Question: Why are they annoyed by the labels?

The salt shaker seems well made, and it's 18/8 stainless, according to the information stamped on the bottom. But it's from China, so only time will tell if that's true.My only complaint is this: the friggin' labels are nearly impossible to remove! I nearly broke a thumbnail getting off the clear brand label on the side of the container, and I had to soak the UPC label on the bottom for an hour before I could scratch it off with one of my remaining fingernails. Then it took 3 (three) treatments with Goo Be Gone to get the remaining glue off the canister. Why? Why? Why? Turned a good product into a PITA!

Answer: impossible to remove!

The salt shaker seems well made, and it's 18/8 stainless, according to the information stamped on the bottom. But it's from China, so only time will tell if that's true. <hl> My only complaint is this: the friggin' labels are nearly impossible to remove! I nearly broke a thumbnail getting off the clear brand label on the side of the container, and I had to soak the UPC label on the bottom for an hour before I could scratch it off with one of my remaining fingernails. <hl> Then it took 3 (three) treatments with Goo Be Gone to get the remaining glue off the canister. Why? Why? Why? Turned a good product into a PITA!

The salt shaker seems well made, and it's 18/8 stainless, according to the information stamped on the bottom. But it's from China, so only time will tell if that's true.My only complaint is this: the friggin' labels are nearly <hl> impossible to remove! <hl> I nearly broke a thumbnail getting off the clear brand label on the side of the container, and I had to soak the UPC label on the bottom for an hour before I could scratch it off with one of my remaining fingernails. Then it took 3 (three) treatments with Goo Be Gone to get the remaining glue off the canister. Why? Why? Why? Turned a good product into a PITA!


Question: How many times did they have to use a glue remover?

Answer: 3 (three)

The salt shaker seems well made, and it's 18/8 stainless, according to the information stamped on the bottom. But it's from China, so only time will tell if that's true. My only complaint is this: the friggin' labels are nearly impossible to remove! I nearly broke a thumbnail getting off the clear brand label on the side of the container, and I had to soak the UPC label on the bottom for an hour before I could scratch it off with one of my remaining fingernails. <hl> Then it took 3 (three) treatments with Goo Be Gone to get the remaining glue off the canister. <hl> Why? Why? Why? Turned a good product into a PITA!

The salt shaker seems well made, and it's 18/8 stainless, according to the information stamped on the bottom. But it's from China, so only time will tell if that's true.My only complaint is this: the friggin' labels are nearly impossible to remove! I nearly broke a thumbnail getting off the clear brand label on the side of the container, and I had to soak the UPC label on the bottom for an hour before I could scratch it off with one of my remaining fingernails. Then it took <hl> 3 (three) <hl> treatments with Goo Be Gone to get the remaining glue off the canister. Why? Why? Why? Turned a good product into a PITA!


Question: Where is it manufactured?

Answer: China

The salt shaker seems well made, and it's 18/8 stainless, according to the information stamped on the bottom. <hl> But it's from China , so only time will tell if that's true. <hl> My only complaint is this: the friggin' labels are nearly impossible to remove! I nearly broke a thumbnail getting off the clear brand label on the side of the container, and I had to soak the UPC label on the bottom for an hour before I could scratch it off with one of my remaining fingernails. Then it took 3 (three) treatments with Goo Be Gone to get the remaining glue off the canister. Why? Why? Why? Turned a good product into a PITA!

The salt shaker seems well made, and it's 18/8 stainless, according to the information stamped on the bottom. But it's from <hl> China <hl>, so only time will tell if that's true.My only complaint is this: the friggin' labels are nearly impossible to remove! I nearly broke a thumbnail getting off the clear brand label on the side of the container, and I had to soak the UPC label on the bottom for an hour before I could scratch it off with one of my remaining fingernails. Then it took 3 (three) treatments with Goo Be Gone to get the remaining glue off the canister. Why? Why? Why? Turned a good product into a PITA!

But it's from <hl> China <hl> , so only time will tell if that's true.


Question: What information is stamped on the bottom?

Answer: 18/8 stainless

<hl> The salt shaker seems well made, and it's 18/8 stainless , according to the information stamped on the bottom. <hl> But it's from China, so only time will tell if that's true. My only complaint is this: the friggin' labels are nearly impossible to remove! I nearly broke a thumbnail getting off the clear brand label on the side of the container, and I had to soak the UPC label on the bottom for an hour before I could scratch it off with one of my remaining fingernails. Then it took 3 (three) treatments with Goo Be Gone to get the remaining glue off the canister. Why? Why? Why? Turned a good product into a PITA!

The salt shaker seems well made, and it's <hl> 18/8 stainless <hl>, according to the information stamped on the bottom. But it's from China, so only time will tell if that's true.My only complaint is this: the friggin' labels are nearly impossible to remove! I nearly broke a thumbnail getting off the clear brand label on the side of the container, and I had to soak the UPC label on the bottom for an hour before I could scratch it off with one of my remaining fingernails. Then it took 3 (three) treatments with Goo Be Gone to get the remaining glue off the canister. Why? Why? Why? Turned a good product into a PITA!

The salt shaker seems well made, and it's <hl> 18/8 stainless <hl> , according to the information stamped on the bottom.


Question: what did they break trying to remove label?

Answer: thumbnail

The salt shaker seems well made, and it's 18/8 stainless, according to the information stamped on the bottom. But it's from China, so only time will tell if that's true. My only complaint is this: the friggin' labels are nearly impossible to remove! <hl> I nearly broke a thumbnail getting off the clear brand label on the side of the container, and I had to soak the UPC label on the bottom for an hour before I could scratch it off with one of my remaining fingernails. <hl> Then it took 3 (three) treatments with Goo Be Gone to get the remaining glue off the canister. Why? Why? Why? Turned a good product into a PITA!

The salt shaker seems well made, and it's 18/8 stainless, according to the information stamped on the bottom. But it's from China, so only time will tell if that's true.My only complaint is this: the friggin' labels are nearly impossible to remove! I nearly broke a <hl> thumbnail <hl> getting off the clear brand label on the side of the container, and I had to soak the UPC label on the bottom for an hour before I could scratch it off with one of my remaining fingernails. Then it took 3 (three) treatments with Goo Be Gone to get the remaining glue off the canister. Why? Why? Why? Turned a good product into a PITA!


Question: Why was the office not happy?

The office where I work has a "coffee club" which means for a set monthly price you get generic watered down coffee. Nope, that is not going to work. So in a workers revolt, a Keurig B60 Special Edition was purchased.To say that I love this machine is an understatement. Easy setup, ease of use, automatic shut off which make the safety team happy, 48-ounce removable water reservoir holds up to eight cups of water which is no problem because the "water club" and filtered water is literally two steps away. It is true, we seem to have a "club" for everything.The three size options work perfectly for our group. This way you can have the coffee as strong (or weak) as you would like. No more arguing over who used too many grounds and who will now be up all night because decaf is not an option. Really, you would think grown adults could learn to compromise.Finally, one less thing to complain about and now our conversations can move onto the more important things like - pens. No really, it is amazing how fussy people can be about writing instruments.Huh, maybe decaf would be a better option.

Answer: watered down coffee

<hl> The office where I work has a "coffee club" which means for a set monthly price you get generic watered down coffee . <hl> Nope, that is not going to work. So in a workers revolt, a Keurig B60 Special Edition was purchased. To say that I love this machine is an understatement. Easy setup, ease of use, automatic shut off which make the safety team happy, 48-ounce removable water reservoir holds up to eight cups of water which is no problem because the "water club" and filtered water is literally two steps away. It is true, we seem to have a "club" for everything. The three size options work perfectly for our group. This way you can have the coffee as strong (or weak) as you would like. No more arguing over who used too many grounds and who will now be up all night because decaf is not an option. Really, you would think grown adults could learn to compromise. Finally, one less thing to complain about and now our conversations can move onto the more important things like - pens. No really, it is amazing how fussy people can be about writing instruments. Huh, maybe decaf would be a better option.

The office where I work has a "coffee club" which means for a set monthly price you get generic <hl> watered down coffee <hl>. Nope, that is not going to work. So in a workers revolt, a Keurig B60 Special Edition was purchased.To say that I love this machine is an understatement. Easy setup, ease of use, automatic shut off which make the safety team happy, 48-ounce removable water reservoir holds up to eight cups of water which is no problem because the "water club" and filtered water is literally two steps away. It is true, we seem to have a "club" for everything.The three size options work perfectly for our group. This way you can have the coffee as strong (or weak) as you would like. No more arguing over who used too many grounds and who will now be up all night because decaf is not an option. Really, you would think grown adults could learn to compromise.Finally, one less thing to complain about and now our conversations can move onto the more important things like - pens. No really, it is amazing how fussy people can be about writing instruments.Huh, maybe decaf would be a better option.

The office where I work has a "coffee club" which means for a set monthly price you get generic <hl> watered down coffee <hl> .


Question: How many cups does the reservoir hold?

Answer: eight

The office where I work has a "coffee club" which means for a set monthly price you get generic watered down coffee. Nope, that is not going to work. So in a workers revolt, a Keurig B60 Special Edition was purchased. To say that I love this machine is an understatement. <hl> Easy setup, ease of use, automatic shut off which make the safety team happy, 48-ounce removable water reservoir holds up to eight cups of water which is no problem because the "water club" and filtered water is literally two steps away. <hl> It is true, we seem to have a "club" for everything. The three size options work perfectly for our group. This way you can have the coffee as strong (or weak) as you would like. No more arguing over who used too many grounds and who will now be up all night because decaf is not an option. Really, you would think grown adults could learn to compromise. Finally, one less thing to complain about and now our conversations can move onto the more important things like - pens. No really, it is amazing how fussy people can be about writing instruments. Huh, maybe decaf would be a better option.

