Question: How much pepper does it hold?

Answer: a good amount

PROS:Looks: I like wood and elegant metal together and this accomplishes!Size: <hl> Small compared to some but holds a good amount of pepper and is easy to hold and grind while not being so tall that it's too easy to knock over by accident. <hl> Quality of Grind: Not as easy to adjust to different perfect grinds as Oxo Good Grips but is on par with most quality pepper grinders and does the job for us. We adjust to our most preferred grind and leave it alone unless we really need to change it. Ease of Use: Easy to fill. Easy to grip and grind. CONS: Price: Current pricing (10/10/12) would have me looking at other grinders. I'd be more easily convinced to buy at $30 or less but would like to see at $20 or less (in only getting one).Usability: Not as good at Oxo, but probably none are. OVERALL:If you like this style and can hang with current pricing (whatever it is), then it's a good choice.

PROS:Looks: I like wood and elegant metal together and this accomplishes!Size: Small compared to some but holds <hl> a good amount <hl> of pepper and is easy to hold and grind while not being so tall that it's too easy to knock over by accident.Quality of Grind: Not as easy to adjust to different perfect grinds as Oxo Good Grips but is on par with most quality pepper grinders and does the job for us. We adjust to our most preferred grind and leave it alone unless we really need to change it.Ease of Use: Easy to fill. Easy to grip and grind.CONS:Price: Current pricing (10/10/12) would have me looking at other grinders. I'd be more easily convinced to buy at $30 or less but would like to see at $20 or less (in only getting one).Usability: Not as good at Oxo, but probably none are.OVERALL:If you like this style and can hang with current pricing (whatever it is), then it's a good choice.


Question: What is a con?

PROS:Looks: I like wood and elegant metal together and this accomplishes!Size: Small compared to some but holds a good amount of pepper and is easy to hold and grind while not being so tall that it's too easy to knock over by accident.Quality of Grind: Not as easy to adjust to different perfect grinds as Oxo Good Grips but is on par with most quality pepper grinders and does the job for us. We adjust to our most preferred grind and leave it alone unless we really need to change it.Ease of Use: Easy to fill. Easy to grip and grind.CONS:Price: Current pricing (10/10/12) would have me looking at other grinders. I'd be more easily convinced to buy at $30 or less but would like to see at $20 or less (in only getting one).Usability: Not as good at Oxo, but probably none are.OVERALL:If you like this style and can hang with current pricing (whatever it is), then it's a good choice.

Answer: CONS:Price

PROS:Looks: I like wood and elegant metal together and this accomplishes!Size: Small compared to some but holds a good amount of pepper and is easy to hold and grind while not being so tall that it's too easy to knock over by accident. Quality of Grind: Not as easy to adjust to different perfect grinds as Oxo Good Grips but is on par with most quality pepper grinders and does the job for us. We adjust to our most preferred grind and leave it alone unless we really need to change it. Ease of Use: Easy to fill. Easy to grip and grind. <hl> CONS:Price : Current pricing (10/10/12) would have me looking at other grinders. <hl> I'd be more easily convinced to buy at $30 or less but would like to see at $20 or less (in only getting one).Usability: Not as good at Oxo, but probably none are. OVERALL:If you like this style and can hang with current pricing (whatever it is), then it's a good choice.

PROS:Looks: I like wood and elegant metal together and this accomplishes!Size: Small compared to some but holds a good amount of pepper and is easy to hold and grind while not being so tall that it's too easy to knock over by accident.Quality of Grind: Not as easy to adjust to different perfect grinds as Oxo Good Grips but is on par with most quality pepper grinders and does the job for us. We adjust to our most preferred grind and leave it alone unless we really need to change it.Ease of Use: Easy to fill. Easy to grip and grind.<hl> CONS:Price <hl>: Current pricing (10/10/12) would have me looking at other grinders. I'd be more easily convinced to buy at $30 or less but would like to see at $20 or less (in only getting one).Usability: Not as good at Oxo, but probably none are.OVERALL:If you like this style and can hang with current pricing (whatever it is), then it's a good choice.

<hl> CONS:Price <hl> : Current pricing (10/10/12) would have me looking at other grinders.


Question: What is it better at?

