Question: How much did this customer spend on trying to make the product fit into her window?

Received this 1 hour ago and does not work in my house and had spent 200.00 for assistance to try to fit my windows, very disappointed that this has happen. Air Condition unit is nice but trying to fit the window panels for the hoses did not work with my window, I was disappointed, had a air condition company come in to assist but after many attempts, just would not fit my windows, so I had to return the unit. Spent 200.00 trying, so before you buy this unit I hope you have windows that will fit the hoses.

Answer: 200.00

<hl> Received this 1 hour ago and does not work in my house and had spent 200.00 for assistance to try to fit my windows, very disappointed that this has happen. <hl> Air Condition unit is nice but trying to fit the window panels for the hoses did not work with my window, I was disappointed, had a air condition company come in to assist but after many attempts, just would not fit my windows, so I had to return the unit. Spent 200.00 trying, so before you buy this unit I hope you have windows that will fit the hoses.

Received this 1 hour ago and does not work in my house and had spent <hl> 200.00 <hl> for assistance to try to fit my windows, very disappointed that this has happen. Air Condition unit is nice but trying to fit the window panels for the hoses did not work with my window, I was disappointed, had a air condition company come in to assist but after many attempts, just would not fit my windows, so I had to return the unit. Spent 200.00 trying, so before you buy this unit I hope you have windows that will fit the hoses.


Question: What did the reviewer do with the product at the end?

Answer: return the unit

Received this 1 hour ago and does not work in my house and had spent 200.00 for assistance to try to fit my windows, very disappointed that this has happen. <hl> Air Condition unit is nice but trying to fit the window panels for the hoses did not work with my window, I was disappointed, had a air condition company come in to assist but after many attempts, just would not fit my windows, so I had to return the unit . <hl> Spent 200.00 trying, so before you buy this unit I hope you have windows that will fit the hoses.

Received this 1 hour ago and does not work in my house and had spent 200.00 for assistance to try to fit my windows, very disappointed that this has happen. Air Condition unit is nice but trying to fit the window panels for the hoses did not work with my window, I was disappointed, had a air condition company come in to assist but after many attempts, just would not fit my windows, so I had to <hl> return the unit <hl>. Spent 200.00 trying, so before you buy this unit I hope you have windows that will fit the hoses.

Air Condition unit is nice but trying to fit the window panels for the hoses did not work with my window, I was disappointed, had a air condition company come in to assist but after many attempts, just would not fit my windows, so I had to <hl> return the unit <hl> .


Question: What part of the product was too big for the reviewer's window?

Answer: Air Condition unit

Received this 1 hour ago and does not work in my house and had spent 200.00 for assistance to try to fit my windows, very disappointed that this has happen. <hl> Air Condition unit is nice but trying to fit the window panels for the hoses did not work with my window, I was disappointed, had a air condition company come in to assist but after many attempts, just would not fit my windows, so I had to return the unit. <hl> Spent 200.00 trying, so before you buy this unit I hope you have windows that will fit the hoses.

Received this 1 hour ago and does not work in my house and had spent 200.00 for assistance to try to fit my windows, very disappointed that this has happen. <hl> Air Condition unit <hl> is nice but trying to fit the window panels for the hoses did not work with my window, I was disappointed, had a air condition company come in to assist but after many attempts, just would not fit my windows, so I had to return the unit. Spent 200.00 trying, so before you buy this unit I hope you have windows that will fit the hoses.


Question: Who did the reviewer turn to for assistance?

Answer: air condition company

Received this 1 hour ago and does not work in my house and had spent 200.00 for assistance to try to fit my windows, very disappointed that this has happen. <hl> Air Condition unit is nice but trying to fit the window panels for the hoses did not work with my window, I was disappointed, had a air condition company come in to assist but after many attempts, just would not fit my windows, so I had to return the unit. <hl> Spent 200.00 trying, so before you buy this unit I hope you have windows that will fit the hoses.

Received this 1 hour ago and does not work in my house and had spent 200.00 for assistance to try to fit my windows, very disappointed that this has happen. Air Condition unit is nice but trying to fit the window panels for the hoses did not work with my window, I was disappointed, had a <hl> air condition company <hl> come in to assist but after many attempts, just would not fit my windows, so I had to return the unit. Spent 200.00 trying, so before you buy this unit I hope you have windows that will fit the hoses.


Question: How long ago did the reviewer receive the product?

Answer: 1 hour ago

<hl> Received this 1 hour ago and does not work in my house and had spent 200.00 for assistance to try to fit my windows, very disappointed that this has happen. <hl> Air Condition unit is nice but trying to fit the window panels for the hoses did not work with my window, I was disappointed, had a air condition company come in to assist but after many attempts, just would not fit my windows, so I had to return the unit. Spent 200.00 trying, so before you buy this unit I hope you have windows that will fit the hoses.

Received this <hl> 1 hour ago <hl> and does not work in my house and had spent 200.00 for assistance to try to fit my windows, very disappointed that this has happen. Air Condition unit is nice but trying to fit the window panels for the hoses did not work with my window, I was disappointed, had a air condition company come in to assist but after many attempts, just would not fit my windows, so I had to return the unit. Spent 200.00 trying, so before you buy this unit I hope you have windows that will fit the hoses.


Question: What's the author's main concern with this product?

Recently received it and used it three times so far. Simple to operate. Gave a very quick reading. Seems accurate enough for my purposes. Gave an accurate reading of room temperature just by turning it on! Good for measuring cold as well as heat. My only concern is that it seems very light weight and possibly easy to "break" unless handled carefully. I store it in a drawer that is not often opened, to prevent it being unnecessarily shaken around by a slammed drawer. Just my opinion. I do really like it but will treat it gently and hope it lasts a good long time. It does have a 5 year limited warranty!

Answer: easy to "break"

Recently received it and used it three times so far. Simple to operate. Gave a very quick reading. Seems accurate enough for my purposes. Gave an accurate reading of room temperature just by turning it on! Good for measuring cold as well as heat. <hl> My only concern is that it seems very light weight and possibly easy to "break" unless handled carefully. <hl> I store it in a drawer that is not often opened, to prevent it being unnecessarily shaken around by a slammed drawer. Just my opinion. I do really like it but will treat it gently and hope it lasts a good long time. It does have a 5 year limited warranty!

Recently received it and used it three times so far. Simple to operate. Gave a very quick reading. Seems accurate enough for my purposes. Gave an accurate reading of room temperature just by turning it on! Good for measuring cold as well as heat. My only concern is that it seems very light weight and possibly <hl> easy to "break" <hl> unless handled carefully. I store it in a drawer that is not often opened, to prevent it being unnecessarily shaken around by a slammed drawer. Just my opinion. I do really like it but will treat it gently and hope it lasts a good long time. It does have a 5 year limited warranty!


Question: How many times has the reviewer used the product thus far?

Answer: three times

<hl> Recently received it and used it three times so far. <hl> Simple to operate. Gave a very quick reading. Seems accurate enough for my purposes. Gave an accurate reading of room temperature just by turning it on! Good for measuring cold as well as heat. My only concern is that it seems very light weight and possibly easy to "break" unless handled carefully. I store it in a drawer that is not often opened, to prevent it being unnecessarily shaken around by a slammed drawer. Just my opinion. I do really like it but will treat it gently and hope it lasts a good long time. It does have a 5 year limited warranty!

Recently received it and used it <hl> three times <hl> so far. Simple to operate. Gave a very quick reading. Seems accurate enough for my purposes. Gave an accurate reading of room temperature just by turning it on! Good for measuring cold as well as heat. My only concern is that it seems very light weight and possibly easy to "break" unless handled carefully. I store it in a drawer that is not often opened, to prevent it being unnecessarily shaken around by a slammed drawer. Just my opinion. I do really like it but will treat it gently and hope it lasts a good long time. It does have a 5 year limited warranty!


Question: What kind of warranty does this product have?

Answer: 5 year limited warranty

Recently received it and used it three times so far. Simple to operate. Gave a very quick reading. Seems accurate enough for my purposes. Gave an accurate reading of room temperature just by turning it on! Good for measuring cold as well as heat. My only concern is that it seems very light weight and possibly easy to "break" unless handled carefully. I store it in a drawer that is not often opened, to prevent it being unnecessarily shaken around by a slammed drawer. Just my opinion. I do really like it but will treat it gently and hope it lasts a good long time. <hl> It does have a 5 year limited warranty ! <hl>

Recently received it and used it three times so far. Simple to operate. Gave a very quick reading. Seems accurate enough for my purposes. Gave an accurate reading of room temperature just by turning it on! Good for measuring cold as well as heat. My only concern is that it seems very light weight and possibly easy to "break" unless handled carefully. I store it in a drawer that is not often opened, to prevent it being unnecessarily shaken around by a slammed drawer. Just my opinion. I do really like it but will treat it gently and hope it lasts a good long time. It does have a <hl> 5 year limited warranty <hl>!

It does have a <hl> 5 year limited warranty <hl> !


Question: What is this product capable of measuring well?

Answer: cold as well as heat

Recently received it and used it three times so far. Simple to operate. Gave a very quick reading. Seems accurate enough for my purposes. Gave an accurate reading of room temperature just by turning it on! <hl> Good for measuring cold as well as heat . <hl> My only concern is that it seems very light weight and possibly easy to "break" unless handled carefully. I store it in a drawer that is not often opened, to prevent it being unnecessarily shaken around by a slammed drawer. Just my opinion. I do really like it but will treat it gently and hope it lasts a good long time. It does have a 5 year limited warranty!

Recently received it and used it three times so far. Simple to operate. Gave a very quick reading. Seems accurate enough for my purposes. Gave an accurate reading of room temperature just by turning it on! Good for measuring <hl> cold as well as heat <hl>. My only concern is that it seems very light weight and possibly easy to "break" unless handled carefully. I store it in a drawer that is not often opened, to prevent it being unnecessarily shaken around by a slammed drawer. Just my opinion. I do really like it but will treat it gently and hope it lasts a good long time. It does have a 5 year limited warranty!

Good for measuring <hl> cold as well as heat <hl> .


Question: What was the first recipe attempted by the reviewer?

