Question: What part of the shower curtain is showing early wear and tear?

pretty cool looking shower curtain, its exactly what I was looking for. We've had it for a month and so far it works great, no issues.Update: Its been 4 months now and part of the shower curtain that rubs against the tub; the print is wearing off. I still like the shower curtain and will continue to use it.Update: Its been almost 7 months now and I threw this away.... its not the fault of the shower curtain, its my own. I threw it in the washer and the fish prints came off. Had I read the washing instuctions (that is NOT listed on the shower curtain!) I would have known to wipe it clean with a wash cloth.

Answer: against the tub

pretty cool looking shower curtain, its exactly what I was looking for. We've had it for a month and so far it works great, no issues. <hl> Update: Its been 4 months now and part of the shower curtain that rubs against the tub ; the print is wearing off. <hl> I still like the shower curtain and will continue to use it. Update: Its been almost 7 months now and I threw this away.... its not the fault of the shower curtain, its my own. I threw it in the washer and the fish prints came off. Had I read the washing instuctions (that is NOT listed on the shower curtain!) I would have known to wipe it clean with a wash cloth.

pretty cool looking shower curtain, its exactly what I was looking for. We've had it for a month and so far it works great, no issues.Update: Its been 4 months now and part of the shower curtain that rubs <hl> against the tub <hl>; the print is wearing off. I still like the shower curtain and will continue to use it.Update: Its been almost 7 months now and I threw this away.... its not the fault of the shower curtain, its my own. I threw it in the washer and the fish prints came off. Had I read the washing instuctions (that is NOT listed on the shower curtain!) I would have known to wipe it clean with a wash cloth.

Update: Its been 4 months now and part of the shower curtain that rubs <hl> against the tub <hl> ; the print is wearing off.


Question: What happened when the shower curtain was washed?

Answer: the fish prints came off

pretty cool looking shower curtain, its exactly what I was looking for. We've had it for a month and so far it works great, no issues. Update: Its been 4 months now and part of the shower curtain that rubs against the tub; the print is wearing off. I still like the shower curtain and will continue to use it. Update: Its been almost 7 months now and I threw this away.... its not the fault of the shower curtain, its my own. <hl> I threw it in the washer and the fish prints came off . <hl> Had I read the washing instuctions (that is NOT listed on the shower curtain!) I would have known to wipe it clean with a wash cloth.

pretty cool looking shower curtain, its exactly what I was looking for. We've had it for a month and so far it works great, no issues.Update: Its been 4 months now and part of the shower curtain that rubs against the tub; the print is wearing off. I still like the shower curtain and will continue to use it.Update: Its been almost 7 months now and I threw this away.... its not the fault of the shower curtain, its my own. I threw it in the washer and <hl> the fish prints came off <hl>. Had I read the washing instuctions (that is NOT listed on the shower curtain!) I would have known to wipe it clean with a wash cloth.

I threw it in the washer and <hl> the fish prints came off <hl> .


Question: What are the recommendations for cleaning the shower curtain?

Answer: wipe it clean with a wash cloth

pretty cool looking shower curtain, its exactly what I was looking for. We've had it for a month and so far it works great, no issues. Update: Its been 4 months now and part of the shower curtain that rubs against the tub; the print is wearing off. I still like the shower curtain and will continue to use it. Update: Its been almost 7 months now and I threw this away.... its not the fault of the shower curtain, its my own. I threw it in the washer and the fish prints came off. Had I read the washing instuctions (that is NOT listed on the shower curtain!) <hl> I would have known to wipe it clean with a wash cloth . <hl>

pretty cool looking shower curtain, its exactly what I was looking for. We've had it for a month and so far it works great, no issues.Update: Its been 4 months now and part of the shower curtain that rubs against the tub; the print is wearing off. I still like the shower curtain and will continue to use it.Update: Its been almost 7 months now and I threw this away.... its not the fault of the shower curtain, its my own. I threw it in the washer and the fish prints came off. Had I read the washing instuctions (that is NOT listed on the shower curtain!) I would have known to <hl> wipe it clean with a wash cloth <hl>.

I would have known to <hl> wipe it clean with a wash cloth <hl> .


Question: What was missing on the shower curtain?

Answer: washing instuctions

pretty cool looking shower curtain, its exactly what I was looking for. We've had it for a month and so far it works great, no issues. Update: Its been 4 months now and part of the shower curtain that rubs against the tub; the print is wearing off. I still like the shower curtain and will continue to use it. Update: Its been almost 7 months now and I threw this away.... its not the fault of the shower curtain, its my own. I threw it in the washer and the fish prints came off. <hl> Had I read the washing instuctions (that is NOT listed on the shower curtain!) <hl> I would have known to wipe it clean with a wash cloth.

pretty cool looking shower curtain, its exactly what I was looking for. We've had it for a month and so far it works great, no issues.Update: Its been 4 months now and part of the shower curtain that rubs against the tub; the print is wearing off. I still like the shower curtain and will continue to use it.Update: Its been almost 7 months now and I threw this away.... its not the fault of the shower curtain, its my own. I threw it in the washer and the fish prints came off. Had I read the <hl> washing instuctions <hl> (that is NOT listed on the shower curtain!) I would have known to wipe it clean with a wash cloth.


Question: How long was the shower curtain in use until it was discarded?

Answer: 7 months

Update: Its been almost 7 months now

pretty cool looking shower curtain, its exactly what I was looking for. We've had it for a month and so far it works great, no issues. Update: Its been 4 months now and part of the shower curtain that rubs against the tub; the print is wearing off. I still like the shower curtain and will continue to use it. <hl> Update: Its been almost 7 months now <hl> and I threw this away.... its not the fault of the shower curtain, its my own. I threw it in the washer and the fish prints came off. Had I read the washing instuctions (that is NOT listed on the shower curtain!) I would have known to wipe it clean with a wash cloth.

pretty cool looking shower curtain, its exactly what I was looking for. We've had it for a month and so far it works great, no issues.Update: Its been 4 months now and part of the shower curtain that rubs against the tub; the print is wearing off. I still like the shower curtain and will continue to use it.Update: Its been almost <hl> 7 months <hl> now and I threw this away.... its not the fault of the shower curtain, its my own. I threw it in the washer and the fish prints came off. Had I read the washing instuctions (that is NOT listed on the shower curtain!) I would have known to wipe it clean with a wash cloth.


Question: What part of the shower curtain is showing early wear and tear?

Answer: against the tub

pretty cool looking shower curtain, its exactly what I was looking for. We've had it for a month and so far it works great, no issues. <hl> Update: Its been 4 months now and part of the shower curtain that rubs against the tub ; the print is wearing off. <hl> I still like the shower curtain and will continue to use it. Update: Its been almost 7 months now and I threw this away.... its not the fault of the shower curtain, its my own. I threw it in the washer and the fish prints came off. Had I read the washing instuctions (that is NOT listed on the shower curtain!) I would have known to wipe it clean with a wash cloth.

pretty cool looking shower curtain, its exactly what I was looking for. We've had it for a month and so far it works great, no issues.Update: Its been 4 months now and part of the shower curtain that rubs <hl> against the tub <hl>; the print is wearing off. I still like the shower curtain and will continue to use it.Update: Its been almost 7 months now and I threw this away.... its not the fault of the shower curtain, its my own. I threw it in the washer and the fish prints came off. Had I read the washing instuctions (that is NOT listed on the shower curtain!) I would have known to wipe it clean with a wash cloth.

Update: Its been 4 months now and part of the shower curtain that rubs <hl> against the tub <hl> ; the print is wearing off.


Question: What are the recommendations for cleaning the shower curtain?

Answer: wipe it clean with a wash cloth

pretty cool looking shower curtain, its exactly what I was looking for. We've had it for a month and so far it works great, no issues. Update: Its been 4 months now and part of the shower curtain that rubs against the tub; the print is wearing off. I still like the shower curtain and will continue to use it. Update: Its been almost 7 months now and I threw this away.... its not the fault of the shower curtain, its my own. I threw it in the washer and the fish prints came off. Had I read the washing instuctions (that is NOT listed on the shower curtain!) <hl> I would have known to wipe it clean with a wash cloth . <hl>

pretty cool looking shower curtain, its exactly what I was looking for. We've had it for a month and so far it works great, no issues.Update: Its been 4 months now and part of the shower curtain that rubs against the tub; the print is wearing off. I still like the shower curtain and will continue to use it.Update: Its been almost 7 months now and I threw this away.... its not the fault of the shower curtain, its my own. I threw it in the washer and the fish prints came off. Had I read the washing instuctions (that is NOT listed on the shower curtain!) I would have known to <hl> wipe it clean with a wash cloth <hl>.

I would have known to <hl> wipe it clean with a wash cloth <hl> .


Question: What happened when the shower curtain was washed?

Answer: the fish prints came off

pretty cool looking shower curtain, its exactly what I was looking for. We've had it for a month and so far it works great, no issues. Update: Its been 4 months now and part of the shower curtain that rubs against the tub; the print is wearing off. I still like the shower curtain and will continue to use it. Update: Its been almost 7 months now and I threw this away.... its not the fault of the shower curtain, its my own. <hl> I threw it in the washer and the fish prints came off . <hl> Had I read the washing instuctions (that is NOT listed on the shower curtain!) I would have known to wipe it clean with a wash cloth.

pretty cool looking shower curtain, its exactly what I was looking for. We've had it for a month and so far it works great, no issues.Update: Its been 4 months now and part of the shower curtain that rubs against the tub; the print is wearing off. I still like the shower curtain and will continue to use it.Update: Its been almost 7 months now and I threw this away.... its not the fault of the shower curtain, its my own. I threw it in the washer and <hl> the fish prints came off <hl>. Had I read the washing instuctions (that is NOT listed on the shower curtain!) I would have known to wipe it clean with a wash cloth.

I threw it in the washer and <hl> the fish prints came off <hl> .


Question: How long was the shower curtain in use until it was discarded?

