Question: How many times does the author have to flip the waffles on the new machine?

Answer: once

I only have to flip once which is cool.

I've finally given up on my husband's old Bella Cucina Belgian waffle maker that makes soggy waffles no matter what I do. I decided to buy this one on the strength of the good reviews. I'm glad I did! It's a very simple machine with no temp/browning control but it makes waffles that are crispy outside and soft inside. That's all I've ever wanted. <hl> I only have to flip once which is cool. <hl> What I do now is I make a big batch of waffles, cool them on a wire rack and then freeze them in a ziplock bag. I heat them up in the oven for 5-10 minutes whenever we feel like having waffles at any time of the day. It also helps reading the manual first before using it. It said to never use PAM because it destroys the nonstick coating. I brush the plates with some canola oil and pour 3/4 cup of batter. Pouring in more than that would cause spillage. Hope this helps. And FYI, this item goes on sale at Macy's from time to time for around $17.

I've finally given up on my husband's old Bella Cucina Belgian waffle maker that makes soggy waffles no matter what I do. I decided to buy this one on the strength of the good reviews. I'm glad I did! It's a very simple machine with no temp/browning control but it makes waffles that are crispy outside and soft inside. That's all I've ever wanted. I only have to flip <hl> once <hl> which is cool. What I do now is I make a big batch of waffles, cool them on a wire rack and then freeze them in a ziplock bag. I heat them up in the oven for 5-10 minutes whenever we feel like having waffles at any time of the day.It also helps reading the manual first before using it. It said to never use PAM because it destroys the nonstick coating. I brush the plates with some canola oil and pour 3/4 cup of batter. Pouring in more than that would cause spillage. Hope this helps. And FYI, this item goes on sale at Macy's from time to time for around $17.


Question: What does the manual say to never use on the new model?

I've finally given up on my husband's old Bella Cucina Belgian waffle maker that makes soggy waffles no matter what I do. I decided to buy this one on the strength of the good reviews. I'm glad I did! It's a very simple machine with no temp/browning control but it makes waffles that are crispy outside and soft inside. That's all I've ever wanted. I only have to flip once which is cool. What I do now is I make a big batch of waffles, cool them on a wire rack and then freeze them in a ziplock bag. I heat them up in the oven for 5-10 minutes whenever we feel like having waffles at any time of the day.It also helps reading the manual first before using it. It said to never use PAM because it destroys the nonstick coating. I brush the plates with some canola oil and pour 3/4 cup of batter. Pouring in more than that would cause spillage. Hope this helps. And FYI, this item goes on sale at Macy's from time to time for around $17.

Answer: PAM

I've finally given up on my husband's old Bella Cucina Belgian waffle maker that makes soggy waffles no matter what I do. I decided to buy this one on the strength of the good reviews. I'm glad I did! It's a very simple machine with no temp/browning control but it makes waffles that are crispy outside and soft inside. That's all I've ever wanted. I only have to flip once which is cool. What I do now is I make a big batch of waffles, cool them on a wire rack and then freeze them in a ziplock bag. I heat them up in the oven for 5-10 minutes whenever we feel like having waffles at any time of the day. It also helps reading the manual first before using it. <hl> It said to never use PAM because it destroys the nonstick coating. <hl> I brush the plates with some canola oil and pour 3/4 cup of batter. Pouring in more than that would cause spillage. Hope this helps. And FYI, this item goes on sale at Macy's from time to time for around $17.

I've finally given up on my husband's old Bella Cucina Belgian waffle maker that makes soggy waffles no matter what I do. I decided to buy this one on the strength of the good reviews. I'm glad I did! It's a very simple machine with no temp/browning control but it makes waffles that are crispy outside and soft inside. That's all I've ever wanted. I only have to flip once which is cool. What I do now is I make a big batch of waffles, cool them on a wire rack and then freeze them in a ziplock bag. I heat them up in the oven for 5-10 minutes whenever we feel like having waffles at any time of the day.It also helps reading the manual first before using it. It said to never use <hl> PAM <hl> because it destroys the nonstick coating. I brush the plates with some canola oil and pour 3/4 cup of batter. Pouring in more than that would cause spillage. Hope this helps. And FYI, this item goes on sale at Macy's from time to time for around $17.


Question: What was the author surprised by?

This popper does what its' meant to do. I have yet to experience zero un-popped kernels, but it comes close. The one thing that threw me off is how thin this thing is- extremely cheap materials. Any thinner and it would qualify as tinfoil. It's so thin the bottom dented when accidentally set on the stove top too hard- wasn't a big deal because my finger did a fine job of pushing the dent back out (yes, it's that thin!). The light build along with plastic gears lead me to believe me that the popper isn't going to last very long. Spend the extra $20-30 and get the Lindy's popper.

Answer: how thin this thing is

This popper does what its' meant to do. I have yet to experience zero un-popped kernels, but it comes close. <hl> The one thing that threw me off is how thin this thing is - extremely cheap materials. <hl> Any thinner and it would qualify as tinfoil. It's so thin the bottom dented when accidentally set on the stove top too hard- wasn't a big deal because my finger did a fine job of pushing the dent back out (yes, it's that thin!). The light build along with plastic gears lead me to believe me that the popper isn't going to last very long. Spend the extra $20-30 and get the Lindy's popper.

This popper does what its' meant to do. I have yet to experience zero un-popped kernels, but it comes close. The one thing that threw me off is <hl> how thin this thing is <hl>- extremely cheap materials. Any thinner and it would qualify as tinfoil. It's so thin the bottom dented when accidentally set on the stove top too hard- wasn't a big deal because my finger did a fine job of pushing the dent back out (yes, it's that thin!). The light build along with plastic gears lead me to believe me that the popper isn't going to last very long. Spend the extra $20-30 and get the Lindy's popper.

The one thing that threw me off is <hl> how thin this thing is <hl> - extremely cheap materials.


Question: What are the materials described as being?

Answer: cheap

This popper does what its' meant to do. I have yet to experience zero un-popped kernels, but it comes close. <hl> The one thing that threw me off is how thin this thing is- extremely cheap materials. <hl> Any thinner and it would qualify as tinfoil. It's so thin the bottom dented when accidentally set on the stove top too hard- wasn't a big deal because my finger did a fine job of pushing the dent back out (yes, it's that thin!). The light build along with plastic gears lead me to believe me that the popper isn't going to last very long. Spend the extra $20-30 and get the Lindy's popper.

This popper does what its' meant to do. I have yet to experience zero un-popped kernels, but it comes close. The one thing that threw me off is how thin this thing is- extremely <hl> cheap <hl> materials. Any thinner and it would qualify as tinfoil. It's so thin the bottom dented when accidentally set on the stove top too hard- wasn't a big deal because my finger did a fine job of pushing the dent back out (yes, it's that thin!). The light build along with plastic gears lead me to believe me that the popper isn't going to last very long. Spend the extra $20-30 and get the Lindy's popper.


Question: What popper does the author recommend?

Answer: Lindy's

This popper does what its' meant to do. I have yet to experience zero un-popped kernels, but it comes close. The one thing that threw me off is how thin this thing is- extremely cheap materials. Any thinner and it would qualify as tinfoil. It's so thin the bottom dented when accidentally set on the stove top too hard- wasn't a big deal because my finger did a fine job of pushing the dent back out (yes, it's that thin!). The light build along with plastic gears lead me to believe me that the popper isn't going to last very long. <hl> Spend the extra $20-30 and get the Lindy's popper. <hl>

This popper does what its' meant to do. I have yet to experience zero un-popped kernels, but it comes close. The one thing that threw me off is how thin this thing is- extremely cheap materials. Any thinner and it would qualify as tinfoil. It's so thin the bottom dented when accidentally set on the stove top too hard- wasn't a big deal because my finger did a fine job of pushing the dent back out (yes, it's that thin!). The light build along with plastic gears lead me to believe me that the popper isn't going to last very long. Spend the extra $20-30 and get the <hl> Lindy's <hl> popper.


Question: What did the author get on the bottom of the item?

Answer: dent

This popper does what its' meant to do. I have yet to experience zero un-popped kernels, but it comes close. The one thing that threw me off is how thin this thing is- extremely cheap materials. Any thinner and it would qualify as tinfoil. <hl> It's so thin the bottom dent ed when accidentally set on the stove top too hard- wasn't a big deal because my finger did a fine job of pushing the dent back out (yes, it's that thin!). <hl> The light build along with plastic gears lead me to believe me that the popper isn't going to last very long. Spend the extra $20-30 and get the Lindy's popper.

This popper does what its' meant to do. I have yet to experience zero un-popped kernels, but it comes close. The one thing that threw me off is how thin this thing is- extremely cheap materials. Any thinner and it would qualify as tinfoil. It's so thin the bottom <hl> dent <hl>ed when accidentally set on the stove top too hard- wasn't a big deal because my finger did a fine job of pushing the dent back out (yes, it's that thin!). The light build along with plastic gears lead me to believe me that the popper isn't going to last very long. Spend the extra $20-30 and get the Lindy's popper.

It's so thin the bottom <hl> dent <hl> ed when accidentally set on the stove top too hard- wasn't a big deal because my finger did a fine job of pushing the dent back out (yes, it's that thin!).


Question: What does the author use the item for?

It is so nice to have a lid that goes on and comes off easily; it's rubberized, so it almost lays on. Much nicer than some others that you need a pry bar to get the lid off. Now if you had soup in it and dropped it on the floor, it's not likely that the contents would stay inside. But it's perfect for my use which is homemade ice cream.It's a bummer that it's not (completely) microwave safe - still looking for a BHA-free solution for this. TIP: Glass measuring cups work well, since the handle stays cool.