This robot is "Neato"! It does just what the description says. So much better than my old Roomba (with its hard to clean brush and its bumping hard into stuff).I do think the Neato is better at cleaning carpet than hard surface. If it is partly on and partly off a scatter rug, it doesn't clean great because of the slope.I thought it might get tangled in rug fringe, but it doesn't seem to be a problem.As others have said, it doesn't do great at edge cleaning, but neither does a big vacuum.If the Neato keeps working as well as it is right now, I'll be a happy camper.

Answer: cleaning carpet

This robot is "Neato"! It does just what the description says. <hl> So much better than my old Roomba (with its hard to clean brush and its bumping hard into stuff).I do think the Neato is better at cleaning carpet than hard surface. <hl> If it is partly on and partly off a scatter rug, it doesn't clean great because of the slope. I thought it might get tangled in rug fringe, but it doesn't seem to be a problem. As others have said, it doesn't do great at edge cleaning, but neither does a big vacuum. If the Neato keeps working as well as it is right now, I'll be a happy camper.

This robot is "Neato"! It does just what the description says. So much better than my old Roomba (with its hard to clean brush and its bumping hard into stuff).I do think the Neato is better at <hl> cleaning carpet <hl> than hard surface. If it is partly on and partly off a scatter rug, it doesn't clean great because of the slope.I thought it might get tangled in rug fringe, but it doesn't seem to be a problem.As others have said, it doesn't do great at edge cleaning, but neither does a big vacuum.If the Neato keeps working as well as it is right now, I'll be a happy camper.


Question: What is harder to clean?

Answer: hard surface

This robot is "Neato"! It does just what the description says. <hl> So much better than my old Roomba (with its hard to clean brush and its bumping hard into stuff).I do think the Neato is better at cleaning carpet than hard surface . <hl> If it is partly on and partly off a scatter rug, it doesn't clean great because of the slope. I thought it might get tangled in rug fringe, but it doesn't seem to be a problem. As others have said, it doesn't do great at edge cleaning, but neither does a big vacuum. If the Neato keeps working as well as it is right now, I'll be a happy camper.

This robot is "Neato"! It does just what the description says. So much better than my old Roomba (with its hard to clean brush and its bumping hard into stuff).I do think the Neato is better at cleaning carpet than <hl> hard surface <hl>. If it is partly on and partly off a scatter rug, it doesn't clean great because of the slope.I thought it might get tangled in rug fringe, but it doesn't seem to be a problem.As others have said, it doesn't do great at edge cleaning, but neither does a big vacuum.If the Neato keeps working as well as it is right now, I'll be a happy camper.

So much better than my old Roomba (with its hard to clean brush and its bumping hard into stuff).I do think the Neato is better at cleaning carpet than <hl> hard surface <hl> .


Question: What is it bad at?

Answer: edge cleaning

This robot is "Neato"! It does just what the description says. So much better than my old Roomba (with its hard to clean brush and its bumping hard into stuff).I do think the Neato is better at cleaning carpet than hard surface. If it is partly on and partly off a scatter rug, it doesn't clean great because of the slope. I thought it might get tangled in rug fringe, but it doesn't seem to be a problem. <hl> As others have said, it doesn't do great at edge cleaning , but neither does a big vacuum. <hl> If the Neato keeps working as well as it is right now, I'll be a happy camper.

This robot is "Neato"! It does just what the description says. So much better than my old Roomba (with its hard to clean brush and its bumping hard into stuff).I do think the Neato is better at cleaning carpet than hard surface. If it is partly on and partly off a scatter rug, it doesn't clean great because of the slope.I thought it might get tangled in rug fringe, but it doesn't seem to be a problem.As others have said, it doesn't do great at <hl> edge cleaning <hl>, but neither does a big vacuum.If the Neato keeps working as well as it is right now, I'll be a happy camper.

As others have said, it doesn't do great at <hl> edge cleaning <hl> , but neither does a big vacuum.


Question: What is a great selling point for the fryer?

