hate waiting?

I have just started to drink a bit more wine lately, and although I'm certainly no wine connoisseur, I do know enough to realize that your red wine needs to decant a bit for optimum taste. However, the decanting process seemed like such a hassle - who really wants to spend time pulling a decanter off a shelf just to have to wash it later - plus, you have to wait, and as Inigo Montoya so eloquently said, "I hate waiting." Now, the problem is solved! Attach this aerator to your bottle, pour your glass, and enjoy right away. No waiting. That makes me happy!

Answer: Inigo Montoya

I have just started to drink a bit more wine lately, and although I'm certainly no wine connoisseur, I do know enough to realize that your red wine needs to decant a bit for optimum taste. <hl> However, the decanting process seemed like such a hassle - who really wants to spend time pulling a decanter off a shelf just to have to wash it later - plus, you have to wait, and as Inigo Montoya so eloquently said, "I hate waiting." Now, the problem is solved! <hl> Attach this aerator to your bottle, pour your glass, and enjoy right away. No waiting. That makes me happy!

I have just started to drink a bit more wine lately, and although I'm certainly no wine connoisseur, I do know enough to realize that your red wine needs to decant a bit for optimum taste. However, the decanting process seemed like such a hassle - who really wants to spend time pulling a decanter off a shelf just to have to wash it later - plus, you have to wait, and as <hl> Inigo Montoya <hl> so eloquently said, "I hate waiting." Now, the problem is solved! Attach this aerator to your bottle, pour your glass, and enjoy right away. No waiting. That makes me happy!


Question: What does red wine have to do in order to taste its best?

Answer: decant a bit

<hl> I have just started to drink a bit more wine lately, and although I'm certainly no wine connoisseur, I do know enough to realize that your red wine needs to decant a bit for optimum taste. <hl> However, the decanting process seemed like such a hassle - who really wants to spend time pulling a decanter off a shelf just to have to wash it later - plus, you have to wait, and as Inigo Montoya so eloquently said, "I hate waiting." Now, the problem is solved! Attach this aerator to your bottle, pour your glass, and enjoy right away. No waiting. That makes me happy!

I have just started to drink a bit more wine lately, and although I'm certainly no wine connoisseur, I do know enough to realize that your red wine needs to <hl> decant a bit <hl> for optimum taste. However, the decanting process seemed like such a hassle - who really wants to spend time pulling a decanter off a shelf just to have to wash it later - plus, you have to wait, and as Inigo Montoya so eloquently said, "I hate waiting." Now, the problem is solved! Attach this aerator to your bottle, pour your glass, and enjoy right away. No waiting. That makes me happy!


Question: What is attached to the wine bottle?

Answer: aerator

I have just started to drink a bit more wine lately, and although I'm certainly no wine connoisseur, I do know enough to realize that your red wine needs to decant a bit for optimum taste. However, the decanting process seemed like such a hassle - who really wants to spend time pulling a decanter off a shelf just to have to wash it later - plus, you have to wait, and as Inigo Montoya so eloquently said, "I hate waiting." Now, the problem is solved! <hl> Attach this aerator to your bottle, pour your glass, and enjoy right away. <hl> No waiting. That makes me happy!

I have just started to drink a bit more wine lately, and although I'm certainly no wine connoisseur, I do know enough to realize that your red wine needs to decant a bit for optimum taste. However, the decanting process seemed like such a hassle - who really wants to spend time pulling a decanter off a shelf just to have to wash it later - plus, you have to wait, and as Inigo Montoya so eloquently said, "I hate waiting." Now, the problem is solved! Attach this <hl> aerator <hl> to your bottle, pour your glass, and enjoy right away. No waiting. That makes me happy!


Question: In what way is the decanting process described?

Answer: hassle

I have just started to drink a bit more wine lately, and although I'm certainly no wine connoisseur, I do know enough to realize that your red wine needs to decant a bit for optimum taste. <hl> However, the decanting process seemed like such a hassle - who really wants to spend time pulling a decanter off a shelf just to have to wash it later - <hl> plus, you have to wait, and as Inigo Montoya so eloquently said, "I hate waiting." Now, the problem is solved! Attach this aerator to your bottle, pour your glass, and enjoy right away. No waiting. That makes me happy!

I have just started to drink a bit more wine lately, and although I'm certainly no wine connoisseur, I do know enough to realize that your red wine needs to decant a bit for optimum taste. However, the decanting process seemed like such a <hl> hassle <hl> - who really wants to spend time pulling a decanter off a shelf just to have to wash it later - plus, you have to wait, and as Inigo Montoya so eloquently said, "I hate waiting." Now, the problem is solved! Attach this aerator to your bottle, pour your glass, and enjoy right away. No waiting. That makes me happy!


Question: Who contacted him?

*Disclosure: I was contacted by a rep for Living Concept and provided a free sample for the purposes of giving my thoughts on it.*Hanging 10 in the closet. Who knew? Anyhow, this wood and metal hanger for the closet is indeed multi-purpose. Scarves, ties, hosiery, panties, bras, belts, socks, hats, and so on. The wood is solid and tough, the metal loops rigid and strong. If you can work out how to hang something from it, there ya go. It comes at a cheap investment price, likely less expensive than you would pay for the raw materials to make something similar. In my closet, it's doing at find job at hold all the belts I've picked up over the years.