Answer: homemade ice cream

It is so nice to have a lid that goes on and comes off easily; it's rubberized, so it almost lays on. Much nicer than some others that you need a pry bar to get the lid off. Now if you had soup in it and dropped it on the floor, it's not likely that the contents would stay inside. <hl> But it's perfect for my use which is homemade ice cream .It's a bummer that it's not (completely) microwave safe - still looking for a BHA-free solution for this. <hl> TIP: Glass measuring cups work well, since the handle stays cool.

It is so nice to have a lid that goes on and comes off easily; it's rubberized, so it almost lays on. Much nicer than some others that you need a pry bar to get the lid off. Now if you had soup in it and dropped it on the floor, it's not likely that the contents would stay inside. But it's perfect for my use which is <hl> homemade ice cream <hl>.It's a bummer that it's not (completely) microwave safe - still looking for a BHA-free solution for this. TIP: Glass measuring cups work well, since the handle stays cool.

But it's perfect for my use which is <hl> homemade ice cream <hl> .It's a bummer that it's not (completely) microwave safe - still looking for a BHA-free solution for this.


Question: Why does the lid almost always stay on?

Answer: it's rubberized

<hl> It is so nice to have a lid that goes on and comes off easily; it's rubberized , so it almost lays on. <hl> Much nicer than some others that you need a pry bar to get the lid off. Now if you had soup in it and dropped it on the floor, it's not likely that the contents would stay inside. But it's perfect for my use which is homemade ice cream. It's a bummer that it's not (completely) microwave safe - still looking for a BHA-free solution for this. TIP: Glass measuring cups work well, since the handle stays cool.

It is so nice to have a lid that goes on and comes off easily; <hl> it's rubberized <hl>, so it almost lays on. Much nicer than some others that you need a pry bar to get the lid off. Now if you had soup in it and dropped it on the floor, it's not likely that the contents would stay inside. But it's perfect for my use which is homemade ice cream.It's a bummer that it's not (completely) microwave safe - still looking for a BHA-free solution for this. TIP: Glass measuring cups work well, since the handle stays cool.

It is so nice to have a lid that goes on and comes off easily; <hl> it's rubberized <hl> , so it almost lays on.


Question: What is the author bummed about?

Answer: not (completely) microwave safe

It is so nice to have a lid that goes on and comes off easily; it's rubberized, so it almost lays on. Much nicer than some others that you need a pry bar to get the lid off. Now if you had soup in it and dropped it on the floor, it's not likely that the contents would stay inside. But it's perfect for my use which is homemade ice cream. <hl> It's a bummer that it's not (completely) microwave safe - still looking for a BHA-free solution for this. <hl> TIP: Glass measuring cups work well, since the handle stays cool.

It is so nice to have a lid that goes on and comes off easily; it's rubberized, so it almost lays on. Much nicer than some others that you need a pry bar to get the lid off. Now if you had soup in it and dropped it on the floor, it's not likely that the contents would stay inside. But it's perfect for my use which is homemade ice cream.It's a bummer that it's <hl> not (completely) microwave safe <hl> - still looking for a BHA-free solution for this. TIP: Glass measuring cups work well, since the handle stays cool.


Question: What is the author still looking for?

Answer: BHA-free solution

a BHA-free solution for this.

It is so nice to have a lid that goes on and comes off easily; it's rubberized, so it almost lays on. Much nicer than some others that you need a pry bar to get the lid off. Now if you had soup in it and dropped it on the floor, it's not likely that the contents would stay inside. But it's perfect for my use which is homemade ice cream. It's a bummer that it's not (completely) microwave safe - still looking for <hl> a BHA-free solution for this. <hl> TIP: Glass measuring cups work well, since the handle stays cool.

It is so nice to have a lid that goes on and comes off easily; it's rubberized, so it almost lays on. Much nicer than some others that you need a pry bar to get the lid off. Now if you had soup in it and dropped it on the floor, it's not likely that the contents would stay inside. But it's perfect for my use which is homemade ice cream.It's a bummer that it's not (completely) microwave safe - still looking for a <hl> BHA-free solution <hl> for this. TIP: Glass measuring cups work well, since the handle stays cool.


Question: Roughly how many Gerber Graduates sippy cups does the author have?

We have about 35 of the 10 oz. Gerber Graduates sippy cups that were cluttering up our counter top. My son goes thru 10-12 cups per day and over time we've bought tons of these cups. I got the bright idea that maybe this can holder would work to organize them, measured and decided to make the investment. Works perfectly -- we have space for 15 cups per level (without lids it would hold a total of 45). On the top rack I place the lids (can layer these 2 deep if needed). There is room for everything and now it's easy to grab a cup & lid when we need it, and easy to fill when they are done in the dishwasher. Wish I'd had this when I was dealing with dozens of baby bottles, too!

Answer: 35

We have about 35 of the 10 oz.

<hl> We have about 35 of the 10 oz. <hl> Gerber Graduates sippy cups that were cluttering up our counter top. My son goes thru 10-12 cups per day and over time we've bought tons of these cups. I got the bright idea that maybe this can holder would work to organize them, measured and decided to make the investment. Works perfectly -- we have space for 15 cups per level (without lids it would hold a total of 45). On the top rack I place the lids (can layer these 2 deep if needed). There is room for everything and now it's easy to grab a cup & lid when we need it, and easy to fill when they are done in the dishwasher. Wish I'd had this when I was dealing with dozens of baby bottles, too!

We have about <hl> 35 <hl> of the 10 oz. Gerber Graduates sippy cups that were cluttering up our counter top. My son goes thru 10-12 cups per day and over time we've bought tons of these cups. I got the bright idea that maybe this can holder would work to organize them, measured and decided to make the investment. Works perfectly -- we have space for 15 cups per level (without lids it would hold a total of 45). On the top rack I place the lids (can layer these 2 deep if needed). There is room for everything and now it's easy to grab a cup & lid when we need it, and easy to fill when they are done in the dishwasher. Wish I'd had this when I was dealing with dozens of baby bottles, too!


Question: How many cups per level does it hold?

Answer: 15

We have about 35 of the 10 oz. Gerber Graduates sippy cups that were cluttering up our counter top. My son goes thru 10-12 cups per day and over time we've bought tons of these cups. I got the bright idea that maybe this can holder would work to organize them, measured and decided to make the investment. <hl> Works perfectly -- we have space for 15 cups per level (without lids it would hold a total of 45). <hl> On the top rack I place the lids (can layer these 2 deep if needed). There is room for everything and now it's easy to grab a cup & lid when we need it, and easy to fill when they are done in the dishwasher. Wish I'd had this when I was dealing with dozens of baby bottles, too!

We have about 35 of the 10 oz. Gerber Graduates sippy cups that were cluttering up our counter top. My son goes thru 10-12 cups per day and over time we've bought tons of these cups. I got the bright idea that maybe this can holder would work to organize them, measured and decided to make the investment. Works perfectly -- we have space for <hl> 15 <hl> cups per level (without lids it would hold a total of 45). On the top rack I place the lids (can layer these 2 deep if needed). There is room for everything and now it's easy to grab a cup & lid when we need it, and easy to fill when they are done in the dishwasher. Wish I'd had this when I was dealing with dozens of baby bottles, too!


Question: How many cups does the author's son use a day?

Answer: 10-12

We have about 35 of the 10 oz. Gerber Graduates sippy cups that were cluttering up our counter top. <hl> My son goes thru 10-12 cups per day and over time we've bought tons of these cups. <hl> I got the bright idea that maybe this can holder would work to organize them, measured and decided to make the investment. Works perfectly -- we have space for 15 cups per level (without lids it would hold a total of 45). On the top rack I place the lids (can layer these 2 deep if needed). There is room for everything and now it's easy to grab a cup & lid when we need it, and easy to fill when they are done in the dishwasher. Wish I'd had this when I was dealing with dozens of baby bottles, too!

We have about 35 of the 10 oz. Gerber Graduates sippy cups that were cluttering up our counter top. My son goes thru <hl> 10-12 <hl> cups per day and over time we've bought tons of these cups. I got the bright idea that maybe this can holder would work to organize them, measured and decided to make the investment. Works perfectly -- we have space for 15 cups per level (without lids it would hold a total of 45). On the top rack I place the lids (can layer these 2 deep if needed). There is room for everything and now it's easy to grab a cup & lid when we need it, and easy to fill when they are done in the dishwasher. Wish I'd had this when I was dealing with dozens of baby bottles, too!


Question: How many cups would the item hold without lids?

Answer: 45

We have about 35 of the 10 oz. Gerber Graduates sippy cups that were cluttering up our counter top. My son goes thru 10-12 cups per day and over time we've bought tons of these cups. I got the bright idea that maybe this can holder would work to organize them, measured and decided to make the investment. <hl> Works perfectly -- we have space for 15 cups per level (without lids it would hold a total of 45 ). <hl> On the top rack I place the lids (can layer these 2 deep if needed). There is room for everything and now it's easy to grab a cup & lid when we need it, and easy to fill when they are done in the dishwasher. Wish I'd had this when I was dealing with dozens of baby bottles, too!

We have about 35 of the 10 oz. Gerber Graduates sippy cups that were cluttering up our counter top. My son goes thru 10-12 cups per day and over time we've bought tons of these cups. I got the bright idea that maybe this can holder would work to organize them, measured and decided to make the investment. Works perfectly -- we have space for 15 cups per level (without lids it would hold a total of <hl> 45 <hl>). On the top rack I place the lids (can layer these 2 deep if needed). There is room for everything and now it's easy to grab a cup & lid when we need it, and easy to fill when they are done in the dishwasher. Wish I'd had this when I was dealing with dozens of baby bottles, too!