The main reasons I bought this fryer was for the cleaning aspect (everything goes in the dishwasher) and the oil filter/storage feature. Based on those 2 things alone I would have bought it and I am happy I did buy it. It cooks as well as any deep fryer should and it cleans and filters/stores oil as advertised. If it didn't have those 2 features I would not have bought it, though. There is one inexplicable design blunder that makes this machine frustrating: the off/on light is hidden completely behind the temperature knob. It cannot be seen from any reasonable height at any normal angle of view. This makes it frustrating because you are always waiting for that red light to go off before you start using it, but instead of being able to simply glance at it, you have view it from an extreme angle. I use this fryer on my stove top, which is the height you would expect it. I am 5' 6" and when you stand in front of it or even to the left or right, you cannot see any portion of the on/off light. I even stood up on a stool and looked, but the light is perfectly positioned to be completely blocked by the knob. It amazes me T-Fal could have approved this design.One other thing: the instructions don't really make it clear how the oil drainage process works. I couldn't figure out if I first wait 3 hours then turn the knob to "drain" or what. I ended up turning the knob to drain right after I used it and it turns out the fryer waits itself until the oil is cool enough (less than 3 hours), then it starts to drain.So, I'm keeping it for the cleaning/oil storage features but otherwise I would have liked a more viewable on/off light.

Answer: the cleaning aspect

<hl> The main reasons I bought this fryer was for the cleaning aspect (everything goes in the dishwasher) and the oil filter/storage feature. <hl> Based on those 2 things alone I would have bought it and I am happy I did buy it. It cooks as well as any deep fryer should and it cleans and filters/stores oil as advertised. If it didn't have those 2 features I would not have bought it, though. There is one inexplicable design blunder that makes this machine frustrating: the off/on light is hidden completely behind the temperature knob. It cannot be seen from any reasonable height at any normal angle of view. This makes it frustrating because you are always waiting for that red light to go off before you start using it, but instead of being able to simply glance at it, you have view it from an extreme angle. I use this fryer on my stove top, which is the height you would expect it. I am 5' 6" and when you stand in front of it or even to the left or right, you cannot see any portion of the on/off light. I even stood up on a stool and looked, but the light is perfectly positioned to be completely blocked by the knob. It amazes me T-Fal could have approved this design. One other thing: the instructions don't really make it clear how the oil drainage process works. I couldn't figure out if I first wait 3 hours then turn the knob to "drain" or what. I ended up turning the knob to drain right after I used it and it turns out the fryer waits itself until the oil is cool enough (less than 3 hours), then it starts to drain. So, I'm keeping it for the cleaning/oil storage features but otherwise I would have liked a more viewable on/off light.

The main reasons I bought this fryer was for <hl> the cleaning aspect <hl> (everything goes in the dishwasher) and the oil filter/storage feature. Based on those 2 things alone I would have bought it and I am happy I did buy it. It cooks as well as any deep fryer should and it cleans and filters/stores oil as advertised. If it didn't have those 2 features I would not have bought it, though. There is one inexplicable design blunder that makes this machine frustrating: the off/on light is hidden completely behind the temperature knob. It cannot be seen from any reasonable height at any normal angle of view. This makes it frustrating because you are always waiting for that red light to go off before you start using it, but instead of being able to simply glance at it, you have view it from an extreme angle. I use this fryer on my stove top, which is the height you would expect it. I am 5' 6" and when you stand in front of it or even to the left or right, you cannot see any portion of the on/off light. I even stood up on a stool and looked, but the light is perfectly positioned to be completely blocked by the knob. It amazes me T-Fal could have approved this design.One other thing: the instructions don't really make it clear how the oil drainage process works. I couldn't figure out if I first wait 3 hours then turn the knob to "drain" or what. I ended up turning the knob to drain right after I used it and it turns out the fryer waits itself until the oil is cool enough (less than 3 hours), then it starts to drain.So, I'm keeping it for the cleaning/oil storage features but otherwise I would have liked a more viewable on/off light.


Question: What does it cook as well as?

Answer: any deep fryer

The main reasons I bought this fryer was for the cleaning aspect (everything goes in the dishwasher) and the oil filter/storage feature. Based on those 2 things alone I would have bought it and I am happy I did buy it. <hl> It cooks as well as any deep fryer should and it cleans and filters/stores oil as advertised. <hl> If it didn't have those 2 features I would not have bought it, though. There is one inexplicable design blunder that makes this machine frustrating: the off/on light is hidden completely behind the temperature knob. It cannot be seen from any reasonable height at any normal angle of view. This makes it frustrating because you are always waiting for that red light to go off before you start using it, but instead of being able to simply glance at it, you have view it from an extreme angle. I use this fryer on my stove top, which is the height you would expect it. I am 5' 6" and when you stand in front of it or even to the left or right, you cannot see any portion of the on/off light. I even stood up on a stool and looked, but the light is perfectly positioned to be completely blocked by the knob. It amazes me T-Fal could have approved this design. One other thing: the instructions don't really make it clear how the oil drainage process works. I couldn't figure out if I first wait 3 hours then turn the knob to "drain" or what. I ended up turning the knob to drain right after I used it and it turns out the fryer waits itself until the oil is cool enough (less than 3 hours), then it starts to drain. So, I'm keeping it for the cleaning/oil storage features but otherwise I would have liked a more viewable on/off light.