My wife gave me one of these for Christmas two years ago. I eagerly tried to make a batch of vanilla ice cream. After an hour of noisy churning, the base was still liquid and the bowl was only slightly chilled. An hour more of churning did not improve things. The thing went down in the basement. I resurrected it this afternoon to give it another chance, this time with lemon and lime sorbet. Same result. The base was as liquid after an hour of churning as it was at the start. I give up. I wish I had back the hours I wasted on this piece of expensive junk.

Answer: vanilla ice cream

My wife gave me one of these for Christmas two years ago. <hl> I eagerly tried to make a batch of vanilla ice cream . <hl> After an hour of noisy churning, the base was still liquid and the bowl was only slightly chilled. An hour more of churning did not improve things. The thing went down in the basement. I resurrected it this afternoon to give it another chance, this time with lemon and lime sorbet. Same result. The base was as liquid after an hour of churning as it was at the start. I give up. I wish I had back the hours I wasted on this piece of expensive junk.

My wife gave me one of these for Christmas two years ago. I eagerly tried to make a batch of <hl> vanilla ice cream <hl>. After an hour of noisy churning, the base was still liquid and the bowl was only slightly chilled. An hour more of churning did not improve things. The thing went down in the basement. I resurrected it this afternoon to give it another chance, this time with lemon and lime sorbet. Same result. The base was as liquid after an hour of churning as it was at the start. I give up. I wish I had back the hours I wasted on this piece of expensive junk.

I eagerly tried to make a batch of <hl> vanilla ice cream <hl> .


Question: When did the reviewer receive this product?

Answer: Christmas two years ago

<hl> My wife gave me one of these for Christmas two years ago . <hl> I eagerly tried to make a batch of vanilla ice cream. After an hour of noisy churning, the base was still liquid and the bowl was only slightly chilled. An hour more of churning did not improve things. The thing went down in the basement. I resurrected it this afternoon to give it another chance, this time with lemon and lime sorbet. Same result. The base was as liquid after an hour of churning as it was at the start. I give up. I wish I had back the hours I wasted on this piece of expensive junk.

My wife gave me one of these for <hl> Christmas two years ago <hl>. I eagerly tried to make a batch of vanilla ice cream. After an hour of noisy churning, the base was still liquid and the bowl was only slightly chilled. An hour more of churning did not improve things. The thing went down in the basement. I resurrected it this afternoon to give it another chance, this time with lemon and lime sorbet. Same result. The base was as liquid after an hour of churning as it was at the start. I give up. I wish I had back the hours I wasted on this piece of expensive junk.

My wife gave me one of these for <hl> Christmas two years ago <hl> .


Question: When was the last time the reviewer used this product?

Answer: this afternoon

My wife gave me one of these for Christmas two years ago. I eagerly tried to make a batch of vanilla ice cream. After an hour of noisy churning, the base was still liquid and the bowl was only slightly chilled. An hour more of churning did not improve things. The thing went down in the basement. <hl> I resurrected it this afternoon to give it another chance, this time with lemon and lime sorbet. <hl> Same result. The base was as liquid after an hour of churning as it was at the start. I give up. I wish I had back the hours I wasted on this piece of expensive junk.

My wife gave me one of these for Christmas two years ago. I eagerly tried to make a batch of vanilla ice cream. After an hour of noisy churning, the base was still liquid and the bowl was only slightly chilled. An hour more of churning did not improve things. The thing went down in the basement. I resurrected it <hl> this afternoon <hl> to give it another chance, this time with lemon and lime sorbet. Same result. The base was as liquid after an hour of churning as it was at the start. I give up. I wish I had back the hours I wasted on this piece of expensive junk.


Question: What did the reviewer attempt to make the second time using this product?

Answer: lemon and lime sorbet

My wife gave me one of these for Christmas two years ago. I eagerly tried to make a batch of vanilla ice cream. After an hour of noisy churning, the base was still liquid and the bowl was only slightly chilled. An hour more of churning did not improve things. The thing went down in the basement. <hl> I resurrected it this afternoon to give it another chance, this time with lemon and lime sorbet . <hl> Same result. The base was as liquid after an hour of churning as it was at the start. I give up. I wish I had back the hours I wasted on this piece of expensive junk.

My wife gave me one of these for Christmas two years ago. I eagerly tried to make a batch of vanilla ice cream. After an hour of noisy churning, the base was still liquid and the bowl was only slightly chilled. An hour more of churning did not improve things. The thing went down in the basement. I resurrected it this afternoon to give it another chance, this time with <hl> lemon and lime sorbet <hl>. Same result. The base was as liquid after an hour of churning as it was at the start. I give up. I wish I had back the hours I wasted on this piece of expensive junk.

I resurrected it this afternoon to give it another chance, this time with <hl> lemon and lime sorbet <hl> .


Question: What was the outcome of both attempts at making ice cream?

Answer: base was still liquid

My wife gave me one of these for Christmas two years ago. I eagerly tried to make a batch of vanilla ice cream. <hl> After an hour of noisy churning, the base was still liquid and the bowl was only slightly chilled. <hl> An hour more of churning did not improve things. The thing went down in the basement. I resurrected it this afternoon to give it another chance, this time with lemon and lime sorbet. Same result. The base was as liquid after an hour of churning as it was at the start. I give up. I wish I had back the hours I wasted on this piece of expensive junk.

My wife gave me one of these for Christmas two years ago. I eagerly tried to make a batch of vanilla ice cream. After an hour of noisy churning, the <hl> base was still liquid <hl> and the bowl was only slightly chilled. An hour more of churning did not improve things. The thing went down in the basement. I resurrected it this afternoon to give it another chance, this time with lemon and lime sorbet. Same result. The base was as liquid after an hour of churning as it was at the start. I give up. I wish I had back the hours I wasted on this piece of expensive junk.


Question: Which item is the poster impressed with?

This tortilla warmer really works. I find that it keeps the tortillas warm through our dinner. There are never any left to see if this will work an hour! It is perfect for warming them in the microwave and keeping them warm through the meal. I don't have a clue if it works for an hour, like the package stated. I'll never know because it does not take us that long to eat. Great Item!

Answer: tortilla warmer

This tortilla warmer really works.

<hl> This tortilla warmer really works. <hl> I find that it keeps the tortillas warm through our dinner. There are never any left to see if this will work an hour! It is perfect for warming them in the microwave and keeping them warm through the meal. I don't have a clue if it works for an hour, like the package stated. I'll never know because it does not take us that long to eat. Great Item!

This <hl> tortilla warmer <hl> really works. I find that it keeps the tortillas warm through our dinner. There are never any left to see if this will work an hour! It is perfect for warming them in the microwave and keeping them warm through the meal. I don't have a clue if it works for an hour, like the package stated. I'll never know because it does not take us that long to eat. Great Item!


Question: What does the poster say about not knowing if the product works as promised?

Answer: it does not take us that long to eat

This tortilla warmer really works. I find that it keeps the tortillas warm through our dinner. There are never any left to see if this will work an hour! It is perfect for warming them in the microwave and keeping them warm through the meal. I don't have a clue if it works for an hour, like the package stated. <hl> I'll never know because it does not take us that long to eat . <hl> Great Item!

This tortilla warmer really works. I find that it keeps the tortillas warm through our dinner. There are never any left to see if this will work an hour! It is perfect for warming them in the microwave and keeping them warm through the meal. I don't have a clue if it works for an hour, like the package stated. I'll never know because <hl> it does not take us that long to eat <hl>. Great Item!

I'll never know because <hl> it does not take us that long to eat <hl> .


Question: What does the package say?

Answer: works for an hour

This tortilla warmer really works. I find that it keeps the tortillas warm through our dinner. There are never any left to see if this will work an hour! It is perfect for warming them in the microwave and keeping them warm through the meal. <hl> I don't have a clue if it works for an hour , like the package stated. <hl> I'll never know because it does not take us that long to eat. Great Item!

This tortilla warmer really works. I find that it keeps the tortillas warm through our dinner. There are never any left to see if this will work an hour! It is perfect for warming them in the microwave and keeping them warm through the meal. I don't have a clue if it <hl> works for an hour <hl>, like the package stated. I'll never know because it does not take us that long to eat. Great Item!

I don't have a clue if it <hl> works for an hour <hl> , like the package stated.


Question: Where can you warm them?

Answer: microwave

This tortilla warmer really works. I find that it keeps the tortillas warm through our dinner. There are never any left to see if this will work an hour! <hl> It is perfect for warming them in the microwave and keeping them warm through the meal. <hl> I don't have a clue if it works for an hour, like the package stated. I'll never know because it does not take us that long to eat. Great Item!

This tortilla warmer really works. I find that it keeps the tortillas warm through our dinner. There are never any left to see if this will work an hour! It is perfect for warming them in the <hl> microwave <hl> and keeping them warm through the meal. I don't have a clue if it works for an hour, like the package stated. I'll never know because it does not take us that long to eat. Great Item!


Question: Who got the present?

Bought this for my wife as a Christmas present, decided to spend the extra money (cause my sweetie is worth more than just a snuggie) and I'm really glad I did. She absolutely loves this thing, so much so that I've actually been chided for even trying it on. And I have to say it is comfortable too. It's the ultimate in couch potato lounging. Perfect for the winter days when you just want to sit back and watch some movies.

Answer: wife

<hl> Bought this for my wife as a Christmas present, decided to spend the extra money (cause my sweetie is worth more than just a snuggie) and I'm really glad I did. <hl> She absolutely loves this thing, so much so that I've actually been chided for even trying it on. And I have to say it is comfortable too. It's the ultimate in couch potato lounging. Perfect for the winter days when you just want to sit back and watch some movies.

Bought this for my <hl> wife <hl> as a Christmas present, decided to spend the extra money (cause my sweetie is worth more than just a snuggie) and I'm really glad I did. She absolutely loves this thing, so much so that I've actually been chided for even trying it on. And I have to say it is comfortable too. It's the ultimate in couch potato lounging. Perfect for the winter days when you just want to sit back and watch some movies.


Question: What kind of gift was it?