Works perfectly -- we have space for 15 cups per level (without lids it would hold a total of <hl> 45 <hl> ).


Question: Why did the author buy this device?

I was expecting a little more out of this device than what I got, but it does work. I purchased this to help spread butter flavoring on popcorn. I can fill it up and spray the popcorn then sift a little extra flavoring and it works great. There are two areas in which I would really like to see this device improve...1. It seems silly to only be able to use half the bottle for product. Leaving very little space for the product meaning that you have to refill it pretty regularly.2. Not much pressure generated. While this does work I basically have to pump it a good 10x or so for each spray, which is bordering on too much work to make it useful.I'm not sure what it would take to resolve these two issues, but I removed a star for each of these.

Answer: to help spread butter flavoring on popcorn.

I was expecting a little more out of this device than what I got, but it does work. <hl> I purchased this to help spread butter flavoring on popcorn. I can fill it up and spray the popcorn then sift a little extra flavoring and it works great. <hl> There are two areas in which I would really like to see this device improve...1. It seems silly to only be able to use half the bottle for product. Leaving very little space for the product meaning that you have to refill it pretty regularly.2. Not much pressure generated. While this does work I basically have to pump it a good 10x or so for each spray, which is bordering on too much work to make it useful. I'm not sure what it would take to resolve these two issues, but I removed a star for each of these.

I was expecting a little more out of this device than what I got, but it does work. I purchased this <hl> to help spread butter flavoring on popcorn. <hl> I can fill it up and spray the popcorn then sift a little extra flavoring and it works great. There are two areas in which I would really like to see this device improve...1. It seems silly to only be able to use half the bottle for product. Leaving very little space for the product meaning that you have to refill it pretty regularly.2. Not much pressure generated. While this does work I basically have to pump it a good 10x or so for each spray, which is bordering on too much work to make it useful.I'm not sure what it would take to resolve these two issues, but I removed a star for each of these.


Question: How many times does the author have to pump it for each spray?

Answer: 10x

I was expecting a little more out of this device than what I got, but it does work. I purchased this to help spread butter flavoring on popcorn. I can fill it up and spray the popcorn then sift a little extra flavoring and it works great. There are two areas in which I would really like to see this device improve...1. It seems silly to only be able to use half the bottle for product. Leaving very little space for the product meaning that you have to refill it pretty regularly.2. Not much pressure generated. <hl> While this does work I basically have to pump it a good 10x or so for each spray, which is bordering on too much work to make it useful. <hl> I'm not sure what it would take to resolve these two issues, but I removed a star for each of these.

I was expecting a little more out of this device than what I got, but it does work. I purchased this to help spread butter flavoring on popcorn. I can fill it up and spray the popcorn then sift a little extra flavoring and it works great. There are two areas in which I would really like to see this device improve...1. It seems silly to only be able to use half the bottle for product. Leaving very little space for the product meaning that you have to refill it pretty regularly.2. Not much pressure generated. While this does work I basically have to pump it a good <hl> 10x <hl> or so for each spray, which is bordering on too much work to make it useful.I'm not sure what it would take to resolve these two issues, but I removed a star for each of these.


Question: How often do you have to refill the product?

Answer: pretty regularly

I was expecting a little more out of this device than what I got, but it does work. I purchased this to help spread butter flavoring on popcorn. I can fill it up and spray the popcorn then sift a little extra flavoring and it works great. There are two areas in which I would really like to see this device improve...1. It seems silly to only be able to use half the bottle for product. <hl> Leaving very little space for the product meaning that you have to refill it pretty regularly .2. <hl> Not much pressure generated. While this does work I basically have to pump it a good 10x or so for each spray, which is bordering on too much work to make it useful. I'm not sure what it would take to resolve these two issues, but I removed a star for each of these.

I was expecting a little more out of this device than what I got, but it does work. I purchased this to help spread butter flavoring on popcorn. I can fill it up and spray the popcorn then sift a little extra flavoring and it works great. There are two areas in which I would really like to see this device improve...1. It seems silly to only be able to use half the bottle for product. Leaving very little space for the product meaning that you have to refill it <hl> pretty regularly <hl>.2. Not much pressure generated. While this does work I basically have to pump it a good 10x or so for each spray, which is bordering on too much work to make it useful.I'm not sure what it would take to resolve these two issues, but I removed a star for each of these.

Leaving very little space for the product meaning that you have to refill it <hl> pretty regularly <hl> .2.


Question: How much of the bottle can you use for product?

Answer: half

I was expecting a little more out of this device than what I got, but it does work. I purchased this to help spread butter flavoring on popcorn. I can fill it up and spray the popcorn then sift a little extra flavoring and it works great. There are two areas in which I would really like to see this device improve...1. <hl> It seems silly to only be able to use half the bottle for product. <hl> Leaving very little space for the product meaning that you have to refill it pretty regularly.2. Not much pressure generated. While this does work I basically have to pump it a good 10x or so for each spray, which is bordering on too much work to make it useful. I'm not sure what it would take to resolve these two issues, but I removed a star for each of these.

I was expecting a little more out of this device than what I got, but it does work. I purchased this to help spread butter flavoring on popcorn. I can fill it up and spray the popcorn then sift a little extra flavoring and it works great. There are two areas in which I would really like to see this device improve...1. It seems silly to only be able to use <hl> half <hl> the bottle for product. Leaving very little space for the product meaning that you have to refill it pretty regularly.2. Not much pressure generated. While this does work I basically have to pump it a good 10x or so for each spray, which is bordering on too much work to make it useful.I'm not sure what it would take to resolve these two issues, but I removed a star for each of these.


Question: What is the brand of the cast iron?

I just received my 7qt Lodge cast iron dutch oven this morning, and it is big and beautiful. I haven't cooked anything in it yet, but I can't wait to try it out. It is heavier than I thought so once I put in a roast, potatoes, carrots, etc. I'm sure I'll need a crane to left it...LOL. I ordered this based on the reviews, and once again the reviews have not let me down. I live alone, so that's why I ordered the 7qt so I can make large quantities of everything, and I know my brother and sister-in-law will want to borrow it. The quality is excellent; you can tell that just by looking at it. I plan on using this also as a slow cooker, and I hear your meals are done in half the time. I would highly recommend this to anyone who is interested in cooking with cast iron.

Answer: Lodge

<hl> I just received my 7qt Lodge cast iron dutch oven this morning, and it is big and beautiful. <hl> I haven't cooked anything in it yet, but I can't wait to try it out. It is heavier than I thought so once I put in a roast, potatoes, carrots, etc. I'm sure I'll need a crane to left it... LOL. I ordered this based on the reviews, and once again the reviews have not let me down. I live alone, so that's why I ordered the 7qt so I can make large quantities of everything, and I know my brother and sister-in-law will want to borrow it. The quality is excellent; you can tell that just by looking at it. I plan on using this also as a slow cooker, and I hear your meals are done in half the time. I would highly recommend this to anyone who is interested in cooking with cast iron.

I just received my 7qt <hl> Lodge <hl> cast iron dutch oven this morning, and it is big and beautiful. I haven't cooked anything in it yet, but I can't wait to try it out. It is heavier than I thought so once I put in a roast, potatoes, carrots, etc. I'm sure I'll need a crane to left it...LOL. I ordered this based on the reviews, and once again the reviews have not let me down. I live alone, so that's why I ordered the 7qt so I can make large quantities of everything, and I know my brother and sister-in-law will want to borrow it. The quality is excellent; you can tell that just by looking at it. I plan on using this also as a slow cooker, and I hear your meals are done in half the time. I would highly recommend this to anyone who is interested in cooking with cast iron.


Question: How big is the cast iron?

Answer: 7qt

<hl> I just received my 7qt Lodge cast iron dutch oven this morning, and it is big and beautiful. <hl> I haven't cooked anything in it yet, but I can't wait to try it out. It is heavier than I thought so once I put in a roast, potatoes, carrots, etc. I'm sure I'll need a crane to left it... LOL. I ordered this based on the reviews, and once again the reviews have not let me down. I live alone, so that's why I ordered the 7qt so I can make large quantities of everything, and I know my brother and sister-in-law will want to borrow it. The quality is excellent; you can tell that just by looking at it. I plan on using this also as a slow cooker, and I hear your meals are done in half the time. I would highly recommend this to anyone who is interested in cooking with cast iron.

I just received my <hl> 7qt <hl> Lodge cast iron dutch oven this morning, and it is big and beautiful. I haven't cooked anything in it yet, but I can't wait to try it out. It is heavier than I thought so once I put in a roast, potatoes, carrots, etc. I'm sure I'll need a crane to left it...LOL. I ordered this based on the reviews, and once again the reviews have not let me down. I live alone, so that's why I ordered the 7qt so I can make large quantities of everything, and I know my brother and sister-in-law will want to borrow it. The quality is excellent; you can tell that just by looking at it. I plan on using this also as a slow cooker, and I hear your meals are done in half the time. I would highly recommend this to anyone who is interested in cooking with cast iron.


Question: What country is the cast iron from?

Answer: dutch

<hl> I just received my 7qt Lodge cast iron dutch oven this morning, and it is big and beautiful. <hl> I haven't cooked anything in it yet, but I can't wait to try it out. It is heavier than I thought so once I put in a roast, potatoes, carrots, etc. I'm sure I'll need a crane to left it... LOL. I ordered this based on the reviews, and once again the reviews have not let me down. I live alone, so that's why I ordered the 7qt so I can make large quantities of everything, and I know my brother and sister-in-law will want to borrow it. The quality is excellent; you can tell that just by looking at it. I plan on using this also as a slow cooker, and I hear your meals are done in half the time. I would highly recommend this to anyone who is interested in cooking with cast iron.