Answer: rep

*Disclosure: I was contacted by <hl> a rep for Living Concept and provided a free sample for the purposes of giving my thoughts on it.*Hanging 10 in the closet. <hl> Who knew? Anyhow, this wood and metal hanger for the closet is indeed multi-purpose. Scarves, ties, hosiery, panties, bras, belts, socks, hats, and so on. The wood is solid and tough, the metal loops rigid and strong. If you can work out how to hang something from it, there ya go. It comes at a cheap investment price, likely less expensive than you would pay for the raw materials to make something similar. In my closet, it's doing at find job at hold all the belts I've picked up over the years.

*Disclosure: I was contacted by a <hl> rep <hl> for Living Concept and provided a free sample for the purposes of giving my thoughts on it.*Hanging 10 in the closet. Who knew? Anyhow, this wood and metal hanger for the closet is indeed multi-purpose. Scarves, ties, hosiery, panties, bras, belts, socks, hats, and so on. The wood is solid and tough, the metal loops rigid and strong. If you can work out how to hang something from it, there ya go. It comes at a cheap investment price, likely less expensive than you would pay for the raw materials to make something similar. In my closet, it's doing at find job at hold all the belts I've picked up over the years.


Question: What brand did they represent?

Answer: Living Concept

<hl> *Disclosure: I was contacted by a rep for Living Concept and provided a free sample for the purposes of giving my thoughts on it.*Hanging 10 in the closet. <hl> Who knew? Anyhow, this wood and metal hanger for the closet is indeed multi-purpose. Scarves, ties, hosiery, panties, bras, belts, socks, hats, and so on. The wood is solid and tough, the metal loops rigid and strong. If you can work out how to hang something from it, there ya go. It comes at a cheap investment price, likely less expensive than you would pay for the raw materials to make something similar. In my closet, it's doing at find job at hold all the belts I've picked up over the years.

*Disclosure: I was contacted by a rep for <hl> Living Concept <hl> and provided a free sample for the purposes of giving my thoughts on it.*Hanging 10 in the closet. Who knew? Anyhow, this wood and metal hanger for the closet is indeed multi-purpose. Scarves, ties, hosiery, panties, bras, belts, socks, hats, and so on. The wood is solid and tough, the metal loops rigid and strong. If you can work out how to hang something from it, there ya go. It comes at a cheap investment price, likely less expensive than you would pay for the raw materials to make something similar. In my closet, it's doing at find job at hold all the belts I've picked up over the years.


Question: What did they provide?

Answer: sample

<hl> *Disclosure: I was contacted by a rep for Living Concept and provided a free sample for the purposes of giving my thoughts on it.*Hanging 10 in the closet. <hl> Who knew? Anyhow, this wood and metal hanger for the closet is indeed multi-purpose. Scarves, ties, hosiery, panties, bras, belts, socks, hats, and so on. The wood is solid and tough, the metal loops rigid and strong. If you can work out how to hang something from it, there ya go. It comes at a cheap investment price, likely less expensive than you would pay for the raw materials to make something similar. In my closet, it's doing at find job at hold all the belts I've picked up over the years.

*Disclosure: I was contacted by a rep for Living Concept and provided a free <hl> sample <hl> for the purposes of giving my thoughts on it.*Hanging 10 in the closet. Who knew? Anyhow, this wood and metal hanger for the closet is indeed multi-purpose. Scarves, ties, hosiery, panties, bras, belts, socks, hats, and so on. The wood is solid and tough, the metal loops rigid and strong. If you can work out how to hang something from it, there ya go. It comes at a cheap investment price, likely less expensive than you would pay for the raw materials to make something similar. In my closet, it's doing at find job at hold all the belts I've picked up over the years.


Question: How many does he have?

Answer: 10

<hl> *Disclosure: I was contacted by a rep for Living Concept and provided a free sample for the purposes of giving my thoughts on it.*Hanging 10 in the closet. <hl> Who knew? Anyhow, this wood and metal hanger for the closet is indeed multi-purpose. Scarves, ties, hosiery, panties, bras, belts, socks, hats, and so on. The wood is solid and tough, the metal loops rigid and strong. If you can work out how to hang something from it, there ya go. It comes at a cheap investment price, likely less expensive than you would pay for the raw materials to make something similar. In my closet, it's doing at find job at hold all the belts I've picked up over the years.

*Disclosure: I was contacted by a rep for Living Concept and provided a free sample for the purposes of giving my thoughts on it.*Hanging <hl> 10 <hl> in the closet. Who knew? Anyhow, this wood and metal hanger for the closet is indeed multi-purpose. Scarves, ties, hosiery, panties, bras, belts, socks, hats, and so on. The wood is solid and tough, the metal loops rigid and strong. If you can work out how to hang something from it, there ya go. It comes at a cheap investment price, likely less expensive than you would pay for the raw materials to make something similar. In my closet, it's doing at find job at hold all the belts I've picked up over the years.


