Question: What happens to the tools?

This vacuum is so superior to dustbusters(I have owned too many to count).It actually has lots of suction power and the battery stays charged for a good long time. I do not leave the unit on the charger..(I think this wears down the battery faster)and only charge it when it sounds like it is getting low...downside...it is a bit tough to remove from the charger unit and I wish the tool storage was a bit more permanent...they just sit there and get knocked off easily...but using this vacuum has been easy and it is great to know that it will do a good job when called on....pet hair, crumbs, sand, etc.....

Answer: they just sit there and get knocked off easily

This vacuum is so superior to dustbusters(I have owned too many to count).It actually has lots of suction power and the battery stays charged for a good long time. I do not leave the unit on the charger.. (I think this wears down the battery faster)and only charge it when it sounds like it is getting low ...downside... it is a bit tough to remove from the charger unit and I wish the tool storage was a bit more permanent... <hl> they just sit there and get knocked off easily ...but using this vacuum has been easy and it is great to know that it will do a good job when called on....pet hair, crumbs, sand, etc..... <hl>

This vacuum is so superior to dustbusters(I have owned too many to count).It actually has lots of suction power and the battery stays charged for a good long time. I do not leave the unit on the charger..(I think this wears down the battery faster)and only charge it when it sounds like it is getting low...downside...it is a bit tough to remove from the charger unit and I wish the tool storage was a bit more permanent...<hl> they just sit there and get knocked off easily <hl>...but using this vacuum has been easy and it is great to know that it will do a good job when called on....pet hair, crumbs, sand, etc.....

<hl> they just sit there and get knocked off easily <hl> ...but using this vacuum has been easy and it is great to know that it will do a good job when called on....pet hair, crumbs, sand, etc.....


Question: What do they say about the tool storage?

Answer: I wish the tool storage was a bit more permanent

This vacuum is so superior to dustbusters(I have owned too many to count).It actually has lots of suction power and the battery stays charged for a good long time. I do not leave the unit on the charger.. (I think this wears down the battery faster)and only charge it when it sounds like it is getting low ...downside... <hl> it is a bit tough to remove from the charger unit and I wish the tool storage was a bit more permanent ...they just sit there and get knocked off easily...but using this vacuum has been easy and it is great to know that it will do a good job when called on....pet hair, crumbs, sand, etc..... <hl>

This vacuum is so superior to dustbusters(I have owned too many to count).It actually has lots of suction power and the battery stays charged for a good long time. I do not leave the unit on the charger..(I think this wears down the battery faster)and only charge it when it sounds like it is getting low...downside...it is a bit tough to remove from the charger unit and <hl> I wish the tool storage was a bit more permanent <hl>...they just sit there and get knocked off easily...but using this vacuum has been easy and it is great to know that it will do a good job when called on....pet hair, crumbs, sand, etc.....

it is a bit tough to remove from the charger unit and <hl> I wish the tool storage was a bit more permanent <hl> ...they just sit there and get knocked off easily...but using this vacuum has been easy and it is great to know that it will do a good job when called on....pet hair, crumbs, sand, etc.....


Question: What kind of power does the vacuum have a lot of?

Answer: suction

<hl> This vacuum is so superior to dustbusters(I have owned too many to count).It actually has lots of suction power and the battery stays charged for a good long time. <hl> I do not leave the unit on the charger.. (I think this wears down the battery faster)and only charge it when it sounds like it is getting low ...downside... it is a bit tough to remove from the charger unit and I wish the tool storage was a bit more permanent...they just sit there and get knocked off easily...but using this vacuum has been easy and it is great to know that it will do a good job when called on....pet hair, crumbs, sand, etc.....

This vacuum is so superior to dustbusters(I have owned too many to count).It actually has lots of <hl> suction <hl> power and the battery stays charged for a good long time. I do not leave the unit on the charger..(I think this wears down the battery faster)and only charge it when it sounds like it is getting low...downside...it is a bit tough to remove from the charger unit and I wish the tool storage was a bit more permanent...they just sit there and get knocked off easily...but using this vacuum has been easy and it is great to know that it will do a good job when called on....pet hair, crumbs, sand, etc.....


Question: Where does the author's son sleep over?

We bought this for use for sleepovers at his Oma's as she doesn't like keeping our son (almost 2.5) 's crib up and it's a pain to put it up everytime, and now that we've converted his home crib to a toddler bed he hate's being contained....Got the package, opened it up to try it out- Son was very afraid of the pump as it sounds like a vacuum cleaner...Easy quick assembly- threw on the cover (a really soft and plush fleece cover, with straps that go all the way around for comfort and safety-and a really cheerful and cute pattern-definitely gender neutral) and he got right on and then gave us a big fight when we wanted him to sleep in his regular bed and had a fit when we deflated it, rolled it up, put it in it's bag, and put it away...So I'm saying this is an A+++++++++++++product! With quick and reliable delivery by Amazon!

Answer: his Oma's

<hl> We bought this for use for sleepovers at his Oma's as she doesn't like keeping our son (almost 2.5) 's crib up and it's a pain to put it up everytime, and now that we've converted his home crib to a toddler bed he hate's being contained.... <hl> Got the package, opened it up to try it out- Son was very afraid of the pump as it sounds like a vacuum cleaner...Easy quick assembly- threw on the cover (a really soft and plush fleece cover, with straps that go all the way around for comfort and safety-and a really cheerful and cute pattern-definitely gender neutral) and he got right on and then gave us a big fight when we wanted him to sleep in his regular bed and had a fit when we deflated it, rolled it up, put it in it's bag, and put it away... So I'm saying this is an A+++++++++++++product! With quick and reliable delivery by Amazon!

We bought this for use for sleepovers at <hl> his Oma's <hl> as she doesn't like keeping our son (almost 2.5) 's crib up and it's a pain to put it up everytime, and now that we've converted his home crib to a toddler bed he hate's being contained....Got the package, opened it up to try it out- Son was very afraid of the pump as it sounds like a vacuum cleaner...Easy quick assembly- threw on the cover (a really soft and plush fleece cover, with straps that go all the way around for comfort and safety-and a really cheerful and cute pattern-definitely gender neutral) and he got right on and then gave us a big fight when we wanted him to sleep in his regular bed and had a fit when we deflated it, rolled it up, put it in it's bag, and put it away...So I'm saying this is an A+++++++++++++product! With quick and reliable delivery by Amazon!


Question: How old is the author's child?

Answer: almost 2.5

<hl> We bought this for use for sleepovers at his Oma's as she doesn't like keeping our son ( almost 2.5 ) 's crib up and it's a pain to put it up everytime, and now that we've converted his home crib to a toddler bed he hate's being contained.... <hl> Got the package, opened it up to try it out- Son was very afraid of the pump as it sounds like a vacuum cleaner...Easy quick assembly- threw on the cover (a really soft and plush fleece cover, with straps that go all the way around for comfort and safety-and a really cheerful and cute pattern-definitely gender neutral) and he got right on and then gave us a big fight when we wanted him to sleep in his regular bed and had a fit when we deflated it, rolled it up, put it in it's bag, and put it away... So I'm saying this is an A+++++++++++++product! With quick and reliable delivery by Amazon!

We bought this for use for sleepovers at his Oma's as she doesn't like keeping our son (<hl> almost 2.5 <hl>) 's crib up and it's a pain to put it up everytime, and now that we've converted his home crib to a toddler bed he hate's being contained....Got the package, opened it up to try it out- Son was very afraid of the pump as it sounds like a vacuum cleaner...Easy quick assembly- threw on the cover (a really soft and plush fleece cover, with straps that go all the way around for comfort and safety-and a really cheerful and cute pattern-definitely gender neutral) and he got right on and then gave us a big fight when we wanted him to sleep in his regular bed and had a fit when we deflated it, rolled it up, put it in it's bag, and put it away...So I'm saying this is an A+++++++++++++product! With quick and reliable delivery by Amazon!

We bought this for use for sleepovers at his Oma's as she doesn't like keeping our son ( <hl> almost 2.5 <hl> ) 's crib up and it's a pain to put it up everytime, and now that we've converted his home crib to a toddler bed he hate's being contained....


Question: Which part of the product scared the little boy?

Answer: the pump

We bought this for use for sleepovers at his Oma's as she doesn't like keeping our son (almost 2.5) 's crib up and it's a pain to put it up everytime, and now that we've converted his home crib to a toddler bed he hate's being contained.... Got the package, opened it up to try it out- <hl> Son was very afraid of the pump as it sounds like a vacuum cleaner...Easy quick assembly- threw on the cover (a really soft and plush fleece cover, with straps that go all the way around for comfort and safety-and a really cheerful and cute pattern-definitely gender neutral) and he got right on and then gave us a big fight when we wanted him to sleep in his regular bed and had a fit when we deflated it, rolled it up, put it in it's bag, and put it away... <hl> So I'm saying this is an A+++++++++++++product! With quick and reliable delivery by Amazon!

We bought this for use for sleepovers at his Oma's as she doesn't like keeping our son (almost 2.5) 's crib up and it's a pain to put it up everytime, and now that we've converted his home crib to a toddler bed he hate's being contained....Got the package, opened it up to try it out- Son was very afraid of <hl> the pump <hl> as it sounds like a vacuum cleaner...Easy quick assembly- threw on the cover (a really soft and plush fleece cover, with straps that go all the way around for comfort and safety-and a really cheerful and cute pattern-definitely gender neutral) and he got right on and then gave us a big fight when we wanted him to sleep in his regular bed and had a fit when we deflated it, rolled it up, put it in it's bag, and put it away...So I'm saying this is an A+++++++++++++product! With quick and reliable delivery by Amazon!


Question: What did the pump sound like?

