Question: what helps prevent the glass from sweating?

Answer: double wall of glass

Love this elegant glass mug for my tea! The design is so very simple yet so very elegant yet the glass is nice and thick. I don't think the thickness would protect it much if I were to drop it onto the floor but <hl> the double wall of glass does help keep my tea hot and keep my glass from sweating. <hl> I hate when my tea gets cold too fast, or when it starts to sweat down the side of my cup all over my desk. Now I don't have that problem. The lid I found to be a very useful idea, for I can string my bag of tea bag through the top and then hang it down for my desired amount of taste. Now I don't have to fuss about where to put my string and it just looks so very elegant. The only down side I have to about the mug is that I wish it would hold more than a cup of tea for sometimes I find myself wishing it was a little bit bigger.

Love this elegant glass mug for my tea! The design is so very simple yet so very elegant yet the glass is nice and thick. I don't think the thickness would protect it much if I were to drop it onto the floor but the <hl> double wall of glass <hl> does help keep my tea hot and keep my glass from sweating. I hate when my tea gets cold too fast, or when it starts to sweat down the side of my cup all over my desk. Now I don't have that problem. The lid I found to be a very useful idea, for I can string my bag of tea bag through the top and then hang it down for my desired amount of taste. Now I don't have to fuss about where to put my string and it just looks so very elegant. The only down side I have to about the mug is that I wish it would hold more than a cup of tea for sometimes I find myself wishing it was a little bit bigger.


Question: what does the writer wish was different about the glass?

Love this elegant glass mug for my tea! The design is so very simple yet so very elegant yet the glass is nice and thick. I don't think the thickness would protect it much if I were to drop it onto the floor but the double wall of glass does help keep my tea hot and keep my glass from sweating. I hate when my tea gets cold too fast, or when it starts to sweat down the side of my cup all over my desk. Now I don't have that problem. The lid I found to be a very useful idea, for I can string my bag of tea bag through the top and then hang it down for my desired amount of taste. Now I don't have to fuss about where to put my string and it just looks so very elegant. The only down side I have to about the mug is that I wish it would hold more than a cup of tea for sometimes I find myself wishing it was a little bit bigger.

Answer: bit bigger

Love this elegant glass mug for my tea! The design is so very simple yet so very elegant yet the glass is nice and thick. I don't think the thickness would protect it much if I were to drop it onto the floor but the double wall of glass does help keep my tea hot and keep my glass from sweating. I hate when my tea gets cold too fast, or when it starts to sweat down the side of my cup all over my desk. Now I don't have that problem. The lid I found to be a very useful idea, for I can string my bag of tea bag through the top and then hang it down for my desired amount of taste. Now I don't have to fuss about where to put my string and it just looks so very elegant. The only down side I have to about the mug is that I wish it would hold more than a cup of tea for <hl> sometimes I find myself wishing it was a little bit bigger . <hl>

Love this elegant glass mug for my tea! The design is so very simple yet so very elegant yet the glass is nice and thick. I don't think the thickness would protect it much if I were to drop it onto the floor but the double wall of glass does help keep my tea hot and keep my glass from sweating. I hate when my tea gets cold too fast, or when it starts to sweat down the side of my cup all over my desk. Now I don't have that problem. The lid I found to be a very useful idea, for I can string my bag of tea bag through the top and then hang it down for my desired amount of taste. Now I don't have to fuss about where to put my string and it just looks so very elegant. The only down side I have to about the mug is that I wish it would hold more than a cup of tea for sometimes I find myself wishing it was a little <hl> bit bigger <hl>.

sometimes I find myself wishing it was a little <hl> bit bigger <hl> .


Question: what product is the writer reviewing?

I purchased this ice cream maker in 2007 (winter) for $39.99 but did not use it until summer of 2008. This is my second krups. The first one, La Glaciere #358, was purchased in 2000 or so. There were problems with the older model after 5 years of use (and it is still going with problem noted). The bowl left in the freezer became warped and the top would not stay on completely when the ice cream was being made. That being said, it is still better than the most recent one. This one is definitely not worth $130.00. I made ice cream in both of them during Thanksgiving, side by side, and the older one, more heavy duty appear to "churn" to a better consistency. This newer one feels cheaper and the motor doesn't seem to be as powerful. I would not buy the GVS142 again.

Answer: ice cream maker

<hl> I purchased this ice cream maker in 2007 (winter) for $39.99 but did not use it until summer of 2008. <hl> This is my second krups. The first one, La Glaciere #358, was purchased in 2000 or so. There were problems with the older model after 5 years of use (and it is still going with problem noted). The bowl left in the freezer became warped and the top would not stay on completely when the ice cream was being made. That being said, it is still better than the most recent one. This one is definitely not worth $130.00. I made ice cream in both of them during Thanksgiving, side by side, and the older one, more heavy duty appear to "churn" to a better consistency. This newer one feels cheaper and the motor doesn't seem to be as powerful. I would not buy the GVS142 again.

I purchased this <hl> ice cream maker <hl> in 2007 (winter) for $39.99 but did not use it until summer of 2008. This is my second krups. The first one, La Glaciere #358, was purchased in 2000 or so. There were problems with the older model after 5 years of use (and it is still going with problem noted). The bowl left in the freezer became warped and the top would not stay on completely when the ice cream was being made. That being said, it is still better than the most recent one. This one is definitely not worth $130.00. I made ice cream in both of them during Thanksgiving, side by side, and the older one, more heavy duty appear to "churn" to a better consistency. This newer one feels cheaper and the motor doesn't seem to be as powerful. I would not buy the GVS142 again.


Question: what year did the writer buy the product?

Answer: 2007

<hl> I purchased this ice cream maker in 2007 (winter) for $39.99 but did not use it until summer of 2008. <hl> This is my second krups. The first one, La Glaciere #358, was purchased in 2000 or so. There were problems with the older model after 5 years of use (and it is still going with problem noted). The bowl left in the freezer became warped and the top would not stay on completely when the ice cream was being made. That being said, it is still better than the most recent one. This one is definitely not worth $130.00. I made ice cream in both of them during Thanksgiving, side by side, and the older one, more heavy duty appear to "churn" to a better consistency. This newer one feels cheaper and the motor doesn't seem to be as powerful. I would not buy the GVS142 again.

I purchased this ice cream maker in <hl> 2007 <hl> (winter) for $39.99 but did not use it until summer of 2008. This is my second krups. The first one, La Glaciere #358, was purchased in 2000 or so. There were problems with the older model after 5 years of use (and it is still going with problem noted). The bowl left in the freezer became warped and the top would not stay on completely when the ice cream was being made. That being said, it is still better than the most recent one. This one is definitely not worth $130.00. I made ice cream in both of them during Thanksgiving, side by side, and the older one, more heavy duty appear to "churn" to a better consistency. This newer one feels cheaper and the motor doesn't seem to be as powerful. I would not buy the GVS142 again.


Question: how much did the writer pay for the product?

Answer: $39.99

<hl> I purchased this ice cream maker in 2007 (winter) for $39.99 but did not use it until summer of 2008. <hl> This is my second krups. The first one, La Glaciere #358, was purchased in 2000 or so. There were problems with the older model after 5 years of use (and it is still going with problem noted). The bowl left in the freezer became warped and the top would not stay on completely when the ice cream was being made. That being said, it is still better than the most recent one. This one is definitely not worth $130.00. I made ice cream in both of them during Thanksgiving, side by side, and the older one, more heavy duty appear to "churn" to a better consistency. This newer one feels cheaper and the motor doesn't seem to be as powerful. I would not buy the GVS142 again.