Question: How many steaks can fit into the grill?

This looks like the GE product that [a local store] carried a couple of years ago. In fact, Hamilton Beach made that unit. However...watch out, this is about 30% smaller. The picture is deceiving. It is quite a bit smaller than the Foreman Jumbo or Family size grill. Only one T-bone can fit on this grill at a time...or two chicken pieces.The non-stick surface on my previous grill started flaking after two years of light use. I do like the removable grills, however.You will need to turn the food once, since like all indoor grills, the bottom is hotter than the top plate.Addendum:I went to a Foreman jumbo. This grill just does not get hot enough to really work well. The Foreman is hotter and produces superior product.

Answer: one

This looks like the GE product that [a local store] carried a couple of years ago. In fact, Hamilton Beach made that unit. However...watch out, this is about 30% smaller. The picture is deceiving. It is quite a bit smaller than the Foreman Jumbo or Family size grill. <hl> Only one T-bone can fit on this grill at a time...or two chicken pieces. <hl> The non-stick surface on my previous grill started flaking after two years of light use. I do like the removable grills, however. You will need to turn the food once, since like all indoor grills, the bottom is hotter than the top plate. Addendum:I went to a Foreman jumbo. This grill just does not get hot enough to really work well. The Foreman is hotter and produces superior product.

This looks like the GE product that [a local store] carried a couple of years ago. In fact, Hamilton Beach made that unit. However...watch out, this is about 30% smaller. The picture is deceiving. It is quite a bit smaller than the Foreman Jumbo or Family size grill. Only <hl> one <hl> T-bone can fit on this grill at a time...or two chicken pieces.The non-stick surface on my previous grill started flaking after two years of light use. I do like the removable grills, however.You will need to turn the food once, since like all indoor grills, the bottom is hotter than the top plate.Addendum:I went to a Foreman jumbo. This grill just does not get hot enough to really work well. The Foreman is hotter and produces superior product.


Question: What type of surface is their previous grill?

Answer: non-stick

This looks like the GE product that [a local store] carried a couple of years ago. In fact, Hamilton Beach made that unit. However...watch out, this is about 30% smaller. The picture is deceiving. It is quite a bit smaller than the Foreman Jumbo or Family size grill. Only one T-bone can fit on this grill at a time...or two chicken pieces. <hl> The non-stick surface on my previous grill started flaking after two years of light use. <hl> I do like the removable grills, however. You will need to turn the food once, since like all indoor grills, the bottom is hotter than the top plate. Addendum:I went to a Foreman jumbo. This grill just does not get hot enough to really work well. The Foreman is hotter and produces superior product.

This looks like the GE product that [a local store] carried a couple of years ago. In fact, Hamilton Beach made that unit. However...watch out, this is about 30% smaller. The picture is deceiving. It is quite a bit smaller than the Foreman Jumbo or Family size grill. Only one T-bone can fit on this grill at a time...or two chicken pieces.The <hl> non-stick <hl> surface on my previous grill started flaking after two years of light use. I do like the removable grills, however.You will need to turn the food once, since like all indoor grills, the bottom is hotter than the top plate.Addendum:I went to a Foreman jumbo. This grill just does not get hot enough to really work well. The Foreman is hotter and produces superior product.


Question: What product do they think works better?

Answer: Foreman jumbo

Addendum:I went to a Foreman jumbo .

This looks like the GE product that [a local store] carried a couple of years ago. In fact, Hamilton Beach made that unit. However...watch out, this is about 30% smaller. The picture is deceiving. It is quite a bit smaller than the Foreman Jumbo or Family size grill. Only one T-bone can fit on this grill at a time...or two chicken pieces. The non-stick surface on my previous grill started flaking after two years of light use. I do like the removable grills, however. You will need to turn the food once, since like all indoor grills, the bottom is hotter than the top plate. <hl> Addendum:I went to a Foreman jumbo . <hl> This grill just does not get hot enough to really work well. The Foreman is hotter and produces superior product.

This looks like the GE product that [a local store] carried a couple of years ago. In fact, Hamilton Beach made that unit. However...watch out, this is about 30% smaller. The picture is deceiving. It is quite a bit smaller than the Foreman Jumbo or Family size grill. Only one T-bone can fit on this grill at a time...or two chicken pieces.The non-stick surface on my previous grill started flaking after two years of light use. I do like the removable grills, however.You will need to turn the food once, since like all indoor grills, the bottom is hotter than the top plate.Addendum:I went to a <hl> Foreman jumbo <hl>. This grill just does not get hot enough to really work well. The Foreman is hotter and produces superior product.

Addendum:I went to a <hl> Foreman jumbo <hl> .


Question: How many pieces of chicken can fit onto the grill?

Answer: two

This looks like the GE product that [a local store] carried a couple of years ago. In fact, Hamilton Beach made that unit. However...watch out, this is about 30% smaller. The picture is deceiving. It is quite a bit smaller than the Foreman Jumbo or Family size grill. <hl> Only one T-bone can fit on this grill at a time...or two chicken pieces. <hl> The non-stick surface on my previous grill started flaking after two years of light use. I do like the removable grills, however. You will need to turn the food once, since like all indoor grills, the bottom is hotter than the top plate. Addendum:I went to a Foreman jumbo. This grill just does not get hot enough to really work well. The Foreman is hotter and produces superior product.