Answer: a vacuum cleaner

We bought this for use for sleepovers at his Oma's as she doesn't like keeping our son (almost 2.5) 's crib up and it's a pain to put it up everytime, and now that we've converted his home crib to a toddler bed he hate's being contained.... Got the package, opened it up to try it out- <hl> Son was very afraid of the pump as it sounds like a vacuum cleaner ...Easy quick assembly- threw on the cover (a really soft and plush fleece cover, with straps that go all the way around for comfort and safety-and a really cheerful and cute pattern-definitely gender neutral) and he got right on and then gave us a big fight when we wanted him to sleep in his regular bed and had a fit when we deflated it, rolled it up, put it in it's bag, and put it away... <hl> So I'm saying this is an A+++++++++++++product! With quick and reliable delivery by Amazon!

We bought this for use for sleepovers at his Oma's as she doesn't like keeping our son (almost 2.5) 's crib up and it's a pain to put it up everytime, and now that we've converted his home crib to a toddler bed he hate's being contained....Got the package, opened it up to try it out- Son was very afraid of the pump as it sounds like <hl> a vacuum cleaner <hl>...Easy quick assembly- threw on the cover (a really soft and plush fleece cover, with straps that go all the way around for comfort and safety-and a really cheerful and cute pattern-definitely gender neutral) and he got right on and then gave us a big fight when we wanted him to sleep in his regular bed and had a fit when we deflated it, rolled it up, put it in it's bag, and put it away...So I'm saying this is an A+++++++++++++product! With quick and reliable delivery by Amazon!

Son was very afraid of the pump as it sounds like <hl> a vacuum cleaner <hl> ...Easy quick assembly- threw on the cover (a really soft and plush fleece cover, with straps that go all the way around for comfort and safety-and a really cheerful and cute pattern-definitely gender neutral) and he got right on and then gave us a big fight when we wanted him to sleep in his regular bed and had a fit when we deflated it, rolled it up, put it in it's bag, and put it away...


Question: What kind of material is the cover?

Answer: fleece

We bought this for use for sleepovers at his Oma's as she doesn't like keeping our son (almost 2.5) 's crib up and it's a pain to put it up everytime, and now that we've converted his home crib to a toddler bed he hate's being contained.... Got the package, opened it up to try it out- <hl> Son was very afraid of the pump as it sounds like a vacuum cleaner...Easy quick assembly- threw on the cover (a really soft and plush fleece cover, with straps that go all the way around for comfort and safety-and a really cheerful and cute pattern-definitely gender neutral) <hl> and he got right on and then gave us a big fight when we wanted him to sleep in his regular bed and had a fit when we deflated it, rolled it up, put it in it's bag, and put it away... So I'm saying this is an A+++++++++++++product! With quick and reliable delivery by Amazon!

We bought this for use for sleepovers at his Oma's as she doesn't like keeping our son (almost 2.5) 's crib up and it's a pain to put it up everytime, and now that we've converted his home crib to a toddler bed he hate's being contained....Got the package, opened it up to try it out- Son was very afraid of the pump as it sounds like a vacuum cleaner...Easy quick assembly- threw on the cover (a really soft and plush <hl> fleece <hl> cover, with straps that go all the way around for comfort and safety-and a really cheerful and cute pattern-definitely gender neutral) and he got right on and then gave us a big fight when we wanted him to sleep in his regular bed and had a fit when we deflated it, rolled it up, put it in it's bag, and put it away...So I'm saying this is an A+++++++++++++product! With quick and reliable delivery by Amazon!


Question: What's wrong with the drip tray?

I've been using this item at least once a week for about six months now. I use it primarily as a griddle for french toast or pancakes or as a grill for hamburgers. As a griddle, it works fine. I wish it were a little bigger, but with creative arrangement it will hold 6 pieces of french toast. As a grill, it leaves a lot to be desired. It has a drip tray, but the unit is not angled properly for the grease to drain. I use 96% fat free ground beef, which is pretty dry, but the grease -still- runs out of the back of the unit. I'd taken to propping it up, which helped but didn't solve the problem. Last night, I propped it on two inverted bowls--so much of an angle that the grease was running down over the controls in the front, and it -still- ran out the back of the unit. It isn't that I've overloaded the grill--we're only talking 4 hamburgers. But that's done it for me. I'm going to take a good look at the George Foreman GRP90WGR. It also has removable plates, and maybe it's better designed.If you're looking for a griddle or a panini press, the cuisinart could be great. But if you make hamburgers as often as I do, you might want to look somewhere else.

Answer: the unit is not angled properly

I've been using this item at least once a week for about six months now. I use it primarily as a griddle for french toast or pancakes or as a grill for hamburgers. As a griddle, it works fine. I wish it were a little bigger, but with creative arrangement it will hold 6 pieces of french toast. As a grill, it leaves a lot to be desired. <hl> It has a drip tray, but the unit is not angled properly for the grease to drain. <hl> I use 96% fat free ground beef, which is pretty dry, but the grease -still- runs out of the back of the unit. I'd taken to propping it up, which helped but didn't solve the problem. Last night, I propped it on two inverted bowls--so much of an angle that the grease was running down over the controls in the front, and it -still- ran out the back of the unit. It isn't that I've overloaded the grill--we're only talking 4 hamburgers. But that's done it for me. I'm going to take a good look at the George Foreman GRP90WGR. It also has removable plates, and maybe it's better designed. If you're looking for a griddle or a panini press, the cuisinart could be great. But if you make hamburgers as often as I do, you might want to look somewhere else.

I've been using this item at least once a week for about six months now. I use it primarily as a griddle for french toast or pancakes or as a grill for hamburgers. As a griddle, it works fine. I wish it were a little bigger, but with creative arrangement it will hold 6 pieces of french toast. As a grill, it leaves a lot to be desired. It has a drip tray, but <hl> the unit is not angled properly <hl> for the grease to drain. I use 96% fat free ground beef, which is pretty dry, but the grease -still- runs out of the back of the unit. I'd taken to propping it up, which helped but didn't solve the problem. Last night, I propped it on two inverted bowls--so much of an angle that the grease was running down over the controls in the front, and it -still- ran out the back of the unit. It isn't that I've overloaded the grill--we're only talking 4 hamburgers. But that's done it for me. I'm going to take a good look at the George Foreman GRP90WGR. It also has removable plates, and maybe it's better designed.If you're looking for a griddle or a panini press, the cuisinart could be great. But if you make hamburgers as often as I do, you might want to look somewhere else.


Question: Which grill is the buyer going to look at purchasing next?

Answer: George Foreman GRP90WGR

I've been using this item at least once a week for about six months now. I use it primarily as a griddle for french toast or pancakes or as a grill for hamburgers. As a griddle, it works fine. I wish it were a little bigger, but with creative arrangement it will hold 6 pieces of french toast. As a grill, it leaves a lot to be desired. It has a drip tray, but the unit is not angled properly for the grease to drain. I use 96% fat free ground beef, which is pretty dry, but the grease -still- runs out of the back of the unit. I'd taken to propping it up, which helped but didn't solve the problem. Last night, I propped it on two inverted bowls--so much of an angle that the grease was running down over the controls in the front, and it -still- ran out the back of the unit. It isn't that I've overloaded the grill--we're only talking 4 hamburgers. But that's done it for me. <hl> I'm going to take a good look at the George Foreman GRP90WGR . <hl> It also has removable plates, and maybe it's better designed. If you're looking for a griddle or a panini press, the cuisinart could be great. But if you make hamburgers as often as I do, you might want to look somewhere else.

I've been using this item at least once a week for about six months now. I use it primarily as a griddle for french toast or pancakes or as a grill for hamburgers. As a griddle, it works fine. I wish it were a little bigger, but with creative arrangement it will hold 6 pieces of french toast. As a grill, it leaves a lot to be desired. It has a drip tray, but the unit is not angled properly for the grease to drain. I use 96% fat free ground beef, which is pretty dry, but the grease -still- runs out of the back of the unit. I'd taken to propping it up, which helped but didn't solve the problem. Last night, I propped it on two inverted bowls--so much of an angle that the grease was running down over the controls in the front, and it -still- ran out the back of the unit. It isn't that I've overloaded the grill--we're only talking 4 hamburgers. But that's done it for me. I'm going to take a good look at the <hl> George Foreman GRP90WGR <hl>. It also has removable plates, and maybe it's better designed.If you're looking for a griddle or a panini press, the cuisinart could be great. But if you make hamburgers as often as I do, you might want to look somewhere else.

I'm going to take a good look at the <hl> George Foreman GRP90WGR <hl> .


Question: How many pieces of french toast does the griddle hold?

Answer: 6 pieces

I've been using this item at least once a week for about six months now. I use it primarily as a griddle for french toast or pancakes or as a grill for hamburgers. As a griddle, it works fine. <hl> I wish it were a little bigger, but with creative arrangement it will hold 6 pieces of french toast. <hl> As a grill, it leaves a lot to be desired. It has a drip tray, but the unit is not angled properly for the grease to drain. I use 96% fat free ground beef, which is pretty dry, but the grease -still- runs out of the back of the unit. I'd taken to propping it up, which helped but didn't solve the problem. Last night, I propped it on two inverted bowls--so much of an angle that the grease was running down over the controls in the front, and it -still- ran out the back of the unit. It isn't that I've overloaded the grill--we're only talking 4 hamburgers. But that's done it for me. I'm going to take a good look at the George Foreman GRP90WGR. It also has removable plates, and maybe it's better designed. If you're looking for a griddle or a panini press, the cuisinart could be great. But if you make hamburgers as often as I do, you might want to look somewhere else.