I just received my 7qt Lodge cast iron <hl> dutch <hl> oven this morning, and it is big and beautiful. I haven't cooked anything in it yet, but I can't wait to try it out. It is heavier than I thought so once I put in a roast, potatoes, carrots, etc. I'm sure I'll need a crane to left it...LOL. I ordered this based on the reviews, and once again the reviews have not let me down. I live alone, so that's why I ordered the 7qt so I can make large quantities of everything, and I know my brother and sister-in-law will want to borrow it. The quality is excellent; you can tell that just by looking at it. I plan on using this also as a slow cooker, and I hear your meals are done in half the time. I would highly recommend this to anyone who is interested in cooking with cast iron.


Question: How will this person use the cast iron?

Answer: slow cooker

I just received my 7qt Lodge cast iron dutch oven this morning, and it is big and beautiful. I haven't cooked anything in it yet, but I can't wait to try it out. It is heavier than I thought so once I put in a roast, potatoes, carrots, etc. I'm sure I'll need a crane to left it... LOL. I ordered this based on the reviews, and once again the reviews have not let me down. I live alone, so that's why I ordered the 7qt so I can make large quantities of everything, and I know my brother and sister-in-law will want to borrow it. The quality is excellent; you can tell that just by looking at it. <hl> I plan on using this also as a slow cooker , and I hear your meals are done in half the time. <hl> I would highly recommend this to anyone who is interested in cooking with cast iron.

I just received my 7qt Lodge cast iron dutch oven this morning, and it is big and beautiful. I haven't cooked anything in it yet, but I can't wait to try it out. It is heavier than I thought so once I put in a roast, potatoes, carrots, etc. I'm sure I'll need a crane to left it...LOL. I ordered this based on the reviews, and once again the reviews have not let me down. I live alone, so that's why I ordered the 7qt so I can make large quantities of everything, and I know my brother and sister-in-law will want to borrow it. The quality is excellent; you can tell that just by looking at it. I plan on using this also as a <hl> slow cooker <hl>, and I hear your meals are done in half the time. I would highly recommend this to anyone who is interested in cooking with cast iron.

I plan on using this also as a <hl> slow cooker <hl> , and I hear your meals are done in half the time.


Question: How many shots of espresso will this make?

Makes a three shots of great tasting "espresso". I use a grind halfway between drip and espresso. Found starting with hot water makes a much better brew - less time on the stove. Steam and water leaked between the chambers the first couple times I used it. Took the seal off and carefully cleaned it and the threads; problem solved. Easy to clean, too.

Answer: three

<hl> Makes a three shots of great tasting "espresso". <hl> I use a grind halfway between drip and espresso. Found starting with hot water makes a much better brew - less time on the stove. Steam and water leaked between the chambers the first couple times I used it. Took the seal off and carefully cleaned it and the threads; problem solved. Easy to clean, too.

Makes a <hl> three <hl> shots of great tasting "espresso". I use a grind halfway between drip and espresso. Found starting with hot water makes a much better brew - less time on the stove. Steam and water leaked between the chambers the first couple times I used it. Took the seal off and carefully cleaned it and the threads; problem solved. Easy to clean, too.


Question: What type of water do they use?

Answer: hot water

Makes a three shots of great tasting "espresso". I use a grind halfway between drip and espresso. <hl> Found starting with hot water makes a much better brew - less time on the stove. <hl> Steam and water leaked between the chambers the first couple times I used it. Took the seal off and carefully cleaned it and the threads; problem solved. Easy to clean, too.

Makes a three shots of great tasting "espresso". I use a grind halfway between drip and espresso. Found starting with <hl> hot water <hl> makes a much better brew - less time on the stove. Steam and water leaked between the chambers the first couple times I used it. Took the seal off and carefully cleaned it and the threads; problem solved. Easy to clean, too.


Question: What happened when they first used the machine?

Answer: Steam and water leaked between the chambers

Makes a three shots of great tasting "espresso". I use a grind halfway between drip and espresso. Found starting with hot water makes a much better brew - less time on the stove. <hl> Steam and water leaked between the chambers the first couple times I used it. <hl> Took the seal off and carefully cleaned it and the threads; problem solved. Easy to clean, too.

Makes a three shots of great tasting "espresso". I use a grind halfway between drip and espresso. Found starting with hot water makes a much better brew - less time on the stove. <hl> Steam and water leaked between the chambers <hl> the first couple times I used it. Took the seal off and carefully cleaned it and the threads; problem solved. Easy to clean, too.


Question: When do they use a grind?

Answer: halfway between drip and espresso

Makes a three shots of great tasting "espresso". <hl> I use a grind halfway between drip and espresso . <hl> Found starting with hot water makes a much better brew - less time on the stove. Steam and water leaked between the chambers the first couple times I used it. Took the seal off and carefully cleaned it and the threads; problem solved. Easy to clean, too.

Makes a three shots of great tasting "espresso". I use a grind <hl> halfway between drip and espresso <hl>. Found starting with hot water makes a much better brew - less time on the stove. Steam and water leaked between the chambers the first couple times I used it. Took the seal off and carefully cleaned it and the threads; problem solved. Easy to clean, too.

I use a grind <hl> halfway between drip and espresso <hl> .


Question: What brand is the vacuum?

Well, I just finished the first pass of my home with this new Bissell. All I can say is I was AMAZED at what this machine pulled out of my carpets. Now, granted the fact that my Kenmore died about a month ago and I have been just getting by with an old Hoover Canister; however, this thing would suck the kernels off an ear of corn. Fantastic power & relatively quiet for all it does. Yes, be prepared to empty the collection canister frequently, but just looking in it will give you an overwhelming sense of accomplishment. It may also convince you that you are not going to make the cover of Good Housekeeping. Does a number on pet hair and my carpets almost look like they were shampooed. The Red/Green light is actually a cool gadget and pretty effective. I assume that my next pass around the house will not yield the same amount of dirt now that I am in "Green Light" status.Bottom-line: You cannot beat the quality & performance of this vacuum for this price.

Answer: Bissell

<hl> Well, I just finished the first pass of my home with this new Bissell . <hl> All I can say is I was AMAZED at what this machine pulled out of my carpets. Now, granted the fact that my Kenmore died about a month ago and I have been just getting by with an old Hoover Canister; however, this thing would suck the kernels off an ear of corn. Fantastic power & relatively quiet for all it does. Yes, be prepared to empty the collection canister frequently, but just looking in it will give you an overwhelming sense of accomplishment. It may also convince you that you are not going to make the cover of Good Housekeeping. Does a number on pet hair and my carpets almost look like they were shampooed. The Red/Green light is actually a cool gadget and pretty effective. I assume that my next pass around the house will not yield the same amount of dirt now that I am in "Green Light" status. Bottom-line: You cannot beat the quality & performance of this vacuum for this price.

Well, I just finished the first pass of my home with this new <hl> Bissell <hl>. All I can say is I was AMAZED at what this machine pulled out of my carpets. Now, granted the fact that my Kenmore died about a month ago and I have been just getting by with an old Hoover Canister; however, this thing would suck the kernels off an ear of corn. Fantastic power & relatively quiet for all it does. Yes, be prepared to empty the collection canister frequently, but just looking in it will give you an overwhelming sense of accomplishment. It may also convince you that you are not going to make the cover of Good Housekeeping. Does a number on pet hair and my carpets almost look like they were shampooed. The Red/Green light is actually a cool gadget and pretty effective. I assume that my next pass around the house will not yield the same amount of dirt now that I am in "Green Light" status.Bottom-line: You cannot beat the quality & performance of this vacuum for this price.

Well, I just finished the first pass of my home with this new <hl> Bissell <hl> .


Question: What have they been using before they purchased the Bissell?

Answer: Hoover Canister

Well, I just finished the first pass of my home with this new Bissell. All I can say is I was AMAZED at what this machine pulled out of my carpets. <hl> Now, granted the fact that my Kenmore died about a month ago and I have been just getting by with an old Hoover Canister ; however, this thing would suck the kernels off an ear of corn. <hl> Fantastic power & relatively quiet for all it does. Yes, be prepared to empty the collection canister frequently, but just looking in it will give you an overwhelming sense of accomplishment. It may also convince you that you are not going to make the cover of Good Housekeeping. Does a number on pet hair and my carpets almost look like they were shampooed. The Red/Green light is actually a cool gadget and pretty effective. I assume that my next pass around the house will not yield the same amount of dirt now that I am in "Green Light" status. Bottom-line: You cannot beat the quality & performance of this vacuum for this price.

Well, I just finished the first pass of my home with this new Bissell. All I can say is I was AMAZED at what this machine pulled out of my carpets. Now, granted the fact that my Kenmore died about a month ago and I have been just getting by with an old <hl> Hoover Canister <hl>; however, this thing would suck the kernels off an ear of corn. Fantastic power & relatively quiet for all it does. Yes, be prepared to empty the collection canister frequently, but just looking in it will give you an overwhelming sense of accomplishment. It may also convince you that you are not going to make the cover of Good Housekeeping. Does a number on pet hair and my carpets almost look like they were shampooed. The Red/Green light is actually a cool gadget and pretty effective. I assume that my next pass around the house will not yield the same amount of dirt now that I am in "Green Light" status.Bottom-line: You cannot beat the quality & performance of this vacuum for this price.

Now, granted the fact that my Kenmore died about a month ago and I have been just getting by with an old <hl> Hoover Canister <hl> ; however, this thing would suck the kernels off an ear of corn.


Question: What brand was their previous vacuum?