This looks like the GE product that [a local store] carried a couple of years ago. In fact, Hamilton Beach made that unit. However...watch out, this is about 30% smaller. The picture is deceiving. It is quite a bit smaller than the Foreman Jumbo or Family size grill. Only one T-bone can fit on this grill at a time...or <hl> two <hl> chicken pieces.The non-stick surface on my previous grill started flaking after two years of light use. I do like the removable grills, however.You will need to turn the food once, since like all indoor grills, the bottom is hotter than the top plate.Addendum:I went to a Foreman jumbo. This grill just does not get hot enough to really work well. The Foreman is hotter and produces superior product.


Question: What product are they reviewing?

This rice cooker is a gem. I keep it on my counter because you can make just about anything in it. I use bulgar wheat instead of rice and it makes it just right. It also steams veggies like a pro. I have made soup in it that rivals any restaurant and also a cake. I have used all the settings except for the sushi button as I am not a sushi lover. This is so much more than a rice cooker and steamer. A regular "kitchen" all in one. Would not be without it and if it ever breaks down I will buy another one to replace it.

Answer: rice cooker

This rice cooker is a gem.

<hl> This rice cooker is a gem. <hl> I keep it on my counter because you can make just about anything in it. I use bulgar wheat instead of rice and it makes it just right. It also steams veggies like a pro. I have made soup in it that rivals any restaurant and also a cake. I have used all the settings except for the sushi button as I am not a sushi lover. This is so much more than a rice cooker and steamer. A regular "kitchen" all in one. Would not be without it and if it ever breaks down I will buy another one to replace it.

This <hl> rice cooker <hl> is a gem. I keep it on my counter because you can make just about anything in it. I use bulgar wheat instead of rice and it makes it just right. It also steams veggies like a pro. I have made soup in it that rivals any restaurant and also a cake. I have used all the settings except for the sushi button as I am not a sushi lover. This is so much more than a rice cooker and steamer. A regular "kitchen" all in one. Would not be without it and if it ever breaks down I will buy another one to replace it.


Question: What else can it do?

Answer: steams veggies

It also steams veggies like a pro.

This rice cooker is a gem. I keep it on my counter because you can make just about anything in it. I use bulgar wheat instead of rice and it makes it just right. <hl> It also steams veggies like a pro. <hl> I have made soup in it that rivals any restaurant and also a cake. I have used all the settings except for the sushi button as I am not a sushi lover. This is so much more than a rice cooker and steamer. A regular "kitchen" all in one. Would not be without it and if it ever breaks down I will buy another one to replace it.

This rice cooker is a gem. I keep it on my counter because you can make just about anything in it. I use bulgar wheat instead of rice and it makes it just right. It also <hl> steams veggies <hl> like a pro. I have made soup in it that rivals any restaurant and also a cake. I have used all the settings except for the sushi button as I am not a sushi lover. This is so much more than a rice cooker and steamer. A regular "kitchen" all in one. Would not be without it and if it ever breaks down I will buy another one to replace it.


Question: what setting haven't they use?

Answer: sushi

This rice cooker is a gem. I keep it on my counter because you can make just about anything in it. I use bulgar wheat instead of rice and it makes it just right. It also steams veggies like a pro. I have made soup in it that rivals any restaurant and also a cake. <hl> I have used all the settings except for the sushi button as I am not a sushi lover. <hl> This is so much more than a rice cooker and steamer. A regular "kitchen" all in one. Would not be without it and if it ever breaks down I will buy another one to replace it.

This rice cooker is a gem. I keep it on my counter because you can make just about anything in it. I use bulgar wheat instead of rice and it makes it just right. It also steams veggies like a pro. I have made soup in it that rivals any restaurant and also a cake. I have used all the settings except for the <hl> sushi <hl> button as I am not a sushi lover. This is so much more than a rice cooker and steamer. A regular "kitchen" all in one. Would not be without it and if it ever breaks down I will buy another one to replace it.


Question: What is the condition of the item?

Have you ever seen that Seinfeld where Jerry's car is attacked by BO that doesn't go away, and lingers on anything that crosses its path? This has the same disease. Plus, it was clearly a used item - the packaging was repacked and the foot warmer was dirty. Gross, but it's a foot warmer so I thought I'd give it a chance regardless. In its defense, it *does* work - my terminally cold wife liked the warm footsy feel; unfortunately she has a sense of smell. The room we had it in is still stinky! Get this thing outta our house!!! :)

Answer: used

Have you ever seen that Seinfeld where Jerry's car is attacked by BO that doesn't go away, and lingers on anything that crosses its path? This has the same disease. <hl> Plus, it was clearly a used item - the packaging was repacked and the foot warmer was dirty. <hl> Gross, but it's a foot warmer so I thought I'd give it a chance regardless. In its defense, it *does* work - my terminally cold wife liked the warm footsy feel; unfortunately she has a sense of smell. The room we had it in is still stinky! Get this thing outta our house!!! :)

Have you ever seen that Seinfeld where Jerry's car is attacked by BO that doesn't go away, and lingers on anything that crosses its path? This has the same disease. Plus, it was clearly a <hl> used <hl> item - the packaging was repacked and the foot warmer was dirty. Gross, but it's a foot warmer so I thought I'd give it a chance regardless. In its defense, it *does* work - my terminally cold wife liked the warm footsy feel; unfortunately she has a sense of smell. The room we had it in is still stinky! Get this thing outta our house!!! :)


Question: What item is this?