I've been using this item at least once a week for about six months now. I use it primarily as a griddle for french toast or pancakes or as a grill for hamburgers. As a griddle, it works fine. I wish it were a little bigger, but with creative arrangement it will hold <hl> 6 pieces <hl> of french toast. As a grill, it leaves a lot to be desired. It has a drip tray, but the unit is not angled properly for the grease to drain. I use 96% fat free ground beef, which is pretty dry, but the grease -still- runs out of the back of the unit. I'd taken to propping it up, which helped but didn't solve the problem. Last night, I propped it on two inverted bowls--so much of an angle that the grease was running down over the controls in the front, and it -still- ran out the back of the unit. It isn't that I've overloaded the grill--we're only talking 4 hamburgers. But that's done it for me. I'm going to take a good look at the George Foreman GRP90WGR. It also has removable plates, and maybe it's better designed.If you're looking for a griddle or a panini press, the cuisinart could be great. But if you make hamburgers as often as I do, you might want to look somewhere else.


Question: Which type of meat do they make on this grill?

Answer: ground beef

I've been using this item at least once a week for about six months now. I use it primarily as a griddle for french toast or pancakes or as a grill for hamburgers. As a griddle, it works fine. I wish it were a little bigger, but with creative arrangement it will hold 6 pieces of french toast. As a grill, it leaves a lot to be desired. It has a drip tray, but the unit is not angled properly for the grease to drain. <hl> I use 96% fat free ground beef , which is pretty dry, but the grease -still- runs out of the back of the unit. <hl> I'd taken to propping it up, which helped but didn't solve the problem. Last night, I propped it on two inverted bowls--so much of an angle that the grease was running down over the controls in the front, and it -still- ran out the back of the unit. It isn't that I've overloaded the grill--we're only talking 4 hamburgers. But that's done it for me. I'm going to take a good look at the George Foreman GRP90WGR. It also has removable plates, and maybe it's better designed. If you're looking for a griddle or a panini press, the cuisinart could be great. But if you make hamburgers as often as I do, you might want to look somewhere else.

I've been using this item at least once a week for about six months now. I use it primarily as a griddle for french toast or pancakes or as a grill for hamburgers. As a griddle, it works fine. I wish it were a little bigger, but with creative arrangement it will hold 6 pieces of french toast. As a grill, it leaves a lot to be desired. It has a drip tray, but the unit is not angled properly for the grease to drain. I use 96% fat free <hl> ground beef <hl>, which is pretty dry, but the grease -still- runs out of the back of the unit. I'd taken to propping it up, which helped but didn't solve the problem. Last night, I propped it on two inverted bowls--so much of an angle that the grease was running down over the controls in the front, and it -still- ran out the back of the unit. It isn't that I've overloaded the grill--we're only talking 4 hamburgers. But that's done it for me. I'm going to take a good look at the George Foreman GRP90WGR. It also has removable plates, and maybe it's better designed.If you're looking for a griddle or a panini press, the cuisinart could be great. But if you make hamburgers as often as I do, you might want to look somewhere else.

I use 96% fat free <hl> ground beef <hl> , which is pretty dry, but the grease -still- runs out of the back of the unit.


Question: What percent leanness does the author prefer in their ground meat?

Answer: 96% fat free

I've been using this item at least once a week for about six months now. I use it primarily as a griddle for french toast or pancakes or as a grill for hamburgers. As a griddle, it works fine. I wish it were a little bigger, but with creative arrangement it will hold 6 pieces of french toast. As a grill, it leaves a lot to be desired. It has a drip tray, but the unit is not angled properly for the grease to drain. <hl> I use 96% fat free ground beef, which is pretty dry, but the grease -still- runs out of the back of the unit. <hl> I'd taken to propping it up, which helped but didn't solve the problem. Last night, I propped it on two inverted bowls--so much of an angle that the grease was running down over the controls in the front, and it -still- ran out the back of the unit. It isn't that I've overloaded the grill--we're only talking 4 hamburgers. But that's done it for me. I'm going to take a good look at the George Foreman GRP90WGR. It also has removable plates, and maybe it's better designed. If you're looking for a griddle or a panini press, the cuisinart could be great. But if you make hamburgers as often as I do, you might want to look somewhere else.

I've been using this item at least once a week for about six months now. I use it primarily as a griddle for french toast or pancakes or as a grill for hamburgers. As a griddle, it works fine. I wish it were a little bigger, but with creative arrangement it will hold 6 pieces of french toast. As a grill, it leaves a lot to be desired. It has a drip tray, but the unit is not angled properly for the grease to drain. I use <hl> 96% fat free <hl> ground beef, which is pretty dry, but the grease -still- runs out of the back of the unit. I'd taken to propping it up, which helped but didn't solve the problem. Last night, I propped it on two inverted bowls--so much of an angle that the grease was running down over the controls in the front, and it -still- ran out the back of the unit. It isn't that I've overloaded the grill--we're only talking 4 hamburgers. But that's done it for me. I'm going to take a good look at the George Foreman GRP90WGR. It also has removable plates, and maybe it's better designed.If you're looking for a griddle or a panini press, the cuisinart could be great. But if you make hamburgers as often as I do, you might want to look somewhere else.


Question: What color wasn't the reviewer able to find the product in?

After many years of using olive oil and buying different dispensers that were disappointing , this Rachel Ray product is great. It looks good on the kitchen counter and is easy to fill.Olive oil comes out In a perfect stream and after using , no drips down the sides, because of the design of bottle.I like that it is opaque, and I feel it does keep the olive oil fresher.Retail stores carry this product, but I had not been able to find the eggplant color, so ordering from Amazon was the way to go and the price was good.I am pleased with this purchase!

Answer: eggplant color,

After many years of using olive oil and buying different dispensers that were disappointing , this Rachel Ray product is great. It looks good on the kitchen counter and is easy to fill. Olive oil comes out In a perfect stream and after using , no drips down the sides, because of the design of bottle. I like that it is opaque, and I feel it does keep the olive oil fresher. Retail stores carry this product, but I had not been able to find <hl> the eggplant color, so ordering from Amazon was the way to go and the price was good. <hl> I am pleased with this purchase!

After many years of using olive oil and buying different dispensers that were disappointing , this Rachel Ray product is great. It looks good on the kitchen counter and is easy to fill.Olive oil comes out In a perfect stream and after using , no drips down the sides, because of the design of bottle.I like that it is opaque, and I feel it does keep the olive oil fresher.Retail stores carry this product, but I had not been able to find the <hl> eggplant color, <hl> so ordering from Amazon was the way to go and the price was good.I am pleased with this purchase!


Question: What does the product design prevent from happening?

Answer: no drips down the sides, because of the design of bottle

After many years of using olive oil and buying different dispensers that were disappointing , this Rachel Ray product is great. It looks good on the kitchen counter and is easy to fill. <hl> Olive oil comes out In a perfect stream and after using , no drips down the sides, because of the design of bottle .I like that it is opaque, and I feel it does keep the olive oil fresher. <hl> Retail stores carry this product, but I had not been able to find the eggplant color, so ordering from Amazon was the way to go and the price was good. I am pleased with this purchase!

After many years of using olive oil and buying different dispensers that were disappointing , this Rachel Ray product is great. It looks good on the kitchen counter and is easy to fill.Olive oil comes out In a perfect stream and after using , <hl> no drips down the sides, because of the design of bottle <hl>.I like that it is opaque, and I feel it does keep the olive oil fresher.Retail stores carry this product, but I had not been able to find the eggplant color, so ordering from Amazon was the way to go and the price was good.I am pleased with this purchase!

Olive oil comes out In a perfect stream and after using , <hl> no drips down the sides, because of the design of bottle <hl> .I like that it is opaque, and I feel it does keep the olive oil fresher.


Question: Can you see through the product?

Answer: I like that it is opaque,

After many years of using olive oil and buying different dispensers that were disappointing , this Rachel Ray product is great. It looks good on the kitchen counter and is easy to fill. Olive oil comes out In a perfect stream and after using , no drips down the sides, because of the design of bottle. <hl> I like that it is opaque, and I feel it does keep the olive oil fresher. <hl> Retail stores carry this product, but I had not been able to find the eggplant color, so ordering from Amazon was the way to go and the price was good. I am pleased with this purchase!

After many years of using olive oil and buying different dispensers that were disappointing , this Rachel Ray product is great. It looks good on the kitchen counter and is easy to fill.Olive oil comes out In a perfect stream and after using , no drips down the sides, because of the design of bottle.<hl> I like that it is opaque, <hl> and I feel it does keep the olive oil fresher.Retail stores carry this product, but I had not been able to find the eggplant color, so ordering from Amazon was the way to go and the price was good.I am pleased with this purchase!


Question: How does the olive oil come out?

Answer: .Olive oil comes out In a perfect stream

After many years of using olive oil and buying different dispensers that were disappointing , this Rachel Ray product is great. <hl> It looks good on the kitchen counter and is easy to fill .Olive oil comes out In a perfect stream and after using , no drips down the sides, because of the design of bottle. <hl> I like that it is opaque, and I feel it does keep the olive oil fresher. Retail stores carry this product, but I had not been able to find the eggplant color, so ordering from Amazon was the way to go and the price was good. I am pleased with this purchase!

After many years of using olive oil and buying different dispensers that were disappointing , this Rachel Ray product is great. It looks good on the kitchen counter and is easy to fill<hl> .Olive oil comes out In a perfect stream <hl> and after using , no drips down the sides, because of the design of bottle.I like that it is opaque, and I feel it does keep the olive oil fresher.Retail stores carry this product, but I had not been able to find the eggplant color, so ordering from Amazon was the way to go and the price was good.I am pleased with this purchase!

It looks good on the kitchen counter and is easy to fill <hl> .Olive oil comes out In a perfect stream <hl> and after using , no drips down the sides, because of the design of bottle.


Question: Where does the product look good?

Answer: kitchen

After many years of using olive oil and buying different dispensers that were disappointing , this Rachel Ray product is great. <hl> It looks good on the kitchen counter and is easy to fill. <hl> Olive oil comes out In a perfect stream and after using , no drips down the sides, because of the design of bottle. I like that it is opaque, and I feel it does keep the olive oil fresher. Retail stores carry this product, but I had not been able to find the eggplant color, so ordering from Amazon was the way to go and the price was good. I am pleased with this purchase!