The office where I work has a "coffee club" which means for a set monthly price you get generic watered down coffee. Nope, that is not going to work. So in a workers revolt, a Keurig B60 Special Edition was purchased.To say that I love this machine is an understatement. Easy setup, ease of use, automatic shut off which make the safety team happy, 48-ounce removable water reservoir holds up to <hl> eight <hl> cups of water which is no problem because the "water club" and filtered water is literally two steps away. It is true, we seem to have a "club" for everything.The three size options work perfectly for our group. This way you can have the coffee as strong (or weak) as you would like. No more arguing over who used too many grounds and who will now be up all night because decaf is not an option. Really, you would think grown adults could learn to compromise.Finally, one less thing to complain about and now our conversations can move onto the more important things like - pens. No really, it is amazing how fussy people can be about writing instruments.Huh, maybe decaf would be a better option.


Question: To fix that problem what they purchase?

Answer: Keurig B60 Special Edition

The office where I work has a "coffee club" which means for a set monthly price you get generic watered down coffee. Nope, that is not going to work. <hl> So in a workers revolt, a Keurig B60 Special Edition was purchased. <hl> To say that I love this machine is an understatement. Easy setup, ease of use, automatic shut off which make the safety team happy, 48-ounce removable water reservoir holds up to eight cups of water which is no problem because the "water club" and filtered water is literally two steps away. It is true, we seem to have a "club" for everything. The three size options work perfectly for our group. This way you can have the coffee as strong (or weak) as you would like. No more arguing over who used too many grounds and who will now be up all night because decaf is not an option. Really, you would think grown adults could learn to compromise. Finally, one less thing to complain about and now our conversations can move onto the more important things like - pens. No really, it is amazing how fussy people can be about writing instruments. Huh, maybe decaf would be a better option.

The office where I work has a "coffee club" which means for a set monthly price you get generic watered down coffee. Nope, that is not going to work. So in a workers revolt, a <hl> Keurig B60 Special Edition <hl> was purchased.To say that I love this machine is an understatement. Easy setup, ease of use, automatic shut off which make the safety team happy, 48-ounce removable water reservoir holds up to eight cups of water which is no problem because the "water club" and filtered water is literally two steps away. It is true, we seem to have a "club" for everything.The three size options work perfectly for our group. This way you can have the coffee as strong (or weak) as you would like. No more arguing over who used too many grounds and who will now be up all night because decaf is not an option. Really, you would think grown adults could learn to compromise.Finally, one less thing to complain about and now our conversations can move onto the more important things like - pens. No really, it is amazing how fussy people can be about writing instruments.Huh, maybe decaf would be a better option.


Question: What is ideal for this this group regarding the machine?

Answer: three size options

The office where I work has a "coffee club" which means for a set monthly price you get generic watered down coffee. Nope, that is not going to work. So in a workers revolt, a Keurig B60 Special Edition was purchased. To say that I love this machine is an understatement. Easy setup, ease of use, automatic shut off which make the safety team happy, 48-ounce removable water reservoir holds up to eight cups of water which is no problem because the "water club" and filtered water is literally two steps away. It is true, we seem to have a "club" for everything. <hl> The three size options work perfectly for our group. <hl> This way you can have the coffee as strong (or weak) as you would like. No more arguing over who used too many grounds and who will now be up all night because decaf is not an option. Really, you would think grown adults could learn to compromise. Finally, one less thing to complain about and now our conversations can move onto the more important things like - pens. No really, it is amazing how fussy people can be about writing instruments. Huh, maybe decaf would be a better option.

The office where I work has a "coffee club" which means for a set monthly price you get generic watered down coffee. Nope, that is not going to work. So in a workers revolt, a Keurig B60 Special Edition was purchased.To say that I love this machine is an understatement. Easy setup, ease of use, automatic shut off which make the safety team happy, 48-ounce removable water reservoir holds up to eight cups of water which is no problem because the "water club" and filtered water is literally two steps away. It is true, we seem to have a "club" for everything.The <hl> three size options <hl> work perfectly for our group. This way you can have the coffee as strong (or weak) as you would like. No more arguing over who used too many grounds and who will now be up all night because decaf is not an option. Really, you would think grown adults could learn to compromise.Finally, one less thing to complain about and now our conversations can move onto the more important things like - pens. No really, it is amazing how fussy people can be about writing instruments.Huh, maybe decaf would be a better option.


Question: What can their next topic of conversation be now?

Answer: pens

The office where I work has a "coffee club" which means for a set monthly price you get generic watered down coffee. Nope, that is not going to work. So in a workers revolt, a Keurig B60 Special Edition was purchased. To say that I love this machine is an understatement. Easy setup, ease of use, automatic shut off which make the safety team happy, 48-ounce removable water reservoir holds up to eight cups of water which is no problem because the "water club" and filtered water is literally two steps away. It is true, we seem to have a "club" for everything. The three size options work perfectly for our group. This way you can have the coffee as strong (or weak) as you would like. No more arguing over who used too many grounds and who will now be up all night because decaf is not an option. Really, you would think grown adults could learn to compromise. <hl> Finally, one less thing to complain about and now our conversations can move onto the more important things like - pens . <hl> No really, it is amazing how fussy people can be about writing instruments. Huh, maybe decaf would be a better option.

The office where I work has a "coffee club" which means for a set monthly price you get generic watered down coffee. Nope, that is not going to work. So in a workers revolt, a Keurig B60 Special Edition was purchased.To say that I love this machine is an understatement. Easy setup, ease of use, automatic shut off which make the safety team happy, 48-ounce removable water reservoir holds up to eight cups of water which is no problem because the "water club" and filtered water is literally two steps away. It is true, we seem to have a "club" for everything.The three size options work perfectly for our group. This way you can have the coffee as strong (or weak) as you would like. No more arguing over who used too many grounds and who will now be up all night because decaf is not an option. Really, you would think grown adults could learn to compromise.Finally, one less thing to complain about and now our conversations can move onto the more important things like - <hl> pens <hl>. No really, it is amazing how fussy people can be about writing instruments.Huh, maybe decaf would be a better option.

Finally, one less thing to complain about and now our conversations can move onto the more important things like - <hl> pens <hl> .


Question: What angle is really bad?

Viewing angle really bad, have to be pretty much directly in front to read. There is no way to clear, as far as I can tell, but it's not a big deal because you can just hold the minute button in and it will do the super-fast scroll to 99 then to zero to start over. Basic, very easy to use, good magnet on it. Small size, about credit card, and very thin too. Alarm is mild, wouldn't hear from other room or with much noise.

Answer: Viewing angle

<hl> Viewing angle really bad, have to be pretty much directly in front to read. <hl> There is no way to clear, as far as I can tell, but it's not a big deal because you can just hold the minute button in and it will do the super-fast scroll to 99 then to zero to start over. Basic, very easy to use, good magnet on it. Small size, about credit card, and very thin too. Alarm is mild, wouldn't hear from other room or with much noise.

<hl> Viewing angle <hl> really bad, have to be pretty much directly in front to read. There is no way to clear, as far as I can tell, but it's not a big deal because you can just hold the minute button in and it will do the super-fast scroll to 99 then to zero to start over. Basic, very easy to use, good magnet on it. Small size, about credit card, and very thin too. Alarm is mild, wouldn't hear from other room or with much noise.


Question: How is the alarm described as?

Answer: mild

Viewing angle really bad, have to be pretty much directly in front to read. There is no way to clear, as far as I can tell, but it's not a big deal because you can just hold the minute button in and it will do the super-fast scroll to 99 then to zero to start over. Basic, very easy to use, good magnet on it. Small size, about credit card, and very thin too. <hl> Alarm is mild , wouldn't hear from other room or with much noise. <hl>

Viewing angle really bad, have to be pretty much directly in front to read. There is no way to clear, as far as I can tell, but it's not a big deal because you can just hold the minute button in and it will do the super-fast scroll to 99 then to zero to start over. Basic, very easy to use, good magnet on it. Small size, about credit card, and very thin too. Alarm is <hl> mild <hl>, wouldn't hear from other room or with much noise.

Alarm is <hl> mild <hl> , wouldn't hear from other room or with much noise.


Question: What causes too much noise?

Answer: Alarm

Viewing angle really bad, have to be pretty much directly in front to read. There is no way to clear, as far as I can tell, but it's not a big deal because you can just hold the minute button in and it will do the super-fast scroll to 99 then to zero to start over. Basic, very easy to use, good magnet on it. Small size, about credit card, and very thin too. <hl> Alarm is mild, wouldn't hear from other room or with much noise. <hl>

Viewing angle really bad, have to be pretty much directly in front to read. There is no way to clear, as far as I can tell, but it's not a big deal because you can just hold the minute button in and it will do the super-fast scroll to 99 then to zero to start over. Basic, very easy to use, good magnet on it. Small size, about credit card, and very thin too. <hl> Alarm <hl> is mild, wouldn't hear from other room or with much noise.


Question: What's the highest the super-fast scroll goes to?

Answer: 99

Viewing angle really bad, have to be pretty much directly in front to read. <hl> There is no way to clear, as far as I can tell, but it's not a big deal because you can just hold the minute button in and it will do the super-fast scroll to 99 then to zero to start over. <hl> Basic, very easy to use, good magnet on it. Small size, about credit card, and very thin too. Alarm is mild, wouldn't hear from other room or with much noise.

Viewing angle really bad, have to be pretty much directly in front to read. There is no way to clear, as far as I can tell, but it's not a big deal because you can just hold the minute button in and it will do the super-fast scroll to <hl> 99 <hl> then to zero to start over. Basic, very easy to use, good magnet on it. Small size, about credit card, and very thin too. Alarm is mild, wouldn't hear from other room or with much noise.


Question: How can you activate the super-fast scroll?

Answer: hold the minute button in

Viewing angle really bad, have to be pretty much directly in front to read. There is no way to clear, as far as I can tell, but it's not a big deal because you can <hl> just hold the minute button in and it will do the super-fast scroll to 99 then to zero to start over. <hl> Basic, very easy to use, good magnet on it. Small size, about credit card, and very thin too. Alarm is mild, wouldn't hear from other room or with much noise.