Answer: foot warmer

Have you ever seen that Seinfeld where Jerry's car is attacked by BO that doesn't go away, and lingers on anything that crosses its path? This has the same disease. <hl> Plus, it was clearly a used item - the packaging was repacked and the foot warmer was dirty. <hl> Gross, but it's a foot warmer so I thought I'd give it a chance regardless. In its defense, it *does* work - my terminally cold wife liked the warm footsy feel; unfortunately she has a sense of smell. The room we had it in is still stinky! Get this thing outta our house!!! :)

Have you ever seen that Seinfeld where Jerry's car is attacked by BO that doesn't go away, and lingers on anything that crosses its path? This has the same disease. Plus, it was clearly a used item - the packaging was repacked and the <hl> foot warmer <hl> was dirty. Gross, but it's a foot warmer so I thought I'd give it a chance regardless. In its defense, it *does* work - my terminally cold wife liked the warm footsy feel; unfortunately she has a sense of smell. The room we had it in is still stinky! Get this thing outta our house!!! :)


Question: What show are they talking about?

Answer: Seinfeld

<hl> Have you ever seen that Seinfeld where Jerry's car is attacked by BO that doesn't go away, and lingers on anything that crosses its path? <hl> This has the same disease. Plus, it was clearly a used item - the packaging was repacked and the foot warmer was dirty. Gross, but it's a foot warmer so I thought I'd give it a chance regardless. In its defense, it *does* work - my terminally cold wife liked the warm footsy feel; unfortunately she has a sense of smell. The room we had it in is still stinky! Get this thing outta our house!!! :)

Have you ever seen that <hl> Seinfeld <hl> where Jerry's car is attacked by BO that doesn't go away, and lingers on anything that crosses its path? This has the same disease. Plus, it was clearly a used item - the packaging was repacked and the foot warmer was dirty. Gross, but it's a foot warmer so I thought I'd give it a chance regardless. In its defense, it *does* work - my terminally cold wife liked the warm footsy feel; unfortunately she has a sense of smell. The room we had it in is still stinky! Get this thing outta our house!!! :)


Question: What is wrong with the item?

Answer: stinky

The room we had it in is still stinky !

Have you ever seen that Seinfeld where Jerry's car is attacked by BO that doesn't go away, and lingers on anything that crosses its path? This has the same disease. Plus, it was clearly a used item - the packaging was repacked and the foot warmer was dirty. Gross, but it's a foot warmer so I thought I'd give it a chance regardless. In its defense, it *does* work - my terminally cold wife liked the warm footsy feel; unfortunately she has a sense of smell. <hl> The room we had it in is still stinky ! <hl> Get this thing outta our house!!! :)

Have you ever seen that Seinfeld where Jerry's car is attacked by BO that doesn't go away, and lingers on anything that crosses its path? This has the same disease. Plus, it was clearly a used item - the packaging was repacked and the foot warmer was dirty. Gross, but it's a foot warmer so I thought I'd give it a chance regardless. In its defense, it *does* work - my terminally cold wife liked the warm footsy feel; unfortunately she has a sense of smell. The room we had it in is still <hl> stinky <hl>! Get this thing outta our house!!! :)

The room we had it in is still <hl> stinky <hl> !


Question: How much does the ends stick out?

Okay, I was in a hurry and I didn't quite get exactly what the reviewers meant when they said it was curved. It is curved Out Of The Horizontal from about 2/3 of the way down from the handle end. That means that when you lay it flat on it's back, the stirring end sticks up into the air at about a 25 degree angle. But in a gradual curve. Like bentwood.There. Now I get it. You probably got it before. The angle is helpful for prying at the stuck bits when making stock. Gives you more mechanical advantage.The olive wood has lovely graining which shows up even more with oiling - mineral oil works fine. It's nice to find such a charming blend of beauty and utility.

Answer: 25 degree

Okay, I was in a hurry and I didn't quite get exactly what the reviewers meant when they said it was curved. It is curved Out Of The Horizontal from about 2/3 of the way down from the handle end. <hl> That means that when you lay it flat on it's back, the stirring end sticks up into the air at about a 25 degree angle. <hl> But in a gradual curve. Like bentwood. There. Now I get it. You probably got it before. The angle is helpful for prying at the stuck bits when making stock. Gives you more mechanical advantage. The olive wood has lovely graining which shows up even more with oiling - mineral oil works fine. It's nice to find such a charming blend of beauty and utility.