After many years of using olive oil and buying different dispensers that were disappointing , this Rachel Ray product is great. It looks good on the <hl> kitchen <hl> counter and is easy to fill.Olive oil comes out In a perfect stream and after using , no drips down the sides, because of the design of bottle.I like that it is opaque, and I feel it does keep the olive oil fresher.Retail stores carry this product, but I had not been able to find the eggplant color, so ordering from Amazon was the way to go and the price was good.I am pleased with this purchase!


Question: What is the material of the product like?

I received the item in time. And the material is super light weight, but strong. So for the most part, it was a cheap price and the material was decent. The feel of the sheet is comfortable as well.The only issue is that the elastic on the bottom sheet is not strong enough to stay on the bed. It keeps coming off. This is pretty annoying.Overall I'd expect to have some flaws as the price was very low. So I guess I should be happy that the material doesn't rip apart with ease or that it doesn't feel like sand paper.You get what you pay for. I'd say the price is appropriate for the product and not a bargain.

Answer: the material is super light weight, but strong

I received the item in time. <hl> And the material is super light weight, but strong . <hl> So for the most part, it was a cheap price and the material was decent. The feel of the sheet is comfortable as well. The only issue is that the elastic on the bottom sheet is not strong enough to stay on the bed. It keeps coming off. This is pretty annoying. Overall I'd expect to have some flaws as the price was very low. So I guess I should be happy that the material doesn't rip apart with ease or that it doesn't feel like sand paper. You get what you pay for. I'd say the price is appropriate for the product and not a bargain.

I received the item in time. And <hl> the material is super light weight, but strong <hl>. So for the most part, it was a cheap price and the material was decent. The feel of the sheet is comfortable as well.The only issue is that the elastic on the bottom sheet is not strong enough to stay on the bed. It keeps coming off. This is pretty annoying.Overall I'd expect to have some flaws as the price was very low. So I guess I should be happy that the material doesn't rip apart with ease or that it doesn't feel like sand paper.You get what you pay for. I'd say the price is appropriate for the product and not a bargain.

And <hl> the material is super light weight, but strong <hl> .


Question: What does the sheet feel like?

Answer: The feel of the sheet is comfortable as well.

I received the item in time. And the material is super light weight, but strong. So for the most part, it was a cheap price and the material was decent. <hl> The feel of the sheet is comfortable as well. The only issue is that the elastic on the bottom sheet is not strong enough to stay on the bed. <hl> It keeps coming off. This is pretty annoying. Overall I'd expect to have some flaws as the price was very low. So I guess I should be happy that the material doesn't rip apart with ease or that it doesn't feel like sand paper. You get what you pay for. I'd say the price is appropriate for the product and not a bargain.

I received the item in time. And the material is super light weight, but strong. So for the most part, it was a cheap price and the material was decent. <hl> The feel of the sheet is comfortable as well. <hl>The only issue is that the elastic on the bottom sheet is not strong enough to stay on the bed. It keeps coming off. This is pretty annoying.Overall I'd expect to have some flaws as the price was very low. So I guess I should be happy that the material doesn't rip apart with ease or that it doesn't feel like sand paper.You get what you pay for. I'd say the price is appropriate for the product and not a bargain.

<hl> The feel of the sheet is comfortable as well. <hl> The only issue is that the elastic on the bottom sheet is not strong enough to stay on the bed.


Question: What does the reviewer sight as a problem?

Answer: .The only issue is that the elastic on the bottom sheet is not strong enough to stay on the bed.

I received the item in time. And the material is super light weight, but strong. So for the most part, it was a cheap price and the material was decent. <hl> The feel of the sheet is comfortable as well .The only issue is that the elastic on the bottom sheet is not strong enough to stay on the bed. It keeps coming off. <hl> This is pretty annoying. Overall I'd expect to have some flaws as the price was very low. So I guess I should be happy that the material doesn't rip apart with ease or that it doesn't feel like sand paper. You get what you pay for. I'd say the price is appropriate for the product and not a bargain.

I received the item in time. And the material is super light weight, but strong. So for the most part, it was a cheap price and the material was decent. The feel of the sheet is comfortable as well<hl> .The only issue is that the elastic on the bottom sheet is not strong enough to stay on the bed. <hl> It keeps coming off. This is pretty annoying.Overall I'd expect to have some flaws as the price was very low. So I guess I should be happy that the material doesn't rip apart with ease or that it doesn't feel like sand paper.You get what you pay for. I'd say the price is appropriate for the product and not a bargain.

The feel of the sheet is comfortable as well <hl> .The only issue is that the elastic on the bottom sheet is not strong enough to stay on the bed. <hl> It keeps coming off.


Question: Does the reviewer believe that she got value for the product?

Answer: I'd say the price is appropriate for the product and not a bargain.

I received the item in time. And the material is super light weight, but strong. So for the most part, it was a cheap price and the material was decent. The feel of the sheet is comfortable as well. The only issue is that the elastic on the bottom sheet is not strong enough to stay on the bed. It keeps coming off. This is pretty annoying. Overall I'd expect to have some flaws as the price was very low. So I guess I should be happy that the material doesn't rip apart with ease or that it doesn't feel like sand paper. You get what you pay for. <hl> I'd say the price is appropriate for the product and not a bargain. <hl>

I received the item in time. And the material is super light weight, but strong. So for the most part, it was a cheap price and the material was decent. The feel of the sheet is comfortable as well.The only issue is that the elastic on the bottom sheet is not strong enough to stay on the bed. It keeps coming off. This is pretty annoying.Overall I'd expect to have some flaws as the price was very low. So I guess I should be happy that the material doesn't rip apart with ease or that it doesn't feel like sand paper.You get what you pay for. <hl> I'd say the price is appropriate for the product and not a bargain. <hl>


Question: What does the reviewer find to be frustrating about the product?

Answer: It keeps coming off.

I received the item in time. And the material is super light weight, but strong. So for the most part, it was a cheap price and the material was decent. The feel of the sheet is comfortable as well. The only issue is that the elastic on the bottom sheet is not strong enough to stay on the bed. <hl> It keeps coming off. This is pretty annoying. <hl> Overall I'd expect to have some flaws as the price was very low. So I guess I should be happy that the material doesn't rip apart with ease or that it doesn't feel like sand paper. You get what you pay for. I'd say the price is appropriate for the product and not a bargain.

I received the item in time. And the material is super light weight, but strong. So for the most part, it was a cheap price and the material was decent. The feel of the sheet is comfortable as well.The only issue is that the elastic on the bottom sheet is not strong enough to stay on the bed. <hl> It keeps coming off. <hl> This is pretty annoying.Overall I'd expect to have some flaws as the price was very low. So I guess I should be happy that the material doesn't rip apart with ease or that it doesn't feel like sand paper.You get what you pay for. I'd say the price is appropriate for the product and not a bargain.


Question: What problem did the reviewer have initially with the product?

Both ice mold cracked at bottom within a few weeks. I think poor quality. Had to return to get replacement. Otherwise it works great. Shaved ice is fine and pretty fast. From time to time, when it seems slow to shave, remove and rinse blade area because sometimes ice builds up at where the blade is. Put pressure on where the blade is.

Answer: Both ice mold cracked at bottom within a few weeks

<hl> Both ice mold cracked at bottom within a few weeks . <hl> I think poor quality. Had to return to get replacement. Otherwise it works great. Shaved ice is fine and pretty fast. From time to time, when it seems slow to shave, remove and rinse blade area because sometimes ice builds up at where the blade is. Put pressure on where the blade is.

<hl> Both ice mold cracked at bottom within a few weeks <hl>. I think poor quality. Had to return to get replacement. Otherwise it works great. Shaved ice is fine and pretty fast. From time to time, when it seems slow to shave, remove and rinse blade area because sometimes ice builds up at where the blade is. Put pressure on where the blade is.

<hl> Both ice mold cracked at bottom within a few weeks <hl> .


Question: What did the reviewer have to do with the product?

Answer: Had to return to get replacement.

Both ice mold cracked at bottom within a few weeks. I think poor quality. <hl> Had to return to get replacement. Otherwise it works great. <hl> Shaved ice is fine and pretty fast. From time to time, when it seems slow to shave, remove and rinse blade area because sometimes ice builds up at where the blade is. Put pressure on where the blade is.

Both ice mold cracked at bottom within a few weeks. I think poor quality. <hl> Had to return to get replacement. <hl> Otherwise it works great. Shaved ice is fine and pretty fast. From time to time, when it seems slow to shave, remove and rinse blade area because sometimes ice builds up at where the blade is. Put pressure on where the blade is.


Question: What did the reviewer like about the product?

Answer: Shaved ice is fine and pretty fast.

Both ice mold cracked at bottom within a few weeks. I think poor quality. Had to return to get replacement. Otherwise it works great. <hl> Shaved ice is fine and pretty fast. From time to time, when it seems slow to shave, remove and rinse blade area because sometimes ice builds up at where the blade is. <hl> Put pressure on where the blade is.

Both ice mold cracked at bottom within a few weeks. I think poor quality. Had to return to get replacement. Otherwise it works great. <hl> Shaved ice is fine and pretty fast. <hl> From time to time, when it seems slow to shave, remove and rinse blade area because sometimes ice builds up at where the blade is. Put pressure on where the blade is.


Question: What suggestion does the reviewer make?

Answer: remove and rinse blade area because sometimes ice builds up at where the blade is

Both ice mold cracked at bottom within a few weeks. I think poor quality. Had to return to get replacement. Otherwise it works great. Shaved ice is fine and pretty fast. <hl> From time to time, when it seems slow to shave, remove and rinse blade area because sometimes ice builds up at where the blade is . <hl> Put pressure on where the blade is.