Viewing angle really bad, have to be pretty much directly in front to read. There is no way to clear, as far as I can tell, but it's not a big deal because you can just <hl> hold the minute button in <hl> and it will do the super-fast scroll to 99 then to zero to start over. Basic, very easy to use, good magnet on it. Small size, about credit card, and very thin too. Alarm is mild, wouldn't hear from other room or with much noise.


Question: What is the highest priced item?

This is an inexpensive alternative to the higher priced French ovens. It is a bit heavier though, than comparable others. Unlike the French ovens, this one has little spikes on the inside of the lid which serve to baste the food as it roasts. They do work and when you open the lid, you don't have a lot of hot water dripping off of it.Just so you know, the inside is white and does stain. There is some product out there that would probably remove the stains, but I don't mind enough to have searched for it. After soaking the pot in soapy water, a baking soda paste and a nylon scrubber will remove baked on greasy spots on the outside without harming the finish. Oddly, the persimmon color darkens to a very dark orange with heat, but it returns to its original color as the pot cools. Turns out that that oddity has actually kept me from grabbing a hot lid at least once. The pot's outside is entirely enameled and the bottom is flat, so it could be used on a ceramic stove top without risk of scratches.It's a very nice pot.

Answer: French ovens

<hl> This is an inexpensive alternative to the higher priced French ovens . <hl> It is a bit heavier though, than comparable others. Unlike the French ovens, this one has little spikes on the inside of the lid which serve to baste the food as it roasts. They do work and when you open the lid, you don't have a lot of hot water dripping off of it. Just so you know, the inside is white and does stain. There is some product out there that would probably remove the stains, but I don't mind enough to have searched for it. After soaking the pot in soapy water, a baking soda paste and a nylon scrubber will remove baked on greasy spots on the outside without harming the finish. Oddly, the persimmon color darkens to a very dark orange with heat, but it returns to its original color as the pot cools. Turns out that that oddity has actually kept me from grabbing a hot lid at least once. The pot's outside is entirely enameled and the bottom is flat, so it could be used on a ceramic stove top without risk of scratches. It's a very nice pot.

This is an inexpensive alternative to the higher priced <hl> French ovens <hl>. It is a bit heavier though, than comparable others. Unlike the French ovens, this one has little spikes on the inside of the lid which serve to baste the food as it roasts. They do work and when you open the lid, you don't have a lot of hot water dripping off of it.Just so you know, the inside is white and does stain. There is some product out there that would probably remove the stains, but I don't mind enough to have searched for it. After soaking the pot in soapy water, a baking soda paste and a nylon scrubber will remove baked on greasy spots on the outside without harming the finish. Oddly, the persimmon color darkens to a very dark orange with heat, but it returns to its original color as the pot cools. Turns out that that oddity has actually kept me from grabbing a hot lid at least once. The pot's outside is entirely enameled and the bottom is flat, so it could be used on a ceramic stove top without risk of scratches.It's a very nice pot.

This is an inexpensive alternative to the higher priced <hl> French ovens <hl> .


Question: What does the alternative have unlike the French ovens?

Answer: little spikes

This is an inexpensive alternative to the higher priced French ovens. It is a bit heavier though, than comparable others. <hl> Unlike the French ovens, this one has little spikes on the inside of the lid which serve to baste the food as it roasts. <hl> They do work and when you open the lid, you don't have a lot of hot water dripping off of it. Just so you know, the inside is white and does stain. There is some product out there that would probably remove the stains, but I don't mind enough to have searched for it. After soaking the pot in soapy water, a baking soda paste and a nylon scrubber will remove baked on greasy spots on the outside without harming the finish. Oddly, the persimmon color darkens to a very dark orange with heat, but it returns to its original color as the pot cools. Turns out that that oddity has actually kept me from grabbing a hot lid at least once. The pot's outside is entirely enameled and the bottom is flat, so it could be used on a ceramic stove top without risk of scratches. It's a very nice pot.

This is an inexpensive alternative to the higher priced French ovens. It is a bit heavier though, than comparable others. Unlike the French ovens, this one has <hl> little spikes <hl> on the inside of the lid which serve to baste the food as it roasts. They do work and when you open the lid, you don't have a lot of hot water dripping off of it.Just so you know, the inside is white and does stain. There is some product out there that would probably remove the stains, but I don't mind enough to have searched for it. After soaking the pot in soapy water, a baking soda paste and a nylon scrubber will remove baked on greasy spots on the outside without harming the finish. Oddly, the persimmon color darkens to a very dark orange with heat, but it returns to its original color as the pot cools. Turns out that that oddity has actually kept me from grabbing a hot lid at least once. The pot's outside is entirely enameled and the bottom is flat, so it could be used on a ceramic stove top without risk of scratches.It's a very nice pot.


Question: What does the persimmon color darkens to?

Answer: very dark orange

This is an inexpensive alternative to the higher priced French ovens. It is a bit heavier though, than comparable others. Unlike the French ovens, this one has little spikes on the inside of the lid which serve to baste the food as it roasts. They do work and when you open the lid, you don't have a lot of hot water dripping off of it. Just so you know, the inside is white and does stain. There is some product out there that would probably remove the stains, but I don't mind enough to have searched for it. After soaking the pot in soapy water, a baking soda paste and a nylon scrubber will remove baked on greasy spots on the outside without harming the finish. <hl> Oddly, the persimmon color darkens to a very dark orange with heat, but it returns to its original color as the pot cools. <hl> Turns out that that oddity has actually kept me from grabbing a hot lid at least once. The pot's outside is entirely enameled and the bottom is flat, so it could be used on a ceramic stove top without risk of scratches. It's a very nice pot.

This is an inexpensive alternative to the higher priced French ovens. It is a bit heavier though, than comparable others. Unlike the French ovens, this one has little spikes on the inside of the lid which serve to baste the food as it roasts. They do work and when you open the lid, you don't have a lot of hot water dripping off of it.Just so you know, the inside is white and does stain. There is some product out there that would probably remove the stains, but I don't mind enough to have searched for it. After soaking the pot in soapy water, a baking soda paste and a nylon scrubber will remove baked on greasy spots on the outside without harming the finish. Oddly, the persimmon color darkens to a <hl> very dark orange <hl> with heat, but it returns to its original color as the pot cools. Turns out that that oddity has actually kept me from grabbing a hot lid at least once. The pot's outside is entirely enameled and the bottom is flat, so it could be used on a ceramic stove top without risk of scratches.It's a very nice pot.


Question: What's the pot's bottom described as?

Answer: flat

This is an inexpensive alternative to the higher priced French ovens. It is a bit heavier though, than comparable others. Unlike the French ovens, this one has little spikes on the inside of the lid which serve to baste the food as it roasts. They do work and when you open the lid, you don't have a lot of hot water dripping off of it. Just so you know, the inside is white and does stain. There is some product out there that would probably remove the stains, but I don't mind enough to have searched for it. After soaking the pot in soapy water, a baking soda paste and a nylon scrubber will remove baked on greasy spots on the outside without harming the finish. Oddly, the persimmon color darkens to a very dark orange with heat, but it returns to its original color as the pot cools. Turns out that that oddity has actually kept me from grabbing a hot lid at least once. <hl> The pot's outside is entirely enameled and the bottom is flat , so it could be used on a ceramic stove top without risk of scratches. <hl> It's a very nice pot.

This is an inexpensive alternative to the higher priced French ovens. It is a bit heavier though, than comparable others. Unlike the French ovens, this one has little spikes on the inside of the lid which serve to baste the food as it roasts. They do work and when you open the lid, you don't have a lot of hot water dripping off of it.Just so you know, the inside is white and does stain. There is some product out there that would probably remove the stains, but I don't mind enough to have searched for it. After soaking the pot in soapy water, a baking soda paste and a nylon scrubber will remove baked on greasy spots on the outside without harming the finish. Oddly, the persimmon color darkens to a very dark orange with heat, but it returns to its original color as the pot cools. Turns out that that oddity has actually kept me from grabbing a hot lid at least once. The pot's outside is entirely enameled and the bottom is <hl> flat <hl>, so it could be used on a ceramic stove top without risk of scratches.It's a very nice pot.

The pot's outside is entirely enameled and the bottom is <hl> flat <hl> , so it could be used on a ceramic stove top without risk of scratches.


Question: What can the pot be used on without risk of scratches?

Answer: ceramic stove top

This is an inexpensive alternative to the higher priced French ovens. It is a bit heavier though, than comparable others. Unlike the French ovens, this one has little spikes on the inside of the lid which serve to baste the food as it roasts. They do work and when you open the lid, you don't have a lot of hot water dripping off of it. Just so you know, the inside is white and does stain. There is some product out there that would probably remove the stains, but I don't mind enough to have searched for it. After soaking the pot in soapy water, a baking soda paste and a nylon scrubber will remove baked on greasy spots on the outside without harming the finish. Oddly, the persimmon color darkens to a very dark orange with heat, but it returns to its original color as the pot cools. Turns out that that oddity has actually kept me from grabbing a hot lid at least once. <hl> The pot's outside is entirely enameled and the bottom is flat, so it could be used on a ceramic stove top without risk of scratches. <hl> It's a very nice pot.

This is an inexpensive alternative to the higher priced French ovens. It is a bit heavier though, than comparable others. Unlike the French ovens, this one has little spikes on the inside of the lid which serve to baste the food as it roasts. They do work and when you open the lid, you don't have a lot of hot water dripping off of it.Just so you know, the inside is white and does stain. There is some product out there that would probably remove the stains, but I don't mind enough to have searched for it. After soaking the pot in soapy water, a baking soda paste and a nylon scrubber will remove baked on greasy spots on the outside without harming the finish. Oddly, the persimmon color darkens to a very dark orange with heat, but it returns to its original color as the pot cools. Turns out that that oddity has actually kept me from grabbing a hot lid at least once. The pot's outside is entirely enameled and the bottom is flat, so it could be used on a <hl> ceramic stove top <hl> without risk of scratches.It's a very nice pot.