Okay, I was in a hurry and I didn't quite get exactly what the reviewers meant when they said it was curved. It is curved Out Of The Horizontal from about 2/3 of the way down from the handle end. That means that when you lay it flat on it's back, the stirring end sticks up into the air at about a <hl> 25 degree <hl> angle. But in a gradual curve. Like bentwood.There. Now I get it. You probably got it before. The angle is helpful for prying at the stuck bits when making stock. Gives you more mechanical advantage.The olive wood has lovely graining which shows up even more with oiling - mineral oil works fine. It's nice to find such a charming blend of beauty and utility.


Question: What didn't they understand?

Answer: reviewers

<hl> Okay, I was in a hurry and I didn't quite get exactly what the reviewers meant when they said it was curved. <hl> It is curved Out Of The Horizontal from about 2/3 of the way down from the handle end. That means that when you lay it flat on it's back, the stirring end sticks up into the air at about a 25 degree angle. But in a gradual curve. Like bentwood. There. Now I get it. You probably got it before. The angle is helpful for prying at the stuck bits when making stock. Gives you more mechanical advantage. The olive wood has lovely graining which shows up even more with oiling - mineral oil works fine. It's nice to find such a charming blend of beauty and utility.

Okay, I was in a hurry and I didn't quite get exactly what the <hl> reviewers <hl> meant when they said it was curved. It is curved Out Of The Horizontal from about 2/3 of the way down from the handle end. That means that when you lay it flat on it's back, the stirring end sticks up into the air at about a 25 degree angle. But in a gradual curve. Like bentwood.There. Now I get it. You probably got it before. The angle is helpful for prying at the stuck bits when making stock. Gives you more mechanical advantage.The olive wood has lovely graining which shows up even more with oiling - mineral oil works fine. It's nice to find such a charming blend of beauty and utility.


Question: What type of wood is it?

Answer: olive

Okay, I was in a hurry and I didn't quite get exactly what the reviewers meant when they said it was curved. It is curved Out Of The Horizontal from about 2/3 of the way down from the handle end. That means that when you lay it flat on it's back, the stirring end sticks up into the air at about a 25 degree angle. But in a gradual curve. Like bentwood. There. Now I get it. You probably got it before. The angle is helpful for prying at the stuck bits when making stock. Gives you more mechanical advantage. <hl> The olive wood has lovely graining which shows up even more with oiling - mineral oil works fine. <hl> It's nice to find such a charming blend of beauty and utility.

Okay, I was in a hurry and I didn't quite get exactly what the reviewers meant when they said it was curved. It is curved Out Of The Horizontal from about 2/3 of the way down from the handle end. That means that when you lay it flat on it's back, the stirring end sticks up into the air at about a 25 degree angle. But in a gradual curve. Like bentwood.There. Now I get it. You probably got it before. The angle is helpful for prying at the stuck bits when making stock. Gives you more mechanical advantage.The <hl> olive <hl> wood has lovely graining which shows up even more with oiling - mineral oil works fine. It's nice to find such a charming blend of beauty and utility.


Question: Which oil do they use?

Answer: mineral

Okay, I was in a hurry and I didn't quite get exactly what the reviewers meant when they said it was curved. It is curved Out Of The Horizontal from about 2/3 of the way down from the handle end. That means that when you lay it flat on it's back, the stirring end sticks up into the air at about a 25 degree angle. But in a gradual curve. Like bentwood. There. Now I get it. You probably got it before. The angle is helpful for prying at the stuck bits when making stock. Gives you more mechanical advantage. <hl> The olive wood has lovely graining which shows up even more with oiling - mineral oil works fine. <hl> It's nice to find such a charming blend of beauty and utility.

Okay, I was in a hurry and I didn't quite get exactly what the reviewers meant when they said it was curved. It is curved Out Of The Horizontal from about 2/3 of the way down from the handle end. That means that when you lay it flat on it's back, the stirring end sticks up into the air at about a 25 degree angle. But in a gradual curve. Like bentwood.There. Now I get it. You probably got it before. The angle is helpful for prying at the stuck bits when making stock. Gives you more mechanical advantage.The olive wood has lovely graining which shows up even more with oiling - <hl> mineral <hl> oil works fine. It's nice to find such a charming blend of beauty and utility.


Question: What length does the buyer claim the strap is?

Perhaps I should have read more carefully, but this is definitely a SHOULDER bad. The strap is too long to carry it as you would a shopping bag. But it is a fantastic design. The stretchy pouch is terrific! If folds up quickly and easily. I would give it five stars but ... it's the shoulder strap. I feel like I'm wearing a European Man Bag when I shop. Not what I want. I'll be regretfully returning them because of the shoulder strap. For those who want/like shoulder bags ... GO FOR IT ... it's terrific in design!

Answer: too long

Perhaps I should have read more carefully, but this is definitely a SHOULDER bad. <hl> The strap is too long to carry it as you would a shopping bag. <hl> But it is a fantastic design. The stretchy pouch is terrific! If folds up quickly and easily. I would give it five stars but ... it's the shoulder strap. I feel like I'm wearing a European Man Bag when I shop. Not what I want. I'll be regretfully returning them because of the shoulder strap. For those who want/like shoulder bags ... GO FOR IT ... it's terrific in design!