Both ice mold cracked at bottom within a few weeks. I think poor quality. Had to return to get replacement. Otherwise it works great. Shaved ice is fine and pretty fast. From time to time, when it seems slow to shave, <hl> remove and rinse blade area because sometimes ice builds up at where the blade is <hl>. Put pressure on where the blade is.

From time to time, when it seems slow to shave, <hl> remove and rinse blade area because sometimes ice builds up at where the blade is <hl> .


Question: How many of the items did the reviewer order?

Saw this on-line, and loved the idea of being able to use bar soap without the scummy film. Soap would last longer; money would be saved; and, there would be less empty plastic liquid soap bottles in landfills. The idea behind the product design is good. I ordered 3 of these. One of them arrived in 2 pieces, but I just glued it rather than returning it. Another of the three would break in half where the tray meets the base each time it was accidentally knocked over in the shower, and eventually I got tired of slotting it back together. I might buy something like this again, but it would have to be sturdier.

Answer: I ordered 3 of these

I ordered 3 of these .

Saw this on-line, and loved the idea of being able to use bar soap without the scummy film. Soap would last longer; money would be saved; and, there would be less empty plastic liquid soap bottles in landfills. The idea behind the product design is good. <hl> I ordered 3 of these . <hl> One of them arrived in 2 pieces, but I just glued it rather than returning it. Another of the three would break in half where the tray meets the base each time it was accidentally knocked over in the shower, and eventually I got tired of slotting it back together. I might buy something like this again, but it would have to be sturdier.

Saw this on-line, and loved the idea of being able to use bar soap without the scummy film. Soap would last longer; money would be saved; and, there would be less empty plastic liquid soap bottles in landfills. The idea behind the product design is good. <hl> I ordered 3 of these <hl>. One of them arrived in 2 pieces, but I just glued it rather than returning it. Another of the three would break in half where the tray meets the base each time it was accidentally knocked over in the shower, and eventually I got tired of slotting it back together. I might buy something like this again, but it would have to be sturdier.


Question: What does the reviewer want before buying the product again?

Answer: I might buy something like this again, but it would have to be sturdier.

Saw this on-line, and loved the idea of being able to use bar soap without the scummy film. Soap would last longer; money would be saved; and, there would be less empty plastic liquid soap bottles in landfills. The idea behind the product design is good. I ordered 3 of these. One of them arrived in 2 pieces, but I just glued it rather than returning it. Another of the three would break in half where the tray meets the base each time it was accidentally knocked over in the shower, and eventually I got tired of slotting it back together. <hl> I might buy something like this again, but it would have to be sturdier. <hl>


Question: What happened when the product fell over?

Answer: Another of the three would break in half where the tray meets the base each time it was accidentally knocked over

Saw this on-line, and loved the idea of being able to use bar soap without the scummy film. Soap would last longer; money would be saved; and, there would be less empty plastic liquid soap bottles in landfills. The idea behind the product design is good. I ordered 3 of these. One of them arrived in 2 pieces, but I just glued it rather than returning it. <hl> Another of the three would break in half where the tray meets the base each time it was accidentally knocked over in the shower, and eventually I got tired of slotting it back together. <hl> I might buy something like this again, but it would have to be sturdier.

Saw this on-line, and loved the idea of being able to use bar soap without the scummy film. Soap would last longer; money would be saved; and, there would be less empty plastic liquid soap bottles in landfills. The idea behind the product design is good. I ordered 3 of these. One of them arrived in 2 pieces, but I just glued it rather than returning it. <hl> Another of the three would break in half where the tray meets the base each time it was accidentally knocked over <hl> in the shower, and eventually I got tired of slotting it back together. I might buy something like this again, but it would have to be sturdier.


Question: How did one of the items arrive to the reviewer?

Answer: One of them arrived in 2 pieces

Saw this on-line, and loved the idea of being able to use bar soap without the scummy film. Soap would last longer; money would be saved; and, there would be less empty plastic liquid soap bottles in landfills. The idea behind the product design is good. I ordered 3 of these. <hl> One of them arrived in 2 pieces , but I just glued it rather than returning it. <hl> Another of the three would break in half where the tray meets the base each time it was accidentally knocked over in the shower, and eventually I got tired of slotting it back together. I might buy something like this again, but it would have to be sturdier.

Saw this on-line, and loved the idea of being able to use bar soap without the scummy film. Soap would last longer; money would be saved; and, there would be less empty plastic liquid soap bottles in landfills. The idea behind the product design is good. I ordered 3 of these. <hl> One of them arrived in 2 pieces <hl>, but I just glued it rather than returning it. Another of the three would break in half where the tray meets the base each time it was accidentally knocked over in the shower, and eventually I got tired of slotting it back together. I might buy something like this again, but it would have to be sturdier.

<hl> One of them arrived in 2 pieces <hl> , but I just glued it rather than returning it.


Question: Why did the reviewer buy the product?

Answer: Saw this on-line, and loved the idea of being able to use bar soap without the scummy film.

<hl> Saw this on-line, and loved the idea of being able to use bar soap without the scummy film. Soap would last longer; money would be saved; and, there would be less empty plastic liquid soap bottles in landfills. <hl> The idea behind the product design is good. I ordered 3 of these. One of them arrived in 2 pieces, but I just glued it rather than returning it. Another of the three would break in half where the tray meets the base each time it was accidentally knocked over in the shower, and eventually I got tired of slotting it back together. I might buy something like this again, but it would have to be sturdier.

<hl> Saw this on-line, and loved the idea of being able to use bar soap without the scummy film. <hl> Soap would last longer; money would be saved; and, there would be less empty plastic liquid soap bottles in landfills. The idea behind the product design is good. I ordered 3 of these. One of them arrived in 2 pieces, but I just glued it rather than returning it. Another of the three would break in half where the tray meets the base each time it was accidentally knocked over in the shower, and eventually I got tired of slotting it back together. I might buy something like this again, but it would have to be sturdier.


Question: Why did the reviewer buy the iron?

I still need a good iron for those last minute wrinkles in formal wear or for a fabric project.This t-fal seems to be sturdy with all the features I want as for adjusting the heat and steam and with the added protection of the nonstick bottom which lets the iron even at its hottest just glide over the fabric (you do need to use only low heat on many synthetics though).It is a good iron for the fabric worker and homemaker and others using materials/fabric, such as cotton, rayon, some silks on low etc. that may sometimes need some heat and pressure.

Answer: I still need a good iron for those last minute wrinkles in formal wear or for a fabric project.

<hl> I still need a good iron for those last minute wrinkles in formal wear or for a fabric project. This t-fal seems to be sturdy with all the features I want as for adjusting the heat and steam and with the added protection of the nonstick bottom which lets the iron even at its hottest just glide over the fabric (you do need to use only low heat on many synthetics though).It is a good iron for the fabric worker and homemaker and others using materials/fabric, such as cotton, rayon, some silks on low etc. <hl> that may sometimes need some heat and pressure.

<hl> I still need a good iron for those last minute wrinkles in formal wear or for a fabric project. <hl>This t-fal seems to be sturdy with all the features I want as for adjusting the heat and steam and with the added protection of the nonstick bottom which lets the iron even at its hottest just glide over the fabric (you do need to use only low heat on many synthetics though).It is a good iron for the fabric worker and homemaker and others using materials/fabric, such as cotton, rayon, some silks on low etc. that may sometimes need some heat and pressure.

<hl> I still need a good iron for those last minute wrinkles in formal wear or for a fabric project. <hl> This t-fal seems to be sturdy with all the features I want as for adjusting the heat and steam and with the added protection of the nonstick bottom which lets the iron even at its hottest just glide over the fabric (you do need to use only low heat on many synthetics though).It is a good iron for the fabric worker and homemaker and others using materials/fabric, such as cotton, rayon, some silks on low etc.


Question: What do you need to use on some materials?

Answer: you do need to use only low heat on many synthetics though

I still need a good iron for those last minute wrinkles in formal wear or for a fabric project. <hl> This t-fal seems to be sturdy with all the features I want as for adjusting the heat and steam and with the added protection of the nonstick bottom which lets the iron even at its hottest just glide over the fabric ( you do need to use only low heat on many synthetics though ).It is a good iron for the fabric worker and homemaker and others using materials/fabric, such as cotton, rayon, some silks on low etc. <hl> that may sometimes need some heat and pressure.

I still need a good iron for those last minute wrinkles in formal wear or for a fabric project.This t-fal seems to be sturdy with all the features I want as for adjusting the heat and steam and with the added protection of the nonstick bottom which lets the iron even at its hottest just glide over the fabric (<hl> you do need to use only low heat on many synthetics though <hl>).It is a good iron for the fabric worker and homemaker and others using materials/fabric, such as cotton, rayon, some silks on low etc. that may sometimes need some heat and pressure.

This t-fal seems to be sturdy with all the features I want as for adjusting the heat and steam and with the added protection of the nonstick bottom which lets the iron even at its hottest just glide over the fabric ( <hl> you do need to use only low heat on many synthetics though <hl> ).It is a good iron for the fabric worker and homemaker and others using materials/fabric, such as cotton, rayon, some silks on low etc.


Question: Who should buy the product according to the reviewer?

Answer: .It is a good iron for the fabric worker and homemaker and others using materials/fabric, such as cotton, rayon, some silks on low etc.

I still need a good iron for those last minute wrinkles in formal wear or for a fabric project. <hl> This t-fal seems to be sturdy with all the features I want as for adjusting the heat and steam and with the added protection of the nonstick bottom which lets the iron even at its hottest just glide over the fabric (you do need to use only low heat on many synthetics though) .It is a good iron for the fabric worker and homemaker and others using materials/fabric, such as cotton, rayon, some silks on low etc. that may sometimes need some heat and pressure. <hl>

I still need a good iron for those last minute wrinkles in formal wear or for a fabric project.This t-fal seems to be sturdy with all the features I want as for adjusting the heat and steam and with the added protection of the nonstick bottom which lets the iron even at its hottest just glide over the fabric (you do need to use only low heat on many synthetics though)<hl> .It is a good iron for the fabric worker and homemaker and others using materials/fabric, such as cotton, rayon, some silks on low etc. <hl> that may sometimes need some heat and pressure.