Answer: Kenmore

Well, I just finished the first pass of my home with this new Bissell. All I can say is I was AMAZED at what this machine pulled out of my carpets. <hl> Now, granted the fact that my Kenmore died about a month ago and I have been just getting by with an old Hoover Canister; however, this thing would suck the kernels off an ear of corn. <hl> Fantastic power & relatively quiet for all it does. Yes, be prepared to empty the collection canister frequently, but just looking in it will give you an overwhelming sense of accomplishment. It may also convince you that you are not going to make the cover of Good Housekeeping. Does a number on pet hair and my carpets almost look like they were shampooed. The Red/Green light is actually a cool gadget and pretty effective. I assume that my next pass around the house will not yield the same amount of dirt now that I am in "Green Light" status. Bottom-line: You cannot beat the quality & performance of this vacuum for this price.

Well, I just finished the first pass of my home with this new Bissell. All I can say is I was AMAZED at what this machine pulled out of my carpets. Now, granted the fact that my <hl> Kenmore <hl> died about a month ago and I have been just getting by with an old Hoover Canister; however, this thing would suck the kernels off an ear of corn. Fantastic power & relatively quiet for all it does. Yes, be prepared to empty the collection canister frequently, but just looking in it will give you an overwhelming sense of accomplishment. It may also convince you that you are not going to make the cover of Good Housekeeping. Does a number on pet hair and my carpets almost look like they were shampooed. The Red/Green light is actually a cool gadget and pretty effective. I assume that my next pass around the house will not yield the same amount of dirt now that I am in "Green Light" status.Bottom-line: You cannot beat the quality & performance of this vacuum for this price.


Question: How many times will you need to empty the collection canister?

Answer: frequently

Well, I just finished the first pass of my home with this new Bissell. All I can say is I was AMAZED at what this machine pulled out of my carpets. Now, granted the fact that my Kenmore died about a month ago and I have been just getting by with an old Hoover Canister; however, this thing would suck the kernels off an ear of corn. Fantastic power & relatively quiet for all it does. <hl> Yes, be prepared to empty the collection canister frequently , but just looking in it will give you an overwhelming sense of accomplishment. <hl> It may also convince you that you are not going to make the cover of Good Housekeeping. Does a number on pet hair and my carpets almost look like they were shampooed. The Red/Green light is actually a cool gadget and pretty effective. I assume that my next pass around the house will not yield the same amount of dirt now that I am in "Green Light" status. Bottom-line: You cannot beat the quality & performance of this vacuum for this price.

Well, I just finished the first pass of my home with this new Bissell. All I can say is I was AMAZED at what this machine pulled out of my carpets. Now, granted the fact that my Kenmore died about a month ago and I have been just getting by with an old Hoover Canister; however, this thing would suck the kernels off an ear of corn. Fantastic power & relatively quiet for all it does. Yes, be prepared to empty the collection canister <hl> frequently <hl>, but just looking in it will give you an overwhelming sense of accomplishment. It may also convince you that you are not going to make the cover of Good Housekeeping. Does a number on pet hair and my carpets almost look like they were shampooed. The Red/Green light is actually a cool gadget and pretty effective. I assume that my next pass around the house will not yield the same amount of dirt now that I am in "Green Light" status.Bottom-line: You cannot beat the quality & performance of this vacuum for this price.

Yes, be prepared to empty the collection canister <hl> frequently <hl> , but just looking in it will give you an overwhelming sense of accomplishment.


Question: What sizes did they buy?

I bought this to help with space in some deep cabinets. I purchased it in three sizes, the 9-1/2", the 12" and the 16". All are great. They are non-slip. They have a non-slip surface on the top, but they also have it on the bottom, so they stay where you put them in your cupboard. The movement is very smooth. I put quite a bit of weight (flour, sugar, box mixes) on the 16" and it turns just great. I wish I had bought more when I ordered these, but I will order more. They are hard plastic, so they may be best for inside the cupboard rather than a formal dining table. I recommend these if you are looking for a smooth operating turntable.

Answer: the 9-1/2", the 12" and the 16"

I bought this to help with space in some deep cabinets. <hl> I purchased it in three sizes, the 9-1/2", the 12" and the 16" . <hl> All are great. They are non-slip. They have a non-slip surface on the top, but they also have it on the bottom, so they stay where you put them in your cupboard. The movement is very smooth. I put quite a bit of weight (flour, sugar, box mixes) on the 16" and it turns just great. I wish I had bought more when I ordered these, but I will order more. They are hard plastic, so they may be best for inside the cupboard rather than a formal dining table. I recommend these if you are looking for a smooth operating turntable.

I bought this to help with space in some deep cabinets. I purchased it in three sizes, <hl> the 9-1/2", the 12" and the 16" <hl>. All are great. They are non-slip. They have a non-slip surface on the top, but they also have it on the bottom, so they stay where you put them in your cupboard. The movement is very smooth. I put quite a bit of weight (flour, sugar, box mixes) on the 16" and it turns just great. I wish I had bought more when I ordered these, but I will order more. They are hard plastic, so they may be best for inside the cupboard rather than a formal dining table. I recommend these if you are looking for a smooth operating turntable.

I purchased it in three sizes, <hl> the 9-1/2", the 12" and the 16" <hl> .


Question: How many order did they make of each?

Answer: three

I bought this to help with space in some deep cabinets. <hl> I purchased it in three sizes, the 9-1/2", the 12" and the 16". <hl> All are great. They are non-slip. They have a non-slip surface on the top, but they also have it on the bottom, so they stay where you put them in your cupboard. The movement is very smooth. I put quite a bit of weight (flour, sugar, box mixes) on the 16" and it turns just great. I wish I had bought more when I ordered these, but I will order more. They are hard plastic, so they may be best for inside the cupboard rather than a formal dining table. I recommend these if you are looking for a smooth operating turntable.

I bought this to help with space in some deep cabinets. I purchased it in <hl> three <hl> sizes, the 9-1/2", the 12" and the 16". All are great. They are non-slip. They have a non-slip surface on the top, but they also have it on the bottom, so they stay where you put them in your cupboard. The movement is very smooth. I put quite a bit of weight (flour, sugar, box mixes) on the 16" and it turns just great. I wish I had bought more when I ordered these, but I will order more. They are hard plastic, so they may be best for inside the cupboard rather than a formal dining table. I recommend these if you are looking for a smooth operating turntable.


Question: What type of surface does it have?

Answer: non-slip

They are non-slip .

I bought this to help with space in some deep cabinets. I purchased it in three sizes, the 9-1/2", the 12" and the 16". All are great. <hl> They are non-slip . <hl> They have a non-slip surface on the top, but they also have it on the bottom, so they stay where you put them in your cupboard. The movement is very smooth. I put quite a bit of weight (flour, sugar, box mixes) on the 16" and it turns just great. I wish I had bought more when I ordered these, but I will order more. They are hard plastic, so they may be best for inside the cupboard rather than a formal dining table. I recommend these if you are looking for a smooth operating turntable.

I bought this to help with space in some deep cabinets. I purchased it in three sizes, the 9-1/2", the 12" and the 16". All are great. They are <hl> non-slip <hl>. They have a non-slip surface on the top, but they also have it on the bottom, so they stay where you put them in your cupboard. The movement is very smooth. I put quite a bit of weight (flour, sugar, box mixes) on the 16" and it turns just great. I wish I had bought more when I ordered these, but I will order more. They are hard plastic, so they may be best for inside the cupboard rather than a formal dining table. I recommend these if you are looking for a smooth operating turntable.


Question: What type of plastic is it made out of?

Answer: hard

I bought this to help with space in some deep cabinets. I purchased it in three sizes, the 9-1/2", the 12" and the 16". All are great. They are non-slip. They have a non-slip surface on the top, but they also have it on the bottom, so they stay where you put them in your cupboard. The movement is very smooth. I put quite a bit of weight (flour, sugar, box mixes) on the 16" and it turns just great. I wish I had bought more when I ordered these, but I will order more. <hl> They are hard plastic, so they may be best for inside the cupboard rather than a formal dining table. <hl> I recommend these if you are looking for a smooth operating turntable.

I bought this to help with space in some deep cabinets. I purchased it in three sizes, the 9-1/2", the 12" and the 16". All are great. They are non-slip. They have a non-slip surface on the top, but they also have it on the bottom, so they stay where you put them in your cupboard. The movement is very smooth. I put quite a bit of weight (flour, sugar, box mixes) on the 16" and it turns just great. I wish I had bought more when I ordered these, but I will order more. They are <hl> hard <hl> plastic, so they may be best for inside the cupboard rather than a formal dining table. I recommend these if you are looking for a smooth operating turntable.


Question: Where did they buy their butcher block?

I purchased a new butcher block work table from Ikea and used this oil. Wow! It looked amazing, but what really amazed was when I tried it on a wooden microwave cart I've had for thirty years. I had used other oils over time on the cart but was never impressed. The Boos Mystery Oil made the cart look better than the day I bought it. I now use this oil on every bare wood in my house and each new use amazes. I rubbed it on with a little terry cloth rag torn from an old dishtowel and I now keep the rag in a squat canning jar underneath the table so I can rub it down after every use. Beautiful! It has no odor and even makes your hands feel soft. I will be buying this again.

Answer: Ikea

<hl> I purchased a new butcher block work table from Ikea and used this oil. <hl> Wow! It looked amazing, but what really amazed was when I tried it on a wooden microwave cart I've had for thirty years. I had used other oils over time on the cart but was never impressed. The Boos Mystery Oil made the cart look better than the day I bought it. I now use this oil on every bare wood in my house and each new use amazes. I rubbed it on with a little terry cloth rag torn from an old dishtowel and I now keep the rag in a squat canning jar underneath the table so I can rub it down after every use. Beautiful! It has no odor and even makes your hands feel soft. I will be buying this again.