Answer: Christmas present

<hl> Bought this for my wife as a Christmas present , decided to spend the extra money (cause my sweetie is worth more than just a snuggie) and I'm really glad I did. <hl> She absolutely loves this thing, so much so that I've actually been chided for even trying it on. And I have to say it is comfortable too. It's the ultimate in couch potato lounging. Perfect for the winter days when you just want to sit back and watch some movies.

Bought this for my wife as a <hl> Christmas present <hl>, decided to spend the extra money (cause my sweetie is worth more than just a snuggie) and I'm really glad I did. She absolutely loves this thing, so much so that I've actually been chided for even trying it on. And I have to say it is comfortable too. It's the ultimate in couch potato lounging. Perfect for the winter days when you just want to sit back and watch some movies.

Bought this for my wife as a <hl> Christmas present <hl> , decided to spend the extra money (cause my sweetie is worth more than just a snuggie) and I'm really glad I did.


Question: When is it nice to use the product?

Answer: winter days

Bought this for my wife as a Christmas present, decided to spend the extra money (cause my sweetie is worth more than just a snuggie) and I'm really glad I did. She absolutely loves this thing, so much so that I've actually been chided for even trying it on. And I have to say it is comfortable too. It's the ultimate in couch potato lounging. <hl> Perfect for the winter days when you just want to sit back and watch some movies. <hl>

Bought this for my wife as a Christmas present, decided to spend the extra money (cause my sweetie is worth more than just a snuggie) and I'm really glad I did. She absolutely loves this thing, so much so that I've actually been chided for even trying it on. And I have to say it is comfortable too. It's the ultimate in couch potato lounging. Perfect for the <hl> winter days <hl> when you just want to sit back and watch some movies.


Question: What kind of situation would the poster use it in?

Answer: couch potato lounging

Bought this for my wife as a Christmas present, decided to spend the extra money (cause my sweetie is worth more than just a snuggie) and I'm really glad I did. She absolutely loves this thing, so much so that I've actually been chided for even trying it on. And I have to say it is comfortable too. <hl> It's the ultimate in couch potato lounging . <hl> Perfect for the winter days when you just want to sit back and watch some movies.

Bought this for my wife as a Christmas present, decided to spend the extra money (cause my sweetie is worth more than just a snuggie) and I'm really glad I did. She absolutely loves this thing, so much so that I've actually been chided for even trying it on. And I have to say it is comfortable too. It's the ultimate in <hl> couch potato lounging <hl>. Perfect for the winter days when you just want to sit back and watch some movies.

It's the ultimate in <hl> couch potato lounging <hl> .


Question: What did the poster do regarding buying the product?

Answer: spend the extra money

<hl> Bought this for my wife as a Christmas present, decided to spend the extra money (cause my sweetie is worth more than just a snuggie) and I'm really glad I did. <hl> She absolutely loves this thing, so much so that I've actually been chided for even trying it on. And I have to say it is comfortable too. It's the ultimate in couch potato lounging. Perfect for the winter days when you just want to sit back and watch some movies.

Bought this for my wife as a Christmas present, decided to <hl> spend the extra money <hl> (cause my sweetie is worth more than just a snuggie) and I'm really glad I did. She absolutely loves this thing, so much so that I've actually been chided for even trying it on. And I have to say it is comfortable too. It's the ultimate in couch potato lounging. Perfect for the winter days when you just want to sit back and watch some movies.


Question: What is the brand in question?

This is the worst ice cream scoop ever. The part of the scoop that attaches to the handle is only about 1/4 inch in diameter. It's a total scam; they made it look thicker, by making the part that holds the scoop 4 times as wide. You can't tell by looking at it, because they have cleverly disguised it with the plastic handle. I found out when the handle broke off in my hand, while trying to scoop some hard ice cream. Oxo, you should be ashamed of yourselves for making this piece of junk, which was clearly designed to deceive the consumer. I'll likely never buy an Oxo product again.

Answer: Oxo

This is the worst ice cream scoop ever. The part of the scoop that attaches to the handle is only about 1/4 inch in diameter. It's a total scam; they made it look thicker, by making the part that holds the scoop 4 times as wide. You can't tell by looking at it, because they have cleverly disguised it with the plastic handle. I found out when the handle broke off in my hand, while trying to scoop some hard ice cream. <hl> Oxo , you should be ashamed of yourselves for making this piece of junk, which was clearly designed to deceive the consumer. <hl> I'll likely never buy an Oxo product again.

This is the worst ice cream scoop ever. The part of the scoop that attaches to the handle is only about 1/4 inch in diameter. It's a total scam; they made it look thicker, by making the part that holds the scoop 4 times as wide. You can't tell by looking at it, because they have cleverly disguised it with the plastic handle. I found out when the handle broke off in my hand, while trying to scoop some hard ice cream. <hl> Oxo <hl>, you should be ashamed of yourselves for making this piece of junk, which was clearly designed to deceive the consumer. I'll likely never buy an Oxo product again.

<hl> Oxo <hl> , you should be ashamed of yourselves for making this piece of junk, which was clearly designed to deceive the consumer.


Question: What size is the part that attaches to the handle?

Answer: 1/4 inch

This is the worst ice cream scoop ever. <hl> The part of the scoop that attaches to the handle is only about 1/4 inch in diameter. <hl> It's a total scam; they made it look thicker, by making the part that holds the scoop 4 times as wide. You can't tell by looking at it, because they have cleverly disguised it with the plastic handle. I found out when the handle broke off in my hand, while trying to scoop some hard ice cream. Oxo, you should be ashamed of yourselves for making this piece of junk, which was clearly designed to deceive the consumer. I'll likely never buy an Oxo product again.

This is the worst ice cream scoop ever. The part of the scoop that attaches to the handle is only about <hl> 1/4 inch <hl> in diameter. It's a total scam; they made it look thicker, by making the part that holds the scoop 4 times as wide. You can't tell by looking at it, because they have cleverly disguised it with the plastic handle. I found out when the handle broke off in my hand, while trying to scoop some hard ice cream. Oxo, you should be ashamed of yourselves for making this piece of junk, which was clearly designed to deceive the consumer. I'll likely never buy an Oxo product again.


Question: What kind of product is talked about?

Answer: ice cream scoop

This is the worst ice cream scoop ever.

<hl> This is the worst ice cream scoop ever. <hl> The part of the scoop that attaches to the handle is only about 1/4 inch in diameter. It's a total scam; they made it look thicker, by making the part that holds the scoop 4 times as wide. You can't tell by looking at it, because they have cleverly disguised it with the plastic handle. I found out when the handle broke off in my hand, while trying to scoop some hard ice cream. Oxo, you should be ashamed of yourselves for making this piece of junk, which was clearly designed to deceive the consumer. I'll likely never buy an Oxo product again.

This is the worst <hl> ice cream scoop <hl> ever. The part of the scoop that attaches to the handle is only about 1/4 inch in diameter. It's a total scam; they made it look thicker, by making the part that holds the scoop 4 times as wide. You can't tell by looking at it, because they have cleverly disguised it with the plastic handle. I found out when the handle broke off in my hand, while trying to scoop some hard ice cream. Oxo, you should be ashamed of yourselves for making this piece of junk, which was clearly designed to deceive the consumer. I'll likely never buy an Oxo product again.


Question: What is the handle made of?

Answer: plastic

This is the worst ice cream scoop ever. The part of the scoop that attaches to the handle is only about 1/4 inch in diameter. It's a total scam; they made it look thicker, by making the part that holds the scoop 4 times as wide. <hl> You can't tell by looking at it, because they have cleverly disguised it with the plastic handle. <hl> I found out when the handle broke off in my hand, while trying to scoop some hard ice cream. Oxo, you should be ashamed of yourselves for making this piece of junk, which was clearly designed to deceive the consumer. I'll likely never buy an Oxo product again.

This is the worst ice cream scoop ever. The part of the scoop that attaches to the handle is only about 1/4 inch in diameter. It's a total scam; they made it look thicker, by making the part that holds the scoop 4 times as wide. You can't tell by looking at it, because they have cleverly disguised it with the <hl> plastic <hl> handle. I found out when the handle broke off in my hand, while trying to scoop some hard ice cream. Oxo, you should be ashamed of yourselves for making this piece of junk, which was clearly designed to deceive the consumer. I'll likely never buy an Oxo product again.


Question: What happened to the poster's scoop when they used the product?

Answer: handle broke off

This is the worst ice cream scoop ever. The part of the scoop that attaches to the handle is only about 1/4 inch in diameter. It's a total scam; they made it look thicker, by making the part that holds the scoop 4 times as wide. You can't tell by looking at it, because they have cleverly disguised it with the plastic handle. <hl> I found out when the handle broke off in my hand, while trying to scoop some hard ice cream. <hl> Oxo, you should be ashamed of yourselves for making this piece of junk, which was clearly designed to deceive the consumer. I'll likely never buy an Oxo product again.

This is the worst ice cream scoop ever. The part of the scoop that attaches to the handle is only about 1/4 inch in diameter. It's a total scam; they made it look thicker, by making the part that holds the scoop 4 times as wide. You can't tell by looking at it, because they have cleverly disguised it with the plastic handle. I found out when the <hl> handle broke off <hl> in my hand, while trying to scoop some hard ice cream. Oxo, you should be ashamed of yourselves for making this piece of junk, which was clearly designed to deceive the consumer. I'll likely never buy an Oxo product again.


Question: What's a better product compared to the new product?

I bought one of these because of the very positive reviews many people have left. It makes sense that heavy cast iron would be good for high-heat oriental wok cooking. Well, the principle is OK, but this expensive wok does not work any better than our aluminum electric wok. I've tried it several times, and the high heat zone is simply too small to allow cooking with any reasonable amount of food. The sides are also sloped to much. It should be much broader.As an experiment, I tried substituting a 12" Lodge cast iron skillet I have and, to me surprise, it works excellently for high heat wok-style cooking. You get a great sear, specially with vegetables, and the size of the Lodge is much greater than this wok. On the plus side, though, for the Le Creuset, it is much prettier.Sorry I got it. Not worth the money.