Answer: 7 months

Update: Its been almost 7 months now

pretty cool looking shower curtain, its exactly what I was looking for. We've had it for a month and so far it works great, no issues. Update: Its been 4 months now and part of the shower curtain that rubs against the tub; the print is wearing off. I still like the shower curtain and will continue to use it. <hl> Update: Its been almost 7 months now <hl> and I threw this away.... its not the fault of the shower curtain, its my own. I threw it in the washer and the fish prints came off. Had I read the washing instuctions (that is NOT listed on the shower curtain!) I would have known to wipe it clean with a wash cloth.

pretty cool looking shower curtain, its exactly what I was looking for. We've had it for a month and so far it works great, no issues.Update: Its been 4 months now and part of the shower curtain that rubs against the tub; the print is wearing off. I still like the shower curtain and will continue to use it.Update: Its been almost <hl> 7 months <hl> now and I threw this away.... its not the fault of the shower curtain, its my own. I threw it in the washer and the fish prints came off. Had I read the washing instuctions (that is NOT listed on the shower curtain!) I would have known to wipe it clean with a wash cloth.


Question: What was missing on the shower curtain?

Answer: washing instuctions

pretty cool looking shower curtain, its exactly what I was looking for. We've had it for a month and so far it works great, no issues. Update: Its been 4 months now and part of the shower curtain that rubs against the tub; the print is wearing off. I still like the shower curtain and will continue to use it. Update: Its been almost 7 months now and I threw this away.... its not the fault of the shower curtain, its my own. I threw it in the washer and the fish prints came off. <hl> Had I read the washing instuctions (that is NOT listed on the shower curtain!) <hl> I would have known to wipe it clean with a wash cloth.

pretty cool looking shower curtain, its exactly what I was looking for. We've had it for a month and so far it works great, no issues.Update: Its been 4 months now and part of the shower curtain that rubs against the tub; the print is wearing off. I still like the shower curtain and will continue to use it.Update: Its been almost 7 months now and I threw this away.... its not the fault of the shower curtain, its my own. I threw it in the washer and the fish prints came off. Had I read the <hl> washing instuctions <hl> (that is NOT listed on the shower curtain!) I would have known to wipe it clean with a wash cloth.


Question: What does the dabba hold inside of it?

This dabba is just what I was hoping for. The stainless steel cups (7) fit perfectly in the larger container, and the lid fits tightly even with the spoons (7) in the individual cups. The clear lid is nice because the spices look so pretty inside of it. The dabba feels well-made. It is sturdy and has a little weight to it. I think it will last me a very long time.

Answer: stainless steel cups

This dabba is just what I was hoping for. <hl> The stainless steel cups (7) fit perfectly in the larger container, and the lid fits tightly even with the spoons (7) in the individual cups. <hl> The clear lid is nice because the spices look so pretty inside of it. The dabba feels well-made. It is sturdy and has a little weight to it. I think it will last me a very long time.

This dabba is just what I was hoping for. The <hl> stainless steel cups <hl> (7) fit perfectly in the larger container, and the lid fits tightly even with the spoons (7) in the individual cups. The clear lid is nice because the spices look so pretty inside of it. The dabba feels well-made. It is sturdy and has a little weight to it. I think it will last me a very long time.


Question: What does the stainless steel cups hold inside of them?

Answer: spoons

This dabba is just what I was hoping for. <hl> The stainless steel cups (7) fit perfectly in the larger container, and the lid fits tightly even with the spoons (7) in the individual cups. <hl> The clear lid is nice because the spices look so pretty inside of it. The dabba feels well-made. It is sturdy and has a little weight to it. I think it will last me a very long time.

This dabba is just what I was hoping for. The stainless steel cups (7) fit perfectly in the larger container, and the lid fits tightly even with the <hl> spoons <hl> (7) in the individual cups. The clear lid is nice because the spices look so pretty inside of it. The dabba feels well-made. It is sturdy and has a little weight to it. I think it will last me a very long time.


Question: What are the stainless steel cups sealed with?

Answer: clear lid

This dabba is just what I was hoping for. The stainless steel cups (7) fit perfectly in the larger container, and the lid fits tightly even with the spoons (7) in the individual cups. <hl> The clear lid is nice because the spices look so pretty inside of it. <hl> The dabba feels well-made. It is sturdy and has a little weight to it. I think it will last me a very long time.

This dabba is just what I was hoping for. The stainless steel cups (7) fit perfectly in the larger container, and the lid fits tightly even with the spoons (7) in the individual cups. The <hl> clear lid <hl> is nice because the spices look so pretty inside of it. The dabba feels well-made. It is sturdy and has a little weight to it. I think it will last me a very long time.


Question: Why is it possible to see the contents of a cup through its lid?

Answer: clear

This dabba is just what I was hoping for. The stainless steel cups (7) fit perfectly in the larger container, and the lid fits tightly even with the spoons (7) in the individual cups. <hl> The clear lid is nice because the spices look so pretty inside of it. <hl> The dabba feels well-made. It is sturdy and has a little weight to it. I think it will last me a very long time.

This dabba is just what I was hoping for. The stainless steel cups (7) fit perfectly in the larger container, and the lid fits tightly even with the spoons (7) in the individual cups. The <hl> clear <hl> lid is nice because the spices look so pretty inside of it. The dabba feels well-made. It is sturdy and has a little weight to it. I think it will last me a very long time.


Question: Due to the construction of the dabba, how long is it expected to be usuable?

Answer: a very long time.

This dabba is just what I was hoping for. The stainless steel cups (7) fit perfectly in the larger container, and the lid fits tightly even with the spoons (7) in the individual cups. The clear lid is nice because the spices look so pretty inside of it. The dabba feels well-made. It is sturdy and has a little weight to it. <hl> I think it will last me a very long time. <hl>

This dabba is just what I was hoping for. The stainless steel cups (7) fit perfectly in the larger container, and the lid fits tightly even with the spoons (7) in the individual cups. The clear lid is nice because the spices look so pretty inside of it. The dabba feels well-made. It is sturdy and has a little weight to it. I think it will last me <hl> a very long time. <hl>


Question: What type of stains did the device not remove?

It failed to remove harder stuck-on gunk (fruit residue, for example), but did well with minor spots (where milk spilled, for example). It's certainly more pleasant and less messy to use than a standard mop, though I'm not sure it's any more effective. It hasn't done any damage on wood flooring (yet) while on lowest setting, while still being effective at removing minor spots. It's definitely an upgrade to a standard mop, but you do get a few drawbacks: there'll likely eventually be issue using hard water in such a device, you do need to refill the water compartment a few times per use (though you use dramatically less water), and you're restricted by the electric cord. It's also about 5x the price of a basic mop and bucket. It's not a bad product at all, but I wouldn't recommend spending the money on it or a similar product unless you have significant problems using standard mops.

Answer: stuck-on gunk

<hl> It failed to remove harder stuck-on gunk (fruit residue, for example), but did well with minor spots (where milk spilled, for example). <hl> It's certainly more pleasant and less messy to use than a standard mop, though I'm not sure it's any more effective. It hasn't done any damage on wood flooring (yet) while on lowest setting, while still being effective at removing minor spots. It's definitely an upgrade to a standard mop, but you do get a few drawbacks: there'll likely eventually be issue using hard water in such a device, you do need to refill the water compartment a few times per use (though you use dramatically less water), and you're restricted by the electric cord. It's also about 5x the price of a basic mop and bucket. It's not a bad product at all, but I wouldn't recommend spending the money on it or a similar product unless you have significant problems using standard mops.

It failed to remove harder <hl> stuck-on gunk <hl> (fruit residue, for example), but did well with minor spots (where milk spilled, for example). It's certainly more pleasant and less messy to use than a standard mop, though I'm not sure it's any more effective. It hasn't done any damage on wood flooring (yet) while on lowest setting, while still being effective at removing minor spots. It's definitely an upgrade to a standard mop, but you do get a few drawbacks: there'll likely eventually be issue using hard water in such a device, you do need to refill the water compartment a few times per use (though you use dramatically less water), and you're restricted by the electric cord. It's also about 5x the price of a basic mop and bucket. It's not a bad product at all, but I wouldn't recommend spending the money on it or a similar product unless you have significant problems using standard mops.


Question: What household tool does it work better at cleaning?

Answer: a standard mop

It failed to remove harder stuck-on gunk (fruit residue, for example), but did well with minor spots (where milk spilled, for example). <hl> It's certainly more pleasant and less messy to use than a standard mop , though I'm not sure it's any more effective. <hl> It hasn't done any damage on wood flooring (yet) while on lowest setting, while still being effective at removing minor spots. It's definitely an upgrade to a standard mop, but you do get a few drawbacks: there'll likely eventually be issue using hard water in such a device, you do need to refill the water compartment a few times per use (though you use dramatically less water), and you're restricted by the electric cord. It's also about 5x the price of a basic mop and bucket. It's not a bad product at all, but I wouldn't recommend spending the money on it or a similar product unless you have significant problems using standard mops.

It failed to remove harder stuck-on gunk (fruit residue, for example), but did well with minor spots (where milk spilled, for example). It's certainly more pleasant and less messy to use than <hl> a standard mop <hl>, though I'm not sure it's any more effective. It hasn't done any damage on wood flooring (yet) while on lowest setting, while still being effective at removing minor spots. It's definitely an upgrade to a standard mop, but you do get a few drawbacks: there'll likely eventually be issue using hard water in such a device, you do need to refill the water compartment a few times per use (though you use dramatically less water), and you're restricted by the electric cord. It's also about 5x the price of a basic mop and bucket. It's not a bad product at all, but I wouldn't recommend spending the money on it or a similar product unless you have significant problems using standard mops.

It's certainly more pleasant and less messy to use than <hl> a standard mop <hl> , though I'm not sure it's any more effective.


Question: What is the type of water you shouldn't fill the device with?

Answer: hard water

It failed to remove harder stuck-on gunk (fruit residue, for example), but did well with minor spots (where milk spilled, for example). It's certainly more pleasant and less messy to use than a standard mop, though I'm not sure it's any more effective. It hasn't done any damage on wood flooring (yet) while on lowest setting, while still being effective at removing minor spots. <hl> It's definitely an upgrade to a standard mop, but you do get a few drawbacks: there'll likely eventually be issue using hard water in such a device, you do need to refill the water compartment a few times per use (though you use dramatically less water), and you're restricted by the electric cord. <hl> It's also about 5x the price of a basic mop and bucket. It's not a bad product at all, but I wouldn't recommend spending the money on it or a similar product unless you have significant problems using standard mops.