I purchased a new butcher block work table from <hl> Ikea <hl> and used this oil. Wow! It looked amazing, but what really amazed was when I tried it on a wooden microwave cart I've had for thirty years. I had used other oils over time on the cart but was never impressed. The Boos Mystery Oil made the cart look better than the day I bought it. I now use this oil on every bare wood in my house and each new use amazes. I rubbed it on with a little terry cloth rag torn from an old dishtowel and I now keep the rag in a squat canning jar underneath the table so I can rub it down after every use. Beautiful! It has no odor and even makes your hands feel soft. I will be buying this again.


Question: What did they buy from Amazon?

Answer: Boos Mystery Oil

I purchased a new butcher block work table from Ikea and used this oil. Wow! It looked amazing, but what really amazed was when I tried it on a wooden microwave cart I've had for thirty years. I had used other oils over time on the cart but was never impressed. <hl> The Boos Mystery Oil made the cart look better than the day I bought it. <hl> I now use this oil on every bare wood in my house and each new use amazes. I rubbed it on with a little terry cloth rag torn from an old dishtowel and I now keep the rag in a squat canning jar underneath the table so I can rub it down after every use. Beautiful! It has no odor and even makes your hands feel soft. I will be buying this again.

I purchased a new butcher block work table from Ikea and used this oil. Wow! It looked amazing, but what really amazed was when I tried it on a wooden microwave cart I've had for thirty years. I had used other oils over time on the cart but was never impressed. The <hl> Boos Mystery Oil <hl> made the cart look better than the day I bought it. I now use this oil on every bare wood in my house and each new use amazes. I rubbed it on with a little terry cloth rag torn from an old dishtowel and I now keep the rag in a squat canning jar underneath the table so I can rub it down after every use. Beautiful! It has no odor and even makes your hands feel soft. I will be buying this again.


Question: What else did they use the oil on?

Answer: wooden microwave cart

I purchased a new butcher block work table from Ikea and used this oil. Wow! It looked amazing, but what really amazed was when I tried it on <hl> a wooden microwave cart I've had for thirty years. <hl> I had used other oils over time on the cart but was never impressed. The Boos Mystery Oil made the cart look better than the day I bought it. I now use this oil on every bare wood in my house and each new use amazes. I rubbed it on with a little terry cloth rag torn from an old dishtowel and I now keep the rag in a squat canning jar underneath the table so I can rub it down after every use. Beautiful! It has no odor and even makes your hands feel soft. I will be buying this again.

I purchased a new butcher block work table from Ikea and used this oil. Wow! It looked amazing, but what really amazed was when I tried it on a <hl> wooden microwave cart <hl> I've had for thirty years. I had used other oils over time on the cart but was never impressed. The Boos Mystery Oil made the cart look better than the day I bought it. I now use this oil on every bare wood in my house and each new use amazes. I rubbed it on with a little terry cloth rag torn from an old dishtowel and I now keep the rag in a squat canning jar underneath the table so I can rub it down after every use. Beautiful! It has no odor and even makes your hands feel soft. I will be buying this again.


Question: What is brand of the oil?

Answer: Boos Mystery Oil

I purchased a new butcher block work table from Ikea and used this oil. Wow! It looked amazing, but what really amazed was when I tried it on a wooden microwave cart I've had for thirty years. I had used other oils over time on the cart but was never impressed. <hl> The Boos Mystery Oil made the cart look better than the day I bought it. <hl> I now use this oil on every bare wood in my house and each new use amazes. I rubbed it on with a little terry cloth rag torn from an old dishtowel and I now keep the rag in a squat canning jar underneath the table so I can rub it down after every use. Beautiful! It has no odor and even makes your hands feel soft. I will be buying this again.

I purchased a new butcher block work table from Ikea and used this oil. Wow! It looked amazing, but what really amazed was when I tried it on a wooden microwave cart I've had for thirty years. I had used other oils over time on the cart but was never impressed. The <hl> Boos Mystery Oil <hl> made the cart look better than the day I bought it. I now use this oil on every bare wood in my house and each new use amazes. I rubbed it on with a little terry cloth rag torn from an old dishtowel and I now keep the rag in a squat canning jar underneath the table so I can rub it down after every use. Beautiful! It has no odor and even makes your hands feel soft. I will be buying this again.


Question: What did I want to buy?

Finding a decent pitcher is much harder than I thought it would be. Seriously.I looked at Target, Wally World, other sellers on Amazon and even fancy department stores and I found it difficult to find a large pitcher that did not completely suck. I am convinced that perhaps this company is the only one that knows how to make a decent pitcher. Let me tell you why I love it.First of all it is made in the US. Maybe the last thing made here in this country. So thats a big plus in my book. Also it's large, but not humongus. I think maybe it might be the perfect size. It's sturdy. I like that. No tuperware film-flam here. I like that the lid fits perfectly and is simple and easy. I like that it fits in the door of my fridge (I have a standard size US fridge). It looks good too.I feel kind of silly reviewing a pitcher online, but seriously, it's hard to find a decent one. Like I said, this might be the only decent pitcher out there in the marketplace in my opinion.

Answer: decent pitcher

<hl> Finding a decent pitcher is much harder than I thought it would be. <hl> Seriously. I looked at Target, Wally World, other sellers on Amazon and even fancy department stores and I found it difficult to find a large pitcher that did not completely suck. I am convinced that perhaps this company is the only one that knows how to make a decent pitcher. Let me tell you why I love it. First of all it is made in the US. Maybe the last thing made here in this country. So thats a big plus in my book. Also it's large, but not humongus. I think maybe it might be the perfect size. It's sturdy. I like that. No tuperware film-flam here. I like that the lid fits perfectly and is simple and easy. I like that it fits in the door of my fridge (I have a standard size US fridge). It looks good too. I feel kind of silly reviewing a pitcher online, but seriously, it's hard to find a decent one. Like I said, this might be the only decent pitcher out there in the marketplace in my opinion.

Finding a <hl> decent pitcher <hl> is much harder than I thought it would be. Seriously.I looked at Target, Wally World, other sellers on Amazon and even fancy department stores and I found it difficult to find a large pitcher that did not completely suck. I am convinced that perhaps this company is the only one that knows how to make a decent pitcher. Let me tell you why I love it.First of all it is made in the US. Maybe the last thing made here in this country. So thats a big plus in my book. Also it's large, but not humongus. I think maybe it might be the perfect size. It's sturdy. I like that. No tuperware film-flam here. I like that the lid fits perfectly and is simple and easy. I like that it fits in the door of my fridge (I have a standard size US fridge). It looks good too.I feel kind of silly reviewing a pitcher online, but seriously, it's hard to find a decent one. Like I said, this might be the only decent pitcher out there in the marketplace in my opinion.


Question: In addition to Amazon and fancy department stores, where did I look for a decent pitcher?

Answer: Target, Wally World

Finding a decent pitcher is much harder than I thought it would be. Seriously. <hl> I looked at Target, Wally World , other sellers on Amazon and even fancy department stores and I found it difficult to find a large pitcher that did not completely suck. <hl> I am convinced that perhaps this company is the only one that knows how to make a decent pitcher. Let me tell you why I love it. First of all it is made in the US. Maybe the last thing made here in this country. So thats a big plus in my book. Also it's large, but not humongus. I think maybe it might be the perfect size. It's sturdy. I like that. No tuperware film-flam here. I like that the lid fits perfectly and is simple and easy. I like that it fits in the door of my fridge (I have a standard size US fridge). It looks good too. I feel kind of silly reviewing a pitcher online, but seriously, it's hard to find a decent one. Like I said, this might be the only decent pitcher out there in the marketplace in my opinion.

Finding a decent pitcher is much harder than I thought it would be. Seriously.I looked at <hl> Target, Wally World <hl>, other sellers on Amazon and even fancy department stores and I found it difficult to find a large pitcher that did not completely suck. I am convinced that perhaps this company is the only one that knows how to make a decent pitcher. Let me tell you why I love it.First of all it is made in the US. Maybe the last thing made here in this country. So thats a big plus in my book. Also it's large, but not humongus. I think maybe it might be the perfect size. It's sturdy. I like that. No tuperware film-flam here. I like that the lid fits perfectly and is simple and easy. I like that it fits in the door of my fridge (I have a standard size US fridge). It looks good too.I feel kind of silly reviewing a pitcher online, but seriously, it's hard to find a decent one. Like I said, this might be the only decent pitcher out there in the marketplace in my opinion.

I looked at <hl> Target, Wally World <hl> , other sellers on Amazon and even fancy department stores and I found it difficult to find a large pitcher that did not completely suck.


Question: What size of fridge do I have?

Answer: standard size

Finding a decent pitcher is much harder than I thought it would be. Seriously. I looked at Target, Wally World, other sellers on Amazon and even fancy department stores and I found it difficult to find a large pitcher that did not completely suck. I am convinced that perhaps this company is the only one that knows how to make a decent pitcher. Let me tell you why I love it. First of all it is made in the US. Maybe the last thing made here in this country. So thats a big plus in my book. Also it's large, but not humongus. I think maybe it might be the perfect size. It's sturdy. I like that. No tuperware film-flam here. I like that the lid fits perfectly and is simple and easy. <hl> I like that it fits in the door of my fridge (I have a standard size US fridge). <hl> It looks good too. I feel kind of silly reviewing a pitcher online, but seriously, it's hard to find a decent one. Like I said, this might be the only decent pitcher out there in the marketplace in my opinion.