Perhaps I should have read more carefully, but this is definitely a SHOULDER bad. The strap is <hl> too long <hl> to carry it as you would a shopping bag. But it is a fantastic design. The stretchy pouch is terrific! If folds up quickly and easily. I would give it five stars but ... it's the shoulder strap. I feel like I'm wearing a European Man Bag when I shop. Not what I want. I'll be regretfully returning them because of the shoulder strap. For those who want/like shoulder bags ... GO FOR IT ... it's terrific in design!


Question: How would this buyer rate the overall look of the bag?

Answer: fantastic design

But it is a fantastic design .

Perhaps I should have read more carefully, but this is definitely a SHOULDER bad. The strap is too long to carry it as you would a shopping bag. <hl> But it is a fantastic design . <hl> The stretchy pouch is terrific! If folds up quickly and easily. I would give it five stars but ... it's the shoulder strap. I feel like I'm wearing a European Man Bag when I shop. Not what I want. I'll be regretfully returning them because of the shoulder strap. For those who want/like shoulder bags ... GO FOR IT ... it's terrific in design!

Perhaps I should have read more carefully, but this is definitely a SHOULDER bad. The strap is too long to carry it as you would a shopping bag. But it is a <hl> fantastic design <hl>. The stretchy pouch is terrific! If folds up quickly and easily. I would give it five stars but ... it's the shoulder strap. I feel like I'm wearing a European Man Bag when I shop. Not what I want. I'll be regretfully returning them because of the shoulder strap. For those who want/like shoulder bags ... GO FOR IT ... it's terrific in design!

But it is a <hl> fantastic design <hl> .


Question: Why is this buyer getting her purchase refunded?

Answer: shoulder strap

it's the shoulder strap .

Perhaps I should have read more carefully, but this is definitely a SHOULDER bad. The strap is too long to carry it as you would a shopping bag. But it is a fantastic design. The stretchy pouch is terrific! If folds up quickly and easily. I would give it five stars but ... <hl> it's the shoulder strap . <hl> I feel like I'm wearing a European Man Bag when I shop. Not what I want. I'll be regretfully returning them because of the shoulder strap. For those who want/like shoulder bags ... GO FOR IT ... it's terrific in design!

Perhaps I should have read more carefully, but this is definitely a SHOULDER bad. The strap is too long to carry it as you would a shopping bag. But it is a fantastic design. The stretchy pouch is terrific! If folds up quickly and easily. I would give it five stars but ... it's the <hl> shoulder strap <hl>. I feel like I'm wearing a European Man Bag when I shop. Not what I want. I'll be regretfully returning them because of the shoulder strap. For those who want/like shoulder bags ... GO FOR IT ... it's terrific in design!


Question: What would this buyer consider this bag to be rated?

Answer: five stars

Perhaps I should have read more carefully, but this is definitely a SHOULDER bad. The strap is too long to carry it as you would a shopping bag. But it is a fantastic design. The stretchy pouch is terrific! If folds up quickly and easily. <hl> I would give it five stars but ... it's the shoulder strap. <hl> I feel like I'm wearing a European Man Bag when I shop. Not what I want. I'll be regretfully returning them because of the shoulder strap. For those who want/like shoulder bags ... GO FOR IT ... it's terrific in design!

Perhaps I should have read more carefully, but this is definitely a SHOULDER bad. The strap is too long to carry it as you would a shopping bag. But it is a fantastic design. The stretchy pouch is terrific! If folds up quickly and easily. I would give it <hl> five stars <hl> but ... it's the shoulder strap. I feel like I'm wearing a European Man Bag when I shop. Not what I want. I'll be regretfully returning them because of the shoulder strap. For those who want/like shoulder bags ... GO FOR IT ... it's terrific in design!


Question: What material would the main compartment be considered to this buyer?

Answer: stretchy

The stretchy pouch is terrific!

Perhaps I should have read more carefully, but this is definitely a SHOULDER bad. The strap is too long to carry it as you would a shopping bag. But it is a fantastic design. <hl> The stretchy pouch is terrific! <hl> If folds up quickly and easily. I would give it five stars but ... it's the shoulder strap. I feel like I'm wearing a European Man Bag when I shop. Not what I want. I'll be regretfully returning them because of the shoulder strap. For those who want/like shoulder bags ... GO FOR IT ... it's terrific in design!

Perhaps I should have read more carefully, but this is definitely a SHOULDER bad. The strap is too long to carry it as you would a shopping bag. But it is a fantastic design. The <hl> stretchy <hl> pouch is terrific! If folds up quickly and easily. I would give it five stars but ... it's the shoulder strap. I feel like I'm wearing a European Man Bag when I shop. Not what I want. I'll be regretfully returning them because of the shoulder strap. For those who want/like shoulder bags ... GO FOR IT ... it's terrific in design!


Question: What length does the buyer claim the strap is?