I purchased this ice cream maker in 2007 (winter) for <hl> $39.99 <hl> but did not use it until summer of 2008. This is my second krups. The first one, La Glaciere #358, was purchased in 2000 or so. There were problems with the older model after 5 years of use (and it is still going with problem noted). The bowl left in the freezer became warped and the top would not stay on completely when the ice cream was being made. That being said, it is still better than the most recent one. This one is definitely not worth $130.00. I made ice cream in both of them during Thanksgiving, side by side, and the older one, more heavy duty appear to "churn" to a better consistency. This newer one feels cheaper and the motor doesn't seem to be as powerful. I would not buy the GVS142 again.


Question: how long did the writer have the older model before it developed problems?

Answer: 5 years

I purchased this ice cream maker in 2007 (winter) for $39.99 but did not use it until summer of 2008. This is my second krups. The first one, La Glaciere #358, was purchased in 2000 or so. <hl> There were problems with the older model after 5 years of use (and it is still going with problem noted). <hl> The bowl left in the freezer became warped and the top would not stay on completely when the ice cream was being made. That being said, it is still better than the most recent one. This one is definitely not worth $130.00. I made ice cream in both of them during Thanksgiving, side by side, and the older one, more heavy duty appear to "churn" to a better consistency. This newer one feels cheaper and the motor doesn't seem to be as powerful. I would not buy the GVS142 again.

I purchased this ice cream maker in 2007 (winter) for $39.99 but did not use it until summer of 2008. This is my second krups. The first one, La Glaciere #358, was purchased in 2000 or so. There were problems with the older model after <hl> 5 years <hl> of use (and it is still going with problem noted). The bowl left in the freezer became warped and the top would not stay on completely when the ice cream was being made. That being said, it is still better than the most recent one. This one is definitely not worth $130.00. I made ice cream in both of them during Thanksgiving, side by side, and the older one, more heavy duty appear to "churn" to a better consistency. This newer one feels cheaper and the motor doesn't seem to be as powerful. I would not buy the GVS142 again.


Question: which model would the writer not buy again?

Answer: GVS142

I would not buy the GVS142 again.

I purchased this ice cream maker in 2007 (winter) for $39.99 but did not use it until summer of 2008. This is my second krups. The first one, La Glaciere #358, was purchased in 2000 or so. There were problems with the older model after 5 years of use (and it is still going with problem noted). The bowl left in the freezer became warped and the top would not stay on completely when the ice cream was being made. That being said, it is still better than the most recent one. This one is definitely not worth $130.00. I made ice cream in both of them during Thanksgiving, side by side, and the older one, more heavy duty appear to "churn" to a better consistency. This newer one feels cheaper and the motor doesn't seem to be as powerful. <hl> I would not buy the GVS142 again. <hl>

I purchased this ice cream maker in 2007 (winter) for $39.99 but did not use it until summer of 2008. This is my second krups. The first one, La Glaciere #358, was purchased in 2000 or so. There were problems with the older model after 5 years of use (and it is still going with problem noted). The bowl left in the freezer became warped and the top would not stay on completely when the ice cream was being made. That being said, it is still better than the most recent one. This one is definitely not worth $130.00. I made ice cream in both of them during Thanksgiving, side by side, and the older one, more heavy duty appear to "churn" to a better consistency. This newer one feels cheaper and the motor doesn't seem to be as powerful. I would not buy the <hl> GVS142 <hl> again.


Question: what product is the writer reviewing?

Was trying to justify spending a lot of money for a set of All Clad cookware. I am a Cooks Illustrated follower. All Clad is consistently rated tops. I still could not bring myself to spend that kind of money. I am a intermediate level cook. I am so glad I read their reviews on the Calphalon set. I purchased the 13 piece set and was wowed! The set is beautiful and does cook like a dream. I am so glad read the reviews. When cooking with these pots and pans, it is crucial to preheat them on medium heat. I use a light coating of oil, not Pam. I have cooked eggs, over easy, and no problems with sticking. Cleaning them is a breeze as well. I use a little Bar Keepers Friend and they shine right up. The cookware seems to heat evenly thanks to the tri ply construction. I am totally thrilled with my purchase and am so happy to have saved well over $1200 by going with the Calphalon.

Answer: All Clad cookware

<hl> Was trying to justify spending a lot of money for a set of All Clad cookware . <hl> I am a Cooks Illustrated follower. All Clad is consistently rated tops. I still could not bring myself to spend that kind of money. I am a intermediate level cook. I am so glad I read their reviews on the Calphalon set. I purchased the 13 piece set and was wowed! The set is beautiful and does cook like a dream. I am so glad read the reviews. When cooking with these pots and pans, it is crucial to preheat them on medium heat. I use a light coating of oil, not Pam. I have cooked eggs, over easy, and no problems with sticking. Cleaning them is a breeze as well. I use a little Bar Keepers Friend and they shine right up. The cookware seems to heat evenly thanks to the tri ply construction. I am totally thrilled with my purchase and am so happy to have saved well over $1200 by going with the Calphalon.

Was trying to justify spending a lot of money for a set of <hl> All Clad cookware <hl>. I am a Cooks Illustrated follower. All Clad is consistently rated tops. I still could not bring myself to spend that kind of money. I am a intermediate level cook. I am so glad I read their reviews on the Calphalon set. I purchased the 13 piece set and was wowed! The set is beautiful and does cook like a dream. I am so glad read the reviews. When cooking with these pots and pans, it is crucial to preheat them on medium heat. I use a light coating of oil, not Pam. I have cooked eggs, over easy, and no problems with sticking. Cleaning them is a breeze as well. I use a little Bar Keepers Friend and they shine right up. The cookware seems to heat evenly thanks to the tri ply construction. I am totally thrilled with my purchase and am so happy to have saved well over $1200 by going with the Calphalon.

Was trying to justify spending a lot of money for a set of <hl> All Clad cookware <hl> .


Question: how did the brand All Clad rank in the past?

Answer: tops

All Clad is consistently rated tops .

Was trying to justify spending a lot of money for a set of All Clad cookware. I am a Cooks Illustrated follower. <hl> All Clad is consistently rated tops . <hl> I still could not bring myself to spend that kind of money. I am a intermediate level cook. I am so glad I read their reviews on the Calphalon set. I purchased the 13 piece set and was wowed! The set is beautiful and does cook like a dream. I am so glad read the reviews. When cooking with these pots and pans, it is crucial to preheat them on medium heat. I use a light coating of oil, not Pam. I have cooked eggs, over easy, and no problems with sticking. Cleaning them is a breeze as well. I use a little Bar Keepers Friend and they shine right up. The cookware seems to heat evenly thanks to the tri ply construction. I am totally thrilled with my purchase and am so happy to have saved well over $1200 by going with the Calphalon.

Was trying to justify spending a lot of money for a set of All Clad cookware. I am a Cooks Illustrated follower. All Clad is consistently rated <hl> tops <hl>. I still could not bring myself to spend that kind of money. I am a intermediate level cook. I am so glad I read their reviews on the Calphalon set. I purchased the 13 piece set and was wowed! The set is beautiful and does cook like a dream. I am so glad read the reviews. When cooking with these pots and pans, it is crucial to preheat them on medium heat. I use a light coating of oil, not Pam. I have cooked eggs, over easy, and no problems with sticking. Cleaning them is a breeze as well. I use a little Bar Keepers Friend and they shine right up. The cookware seems to heat evenly thanks to the tri ply construction. I am totally thrilled with my purchase and am so happy to have saved well over $1200 by going with the Calphalon.

All Clad is consistently rated <hl> tops <hl> .


Question: how does the writer rate their cooking ability?

Answer: intermediate

I am a intermediate level cook.