The main reasons I bought this fryer was for the cleaning aspect (everything goes in the dishwasher) and the oil filter/storage feature. Based on those 2 things alone I would have bought it and I am happy I did buy it. It cooks as well as <hl> any deep fryer <hl> should and it cleans and filters/stores oil as advertised. If it didn't have those 2 features I would not have bought it, though. There is one inexplicable design blunder that makes this machine frustrating: the off/on light is hidden completely behind the temperature knob. It cannot be seen from any reasonable height at any normal angle of view. This makes it frustrating because you are always waiting for that red light to go off before you start using it, but instead of being able to simply glance at it, you have view it from an extreme angle. I use this fryer on my stove top, which is the height you would expect it. I am 5' 6" and when you stand in front of it or even to the left or right, you cannot see any portion of the on/off light. I even stood up on a stool and looked, but the light is perfectly positioned to be completely blocked by the knob. It amazes me T-Fal could have approved this design.One other thing: the instructions don't really make it clear how the oil drainage process works. I couldn't figure out if I first wait 3 hours then turn the knob to "drain" or what. I ended up turning the knob to drain right after I used it and it turns out the fryer waits itself until the oil is cool enough (less than 3 hours), then it starts to drain.So, I'm keeping it for the cleaning/oil storage features but otherwise I would have liked a more viewable on/off light.


Question: What isn't clear?

Answer: how the oil drainage process works

The main reasons I bought this fryer was for the cleaning aspect (everything goes in the dishwasher) and the oil filter/storage feature. Based on those 2 things alone I would have bought it and I am happy I did buy it. It cooks as well as any deep fryer should and it cleans and filters/stores oil as advertised. If it didn't have those 2 features I would not have bought it, though. There is one inexplicable design blunder that makes this machine frustrating: the off/on light is hidden completely behind the temperature knob. It cannot be seen from any reasonable height at any normal angle of view. This makes it frustrating because you are always waiting for that red light to go off before you start using it, but instead of being able to simply glance at it, you have view it from an extreme angle. I use this fryer on my stove top, which is the height you would expect it. I am 5' 6" and when you stand in front of it or even to the left or right, you cannot see any portion of the on/off light. I even stood up on a stool and looked, but the light is perfectly positioned to be completely blocked by the knob. It amazes me T-Fal could have approved this design. <hl> One other thing: the instructions don't really make it clear how the oil drainage process works . <hl> I couldn't figure out if I first wait 3 hours then turn the knob to "drain" or what. I ended up turning the knob to drain right after I used it and it turns out the fryer waits itself until the oil is cool enough (less than 3 hours), then it starts to drain. So, I'm keeping it for the cleaning/oil storage features but otherwise I would have liked a more viewable on/off light.

The main reasons I bought this fryer was for the cleaning aspect (everything goes in the dishwasher) and the oil filter/storage feature. Based on those 2 things alone I would have bought it and I am happy I did buy it. It cooks as well as any deep fryer should and it cleans and filters/stores oil as advertised. If it didn't have those 2 features I would not have bought it, though. There is one inexplicable design blunder that makes this machine frustrating: the off/on light is hidden completely behind the temperature knob. It cannot be seen from any reasonable height at any normal angle of view. This makes it frustrating because you are always waiting for that red light to go off before you start using it, but instead of being able to simply glance at it, you have view it from an extreme angle. I use this fryer on my stove top, which is the height you would expect it. I am 5' 6" and when you stand in front of it or even to the left or right, you cannot see any portion of the on/off light. I even stood up on a stool and looked, but the light is perfectly positioned to be completely blocked by the knob. It amazes me T-Fal could have approved this design.One other thing: the instructions don't really make it clear <hl> how the oil drainage process works <hl>. I couldn't figure out if I first wait 3 hours then turn the knob to "drain" or what. I ended up turning the knob to drain right after I used it and it turns out the fryer waits itself until the oil is cool enough (less than 3 hours), then it starts to drain.So, I'm keeping it for the cleaning/oil storage features but otherwise I would have liked a more viewable on/off light.