This t-fal seems to be sturdy with all the features I want as for adjusting the heat and steam and with the added protection of the nonstick bottom which lets the iron even at its hottest just glide over the fabric (you do need to use only low heat on many synthetics though) <hl> .It is a good iron for the fabric worker and homemaker and others using materials/fabric, such as cotton, rayon, some silks on low etc. <hl> that may sometimes need some heat and pressure.


Question: What features did the reviewer want?

Answer: adjusting the heat and steam and with the added protection of the nonstick bottom which lets the iron even at its hottest just glide over the fabric

I still need a good iron for those last minute wrinkles in formal wear or for a fabric project. <hl> This t-fal seems to be sturdy with all the features I want as for adjusting the heat and steam and with the added protection of the nonstick bottom which lets the iron even at its hottest just glide over the fabric (you do need to use only low heat on many synthetics though).It is a good iron for the fabric worker and homemaker and others using materials/fabric, such as cotton, rayon, some silks on low etc. <hl> that may sometimes need some heat and pressure.

I still need a good iron for those last minute wrinkles in formal wear or for a fabric project.This t-fal seems to be sturdy with all the features I want as for <hl> adjusting the heat and steam and with the added protection of the nonstick bottom which lets the iron even at its hottest just glide over the fabric <hl> (you do need to use only low heat on many synthetics though).It is a good iron for the fabric worker and homemaker and others using materials/fabric, such as cotton, rayon, some silks on low etc. that may sometimes need some heat and pressure.


Question: what were they excited to try?

I was very excited to try out this vacuum. For the most part it does well, but I have a few concerns:1. The cord is too short. Most vacuums allow me to plug in the middle of the house and do most of the house. This one does not.2. I hadn't had a canister vacuum for years. Now I know why. This would have been a much better vacuum as an upright.3. I don't like the sanitizing. It feels like nothing is happening. I don't know how you would know if you went over it enough or not.4. The dirt cup is not very big. We have a lot of dog hair, and while it picked it up great, I was always emptying the cup.It picks up well and isn't too loud. I just wish at least the cord was longer and the dirt cup was bigger, if they didn't make it an upright.

Answer: vacuum

<hl> I was very excited to try out this vacuum . <hl> For the most part it does well, but I have a few concerns:1. The cord is too short. Most vacuums allow me to plug in the middle of the house and do most of the house. This one does not.2. I hadn't had a canister vacuum for years. Now I know why. This would have been a much better vacuum as an upright.3. I don't like the sanitizing. It feels like nothing is happening. I don't know how you would know if you went over it enough or not.4. The dirt cup is not very big. We have a lot of dog hair, and while it picked it up great, I was always emptying the cup. It picks up well and isn't too loud. I just wish at least the cord was longer and the dirt cup was bigger, if they didn't make it an upright.

I was very excited to try out this <hl> vacuum <hl>. For the most part it does well, but I have a few concerns:1. The cord is too short. Most vacuums allow me to plug in the middle of the house and do most of the house. This one does not.2. I hadn't had a canister vacuum for years. Now I know why. This would have been a much better vacuum as an upright.3. I don't like the sanitizing. It feels like nothing is happening. I don't know how you would know if you went over it enough or not.4. The dirt cup is not very big. We have a lot of dog hair, and while it picked it up great, I was always emptying the cup.It picks up well and isn't too loud. I just wish at least the cord was longer and the dirt cup was bigger, if they didn't make it an upright.

I was very excited to try out this <hl> vacuum <hl> .


Question: what is one of the concerns about the vacuum

Answer: The cord is too short

The cord is too short .

I was very excited to try out this vacuum. For the most part it does well, but I have a few concerns:1. <hl> The cord is too short . <hl> Most vacuums allow me to plug in the middle of the house and do most of the house. This one does not.2. I hadn't had a canister vacuum for years. Now I know why. This would have been a much better vacuum as an upright.3. I don't like the sanitizing. It feels like nothing is happening. I don't know how you would know if you went over it enough or not.4. The dirt cup is not very big. We have a lot of dog hair, and while it picked it up great, I was always emptying the cup. It picks up well and isn't too loud. I just wish at least the cord was longer and the dirt cup was bigger, if they didn't make it an upright.

I was very excited to try out this vacuum. For the most part it does well, but I have a few concerns:1. <hl> The cord is too short <hl>. Most vacuums allow me to plug in the middle of the house and do most of the house. This one does not.2. I hadn't had a canister vacuum for years. Now I know why. This would have been a much better vacuum as an upright.3. I don't like the sanitizing. It feels like nothing is happening. I don't know how you would know if you went over it enough or not.4. The dirt cup is not very big. We have a lot of dog hair, and while it picked it up great, I was always emptying the cup.It picks up well and isn't too loud. I just wish at least the cord was longer and the dirt cup was bigger, if they didn't make it an upright.


Question: what does the sanitizing feel like?

Answer: nothing is happening.

I was very excited to try out this vacuum. For the most part it does well, but I have a few concerns:1. The cord is too short. Most vacuums allow me to plug in the middle of the house and do most of the house. This one does not.2. I hadn't had a canister vacuum for years. Now I know why. This would have been a much better vacuum as an upright.3. I don't like the sanitizing. <hl> It feels like nothing is happening. I don't know how you would know if you went over it enough or not.4. <hl> The dirt cup is not very big. We have a lot of dog hair, and while it picked it up great, I was always emptying the cup. It picks up well and isn't too loud. I just wish at least the cord was longer and the dirt cup was bigger, if they didn't make it an upright.

I was very excited to try out this vacuum. For the most part it does well, but I have a few concerns:1. The cord is too short. Most vacuums allow me to plug in the middle of the house and do most of the house. This one does not.2. I hadn't had a canister vacuum for years. Now I know why. This would have been a much better vacuum as an upright.3. I don't like the sanitizing. It feels like <hl> nothing is happening. <hl> I don't know how you would know if you went over it enough or not.4. The dirt cup is not very big. We have a lot of dog hair, and while it picked it up great, I was always emptying the cup.It picks up well and isn't too loud. I just wish at least the cord was longer and the dirt cup was bigger, if they didn't make it an upright.


Question: is the dirt cup big?

Answer: not very

The dirt cup is not very big.

I was very excited to try out this vacuum. For the most part it does well, but I have a few concerns:1. The cord is too short. Most vacuums allow me to plug in the middle of the house and do most of the house. This one does not.2. I hadn't had a canister vacuum for years. Now I know why. This would have been a much better vacuum as an upright.3. I don't like the sanitizing. It feels like nothing is happening. I don't know how you would know if you went over it enough or not.4. <hl> The dirt cup is not very big. <hl> We have a lot of dog hair, and while it picked it up great, I was always emptying the cup. It picks up well and isn't too loud. I just wish at least the cord was longer and the dirt cup was bigger, if they didn't make it an upright.

I was very excited to try out this vacuum. For the most part it does well, but I have a few concerns:1. The cord is too short. Most vacuums allow me to plug in the middle of the house and do most of the house. This one does not.2. I hadn't had a canister vacuum for years. Now I know why. This would have been a much better vacuum as an upright.3. I don't like the sanitizing. It feels like nothing is happening. I don't know how you would know if you went over it enough or not.4. The dirt cup is <hl> not very <hl> big. We have a lot of dog hair, and while it picked it up great, I was always emptying the cup.It picks up well and isn't too loud. I just wish at least the cord was longer and the dirt cup was bigger, if they didn't make it an upright.


Question: what do they wish was longer?

Answer: the cord

I was very excited to try out this vacuum. For the most part it does well, but I have a few concerns:1. The cord is too short. Most vacuums allow me to plug in the middle of the house and do most of the house. This one does not.2. I hadn't had a canister vacuum for years. Now I know why. This would have been a much better vacuum as an upright.3. I don't like the sanitizing. It feels like nothing is happening. I don't know how you would know if you went over it enough or not.4. The dirt cup is not very big. We have a lot of dog hair, and while it picked it up great, I was always emptying the cup. It picks up well and isn't too loud. <hl> I just wish at least the cord was longer and the dirt cup was bigger, if they didn't make it an upright. <hl>

I was very excited to try out this vacuum. For the most part it does well, but I have a few concerns:1. The cord is too short. Most vacuums allow me to plug in the middle of the house and do most of the house. This one does not.2. I hadn't had a canister vacuum for years. Now I know why. This would have been a much better vacuum as an upright.3. I don't like the sanitizing. It feels like nothing is happening. I don't know how you would know if you went over it enough or not.4. The dirt cup is not very big. We have a lot of dog hair, and while it picked it up great, I was always emptying the cup.It picks up well and isn't too loud. I just wish at least <hl> the cord <hl> was longer and the dirt cup was bigger, if they didn't make it an upright.


Question: how long have they been grinding coffee

Having ground coffee for over 40 years, this is one of the best. Does the job just fine. Is easily adjustable. Can clean burrs with relative ease. Not too loud. Probably as silent as practicable, given the task. My only concern is the electronics. What happens if they go? How much to repair? At $200 a pop, you simply don't throw it out. At least, I don't.Update: This grinder is under powered. I returned the first one because it regularly needed to be thoroughly cleaned out before it would work again. What is regularly? How about every few days or after 3 or four grinds. The second one is now doing the same thing only worse. Looks nice but ................Breville also gave me a hard time about returning it the first time until I became very firm. When you speak to a rep, they tell you what to do to make the grinder work. I can always get the grinder to work today after I clean it but tomorrow is the question. Do you use oily beans, they ask? What difference should that make to a $200 grinder? Those beans never bothered my Braun or Kitchen Aide burr machines. Bottom line, this is a very pretty grinder that's over priced and under powered.