Question: What did the author have years ago?

I had a French press years ago but gave up on it because everything was trial & error --- no directions were included. This French Press has directions included with it and a little tweaking makes great coffee. I like a dark roast/strong coffee --- this brews it the way I like it. I have found this French press very beneficial because it makes great coffee cheaper than my K-cup machine. Normally I will start off with a K-cup coffee first thing in the morning while the water is heating and the coffee is brewing (because it is fast). I normally make a 16 oz cup of coffee with this French Press while drinking a K-cup.

Answer: a French press

<hl> I had a French press years ago but gave up on it because everything was trial & error --- no directions were included. <hl> This French Press has directions included with it and a little tweaking makes great coffee. I like a dark roast/strong coffee --- this brews it the way I like it. I have found this French press very beneficial because it makes great coffee cheaper than my K-cup machine. Normally I will start off with a K-cup coffee first thing in the morning while the water is heating and the coffee is brewing (because it is fast). I normally make a 16 oz cup of coffee with this French Press while drinking a K-cup.

I had <hl> a French press <hl> years ago but gave up on it because everything was trial & error --- no directions were included. This French Press has directions included with it and a little tweaking makes great coffee. I like a dark roast/strong coffee --- this brews it the way I like it. I have found this French press very beneficial because it makes great coffee cheaper than my K-cup machine. Normally I will start off with a K-cup coffee first thing in the morning while the water is heating and the coffee is brewing (because it is fast). I normally make a 16 oz cup of coffee with this French Press while drinking a K-cup.


Question: Were directions included?

Answer: no directions

<hl> I had a French press years ago but gave up on it because everything was trial & error --- no directions were included. <hl> This French Press has directions included with it and a little tweaking makes great coffee. I like a dark roast/strong coffee --- this brews it the way I like it. I have found this French press very beneficial because it makes great coffee cheaper than my K-cup machine. Normally I will start off with a K-cup coffee first thing in the morning while the water is heating and the coffee is brewing (because it is fast). I normally make a 16 oz cup of coffee with this French Press while drinking a K-cup.

I had a French press years ago but gave up on it because everything was trial & error --- <hl> no directions <hl> were included. This French Press has directions included with it and a little tweaking makes great coffee. I like a dark roast/strong coffee --- this brews it the way I like it. I have found this French press very beneficial because it makes great coffee cheaper than my K-cup machine. Normally I will start off with a K-cup coffee first thing in the morning while the water is heating and the coffee is brewing (because it is fast). I normally make a 16 oz cup of coffee with this French Press while drinking a K-cup.


Question: What does the french have included with it?

Answer: directions

<hl> I had a French press years ago but gave up on it because everything was trial & error --- no directions were included. <hl> This French Press has directions included with it and a little tweaking makes great coffee. I like a dark roast/strong coffee --- this brews it the way I like it. I have found this French press very beneficial because it makes great coffee cheaper than my K-cup machine. Normally I will start off with a K-cup coffee first thing in the morning while the water is heating and the coffee is brewing (because it is fast). I normally make a 16 oz cup of coffee with this French Press while drinking a K-cup.

I had a French press years ago but gave up on it because everything was trial & error --- no <hl> directions <hl> were included. This French Press has directions included with it and a little tweaking makes great coffee. I like a dark roast/strong coffee --- this brews it the way I like it. I have found this French press very beneficial because it makes great coffee cheaper than my K-cup machine. Normally I will start off with a K-cup coffee first thing in the morning while the water is heating and the coffee is brewing (because it is fast). I normally make a 16 oz cup of coffee with this French Press while drinking a K-cup.


Question: What is the French press cheaper than?

Answer: K-cup machine

I had a French press years ago but gave up on it because everything was trial & error --- no directions were included. This French Press has directions included with it and a little tweaking makes great coffee. I like a dark roast/strong coffee --- this brews it the way I like it. <hl> I have found this French press very beneficial because it makes great coffee cheaper than my K-cup machine . <hl> Normally I will start off with a K-cup coffee first thing in the morning while the water is heating and the coffee is brewing (because it is fast). I normally make a 16 oz cup of coffee with this French Press while drinking a K-cup.

I had a French press years ago but gave up on it because everything was trial & error --- no directions were included. This French Press has directions included with it and a little tweaking makes great coffee. I like a dark roast/strong coffee --- this brews it the way I like it. I have found this French press very beneficial because it makes great coffee cheaper than my <hl> K-cup machine <hl>. Normally I will start off with a K-cup coffee first thing in the morning while the water is heating and the coffee is brewing (because it is fast). I normally make a 16 oz cup of coffee with this French Press while drinking a K-cup.

I have found this French press very beneficial because it makes great coffee cheaper than my <hl> K-cup machine <hl> .


Question: What does the author make normally with the French press?

Answer: 16 oz cup of coffee

I had a French press years ago but gave up on it because everything was trial & error --- no directions were included. This French Press has directions included with it and a little tweaking makes great coffee. I like a dark roast/strong coffee --- this brews it the way I like it. I have found this French press very beneficial because it makes great coffee cheaper than my K-cup machine. Normally I will start off with a K-cup coffee first thing in the morning while the water is heating and the coffee is brewing (because it is fast). <hl> I normally make a 16 oz cup of coffee with this French Press while drinking a K-cup. <hl>

I had a French press years ago but gave up on it because everything was trial & error --- no directions were included. This French Press has directions included with it and a little tweaking makes great coffee. I like a dark roast/strong coffee --- this brews it the way I like it. I have found this French press very beneficial because it makes great coffee cheaper than my K-cup machine. Normally I will start off with a K-cup coffee first thing in the morning while the water is heating and the coffee is brewing (because it is fast). I normally make a <hl> 16 oz cup of coffee <hl> with this French Press while drinking a K-cup.


Question: How many mitts were ordered?

I ordered 2 of these mitts and I love them! They keep my hands cool and have a good grip because of the silicon strips in the mits themselves. They are well made, look very expensive, but aren't and I will order from this seller agaIn, when the mitts wear out.

Answer: 2

<hl> I ordered 2 of these mitts and I love them! <hl> They keep my hands cool and have a good grip because of the silicon strips in the mits themselves. They are well made, look very expensive, but aren't and I will order from this seller agaIn, when the mitts wear out.

I ordered <hl> 2 <hl> of these mitts and I love them! They keep my hands cool and have a good grip because of the silicon strips in the mits themselves. They are well made, look very expensive, but aren't and I will order from this seller agaIn, when the mitts wear out.


Question: What types of strips does the mitts have?

Answer: very expensive

I ordered 2 of these mitts and I love them! They keep my hands cool and have a good grip because of the silicon strips in the mits themselves. <hl> They are well made, look very expensive , but aren't and I will order from this seller agaIn, when the mitts wear out. <hl>

I ordered 2 of these mitts and I love them! They keep my hands cool and have a good grip because of the silicon strips in the mits themselves. They are well made, look <hl> very expensive <hl>, but aren't and I will order from this seller agaIn, when the mitts wear out.

They are well made, look <hl> very expensive <hl> , but aren't and I will order from this seller agaIn, when the mitts wear out.


Question: How does the mitts look in terms of pricing?

Answer: very expensive

I ordered 2 of these mitts and I love them! They keep my hands cool and have a good grip because of the silicon strips in the mits themselves. <hl> They are well made, look very expensive , but aren't and I will order from this seller agaIn, when the mitts wear out. <hl>

I ordered 2 of these mitts and I love them! They keep my hands cool and have a good grip because of the silicon strips in the mits themselves. They are well made, look <hl> very expensive <hl>, but aren't and I will order from this seller agaIn, when the mitts wear out.

They are well made, look <hl> very expensive <hl> , but aren't and I will order from this seller agaIn, when the mitts wear out.


Question: Will the seller purchase the mitts again?

Answer: I will order

I ordered 2 of these mitts and I love them! They keep my hands cool and have a good grip because of the silicon strips in the mits themselves. <hl> They are well made, look very expensive, but aren't and I will order from this seller agaIn, when the mitts wear out. <hl>

I ordered 2 of these mitts and I love them! They keep my hands cool and have a good grip because of the silicon strips in the mits themselves. They are well made, look very expensive, but aren't and <hl> I will order <hl> from this seller agaIn, when the mitts wear out.


Question: What type of grip does the author have?

Answer: good grip

I ordered 2 of these mitts and I love them! <hl> They keep my hands cool and have a good grip because of the silicon strips in the mits themselves. <hl> They are well made, look very expensive, but aren't and I will order from this seller agaIn, when the mitts wear out.

I ordered 2 of these mitts and I love them! They keep my hands cool and have a <hl> good grip <hl> because of the silicon strips in the mits themselves. They are well made, look very expensive, but aren't and I will order from this seller agaIn, when the mitts wear out.


Question: How many sets of containers did the author purchase?

I bought two different sets of these containers and am posting the same review to each.I had a set of these that I received years and years ago for signing up for a free checking account at my local bank. That set was great-- held up to dishwasher/microwave/college student use and nested well (all containers were different sizes.)Over the years and several moves, I lost almost all of these containers (or their lids), so I recently decided to replace them.They're still the same great containers (now BPA free!), but I noticed that the containers that are the same size (share the same sized lid) don't nest. They just... stack. Not a HORRIBLE big deal, as you can create a sort of nesting system with the various sizes, but it would be more convenient to be able to nest same sized containers together.Regardless, I'm still glad I pitched the large majority of the patchwork collection of food storage containers I had amassed over the years and replaced them with these. I no longer need to worry about surprise wet papers/purses/lunchboxes or melting containers in the microwave. I just wish that these were more nest-friendly, to save on storage space and save the hassle of sorting through a stack of 3/4 containers to get the right sized one out or put it away.