Was trying to justify spending a lot of money for a set of All Clad cookware. I am a Cooks Illustrated follower. All Clad is consistently rated tops. I still could not bring myself to spend that kind of money. <hl> I am a intermediate level cook. <hl> I am so glad I read their reviews on the Calphalon set. I purchased the 13 piece set and was wowed! The set is beautiful and does cook like a dream. I am so glad read the reviews. When cooking with these pots and pans, it is crucial to preheat them on medium heat. I use a light coating of oil, not Pam. I have cooked eggs, over easy, and no problems with sticking. Cleaning them is a breeze as well. I use a little Bar Keepers Friend and they shine right up. The cookware seems to heat evenly thanks to the tri ply construction. I am totally thrilled with my purchase and am so happy to have saved well over $1200 by going with the Calphalon.

Was trying to justify spending a lot of money for a set of All Clad cookware. I am a Cooks Illustrated follower. All Clad is consistently rated tops. I still could not bring myself to spend that kind of money. I am a <hl> intermediate <hl> level cook. I am so glad I read their reviews on the Calphalon set. I purchased the 13 piece set and was wowed! The set is beautiful and does cook like a dream. I am so glad read the reviews. When cooking with these pots and pans, it is crucial to preheat them on medium heat. I use a light coating of oil, not Pam. I have cooked eggs, over easy, and no problems with sticking. Cleaning them is a breeze as well. I use a little Bar Keepers Friend and they shine right up. The cookware seems to heat evenly thanks to the tri ply construction. I am totally thrilled with my purchase and am so happy to have saved well over $1200 by going with the Calphalon.


Question: how many pieces are in the set the writer bought?

Answer: 13

Was trying to justify spending a lot of money for a set of All Clad cookware. I am a Cooks Illustrated follower. All Clad is consistently rated tops. I still could not bring myself to spend that kind of money. I am a intermediate level cook. I am so glad I read their reviews on the Calphalon set. <hl> I purchased the 13 piece set and was wowed! <hl> The set is beautiful and does cook like a dream. I am so glad read the reviews. When cooking with these pots and pans, it is crucial to preheat them on medium heat. I use a light coating of oil, not Pam. I have cooked eggs, over easy, and no problems with sticking. Cleaning them is a breeze as well. I use a little Bar Keepers Friend and they shine right up. The cookware seems to heat evenly thanks to the tri ply construction. I am totally thrilled with my purchase and am so happy to have saved well over $1200 by going with the Calphalon.

Was trying to justify spending a lot of money for a set of All Clad cookware. I am a Cooks Illustrated follower. All Clad is consistently rated tops. I still could not bring myself to spend that kind of money. I am a intermediate level cook. I am so glad I read their reviews on the Calphalon set. I purchased the <hl> 13 <hl> piece set and was wowed! The set is beautiful and does cook like a dream. I am so glad read the reviews. When cooking with these pots and pans, it is crucial to preheat them on medium heat. I use a light coating of oil, not Pam. I have cooked eggs, over easy, and no problems with sticking. Cleaning them is a breeze as well. I use a little Bar Keepers Friend and they shine right up. The cookware seems to heat evenly thanks to the tri ply construction. I am totally thrilled with my purchase and am so happy to have saved well over $1200 by going with the Calphalon.


Question: what temperature should you preheat the pots and pans on?

Answer: medium heat

Was trying to justify spending a lot of money for a set of All Clad cookware. I am a Cooks Illustrated follower. All Clad is consistently rated tops. I still could not bring myself to spend that kind of money. I am a intermediate level cook. I am so glad I read their reviews on the Calphalon set. I purchased the 13 piece set and was wowed! The set is beautiful and does cook like a dream. I am so glad read the reviews. <hl> When cooking with these pots and pans, it is crucial to preheat them on medium heat . <hl> I use a light coating of oil, not Pam. I have cooked eggs, over easy, and no problems with sticking. Cleaning them is a breeze as well. I use a little Bar Keepers Friend and they shine right up. The cookware seems to heat evenly thanks to the tri ply construction. I am totally thrilled with my purchase and am so happy to have saved well over $1200 by going with the Calphalon.

Was trying to justify spending a lot of money for a set of All Clad cookware. I am a Cooks Illustrated follower. All Clad is consistently rated tops. I still could not bring myself to spend that kind of money. I am a intermediate level cook. I am so glad I read their reviews on the Calphalon set. I purchased the 13 piece set and was wowed! The set is beautiful and does cook like a dream. I am so glad read the reviews. When cooking with these pots and pans, it is crucial to preheat them on <hl> medium heat <hl>. I use a light coating of oil, not Pam. I have cooked eggs, over easy, and no problems with sticking. Cleaning them is a breeze as well. I use a little Bar Keepers Friend and they shine right up. The cookware seems to heat evenly thanks to the tri ply construction. I am totally thrilled with my purchase and am so happy to have saved well over $1200 by going with the Calphalon.

When cooking with these pots and pans, it is crucial to preheat them on <hl> medium heat <hl> .


Question: What is the thermos in relation to the one it is replacing?

I was a little concerned since this thermos is more slender than the one it was replacing. Both this and the other one were 16 oz bottles, so I was concerned about the insulating power of the more slender thermos. However, I guess a small vacuum functions about as well as a big vacuum (seems to logical now that I think about it). I always preheat any thermos with boiling water and put the cap on and let it sit for 10-15 minutes before putting hot coffee in. This one actually keeps coffee hotter than the other one and takes up a bit less room in my pack and absolutely does not leak. It's a winner!

Answer: more slender

<hl> I was a little concerned since this thermos is more slender than the one it was replacing. <hl> Both this and the other one were 16 oz bottles, so I was concerned about the insulating power of the more slender thermos. However, I guess a small vacuum functions about as well as a big vacuum (seems to logical now that I think about it). I always preheat any thermos with boiling water and put the cap on and let it sit for 10-15 minutes before putting hot coffee in. This one actually keeps coffee hotter than the other one and takes up a bit less room in my pack and absolutely does not leak. It's a winner!

I was a little concerned since this thermos is <hl> more slender <hl> than the one it was replacing. Both this and the other one were 16 oz bottles, so I was concerned about the insulating power of the more slender thermos. However, I guess a small vacuum functions about as well as a big vacuum (seems to logical now that I think about it). I always preheat any thermos with boiling water and put the cap on and let it sit for 10-15 minutes before putting hot coffee in. This one actually keeps coffee hotter than the other one and takes up a bit less room in my pack and absolutely does not leak. It's a winner!


Question: What is the user concerned about?

Answer: the insulating power

I was a little concerned since this thermos is more slender than the one it was replacing. <hl> Both this and the other one were 16 oz bottles, so I was concerned about the insulating power of the more slender thermos. <hl> However, I guess a small vacuum functions about as well as a big vacuum (seems to logical now that I think about it). I always preheat any thermos with boiling water and put the cap on and let it sit for 10-15 minutes before putting hot coffee in. This one actually keeps coffee hotter than the other one and takes up a bit less room in my pack and absolutely does not leak. It's a winner!

I was a little concerned since this thermos is more slender than the one it was replacing. Both this and the other one were 16 oz bottles, so I was concerned about <hl> the insulating power <hl> of the more slender thermos. However, I guess a small vacuum functions about as well as a big vacuum (seems to logical now that I think about it). I always preheat any thermos with boiling water and put the cap on and let it sit for 10-15 minutes before putting hot coffee in. This one actually keeps coffee hotter than the other one and takes up a bit less room in my pack and absolutely does not leak. It's a winner!


Question: How long does the user let the thermos sit before putting hot coffee in it?