It failed to remove harder stuck-on gunk (fruit residue, for example), but did well with minor spots (where milk spilled, for example). It's certainly more pleasant and less messy to use than a standard mop, though I'm not sure it's any more effective. It hasn't done any damage on wood flooring (yet) while on lowest setting, while still being effective at removing minor spots. It's definitely an upgrade to a standard mop, but you do get a few drawbacks: there'll likely eventually be issue using <hl> hard water <hl> in such a device, you do need to refill the water compartment a few times per use (though you use dramatically less water), and you're restricted by the electric cord. It's also about 5x the price of a basic mop and bucket. It's not a bad product at all, but I wouldn't recommend spending the money on it or a similar product unless you have significant problems using standard mops.


Question: During a cleaning session, how many refills does it take?

Answer: a few

It failed to remove harder stuck-on gunk (fruit residue, for example), but did well with minor spots (where milk spilled, for example). It's certainly more pleasant and less messy to use than a standard mop, though I'm not sure it's any more effective. It hasn't done any damage on wood flooring (yet) while on lowest setting, while still being effective at removing minor spots. <hl> It's definitely an upgrade to a standard mop, but you do get a few drawbacks: there'll likely eventually be issue using hard water in such a device, you do need to refill the water compartment a few times per use (though you use dramatically less water), and you're restricted by the electric cord. <hl> It's also about 5x the price of a basic mop and bucket. It's not a bad product at all, but I wouldn't recommend spending the money on it or a similar product unless you have significant problems using standard mops.

It failed to remove harder stuck-on gunk (fruit residue, for example), but did well with minor spots (where milk spilled, for example). It's certainly more pleasant and less messy to use than a standard mop, though I'm not sure it's any more effective. It hasn't done any damage on wood flooring (yet) while on lowest setting, while still being effective at removing minor spots. It's definitely an upgrade to a standard mop, but you do get <hl> a few <hl> drawbacks: there'll likely eventually be issue using hard water in such a device, you do need to refill the water compartment a few times per use (though you use dramatically less water), and you're restricted by the electric cord. It's also about 5x the price of a basic mop and bucket. It's not a bad product at all, but I wouldn't recommend spending the money on it or a similar product unless you have significant problems using standard mops.


Question: How much more does the device cost than a standard mop and bucket?

Answer: 5x

It failed to remove harder stuck-on gunk (fruit residue, for example), but did well with minor spots (where milk spilled, for example). It's certainly more pleasant and less messy to use than a standard mop, though I'm not sure it's any more effective. It hasn't done any damage on wood flooring (yet) while on lowest setting, while still being effective at removing minor spots. It's definitely an upgrade to a standard mop, but you do get a few drawbacks: there'll likely eventually be issue using hard water in such a device, you do need to refill the water compartment a few times per use (though you use dramatically less water), and you're restricted by the electric cord. <hl> It's also about 5x the price of a basic mop and bucket. <hl> It's not a bad product at all, but I wouldn't recommend spending the money on it or a similar product unless you have significant problems using standard mops.

It failed to remove harder stuck-on gunk (fruit residue, for example), but did well with minor spots (where milk spilled, for example). It's certainly more pleasant and less messy to use than a standard mop, though I'm not sure it's any more effective. It hasn't done any damage on wood flooring (yet) while on lowest setting, while still being effective at removing minor spots. It's definitely an upgrade to a standard mop, but you do get a few drawbacks: there'll likely eventually be issue using hard water in such a device, you do need to refill the water compartment a few times per use (though you use dramatically less water), and you're restricted by the electric cord. It's also about <hl> 5x <hl> the price of a basic mop and bucket. It's not a bad product at all, but I wouldn't recommend spending the money on it or a similar product unless you have significant problems using standard mops.


Question: What is used to get juice?

The squeezer looks nice and sturdy, and has a good heft, which is good since you need to put a little bit of elbow grease into it to get your juice. I juiced a few limes and a couple of lemons last night with great results. After juicing a lime, it looked still pretty pulpy, and I was concerned that the squeezer had left behind some juice, but when I squeezed it by hand, I was only able to eek out a few more drops. The Meyers lemons had unusually thick rinds, but the OXO still got plenty of juice out.Washed it up in the sink and it's all ready to go for the next cocktail party or batch of lemonade.No directions are included, but a quick search online gives you the definitive answer of which way to put your citrus in... Cut side down! Or up! ... Cut side down is what I used, which seems reasonable, since you want the juice to go down to the holes, and not squirt out the sides.Inexpensive, easy to use & clean, gets the job done.

Answer: The squeezer

<hl> The squeezer looks nice and sturdy, and has a good heft, which is good since you need to put a little bit of elbow grease into it to get your juice. <hl> I juiced a few limes and a couple of lemons last night with great results. After juicing a lime, it looked still pretty pulpy, and I was concerned that the squeezer had left behind some juice, but when I squeezed it by hand, I was only able to eek out a few more drops. The Meyers lemons had unusually thick rinds, but the OXO still got plenty of juice out. Washed it up in the sink and it's all ready to go for the next cocktail party or batch of lemonade. No directions are included, but a quick search online gives you the definitive answer of which way to put your citrus in... Cut side down! Or up! ... Cut side down is what I used, which seems reasonable, since you want the juice to go down to the holes, and not squirt out the sides. Inexpensive, easy to use & clean, gets the job done.

<hl> The squeezer <hl> looks nice and sturdy, and has a good heft, which is good since you need to put a little bit of elbow grease into it to get your juice. I juiced a few limes and a couple of lemons last night with great results. After juicing a lime, it looked still pretty pulpy, and I was concerned that the squeezer had left behind some juice, but when I squeezed it by hand, I was only able to eek out a few more drops. The Meyers lemons had unusually thick rinds, but the OXO still got plenty of juice out.Washed it up in the sink and it's all ready to go for the next cocktail party or batch of lemonade.No directions are included, but a quick search online gives you the definitive answer of which way to put your citrus in... Cut side down! Or up! ... Cut side down is what I used, which seems reasonable, since you want the juice to go down to the holes, and not squirt out the sides.Inexpensive, easy to use & clean, gets the job done.


Question: What type of lemons come from China?

Answer: Meyers

The squeezer looks nice and sturdy, and has a good heft, which is good since you need to put a little bit of elbow grease into it to get your juice. I juiced a few limes and a couple of lemons last night with great results. After juicing a lime, it looked still pretty pulpy, and I was concerned that the squeezer had left behind some juice, but when I squeezed it by hand, I was only able to eek out a few more drops. <hl> The Meyers lemons had unusually thick rinds, but the OXO still got plenty of juice out. <hl> Washed it up in the sink and it's all ready to go for the next cocktail party or batch of lemonade. No directions are included, but a quick search online gives you the definitive answer of which way to put your citrus in... Cut side down! Or up! ... Cut side down is what I used, which seems reasonable, since you want the juice to go down to the holes, and not squirt out the sides. Inexpensive, easy to use & clean, gets the job done.

The squeezer looks nice and sturdy, and has a good heft, which is good since you need to put a little bit of elbow grease into it to get your juice. I juiced a few limes and a couple of lemons last night with great results. After juicing a lime, it looked still pretty pulpy, and I was concerned that the squeezer had left behind some juice, but when I squeezed it by hand, I was only able to eek out a few more drops. The <hl> Meyers <hl> lemons had unusually thick rinds, but the OXO still got plenty of juice out.Washed it up in the sink and it's all ready to go for the next cocktail party or batch of lemonade.No directions are included, but a quick search online gives you the definitive answer of which way to put your citrus in... Cut side down! Or up! ... Cut side down is what I used, which seems reasonable, since you want the juice to go down to the holes, and not squirt out the sides.Inexpensive, easy to use & clean, gets the job done.


Question: What is the brand name of the squeezer?

Answer: OXO

The squeezer looks nice and sturdy, and has a good heft, which is good since you need to put a little bit of elbow grease into it to get your juice. I juiced a few limes and a couple of lemons last night with great results. After juicing a lime, it looked still pretty pulpy, and I was concerned that the squeezer had left behind some juice, but when I squeezed it by hand, I was only able to eek out a few more drops. <hl> The Meyers lemons had unusually thick rinds, but the OXO still got plenty of juice out. <hl> Washed it up in the sink and it's all ready to go for the next cocktail party or batch of lemonade. No directions are included, but a quick search online gives you the definitive answer of which way to put your citrus in... Cut side down! Or up! ... Cut side down is what I used, which seems reasonable, since you want the juice to go down to the holes, and not squirt out the sides. Inexpensive, easy to use & clean, gets the job done.

The squeezer looks nice and sturdy, and has a good heft, which is good since you need to put a little bit of elbow grease into it to get your juice. I juiced a few limes and a couple of lemons last night with great results. After juicing a lime, it looked still pretty pulpy, and I was concerned that the squeezer had left behind some juice, but when I squeezed it by hand, I was only able to eek out a few more drops. The Meyers lemons had unusually thick rinds, but the <hl> OXO <hl> still got plenty of juice out.Washed it up in the sink and it's all ready to go for the next cocktail party or batch of lemonade.No directions are included, but a quick search online gives you the definitive answer of which way to put your citrus in... Cut side down! Or up! ... Cut side down is what I used, which seems reasonable, since you want the juice to go down to the holes, and not squirt out the sides.Inexpensive, easy to use & clean, gets the job done.


Question: In order to use the squeeze, what is the direction of the fruit supposed to be?

Answer: Cut side down

Cut side down !

The squeezer looks nice and sturdy, and has a good heft, which is good since you need to put a little bit of elbow grease into it to get your juice. I juiced a few limes and a couple of lemons last night with great results. After juicing a lime, it looked still pretty pulpy, and I was concerned that the squeezer had left behind some juice, but when I squeezed it by hand, I was only able to eek out a few more drops. The Meyers lemons had unusually thick rinds, but the OXO still got plenty of juice out. Washed it up in the sink and it's all ready to go for the next cocktail party or batch of lemonade. No directions are included, but a quick search online gives you the definitive answer of which way to put your citrus in... <hl> Cut side down ! <hl> Or up! ... Cut side down is what I used, which seems reasonable, since you want the juice to go down to the holes, and not squirt out the sides. Inexpensive, easy to use & clean, gets the job done.