Answer: two

<hl> I bought two different sets of these containers and am posting the same review to each. <hl> I had a set of these that I received years and years ago for signing up for a free checking account at my local bank. That set was great-- held up to dishwasher/microwave/college student use and nested well (all containers were different sizes.)Over the years and several moves, I lost almost all of these containers (or their lids), so I recently decided to replace them. They're still the same great containers (now BPA free!), but I noticed that the containers that are the same size (share the same sized lid) don't nest. They just... stack. Not a HORRIBLE big deal, as you can create a sort of nesting system with the various sizes, but it would be more convenient to be able to nest same sized containers together. Regardless, I'm still glad I pitched the large majority of the patchwork collection of food storage containers I had amassed over the years and replaced them with these. I no longer need to worry about surprise wet papers/purses/lunchboxes or melting containers in the microwave. I just wish that these were more nest-friendly, to save on storage space and save the hassle of sorting through a stack of 3/4 containers to get the right sized one out or put it away.

I bought <hl> two <hl> different sets of these containers and am posting the same review to each.I had a set of these that I received years and years ago for signing up for a free checking account at my local bank. That set was great-- held up to dishwasher/microwave/college student use and nested well (all containers were different sizes.)Over the years and several moves, I lost almost all of these containers (or their lids), so I recently decided to replace them.They're still the same great containers (now BPA free!), but I noticed that the containers that are the same size (share the same sized lid) don't nest. They just... stack. Not a HORRIBLE big deal, as you can create a sort of nesting system with the various sizes, but it would be more convenient to be able to nest same sized containers together.Regardless, I'm still glad I pitched the large majority of the patchwork collection of food storage containers I had amassed over the years and replaced them with these. I no longer need to worry about surprise wet papers/purses/lunchboxes or melting containers in the microwave. I just wish that these were more nest-friendly, to save on storage space and save the hassle of sorting through a stack of 3/4 containers to get the right sized one out or put it away.


Question: How did the author acquire these containers?

Answer: signing up for a free checking account at my local bank

I bought two different sets of these containers and am posting the same review to each. <hl> I had a set of these that I received years and years ago for signing up for a free checking account at my local bank . <hl> That set was great-- held up to dishwasher/microwave/college student use and nested well (all containers were different sizes.)Over the years and several moves, I lost almost all of these containers (or their lids), so I recently decided to replace them. They're still the same great containers (now BPA free!), but I noticed that the containers that are the same size (share the same sized lid) don't nest. They just... stack. Not a HORRIBLE big deal, as you can create a sort of nesting system with the various sizes, but it would be more convenient to be able to nest same sized containers together. Regardless, I'm still glad I pitched the large majority of the patchwork collection of food storage containers I had amassed over the years and replaced them with these. I no longer need to worry about surprise wet papers/purses/lunchboxes or melting containers in the microwave. I just wish that these were more nest-friendly, to save on storage space and save the hassle of sorting through a stack of 3/4 containers to get the right sized one out or put it away.

I bought two different sets of these containers and am posting the same review to each.I had a set of these that I received years and years ago for <hl> signing up for a free checking account at my local bank <hl>. That set was great-- held up to dishwasher/microwave/college student use and nested well (all containers were different sizes.)Over the years and several moves, I lost almost all of these containers (or their lids), so I recently decided to replace them.They're still the same great containers (now BPA free!), but I noticed that the containers that are the same size (share the same sized lid) don't nest. They just... stack. Not a HORRIBLE big deal, as you can create a sort of nesting system with the various sizes, but it would be more convenient to be able to nest same sized containers together.Regardless, I'm still glad I pitched the large majority of the patchwork collection of food storage containers I had amassed over the years and replaced them with these. I no longer need to worry about surprise wet papers/purses/lunchboxes or melting containers in the microwave. I just wish that these were more nest-friendly, to save on storage space and save the hassle of sorting through a stack of 3/4 containers to get the right sized one out or put it away.

I had a set of these that I received years and years ago for <hl> signing up for a free checking account at my local bank <hl> .


Question: What problem did the author have with containers in the microwave?

Answer: melting

I bought two different sets of these containers and am posting the same review to each. I had a set of these that I received years and years ago for signing up for a free checking account at my local bank. That set was great-- held up to dishwasher/microwave/college student use and nested well (all containers were different sizes.)Over the years and several moves, I lost almost all of these containers (or their lids), so I recently decided to replace them. They're still the same great containers (now BPA free!), but I noticed that the containers that are the same size (share the same sized lid) don't nest. They just... stack. Not a HORRIBLE big deal, as you can create a sort of nesting system with the various sizes, but it would be more convenient to be able to nest same sized containers together. Regardless, I'm still glad I pitched the large majority of the patchwork collection of food storage containers I had amassed over the years and replaced them with these. <hl> I no longer need to worry about surprise wet papers/purses/lunchboxes or melting containers in the microwave. <hl> I just wish that these were more nest-friendly, to save on storage space and save the hassle of sorting through a stack of 3/4 containers to get the right sized one out or put it away.

I bought two different sets of these containers and am posting the same review to each.I had a set of these that I received years and years ago for signing up for a free checking account at my local bank. That set was great-- held up to dishwasher/microwave/college student use and nested well (all containers were different sizes.)Over the years and several moves, I lost almost all of these containers (or their lids), so I recently decided to replace them.They're still the same great containers (now BPA free!), but I noticed that the containers that are the same size (share the same sized lid) don't nest. They just... stack. Not a HORRIBLE big deal, as you can create a sort of nesting system with the various sizes, but it would be more convenient to be able to nest same sized containers together.Regardless, I'm still glad I pitched the large majority of the patchwork collection of food storage containers I had amassed over the years and replaced them with these. I no longer need to worry about surprise wet papers/purses/lunchboxes or <hl> melting <hl> containers in the microwave. I just wish that these were more nest-friendly, to save on storage space and save the hassle of sorting through a stack of 3/4 containers to get the right sized one out or put it away.


Question: What does the author wish for?

Answer: nest-friendly

I bought two different sets of these containers and am posting the same review to each. I had a set of these that I received years and years ago for signing up for a free checking account at my local bank. That set was great-- held up to dishwasher/microwave/college student use and nested well (all containers were different sizes.)Over the years and several moves, I lost almost all of these containers (or their lids), so I recently decided to replace them. They're still the same great containers (now BPA free!), but I noticed that the containers that are the same size (share the same sized lid) don't nest. They just... stack. Not a HORRIBLE big deal, as you can create a sort of nesting system with the various sizes, but it would be more convenient to be able to nest same sized containers together. Regardless, I'm still glad I pitched the large majority of the patchwork collection of food storage containers I had amassed over the years and replaced them with these. I no longer need to worry about surprise wet papers/purses/lunchboxes or melting containers in the microwave. <hl> I just wish that these were more nest-friendly , to save on storage space and save the hassle of sorting through a stack of 3/4 containers to get the right sized one out or put it away. <hl>

I bought two different sets of these containers and am posting the same review to each.I had a set of these that I received years and years ago for signing up for a free checking account at my local bank. That set was great-- held up to dishwasher/microwave/college student use and nested well (all containers were different sizes.)Over the years and several moves, I lost almost all of these containers (or their lids), so I recently decided to replace them.They're still the same great containers (now BPA free!), but I noticed that the containers that are the same size (share the same sized lid) don't nest. They just... stack. Not a HORRIBLE big deal, as you can create a sort of nesting system with the various sizes, but it would be more convenient to be able to nest same sized containers together.Regardless, I'm still glad I pitched the large majority of the patchwork collection of food storage containers I had amassed over the years and replaced them with these. I no longer need to worry about surprise wet papers/purses/lunchboxes or melting containers in the microwave. I just wish that these were more <hl> nest-friendly <hl>, to save on storage space and save the hassle of sorting through a stack of 3/4 containers to get the right sized one out or put it away.

I just wish that these were more <hl> nest-friendly <hl> , to save on storage space and save the hassle of sorting through a stack of 3/4 containers to get the right sized one out or put it away.


Question: What is the system with various sizes described as?

Answer: nesting system

I bought two different sets of these containers and am posting the same review to each. I had a set of these that I received years and years ago for signing up for a free checking account at my local bank. That set was great-- held up to dishwasher/microwave/college student use and nested well (all containers were different sizes.)Over the years and several moves, I lost almost all of these containers (or their lids), so I recently decided to replace them. They're still the same great containers (now BPA free!), but I noticed that the containers that are the same size (share the same sized lid) don't nest. They just... stack. <hl> Not a HORRIBLE big deal, as you can create a sort of nesting system with the various sizes, but it would be more convenient to be able to nest same sized containers together. <hl> Regardless, I'm still glad I pitched the large majority of the patchwork collection of food storage containers I had amassed over the years and replaced them with these. I no longer need to worry about surprise wet papers/purses/lunchboxes or melting containers in the microwave. I just wish that these were more nest-friendly, to save on storage space and save the hassle of sorting through a stack of 3/4 containers to get the right sized one out or put it away.

I bought two different sets of these containers and am posting the same review to each.I had a set of these that I received years and years ago for signing up for a free checking account at my local bank. That set was great-- held up to dishwasher/microwave/college student use and nested well (all containers were different sizes.)Over the years and several moves, I lost almost all of these containers (or their lids), so I recently decided to replace them.They're still the same great containers (now BPA free!), but I noticed that the containers that are the same size (share the same sized lid) don't nest. They just... stack. Not a HORRIBLE big deal, as you can create a sort of <hl> nesting system <hl> with the various sizes, but it would be more convenient to be able to nest same sized containers together.Regardless, I'm still glad I pitched the large majority of the patchwork collection of food storage containers I had amassed over the years and replaced them with these. I no longer need to worry about surprise wet papers/purses/lunchboxes or melting containers in the microwave. I just wish that these were more nest-friendly, to save on storage space and save the hassle of sorting through a stack of 3/4 containers to get the right sized one out or put it away.


Question: How many filters are in a sealed bag?