Answer: 10-15 minutes

I was a little concerned since this thermos is more slender than the one it was replacing. Both this and the other one were 16 oz bottles, so I was concerned about the insulating power of the more slender thermos. However, I guess a small vacuum functions about as well as a big vacuum (seems to logical now that I think about it). <hl> I always preheat any thermos with boiling water and put the cap on and let it sit for 10-15 minutes before putting hot coffee in. <hl> This one actually keeps coffee hotter than the other one and takes up a bit less room in my pack and absolutely does not leak. It's a winner!

I was a little concerned since this thermos is more slender than the one it was replacing. Both this and the other one were 16 oz bottles, so I was concerned about the insulating power of the more slender thermos. However, I guess a small vacuum functions about as well as a big vacuum (seems to logical now that I think about it). I always preheat any thermos with boiling water and put the cap on and let it sit for <hl> 10-15 minutes <hl> before putting hot coffee in. This one actually keeps coffee hotter than the other one and takes up a bit less room in my pack and absolutely does not leak. It's a winner!


Question: What is the size of the thermos?

Answer: 16 oz

I was a little concerned since this thermos is more slender than the one it was replacing. <hl> Both this and the other one were 16 oz bottles, so I was concerned about the insulating power of the more slender thermos. <hl> However, I guess a small vacuum functions about as well as a big vacuum (seems to logical now that I think about it). I always preheat any thermos with boiling water and put the cap on and let it sit for 10-15 minutes before putting hot coffee in. This one actually keeps coffee hotter than the other one and takes up a bit less room in my pack and absolutely does not leak. It's a winner!

I was a little concerned since this thermos is more slender than the one it was replacing. Both this and the other one were <hl> 16 oz <hl> bottles, so I was concerned about the insulating power of the more slender thermos. However, I guess a small vacuum functions about as well as a big vacuum (seems to logical now that I think about it). I always preheat any thermos with boiling water and put the cap on and let it sit for 10-15 minutes before putting hot coffee in. This one actually keeps coffee hotter than the other one and takes up a bit less room in my pack and absolutely does not leak. It's a winner!


Question: What does the reviewer preheat the thermos with?

Answer: boiling water

I was a little concerned since this thermos is more slender than the one it was replacing. Both this and the other one were 16 oz bottles, so I was concerned about the insulating power of the more slender thermos. However, I guess a small vacuum functions about as well as a big vacuum (seems to logical now that I think about it). <hl> I always preheat any thermos with boiling water and put the cap on and let it sit for 10-15 minutes before putting hot coffee in. <hl> This one actually keeps coffee hotter than the other one and takes up a bit less room in my pack and absolutely does not leak. It's a winner!

I was a little concerned since this thermos is more slender than the one it was replacing. Both this and the other one were 16 oz bottles, so I was concerned about the insulating power of the more slender thermos. However, I guess a small vacuum functions about as well as a big vacuum (seems to logical now that I think about it). I always preheat any thermos with <hl> boiling water <hl> and put the cap on and let it sit for 10-15 minutes before putting hot coffee in. This one actually keeps coffee hotter than the other one and takes up a bit less room in my pack and absolutely does not leak. It's a winner!


Question: When did the user's old vacuum die?

I purchased this vacuum as we had moved house and our old vacuum had breathed it last the day we moved out. However being slightly short on cash I couldn't get the one I wanted and decided that this looked like the best option for the price. I have in the past had bag-less vacuums and wasn't looking forward to having a bag again. However after a month of owning this vacuum I cannot believe I even thought about spending more money. I have found it very powerful and having new carpet we have had huge amounts of fluff floating around as well as the fact we have a long haired cat. I have had to change the bag once and have found it very easy to do. I cannot recommend this vacuum enough, for the price it is a complete steal in my eyes. It is quick and easy to handle and although it is not the lightest vacuum on the market I haven't found it too hard to carry up my stairs. I has performed great on my bare floors and my carpets. For the price I find no draw backs. Lighter would be great but under $100 what do you expect.

Answer: the day we moved out

<hl> I purchased this vacuum as we had moved house and our old vacuum had breathed it last the day we moved out . <hl> However being slightly short on cash I couldn't get the one I wanted and decided that this looked like the best option for the price. I have in the past had bag-less vacuums and wasn't looking forward to having a bag again. However after a month of owning this vacuum I cannot believe I even thought about spending more money. I have found it very powerful and having new carpet we have had huge amounts of fluff floating around as well as the fact we have a long haired cat. I have had to change the bag once and have found it very easy to do. I cannot recommend this vacuum enough, for the price it is a complete steal in my eyes. It is quick and easy to handle and although it is not the lightest vacuum on the market I haven't found it too hard to carry up my stairs. I has performed great on my bare floors and my carpets. For the price I find no draw backs. Lighter would be great but under $100 what do you expect.

I purchased this vacuum as we had moved house and our old vacuum had breathed it last <hl> the day we moved out <hl>. However being slightly short on cash I couldn't get the one I wanted and decided that this looked like the best option for the price. I have in the past had bag-less vacuums and wasn't looking forward to having a bag again. However after a month of owning this vacuum I cannot believe I even thought about spending more money. I have found it very powerful and having new carpet we have had huge amounts of fluff floating around as well as the fact we have a long haired cat. I have had to change the bag once and have found it very easy to do. I cannot recommend this vacuum enough, for the price it is a complete steal in my eyes. It is quick and easy to handle and although it is not the lightest vacuum on the market I haven't found it too hard to carry up my stairs. I has performed great on my bare floors and my carpets. For the price I find no draw backs. Lighter would be great but under $100 what do you expect.

I purchased this vacuum as we had moved house and our old vacuum had breathed it last <hl> the day we moved out <hl> .


Question: Why did the user choose this vacuum?

Answer: this looked like the best option for the price

I purchased this vacuum as we had moved house and our old vacuum had breathed it last the day we moved out. <hl> However being slightly short on cash I couldn't get the one I wanted and decided that this looked like the best option for the price . <hl> I have in the past had bag-less vacuums and wasn't looking forward to having a bag again. However after a month of owning this vacuum I cannot believe I even thought about spending more money. I have found it very powerful and having new carpet we have had huge amounts of fluff floating around as well as the fact we have a long haired cat. I have had to change the bag once and have found it very easy to do. I cannot recommend this vacuum enough, for the price it is a complete steal in my eyes. It is quick and easy to handle and although it is not the lightest vacuum on the market I haven't found it too hard to carry up my stairs. I has performed great on my bare floors and my carpets. For the price I find no draw backs. Lighter would be great but under $100 what do you expect.

I purchased this vacuum as we had moved house and our old vacuum had breathed it last the day we moved out. However being slightly short on cash I couldn't get the one I wanted and decided that <hl> this looked like the best option for the price <hl>. I have in the past had bag-less vacuums and wasn't looking forward to having a bag again. However after a month of owning this vacuum I cannot believe I even thought about spending more money. I have found it very powerful and having new carpet we have had huge amounts of fluff floating around as well as the fact we have a long haired cat. I have had to change the bag once and have found it very easy to do. I cannot recommend this vacuum enough, for the price it is a complete steal in my eyes. It is quick and easy to handle and although it is not the lightest vacuum on the market I haven't found it too hard to carry up my stairs. I has performed great on my bare floors and my carpets. For the price I find no draw backs. Lighter would be great but under $100 what do you expect.

However being slightly short on cash I couldn't get the one I wanted and decided that <hl> this looked like the best option for the price <hl> .


Question: What does this vacuum have the reviewer didn't look forward to having again?

Answer: a bag

I purchased this vacuum as we had moved house and our old vacuum had breathed it last the day we moved out. However being slightly short on cash I couldn't get the one I wanted and decided that this looked like the best option for the price. <hl> I have in the past had bag-less vacuums and wasn't looking forward to having a bag again. <hl> However after a month of owning this vacuum I cannot believe I even thought about spending more money. I have found it very powerful and having new carpet we have had huge amounts of fluff floating around as well as the fact we have a long haired cat. I have had to change the bag once and have found it very easy to do. I cannot recommend this vacuum enough, for the price it is a complete steal in my eyes. It is quick and easy to handle and although it is not the lightest vacuum on the market I haven't found it too hard to carry up my stairs. I has performed great on my bare floors and my carpets. For the price I find no draw backs. Lighter would be great but under $100 what do you expect.