The squeezer looks nice and sturdy, and has a good heft, which is good since you need to put a little bit of elbow grease into it to get your juice. I juiced a few limes and a couple of lemons last night with great results. After juicing a lime, it looked still pretty pulpy, and I was concerned that the squeezer had left behind some juice, but when I squeezed it by hand, I was only able to eek out a few more drops. The Meyers lemons had unusually thick rinds, but the OXO still got plenty of juice out.Washed it up in the sink and it's all ready to go for the next cocktail party or batch of lemonade.No directions are included, but a quick search online gives you the definitive answer of which way to put your citrus in... <hl> Cut side down <hl>! Or up! ... Cut side down is what I used, which seems reasonable, since you want the juice to go down to the holes, and not squirt out the sides.Inexpensive, easy to use & clean, gets the job done.


Question: What is the direction of flow for the squeezed juice?

Answer: down to the holes

The squeezer looks nice and sturdy, and has a good heft, which is good since you need to put a little bit of elbow grease into it to get your juice. I juiced a few limes and a couple of lemons last night with great results. After juicing a lime, it looked still pretty pulpy, and I was concerned that the squeezer had left behind some juice, but when I squeezed it by hand, I was only able to eek out a few more drops. The Meyers lemons had unusually thick rinds, but the OXO still got plenty of juice out. Washed it up in the sink and it's all ready to go for the next cocktail party or batch of lemonade. No directions are included, but a quick search online gives you the definitive answer of which way to put your citrus in... Cut side down! Or up! ... <hl> Cut side down is what I used, which seems reasonable, since you want the juice to go down to the holes , and not squirt out the sides. <hl> Inexpensive, easy to use & clean, gets the job done.

The squeezer looks nice and sturdy, and has a good heft, which is good since you need to put a little bit of elbow grease into it to get your juice. I juiced a few limes and a couple of lemons last night with great results. After juicing a lime, it looked still pretty pulpy, and I was concerned that the squeezer had left behind some juice, but when I squeezed it by hand, I was only able to eek out a few more drops. The Meyers lemons had unusually thick rinds, but the OXO still got plenty of juice out.Washed it up in the sink and it's all ready to go for the next cocktail party or batch of lemonade.No directions are included, but a quick search online gives you the definitive answer of which way to put your citrus in... Cut side down! Or up! ... Cut side down is what I used, which seems reasonable, since you want the juice to go <hl> down to the holes <hl>, and not squirt out the sides.Inexpensive, easy to use & clean, gets the job done.

Cut side down is what I used, which seems reasonable, since you want the juice to go <hl> down to the holes <hl> , and not squirt out the sides.


Question: How many ties do I own?

I own dozens of ties. I have neckties and bowties. You name it. I got 'em. So I needed something to at least keep them organized. After trying a few different options, this appears to be the best idea on the market.First of all, it's one big strength is that it holds a lot of ties and takes up very little room. I now have six of these hanging in my closet. The next best option is the twirl a tie plastic doodad that takes up way too much room. So that wasn't even an option for me.It's one big weakness is that it takes a little bit of work to remove a tie from the rack. The hooks all fold in for space saving, but then you have to unfold a few of them just to get to the tie you want. Another weakness is that the hooks are actually too tight to fit a tie underneath them. That's not a huge deal. I just don't slide the ties underneath them.Now some people might find it a bit bulky to actually have to remove the hangers from the close in order to examine the ties that are on them, but that's not too big of a deal for me. Once the hanger is removed, it's pretty easy to see all of the ties, and that is a huge plus.All in all, this is a pretty good value. If you are like me and have a lot of ties, then this is really the only option.

Answer: dozens

I own dozens of ties.

<hl> I own dozens of ties. <hl> I have neckties and bowties. You name it. I got 'em. So I needed something to at least keep them organized. After trying a few different options, this appears to be the best idea on the market. First of all, it's one big strength is that it holds a lot of ties and takes up very little room. I now have six of these hanging in my closet. The next best option is the twirl a tie plastic doodad that takes up way too much room. So that wasn't even an option for me. It's one big weakness is that it takes a little bit of work to remove a tie from the rack. The hooks all fold in for space saving, but then you have to unfold a few of them just to get to the tie you want. Another weakness is that the hooks are actually too tight to fit a tie underneath them. That's not a huge deal. I just don't slide the ties underneath them. Now some people might find it a bit bulky to actually have to remove the hangers from the close in order to examine the ties that are on them, but that's not too big of a deal for me. Once the hanger is removed, it's pretty easy to see all of the ties, and that is a huge plus. All in all, this is a pretty good value. If you are like me and have a lot of ties, then this is really the only option.

I own <hl> dozens <hl> of ties. I have neckties and bowties. You name it. I got 'em. So I needed something to at least keep them organized. After trying a few different options, this appears to be the best idea on the market.First of all, it's one big strength is that it holds a lot of ties and takes up very little room. I now have six of these hanging in my closet. The next best option is the twirl a tie plastic doodad that takes up way too much room. So that wasn't even an option for me.It's one big weakness is that it takes a little bit of work to remove a tie from the rack. The hooks all fold in for space saving, but then you have to unfold a few of them just to get to the tie you want. Another weakness is that the hooks are actually too tight to fit a tie underneath them. That's not a huge deal. I just don't slide the ties underneath them.Now some people might find it a bit bulky to actually have to remove the hangers from the close in order to examine the ties that are on them, but that's not too big of a deal for me. Once the hanger is removed, it's pretty easy to see all of the ties, and that is a huge plus.All in all, this is a pretty good value. If you are like me and have a lot of ties, then this is really the only option.


Question: What kinds of ties do I own?

Answer: neckties and bowties

I have neckties and bowties .

I own dozens of ties. <hl> I have neckties and bowties . <hl> You name it. I got 'em. So I needed something to at least keep them organized. After trying a few different options, this appears to be the best idea on the market. First of all, it's one big strength is that it holds a lot of ties and takes up very little room. I now have six of these hanging in my closet. The next best option is the twirl a tie plastic doodad that takes up way too much room. So that wasn't even an option for me. It's one big weakness is that it takes a little bit of work to remove a tie from the rack. The hooks all fold in for space saving, but then you have to unfold a few of them just to get to the tie you want. Another weakness is that the hooks are actually too tight to fit a tie underneath them. That's not a huge deal. I just don't slide the ties underneath them. Now some people might find it a bit bulky to actually have to remove the hangers from the close in order to examine the ties that are on them, but that's not too big of a deal for me. Once the hanger is removed, it's pretty easy to see all of the ties, and that is a huge plus. All in all, this is a pretty good value. If you are like me and have a lot of ties, then this is really the only option.

I own dozens of ties. I have <hl> neckties and bowties <hl>. You name it. I got 'em. So I needed something to at least keep them organized. After trying a few different options, this appears to be the best idea on the market.First of all, it's one big strength is that it holds a lot of ties and takes up very little room. I now have six of these hanging in my closet. The next best option is the twirl a tie plastic doodad that takes up way too much room. So that wasn't even an option for me.It's one big weakness is that it takes a little bit of work to remove a tie from the rack. The hooks all fold in for space saving, but then you have to unfold a few of them just to get to the tie you want. Another weakness is that the hooks are actually too tight to fit a tie underneath them. That's not a huge deal. I just don't slide the ties underneath them.Now some people might find it a bit bulky to actually have to remove the hangers from the close in order to examine the ties that are on them, but that's not too big of a deal for me. Once the hanger is removed, it's pretty easy to see all of the ties, and that is a huge plus.All in all, this is a pretty good value. If you are like me and have a lot of ties, then this is really the only option.


Question: Where do I keep my ties?

Answer: closet

I own dozens of ties. I have neckties and bowties. You name it. I got 'em. So I needed something to at least keep them organized. After trying a few different options, this appears to be the best idea on the market. First of all, it's one big strength is that it holds a lot of ties and takes up very little room. <hl> I now have six of these hanging in my closet . <hl> The next best option is the twirl a tie plastic doodad that takes up way too much room. So that wasn't even an option for me. It's one big weakness is that it takes a little bit of work to remove a tie from the rack. The hooks all fold in for space saving, but then you have to unfold a few of them just to get to the tie you want. Another weakness is that the hooks are actually too tight to fit a tie underneath them. That's not a huge deal. I just don't slide the ties underneath them. Now some people might find it a bit bulky to actually have to remove the hangers from the close in order to examine the ties that are on them, but that's not too big of a deal for me. Once the hanger is removed, it's pretty easy to see all of the ties, and that is a huge plus. All in all, this is a pretty good value. If you are like me and have a lot of ties, then this is really the only option.

I own dozens of ties. I have neckties and bowties. You name it. I got 'em. So I needed something to at least keep them organized. After trying a few different options, this appears to be the best idea on the market.First of all, it's one big strength is that it holds a lot of ties and takes up very little room. I now have six of these hanging in my <hl> closet <hl>. The next best option is the twirl a tie plastic doodad that takes up way too much room. So that wasn't even an option for me.It's one big weakness is that it takes a little bit of work to remove a tie from the rack. The hooks all fold in for space saving, but then you have to unfold a few of them just to get to the tie you want. Another weakness is that the hooks are actually too tight to fit a tie underneath them. That's not a huge deal. I just don't slide the ties underneath them.Now some people might find it a bit bulky to actually have to remove the hangers from the close in order to examine the ties that are on them, but that's not too big of a deal for me. Once the hanger is removed, it's pretty easy to see all of the ties, and that is a huge plus.All in all, this is a pretty good value. If you are like me and have a lot of ties, then this is really the only option.

I now have six of these hanging in my <hl> closet <hl> .


Question: How many tie racks do I have?