Finding a decent pitcher is much harder than I thought it would be. Seriously.I looked at Target, Wally World, other sellers on Amazon and even fancy department stores and I found it difficult to find a large pitcher that did not completely suck. I am convinced that perhaps this company is the only one that knows how to make a decent pitcher. Let me tell you why I love it.First of all it is made in the US. Maybe the last thing made here in this country. So thats a big plus in my book. Also it's large, but not humongus. I think maybe it might be the perfect size. It's sturdy. I like that. No tuperware film-flam here. I like that the lid fits perfectly and is simple and easy. I like that it fits in the door of my fridge (I have a <hl> standard size <hl> US fridge). It looks good too.I feel kind of silly reviewing a pitcher online, but seriously, it's hard to find a decent one. Like I said, this might be the only decent pitcher out there in the marketplace in my opinion.


Question: Where was the pitcher I bought made?

Answer: US

First of all it is made in the US .

Finding a decent pitcher is much harder than I thought it would be. Seriously. I looked at Target, Wally World, other sellers on Amazon and even fancy department stores and I found it difficult to find a large pitcher that did not completely suck. I am convinced that perhaps this company is the only one that knows how to make a decent pitcher. Let me tell you why I love it. <hl> First of all it is made in the US . <hl> Maybe the last thing made here in this country. So thats a big plus in my book. Also it's large, but not humongus. I think maybe it might be the perfect size. It's sturdy. I like that. No tuperware film-flam here. I like that the lid fits perfectly and is simple and easy. I like that it fits in the door of my fridge (I have a standard size US fridge). It looks good too. I feel kind of silly reviewing a pitcher online, but seriously, it's hard to find a decent one. Like I said, this might be the only decent pitcher out there in the marketplace in my opinion.

Finding a decent pitcher is much harder than I thought it would be. Seriously.I looked at Target, Wally World, other sellers on Amazon and even fancy department stores and I found it difficult to find a large pitcher that did not completely suck. I am convinced that perhaps this company is the only one that knows how to make a decent pitcher. Let me tell you why I love it.First of all it is made in the <hl> US <hl>. Maybe the last thing made here in this country. So thats a big plus in my book. Also it's large, but not humongus. I think maybe it might be the perfect size. It's sturdy. I like that. No tuperware film-flam here. I like that the lid fits perfectly and is simple and easy. I like that it fits in the door of my fridge (I have a standard size US fridge). It looks good too.I feel kind of silly reviewing a pitcher online, but seriously, it's hard to find a decent one. Like I said, this might be the only decent pitcher out there in the marketplace in my opinion.

First of all it is made in the <hl> US <hl> .


Question: Where do I like to put the pitcher in the fridge?

Answer: in the door

Finding a decent pitcher is much harder than I thought it would be. Seriously. I looked at Target, Wally World, other sellers on Amazon and even fancy department stores and I found it difficult to find a large pitcher that did not completely suck. I am convinced that perhaps this company is the only one that knows how to make a decent pitcher. Let me tell you why I love it. First of all it is made in the US. Maybe the last thing made here in this country. So thats a big plus in my book. Also it's large, but not humongus. I think maybe it might be the perfect size. It's sturdy. I like that. No tuperware film-flam here. I like that the lid fits perfectly and is simple and easy. <hl> I like that it fits in the door of my fridge (I have a standard size US fridge). <hl> It looks good too. I feel kind of silly reviewing a pitcher online, but seriously, it's hard to find a decent one. Like I said, this might be the only decent pitcher out there in the marketplace in my opinion.

Finding a decent pitcher is much harder than I thought it would be. Seriously.I looked at Target, Wally World, other sellers on Amazon and even fancy department stores and I found it difficult to find a large pitcher that did not completely suck. I am convinced that perhaps this company is the only one that knows how to make a decent pitcher. Let me tell you why I love it.First of all it is made in the US. Maybe the last thing made here in this country. So thats a big plus in my book. Also it's large, but not humongus. I think maybe it might be the perfect size. It's sturdy. I like that. No tuperware film-flam here. I like that the lid fits perfectly and is simple and easy. I like that it fits <hl> in the door <hl> of my fridge (I have a standard size US fridge). It looks good too.I feel kind of silly reviewing a pitcher online, but seriously, it's hard to find a decent one. Like I said, this might be the only decent pitcher out there in the marketplace in my opinion.


Question: When did I buy the coffee maker?

Bought this in 2009, have used at least 2-3 times a week, now switched to using it all the time.Works well, produces great coffee.Read the other reviews about exploding (Hope it does not happen), and leaking steam - yes, this too leaks steam, if not screwed tight. I make sure to screw it tightBut so far works well. Frothing function degrades after a whileEvery cup is well worth the low cost.Update: Dead now, replaced with a DeLonghia) The coffee pitcher broke, could not get a replacement. Found another subst.b) The frother want clogged, stopped working, couldn't clean itc) Eventually, even the coffee stopped flowing, gave up and junked the machine.Still worth the price, thought of buying a replacement, instead bought a Delonghi 2 cup m/c (Rated no 1 on Amazon). Big mistake. This is better.

Answer: 2009

<hl> Bought this in 2009 , have used at least 2-3 times a week, now switched to using it all the time. <hl> Works well, produces great coffee. Read the other reviews about exploding (Hope it does not happen), and leaking steam - yes, this too leaks steam, if not screwed tight. I make sure to screw it tightBut so far works well. Frothing function degrades after a whileEvery cup is well worth the low cost. Update: Dead now, replaced with a DeLonghia) The coffee pitcher broke, could not get a replacement. Found another subst.b) The frother want clogged, stopped working, couldn't clean itc) Eventually, even the coffee stopped flowing, gave up and junked the machine. Still worth the price, thought of buying a replacement, instead bought a Delonghi 2 cup m/c (Rated no 1 on Amazon). Big mistake. This is better.

Bought this in <hl> 2009 <hl>, have used at least 2-3 times a week, now switched to using it all the time.Works well, produces great coffee.Read the other reviews about exploding (Hope it does not happen), and leaking steam - yes, this too leaks steam, if not screwed tight. I make sure to screw it tightBut so far works well. Frothing function degrades after a whileEvery cup is well worth the low cost.Update: Dead now, replaced with a DeLonghia) The coffee pitcher broke, could not get a replacement. Found another subst.b) The frother want clogged, stopped working, couldn't clean itc) Eventually, even the coffee stopped flowing, gave up and junked the machine.Still worth the price, thought of buying a replacement, instead bought a Delonghi 2 cup m/c (Rated no 1 on Amazon). Big mistake. This is better.

Bought this in <hl> 2009 <hl> , have used at least 2-3 times a week, now switched to using it all the time.


Question: How often did I use it at first?

Answer: at least 2-3 times a week

<hl> Bought this in 2009, have used at least 2-3 times a week , now switched to using it all the time. <hl> Works well, produces great coffee. Read the other reviews about exploding (Hope it does not happen), and leaking steam - yes, this too leaks steam, if not screwed tight. I make sure to screw it tightBut so far works well. Frothing function degrades after a whileEvery cup is well worth the low cost. Update: Dead now, replaced with a DeLonghia) The coffee pitcher broke, could not get a replacement. Found another subst.b) The frother want clogged, stopped working, couldn't clean itc) Eventually, even the coffee stopped flowing, gave up and junked the machine. Still worth the price, thought of buying a replacement, instead bought a Delonghi 2 cup m/c (Rated no 1 on Amazon). Big mistake. This is better.

Bought this in 2009, have used <hl> at least 2-3 times a week <hl>, now switched to using it all the time.Works well, produces great coffee.Read the other reviews about exploding (Hope it does not happen), and leaking steam - yes, this too leaks steam, if not screwed tight. I make sure to screw it tightBut so far works well. Frothing function degrades after a whileEvery cup is well worth the low cost.Update: Dead now, replaced with a DeLonghia) The coffee pitcher broke, could not get a replacement. Found another subst.b) The frother want clogged, stopped working, couldn't clean itc) Eventually, even the coffee stopped flowing, gave up and junked the machine.Still worth the price, thought of buying a replacement, instead bought a Delonghi 2 cup m/c (Rated no 1 on Amazon). Big mistake. This is better.

Bought this in 2009, have used <hl> at least 2-3 times a week <hl> , now switched to using it all the time.


Question: What will happen if not screwed tight?

Answer: leaks steam

Bought this in 2009, have used at least 2-3 times a week, now switched to using it all the time. Works well, produces great coffee. <hl> Read the other reviews about exploding (Hope it does not happen), and leaking steam - yes, this too leaks steam , if not screwed tight. <hl> I make sure to screw it tightBut so far works well. Frothing function degrades after a whileEvery cup is well worth the low cost. Update: Dead now, replaced with a DeLonghia) The coffee pitcher broke, could not get a replacement. Found another subst.b) The frother want clogged, stopped working, couldn't clean itc) Eventually, even the coffee stopped flowing, gave up and junked the machine. Still worth the price, thought of buying a replacement, instead bought a Delonghi 2 cup m/c (Rated no 1 on Amazon). Big mistake. This is better.

Bought this in 2009, have used at least 2-3 times a week, now switched to using it all the time.Works well, produces great coffee.Read the other reviews about exploding (Hope it does not happen), and leaking steam - yes, this too <hl> leaks steam <hl>, if not screwed tight. I make sure to screw it tightBut so far works well. Frothing function degrades after a whileEvery cup is well worth the low cost.Update: Dead now, replaced with a DeLonghia) The coffee pitcher broke, could not get a replacement. Found another subst.b) The frother want clogged, stopped working, couldn't clean itc) Eventually, even the coffee stopped flowing, gave up and junked the machine.Still worth the price, thought of buying a replacement, instead bought a Delonghi 2 cup m/c (Rated no 1 on Amazon). Big mistake. This is better.

Read the other reviews about exploding (Hope it does not happen), and leaking steam - yes, this too <hl> leaks steam <hl> , if not screwed tight.