Answer: aluminum electric wok

I bought one of these because of the very positive reviews many people have left. It makes sense that heavy cast iron would be good for high-heat oriental wok cooking. <hl> Well, the principle is OK, but this expensive wok does not work any better than our aluminum electric wok . <hl> I've tried it several times, and the high heat zone is simply too small to allow cooking with any reasonable amount of food. The sides are also sloped to much. It should be much broader. As an experiment, I tried substituting a 12" Lodge cast iron skillet I have and, to me surprise, it works excellently for high heat wok-style cooking. You get a great sear, specially with vegetables, and the size of the Lodge is much greater than this wok. On the plus side, though, for the Le Creuset, it is much prettier. Sorry I got it. Not worth the money.

I bought one of these because of the very positive reviews many people have left. It makes sense that heavy cast iron would be good for high-heat oriental wok cooking. Well, the principle is OK, but this expensive wok does not work any better than our <hl> aluminum electric wok <hl>. I've tried it several times, and the high heat zone is simply too small to allow cooking with any reasonable amount of food. The sides are also sloped to much. It should be much broader.As an experiment, I tried substituting a 12" Lodge cast iron skillet I have and, to me surprise, it works excellently for high heat wok-style cooking. You get a great sear, specially with vegetables, and the size of the Lodge is much greater than this wok. On the plus side, though, for the Le Creuset, it is much prettier.Sorry I got it. Not worth the money.

Well, the principle is OK, but this expensive wok does not work any better than our <hl> aluminum electric wok <hl> .


Question: What kind of food does the poster cook?

Answer: oriental wok

I bought one of these because of the very positive reviews many people have left. <hl> It makes sense that heavy cast iron would be good for high-heat oriental wok cooking. <hl> Well, the principle is OK, but this expensive wok does not work any better than our aluminum electric wok. I've tried it several times, and the high heat zone is simply too small to allow cooking with any reasonable amount of food. The sides are also sloped to much. It should be much broader. As an experiment, I tried substituting a 12" Lodge cast iron skillet I have and, to me surprise, it works excellently for high heat wok-style cooking. You get a great sear, specially with vegetables, and the size of the Lodge is much greater than this wok. On the plus side, though, for the Le Creuset, it is much prettier. Sorry I got it. Not worth the money.

I bought one of these because of the very positive reviews many people have left. It makes sense that heavy cast iron would be good for high-heat <hl> oriental wok <hl> cooking. Well, the principle is OK, but this expensive wok does not work any better than our aluminum electric wok. I've tried it several times, and the high heat zone is simply too small to allow cooking with any reasonable amount of food. The sides are also sloped to much. It should be much broader.As an experiment, I tried substituting a 12" Lodge cast iron skillet I have and, to me surprise, it works excellently for high heat wok-style cooking. You get a great sear, specially with vegetables, and the size of the Lodge is much greater than this wok. On the plus side, though, for the Le Creuset, it is much prettier.Sorry I got it. Not worth the money.


Question: After what did she purchase the product?

Answer: very positive reviews

<hl> I bought one of these because of the very positive reviews many people have left. <hl> It makes sense that heavy cast iron would be good for high-heat oriental wok cooking. Well, the principle is OK, but this expensive wok does not work any better than our aluminum electric wok. I've tried it several times, and the high heat zone is simply too small to allow cooking with any reasonable amount of food. The sides are also sloped to much. It should be much broader. As an experiment, I tried substituting a 12" Lodge cast iron skillet I have and, to me surprise, it works excellently for high heat wok-style cooking. You get a great sear, specially with vegetables, and the size of the Lodge is much greater than this wok. On the plus side, though, for the Le Creuset, it is much prettier. Sorry I got it. Not worth the money.

I bought one of these because of the <hl> very positive reviews <hl> many people have left. It makes sense that heavy cast iron would be good for high-heat oriental wok cooking. Well, the principle is OK, but this expensive wok does not work any better than our aluminum electric wok. I've tried it several times, and the high heat zone is simply too small to allow cooking with any reasonable amount of food. The sides are also sloped to much. It should be much broader.As an experiment, I tried substituting a 12" Lodge cast iron skillet I have and, to me surprise, it works excellently for high heat wok-style cooking. You get a great sear, specially with vegetables, and the size of the Lodge is much greater than this wok. On the plus side, though, for the Le Creuset, it is much prettier.Sorry I got it. Not worth the money.


Question: Why is the product not good?

Answer: high heat zone is simply too small

I bought one of these because of the very positive reviews many people have left. It makes sense that heavy cast iron would be good for high-heat oriental wok cooking. Well, the principle is OK, but this expensive wok does not work any better than our aluminum electric wok. <hl> I've tried it several times, and the high heat zone is simply too small to allow cooking with any reasonable amount of food. <hl> The sides are also sloped to much. It should be much broader. As an experiment, I tried substituting a 12" Lodge cast iron skillet I have and, to me surprise, it works excellently for high heat wok-style cooking. You get a great sear, specially with vegetables, and the size of the Lodge is much greater than this wok. On the plus side, though, for the Le Creuset, it is much prettier. Sorry I got it. Not worth the money.

I bought one of these because of the very positive reviews many people have left. It makes sense that heavy cast iron would be good for high-heat oriental wok cooking. Well, the principle is OK, but this expensive wok does not work any better than our aluminum electric wok. I've tried it several times, and the <hl> high heat zone is simply too small <hl> to allow cooking with any reasonable amount of food. The sides are also sloped to much. It should be much broader.As an experiment, I tried substituting a 12" Lodge cast iron skillet I have and, to me surprise, it works excellently for high heat wok-style cooking. You get a great sear, specially with vegetables, and the size of the Lodge is much greater than this wok. On the plus side, though, for the Le Creuset, it is much prettier.Sorry I got it. Not worth the money.


Question: Which brand is mentioned?

Answer: Le Creuset

I bought one of these because of the very positive reviews many people have left. It makes sense that heavy cast iron would be good for high-heat oriental wok cooking. Well, the principle is OK, but this expensive wok does not work any better than our aluminum electric wok. I've tried it several times, and the high heat zone is simply too small to allow cooking with any reasonable amount of food. The sides are also sloped to much. It should be much broader. As an experiment, I tried substituting a 12" Lodge cast iron skillet I have and, to me surprise, it works excellently for high heat wok-style cooking. You get a great sear, specially with vegetables, and the size of the Lodge is much greater than this wok. <hl> On the plus side, though, for the Le Creuset , it is much prettier. <hl> Sorry I got it. Not worth the money.

I bought one of these because of the very positive reviews many people have left. It makes sense that heavy cast iron would be good for high-heat oriental wok cooking. Well, the principle is OK, but this expensive wok does not work any better than our aluminum electric wok. I've tried it several times, and the high heat zone is simply too small to allow cooking with any reasonable amount of food. The sides are also sloped to much. It should be much broader.As an experiment, I tried substituting a 12" Lodge cast iron skillet I have and, to me surprise, it works excellently for high heat wok-style cooking. You get a great sear, specially with vegetables, and the size of the Lodge is much greater than this wok. On the plus side, though, for the <hl> Le Creuset <hl>, it is much prettier.Sorry I got it. Not worth the money.

On the plus side, though, for the <hl> Le Creuset <hl> , it is much prettier.


Question: What feature does the poster like?

The Rowenta DW4060 Auto Steam Iron is an attractive and nicely weighted/balanced iron. With a shiny stainless steel soleplate, ironing is smooth and quick with no drag like I've had with some of the non-stick soleplates I've used in the past. One extremely nice feature is the narrow tip (that also has steam vents), which makes getting into those difficult places like shirt cuffs, much easier.I was impressed with how quickly the iron heated up and it steams garments vertically nicely. This eliminates the need for a separate steamer and in fact, does a nicer job than my old steamer! The iron has a 30 second turn-off safety feature that activates when the iron is left on horizontally, and an 8 minute turn-off when the iron is left on vertically. This is a great feature for college students, but when sewing and pressing as one goes, this can be a bit of a pain.I do like the steam features, especially the extra holes in the tip of the iron. I can really get some nice presses on the cuffs of hubby's dress shirts. I am having some issues with sputtering and the iron leaves wet spots on my clothes while using the steam. I've been over the booklet and haven't found a solution to that problem yet. There isn't any type of steam adjustment - just a heavy full steam and this sucks up the water quickly. I found I had to keep refilling while ironing hubby's shirts. That was a pain. The fill hole is not the easiest to access and the iron has to be held at an awkward angle. Surprisingly, a fill cup was not included.I really don't care for the dial temperature setting. It's located under the handle and is not easy to see the markings. I'm also not impressed with the picture directions that came with the iron. There are a few written instructions, but I'd prefer them written out with a few illustrations.Overall, my rating for the Rowenta DW4060 Auto Steam Iron is 3.5 stars.

Answer: narrow tip

The Rowenta DW4060 Auto Steam Iron is an attractive and nicely weighted/balanced iron. With a shiny stainless steel soleplate, ironing is smooth and quick with no drag like I've had with some of the non-stick soleplates I've used in the past. <hl> One extremely nice feature is the narrow tip (that also has steam vents), which makes getting into those difficult places like shirt cuffs, much easier. <hl> I was impressed with how quickly the iron heated up and it steams garments vertically nicely. This eliminates the need for a separate steamer and in fact, does a nicer job than my old steamer! The iron has a 30 second turn-off safety feature that activates when the iron is left on horizontally, and an 8 minute turn-off when the iron is left on vertically. This is a great feature for college students, but when sewing and pressing as one goes, this can be a bit of a pain. I do like the steam features, especially the extra holes in the tip of the iron. I can really get some nice presses on the cuffs of hubby's dress shirts. I am having some issues with sputtering and the iron leaves wet spots on my clothes while using the steam. I've been over the booklet and haven't found a solution to that problem yet. There isn't any type of steam adjustment - just a heavy full steam and this sucks up the water quickly. I found I had to keep refilling while ironing hubby's shirts. That was a pain. The fill hole is not the easiest to access and the iron has to be held at an awkward angle. Surprisingly, a fill cup was not included. I really don't care for the dial temperature setting. It's located under the handle and is not easy to see the markings. I'm also not impressed with the picture directions that came with the iron. There are a few written instructions, but I'd prefer them written out with a few illustrations. Overall, my rating for the Rowenta DW4060 Auto Steam Iron is 3.5 stars.