Answer: six

I own dozens of ties. I have neckties and bowties. You name it. I got 'em. So I needed something to at least keep them organized. After trying a few different options, this appears to be the best idea on the market. First of all, it's one big strength is that it holds a lot of ties and takes up very little room. <hl> I now have six of these hanging in my closet. <hl> The next best option is the twirl a tie plastic doodad that takes up way too much room. So that wasn't even an option for me. It's one big weakness is that it takes a little bit of work to remove a tie from the rack. The hooks all fold in for space saving, but then you have to unfold a few of them just to get to the tie you want. Another weakness is that the hooks are actually too tight to fit a tie underneath them. That's not a huge deal. I just don't slide the ties underneath them. Now some people might find it a bit bulky to actually have to remove the hangers from the close in order to examine the ties that are on them, but that's not too big of a deal for me. Once the hanger is removed, it's pretty easy to see all of the ties, and that is a huge plus. All in all, this is a pretty good value. If you are like me and have a lot of ties, then this is really the only option.

I own dozens of ties. I have neckties and bowties. You name it. I got 'em. So I needed something to at least keep them organized. After trying a few different options, this appears to be the best idea on the market.First of all, it's one big strength is that it holds a lot of ties and takes up very little room. I now have <hl> six <hl> of these hanging in my closet. The next best option is the twirl a tie plastic doodad that takes up way too much room. So that wasn't even an option for me.It's one big weakness is that it takes a little bit of work to remove a tie from the rack. The hooks all fold in for space saving, but then you have to unfold a few of them just to get to the tie you want. Another weakness is that the hooks are actually too tight to fit a tie underneath them. That's not a huge deal. I just don't slide the ties underneath them.Now some people might find it a bit bulky to actually have to remove the hangers from the close in order to examine the ties that are on them, but that's not too big of a deal for me. Once the hanger is removed, it's pretty easy to see all of the ties, and that is a huge plus.All in all, this is a pretty good value. If you are like me and have a lot of ties, then this is really the only option.


Question: What did I buy this machine for?

Maybe some of these machines are better than others? Like from a different factory? Because some people really love this thing. I read all the great reviews. Or maybe some jobs are not as dirty? I found it worked fine if the surface was not too dirty but for a real job, not so good. I could steam the tile in my bathroom, use a brush and a cloth and it looked nice. But the grout in my kitchen was a different matter and THAT was what I bought it for. My kitchen grout had become very stained and I figured I'd get it pretty and clean with this thing and then seal it. Good plan but it did not work, not even on my hands and knees and steaming and steaming and scrubbing with a brush. No joy. I did go to the hardware store and bought a bottle of Finazzle and that was a miracle! They have their own website and amazon should carry this but it does not. Yet...

Answer: the grout in my kitchen

Maybe some of these machines are better than others? Like from a different factory? Because some people really love this thing. I read all the great reviews. Or maybe some jobs are not as dirty? I found it worked fine if the surface was not too dirty but for a real job, not so good. I could steam the tile in my bathroom, use a brush and a cloth and it looked nice. <hl> But the grout in my kitchen was a different matter and THAT was what I bought it for. <hl> My kitchen grout had become very stained and I figured I'd get it pretty and clean with this thing and then seal it. Good plan but it did not work, not even on my hands and knees and steaming and steaming and scrubbing with a brush. No joy. I did go to the hardware store and bought a bottle of Finazzle and that was a miracle! They have their own website and amazon should carry this but it does not. Yet...

Maybe some of these machines are better than others? Like from a different factory? Because some people really love this thing. I read all the great reviews. Or maybe some jobs are not as dirty? I found it worked fine if the surface was not too dirty but for a real job, not so good. I could steam the tile in my bathroom, use a brush and a cloth and it looked nice. But <hl> the grout in my kitchen <hl> was a different matter and THAT was what I bought it for. My kitchen grout had become very stained and I figured I'd get it pretty and clean with this thing and then seal it. Good plan but it did not work, not even on my hands and knees and steaming and steaming and scrubbing with a brush. No joy. I did go to the hardware store and bought a bottle of Finazzle and that was a miracle! They have their own website and amazon should carry this but it does not. Yet...


Question: What did I want to do for the kitchen grout?

Answer: get it pretty and clean

Maybe some of these machines are better than others? Like from a different factory? Because some people really love this thing. I read all the great reviews. Or maybe some jobs are not as dirty? I found it worked fine if the surface was not too dirty but for a real job, not so good. I could steam the tile in my bathroom, use a brush and a cloth and it looked nice. But the grout in my kitchen was a different matter and THAT was what I bought it for. My kitchen grout had become very stained and I figured <hl> I'd get it pretty and clean with this thing and then seal it. <hl> Good plan but it did not work, not even on my hands and knees and steaming and steaming and scrubbing with a brush. No joy. I did go to the hardware store and bought a bottle of Finazzle and that was a miracle! They have their own website and amazon should carry this but it does not. Yet...

Maybe some of these machines are better than others? Like from a different factory? Because some people really love this thing. I read all the great reviews. Or maybe some jobs are not as dirty? I found it worked fine if the surface was not too dirty but for a real job, not so good. I could steam the tile in my bathroom, use a brush and a cloth and it looked nice. But the grout in my kitchen was a different matter and THAT was what I bought it for. My kitchen grout had become very stained and I figured I'd <hl> get it pretty and clean <hl> with this thing and then seal it. Good plan but it did not work, not even on my hands and knees and steaming and steaming and scrubbing with a brush. No joy. I did go to the hardware store and bought a bottle of Finazzle and that was a miracle! They have their own website and amazon should carry this but it does not. Yet...


Question: What did I finally use to clean the kitchen?

Answer: a bottle of Finazzle

Maybe some of these machines are better than others? Like from a different factory? Because some people really love this thing. I read all the great reviews. Or maybe some jobs are not as dirty? I found it worked fine if the surface was not too dirty but for a real job, not so good. I could steam the tile in my bathroom, use a brush and a cloth and it looked nice. But the grout in my kitchen was a different matter and THAT was what I bought it for. My kitchen grout had become very stained and I figured I'd get it pretty and clean with this thing and then seal it. Good plan but it did not work, not even on my hands and knees and steaming and steaming and scrubbing with a brush. No joy. <hl> I did go to the hardware store and bought a bottle of Finazzle and that was a miracle! <hl> They have their own website and amazon should carry this but it does not. Yet...

Maybe some of these machines are better than others? Like from a different factory? Because some people really love this thing. I read all the great reviews. Or maybe some jobs are not as dirty? I found it worked fine if the surface was not too dirty but for a real job, not so good. I could steam the tile in my bathroom, use a brush and a cloth and it looked nice. But the grout in my kitchen was a different matter and THAT was what I bought it for. My kitchen grout had become very stained and I figured I'd get it pretty and clean with this thing and then seal it. Good plan but it did not work, not even on my hands and knees and steaming and steaming and scrubbing with a brush. No joy. I did go to the hardware store and bought <hl> a bottle of Finazzle <hl> and that was a miracle! They have their own website and amazon should carry this but it does not. Yet...


Question: Where did I get the Finazzle?

Answer: the hardware store

Maybe some of these machines are better than others? Like from a different factory? Because some people really love this thing. I read all the great reviews. Or maybe some jobs are not as dirty? I found it worked fine if the surface was not too dirty but for a real job, not so good. I could steam the tile in my bathroom, use a brush and a cloth and it looked nice. But the grout in my kitchen was a different matter and THAT was what I bought it for. My kitchen grout had become very stained and I figured I'd get it pretty and clean with this thing and then seal it. Good plan but it did not work, not even on my hands and knees and steaming and steaming and scrubbing with a brush. No joy. <hl> I did go to the hardware store and bought a bottle of Finazzle and that was a miracle! <hl> They have their own website and amazon should carry this but it does not. Yet...

Maybe some of these machines are better than others? Like from a different factory? Because some people really love this thing. I read all the great reviews. Or maybe some jobs are not as dirty? I found it worked fine if the surface was not too dirty but for a real job, not so good. I could steam the tile in my bathroom, use a brush and a cloth and it looked nice. But the grout in my kitchen was a different matter and THAT was what I bought it for. My kitchen grout had become very stained and I figured I'd get it pretty and clean with this thing and then seal it. Good plan but it did not work, not even on my hands and knees and steaming and steaming and scrubbing with a brush. No joy. I did go to <hl> the hardware store <hl> and bought a bottle of Finazzle and that was a miracle! They have their own website and amazon should carry this but it does not. Yet...


Question: Whic store should carry Finazzle but does not?

Answer: amazon

Maybe some of these machines are better than others? Like from a different factory? Because some people really love this thing. I read all the great reviews. Or maybe some jobs are not as dirty? I found it worked fine if the surface was not too dirty but for a real job, not so good. I could steam the tile in my bathroom, use a brush and a cloth and it looked nice. But the grout in my kitchen was a different matter and THAT was what I bought it for. My kitchen grout had become very stained and I figured I'd get it pretty and clean with this thing and then seal it. Good plan but it did not work, not even on my hands and knees and steaming and steaming and scrubbing with a brush. No joy. I did go to the hardware store and bought a bottle of Finazzle and that was a miracle! <hl> They have their own website and amazon should carry this but it does not. <hl> Yet...

Maybe some of these machines are better than others? Like from a different factory? Because some people really love this thing. I read all the great reviews. Or maybe some jobs are not as dirty? I found it worked fine if the surface was not too dirty but for a real job, not so good. I could steam the tile in my bathroom, use a brush and a cloth and it looked nice. But the grout in my kitchen was a different matter and THAT was what I bought it for. My kitchen grout had become very stained and I figured I'd get it pretty and clean with this thing and then seal it. Good plan but it did not work, not even on my hands and knees and steaming and steaming and scrubbing with a brush. No joy. I did go to the hardware store and bought a bottle of Finazzle and that was a miracle! They have their own website and <hl> amazon <hl> should carry this but it does not. Yet...


Question: How much ice cream did we make the first time we used the maker?