I purchased this vacuum as we had moved house and our old vacuum had breathed it last the day we moved out. However being slightly short on cash I couldn't get the one I wanted and decided that this looked like the best option for the price. I have in the past had bag-less vacuums and wasn't looking forward to having <hl> a bag <hl> again. However after a month of owning this vacuum I cannot believe I even thought about spending more money. I have found it very powerful and having new carpet we have had huge amounts of fluff floating around as well as the fact we have a long haired cat. I have had to change the bag once and have found it very easy to do. I cannot recommend this vacuum enough, for the price it is a complete steal in my eyes. It is quick and easy to handle and although it is not the lightest vacuum on the market I haven't found it too hard to carry up my stairs. I has performed great on my bare floors and my carpets. For the price I find no draw backs. Lighter would be great but under $100 what do you expect.


Question: How many times has the reviewer had to change the bag?

Answer: once

I purchased this vacuum as we had moved house and our old vacuum had breathed it last the day we moved out. However being slightly short on cash I couldn't get the one I wanted and decided that this looked like the best option for the price. I have in the past had bag-less vacuums and wasn't looking forward to having a bag again. However after a month of owning this vacuum I cannot believe I even thought about spending more money. I have found it very powerful and having new carpet we have had huge amounts of fluff floating around as well as the fact we have a long haired cat. <hl> I have had to change the bag once and have found it very easy to do. <hl> I cannot recommend this vacuum enough, for the price it is a complete steal in my eyes. It is quick and easy to handle and although it is not the lightest vacuum on the market I haven't found it too hard to carry up my stairs. I has performed great on my bare floors and my carpets. For the price I find no draw backs. Lighter would be great but under $100 what do you expect.

I purchased this vacuum as we had moved house and our old vacuum had breathed it last the day we moved out. However being slightly short on cash I couldn't get the one I wanted and decided that this looked like the best option for the price. I have in the past had bag-less vacuums and wasn't looking forward to having a bag again. However after a month of owning this vacuum I cannot believe I even thought about spending more money. I have found it very powerful and having new carpet we have had huge amounts of fluff floating around as well as the fact we have a long haired cat. I have had to change the bag <hl> once <hl> and have found it very easy to do. I cannot recommend this vacuum enough, for the price it is a complete steal in my eyes. It is quick and easy to handle and although it is not the lightest vacuum on the market I haven't found it too hard to carry up my stairs. I has performed great on my bare floors and my carpets. For the price I find no draw backs. Lighter would be great but under $100 what do you expect.


Question: Under what price was this vacuum's cost?

Answer: $100

I purchased this vacuum as we had moved house and our old vacuum had breathed it last the day we moved out. However being slightly short on cash I couldn't get the one I wanted and decided that this looked like the best option for the price. I have in the past had bag-less vacuums and wasn't looking forward to having a bag again. However after a month of owning this vacuum I cannot believe I even thought about spending more money. I have found it very powerful and having new carpet we have had huge amounts of fluff floating around as well as the fact we have a long haired cat. I have had to change the bag once and have found it very easy to do. I cannot recommend this vacuum enough, for the price it is a complete steal in my eyes. It is quick and easy to handle and although it is not the lightest vacuum on the market I haven't found it too hard to carry up my stairs. I has performed great on my bare floors and my carpets. For the price I find no draw backs. <hl> Lighter would be great but under $100 what do you expect. <hl>

I purchased this vacuum as we had moved house and our old vacuum had breathed it last the day we moved out. However being slightly short on cash I couldn't get the one I wanted and decided that this looked like the best option for the price. I have in the past had bag-less vacuums and wasn't looking forward to having a bag again. However after a month of owning this vacuum I cannot believe I even thought about spending more money. I have found it very powerful and having new carpet we have had huge amounts of fluff floating around as well as the fact we have a long haired cat. I have had to change the bag once and have found it very easy to do. I cannot recommend this vacuum enough, for the price it is a complete steal in my eyes. It is quick and easy to handle and although it is not the lightest vacuum on the market I haven't found it too hard to carry up my stairs. I has performed great on my bare floors and my carpets. For the price I find no draw backs. Lighter would be great but under <hl> $100 <hl> what do you expect.


Question: How long has the user had this kettle?

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

Answer: for a couple days

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

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

I've only had it <hl> for a couple days <hl> , but I'm sure I've used it at least 10 times since then (I drink a lot of tea, and need hot water for other reasons).It heats water fast, shuts off timely after boil, stays hot.


Question: How many times has the reviewer used the kettle?

Answer: at least 10 times

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

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


Question: What does the reviewer use the kettle for?

Answer: tea

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

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

I've only had it for a couple days, but I'm sure I've used it at least 10 times since then (I drink a lot of <hl> tea <hl> , and need hot water for other reasons).It heats water fast, shuts off timely after boil, stays hot.


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

Answer: stainless

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

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

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


Question: What grade of stainless steel does the manufacturer use in this kettle?

Answer: 304SS

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

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


Question: Who did the reviewer buy this for as a gift?

I bought this as a gift for my daughter. When it arrived, I was surprised to see that it is a little better quality than the ones I own that were sold under a different brand name - Mrs. Anderson's. I would have expected them to be the same since both are products of "Harold Imports". But the zipper on this Harold's Pie Crust Maker is a better quality and is sewn in more neatly, making a perfect circle (as compared to the sloppy, irregular circle on my Mrs. Anderson's). Also, the plastic seems to be a slightly heavier gauge than mine. The plastic is also very clear (as compared to the cloudier plastic of mine), but it's possible that is because this is brand new and mine is several years old.

Answer: my daughter

<hl> I bought this as a gift for my daughter . <hl> When it arrived, I was surprised to see that it is a little better quality than the ones I own that were sold under a different brand name - Mrs. Anderson's. I would have expected them to be the same since both are products of "Harold Imports". But the zipper on this Harold's Pie Crust Maker is a better quality and is sewn in more neatly, making a perfect circle (as compared to the sloppy, irregular circle on my Mrs. Anderson's). Also, the plastic seems to be a slightly heavier gauge than mine. The plastic is also very clear (as compared to the cloudier plastic of mine), but it's possible that is because this is brand new and mine is several years old.

I bought this as a gift for <hl> my daughter <hl>. When it arrived, I was surprised to see that it is a little better quality than the ones I own that were sold under a different brand name - Mrs. Anderson's. I would have expected them to be the same since both are products of "Harold Imports". But the zipper on this Harold's Pie Crust Maker is a better quality and is sewn in more neatly, making a perfect circle (as compared to the sloppy, irregular circle on my Mrs. Anderson's). Also, the plastic seems to be a slightly heavier gauge than mine. The plastic is also very clear (as compared to the cloudier plastic of mine), but it's possible that is because this is brand new and mine is several years old.

I bought this as a gift for <hl> my daughter <hl> .


Question: What was the other brand name of the product the reviewer owns?

Answer: Mrs. Anderson's

I bought this as a gift for my daughter. <hl> When it arrived, I was surprised to see that it is a little better quality than the ones I own that were sold under a different brand name - Mrs. Anderson's . <hl> I would have expected them to be the same since both are products of "Harold Imports". But the zipper on this Harold's Pie Crust Maker is a better quality and is sewn in more neatly, making a perfect circle (as compared to the sloppy, irregular circle on my Mrs. Anderson's). Also, the plastic seems to be a slightly heavier gauge than mine. The plastic is also very clear (as compared to the cloudier plastic of mine), but it's possible that is because this is brand new and mine is several years old.