One other thing: the instructions don't really make it clear <hl> how the oil drainage process works <hl> .


Question: What is a flaw?

Answer: the off/on light is hidden completely behind the temperature knob

The main reasons I bought this fryer was for the cleaning aspect (everything goes in the dishwasher) and the oil filter/storage feature. Based on those 2 things alone I would have bought it and I am happy I did buy it. It cooks as well as any deep fryer should and it cleans and filters/stores oil as advertised. If it didn't have those 2 features I would not have bought it, though. <hl> There is one inexplicable design blunder that makes this machine frustrating: the off/on light is hidden completely behind the temperature knob . <hl> It cannot be seen from any reasonable height at any normal angle of view. This makes it frustrating because you are always waiting for that red light to go off before you start using it, but instead of being able to simply glance at it, you have view it from an extreme angle. I use this fryer on my stove top, which is the height you would expect it. I am 5' 6" and when you stand in front of it or even to the left or right, you cannot see any portion of the on/off light. I even stood up on a stool and looked, but the light is perfectly positioned to be completely blocked by the knob. It amazes me T-Fal could have approved this design. One other thing: the instructions don't really make it clear how the oil drainage process works. I couldn't figure out if I first wait 3 hours then turn the knob to "drain" or what. I ended up turning the knob to drain right after I used it and it turns out the fryer waits itself until the oil is cool enough (less than 3 hours), then it starts to drain. So, I'm keeping it for the cleaning/oil storage features but otherwise I would have liked a more viewable on/off light.

The main reasons I bought this fryer was for the cleaning aspect (everything goes in the dishwasher) and the oil filter/storage feature. Based on those 2 things alone I would have bought it and I am happy I did buy it. It cooks as well as any deep fryer should and it cleans and filters/stores oil as advertised. If it didn't have those 2 features I would not have bought it, though. There is one inexplicable design blunder that makes this machine frustrating: <hl> the off/on light is hidden completely behind the temperature knob <hl>. It cannot be seen from any reasonable height at any normal angle of view. This makes it frustrating because you are always waiting for that red light to go off before you start using it, but instead of being able to simply glance at it, you have view it from an extreme angle. I use this fryer on my stove top, which is the height you would expect it. I am 5' 6" and when you stand in front of it or even to the left or right, you cannot see any portion of the on/off light. I even stood up on a stool and looked, but the light is perfectly positioned to be completely blocked by the knob. It amazes me T-Fal could have approved this design.One other thing: the instructions don't really make it clear how the oil drainage process works. I couldn't figure out if I first wait 3 hours then turn the knob to "drain" or what. I ended up turning the knob to drain right after I used it and it turns out the fryer waits itself until the oil is cool enough (less than 3 hours), then it starts to drain.So, I'm keeping it for the cleaning/oil storage features but otherwise I would have liked a more viewable on/off light.

There is one inexplicable design blunder that makes this machine frustrating: <hl> the off/on light is hidden completely behind the temperature knob <hl> .


Question: How is the taste?

The flavor you get from the popcorn is fabulous!! The cooking time is about the same as a microwave, and the clean up is pretty quick. I use olive oil for my popcorn. I used to spend $$$ at Trader Joe's on their version, but no more!! This popper is simple and fast. Plus....... You can customize your popcorn by type of oil, seasonings, etc. The popper lid snaps off for clean up. I usually wash mine, but a few times I have just wiped it out with a paper towel. I bought 2 more of these for Christmas gifts.

Answer: fabulous

<hl> The flavor you get from the popcorn is fabulous !! <hl> The cooking time is about the same as a microwave, and the clean up is pretty quick. I use olive oil for my popcorn. I used to spend $$$ at Trader Joe's on their version, but no more!! This popper is simple and fast. Plus....... You can customize your popcorn by type of oil, seasonings, etc. The popper lid snaps off for clean up. I usually wash mine, but a few times I have just wiped it out with a paper towel. I bought 2 more of these for Christmas gifts.

The flavor you get from the popcorn is <hl> fabulous <hl>!! The cooking time is about the same as a microwave, and the clean up is pretty quick. I use olive oil for my popcorn. I used to spend $$$ at Trader Joe's on their version, but no more!! This popper is simple and fast. Plus....... You can customize your popcorn by type of oil, seasonings, etc. The popper lid snaps off for clean up. I usually wash mine, but a few times I have just wiped it out with a paper towel. I bought 2 more of these for Christmas gifts.