BEWARE !! If you do not install the electric crank/motor properly, the paddle shaft will strip out the metal insert of the motor housing causing metal shavings/filings to contaminate the product. The first time we used the maker, we were able to place the electric crank/motor on top of the can with the lid engaged...or so we thought. We were able to "lock" down the motor and the maker was able to turn the can / paddle. Everything seemed hunky dory until we opened the can to check on the progress to find the top covered with metal shavings. After further inspection, we noticed that the shaft of the paddle was striping out the metal gear of the motor. It is very disappointing to have to throw away 5 qts of homemade ice cream...not to mention the cost of ingredients. We have since been able to produce ice cream while making sure the motor is properly seated upon the can lid. However, we will be looking for a better machine.

Answer: 5 qts

BEWARE !! If you do not install the electric crank/motor properly, the paddle shaft will strip out the metal insert of the motor housing causing metal shavings/filings to contaminate the product. The first time we used the maker, we were able to place the electric crank/motor on top of the can with the lid engaged...or so we thought. We were able to "lock" down the motor and the maker was able to turn the can / paddle. Everything seemed hunky dory until we opened the can to check on the progress to find the top covered with metal shavings. After further inspection, we noticed that the shaft of the paddle was striping out the metal gear of the motor. <hl> It is very disappointing to have to throw away 5 qts of homemade ice cream...not to mention the cost of ingredients. <hl> We have since been able to produce ice cream while making sure the motor is properly seated upon the can lid. However, we will be looking for a better machine.

BEWARE !! If you do not install the electric crank/motor properly, the paddle shaft will strip out the metal insert of the motor housing causing metal shavings/filings to contaminate the product. The first time we used the maker, we were able to place the electric crank/motor on top of the can with the lid engaged...or so we thought. We were able to "lock" down the motor and the maker was able to turn the can / paddle. Everything seemed hunky dory until we opened the can to check on the progress to find the top covered with metal shavings. After further inspection, we noticed that the shaft of the paddle was striping out the metal gear of the motor. It is very disappointing to have to throw away <hl> 5 qts <hl> of homemade ice cream...not to mention the cost of ingredients. We have since been able to produce ice cream while making sure the motor is properly seated upon the can lid. However, we will be looking for a better machine.


Question: Where should the motor be seated?

Answer: upon the can lid

BEWARE !! If you do not install the electric crank/motor properly, the paddle shaft will strip out the metal insert of the motor housing causing metal shavings/filings to contaminate the product. The first time we used the maker, we were able to place the electric crank/motor on top of the can with the lid engaged...or so we thought. We were able to "lock" down the motor and the maker was able to turn the can / paddle. Everything seemed hunky dory until we opened the can to check on the progress to find the top covered with metal shavings. After further inspection, we noticed that the shaft of the paddle was striping out the metal gear of the motor. It is very disappointing to have to throw away 5 qts of homemade ice cream...not to mention the cost of ingredients. <hl> We have since been able to produce ice cream while making sure the motor is properly seated upon the can lid . <hl> However, we will be looking for a better machine.

BEWARE !! If you do not install the electric crank/motor properly, the paddle shaft will strip out the metal insert of the motor housing causing metal shavings/filings to contaminate the product. The first time we used the maker, we were able to place the electric crank/motor on top of the can with the lid engaged...or so we thought. We were able to "lock" down the motor and the maker was able to turn the can / paddle. Everything seemed hunky dory until we opened the can to check on the progress to find the top covered with metal shavings. After further inspection, we noticed that the shaft of the paddle was striping out the metal gear of the motor. It is very disappointing to have to throw away 5 qts of homemade ice cream...not to mention the cost of ingredients. We have since been able to produce ice cream while making sure the motor is properly seated <hl> upon the can lid <hl>. However, we will be looking for a better machine.

We have since been able to produce ice cream while making sure the motor is properly seated <hl> upon the can lid <hl> .


Question: Where were the metal shavings from?

Answer: metal gear of the motor

BEWARE !! If you do not install the electric crank/motor properly, the paddle shaft will strip out the metal insert of the motor housing causing metal shavings/filings to contaminate the product. The first time we used the maker, we were able to place the electric crank/motor on top of the can with the lid engaged...or so we thought. We were able to "lock" down the motor and the maker was able to turn the can / paddle. Everything seemed hunky dory until we opened the can to check on the progress to find the top covered with metal shavings. <hl> After further inspection, we noticed that the shaft of the paddle was striping out the metal gear of the motor . <hl> It is very disappointing to have to throw away 5 qts of homemade ice cream...not to mention the cost of ingredients. We have since been able to produce ice cream while making sure the motor is properly seated upon the can lid. However, we will be looking for a better machine.

BEWARE !! If you do not install the electric crank/motor properly, the paddle shaft will strip out the metal insert of the motor housing causing metal shavings/filings to contaminate the product. The first time we used the maker, we were able to place the electric crank/motor on top of the can with the lid engaged...or so we thought. We were able to "lock" down the motor and the maker was able to turn the can / paddle. Everything seemed hunky dory until we opened the can to check on the progress to find the top covered with metal shavings. After further inspection, we noticed that the shaft of the paddle was striping out the <hl> metal gear of the motor <hl>. It is very disappointing to have to throw away 5 qts of homemade ice cream...not to mention the cost of ingredients. We have since been able to produce ice cream while making sure the motor is properly seated upon the can lid. However, we will be looking for a better machine.

After further inspection, we noticed that the shaft of the paddle was striping out the <hl> metal gear of the motor <hl> .


Question: What will contaminate the ice cream if the electric crank/motor is not installed properly?

Answer: metal shavings/filings

BEWARE !! <hl> If you do not install the electric crank/motor properly, the paddle shaft will strip out the metal insert of the motor housing causing metal shavings/filings to contaminate the product. <hl> The first time we used the maker, we were able to place the electric crank/motor on top of the can with the lid engaged...or so we thought. We were able to "lock" down the motor and the maker was able to turn the can / paddle. Everything seemed hunky dory until we opened the can to check on the progress to find the top covered with metal shavings. After further inspection, we noticed that the shaft of the paddle was striping out the metal gear of the motor. It is very disappointing to have to throw away 5 qts of homemade ice cream...not to mention the cost of ingredients. We have since been able to produce ice cream while making sure the motor is properly seated upon the can lid. However, we will be looking for a better machine.

BEWARE !! If you do not install the electric crank/motor properly, the paddle shaft will strip out the metal insert of the motor housing causing <hl> metal shavings/filings <hl> to contaminate the product. The first time we used the maker, we were able to place the electric crank/motor on top of the can with the lid engaged...or so we thought. We were able to "lock" down the motor and the maker was able to turn the can / paddle. Everything seemed hunky dory until we opened the can to check on the progress to find the top covered with metal shavings. After further inspection, we noticed that the shaft of the paddle was striping out the metal gear of the motor. It is very disappointing to have to throw away 5 qts of homemade ice cream...not to mention the cost of ingredients. We have since been able to produce ice cream while making sure the motor is properly seated upon the can lid. However, we will be looking for a better machine.


Question: How long did I have the Sunbeam?

I had a Sunbeam for 4 years which I loved. It died and even without a receipt, Sunbeam replaced it based on the Mfg. code. However changed locations and bed size so it was bye-bye.I went for the low-voltage mostly due to the promise of finer sized heating elements.WOW!So small it is like magic. I could feel the ones in the Sunbeam. I also like how they placed the connector to the side so I don't kick it.In early use I have heard zero transformer noise.Either pad will save energy. The soft heat dobby is pure luxury

Answer: 4 years

<hl> I had a Sunbeam for 4 years which I loved. <hl> It died and even without a receipt, Sunbeam replaced it based on the Mfg. code. However changed locations and bed size so it was bye-bye. I went for the low-voltage mostly due to the promise of finer sized heating elements. WOW!So small it is like magic. I could feel the ones in the Sunbeam. I also like how they placed the connector to the side so I don't kick it. In early use I have heard zero transformer noise. Either pad will save energy. The soft heat dobby is pure luxury

I had a Sunbeam for <hl> 4 years <hl> which I loved. It died and even without a receipt, Sunbeam replaced it based on the Mfg. code. However changed locations and bed size so it was bye-bye.I went for the low-voltage mostly due to the promise of finer sized heating elements.WOW!So small it is like magic. I could feel the ones in the Sunbeam. I also like how they placed the connector to the side so I don't kick it.In early use I have heard zero transformer noise.Either pad will save energy. The soft heat dobby is pure luxury


Question: Why did I go for the low-voltage?

Answer: finer sized heating elements

I had a Sunbeam for 4 years which I loved. It died and even without a receipt, Sunbeam replaced it based on the Mfg. code. However changed locations and bed size so it was bye-bye. <hl> I went for the low-voltage mostly due to the promise of finer sized heating elements .WOW!So <hl> small it is like magic. I could feel the ones in the Sunbeam. I also like how they placed the connector to the side so I don't kick it. In early use I have heard zero transformer noise. Either pad will save energy. The soft heat dobby is pure luxury

I had a Sunbeam for 4 years which I loved. It died and even without a receipt, Sunbeam replaced it based on the Mfg. code. However changed locations and bed size so it was bye-bye.I went for the low-voltage mostly due to the promise of <hl> finer sized heating elements <hl>.WOW!So small it is like magic. I could feel the ones in the Sunbeam. I also like how they placed the connector to the side so I don't kick it.In early use I have heard zero transformer noise.Either pad will save energy. The soft heat dobby is pure luxury

I went for the low-voltage mostly due to the promise of <hl> finer sized heating elements <hl> .WOW!So


Question: Why Sunbeam replace it?

Answer: It died

I had a Sunbeam for 4 years which I loved. <hl> It died and even without a receipt, Sunbeam replaced it based on the Mfg. code. <hl> However changed locations and bed size so it was bye-bye. I went for the low-voltage mostly due to the promise of finer sized heating elements. WOW!So small it is like magic. I could feel the ones in the Sunbeam. I also like how they placed the connector to the side so I don't kick it. In early use I have heard zero transformer noise. Either pad will save energy. The soft heat dobby is pure luxury

I had a Sunbeam for 4 years which I loved. <hl> It died <hl> and even without a receipt, Sunbeam replaced it based on the Mfg. code. However changed locations and bed size so it was bye-bye.I went for the low-voltage mostly due to the promise of finer sized heating elements.WOW!So small it is like magic. I could feel the ones in the Sunbeam. I also like how they placed the connector to the side so I don't kick it.In early use I have heard zero transformer noise.Either pad will save energy. The soft heat dobby is pure luxury


Question: How much noise is the Sunbeam in early use?