Answer: 40 years

<hl> Having ground coffee for over 40 years , this is one of the best. <hl> Does the job just fine. Is easily adjustable. Can clean burrs with relative ease. Not too loud. Probably as silent as practicable, given the task. My only concern is the electronics. What happens if they go? How much to repair? At $200 a pop, you simply don't throw it out. At least, I don't. Update: This grinder is under powered. I returned the first one because it regularly needed to be thoroughly cleaned out before it would work again. What is regularly? How about every few days or after 3 or four grinds. The second one is now doing the same thing only worse. Looks nice but ................Breville also gave me a hard time about returning it the first time until I became very firm. When you speak to a rep, they tell you what to do to make the grinder work. I can always get the grinder to work today after I clean it but tomorrow is the question. Do you use oily beans, they ask? What difference should that make to a $200 grinder? Those beans never bothered my Braun or Kitchen Aide burr machines. Bottom line, this is a very pretty grinder that's over priced and under powered.

Having ground coffee for over <hl> 40 years <hl>, this is one of the best. Does the job just fine. Is easily adjustable. Can clean burrs with relative ease. Not too loud. Probably as silent as practicable, given the task. My only concern is the electronics. What happens if they go? How much to repair? At $200 a pop, you simply don't throw it out. At least, I don't.Update: This grinder is under powered. I returned the first one because it regularly needed to be thoroughly cleaned out before it would work again. What is regularly? How about every few days or after 3 or four grinds. The second one is now doing the same thing only worse. Looks nice but ................Breville also gave me a hard time about returning it the first time until I became very firm. When you speak to a rep, they tell you what to do to make the grinder work. I can always get the grinder to work today after I clean it but tomorrow is the question. Do you use oily beans, they ask? What difference should that make to a $200 grinder? Those beans never bothered my Braun or Kitchen Aide burr machines. Bottom line, this is a very pretty grinder that's over priced and under powered.

Having ground coffee for over <hl> 40 years <hl> , this is one of the best.


Question: is the grinder loud?

Answer: Not too loud.

Having ground coffee for over 40 years, this is one of the best. Does the job just fine. Is easily adjustable. Can clean burrs with relative ease. <hl> Not too loud. Probably as silent as practicable, given the task. <hl> My only concern is the electronics. What happens if they go? How much to repair? At $200 a pop, you simply don't throw it out. At least, I don't. Update: This grinder is under powered. I returned the first one because it regularly needed to be thoroughly cleaned out before it would work again. What is regularly? How about every few days or after 3 or four grinds. The second one is now doing the same thing only worse. Looks nice but ................Breville also gave me a hard time about returning it the first time until I became very firm. When you speak to a rep, they tell you what to do to make the grinder work. I can always get the grinder to work today after I clean it but tomorrow is the question. Do you use oily beans, they ask? What difference should that make to a $200 grinder? Those beans never bothered my Braun or Kitchen Aide burr machines. Bottom line, this is a very pretty grinder that's over priced and under powered.

Having ground coffee for over 40 years, this is one of the best. Does the job just fine. Is easily adjustable. Can clean burrs with relative ease. <hl> Not too loud. <hl> Probably as silent as practicable, given the task. My only concern is the electronics. What happens if they go? How much to repair? At $200 a pop, you simply don't throw it out. At least, I don't.Update: This grinder is under powered. I returned the first one because it regularly needed to be thoroughly cleaned out before it would work again. What is regularly? How about every few days or after 3 or four grinds. The second one is now doing the same thing only worse. Looks nice but ................Breville also gave me a hard time about returning it the first time until I became very firm. When you speak to a rep, they tell you what to do to make the grinder work. I can always get the grinder to work today after I clean it but tomorrow is the question. Do you use oily beans, they ask? What difference should that make to a $200 grinder? Those beans never bothered my Braun or Kitchen Aide burr machines. Bottom line, this is a very pretty grinder that's over priced and under powered.


Question: how much did the grinder cost?

Answer: 200

Having ground coffee for over 40 years, this is one of the best. Does the job just fine. Is easily adjustable. Can clean burrs with relative ease. Not too loud. Probably as silent as practicable, given the task. My only concern is the electronics. What happens if they go? How much to repair? <hl> At $ 200 a pop, you simply don't throw it out. <hl> At least, I don't. Update: This grinder is under powered. I returned the first one because it regularly needed to be thoroughly cleaned out before it would work again. What is regularly? How about every few days or after 3 or four grinds. The second one is now doing the same thing only worse. Looks nice but ................Breville also gave me a hard time about returning it the first time until I became very firm. When you speak to a rep, they tell you what to do to make the grinder work. I can always get the grinder to work today after I clean it but tomorrow is the question. Do you use oily beans, they ask? What difference should that make to a $200 grinder? Those beans never bothered my Braun or Kitchen Aide burr machines. Bottom line, this is a very pretty grinder that's over priced and under powered.

Having ground coffee for over 40 years, this is one of the best. Does the job just fine. Is easily adjustable. Can clean burrs with relative ease. Not too loud. Probably as silent as practicable, given the task. My only concern is the electronics. What happens if they go? How much to repair? At $<hl> 200 <hl> a pop, you simply don't throw it out. At least, I don't.Update: This grinder is under powered. I returned the first one because it regularly needed to be thoroughly cleaned out before it would work again. What is regularly? How about every few days or after 3 or four grinds. The second one is now doing the same thing only worse. Looks nice but ................Breville also gave me a hard time about returning it the first time until I became very firm. When you speak to a rep, they tell you what to do to make the grinder work. I can always get the grinder to work today after I clean it but tomorrow is the question. Do you use oily beans, they ask? What difference should that make to a $200 grinder? Those beans never bothered my Braun or Kitchen Aide burr machines. Bottom line, this is a very pretty grinder that's over priced and under powered.

At $ <hl> 200 <hl> a pop, you simply don't throw it out.


Question: what is one main complaint about the grinder?

Answer: is under powered.

Having ground coffee for over 40 years, this is one of the best. Does the job just fine. Is easily adjustable. Can clean burrs with relative ease. Not too loud. Probably as silent as practicable, given the task. My only concern is the electronics. What happens if they go? How much to repair? At $200 a pop, you simply don't throw it out. At least, I don't. <hl> Update: This grinder is under powered. I returned the first one because it regularly needed to be thoroughly cleaned out before it would work again. <hl> What is regularly? How about every few days or after 3 or four grinds. The second one is now doing the same thing only worse. Looks nice but ................Breville also gave me a hard time about returning it the first time until I became very firm. When you speak to a rep, they tell you what to do to make the grinder work. I can always get the grinder to work today after I clean it but tomorrow is the question. Do you use oily beans, they ask? What difference should that make to a $200 grinder? Those beans never bothered my Braun or Kitchen Aide burr machines. Bottom line, this is a very pretty grinder that's over priced and under powered.

Having ground coffee for over 40 years, this is one of the best. Does the job just fine. Is easily adjustable. Can clean burrs with relative ease. Not too loud. Probably as silent as practicable, given the task. My only concern is the electronics. What happens if they go? How much to repair? At $200 a pop, you simply don't throw it out. At least, I don't.Update: This grinder <hl> is under powered. <hl> I returned the first one because it regularly needed to be thoroughly cleaned out before it would work again. What is regularly? How about every few days or after 3 or four grinds. The second one is now doing the same thing only worse. Looks nice but ................Breville also gave me a hard time about returning it the first time until I became very firm. When you speak to a rep, they tell you what to do to make the grinder work. I can always get the grinder to work today after I clean it but tomorrow is the question. Do you use oily beans, they ask? What difference should that make to a $200 grinder? Those beans never bothered my Braun or Kitchen Aide burr machines. Bottom line, this is a very pretty grinder that's over priced and under powered.


Question: what brand is the grinder?

Answer: Breville

Having ground coffee for over 40 years, this is one of the best. Does the job just fine. Is easily adjustable. Can clean burrs with relative ease. Not too loud. Probably as silent as practicable, given the task. My only concern is the electronics. What happens if they go? How much to repair? At $200 a pop, you simply don't throw it out. At least, I don't. Update: This grinder is under powered. I returned the first one because it regularly needed to be thoroughly cleaned out before it would work again. What is regularly? How about every few days or after 3 or four grinds. The second one is now doing the same thing only worse. Looks nice but ................ <hl> Breville also gave me a hard time about returning it the first time until I became very firm. <hl> When you speak to a rep, they tell you what to do to make the grinder work. I can always get the grinder to work today after I clean it but tomorrow is the question. Do you use oily beans, they ask? What difference should that make to a $200 grinder? Those beans never bothered my Braun or Kitchen Aide burr machines. Bottom line, this is a very pretty grinder that's over priced and under powered.

Having ground coffee for over 40 years, this is one of the best. Does the job just fine. Is easily adjustable. Can clean burrs with relative ease. Not too loud. Probably as silent as practicable, given the task. My only concern is the electronics. What happens if they go? How much to repair? At $200 a pop, you simply don't throw it out. At least, I don't.Update: This grinder is under powered. I returned the first one because it regularly needed to be thoroughly cleaned out before it would work again. What is regularly? How about every few days or after 3 or four grinds. The second one is now doing the same thing only worse. Looks nice but ................<hl> Breville <hl> also gave me a hard time about returning it the first time until I became very firm. When you speak to a rep, they tell you what to do to make the grinder work. I can always get the grinder to work today after I clean it but tomorrow is the question. Do you use oily beans, they ask? What difference should that make to a $200 grinder? Those beans never bothered my Braun or Kitchen Aide burr machines. Bottom line, this is a very pretty grinder that's over priced and under powered.


Question: what do they wash out for recycling?