I bought this as a gift for my daughter. When it arrived, I was surprised to see that it is a little better quality than the ones I own that were sold under a different brand name - <hl> Mrs. Anderson's <hl>. I would have expected them to be the same since both are products of "Harold Imports". But the zipper on this Harold's Pie Crust Maker is a better quality and is sewn in more neatly, making a perfect circle (as compared to the sloppy, irregular circle on my Mrs. Anderson's). Also, the plastic seems to be a slightly heavier gauge than mine. The plastic is also very clear (as compared to the cloudier plastic of mine), but it's possible that is because this is brand new and mine is several years old.

When it arrived, I was surprised to see that it is a little better quality than the ones I own that were sold under a different brand name - <hl> Mrs. Anderson's <hl> .


Question: What is this product and the other product the reviewer owns part of?

Answer: Harold Imports

I bought this as a gift for my daughter. When it arrived, I was surprised to see that it is a little better quality than the ones I own that were sold under a different brand name - Mrs. Anderson's. <hl> I would have expected them to be the same since both are products of " Harold Imports ". <hl> But the zipper on this Harold's Pie Crust Maker is a better quality and is sewn in more neatly, making a perfect circle (as compared to the sloppy, irregular circle on my Mrs. Anderson's). Also, the plastic seems to be a slightly heavier gauge than mine. The plastic is also very clear (as compared to the cloudier plastic of mine), but it's possible that is because this is brand new and mine is several years old.

I bought this as a gift for my daughter. When it arrived, I was surprised to see that it is a little better quality than the ones I own that were sold under a different brand name - Mrs. Anderson's. I would have expected them to be the same since both are products of "<hl> Harold Imports <hl>". But the zipper on this Harold's Pie Crust Maker is a better quality and is sewn in more neatly, making a perfect circle (as compared to the sloppy, irregular circle on my Mrs. Anderson's). Also, the plastic seems to be a slightly heavier gauge than mine. The plastic is also very clear (as compared to the cloudier plastic of mine), but it's possible that is because this is brand new and mine is several years old.

I would have expected them to be the same since both are products of " <hl> Harold Imports <hl> ".


Question: What is a better quality on Harold's Pie Crust Maker?

Answer: the zipper

I bought this as a gift for my daughter. When it arrived, I was surprised to see that it is a little better quality than the ones I own that were sold under a different brand name - Mrs. Anderson's. I would have expected them to be the same since both are products of "Harold Imports". <hl> But the zipper on this Harold's Pie Crust Maker is a better quality and is sewn in more neatly, making a perfect circle (as compared to the sloppy, irregular circle on my Mrs. Anderson's). <hl> Also, the plastic seems to be a slightly heavier gauge than mine. The plastic is also very clear (as compared to the cloudier plastic of mine), but it's possible that is because this is brand new and mine is several years old.

I bought this as a gift for my daughter. When it arrived, I was surprised to see that it is a little better quality than the ones I own that were sold under a different brand name - Mrs. Anderson's. I would have expected them to be the same since both are products of "Harold Imports". But <hl> the zipper <hl> on this Harold's Pie Crust Maker is a better quality and is sewn in more neatly, making a perfect circle (as compared to the sloppy, irregular circle on my Mrs. Anderson's). Also, the plastic seems to be a slightly heavier gauge than mine. The plastic is also very clear (as compared to the cloudier plastic of mine), but it's possible that is because this is brand new and mine is several years old.


Question: What color is the plastic on this product?

Answer: clear

I bought this as a gift for my daughter. When it arrived, I was surprised to see that it is a little better quality than the ones I own that were sold under a different brand name - Mrs. Anderson's. I would have expected them to be the same since both are products of "Harold Imports". But the zipper on this Harold's Pie Crust Maker is a better quality and is sewn in more neatly, making a perfect circle (as compared to the sloppy, irregular circle on my Mrs. Anderson's). Also, the plastic seems to be a slightly heavier gauge than mine. <hl> The plastic is also very clear (as compared to the cloudier plastic of mine), but it's possible that is because this is brand new and mine is several years old. <hl>

I bought this as a gift for my daughter. When it arrived, I was surprised to see that it is a little better quality than the ones I own that were sold under a different brand name - Mrs. Anderson's. I would have expected them to be the same since both are products of "Harold Imports". But the zipper on this Harold's Pie Crust Maker is a better quality and is sewn in more neatly, making a perfect circle (as compared to the sloppy, irregular circle on my Mrs. Anderson's). Also, the plastic seems to be a slightly heavier gauge than mine. The plastic is also very <hl> clear <hl> (as compared to the cloudier plastic of mine), but it's possible that is because this is brand new and mine is several years old.


Question: The product is good for what?

For the price it is good. Somehow it stopped evenly heating rather quickly and turned into a simple blanket. I do not know the expected life for one of these, but it died within a couple months.

Answer: the price

For the price it is good.

<hl> For the price it is good. <hl> Somehow it stopped evenly heating rather quickly and turned into a simple blanket. I do not know the expected life for one of these, but it died within a couple months.

For <hl> the price <hl> it is good. Somehow it stopped evenly heating rather quickly and turned into a simple blanket. I do not know the expected life for one of these, but it died within a couple months.


Question: What did the blanket stop doing?

Answer: evenly heating

For the price it is good. <hl> Somehow it stopped evenly heating rather quickly and turned into a simple blanket. <hl> I do not know the expected life for one of these, but it died within a couple months.

For the price it is good. Somehow it stopped <hl> evenly heating <hl> rather quickly and turned into a simple blanket. I do not know the expected life for one of these, but it died within a couple months.


Question: How quickly did the blanket die?

Answer: within a couple months

For the price it is good. Somehow it stopped evenly heating rather quickly and turned into a simple blanket. <hl> I do not know the expected life for one of these, but it died within a couple months . <hl>

For the price it is good. Somehow it stopped evenly heating rather quickly and turned into a simple blanket. I do not know the expected life for one of these, but it died <hl> within a couple months <hl>.

I do not know the expected life for one of these, but it died <hl> within a couple months <hl> .


Question: What did this product turn into?

Answer: a simple blanket

For the price it is good. <hl> Somehow it stopped evenly heating rather quickly and turned into a simple blanket . <hl> I do not know the expected life for one of these, but it died within a couple months.

For the price it is good. Somehow it stopped evenly heating rather quickly and turned into <hl> a simple blanket <hl>. I do not know the expected life for one of these, but it died within a couple months.

Somehow it stopped evenly heating rather quickly and turned into <hl> a simple blanket <hl> .


Question: What material did Pyrex and Anchor Hocking stop using?

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

Answer: borosilicate glass

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

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

They are no longer made using <hl> borosilicate glass <hl> , and increasingly consumers (like me) are left to deal with inferior quality.


Question: How many cups does the smallest of two round bowls hold?

Answer: 3 cups

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

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

The two identical square bowls are only .48 quart size (that will hold a little less than 2 cups of something) and the two round containers are 1.37 quart (6 1/2 cups) and 0.8 quart (about <hl> 3 cups <hl> ).


Question: How many pieces are in this set?

Answer: eight

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

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


Question: Who is this set most ideal for?

Answer: empty-nesters

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

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


Question: What is resulting from them being an inferior quality?

Answer: easily break

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

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

I'm tired of plastic containers that eventually look cruddy (try putting chili in one) or newer pieces of Pyrex/Anchor Hocking glassware that <hl> easily break <hl> .


Question: What happened shortly time after it's use?