Answer: zero transformer noise

I had a Sunbeam for 4 years which I loved. It died and even without a receipt, Sunbeam replaced it based on the Mfg. code. However changed locations and bed size so it was bye-bye. I went for the low-voltage mostly due to the promise of finer sized heating elements. WOW!So small it is like magic. I could feel the ones in the Sunbeam. I also like how they placed the connector to the side so I don't kick it. <hl> In early use I have heard zero transformer noise .Either pad will save energy. <hl> The soft heat dobby is pure luxury

I had a Sunbeam for 4 years which I loved. It died and even without a receipt, Sunbeam replaced it based on the Mfg. code. However changed locations and bed size so it was bye-bye.I went for the low-voltage mostly due to the promise of finer sized heating elements.WOW!So small it is like magic. I could feel the ones in the Sunbeam. I also like how they placed the connector to the side so I don't kick it.In early use I have heard <hl> zero transformer noise <hl>.Either pad will save energy. The soft heat dobby is pure luxury

In early use I have heard <hl> zero transformer noise <hl> .Either pad will save energy.


Question: Which pad will save energy?

Answer: Either pad

Either pad will save energy.

I had a Sunbeam for 4 years which I loved. It died and even without a receipt, Sunbeam replaced it based on the Mfg. code. However changed locations and bed size so it was bye-bye. I went for the low-voltage mostly due to the promise of finer sized heating elements. WOW!So small it is like magic. I could feel the ones in the Sunbeam. I also like how they placed the connector to the side so I don't kick it. In early use I have heard zero transformer noise. <hl> Either pad will save energy. <hl> The soft heat dobby is pure luxury

I had a Sunbeam for 4 years which I loved. It died and even without a receipt, Sunbeam replaced it based on the Mfg. code. However changed locations and bed size so it was bye-bye.I went for the low-voltage mostly due to the promise of finer sized heating elements.WOW!So small it is like magic. I could feel the ones in the Sunbeam. I also like how they placed the connector to the side so I don't kick it.In early use I have heard zero transformer noise.<hl> Either pad <hl> will save energy. The soft heat dobby is pure luxury


Question: How long have I had my B60?

I've had my B60 for a little over 2 years and I still love it. It makes the best single cup of hot coffee I've ever tasted. I've seen several reviews here and there on the Internet of people stating that their machine stopped dripping after several months of usage. Many of these people gave up after a light cleaning and trashed their machine all together. I had the same issue a couple of months ago. I bought a gallon jug of white vinegar and I spent about an hour or two flushing the machine with pure vinegar. I kept the water chamber filled with vinegar and kept brewing. Little by little, the brewing chamber or tube or whatever was clogged became open and clean again and now my machine brews coffee like the first day I unboxed it.I love the Keurig and all the wonderful coffee flavor options. My favorites are the Donut Shop coffee and the German Chocolate flavors.I'm giving the B60 to my Sister In Law as a house warming gift next month. She loves using ours when she visits.

Answer: a little over 2 years

<hl> I've had my B60 for a little over 2 years and I still love it. <hl> It makes the best single cup of hot coffee I've ever tasted. I've seen several reviews here and there on the Internet of people stating that their machine stopped dripping after several months of usage. Many of these people gave up after a light cleaning and trashed their machine all together. I had the same issue a couple of months ago. I bought a gallon jug of white vinegar and I spent about an hour or two flushing the machine with pure vinegar. I kept the water chamber filled with vinegar and kept brewing. Little by little, the brewing chamber or tube or whatever was clogged became open and clean again and now my machine brews coffee like the first day I unboxed it. I love the Keurig and all the wonderful coffee flavor options. My favorites are the Donut Shop coffee and the German Chocolate flavors. I'm giving the B60 to my Sister In Law as a house warming gift next month. She loves using ours when she visits.

I've had my B60 for <hl> a little over 2 years <hl> and I still love it. It makes the best single cup of hot coffee I've ever tasted. I've seen several reviews here and there on the Internet of people stating that their machine stopped dripping after several months of usage. Many of these people gave up after a light cleaning and trashed their machine all together. I had the same issue a couple of months ago. I bought a gallon jug of white vinegar and I spent about an hour or two flushing the machine with pure vinegar. I kept the water chamber filled with vinegar and kept brewing. Little by little, the brewing chamber or tube or whatever was clogged became open and clean again and now my machine brews coffee like the first day I unboxed it.I love the Keurig and all the wonderful coffee flavor options. My favorites are the Donut Shop coffee and the German Chocolate flavors.I'm giving the B60 to my Sister In Law as a house warming gift next month. She loves using ours when she visits.


Question: What do people on the internet complaining about the machine?

Answer: stopped dripping after several months of usage

I've had my B60 for a little over 2 years and I still love it. It makes the best single cup of hot coffee I've ever tasted. <hl> I've seen several reviews here and there on the Internet of people stating that their machine stopped dripping after several months of usage . <hl> Many of these people gave up after a light cleaning and trashed their machine all together. I had the same issue a couple of months ago. I bought a gallon jug of white vinegar and I spent about an hour or two flushing the machine with pure vinegar. I kept the water chamber filled with vinegar and kept brewing. Little by little, the brewing chamber or tube or whatever was clogged became open and clean again and now my machine brews coffee like the first day I unboxed it. I love the Keurig and all the wonderful coffee flavor options. My favorites are the Donut Shop coffee and the German Chocolate flavors. I'm giving the B60 to my Sister In Law as a house warming gift next month. She loves using ours when she visits.

I've had my B60 for a little over 2 years and I still love it. It makes the best single cup of hot coffee I've ever tasted. I've seen several reviews here and there on the Internet of people stating that their machine <hl> stopped dripping after several months of usage <hl>. Many of these people gave up after a light cleaning and trashed their machine all together. I had the same issue a couple of months ago. I bought a gallon jug of white vinegar and I spent about an hour or two flushing the machine with pure vinegar. I kept the water chamber filled with vinegar and kept brewing. Little by little, the brewing chamber or tube or whatever was clogged became open and clean again and now my machine brews coffee like the first day I unboxed it.I love the Keurig and all the wonderful coffee flavor options. My favorites are the Donut Shop coffee and the German Chocolate flavors.I'm giving the B60 to my Sister In Law as a house warming gift next month. She loves using ours when she visits.

I've seen several reviews here and there on the Internet of people stating that their machine <hl> stopped dripping after several months of usage <hl> .


Question: When did my B60  have the same issues as others'?

Answer: a couple of months ago

I've had my B60 for a little over 2 years and I still love it. It makes the best single cup of hot coffee I've ever tasted. I've seen several reviews here and there on the Internet of people stating that their machine stopped dripping after several months of usage. Many of these people gave up after a light cleaning and trashed their machine all together. <hl> I had the same issue a couple of months ago . <hl> I bought a gallon jug of white vinegar and I spent about an hour or two flushing the machine with pure vinegar. I kept the water chamber filled with vinegar and kept brewing. Little by little, the brewing chamber or tube or whatever was clogged became open and clean again and now my machine brews coffee like the first day I unboxed it. I love the Keurig and all the wonderful coffee flavor options. My favorites are the Donut Shop coffee and the German Chocolate flavors. I'm giving the B60 to my Sister In Law as a house warming gift next month. She loves using ours when she visits.

I've had my B60 for a little over 2 years and I still love it. It makes the best single cup of hot coffee I've ever tasted. I've seen several reviews here and there on the Internet of people stating that their machine stopped dripping after several months of usage. Many of these people gave up after a light cleaning and trashed their machine all together. I had the same issue <hl> a couple of months ago <hl>. I bought a gallon jug of white vinegar and I spent about an hour or two flushing the machine with pure vinegar. I kept the water chamber filled with vinegar and kept brewing. Little by little, the brewing chamber or tube or whatever was clogged became open and clean again and now my machine brews coffee like the first day I unboxed it.I love the Keurig and all the wonderful coffee flavor options. My favorites are the Donut Shop coffee and the German Chocolate flavors.I'm giving the B60 to my Sister In Law as a house warming gift next month. She loves using ours when she visits.

I had the same issue <hl> a couple of months ago <hl> .


Question: What did I buy to clean my B60?

Answer: white vinegar

I've had my B60 for a little over 2 years and I still love it. It makes the best single cup of hot coffee I've ever tasted. I've seen several reviews here and there on the Internet of people stating that their machine stopped dripping after several months of usage. Many of these people gave up after a light cleaning and trashed their machine all together. I had the same issue a couple of months ago. <hl> I bought a gallon jug of white vinegar and I spent about an hour or two flushing the machine with pure vinegar. <hl> I kept the water chamber filled with vinegar and kept brewing. Little by little, the brewing chamber or tube or whatever was clogged became open and clean again and now my machine brews coffee like the first day I unboxed it. I love the Keurig and all the wonderful coffee flavor options. My favorites are the Donut Shop coffee and the German Chocolate flavors. I'm giving the B60 to my Sister In Law as a house warming gift next month. She loves using ours when she visits.

I've had my B60 for a little over 2 years and I still love it. It makes the best single cup of hot coffee I've ever tasted. I've seen several reviews here and there on the Internet of people stating that their machine stopped dripping after several months of usage. Many of these people gave up after a light cleaning and trashed their machine all together. I had the same issue a couple of months ago. I bought a gallon jug of <hl> white vinegar <hl> and I spent about an hour or two flushing the machine with pure vinegar. I kept the water chamber filled with vinegar and kept brewing. Little by little, the brewing chamber or tube or whatever was clogged became open and clean again and now my machine brews coffee like the first day I unboxed it.I love the Keurig and all the wonderful coffee flavor options. My favorites are the Donut Shop coffee and the German Chocolate flavors.I'm giving the B60 to my Sister In Law as a house warming gift next month. She loves using ours when she visits.


Question: How many large bananas was the reviewer able to fill the unit up with?