I brew a two-cup thermal mug of coffee every day of the week and sometimes twice on Sunday, and so I use a #2 filter every day, or even more. These filters are pure white, leave no paper taste, hold up well (important when you're dumping grounds) and have a nifty little finger tab that makes the filter easy to open. The best news is that 800 of them will last me more than two years before I have to find #2 filters again. They're in sealed bags of 100, and each bag has its own "zipper" seal. Two years won't be a problem, and the price is right.

Answer: 100

I brew a two-cup thermal mug of coffee every day of the week and sometimes twice on Sunday, and so I use a #2 filter every day, or even more. These filters are pure white, leave no paper taste, hold up well (important when you're dumping grounds) and have a nifty little finger tab that makes the filter easy to open. The best news is that 800 of them will last me more than two years before I have to find #2 filters again. <hl> They're in sealed bags of 100 , and each bag has its own "zipper" seal. <hl> Two years won't be a problem, and the price is right.

I brew a two-cup thermal mug of coffee every day of the week and sometimes twice on Sunday, and so I use a #2 filter every day, or even more. These filters are pure white, leave no paper taste, hold up well (important when you're dumping grounds) and have a nifty little finger tab that makes the filter easy to open. The best news is that 800 of them will last me more than two years before I have to find #2 filters again. They're in sealed bags of <hl> 100 <hl>, and each bag has its own "zipper" seal. Two years won't be a problem, and the price is right.

They're in sealed bags of <hl> 100 <hl> , and each bag has its own "zipper" seal.


Question: What size filter is used exclusively every day?

Answer: #2

<hl> I brew a two-cup thermal mug of coffee every day of the week and sometimes twice on Sunday, and so I use a #2 filter every day, or even more. <hl> These filters are pure white, leave no paper taste, hold up well (important when you're dumping grounds) and have a nifty little finger tab that makes the filter easy to open. The best news is that 800 of them will last me more than two years before I have to find #2 filters again. They're in sealed bags of 100, and each bag has its own "zipper" seal. Two years won't be a problem, and the price is right.

I brew a two-cup thermal mug of coffee every day of the week and sometimes twice on Sunday, and so I use a <hl> #2 <hl> filter every day, or even more. These filters are pure white, leave no paper taste, hold up well (important when you're dumping grounds) and have a nifty little finger tab that makes the filter easy to open. The best news is that 800 of them will last me more than two years before I have to find #2 filters again. They're in sealed bags of 100, and each bag has its own "zipper" seal. Two years won't be a problem, and the price is right.


Question: How many times do they make coffee on Sunday?

Answer: twice

<hl> I brew a two-cup thermal mug of coffee every day of the week and sometimes twice on Sunday, and so I use a #2 filter every day, or even more. <hl> These filters are pure white, leave no paper taste, hold up well (important when you're dumping grounds) and have a nifty little finger tab that makes the filter easy to open. The best news is that 800 of them will last me more than two years before I have to find #2 filters again. They're in sealed bags of 100, and each bag has its own "zipper" seal. Two years won't be a problem, and the price is right.

I brew a two-cup thermal mug of coffee every day of the week and sometimes <hl> twice <hl> on Sunday, and so I use a #2 filter every day, or even more. These filters are pure white, leave no paper taste, hold up well (important when you're dumping grounds) and have a nifty little finger tab that makes the filter easy to open. The best news is that 800 of them will last me more than two years before I have to find #2 filters again. They're in sealed bags of 100, and each bag has its own "zipper" seal. Two years won't be a problem, and the price is right.


Question: What is the color of the filters they always use?

Answer: white

I brew a two-cup thermal mug of coffee every day of the week and sometimes twice on Sunday, and so I use a #2 filter every day, or even more. <hl> These filters are pure white , leave no paper taste, hold up well (important when you're dumping grounds) and have a nifty little finger tab that makes the filter easy to open. <hl> The best news is that 800 of them will last me more than two years before I have to find #2 filters again. They're in sealed bags of 100, and each bag has its own "zipper" seal. Two years won't be a problem, and the price is right.

I brew a two-cup thermal mug of coffee every day of the week and sometimes twice on Sunday, and so I use a #2 filter every day, or even more. These filters are pure <hl> white <hl>, leave no paper taste, hold up well (important when you're dumping grounds) and have a nifty little finger tab that makes the filter easy to open. The best news is that 800 of them will last me more than two years before I have to find #2 filters again. They're in sealed bags of 100, and each bag has its own "zipper" seal. Two years won't be a problem, and the price is right.

These filters are pure <hl> white <hl> , leave no paper taste, hold up well (important when you're dumping grounds) and have a nifty little finger tab that makes the filter easy to open.


Question: What handy feature allows the filters to easily be opened?

Answer: little finger tab

I brew a two-cup thermal mug of coffee every day of the week and sometimes twice on Sunday, and so I use a #2 filter every day, or even more. <hl> These filters are pure white, leave no paper taste, hold up well (important when you're dumping grounds) and have a nifty little finger tab that makes the filter easy to open. <hl> The best news is that 800 of them will last me more than two years before I have to find #2 filters again. They're in sealed bags of 100, and each bag has its own "zipper" seal. Two years won't be a problem, and the price is right.

I brew a two-cup thermal mug of coffee every day of the week and sometimes twice on Sunday, and so I use a #2 filter every day, or even more. These filters are pure white, leave no paper taste, hold up well (important when you're dumping grounds) and have a nifty <hl> little finger tab <hl> that makes the filter easy to open. The best news is that 800 of them will last me more than two years before I have to find #2 filters again. They're in sealed bags of 100, and each bag has its own "zipper" seal. Two years won't be a problem, and the price is right.


Question: What pizza peel does this person prefer?

I have been experimenting with pizza making for a few years. I've gone through a few Pizza Peels in that time. I've tried the traditional wood, the one offered by Epicurian and this one. The wood one is too thick and although its tapered nicely to retrieve the pies it usually has a problem placing the pie on the Stone. The Epicurian peel was alot better but I still had difficulties transferring the pies to and from the stone. The Mario Batali Peel has no problems at all. Its strong enough to handle a fully loaded pie to and from a pizza stone. I particularly like the thinness and strength of the blade. Its easy to clean and can be taken apart for easy storage. What's not to like? It does what it should.

Answer: Mario Batali

I have been experimenting with pizza making for a few years. I've gone through a few Pizza Peels in that time. I've tried the traditional wood, the one offered by Epicurian and this one. The wood one is too thick and although its tapered nicely to retrieve the pies it usually has a problem placing the pie on the Stone. The Epicurian peel was alot better but I still had difficulties transferring the pies to and from the stone. <hl> The Mario Batali Peel has no problems at all. <hl> Its strong enough to handle a fully loaded pie to and from a pizza stone. I particularly like the thinness and strength of the blade. Its easy to clean and can be taken apart for easy storage. What's not to like? It does what it should.

I have been experimenting with pizza making for a few years. I've gone through a few Pizza Peels in that time. I've tried the traditional wood, the one offered by Epicurian and this one. The wood one is too thick and although its tapered nicely to retrieve the pies it usually has a problem placing the pie on the Stone. The Epicurian peel was alot better but I still had difficulties transferring the pies to and from the stone. The <hl> Mario Batali <hl> Peel has no problems at all. Its strong enough to handle a fully loaded pie to and from a pizza stone. I particularly like the thinness and strength of the blade. Its easy to clean and can be taken apart for easy storage. What's not to like? It does what it should.


Question: Along with being thin what is something really liked about their favorite peel?

Answer: strength of the blade

I have been experimenting with pizza making for a few years. I've gone through a few Pizza Peels in that time. I've tried the traditional wood, the one offered by Epicurian and this one. The wood one is too thick and although its tapered nicely to retrieve the pies it usually has a problem placing the pie on the Stone. The Epicurian peel was alot better but I still had difficulties transferring the pies to and from the stone. The Mario Batali Peel has no problems at all. Its strong enough to handle a fully loaded pie to and from a pizza stone. <hl> I particularly like the thinness and strength of the blade . <hl> Its easy to clean and can be taken apart for easy storage. What's not to like? It does what it should.

I have been experimenting with pizza making for a few years. I've gone through a few Pizza Peels in that time. I've tried the traditional wood, the one offered by Epicurian and this one. The wood one is too thick and although its tapered nicely to retrieve the pies it usually has a problem placing the pie on the Stone. The Epicurian peel was alot better but I still had difficulties transferring the pies to and from the stone. The Mario Batali Peel has no problems at all. Its strong enough to handle a fully loaded pie to and from a pizza stone. I particularly like the thinness and <hl> strength of the blade <hl>. Its easy to clean and can be taken apart for easy storage. What's not to like? It does what it should.

I particularly like the thinness and <hl> strength of the blade <hl> .


Question: What other peel besides Mario Batali and Epicurian did they try?

Answer: traditional wood

I have been experimenting with pizza making for a few years. I've gone through a few Pizza Peels in that time. <hl> I've tried the traditional wood , the one offered by Epicurian and this one. <hl> The wood one is too thick and although its tapered nicely to retrieve the pies it usually has a problem placing the pie on the Stone. The Epicurian peel was alot better but I still had difficulties transferring the pies to and from the stone. The Mario Batali Peel has no problems at all. Its strong enough to handle a fully loaded pie to and from a pizza stone. I particularly like the thinness and strength of the blade. Its easy to clean and can be taken apart for easy storage. What's not to like? It does what it should.

I have been experimenting with pizza making for a few years. I've gone through a few Pizza Peels in that time. I've tried the <hl> traditional wood <hl>, the one offered by Epicurian and this one. The wood one is too thick and although its tapered nicely to retrieve the pies it usually has a problem placing the pie on the Stone. The Epicurian peel was alot better but I still had difficulties transferring the pies to and from the stone. The Mario Batali Peel has no problems at all. Its strong enough to handle a fully loaded pie to and from a pizza stone. I particularly like the thinness and strength of the blade. Its easy to clean and can be taken apart for easy storage. What's not to like? It does what it should.