Answer: too long

Perhaps I should have read more carefully, but this is definitely a SHOULDER bad. <hl> The strap is too long to carry it as you would a shopping bag. <hl> But it is a fantastic design. The stretchy pouch is terrific! If folds up quickly and easily. I would give it five stars but ... it's the shoulder strap. I feel like I'm wearing a European Man Bag when I shop. Not what I want. I'll be regretfully returning them because of the shoulder strap. For those who want/like shoulder bags ... GO FOR IT ... it's terrific in design!

Perhaps I should have read more carefully, but this is definitely a SHOULDER bad. The strap is <hl> too long <hl> to carry it as you would a shopping bag. But it is a fantastic design. The stretchy pouch is terrific! If folds up quickly and easily. I would give it five stars but ... it's the shoulder strap. I feel like I'm wearing a European Man Bag when I shop. Not what I want. I'll be regretfully returning them because of the shoulder strap. For those who want/like shoulder bags ... GO FOR IT ... it's terrific in design!


Question: How would this buyer rate the overall look of the bag?

Answer: fantastic design

But it is a fantastic design .

Perhaps I should have read more carefully, but this is definitely a SHOULDER bad. The strap is too long to carry it as you would a shopping bag. <hl> But it is a fantastic design . <hl> The stretchy pouch is terrific! If folds up quickly and easily. I would give it five stars but ... it's the shoulder strap. I feel like I'm wearing a European Man Bag when I shop. Not what I want. I'll be regretfully returning them because of the shoulder strap. For those who want/like shoulder bags ... GO FOR IT ... it's terrific in design!

Perhaps I should have read more carefully, but this is definitely a SHOULDER bad. The strap is too long to carry it as you would a shopping bag. But it is a <hl> fantastic design <hl>. The stretchy pouch is terrific! If folds up quickly and easily. I would give it five stars but ... it's the shoulder strap. I feel like I'm wearing a European Man Bag when I shop. Not what I want. I'll be regretfully returning them because of the shoulder strap. For those who want/like shoulder bags ... GO FOR IT ... it's terrific in design!

But it is a <hl> fantastic design <hl> .


Question: What material would the main compartment be considered to this buyer?

Answer: stretchy

The stretchy pouch is terrific!

Perhaps I should have read more carefully, but this is definitely a SHOULDER bad. The strap is too long to carry it as you would a shopping bag. But it is a fantastic design. <hl> The stretchy pouch is terrific! <hl> If folds up quickly and easily. I would give it five stars but ... it's the shoulder strap. I feel like I'm wearing a European Man Bag when I shop. Not what I want. I'll be regretfully returning them because of the shoulder strap. For those who want/like shoulder bags ... GO FOR IT ... it's terrific in design!

Perhaps I should have read more carefully, but this is definitely a SHOULDER bad. The strap is too long to carry it as you would a shopping bag. But it is a fantastic design. The <hl> stretchy <hl> pouch is terrific! If folds up quickly and easily. I would give it five stars but ... it's the shoulder strap. I feel like I'm wearing a European Man Bag when I shop. Not what I want. I'll be regretfully returning them because of the shoulder strap. For those who want/like shoulder bags ... GO FOR IT ... it's terrific in design!


Question: What would this buyer consider this bag to be rated?

Answer: five stars

Perhaps I should have read more carefully, but this is definitely a SHOULDER bad. The strap is too long to carry it as you would a shopping bag. But it is a fantastic design. The stretchy pouch is terrific! If folds up quickly and easily. <hl> I would give it five stars but ... it's the shoulder strap. <hl> I feel like I'm wearing a European Man Bag when I shop. Not what I want. I'll be regretfully returning them because of the shoulder strap. For those who want/like shoulder bags ... GO FOR IT ... it's terrific in design!

Perhaps I should have read more carefully, but this is definitely a SHOULDER bad. The strap is too long to carry it as you would a shopping bag. But it is a fantastic design. The stretchy pouch is terrific! If folds up quickly and easily. I would give it <hl> five stars <hl> but ... it's the shoulder strap. I feel like I'm wearing a European Man Bag when I shop. Not what I want. I'll be regretfully returning them because of the shoulder strap. For those who want/like shoulder bags ... GO FOR IT ... it's terrific in design!


Question: Why is this buyer getting her purchase refunded?

Answer: shoulder strap

it's the shoulder strap .

Perhaps I should have read more carefully, but this is definitely a SHOULDER bad. The strap is too long to carry it as you would a shopping bag. But it is a fantastic design. The stretchy pouch is terrific! If folds up quickly and easily. I would give it five stars but ... <hl> it's the shoulder strap . <hl> I feel like I'm wearing a European Man Bag when I shop. Not what I want. I'll be regretfully returning them because of the shoulder strap. For those who want/like shoulder bags ... GO FOR IT ... it's terrific in design!

Perhaps I should have read more carefully, but this is definitely a SHOULDER bad. The strap is too long to carry it as you would a shopping bag. But it is a fantastic design. The stretchy pouch is terrific! If folds up quickly and easily. I would give it five stars but ... it's the <hl> shoulder strap <hl>. I feel like I'm wearing a European Man Bag when I shop. Not what I want. I'll be regretfully returning them because of the shoulder strap. For those who want/like shoulder bags ... GO FOR IT ... it's terrific in design!