Wow. this is a really big unit! I was able to fill it up with 1 large pineapple, 4 pounds apple slices, and 12 large bananas. This filled up all 9 trays. Works great. I also took a lean beef roast, about 3.5 lbs, thin sliced it and marinated it in a pre prepared mix. It took up about 3 trays. Turned out great also. Very happy with the purchase. I did not think it was all that loud when operating. Fast service from Amazon Prime. I think the smaller unit would have worked for a 2 person household. Unless you are prepping for the next Apocalypse of course.

Answer: 12 large bananas

Wow. this is a really big unit! <hl> I was able to fill it up with 1 large pineapple, 4 pounds apple slices, and 12 large bananas . <hl> This filled up all 9 trays. Works great. I also took a lean beef roast, about 3.5 lbs, thin sliced it and marinated it in a pre prepared mix. It took up about 3 trays. Turned out great also. Very happy with the purchase. I did not think it was all that loud when operating. Fast service from Amazon Prime. I think the smaller unit would have worked for a 2 person household. Unless you are prepping for the next Apocalypse of course.

Wow. this is a really big unit! I was able to fill it up with 1 large pineapple, 4 pounds apple slices, and <hl> 12 large bananas <hl>. This filled up all 9 trays. Works great. I also took a lean beef roast, about 3.5 lbs, thin sliced it and marinated it in a pre prepared mix. It took up about 3 trays. Turned out great also. Very happy with the purchase. I did not think it was all that loud when operating. Fast service from Amazon Prime. I think the smaller unit would have worked for a 2 person household. Unless you are prepping for the next Apocalypse of course.

I was able to fill it up with 1 large pineapple, 4 pounds apple slices, and <hl> 12 large bananas <hl> .


Question: How many pounds of apples slices was put in the unit?

Answer: 4 pounds apple slices

Wow. this is a really big unit! <hl> I was able to fill it up with 1 large pineapple, 4 pounds apple slices , and 12 large bananas. <hl> This filled up all 9 trays. Works great. I also took a lean beef roast, about 3.5 lbs, thin sliced it and marinated it in a pre prepared mix. It took up about 3 trays. Turned out great also. Very happy with the purchase. I did not think it was all that loud when operating. Fast service from Amazon Prime. I think the smaller unit would have worked for a 2 person household. Unless you are prepping for the next Apocalypse of course.

Wow. this is a really big unit! I was able to fill it up with 1 large pineapple, <hl> 4 pounds apple slices <hl>, and 12 large bananas. This filled up all 9 trays. Works great. I also took a lean beef roast, about 3.5 lbs, thin sliced it and marinated it in a pre prepared mix. It took up about 3 trays. Turned out great also. Very happy with the purchase. I did not think it was all that loud when operating. Fast service from Amazon Prime. I think the smaller unit would have worked for a 2 person household. Unless you are prepping for the next Apocalypse of course.

I was able to fill it up with 1 large pineapple, <hl> 4 pounds apple slices <hl> , and 12 large bananas.


Question: How many lbs was the lean roast beef?

Answer: about 3.5 lbs

Wow. this is a really big unit! I was able to fill it up with 1 large pineapple, 4 pounds apple slices, and 12 large bananas. This filled up all 9 trays. Works great. <hl> I also took a lean beef roast, about 3.5 lbs , thin sliced it and marinated it in a pre prepared mix. <hl> It took up about 3 trays. Turned out great also. Very happy with the purchase. I did not think it was all that loud when operating. Fast service from Amazon Prime. I think the smaller unit would have worked for a 2 person household. Unless you are prepping for the next Apocalypse of course.

Wow. this is a really big unit! I was able to fill it up with 1 large pineapple, 4 pounds apple slices, and 12 large bananas. This filled up all 9 trays. Works great. I also took a lean beef roast, <hl> about 3.5 lbs <hl>, thin sliced it and marinated it in a pre prepared mix. It took up about 3 trays. Turned out great also. Very happy with the purchase. I did not think it was all that loud when operating. Fast service from Amazon Prime. I think the smaller unit would have worked for a 2 person household. Unless you are prepping for the next Apocalypse of course.

I also took a lean beef roast, <hl> about 3.5 lbs <hl> , thin sliced it and marinated it in a pre prepared mix.


Question: How many trays were filled up?

Answer: 9 trays

This filled up all 9 trays .

Wow. this is a really big unit! I was able to fill it up with 1 large pineapple, 4 pounds apple slices, and 12 large bananas. <hl> This filled up all 9 trays . <hl> Works great. I also took a lean beef roast, about 3.5 lbs, thin sliced it and marinated it in a pre prepared mix. It took up about 3 trays. Turned out great also. Very happy with the purchase. I did not think it was all that loud when operating. Fast service from Amazon Prime. I think the smaller unit would have worked for a 2 person household. Unless you are prepping for the next Apocalypse of course.

Wow. this is a really big unit! I was able to fill it up with 1 large pineapple, 4 pounds apple slices, and 12 large bananas. This filled up all <hl> 9 trays <hl>. Works great. I also took a lean beef roast, about 3.5 lbs, thin sliced it and marinated it in a pre prepared mix. It took up about 3 trays. Turned out great also. Very happy with the purchase. I did not think it was all that loud when operating. Fast service from Amazon Prime. I think the smaller unit would have worked for a 2 person household. Unless you are prepping for the next Apocalypse of course.


Question: How many trays did the thin sliced marinated lean roast beef take up?

Answer: about 3 trays

It took up about 3 trays .

Wow. this is a really big unit! I was able to fill it up with 1 large pineapple, 4 pounds apple slices, and 12 large bananas. This filled up all 9 trays. Works great. I also took a lean beef roast, about 3.5 lbs, thin sliced it and marinated it in a pre prepared mix. <hl> It took up about 3 trays . <hl> Turned out great also. Very happy with the purchase. I did not think it was all that loud when operating. Fast service from Amazon Prime. I think the smaller unit would have worked for a 2 person household. Unless you are prepping for the next Apocalypse of course.

Wow. this is a really big unit! I was able to fill it up with 1 large pineapple, 4 pounds apple slices, and 12 large bananas. This filled up all 9 trays. Works great. I also took a lean beef roast, about 3.5 lbs, thin sliced it and marinated it in a pre prepared mix. It took up <hl> about 3 trays <hl>. Turned out great also. Very happy with the purchase. I did not think it was all that loud when operating. Fast service from Amazon Prime. I think the smaller unit would have worked for a 2 person household. Unless you are prepping for the next Apocalypse of course.


Question: What kind of liner material is on the inside?

This carafe keeps coffee hot for several hours. The 8 hour claim is exaggerated; the liquid may still be warm but it will not be hot at 8 hours. It's stainless inside so no worries about a glass liner breaking. I have not noticed any flavor taint because of the stainless liner. It's a good buy for the money.UPDATE 12/09: Still using this carafe daily. Still keeps coffee hot & looks new. After washing it, I dry it immediately to prevent any water spots.UPDATE 12/10: Still using this carafe daily. Still keeps coffee hot & looks new.UPDATE 1/2011: Still using this carafe daily. Still keeps coffee hot & looks new.UPDATE 5/2013: Still using this carafe daily. Still keeps coffee hot & looks almost new.To clean it, I use this brush because it's long enough to reach the bottom & has bristles all the way around to clean fast:OXO Good Grips Bottle BrushI brew directly in to this carafe using this coffee cone (pour over method):RSVP Maunual Drip Coffee Filter Cone for Carafes or ThermosI use this water kettle to heat the water:Oster 5965 Stainless-Steel 1-1/2-Liter Electric Water KettleI use these coffee filters:Melitta Cone Coffee Filters, Natural Brown, No. 6, 40-Count Filters (Pack of 12)

Answer: stainless inside

This carafe keeps coffee hot for several hours. The 8 hour claim is exaggerated; the liquid may still be warm but it will not be hot at 8 hours. <hl> It's stainless inside so no worries about a glass liner breaking. <hl> I have not noticed any flavor taint because of the stainless liner. It's a good buy for the money. UPDATE 12/09: Still using this carafe daily. Still keeps coffee hot & looks new. After washing it, I dry it immediately to prevent any water spots. UPDATE 12/10: Still using this carafe daily. Still keeps coffee hot & looks new. UPDATE 1/2011: Still using this carafe daily. Still keeps coffee hot & looks new. UPDATE 5/2013: Still using this carafe daily. Still keeps coffee hot & looks almost new. To clean it, I use this brush because it's long enough to reach the bottom & has bristles all the way around to clean fast:OXO Good Grips Bottle BrushI brew directly in to this carafe using this coffee cone (pour over method):RSVP Maunual Drip Coffee Filter Cone for Carafes or ThermosI use this water kettle to heat the water:Oster 5965 Stainless-Steel 1-1/2-Liter Electric Water KettleI use these coffee filters:Melitta Cone Coffee Filters, Natural Brown, No. 6, 40-Count Filters (Pack of 12)

This carafe keeps coffee hot for several hours. The 8 hour claim is exaggerated; the liquid may still be warm but it will not be hot at 8 hours. It's <hl> stainless inside <hl> so no worries about a glass liner breaking. I have not noticed any flavor taint because of the stainless liner. It's a good buy for the money.UPDATE 12/09: Still using this carafe daily. Still keeps coffee hot & looks new. After washing it, I dry it immediately to prevent any water spots.UPDATE 12/10: Still using this carafe daily. Still keeps coffee hot & looks new.UPDATE 1/2011: Still using this carafe daily. Still keeps coffee hot & looks new.UPDATE 5/2013: Still using this carafe daily. Still keeps coffee hot & looks almost new.To clean it, I use this brush because it's long enough to reach the bottom & has bristles all the way around to clean fast:OXO Good Grips Bottle BrushI brew directly in to this carafe using this coffee cone (pour over method):RSVP Maunual Drip Coffee Filter Cone for Carafes or ThermosI use this water kettle to heat the water:Oster 5965 Stainless-Steel 1-1/2-Liter Electric Water KettleI use these coffee filters:Melitta Cone Coffee Filters, Natural Brown, No. 6, 40-Count Filters (Pack of 12)