I've tried the <hl> traditional wood <hl> , the one offered by Epicurian and this one.


Question: How long have they been in to making pizzas?

Answer: a few years

<hl> I have been experimenting with pizza making for a few years . <hl> I've gone through a few Pizza Peels in that time. I've tried the traditional wood, the one offered by Epicurian and this one. The wood one is too thick and although its tapered nicely to retrieve the pies it usually has a problem placing the pie on the Stone. The Epicurian peel was alot better but I still had difficulties transferring the pies to and from the stone. The Mario Batali Peel has no problems at all. Its strong enough to handle a fully loaded pie to and from a pizza stone. I particularly like the thinness and strength of the blade. Its easy to clean and can be taken apart for easy storage. What's not to like? It does what it should.

I have been experimenting with pizza making for <hl> a few years <hl>. I've gone through a few Pizza Peels in that time. I've tried the traditional wood, the one offered by Epicurian and this one. The wood one is too thick and although its tapered nicely to retrieve the pies it usually has a problem placing the pie on the Stone. The Epicurian peel was alot better but I still had difficulties transferring the pies to and from the stone. The Mario Batali Peel has no problems at all. Its strong enough to handle a fully loaded pie to and from a pizza stone. I particularly like the thinness and strength of the blade. Its easy to clean and can be taken apart for easy storage. What's not to like? It does what it should.

I have been experimenting with pizza making for <hl> a few years <hl> .


Question: Where is the pizza pie usually placed on?

Answer: Stone

I have been experimenting with pizza making for a few years. I've gone through a few Pizza Peels in that time. I've tried the traditional wood, the one offered by Epicurian and this one. <hl> The wood one is too thick and although its tapered nicely to retrieve the pies it usually has a problem placing the pie on the Stone . <hl> The Epicurian peel was alot better but I still had difficulties transferring the pies to and from the stone. The Mario Batali Peel has no problems at all. Its strong enough to handle a fully loaded pie to and from a pizza stone. I particularly like the thinness and strength of the blade. Its easy to clean and can be taken apart for easy storage. What's not to like? It does what it should.

I have been experimenting with pizza making for a few years. I've gone through a few Pizza Peels in that time. I've tried the traditional wood, the one offered by Epicurian and this one. The wood one is too thick and although its tapered nicely to retrieve the pies it usually has a problem placing the pie on the <hl> Stone <hl>. The Epicurian peel was alot better but I still had difficulties transferring the pies to and from the stone. The Mario Batali Peel has no problems at all. Its strong enough to handle a fully loaded pie to and from a pizza stone. I particularly like the thinness and strength of the blade. Its easy to clean and can be taken apart for easy storage. What's not to like? It does what it should.

The wood one is too thick and although its tapered nicely to retrieve the pies it usually has a problem placing the pie on the <hl> Stone <hl> .


Question: When the towels arrived what did they have a lot of on them?

Who would ever think that two little tiny stripes of color would make a white towel look so darn elegant? Not me. This touch makes these towels something special.The towels are larger than a standard bath towel, somewhere between the standard size and a bath sheet. I'm a big guy and this is just about the perfect size. The towels arrived with a lot of sizing on them and really need to be washed a couple of times before they are super soft and absorbent. One side is nubby less and absorbent. The other side is super absorbent, smoother, and feels a bit like a microfiber towel (it isn't really that fine, just close to that feeling).These are just so darn nice.

Answer: sizing

Who would ever think that two little tiny stripes of color would make a white towel look so darn elegant? Not me. This touch makes these towels something special. The towels are larger than a standard bath towel, somewhere between the standard size and a bath sheet. I'm a big guy and this is just about the perfect size. <hl> The towels arrived with a lot of sizing on them and really need to be washed a couple of times before they are super soft and absorbent. <hl> One side is nubby less and absorbent. The other side is super absorbent, smoother, and feels a bit like a microfiber towel (it isn't really that fine, just close to that feeling).These are just so darn nice.

Who would ever think that two little tiny stripes of color would make a white towel look so darn elegant? Not me. This touch makes these towels something special.The towels are larger than a standard bath towel, somewhere between the standard size and a bath sheet. I'm a big guy and this is just about the perfect size. The towels arrived with a lot of <hl> sizing <hl> on them and really need to be washed a couple of times before they are super soft and absorbent. One side is nubby less and absorbent. The other side is super absorbent, smoother, and feels a bit like a microfiber towel (it isn't really that fine, just close to that feeling).These are just so darn nice.


Question: The towel also feels like what other kind of fine towel?

Answer: microfiber

Who would ever think that two little tiny stripes of color would make a white towel look so darn elegant? Not me. This touch makes these towels something special. The towels are larger than a standard bath towel, somewhere between the standard size and a bath sheet. I'm a big guy and this is just about the perfect size. The towels arrived with a lot of sizing on them and really need to be washed a couple of times before they are super soft and absorbent. One side is nubby less and absorbent. <hl> The other side is super absorbent, smoother, and feels a bit like a microfiber towel (it isn't really that fine, just close to that feeling).These are just so darn nice. <hl>

Who would ever think that two little tiny stripes of color would make a white towel look so darn elegant? Not me. This touch makes these towels something special.The towels are larger than a standard bath towel, somewhere between the standard size and a bath sheet. I'm a big guy and this is just about the perfect size. The towels arrived with a lot of sizing on them and really need to be washed a couple of times before they are super soft and absorbent. One side is nubby less and absorbent. The other side is super absorbent, smoother, and feels a bit like a <hl> microfiber <hl> towel (it isn't really that fine, just close to that feeling).These are just so darn nice.


Question: How many colored stripes were there?

Answer: two

<hl> Who would ever think that two little tiny stripes of color would make a white towel look so darn elegant? <hl> Not me. This touch makes these towels something special. The towels are larger than a standard bath towel, somewhere between the standard size and a bath sheet. I'm a big guy and this is just about the perfect size. The towels arrived with a lot of sizing on them and really need to be washed a couple of times before they are super soft and absorbent. One side is nubby less and absorbent. The other side is super absorbent, smoother, and feels a bit like a microfiber towel (it isn't really that fine, just close to that feeling).These are just so darn nice.

Who would ever think that <hl> two <hl> little tiny stripes of color would make a white towel look so darn elegant? Not me. This touch makes these towels something special.The towels are larger than a standard bath towel, somewhere between the standard size and a bath sheet. I'm a big guy and this is just about the perfect size. The towels arrived with a lot of sizing on them and really need to be washed a couple of times before they are super soft and absorbent. One side is nubby less and absorbent. The other side is super absorbent, smoother, and feels a bit like a microfiber towel (it isn't really that fine, just close to that feeling).These are just so darn nice.


Question: What base color were the the stripes over?

Answer: white

<hl> Who would ever think that two little tiny stripes of color would make a white towel look so darn elegant? <hl> Not me. This touch makes these towels something special. The towels are larger than a standard bath towel, somewhere between the standard size and a bath sheet. I'm a big guy and this is just about the perfect size. The towels arrived with a lot of sizing on them and really need to be washed a couple of times before they are super soft and absorbent. One side is nubby less and absorbent. The other side is super absorbent, smoother, and feels a bit like a microfiber towel (it isn't really that fine, just close to that feeling).These are just so darn nice.

Who would ever think that two little tiny stripes of color would make a <hl> white <hl> towel look so darn elegant? Not me. This touch makes these towels something special.The towels are larger than a standard bath towel, somewhere between the standard size and a bath sheet. I'm a big guy and this is just about the perfect size. The towels arrived with a lot of sizing on them and really need to be washed a couple of times before they are super soft and absorbent. One side is nubby less and absorbent. The other side is super absorbent, smoother, and feels a bit like a microfiber towel (it isn't really that fine, just close to that feeling).These are just so darn nice.


Question: How did this person describe his own body size?

Answer: I'm a big guy

Who would ever think that two little tiny stripes of color would make a white towel look so darn elegant? Not me. This touch makes these towels something special. The towels are larger than a standard bath towel, somewhere between the standard size and a bath sheet. <hl> I'm a big guy and this is just about the perfect size. <hl> The towels arrived with a lot of sizing on them and really need to be washed a couple of times before they are super soft and absorbent. One side is nubby less and absorbent. The other side is super absorbent, smoother, and feels a bit like a microfiber towel (it isn't really that fine, just close to that feeling).These are just so darn nice.

Who would ever think that two little tiny stripes of color would make a white towel look so darn elegant? Not me. This touch makes these towels something special.The towels are larger than a standard bath towel, somewhere between the standard size and a bath sheet. <hl> I'm a big guy <hl> and this is just about the perfect size. The towels arrived with a lot of sizing on them and really need to be washed a couple of times before they are super soft and absorbent. One side is nubby less and absorbent. The other side is super absorbent, smoother, and feels a bit like a microfiber towel (it isn't really that fine, just close to that feeling).These are just so darn nice.


Question: What kind of adventure did she go on with her 3 dogs?

I have a teensy, tiny bathroom with no convenient wall location on which to mount a TP-Holder. This is the perfection solution to not only holding the roll, but of storing a few spares!I haven't had issue with mine falling over, but we also do not yank the paper with brute force either... the dogs have knocked it over for me, when all three decided to assist me in the tub-scrubbing adventure I was apparently enjoying without them.It is a wonderful solution for the smaller bathroom with no wall space handy!

Answer: tub-scrubbing

I have a teensy, tiny bathroom with no convenient wall location on which to mount a TP-Holder. This is the perfection solution to not only holding the roll, but of storing a few spares!I haven't had issue with mine falling over, but we also do not yank the paper with brute force either... <hl> the dogs have knocked it over for me, when all three decided to assist me in the tub-scrubbing adventure I was apparently enjoying without them. <hl> It is a wonderful solution for the smaller bathroom with no wall space handy!