I've used "safety" style can openers for many years and I love the concept. Regular electric can openers seem like an outdated concept to me and I've no idea why people (nor the industry) don't clamor for more of these! I love being able to wash out my cans for recycling without fear of cutting my hands in the process!My last one was a Krups that worked well and lasted a very long time, but all good things must come to an end so when it came time to replace it, I found my only option was a hand-held (which I also have as a back-up) and this Hamilton Beach model. I bought this Hamilton Beach and though I guess I'd have to say it served its purpose in the beginning, it never seemed to work as flawlessly as my old openers.Problems:Occasionally it wouldn't "bite" onto the can, which left me wrestling with the can and the opener to get it to seat properly.Within a matter of months, the cutters went dull (my diagnosis). I found myself having to push up and hold the bottom of the can and let the can spin multiple times while it was cutting, otherwise, the lid would not remove from the can. In the last couple of months, I've had to follow-up with the hand-crank can opener to finish the job.I've been putting up with that for quite awhile and now, it seems that it's given up the ghost for good. Now when it spins, little sharp slivers are left behind: on my counter, on the can opener, on the can, and into my hand (hurting like little splinters) and I suspect they would have gotten into the food too, but... (fortunately in this case) the can never was opened.I've barely had ONE-YEAR of use from this can opener (14-months to be exact). Maybe that's acceptable for some people these days, but not for me. I expect my purchases to last longer.

Answer: cans

I've used "safety" style can openers for many years and I love the concept. Regular electric can openers seem like an outdated concept to me and I've no idea why people (nor the industry) don't clamor for more of these! <hl> I love being able to wash out my cans for recycling without fear of cutting my hands in the process!My last one was a Krups that worked well and lasted a very long time, but all good things must come to an end so when it came time to replace it, I found my only option was a hand-held (which I also have as a back-up) and this Hamilton Beach model. <hl> I bought this Hamilton Beach and though I guess I'd have to say it served its purpose in the beginning, it never seemed to work as flawlessly as my old openers. Problems:Occasionally it wouldn't "bite" onto the can, which left me wrestling with the can and the opener to get it to seat properly. Within a matter of months, the cutters went dull (my diagnosis). I found myself having to push up and hold the bottom of the can and let the can spin multiple times while it was cutting, otherwise, the lid would not remove from the can. In the last couple of months, I've had to follow-up with the hand-crank can opener to finish the job. I've been putting up with that for quite awhile and now, it seems that it's given up the ghost for good. Now when it spins, little sharp slivers are left behind: on my counter, on the can opener, on the can, and into my hand (hurting like little splinters) and I suspect they would have gotten into the food too, but... (fortunately in this case) the can never was opened. I've barely had ONE-YEAR of use from this can opener (14-months to be exact). Maybe that's acceptable for some people these days, but not for me. I expect my purchases to last longer.

I've used "safety" style can openers for many years and I love the concept. Regular electric can openers seem like an outdated concept to me and I've no idea why people (nor the industry) don't clamor for more of these! I love being able to wash out my <hl> cans <hl> for recycling without fear of cutting my hands in the process!My last one was a Krups that worked well and lasted a very long time, but all good things must come to an end so when it came time to replace it, I found my only option was a hand-held (which I also have as a back-up) and this Hamilton Beach model. I bought this Hamilton Beach and though I guess I'd have to say it served its purpose in the beginning, it never seemed to work as flawlessly as my old openers.Problems:Occasionally it wouldn't "bite" onto the can, which left me wrestling with the can and the opener to get it to seat properly.Within a matter of months, the cutters went dull (my diagnosis). I found myself having to push up and hold the bottom of the can and let the can spin multiple times while it was cutting, otherwise, the lid would not remove from the can. In the last couple of months, I've had to follow-up with the hand-crank can opener to finish the job.I've been putting up with that for quite awhile and now, it seems that it's given up the ghost for good. Now when it spins, little sharp slivers are left behind: on my counter, on the can opener, on the can, and into my hand (hurting like little splinters) and I suspect they would have gotten into the food too, but... (fortunately in this case) the can never was opened.I've barely had ONE-YEAR of use from this can opener (14-months to be exact). Maybe that's acceptable for some people these days, but not for me. I expect my purchases to last longer.


Question: what brand was their last can opener?

Answer: Krups

I've used "safety" style can openers for many years and I love the concept. Regular electric can openers seem like an outdated concept to me and I've no idea why people (nor the industry) don't clamor for more of these! I love being able to wash out my cans for recycling without fear of cutting my hands in the process!My last one was <hl> a Krups that worked well and lasted a very long time, but all good things must come to an end so when it came time to replace it, I found my only option was a hand-held (which I also have as a back-up) and this Hamilton Beach model. <hl> I bought this Hamilton Beach and though I guess I'd have to say it served its purpose in the beginning, it never seemed to work as flawlessly as my old openers. Problems:Occasionally it wouldn't "bite" onto the can, which left me wrestling with the can and the opener to get it to seat properly. Within a matter of months, the cutters went dull (my diagnosis). I found myself having to push up and hold the bottom of the can and let the can spin multiple times while it was cutting, otherwise, the lid would not remove from the can. In the last couple of months, I've had to follow-up with the hand-crank can opener to finish the job. I've been putting up with that for quite awhile and now, it seems that it's given up the ghost for good. Now when it spins, little sharp slivers are left behind: on my counter, on the can opener, on the can, and into my hand (hurting like little splinters) and I suspect they would have gotten into the food too, but... (fortunately in this case) the can never was opened. I've barely had ONE-YEAR of use from this can opener (14-months to be exact). Maybe that's acceptable for some people these days, but not for me. I expect my purchases to last longer.

I've used "safety" style can openers for many years and I love the concept. Regular electric can openers seem like an outdated concept to me and I've no idea why people (nor the industry) don't clamor for more of these! I love being able to wash out my cans for recycling without fear of cutting my hands in the process!My last one was a <hl> Krups <hl> that worked well and lasted a very long time, but all good things must come to an end so when it came time to replace it, I found my only option was a hand-held (which I also have as a back-up) and this Hamilton Beach model. I bought this Hamilton Beach and though I guess I'd have to say it served its purpose in the beginning, it never seemed to work as flawlessly as my old openers.Problems:Occasionally it wouldn't "bite" onto the can, which left me wrestling with the can and the opener to get it to seat properly.Within a matter of months, the cutters went dull (my diagnosis). I found myself having to push up and hold the bottom of the can and let the can spin multiple times while it was cutting, otherwise, the lid would not remove from the can. In the last couple of months, I've had to follow-up with the hand-crank can opener to finish the job.I've been putting up with that for quite awhile and now, it seems that it's given up the ghost for good. Now when it spins, little sharp slivers are left behind: on my counter, on the can opener, on the can, and into my hand (hurting like little splinters) and I suspect they would have gotten into the food too, but... (fortunately in this case) the can never was opened.I've barely had ONE-YEAR of use from this can opener (14-months to be exact). Maybe that's acceptable for some people these days, but not for me. I expect my purchases to last longer.


Question: what is their current brand of opener?

Answer: Hamilton Beach

I've used "safety" style can openers for many years and I love the concept. Regular electric can openers seem like an outdated concept to me and I've no idea why people (nor the industry) don't clamor for more of these! <hl> I love being able to wash out my cans for recycling without fear of cutting my hands in the process!My last one was a Krups that worked well and lasted a very long time, but all good things must come to an end so when it came time to replace it, I found my only option was a hand-held (which I also have as a back-up) and this Hamilton Beach model. <hl> I bought this Hamilton Beach and though I guess I'd have to say it served its purpose in the beginning, it never seemed to work as flawlessly as my old openers. Problems:Occasionally it wouldn't "bite" onto the can, which left me wrestling with the can and the opener to get it to seat properly. Within a matter of months, the cutters went dull (my diagnosis). I found myself having to push up and hold the bottom of the can and let the can spin multiple times while it was cutting, otherwise, the lid would not remove from the can. In the last couple of months, I've had to follow-up with the hand-crank can opener to finish the job. I've been putting up with that for quite awhile and now, it seems that it's given up the ghost for good. Now when it spins, little sharp slivers are left behind: on my counter, on the can opener, on the can, and into my hand (hurting like little splinters) and I suspect they would have gotten into the food too, but... (fortunately in this case) the can never was opened. I've barely had ONE-YEAR of use from this can opener (14-months to be exact). Maybe that's acceptable for some people these days, but not for me. I expect my purchases to last longer.

I've used "safety" style can openers for many years and I love the concept. Regular electric can openers seem like an outdated concept to me and I've no idea why people (nor the industry) don't clamor for more of these! I love being able to wash out my cans for recycling without fear of cutting my hands in the process!My last one was a Krups that worked well and lasted a very long time, but all good things must come to an end so when it came time to replace it, I found my only option was a hand-held (which I also have as a back-up) and this <hl> Hamilton Beach <hl> model. I bought this Hamilton Beach and though I guess I'd have to say it served its purpose in the beginning, it never seemed to work as flawlessly as my old openers.Problems:Occasionally it wouldn't "bite" onto the can, which left me wrestling with the can and the opener to get it to seat properly.Within a matter of months, the cutters went dull (my diagnosis). I found myself having to push up and hold the bottom of the can and let the can spin multiple times while it was cutting, otherwise, the lid would not remove from the can. In the last couple of months, I've had to follow-up with the hand-crank can opener to finish the job.I've been putting up with that for quite awhile and now, it seems that it's given up the ghost for good. Now when it spins, little sharp slivers are left behind: on my counter, on the can opener, on the can, and into my hand (hurting like little splinters) and I suspect they would have gotten into the food too, but... (fortunately in this case) the can never was opened.I've barely had ONE-YEAR of use from this can opener (14-months to be exact). Maybe that's acceptable for some people these days, but not for me. I expect my purchases to last longer.