The flavor you get from the popcorn is <hl> fabulous <hl> !!


Question: Does the cleaning take long?

Answer: the clean up is pretty quick.

The flavor you get from the popcorn is fabulous!! <hl> The cooking time is about the same as a microwave, and the clean up is pretty quick. I use olive oil for my popcorn. <hl> I used to spend $$$ at Trader Joe's on their version, but no more!! This popper is simple and fast. Plus....... You can customize your popcorn by type of oil, seasonings, etc. The popper lid snaps off for clean up. I usually wash mine, but a few times I have just wiped it out with a paper towel. I bought 2 more of these for Christmas gifts.

The flavor you get from the popcorn is fabulous!! The cooking time is about the same as a microwave, and <hl> the clean up is pretty quick. <hl> I use olive oil for my popcorn. I used to spend $$$ at Trader Joe's on their version, but no more!! This popper is simple and fast. Plus....... You can customize your popcorn by type of oil, seasonings, etc. The popper lid snaps off for clean up. I usually wash mine, but a few times I have just wiped it out with a paper towel. I bought 2 more of these for Christmas gifts.


Question: How quickly does it cook?

Answer: about the same as a microwave

The flavor you get from the popcorn is fabulous!! <hl> The cooking time is about the same as a microwave , and the clean up is pretty quick. <hl> I use olive oil for my popcorn. I used to spend $$$ at Trader Joe's on their version, but no more!! This popper is simple and fast. Plus....... You can customize your popcorn by type of oil, seasonings, etc. The popper lid snaps off for clean up. I usually wash mine, but a few times I have just wiped it out with a paper towel. I bought 2 more of these for Christmas gifts.

The flavor you get from the popcorn is fabulous!! The cooking time is <hl> about the same as a microwave <hl>, and the clean up is pretty quick. I use olive oil for my popcorn. I used to spend $$$ at Trader Joe's on their version, but no more!! This popper is simple and fast. Plus....... You can customize your popcorn by type of oil, seasonings, etc. The popper lid snaps off for clean up. I usually wash mine, but a few times I have just wiped it out with a paper towel. I bought 2 more of these for Christmas gifts.

The cooking time is <hl> about the same as a microwave <hl> , and the clean up is pretty quick.


Question: What can you do to the popcorn?

Answer: customize

The flavor you get from the popcorn is fabulous!! The cooking time is about the same as a microwave, and the clean up is pretty quick. I use olive oil for my popcorn. I used to spend $$$ at Trader Joe's on their version, but no more!! This popper is simple and fast. <hl> Plus....... You can customize your popcorn by type of oil, seasonings, etc. <hl> The popper lid snaps off for clean up. I usually wash mine, but a few times I have just wiped it out with a paper towel. I bought 2 more of these for Christmas gifts.

The flavor you get from the popcorn is fabulous!! The cooking time is about the same as a microwave, and the clean up is pretty quick. I use olive oil for my popcorn. I used to spend $$$ at Trader Joe's on their version, but no more!! This popper is simple and fast. Plus....... You can <hl> customize <hl> your popcorn by type of oil, seasonings, etc. The popper lid snaps off for clean up. I usually wash mine, but a few times I have just wiped it out with a paper towel. I bought 2 more of these for Christmas gifts.


Question: Which is quicker?

We have an old Oreck desktop air purifier which works more quickly and is better on odors than the Healthmate. On the other hand, the Healthmate is better on allergens. The Healthmate is also quieter on high than the Oreck (also on high). Both are quiet on low. I'm not sure I like it any better than the Oreck, and it certainly takes up more room... and costs nearly twice as much. But I'm keeping it because there isn't a good surface for the Oreck in the playroom.Here's the newest Oreck, so you can compare: http://www.amazon.com/Oreck-Professional-PURIFIER-AIRPB-TECHNOLOGY/dp/B002VSAFP4/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid;=1362066898&sr;=8-7&keywords;=oreck+air+purifier