I have a teensy, tiny bathroom with no convenient wall location on which to mount a TP-Holder. This is the perfection solution to not only holding the roll, but of storing a few spares!I haven't had issue with mine falling over, but we also do not yank the paper with brute force either... the dogs have knocked it over for me, when all three decided to assist me in the <hl> tub-scrubbing <hl> adventure I was apparently enjoying without them.It is a wonderful solution for the smaller bathroom with no wall space handy!


Question: What is mounted on her bathroom wall?

Answer: TP-Holder

<hl> I have a teensy, tiny bathroom with no convenient wall location on which to mount a TP-Holder . <hl> This is the perfection solution to not only holding the roll, but of storing a few spares!I haven't had issue with mine falling over, but we also do not yank the paper with brute force either... the dogs have knocked it over for me, when all three decided to assist me in the tub-scrubbing adventure I was apparently enjoying without them. It is a wonderful solution for the smaller bathroom with no wall space handy!

I have a teensy, tiny bathroom with no convenient wall location on which to mount a <hl> TP-Holder <hl>. This is the perfection solution to not only holding the roll, but of storing a few spares!I haven't had issue with mine falling over, but we also do not yank the paper with brute force either... the dogs have knocked it over for me, when all three decided to assist me in the tub-scrubbing adventure I was apparently enjoying without them.It is a wonderful solution for the smaller bathroom with no wall space handy!

I have a teensy, tiny bathroom with no convenient wall location on which to mount a <hl> TP-Holder <hl> .


Question: What is something you don't want to do to the paper?

Answer: yank the paper with brute force

I have a teensy, tiny bathroom with no convenient wall location on which to mount a TP-Holder. <hl> This is the perfection solution to not only holding the roll, but of storing a few spares!I haven't had issue with mine falling over, but we also do not yank the paper with brute force either... <hl> the dogs have knocked it over for me, when all three decided to assist me in the tub-scrubbing adventure I was apparently enjoying without them. It is a wonderful solution for the smaller bathroom with no wall space handy!

I have a teensy, tiny bathroom with no convenient wall location on which to mount a TP-Holder. This is the perfection solution to not only holding the roll, but of storing a few spares!I haven't had issue with mine falling over, but we also do not <hl> yank the paper with brute force <hl> either... the dogs have knocked it over for me, when all three decided to assist me in the tub-scrubbing adventure I was apparently enjoying without them.It is a wonderful solution for the smaller bathroom with no wall space handy!


Question: Luckily they haven't had any issue with their TP-Holder doing what?

Answer: falling over

I have a teensy, tiny bathroom with no convenient wall location on which to mount a TP-Holder. <hl> This is the perfection solution to not only holding the roll, but of storing a few spares!I haven't had issue with mine falling over , but we also do not yank the paper with brute force either... <hl> the dogs have knocked it over for me, when all three decided to assist me in the tub-scrubbing adventure I was apparently enjoying without them. It is a wonderful solution for the smaller bathroom with no wall space handy!

I have a teensy, tiny bathroom with no convenient wall location on which to mount a TP-Holder. This is the perfection solution to not only holding the roll, but of storing a few spares!I haven't had issue with mine <hl> falling over <hl>, but we also do not yank the paper with brute force either... the dogs have knocked it over for me, when all three decided to assist me in the tub-scrubbing adventure I was apparently enjoying without them.It is a wonderful solution for the smaller bathroom with no wall space handy!

This is the perfection solution to not only holding the roll, but of storing a few spares!I haven't had issue with mine <hl> falling over <hl> , but we also do not yank the paper with brute force either...


Question: One word says how many spares can usually be stored in the TP-Holder?

Answer: few

I have a teensy, tiny bathroom with no convenient wall location on which to mount a TP-Holder. <hl> This is the perfection solution to not only holding the roll, but of storing a few spares!I haven't had issue with mine falling over, but we also do not yank the paper with brute force either... <hl> the dogs have knocked it over for me, when all three decided to assist me in the tub-scrubbing adventure I was apparently enjoying without them. It is a wonderful solution for the smaller bathroom with no wall space handy!

I have a teensy, tiny bathroom with no convenient wall location on which to mount a TP-Holder. This is the perfection solution to not only holding the roll, but of storing a <hl> few <hl> spares!I haven't had issue with mine falling over, but we also do not yank the paper with brute force either... the dogs have knocked it over for me, when all three decided to assist me in the tub-scrubbing adventure I was apparently enjoying without them.It is a wonderful solution for the smaller bathroom with no wall space handy!


Question: What was the problem with the edges on the the original one they bought?

Yes, it's ok. That's about it. had bought a KitchenAid for myself previously and bought this for my neice. Thought it would be ok. Well it was ok, but that's it. Leightweight, rolled edges not well rolled. Returned it & got another KitchenAid. Worth the extra few bucks.

Answer: rolled edges not well rolled

Yes, it's ok. That's about it. had bought a KitchenAid for myself previously and bought this for my neice. Thought it would be ok. Well it was ok, but that's it. <hl> Leightweight, rolled edges not well rolled . <hl> Returned it & got another KitchenAid. Worth the extra few bucks.

Yes, it's ok. That's about it. had bought a KitchenAid for myself previously and bought this for my neice. Thought it would be ok. Well it was ok, but that's it. Leightweight, <hl> rolled edges not well rolled <hl>. Returned it & got another KitchenAid. Worth the extra few bucks.

Leightweight, <hl> rolled edges not well rolled <hl> .


Question: What brand did they eventually buy for their neice?

Answer: KitchenAid

Yes, it's ok. That's about it. <hl> had bought a KitchenAid for myself previously and bought this for my neice. <hl> Thought it would be ok. Well it was ok, but that's it. Leightweight, rolled edges not well rolled. Returned it & got another KitchenAid. Worth the extra few bucks.

Yes, it's ok. That's about it. had bought a <hl> KitchenAid <hl> for myself previously and bought this for my neice. Thought it would be ok. Well it was ok, but that's it. Leightweight, rolled edges not well rolled. Returned it & got another KitchenAid. Worth the extra few bucks.


Question: What two letter word describes what they thought of the original purchase?

Answer: ok

Yes, it's ok .

<hl> Yes, it's ok . <hl> That's about it. had bought a KitchenAid for myself previously and bought this for my neice. Thought it would be ok. Well it was ok, but that's it. Leightweight, rolled edges not well rolled. Returned it & got another KitchenAid. Worth the extra few bucks.

Yes, it's <hl> ok <hl>. That's about it. had bought a KitchenAid for myself previously and bought this for my neice. Thought it would be ok. Well it was ok, but that's it. Leightweight, rolled edges not well rolled. Returned it & got another KitchenAid. Worth the extra few bucks.


Question: Did they give the original one to their niece or was it returned?

Answer: Returned it

Returned it & got another KitchenAid.

Yes, it's ok. That's about it. had bought a KitchenAid for myself previously and bought this for my neice. Thought it would be ok. Well it was ok, but that's it. Leightweight, rolled edges not well rolled. <hl> Returned it & got another KitchenAid. <hl> Worth the extra few bucks.

Yes, it's ok. That's about it. had bought a KitchenAid for myself previously and bought this for my neice. Thought it would be ok. Well it was ok, but that's it. Leightweight, rolled edges not well rolled. <hl> Returned it <hl> & got another KitchenAid. Worth the extra few bucks.


Question: How much more did they roughly have to spend to make all worth while?

Answer: extra few bucks

Worth the extra few bucks .

Yes, it's ok. That's about it. had bought a KitchenAid for myself previously and bought this for my neice. Thought it would be ok. Well it was ok, but that's it. Leightweight, rolled edges not well rolled. Returned it & got another KitchenAid. <hl> Worth the extra few bucks . <hl>

Yes, it's ok. That's about it. had bought a KitchenAid for myself previously and bought this for my neice. Thought it would be ok. Well it was ok, but that's it. Leightweight, rolled edges not well rolled. Returned it & got another KitchenAid. Worth the <hl> extra few bucks <hl>.


Question: How long does it steam in?

As far as steamers go, this must be one of the best. Long cord, easy to fill with water, steam in 30-seconds, two levels of steam, even distribution of steam, light weight, no hand pumping, swivel head for tight spots, pad attaches easily. If the one I have were to break, I would probably get another SI-60 just like the one I have now.All that being said; I mop twice after first sweeping and vacuuming the floor. First mop is with a sponge mop that has a squeeze type ringer and a bristle scrub brush on the flip side; I do use a floor cleaning product in the hot water. Then I go over the floor with the steam mop. When I get done the floor looks good and I think its clean. I was not satisfied using the steam mop alone.

Answer: 30-seconds

As far as steamers go, this must be one of the best. <hl> Long cord, easy to fill with water, steam in 30-seconds , two levels of steam, even distribution of steam, light weight, no hand pumping, swivel head for tight spots, pad attaches easily. <hl> If the one I have were to break, I would probably get another SI-60 just like the one I have now. All that being said; I mop twice after first sweeping and vacuuming the floor. First mop is with a sponge mop that has a squeeze type ringer and a bristle scrub brush on the flip side; I do use a floor cleaning product in the hot water. Then I go over the floor with the steam mop. When I get done the floor looks good and I think its clean. I was not satisfied using the steam mop alone.

As far as steamers go, this must be one of the best. Long cord, easy to fill with water, steam in <hl> 30-seconds <hl>, two levels of steam, even distribution of steam, light weight, no hand pumping, swivel head for tight spots, pad attaches easily. If the one I have were to break, I would probably get another SI-60 just like the one I have now.All that being said; I mop twice after first sweeping and vacuuming the floor. First mop is with a sponge mop that has a squeeze type ringer and a bristle scrub brush on the flip side; I do use a floor cleaning product in the hot water. Then I go over the floor with the steam mop. When I get done the floor looks good and I think its clean. I was not satisfied using the steam mop alone.

Long cord, easy to fill with water, steam in <hl> 30-seconds <hl> , two levels of steam, even distribution of steam, light weight, no hand pumping, swivel head for tight spots, pad attaches easily.