The Rowenta DW4060 Auto Steam Iron is an attractive and nicely weighted/balanced iron. With a shiny stainless steel soleplate, ironing is smooth and quick with no drag like I've had with some of the non-stick soleplates I've used in the past. One extremely nice feature is the <hl> narrow tip <hl> (that also has steam vents), which makes getting into those difficult places like shirt cuffs, much easier.I was impressed with how quickly the iron heated up and it steams garments vertically nicely. This eliminates the need for a separate steamer and in fact, does a nicer job than my old steamer! The iron has a 30 second turn-off safety feature that activates when the iron is left on horizontally, and an 8 minute turn-off when the iron is left on vertically. This is a great feature for college students, but when sewing and pressing as one goes, this can be a bit of a pain.I do like the steam features, especially the extra holes in the tip of the iron. I can really get some nice presses on the cuffs of hubby's dress shirts. I am having some issues with sputtering and the iron leaves wet spots on my clothes while using the steam. I've been over the booklet and haven't found a solution to that problem yet. There isn't any type of steam adjustment - just a heavy full steam and this sucks up the water quickly. I found I had to keep refilling while ironing hubby's shirts. That was a pain. The fill hole is not the easiest to access and the iron has to be held at an awkward angle. Surprisingly, a fill cup was not included.I really don't care for the dial temperature setting. It's located under the handle and is not easy to see the markings. I'm also not impressed with the picture directions that came with the iron. There are a few written instructions, but I'd prefer them written out with a few illustrations.Overall, my rating for the Rowenta DW4060 Auto Steam Iron is 3.5 stars.


Question: What kind of safety feature does the iron have?

Answer: 30 second turn-off

The Rowenta DW4060 Auto Steam Iron is an attractive and nicely weighted/balanced iron. With a shiny stainless steel soleplate, ironing is smooth and quick with no drag like I've had with some of the non-stick soleplates I've used in the past. One extremely nice feature is the narrow tip (that also has steam vents), which makes getting into those difficult places like shirt cuffs, much easier. I was impressed with how quickly the iron heated up and it steams garments vertically nicely. This eliminates the need for a separate steamer and in fact, does a nicer job than my old steamer! <hl> The iron has a 30 second turn-off safety feature that activates when the iron is left on horizontally, and an 8 minute turn-off when the iron is left on vertically. <hl> This is a great feature for college students, but when sewing and pressing as one goes, this can be a bit of a pain. I do like the steam features, especially the extra holes in the tip of the iron. I can really get some nice presses on the cuffs of hubby's dress shirts. I am having some issues with sputtering and the iron leaves wet spots on my clothes while using the steam. I've been over the booklet and haven't found a solution to that problem yet. There isn't any type of steam adjustment - just a heavy full steam and this sucks up the water quickly. I found I had to keep refilling while ironing hubby's shirts. That was a pain. The fill hole is not the easiest to access and the iron has to be held at an awkward angle. Surprisingly, a fill cup was not included. I really don't care for the dial temperature setting. It's located under the handle and is not easy to see the markings. I'm also not impressed with the picture directions that came with the iron. There are a few written instructions, but I'd prefer them written out with a few illustrations. Overall, my rating for the Rowenta DW4060 Auto Steam Iron is 3.5 stars.

The Rowenta DW4060 Auto Steam Iron is an attractive and nicely weighted/balanced iron. With a shiny stainless steel soleplate, ironing is smooth and quick with no drag like I've had with some of the non-stick soleplates I've used in the past. One extremely nice feature is the narrow tip (that also has steam vents), which makes getting into those difficult places like shirt cuffs, much easier.I was impressed with how quickly the iron heated up and it steams garments vertically nicely. This eliminates the need for a separate steamer and in fact, does a nicer job than my old steamer! The iron has a <hl> 30 second turn-off <hl> safety feature that activates when the iron is left on horizontally, and an 8 minute turn-off when the iron is left on vertically. This is a great feature for college students, but when sewing and pressing as one goes, this can be a bit of a pain.I do like the steam features, especially the extra holes in the tip of the iron. I can really get some nice presses on the cuffs of hubby's dress shirts. I am having some issues with sputtering and the iron leaves wet spots on my clothes while using the steam. I've been over the booklet and haven't found a solution to that problem yet. There isn't any type of steam adjustment - just a heavy full steam and this sucks up the water quickly. I found I had to keep refilling while ironing hubby's shirts. That was a pain. The fill hole is not the easiest to access and the iron has to be held at an awkward angle. Surprisingly, a fill cup was not included.I really don't care for the dial temperature setting. It's located under the handle and is not easy to see the markings. I'm also not impressed with the picture directions that came with the iron. There are a few written instructions, but I'd prefer them written out with a few illustrations.Overall, my rating for the Rowenta DW4060 Auto Steam Iron is 3.5 stars.


Question: What does she have an issue with?

Answer: sputtering

The Rowenta DW4060 Auto Steam Iron is an attractive and nicely weighted/balanced iron. With a shiny stainless steel soleplate, ironing is smooth and quick with no drag like I've had with some of the non-stick soleplates I've used in the past. One extremely nice feature is the narrow tip (that also has steam vents), which makes getting into those difficult places like shirt cuffs, much easier. I was impressed with how quickly the iron heated up and it steams garments vertically nicely. This eliminates the need for a separate steamer and in fact, does a nicer job than my old steamer! The iron has a 30 second turn-off safety feature that activates when the iron is left on horizontally, and an 8 minute turn-off when the iron is left on vertically. This is a great feature for college students, but when sewing and pressing as one goes, this can be a bit of a pain. I do like the steam features, especially the extra holes in the tip of the iron. I can really get some nice presses on the cuffs of hubby's dress shirts. <hl> I am having some issues with sputtering and the iron leaves wet spots on my clothes while using the steam. <hl> I've been over the booklet and haven't found a solution to that problem yet. There isn't any type of steam adjustment - just a heavy full steam and this sucks up the water quickly. I found I had to keep refilling while ironing hubby's shirts. That was a pain. The fill hole is not the easiest to access and the iron has to be held at an awkward angle. Surprisingly, a fill cup was not included. I really don't care for the dial temperature setting. It's located under the handle and is not easy to see the markings. I'm also not impressed with the picture directions that came with the iron. There are a few written instructions, but I'd prefer them written out with a few illustrations. Overall, my rating for the Rowenta DW4060 Auto Steam Iron is 3.5 stars.

The Rowenta DW4060 Auto Steam Iron is an attractive and nicely weighted/balanced iron. With a shiny stainless steel soleplate, ironing is smooth and quick with no drag like I've had with some of the non-stick soleplates I've used in the past. One extremely nice feature is the narrow tip (that also has steam vents), which makes getting into those difficult places like shirt cuffs, much easier.I was impressed with how quickly the iron heated up and it steams garments vertically nicely. This eliminates the need for a separate steamer and in fact, does a nicer job than my old steamer! The iron has a 30 second turn-off safety feature that activates when the iron is left on horizontally, and an 8 minute turn-off when the iron is left on vertically. This is a great feature for college students, but when sewing and pressing as one goes, this can be a bit of a pain.I do like the steam features, especially the extra holes in the tip of the iron. I can really get some nice presses on the cuffs of hubby's dress shirts. I am having some issues with <hl> sputtering <hl> and the iron leaves wet spots on my clothes while using the steam. I've been over the booklet and haven't found a solution to that problem yet. There isn't any type of steam adjustment - just a heavy full steam and this sucks up the water quickly. I found I had to keep refilling while ironing hubby's shirts. That was a pain. The fill hole is not the easiest to access and the iron has to be held at an awkward angle. Surprisingly, a fill cup was not included.I really don't care for the dial temperature setting. It's located under the handle and is not easy to see the markings. I'm also not impressed with the picture directions that came with the iron. There are a few written instructions, but I'd prefer them written out with a few illustrations.Overall, my rating for the Rowenta DW4060 Auto Steam Iron is 3.5 stars.


Question: What rating does she give the product?

Answer: 3.5 stars

The Rowenta DW4060 Auto Steam Iron is an attractive and nicely weighted/balanced iron. With a shiny stainless steel soleplate, ironing is smooth and quick with no drag like I've had with some of the non-stick soleplates I've used in the past. One extremely nice feature is the narrow tip (that also has steam vents), which makes getting into those difficult places like shirt cuffs, much easier. I was impressed with how quickly the iron heated up and it steams garments vertically nicely. This eliminates the need for a separate steamer and in fact, does a nicer job than my old steamer! The iron has a 30 second turn-off safety feature that activates when the iron is left on horizontally, and an 8 minute turn-off when the iron is left on vertically. This is a great feature for college students, but when sewing and pressing as one goes, this can be a bit of a pain. I do like the steam features, especially the extra holes in the tip of the iron. I can really get some nice presses on the cuffs of hubby's dress shirts. I am having some issues with sputtering and the iron leaves wet spots on my clothes while using the steam. I've been over the booklet and haven't found a solution to that problem yet. There isn't any type of steam adjustment - just a heavy full steam and this sucks up the water quickly. I found I had to keep refilling while ironing hubby's shirts. That was a pain. The fill hole is not the easiest to access and the iron has to be held at an awkward angle. Surprisingly, a fill cup was not included. I really don't care for the dial temperature setting. It's located under the handle and is not easy to see the markings. I'm also not impressed with the picture directions that came with the iron. There are a few written instructions, but I'd prefer them written out with a few illustrations. <hl> Overall, my rating for the Rowenta DW4060 Auto Steam Iron is 3.5 stars . <hl>

The Rowenta DW4060 Auto Steam Iron is an attractive and nicely weighted/balanced iron. With a shiny stainless steel soleplate, ironing is smooth and quick with no drag like I've had with some of the non-stick soleplates I've used in the past. One extremely nice feature is the narrow tip (that also has steam vents), which makes getting into those difficult places like shirt cuffs, much easier.I was impressed with how quickly the iron heated up and it steams garments vertically nicely. This eliminates the need for a separate steamer and in fact, does a nicer job than my old steamer! The iron has a 30 second turn-off safety feature that activates when the iron is left on horizontally, and an 8 minute turn-off when the iron is left on vertically. This is a great feature for college students, but when sewing and pressing as one goes, this can be a bit of a pain.I do like the steam features, especially the extra holes in the tip of the iron. I can really get some nice presses on the cuffs of hubby's dress shirts. I am having some issues with sputtering and the iron leaves wet spots on my clothes while using the steam. I've been over the booklet and haven't found a solution to that problem yet. There isn't any type of steam adjustment - just a heavy full steam and this sucks up the water quickly. I found I had to keep refilling while ironing hubby's shirts. That was a pain. The fill hole is not the easiest to access and the iron has to be held at an awkward angle. Surprisingly, a fill cup was not included.I really don't care for the dial temperature setting. It's located under the handle and is not easy to see the markings. I'm also not impressed with the picture directions that came with the iron. There are a few written instructions, but I'd prefer them written out with a few illustrations.Overall, my rating for the Rowenta DW4060 Auto Steam Iron is <hl> 3.5 stars <hl>.