Answer: Oreck desktop air purifier

<hl> We have an old Oreck desktop air purifier which works more quickly and is better on odors than the Healthmate. <hl> On the other hand, the Healthmate is better on allergens. The Healthmate is also quieter on high than the Oreck (also on high). Both are quiet on low. I'm not sure I like it any better than the Oreck, and it certainly takes up more room... and costs nearly twice as much. But I'm keeping it because there isn't a good surface for the Oreck in the playroom. Here's the newest Oreck, so you can compare: http://www.amazon.com/Oreck-Professional-PURIFIER-AIRPB-TECHNOLOGY/dp/B002VSAFP4/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid;=1362066898&sr;=8-7&keywords;=oreck+air+purifier

We have an old <hl> Oreck desktop air purifier <hl> which works more quickly and is better on odors than the Healthmate. On the other hand, the Healthmate is better on allergens. The Healthmate is also quieter on high than the Oreck (also on high). Both are quiet on low. I'm not sure I like it any better than the Oreck, and it certainly takes up more room... and costs nearly twice as much. But I'm keeping it because there isn't a good surface for the Oreck in the playroom.Here's the newest Oreck, so you can compare: http://www.amazon.com/Oreck-Professional-PURIFIER-AIRPB-TECHNOLOGY/dp/B002VSAFP4/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid;=1362066898&sr;=8-7&keywords;=oreck+air+purifier


Question: What is the problem with the silicone roasting rack?

A silicone roasting rack is a great idea and much needed, given that most "non-stick" roasting racks are anything but. However, this version is not well executed. It is way too small to have much utility. You can get a single small pork roast on it, but that's about it. You won't be using this for baking poultry pieces, pork chops, etc., and don't even think you could put a turkey on it. Somebody needs to take this idea and make a big version of it. They would sell a million of them.

Answer: way too small to have much utility

A silicone roasting rack is a great idea and much needed, given that most "non-stick" roasting racks are anything but. However, this version is not well executed. <hl> It is way too small to have much utility . <hl> You can get a single small pork roast on it, but that's about it. You won't be using this for baking poultry pieces, pork chops, etc., and don't even think you could put a turkey on it. Somebody needs to take this idea and make a big version of it. They would sell a million of them.

A silicone roasting rack is a great idea and much needed, given that most "non-stick" roasting racks are anything but. However, this version is not well executed. It is <hl> way too small to have much utility <hl>. You can get a single small pork roast on it, but that's about it. You won't be using this for baking poultry pieces, pork chops, etc., and don't even think you could put a turkey on it. Somebody needs to take this idea and make a big version of it. They would sell a million of them.

It is <hl> way too small to have much utility <hl> .


Question: What does the writer expect the manufacturer to do if a big version of the silicone roasting rack is made?

Answer: sell a million of them

They would sell a million of them .

A silicone roasting rack is a great idea and much needed, given that most "non-stick" roasting racks are anything but. However, this version is not well executed. It is way too small to have much utility. You can get a single small pork roast on it, but that's about it. You won't be using this for baking poultry pieces, pork chops, etc., and don't even think you could put a turkey on it. Somebody needs to take this idea and make a big version of it. <hl> They would sell a million of them . <hl>

A silicone roasting rack is a great idea and much needed, given that most "non-stick" roasting racks are anything but. However, this version is not well executed. It is way too small to have much utility. You can get a single small pork roast on it, but that's about it. You won't be using this for baking poultry pieces, pork chops, etc., and don't even think you could put a turkey on it. Somebody needs to take this idea and make a big version of it. They would <hl> sell a million of them <hl>.

They would <hl> sell a million of them <hl> .


Question: What does the writer suggest the silicone roasting rack to improve?

Answer: make a big version of it

A silicone roasting rack is a great idea and much needed, given that most "non-stick" roasting racks are anything but. However, this version is not well executed. It is way too small to have much utility. You can get a single small pork roast on it, but that's about it. You won't be using this for baking poultry pieces, pork chops, etc., and don't even think you could put a turkey on it. <hl> Somebody needs to take this idea and make a big version of it . <hl> They would sell a million of them.

A silicone roasting rack is a great idea and much needed, given that most "non-stick" roasting racks are anything but. However, this version is not well executed. It is way too small to have much utility. You can get a single small pork roast on it, but that's about it. You won't be using this for baking poultry pieces, pork chops, etc., and don't even think you could put a turkey on it. Somebody needs to take this idea and <hl> make a big version of it <hl>. They would sell a million of them.

Somebody needs to take this idea and <hl> make a big version of it <hl> .


Question: What meats are too big to be baked using a silicone roasting rack?

Answer: poultry pieces, pork chops, etc.