We purchased one of these for our older daughter's room and it worked well, so well that we bought a second one for our other daughter's room. But within weeks the first one began to rattle. Over a year's use the rattle became noisier and noisier. One year later, it stopped working totally and we have since replaced it with a Soleus Air CFM-40 40-Pint Dehumidifier--Amazon sells it for about the same price and it is INCREDIBLY quiet--so much so that I have just bought a second one to use in my own bedroom at night.The second unit is still working, but it too is becoming noisier and we have noticed that the green power light is fading. I fully expect to have to replace this one as well.It's a pity because these units DO work well and they are wonderfully compact--why we bought them in the first place.But they clearly can't take long term heavy duty use.

Answer: began to rattle

We purchased one of these for our older daughter's room and it worked well, so well that we bought a second one for our other daughter's room. <hl> But within weeks the first one began to rattle . <hl> Over a year's use the rattle became noisier and noisier. One year later, it stopped working totally and we have since replaced it with a Soleus Air CFM-40 40-Pint Dehumidifier--Amazon sells it for about the same price and it is INCREDIBLY quiet--so much so that I have just bought a second one to use in my own bedroom at night. The second unit is still working, but it too is becoming noisier and we have noticed that the green power light is fading. I fully expect to have to replace this one as well. It's a pity because these units DO work well and they are wonderfully compact--why we bought them in the first place. But they clearly can't take long term heavy duty use.

We purchased one of these for our older daughter's room and it worked well, so well that we bought a second one for our other daughter's room. But within weeks the first one <hl> began to rattle <hl>. Over a year's use the rattle became noisier and noisier. One year later, it stopped working totally and we have since replaced it with a Soleus Air CFM-40 40-Pint Dehumidifier--Amazon sells it for about the same price and it is INCREDIBLY quiet--so much so that I have just bought a second one to use in my own bedroom at night.The second unit is still working, but it too is becoming noisier and we have noticed that the green power light is fading. I fully expect to have to replace this one as well.It's a pity because these units DO work well and they are wonderfully compact--why we bought them in the first place.But they clearly can't take long term heavy duty use.

But within weeks the first one <hl> began to rattle <hl> .


Question: Their second unit still works, but it happening to green power light?

Answer: fading

We purchased one of these for our older daughter's room and it worked well, so well that we bought a second one for our other daughter's room. But within weeks the first one began to rattle. Over a year's use the rattle became noisier and noisier. One year later, it stopped working totally and we have since replaced it with a Soleus Air CFM-40 40-Pint Dehumidifier--Amazon sells it for about the same price and it is INCREDIBLY quiet--so much so that I have just bought a second one to use in my own bedroom at night. <hl> The second unit is still working, but it too is becoming noisier and we have noticed that the green power light is fading . <hl> I fully expect to have to replace this one as well. It's a pity because these units DO work well and they are wonderfully compact--why we bought them in the first place. But they clearly can't take long term heavy duty use.

We purchased one of these for our older daughter's room and it worked well, so well that we bought a second one for our other daughter's room. But within weeks the first one began to rattle. Over a year's use the rattle became noisier and noisier. One year later, it stopped working totally and we have since replaced it with a Soleus Air CFM-40 40-Pint Dehumidifier--Amazon sells it for about the same price and it is INCREDIBLY quiet--so much so that I have just bought a second one to use in my own bedroom at night.The second unit is still working, but it too is becoming noisier and we have noticed that the green power light is <hl> fading <hl>. I fully expect to have to replace this one as well.It's a pity because these units DO work well and they are wonderfully compact--why we bought them in the first place.But they clearly can't take long term heavy duty use.

The second unit is still working, but it too is becoming noisier and we have noticed that the green power light is <hl> fading <hl> .


Question: They dealt with the rattle, what happened after a year?

Answer: became noisier

We purchased one of these for our older daughter's room and it worked well, so well that we bought a second one for our other daughter's room. But within weeks the first one began to rattle. <hl> Over a year's use the rattle became noisier and noisier. <hl> One year later, it stopped working totally and we have since replaced it with a Soleus Air CFM-40 40-Pint Dehumidifier--Amazon sells it for about the same price and it is INCREDIBLY quiet--so much so that I have just bought a second one to use in my own bedroom at night. The second unit is still working, but it too is becoming noisier and we have noticed that the green power light is fading. I fully expect to have to replace this one as well. It's a pity because these units DO work well and they are wonderfully compact--why we bought them in the first place. But they clearly can't take long term heavy duty use.

We purchased one of these for our older daughter's room and it worked well, so well that we bought a second one for our other daughter's room. But within weeks the first one began to rattle. Over a year's use the rattle <hl> became noisier <hl> and noisier. One year later, it stopped working totally and we have since replaced it with a Soleus Air CFM-40 40-Pint Dehumidifier--Amazon sells it for about the same price and it is INCREDIBLY quiet--so much so that I have just bought a second one to use in my own bedroom at night.The second unit is still working, but it too is becoming noisier and we have noticed that the green power light is fading. I fully expect to have to replace this one as well.It's a pity because these units DO work well and they are wonderfully compact--why we bought them in the first place.But they clearly can't take long term heavy duty use.


Question: The Soleus Air sells for same price but what difference does it have?

Answer: INCREDIBLY quiet

We purchased one of these for our older daughter's room and it worked well, so well that we bought a second one for our other daughter's room. But within weeks the first one began to rattle. Over a year's use the rattle became noisier and noisier. <hl> One year later, it stopped working totally and we have since replaced it with a Soleus Air CFM-40 40-Pint Dehumidifier--Amazon sells it for about the same price and it is INCREDIBLY quiet --so much so that I have just bought a second one to use in my own bedroom at night. <hl> The second unit is still working, but it too is becoming noisier and we have noticed that the green power light is fading. I fully expect to have to replace this one as well. It's a pity because these units DO work well and they are wonderfully compact--why we bought them in the first place. But they clearly can't take long term heavy duty use.

We purchased one of these for our older daughter's room and it worked well, so well that we bought a second one for our other daughter's room. But within weeks the first one began to rattle. Over a year's use the rattle became noisier and noisier. One year later, it stopped working totally and we have since replaced it with a Soleus Air CFM-40 40-Pint Dehumidifier--Amazon sells it for about the same price and it is <hl> INCREDIBLY quiet <hl>--so much so that I have just bought a second one to use in my own bedroom at night.The second unit is still working, but it too is becoming noisier and we have noticed that the green power light is fading. I fully expect to have to replace this one as well.It's a pity because these units DO work well and they are wonderfully compact--why we bought them in the first place.But they clearly can't take long term heavy duty use.

One year later, it stopped working totally and we have since replaced it with a Soleus Air CFM-40 40-Pint Dehumidifier--Amazon sells it for about the same price and it is <hl> INCREDIBLY quiet <hl> --so much so that I have just bought a second one to use in my own bedroom at night.


Question: What was the reason why they bought these, but can't take heavy use?

Answer: DO work well

We purchased one of these for our older daughter's room and it worked well, so well that we bought a second one for our other daughter's room. But within weeks the first one began to rattle. Over a year's use the rattle became noisier and noisier. One year later, it stopped working totally and we have since replaced it with a Soleus Air CFM-40 40-Pint Dehumidifier--Amazon sells it for about the same price and it is INCREDIBLY quiet--so much so that I have just bought a second one to use in my own bedroom at night. The second unit is still working, but it too is becoming noisier and we have noticed that the green power light is fading. I fully expect to have to replace this one as well. <hl> It's a pity because these units DO work well and they are wonderfully compact--why we bought them in the first place. <hl> But they clearly can't take long term heavy duty use.