Overall, my rating for the Rowenta DW4060 Auto Steam Iron is <hl> 3.5 stars <hl> .


Question: What is she impressed about?

Answer: how quickly the iron heated up

The Rowenta DW4060 Auto Steam Iron is an attractive and nicely weighted/balanced iron. With a shiny stainless steel soleplate, ironing is smooth and quick with no drag like I've had with some of the non-stick soleplates I've used in the past. One extremely nice feature is the narrow tip (that also has steam vents), which makes getting into those difficult places like shirt cuffs, much easier. <hl> I was impressed with how quickly the iron heated up and it steams garments vertically nicely. <hl> This eliminates the need for a separate steamer and in fact, does a nicer job than my old steamer! The iron has a 30 second turn-off safety feature that activates when the iron is left on horizontally, and an 8 minute turn-off when the iron is left on vertically. This is a great feature for college students, but when sewing and pressing as one goes, this can be a bit of a pain. I do like the steam features, especially the extra holes in the tip of the iron. I can really get some nice presses on the cuffs of hubby's dress shirts. I am having some issues with sputtering and the iron leaves wet spots on my clothes while using the steam. I've been over the booklet and haven't found a solution to that problem yet. There isn't any type of steam adjustment - just a heavy full steam and this sucks up the water quickly. I found I had to keep refilling while ironing hubby's shirts. That was a pain. The fill hole is not the easiest to access and the iron has to be held at an awkward angle. Surprisingly, a fill cup was not included. I really don't care for the dial temperature setting. It's located under the handle and is not easy to see the markings. I'm also not impressed with the picture directions that came with the iron. There are a few written instructions, but I'd prefer them written out with a few illustrations. Overall, my rating for the Rowenta DW4060 Auto Steam Iron is 3.5 stars.

The Rowenta DW4060 Auto Steam Iron is an attractive and nicely weighted/balanced iron. With a shiny stainless steel soleplate, ironing is smooth and quick with no drag like I've had with some of the non-stick soleplates I've used in the past. One extremely nice feature is the narrow tip (that also has steam vents), which makes getting into those difficult places like shirt cuffs, much easier.I was impressed with <hl> how quickly the iron heated up <hl> and it steams garments vertically nicely. This eliminates the need for a separate steamer and in fact, does a nicer job than my old steamer! The iron has a 30 second turn-off safety feature that activates when the iron is left on horizontally, and an 8 minute turn-off when the iron is left on vertically. This is a great feature for college students, but when sewing and pressing as one goes, this can be a bit of a pain.I do like the steam features, especially the extra holes in the tip of the iron. I can really get some nice presses on the cuffs of hubby's dress shirts. I am having some issues with sputtering and the iron leaves wet spots on my clothes while using the steam. I've been over the booklet and haven't found a solution to that problem yet. There isn't any type of steam adjustment - just a heavy full steam and this sucks up the water quickly. I found I had to keep refilling while ironing hubby's shirts. That was a pain. The fill hole is not the easiest to access and the iron has to be held at an awkward angle. Surprisingly, a fill cup was not included.I really don't care for the dial temperature setting. It's located under the handle and is not easy to see the markings. I'm also not impressed with the picture directions that came with the iron. There are a few written instructions, but I'd prefer them written out with a few illustrations.Overall, my rating for the Rowenta DW4060 Auto Steam Iron is 3.5 stars.


Question: Where the noodles are stored?

For the noodle maker, this is much faster and easier than using a pasta machine. The dough is very wet, so it goes through the holes quickly and gets sliced off by the square box, and right into the boiling water or broth they go. Cook them, then dehydrate them, and store them in a jar - that's how I make them, and this tool is fun to use! Do try cooking your spaetzle in Knorr's vegetable stock - the gel in a little pot - it is so delicious! Get it here:http://www.amazon.com/Knorr-Homestyle-Stock-Vegetable-4-66Ounce/dp/B008OUKITG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1363473477&sr;=8-1&keywords;=Knorr+Vegetable+Stock

Answer: in a jar

For the noodle maker, this is much faster and easier than using a pasta machine. The dough is very wet, so it goes through the holes quickly and gets sliced off by the square box, and right into the boiling water or broth they go. <hl> Cook them, then dehydrate them, and store them in a jar - that's how I make them, and this tool is fun to use! <hl> Do try cooking your spaetzle in Knorr's vegetable stock - the gel in a little pot - it is so delicious! Get it here:http://www.amazon.com/Knorr-Homestyle-Stock-Vegetable-4-66Ounce/dp/B008OUKITG/ref= sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1363473477&sr;=8-1&keywords;=Knorr+Vegetable+Stock

For the noodle maker, this is much faster and easier than using a pasta machine. The dough is very wet, so it goes through the holes quickly and gets sliced off by the square box, and right into the boiling water or broth they go. Cook them, then dehydrate them, and store them <hl> in a jar <hl> - that's how I make them, and this tool is fun to use! Do try cooking your spaetzle in Knorr's vegetable stock - the gel in a little pot - it is so delicious! Get it here:http://www.amazon.com/Knorr-Homestyle-Stock-Vegetable-4-66Ounce/dp/B008OUKITG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1363473477&sr;=8-1&keywords;=Knorr+Vegetable+Stock


Question: Where is the Knorr's Vegetable stock available?

Answer: amazon

For the noodle maker, this is much faster and easier than using a pasta machine. The dough is very wet, so it goes through the holes quickly and gets sliced off by the square box, and right into the boiling water or broth they go. Cook them, then dehydrate them, and store them in a jar - that's how I make them, and this tool is fun to use! Do try cooking your spaetzle in Knorr's vegetable stock - the gel in a little pot - it is so delicious! Get it here:http://www. <hl> amazon .com/Knorr-Homestyle-Stock-Vegetable-4-66Ounce/dp/B008OUKITG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1363473477&sr;=8-1&keywords;=Knorr+Vegetable+Stock <hl>

For the noodle maker, this is much faster and easier than using a pasta machine. The dough is very wet, so it goes through the holes quickly and gets sliced off by the square box, and right into the boiling water or broth they go. Cook them, then dehydrate them, and store them in a jar - that's how I make them, and this tool is fun to use! Do try cooking your spaetzle in Knorr's vegetable stock - the gel in a little pot - it is so delicious! Get it here:http://www.<hl> amazon <hl>.com/Knorr-Homestyle-Stock-Vegetable-4-66Ounce/dp/B008OUKITG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1363473477&sr;=8-1&keywords;=Knorr+Vegetable+Stock


Question: What is suggested by the author to cook spaetzle with?

Answer: Knorr's vegetable stock

For the noodle maker, this is much faster and easier than using a pasta machine. The dough is very wet, so it goes through the holes quickly and gets sliced off by the square box, and right into the boiling water or broth they go. Cook them, then dehydrate them, and store them in a jar - that's how I make them, and this tool is fun to use! <hl> Do try cooking your spaetzle in Knorr's vegetable stock - the gel in a little pot - it is so delicious! <hl> Get it here:http://www.amazon.com/Knorr-Homestyle-Stock-Vegetable-4-66Ounce/dp/B008OUKITG/ref= sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1363473477&sr;=8-1&keywords;=Knorr+Vegetable+Stock

For the noodle maker, this is much faster and easier than using a pasta machine. The dough is very wet, so it goes through the holes quickly and gets sliced off by the square box, and right into the boiling water or broth they go. Cook them, then dehydrate them, and store them in a jar - that's how I make them, and this tool is fun to use! Do try cooking your spaetzle in <hl> Knorr's vegetable stock <hl> - the gel in a little pot - it is so delicious! Get it here:http://www.amazon.com/Knorr-Homestyle-Stock-Vegetable-4-66Ounce/dp/B008OUKITG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1363473477&sr;=8-1&keywords;=Knorr+Vegetable+Stock


Question: Why this tool is much faster than the pasta machine?

Answer: The dough is very wet

For the noodle maker, this is much faster and easier than using a pasta machine. <hl> The dough is very wet , so it goes through the holes quickly and gets sliced off by the square box, and right into the boiling water or broth they go. <hl> Cook them, then dehydrate them, and store them in a jar - that's how I make them, and this tool is fun to use! Do try cooking your spaetzle in Knorr's vegetable stock - the gel in a little pot - it is so delicious! Get it here:http://www.amazon.com/Knorr-Homestyle-Stock-Vegetable-4-66Ounce/dp/B008OUKITG/ref= sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1363473477&sr;=8-1&keywords;=Knorr+Vegetable+Stock

For the noodle maker, this is much faster and easier than using a pasta machine. <hl> The dough is very wet <hl>, so it goes through the holes quickly and gets sliced off by the square box, and right into the boiling water or broth they go. Cook them, then dehydrate them, and store them in a jar - that's how I make them, and this tool is fun to use! Do try cooking your spaetzle in Knorr's vegetable stock - the gel in a little pot - it is so delicious! Get it here:http://www.amazon.com/Knorr-Homestyle-Stock-Vegetable-4-66Ounce/dp/B008OUKITG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1363473477&sr;=8-1&keywords;=Knorr+Vegetable+Stock

<hl> The dough is very wet <hl> , so it goes through the holes quickly and gets sliced off by the square box, and right into the boiling water or broth they go.