A silicone roasting rack is a great idea and much needed, given that most "non-stick" roasting racks are anything but. However, this version is not well executed. It is way too small to have much utility. You can get a single small pork roast on it, but that's about it. <hl> You won't be using this for baking poultry pieces, pork chops, etc. , and don't even think you could put a turkey on it. <hl> Somebody needs to take this idea and make a big version of it. They would sell a million of them.

A silicone roasting rack is a great idea and much needed, given that most "non-stick" roasting racks are anything but. However, this version is not well executed. It is way too small to have much utility. You can get a single small pork roast on it, but that's about it. You won't be using this for baking <hl> poultry pieces, pork chops, etc. <hl>, and don't even think you could put a turkey on it. Somebody needs to take this idea and make a big version of it. They would sell a million of them.

You won't be using this for baking <hl> poultry pieces, pork chops, etc. <hl> , and don't even think you could put a turkey on it.


Question: What can the silicone roasting rack accommodate?

Answer: a single small pork roast

A silicone roasting rack is a great idea and much needed, given that most "non-stick" roasting racks are anything but. However, this version is not well executed. It is way too small to have much utility. <hl> You can get a single small pork roast on it, but that's about it. <hl> You won't be using this for baking poultry pieces, pork chops, etc., and don't even think you could put a turkey on it. Somebody needs to take this idea and make a big version of it. They would sell a million of them.

A silicone roasting rack is a great idea and much needed, given that most "non-stick" roasting racks are anything but. However, this version is not well executed. It is way too small to have much utility. You can get <hl> a single small pork roast <hl> on it, but that's about it. You won't be using this for baking poultry pieces, pork chops, etc., and don't even think you could put a turkey on it. Somebody needs to take this idea and make a big version of it. They would sell a million of them.


Question: What food does the writer pack into their suitcase for travel?

I like to throw this in my suitcase for when I travel, together with a collapsible bowl and instant oatmeal. That way, I don't have to eat out all my meals when I'm on the road :)The bamboo utensils are super cute, and I liked the fabric wrap thing it came with as well, it's a nice touch and works well to keep the utensils from rolling around in your luggage.The knife is not super sharp (hey, it's made out of wood...!) but I cut a banana with it once and it worked. I don't think you can cut a loaf of bread or something with it, but spreading stuff on bread or cutting something softer, like baked fish, should be fine.I'm not sure I need all the spoons it came with but it's nice to be able to share with a friend, I guess :)So far I've only used it for traveling where I stayed over at hotels/hostels, but I'm sure it'll be equally useful for camping.Overall, I'm very pleased with the product, and I'd definitely purchase again!

Answer: instant oatmeal

<hl> I like to throw this in my suitcase for when I travel, together with a collapsible bowl and instant oatmeal . <hl> That way, I don't have to eat out all my meals when I'm on the road :) The bamboo utensils are super cute, and I liked the fabric wrap thing it came with as well, it's a nice touch and works well to keep the utensils from rolling around in your luggage. The knife is not super sharp (hey, it's made out of wood...!) but I cut a banana with it once and it worked. I don't think you can cut a loaf of bread or something with it, but spreading stuff on bread or cutting something softer, like baked fish, should be fine. I'm not sure I need all the spoons it came with but it's nice to be able to share with a friend, I guess :) So far I've only used it for traveling where I stayed over at hotels/hostels, but I'm sure it'll be equally useful for camping. Overall, I'm very pleased with the product, and I'd definitely purchase again!

I like to throw this in my suitcase for when I travel, together with a collapsible bowl and <hl> instant oatmeal <hl>. That way, I don't have to eat out all my meals when I'm on the road :)The bamboo utensils are super cute, and I liked the fabric wrap thing it came with as well, it's a nice touch and works well to keep the utensils from rolling around in your luggage.The knife is not super sharp (hey, it's made out of wood...!) but I cut a banana with it once and it worked. I don't think you can cut a loaf of bread or something with it, but spreading stuff on bread or cutting something softer, like baked fish, should be fine.I'm not sure I need all the spoons it came with but it's nice to be able to share with a friend, I guess :)So far I've only used it for traveling where I stayed over at hotels/hostels, but I'm sure it'll be equally useful for camping.Overall, I'm very pleased with the product, and I'd definitely purchase again!

I like to throw this in my suitcase for when I travel, together with a collapsible bowl and <hl> instant oatmeal <hl> .