We purchased one of these for our older daughter's room and it worked well, so well that we bought a second one for our other daughter's room. But within weeks the first one began to rattle. Over a year's use the rattle became noisier and noisier. One year later, it stopped working totally and we have since replaced it with a Soleus Air CFM-40 40-Pint Dehumidifier--Amazon sells it for about the same price and it is INCREDIBLY quiet--so much so that I have just bought a second one to use in my own bedroom at night.The second unit is still working, but it too is becoming noisier and we have noticed that the green power light is fading. I fully expect to have to replace this one as well.It's a pity because these units <hl> DO work well <hl> and they are wonderfully compact--why we bought them in the first place.But they clearly can't take long term heavy duty use.


Question: What did they want reduce in their home?

I bought these simply to try and reduce the amount of disposables in my home. I was not thinking of any use for them beyond the obvious of cupcakes and muffins normally baked in paper cups. I am thrilled to report that they work just great for those purposes, and without any greasing or oiling required, but they have also served me well as fudge molds. And my new favorite use is for freezing stock when I make a large batch; impossible to unmold neatly from an unlined muffin tin, and awkward in an ice cube tray, stock frozen in these tidy little cups unmolds cleanly and in the perfect amount to pop out later for a serving of ... whatever you use stock for. I love these, I'm glad I bought two sets, and I may order two more soon.

Answer: disposables

<hl> I bought these simply to try and reduce the amount of disposables in my home. <hl> I was not thinking of any use for them beyond the obvious of cupcakes and muffins normally baked in paper cups. I am thrilled to report that they work just great for those purposes, and without any greasing or oiling required, but they have also served me well as fudge molds. And my new favorite use is for freezing stock when I make a large batch; impossible to unmold neatly from an unlined muffin tin, and awkward in an ice cube tray, stock frozen in these tidy little cups unmolds cleanly and in the perfect amount to pop out later for a serving of ... whatever you use stock for. I love these, I'm glad I bought two sets, and I may order two more soon.

I bought these simply to try and reduce the amount of <hl> disposables <hl> in my home. I was not thinking of any use for them beyond the obvious of cupcakes and muffins normally baked in paper cups. I am thrilled to report that they work just great for those purposes, and without any greasing or oiling required, but they have also served me well as fudge molds. And my new favorite use is for freezing stock when I make a large batch; impossible to unmold neatly from an unlined muffin tin, and awkward in an ice cube tray, stock frozen in these tidy little cups unmolds cleanly and in the perfect amount to pop out later for a serving of ... whatever you use stock for. I love these, I'm glad I bought two sets, and I may order two more soon.


Question: What is their favorite way to use these?

Answer: freezing stock

I bought these simply to try and reduce the amount of disposables in my home. I was not thinking of any use for them beyond the obvious of cupcakes and muffins normally baked in paper cups. I am thrilled to report that they work just great for those purposes, and without any greasing or oiling required, but they have also served me well as fudge molds. <hl> And my new favorite use is for freezing stock when I make a large batch; impossible to unmold neatly from an unlined muffin tin, and awkward in an ice cube tray, stock frozen in these tidy little cups unmolds cleanly and in the perfect amount to pop out later for a serving of ... <hl> whatever you use stock for. I love these, I'm glad I bought two sets, and I may order two more soon.

I bought these simply to try and reduce the amount of disposables in my home. I was not thinking of any use for them beyond the obvious of cupcakes and muffins normally baked in paper cups. I am thrilled to report that they work just great for those purposes, and without any greasing or oiling required, but they have also served me well as fudge molds. And my new favorite use is for <hl> freezing stock <hl> when I make a large batch; impossible to unmold neatly from an unlined muffin tin, and awkward in an ice cube tray, stock frozen in these tidy little cups unmolds cleanly and in the perfect amount to pop out later for a serving of ... whatever you use stock for. I love these, I'm glad I bought two sets, and I may order two more soon.


Question: How many sets were bought?

Answer: two

I bought these simply to try and reduce the amount of disposables in my home. I was not thinking of any use for them beyond the obvious of cupcakes and muffins normally baked in paper cups. I am thrilled to report that they work just great for those purposes, and without any greasing or oiling required, but they have also served me well as fudge molds. And my new favorite use is for freezing stock when I make a large batch; impossible to unmold neatly from an unlined muffin tin, and awkward in an ice cube tray, stock frozen in these tidy little cups unmolds cleanly and in the perfect amount to pop out later for a serving of ... whatever you use stock for. <hl> I love these, I'm glad I bought two sets, and I may order two more soon. <hl>

I bought these simply to try and reduce the amount of disposables in my home. I was not thinking of any use for them beyond the obvious of cupcakes and muffins normally baked in paper cups. I am thrilled to report that they work just great for those purposes, and without any greasing or oiling required, but they have also served me well as fudge molds. And my new favorite use is for freezing stock when I make a large batch; impossible to unmold neatly from an unlined muffin tin, and awkward in an ice cube tray, stock frozen in these tidy little cups unmolds cleanly and in the perfect amount to pop out later for a serving of ... whatever you use stock for. I love these, I'm glad I bought <hl> two <hl> sets, and I may order two more soon.


Question: What is not required when making cupcakes and muffins in these?

Answer: greasing or oiling

I bought these simply to try and reduce the amount of disposables in my home. I was not thinking of any use for them beyond the obvious of cupcakes and muffins normally baked in paper cups. <hl> I am thrilled to report that they work just great for those purposes, and without any greasing or oiling required, but they have also served me well as fudge molds. <hl> And my new favorite use is for freezing stock when I make a large batch; impossible to unmold neatly from an unlined muffin tin, and awkward in an ice cube tray, stock frozen in these tidy little cups unmolds cleanly and in the perfect amount to pop out later for a serving of ... whatever you use stock for. I love these, I'm glad I bought two sets, and I may order two more soon.

I bought these simply to try and reduce the amount of disposables in my home. I was not thinking of any use for them beyond the obvious of cupcakes and muffins normally baked in paper cups. I am thrilled to report that they work just great for those purposes, and without any <hl> greasing or oiling <hl> required, but they have also served me well as fudge molds. And my new favorite use is for freezing stock when I make a large batch; impossible to unmold neatly from an unlined muffin tin, and awkward in an ice cube tray, stock frozen in these tidy little cups unmolds cleanly and in the perfect amount to pop out later for a serving of ... whatever you use stock for. I love these, I'm glad I bought two sets, and I may order two more soon.


Question: What was the other purpose that has served well for this item?

Answer: fudge molds

I bought these simply to try and reduce the amount of disposables in my home. I was not thinking of any use for them beyond the obvious of cupcakes and muffins normally baked in paper cups. <hl> I am thrilled to report that they work just great for those purposes, and without any greasing or oiling required, but they have also served me well as fudge molds . <hl> And my new favorite use is for freezing stock when I make a large batch; impossible to unmold neatly from an unlined muffin tin, and awkward in an ice cube tray, stock frozen in these tidy little cups unmolds cleanly and in the perfect amount to pop out later for a serving of ... whatever you use stock for. I love these, I'm glad I bought two sets, and I may order two more soon.

I bought these simply to try and reduce the amount of disposables in my home. I was not thinking of any use for them beyond the obvious of cupcakes and muffins normally baked in paper cups. I am thrilled to report that they work just great for those purposes, and without any greasing or oiling required, but they have also served me well as <hl> fudge molds <hl>. And my new favorite use is for freezing stock when I make a large batch; impossible to unmold neatly from an unlined muffin tin, and awkward in an ice cube tray, stock frozen in these tidy little cups unmolds cleanly and in the perfect amount to pop out later for a serving of ... whatever you use stock for. I love these, I'm glad I bought two sets, and I may order two more soon.

I am thrilled to report that they work just great for those purposes, and without any greasing or oiling required, but they have also served me well as <hl> fudge molds <hl> .