Question: What can the noodle maker use to make noodles without this tool?

Answer: a pasta machine

<hl> For the noodle maker, this is much faster and easier than using a pasta machine . <hl> The dough is very wet, so it goes through the holes quickly and gets sliced off by the square box, and right into the boiling water or broth they go. Cook them, then dehydrate them, and store them in a jar - that's how I make them, and this tool is fun to use! Do try cooking your spaetzle in Knorr's vegetable stock - the gel in a little pot - it is so delicious! Get it here:http://www.amazon.com/Knorr-Homestyle-Stock-Vegetable-4-66Ounce/dp/B008OUKITG/ref= sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1363473477&sr;=8-1&keywords;=Knorr+Vegetable+Stock

For the noodle maker, this is much faster and easier than using <hl> a pasta machine <hl>. The dough is very wet, so it goes through the holes quickly and gets sliced off by the square box, and right into the boiling water or broth they go. Cook them, then dehydrate them, and store them in a jar - that's how I make them, and this tool is fun to use! Do try cooking your spaetzle in Knorr's vegetable stock - the gel in a little pot - it is so delicious! Get it here:http://www.amazon.com/Knorr-Homestyle-Stock-Vegetable-4-66Ounce/dp/B008OUKITG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1363473477&sr;=8-1&keywords;=Knorr+Vegetable+Stock

For the noodle maker, this is much faster and easier than using <hl> a pasta machine <hl> .


Question: What can the one I bought on clearence make?

I just bought one on clearance at the local grocery. I just wanted to contribute that the coffee is just as hot and strong as when I used to make it. (I.e., the other reviews saying it's not hot or not strong may have defective units.).It's also easy to clean. The permanent fabric filter cup and drain cup come out. That's all that needs to be cleaned (except occasional wipe down, vinegar to decalcify, etc.).If you want to use a short mug, it will splatter. Solution is to use a small glass upside down. Sit the mug on top, so it's closer to the drip stream.

Answer: coffee

I just bought one on clearance at the local grocery. <hl> I just wanted to contribute that the coffee is just as hot and strong as when I used to make it. <hl> (I.e., the other reviews saying it's not hot or not strong may have defective units.).It's also easy to clean. The permanent fabric filter cup and drain cup come out. That's all that needs to be cleaned (except occasional wipe down, vinegar to decalcify, etc.).If you want to use a short mug, it will splatter. Solution is to use a small glass upside down. Sit the mug on top, so it's closer to the drip stream.

I just bought one on clearance at the local grocery. I just wanted to contribute that the <hl> coffee <hl> is just as hot and strong as when I used to make it. (I.e., the other reviews saying it's not hot or not strong may have defective units.).It's also easy to clean. The permanent fabric filter cup and drain cup come out. That's all that needs to be cleaned (except occasional wipe down, vinegar to decalcify, etc.).If you want to use a short mug, it will splatter. Solution is to use a small glass upside down. Sit the mug on top, so it's closer to the drip stream.


Question: Where did I buy the coffee machine?

Answer: at the local grocery

<hl> I just bought one on clearance at the local grocery . <hl> I just wanted to contribute that the coffee is just as hot and strong as when I used to make it. (I.e., the other reviews saying it's not hot or not strong may have defective units.).It's also easy to clean. The permanent fabric filter cup and drain cup come out. That's all that needs to be cleaned (except occasional wipe down, vinegar to decalcify, etc.).If you want to use a short mug, it will splatter. Solution is to use a small glass upside down. Sit the mug on top, so it's closer to the drip stream.

I just bought one on clearance <hl> at the local grocery <hl>. I just wanted to contribute that the coffee is just as hot and strong as when I used to make it. (I.e., the other reviews saying it's not hot or not strong may have defective units.).It's also easy to clean. The permanent fabric filter cup and drain cup come out. That's all that needs to be cleaned (except occasional wipe down, vinegar to decalcify, etc.).If you want to use a short mug, it will splatter. Solution is to use a small glass upside down. Sit the mug on top, so it's closer to the drip stream.

I just bought one on clearance <hl> at the local grocery <hl> .


Question: How does the coffee made taste?

Answer: hot and strong

I just bought one on clearance at the local grocery. <hl> I just wanted to contribute that the coffee is just as hot and strong as when I used to make it. <hl> (I.e., the other reviews saying it's not hot or not strong may have defective units.).It's also easy to clean. The permanent fabric filter cup and drain cup come out. That's all that needs to be cleaned (except occasional wipe down, vinegar to decalcify, etc.).If you want to use a short mug, it will splatter. Solution is to use a small glass upside down. Sit the mug on top, so it's closer to the drip stream.

I just bought one on clearance at the local grocery. I just wanted to contribute that the coffee is just as <hl> hot and strong <hl> as when I used to make it. (I.e., the other reviews saying it's not hot or not strong may have defective units.).It's also easy to clean. The permanent fabric filter cup and drain cup come out. That's all that needs to be cleaned (except occasional wipe down, vinegar to decalcify, etc.).If you want to use a short mug, it will splatter. Solution is to use a small glass upside down. Sit the mug on top, so it's closer to the drip stream.


Question: What need to be cleaned?

Answer: The permanent fabric filter cup and drain cup

I just bought one on clearance at the local grocery. I just wanted to contribute that the coffee is just as hot and strong as when I used to make it. (I.e., the other reviews saying it's not hot or not strong may have defective units.).It's also easy to clean. <hl> The permanent fabric filter cup and drain cup come out. <hl> That's all that needs to be cleaned (except occasional wipe down, vinegar to decalcify, etc.).If you want to use a short mug, it will splatter. Solution is to use a small glass upside down. Sit the mug on top, so it's closer to the drip stream.

I just bought one on clearance at the local grocery. I just wanted to contribute that the coffee is just as hot and strong as when I used to make it. (I.e., the other reviews saying it's not hot or not strong may have defective units.).It's also easy to clean. <hl> The permanent fabric filter cup and drain cup <hl> come out. That's all that needs to be cleaned (except occasional wipe down, vinegar to decalcify, etc.).If you want to use a short mug, it will splatter. Solution is to use a small glass upside down. Sit the mug on top, so it's closer to the drip stream.


Question: What was use to decalcify the cups?

Answer: vinegar

I just bought one on clearance at the local grocery. I just wanted to contribute that the coffee is just as hot and strong as when I used to make it. (I.e., the other reviews saying it's not hot or not strong may have defective units.).It's also easy to clean. The permanent fabric filter cup and drain cup come out. <hl> That's all that needs to be cleaned (except occasional wipe down, vinegar to decalcify, etc.).If you want to use a short mug, it will splatter. <hl> Solution is to use a small glass upside down. Sit the mug on top, so it's closer to the drip stream.

I just bought one on clearance at the local grocery. I just wanted to contribute that the coffee is just as hot and strong as when I used to make it. (I.e., the other reviews saying it's not hot or not strong may have defective units.).It's also easy to clean. The permanent fabric filter cup and drain cup come out. That's all that needs to be cleaned (except occasional wipe down, <hl> vinegar <hl> to decalcify, etc.).If you want to use a short mug, it will splatter. Solution is to use a small glass upside down. Sit the mug on top, so it's closer to the drip stream.


Question: What did I buy for me?

I love this Panasonic iron! I bought one for me and one for my mother-in-law, and we're both thrilled with its performance. I won a lot of brownie points with her by getting her this great iron. My guess is that she probably switched from some old Sunbeam cheapie that barely could remove the slightest wrinkles, and she got this Panasonic from me and all of the sudden, wrinkles were a thing of the past. I can get all kinds of wrinkles out of my clothes with relative ease, and it's so much easier to fill with water and to put away (retractable cord) than past irons that I've owned (B&D;, Sunbeam).My previous iron was a Black & Decker Digital Advantage which was an awesome iron, indeed, but it did not have the detachable water tank, nor the retractable power cord. The B&D; served me well for a number of years and countless hours, and I would argue that it's a better iron (performance-wise) than this Panasonic, but it must now be retired because it was starting to lose its effectiveness (not sure why), and this Panasonic simply outperforms it (only bc the B&D; is older and had been used for hundreds of hours). If you want the best "performing" iron, I'd probably get theBlack & Decker D2030 Auto-Off Digital Advantage Iron, but if you want the best overall iron for it's combination of ease of use, ease of refilling water tank, performance, and price.This Panasonic is definitely a craftier tool overall because of its features that the B&D; doesn't have, and it is almost as good performance-wise as the B&D.; If this Panasonic breaks anytime soon (within a year), I'd definitely switch back to the B&D; Digital Advantage because it was one hell of an iron for me.

Answer: Panasonic iron

I love this Panasonic iron !

<hl> I love this Panasonic iron ! <hl> I bought one for me and one for my mother-in-law, and we're both thrilled with its performance. I won a lot of brownie points with her by getting her this great iron. My guess is that she probably switched from some old Sunbeam cheapie that barely could remove the slightest wrinkles, and she got this Panasonic from me and all of the sudden, wrinkles were a thing of the past. I can get all kinds of wrinkles out of my clothes with relative ease, and it's so much easier to fill with water and to put away (retractable cord) than past irons that I've owned (B&D;, Sunbeam).My previous iron was a Black & Decker Digital Advantage which was an awesome iron, indeed, but it did not have the detachable water tank, nor the retractable power cord. The B&D; served me well for a number of years and countless hours, and I would argue that it's a better iron (performance-wise) than this Panasonic, but it must now be retired because it was starting to lose its effectiveness (not sure why), and this Panasonic simply outperforms it (only bc the B&D; is older and had been used for hundreds of hours). If you want the best "performing" iron, I'd probably get theBlack & Decker D2030 Auto-Off Digital Advantage Iron, but if you want the best overall iron for it's combination of ease of use, ease of refilling water tank, performance, and price. This Panasonic is definitely a craftier tool overall because of its features that the B&D; doesn't have, and it is almost as good performance-wise as the B&D.; If this Panasonic breaks anytime soon (within a year), I'd definitely switch back to the B&D; Digital Advantage because it was one hell of an iron for me.

I love this <hl> Panasonic iron <hl>! I bought one for me and one for my mother-in-law, and we're both thrilled with its performance. I won a lot of brownie points with her by getting her this great iron. My guess is that she probably switched from some old Sunbeam cheapie that barely could remove the slightest wrinkles, and she got this Panasonic from me and all of the sudden, wrinkles were a thing of the past. I can get all kinds of wrinkles out of my clothes with relative ease, and it's so much easier to fill with water and to put away (retractable cord) than past irons that I've owned (B&D;, Sunbeam).My previous iron was a Black & Decker Digital Advantage which was an awesome iron, indeed, but it did not have the detachable water tank, nor the retractable power cord. The B&D; served me well for a number of years and countless hours, and I would argue that it's a better iron (performance-wise) than this Panasonic, but it must now be retired because it was starting to lose its effectiveness (not sure why), and this Panasonic simply outperforms it (only bc the B&D; is older and had been used for hundreds of hours). If you want the best "performing" iron, I'd probably get theBlack & Decker D2030 Auto-Off Digital Advantage Iron, but if you want the best overall iron for it's combination of ease of use, ease of refilling water tank, performance, and price.This Panasonic is definitely a craftier tool overall because of its features that the B&D; doesn't have, and it is almost as good performance-wise as the B&D.; If this Panasonic breaks anytime soon (within a year), I'd definitely switch back to the B&D; Digital Advantage because it was one hell of an iron for me.


Question: What brand iron did my mother-in-low use before?

Answer: Sunbeam

I love this Panasonic iron! I bought one for me and one for my mother-in-law, and we're both thrilled with its performance. I won a lot of brownie points with her by getting her this great iron. <hl> My guess is that she probably switched from some old Sunbeam cheapie that barely could remove the slightest wrinkles, and she got this Panasonic from me and all of the sudden, wrinkles were a thing of the past. <hl> I can get all kinds of wrinkles out of my clothes with relative ease, and it's so much easier to fill with water and to put away (retractable cord) than past irons that I've owned (B&D;, Sunbeam).My previous iron was a Black & Decker Digital Advantage which was an awesome iron, indeed, but it did not have the detachable water tank, nor the retractable power cord. The B&D; served me well for a number of years and countless hours, and I would argue that it's a better iron (performance-wise) than this Panasonic, but it must now be retired because it was starting to lose its effectiveness (not sure why), and this Panasonic simply outperforms it (only bc the B&D; is older and had been used for hundreds of hours). If you want the best "performing" iron, I'd probably get theBlack & Decker D2030 Auto-Off Digital Advantage Iron, but if you want the best overall iron for it's combination of ease of use, ease of refilling water tank, performance, and price. This Panasonic is definitely a craftier tool overall because of its features that the B&D; doesn't have, and it is almost as good performance-wise as the B&D.; If this Panasonic breaks anytime soon (within a year), I'd definitely switch back to the B&D; Digital Advantage because it was one hell of an iron for me.

I love this Panasonic iron! I bought one for me and one for my mother-in-law, and we're both thrilled with its performance. I won a lot of brownie points with her by getting her this great iron. My guess is that she probably switched from some old <hl> Sunbeam <hl> cheapie that barely could remove the slightest wrinkles, and she got this Panasonic from me and all of the sudden, wrinkles were a thing of the past. I can get all kinds of wrinkles out of my clothes with relative ease, and it's so much easier to fill with water and to put away (retractable cord) than past irons that I've owned (B&D;, Sunbeam).My previous iron was a Black & Decker Digital Advantage which was an awesome iron, indeed, but it did not have the detachable water tank, nor the retractable power cord. The B&D; served me well for a number of years and countless hours, and I would argue that it's a better iron (performance-wise) than this Panasonic, but it must now be retired because it was starting to lose its effectiveness (not sure why), and this Panasonic simply outperforms it (only bc the B&D; is older and had been used for hundreds of hours). If you want the best "performing" iron, I'd probably get theBlack & Decker D2030 Auto-Off Digital Advantage Iron, but if you want the best overall iron for it's combination of ease of use, ease of refilling water tank, performance, and price.This Panasonic is definitely a craftier tool overall because of its features that the B&D; doesn't have, and it is almost as good performance-wise as the B&D.; If this Panasonic breaks anytime soon (within a year), I'd definitely switch back to the B&D; Digital Advantage because it was one hell of an iron for me.


Question: In addition to myself, who else did I buy a Panasonic iron?

Answer: my mother-in-law

I love this Panasonic iron! <hl> I bought one for me and one for my mother-in-law , and we're both thrilled with its performance. <hl> I won a lot of brownie points with her by getting her this great iron. My guess is that she probably switched from some old Sunbeam cheapie that barely could remove the slightest wrinkles, and she got this Panasonic from me and all of the sudden, wrinkles were a thing of the past. I can get all kinds of wrinkles out of my clothes with relative ease, and it's so much easier to fill with water and to put away (retractable cord) than past irons that I've owned (B&D;, Sunbeam).My previous iron was a Black & Decker Digital Advantage which was an awesome iron, indeed, but it did not have the detachable water tank, nor the retractable power cord. The B&D; served me well for a number of years and countless hours, and I would argue that it's a better iron (performance-wise) than this Panasonic, but it must now be retired because it was starting to lose its effectiveness (not sure why), and this Panasonic simply outperforms it (only bc the B&D; is older and had been used for hundreds of hours). If you want the best "performing" iron, I'd probably get theBlack & Decker D2030 Auto-Off Digital Advantage Iron, but if you want the best overall iron for it's combination of ease of use, ease of refilling water tank, performance, and price. This Panasonic is definitely a craftier tool overall because of its features that the B&D; doesn't have, and it is almost as good performance-wise as the B&D.; If this Panasonic breaks anytime soon (within a year), I'd definitely switch back to the B&D; Digital Advantage because it was one hell of an iron for me.

I love this Panasonic iron! I bought one for me and one for <hl> my mother-in-law <hl>, and we're both thrilled with its performance. I won a lot of brownie points with her by getting her this great iron. My guess is that she probably switched from some old Sunbeam cheapie that barely could remove the slightest wrinkles, and she got this Panasonic from me and all of the sudden, wrinkles were a thing of the past. I can get all kinds of wrinkles out of my clothes with relative ease, and it's so much easier to fill with water and to put away (retractable cord) than past irons that I've owned (B&D;, Sunbeam).My previous iron was a Black & Decker Digital Advantage which was an awesome iron, indeed, but it did not have the detachable water tank, nor the retractable power cord. The B&D; served me well for a number of years and countless hours, and I would argue that it's a better iron (performance-wise) than this Panasonic, but it must now be retired because it was starting to lose its effectiveness (not sure why), and this Panasonic simply outperforms it (only bc the B&D; is older and had been used for hundreds of hours). If you want the best "performing" iron, I'd probably get theBlack & Decker D2030 Auto-Off Digital Advantage Iron, but if you want the best overall iron for it's combination of ease of use, ease of refilling water tank, performance, and price.This Panasonic is definitely a craftier tool overall because of its features that the B&D; doesn't have, and it is almost as good performance-wise as the B&D.; If this Panasonic breaks anytime soon (within a year), I'd definitely switch back to the B&D; Digital Advantage because it was one hell of an iron for me.

I bought one for me and one for <hl> my mother-in-law <hl> , and we're both thrilled with its performance.


Question: What is my previous iron?

Answer: Black & Decker Digital Advantage

I love this Panasonic iron! I bought one for me and one for my mother-in-law, and we're both thrilled with its performance. I won a lot of brownie points with her by getting her this great iron. My guess is that she probably switched from some old Sunbeam cheapie that barely could remove the slightest wrinkles, and she got this Panasonic from me and all of the sudden, wrinkles were a thing of the past. <hl> I can get all kinds of wrinkles out of my clothes with relative ease, and it's so much easier to fill with water and to put away (retractable cord) than past irons that I've owned (B&D;, Sunbeam).My previous iron was a Black & Decker Digital Advantage which was an awesome iron, indeed, but it did not have the detachable water tank, nor the retractable power cord. <hl> The B&D; served me well for a number of years and countless hours, and I would argue that it's a better iron (performance-wise) than this Panasonic, but it must now be retired because it was starting to lose its effectiveness (not sure why), and this Panasonic simply outperforms it (only bc the B&D; is older and had been used for hundreds of hours). If you want the best "performing" iron, I'd probably get theBlack & Decker D2030 Auto-Off Digital Advantage Iron, but if you want the best overall iron for it's combination of ease of use, ease of refilling water tank, performance, and price. This Panasonic is definitely a craftier tool overall because of its features that the B&D; doesn't have, and it is almost as good performance-wise as the B&D.; If this Panasonic breaks anytime soon (within a year), I'd definitely switch back to the B&D; Digital Advantage because it was one hell of an iron for me.

I love this Panasonic iron! I bought one for me and one for my mother-in-law, and we're both thrilled with its performance. I won a lot of brownie points with her by getting her this great iron. My guess is that she probably switched from some old Sunbeam cheapie that barely could remove the slightest wrinkles, and she got this Panasonic from me and all of the sudden, wrinkles were a thing of the past. I can get all kinds of wrinkles out of my clothes with relative ease, and it's so much easier to fill with water and to put away (retractable cord) than past irons that I've owned (B&D;, Sunbeam).My previous iron was a <hl> Black & Decker Digital Advantage <hl> which was an awesome iron, indeed, but it did not have the detachable water tank, nor the retractable power cord. The B&D; served me well for a number of years and countless hours, and I would argue that it's a better iron (performance-wise) than this Panasonic, but it must now be retired because it was starting to lose its effectiveness (not sure why), and this Panasonic simply outperforms it (only bc the B&D; is older and had been used for hundreds of hours). If you want the best "performing" iron, I'd probably get theBlack & Decker D2030 Auto-Off Digital Advantage Iron, but if you want the best overall iron for it's combination of ease of use, ease of refilling water tank, performance, and price.This Panasonic is definitely a craftier tool overall because of its features that the B&D; doesn't have, and it is almost as good performance-wise as the B&D.; If this Panasonic breaks anytime soon (within a year), I'd definitely switch back to the B&D; Digital Advantage because it was one hell of an iron for me.