Question: What was broken and could not get a replacement?

Answer: coffee pitcher

Bought this in 2009, have used at least 2-3 times a week, now switched to using it all the time. Works well, produces great coffee. Read the other reviews about exploding (Hope it does not happen), and leaking steam - yes, this too leaks steam, if not screwed tight. I make sure to screw it tightBut so far works well. Frothing function degrades after a whileEvery cup is well worth the low cost. Update: Dead now, replaced with a DeLonghia) <hl> The coffee pitcher broke, could not get a replacement. <hl> Found another subst.b) The frother want clogged, stopped working, couldn't clean itc) Eventually, even the coffee stopped flowing, gave up and junked the machine. Still worth the price, thought of buying a replacement, instead bought a Delonghi 2 cup m/c (Rated no 1 on Amazon). Big mistake. This is better.

Bought this in 2009, have used at least 2-3 times a week, now switched to using it all the time.Works well, produces great coffee.Read the other reviews about exploding (Hope it does not happen), and leaking steam - yes, this too leaks steam, if not screwed tight. I make sure to screw it tightBut so far works well. Frothing function degrades after a whileEvery cup is well worth the low cost.Update: Dead now, replaced with a DeLonghia) The <hl> coffee pitcher <hl> broke, could not get a replacement. Found another subst.b) The frother want clogged, stopped working, couldn't clean itc) Eventually, even the coffee stopped flowing, gave up and junked the machine.Still worth the price, thought of buying a replacement, instead bought a Delonghi 2 cup m/c (Rated no 1 on Amazon). Big mistake. This is better.


Question: What brand of coffee maker was bought to replace the broken one?

Answer: DeLonghia

Bought this in 2009, have used at least 2-3 times a week, now switched to using it all the time. Works well, produces great coffee. Read the other reviews about exploding (Hope it does not happen), and leaking steam - yes, this too leaks steam, if not screwed tight. I make sure to screw it tightBut so far works well. Frothing function degrades after a whileEvery cup is well worth the low cost. <hl> Update: Dead now, replaced with a DeLonghia ) <hl> The coffee pitcher broke, could not get a replacement. Found another subst.b) The frother want clogged, stopped working, couldn't clean itc) Eventually, even the coffee stopped flowing, gave up and junked the machine. Still worth the price, thought of buying a replacement, instead bought a Delonghi 2 cup m/c (Rated no 1 on Amazon). Big mistake. This is better.

Bought this in 2009, have used at least 2-3 times a week, now switched to using it all the time.Works well, produces great coffee.Read the other reviews about exploding (Hope it does not happen), and leaking steam - yes, this too leaks steam, if not screwed tight. I make sure to screw it tightBut so far works well. Frothing function degrades after a whileEvery cup is well worth the low cost.Update: Dead now, replaced with a <hl> DeLonghia <hl>) The coffee pitcher broke, could not get a replacement. Found another subst.b) The frother want clogged, stopped working, couldn't clean itc) Eventually, even the coffee stopped flowing, gave up and junked the machine.Still worth the price, thought of buying a replacement, instead bought a Delonghi 2 cup m/c (Rated no 1 on Amazon). Big mistake. This is better.

Update: Dead now, replaced with a <hl> DeLonghia <hl> )


Question: How high is the ceilings in our department?

I bought 2 of these to help hang things higher up in our closets. In our apartment we have very high 12-14' ceilings and there are racks all the way up there. with these we are able to hang things higher and get much more space out of the closets. These are solid pieces with rounded hooks at the end. When I got the 2 they were both slightly bent and one of the hooks was bent. They are easy to bend back to the correct position so it wasn't really an issue. We keep them in the corner of the closet so they are out of the way until we need them.

Answer: 12-14'

I bought 2 of these to help hang things higher up in our closets. <hl> In our apartment we have very high 12-14' ceilings and there are racks all the way up there. <hl> with these we are able to hang things higher and get much more space out of the closets. These are solid pieces with rounded hooks at the end. When I got the 2 they were both slightly bent and one of the hooks was bent. They are easy to bend back to the correct position so it wasn't really an issue. We keep them in the corner of the closet so they are out of the way until we need them.

I bought 2 of these to help hang things higher up in our closets. In our apartment we have very high <hl> 12-14' <hl> ceilings and there are racks all the way up there. with these we are able to hang things higher and get much more space out of the closets. These are solid pieces with rounded hooks at the end. When I got the 2 they were both slightly bent and one of the hooks was bent. They are easy to bend back to the correct position so it wasn't really an issue. We keep them in the corner of the closet so they are out of the way until we need them.


Question: How many pieces did I buy to hang things?

Answer: 2

<hl> I bought 2 of these to help hang things higher up in our closets. <hl> In our apartment we have very high 12-14' ceilings and there are racks all the way up there. with these we are able to hang things higher and get much more space out of the closets. These are solid pieces with rounded hooks at the end. When I got the 2 they were both slightly bent and one of the hooks was bent. They are easy to bend back to the correct position so it wasn't really an issue. We keep them in the corner of the closet so they are out of the way until we need them.

I bought <hl> 2 <hl> of these to help hang things higher up in our closets. In our apartment we have very high 12-14' ceilings and there are racks all the way up there. with these we are able to hang things higher and get much more space out of the closets. These are solid pieces with rounded hooks at the end. When I got the 2 they were both slightly bent and one of the hooks was bent. They are easy to bend back to the correct position so it wasn't really an issue. We keep them in the corner of the closet so they are out of the way until we need them.


Question: What shape are the hooks at hte end?

Answer: rounded

I bought 2 of these to help hang things higher up in our closets. In our apartment we have very high 12-14' ceilings and there are racks all the way up there. with these we are able to hang things higher and get much more space out of the closets. <hl> These are solid pieces with rounded hooks at the end. <hl> When I got the 2 they were both slightly bent and one of the hooks was bent. They are easy to bend back to the correct position so it wasn't really an issue. We keep them in the corner of the closet so they are out of the way until we need them.

I bought 2 of these to help hang things higher up in our closets. In our apartment we have very high 12-14' ceilings and there are racks all the way up there. with these we are able to hang things higher and get much more space out of the closets. These are solid pieces with <hl> rounded <hl> hooks at the end. When I got the 2 they were both slightly bent and one of the hooks was bent. They are easy to bend back to the correct position so it wasn't really an issue. We keep them in the corner of the closet so they are out of the way until we need them.


Question: Where do I put the pieces in the closet?

Answer: corner

I bought 2 of these to help hang things higher up in our closets. In our apartment we have very high 12-14' ceilings and there are racks all the way up there. with these we are able to hang things higher and get much more space out of the closets. These are solid pieces with rounded hooks at the end. When I got the 2 they were both slightly bent and one of the hooks was bent. They are easy to bend back to the correct position so it wasn't really an issue. <hl> We keep them in the corner of the closet so they are out of the way until we need them. <hl>

I bought 2 of these to help hang things higher up in our closets. In our apartment we have very high 12-14' ceilings and there are racks all the way up there. with these we are able to hang things higher and get much more space out of the closets. These are solid pieces with rounded hooks at the end. When I got the 2 they were both slightly bent and one of the hooks was bent. They are easy to bend back to the correct position so it wasn't really an issue. We keep them in the <hl> corner <hl> of the closet so they are out of the way until we need them.


Question: How many were slightly bent when I got them?

Answer: both

I bought 2 of these to help hang things higher up in our closets. In our apartment we have very high 12-14' ceilings and there are racks all the way up there. with these we are able to hang things higher and get much more space out of the closets. These are solid pieces with rounded hooks at the end. <hl> When I got the 2 they were both slightly bent and one of the hooks was bent. <hl> They are easy to bend back to the correct position so it wasn't really an issue. We keep them in the corner of the closet so they are out of the way until we need them.

I bought 2 of these to help hang things higher up in our closets. In our apartment we have very high 12-14' ceilings and there are racks all the way up there. with these we are able to hang things higher and get much more space out of the closets. These are solid pieces with rounded hooks at the end. When I got the 2 they were <hl> both <hl> slightly bent and one of the hooks was bent. They are easy to bend back to the correct position so it wasn't really an issue. We keep them in the corner of the closet so they are out of the way until we need them.


Question: How long have I had this crok pot?

I've had this crock pot for several years now. The handle on the lid has broken off, but the crockpot itself still works like it did when it was brand new. The only problem with that is the that it cooks too hot. It seems to get hot spots sometimes, and almost always burns the top edges of my food. I have to stir it all the time even on low. Honestly, I have no idea why I haven't replaced this thing by now. That's actually why I am on Amazon now. Good Riddance Rival.

Answer: several years

<hl> I've had this crock pot for several years now. <hl> The handle on the lid has broken off, but the crockpot itself still works like it did when it was brand new. The only problem with that is the that it cooks too hot. It seems to get hot spots sometimes, and almost always burns the top edges of my food. I have to stir it all the time even on low. Honestly, I have no idea why I haven't replaced this thing by now. That's actually why I am on Amazon now. Good Riddance Rival.

I've had this crock pot for <hl> several years <hl> now. The handle on the lid has broken off, but the crockpot itself still works like it did when it was brand new. The only problem with that is the that it cooks too hot. It seems to get hot spots sometimes, and almost always burns the top edges of my food. I have to stir it all the time even on low. Honestly, I have no idea why I haven't replaced this thing by now. That's actually why I am on Amazon now. Good Riddance Rival.


Question: What is broken off on the lid?

Answer: The handle

I've had this crock pot for several years now. <hl> The handle on the lid has broken off, but the crockpot itself still works like it did when it was brand new. <hl> The only problem with that is the that it cooks too hot. It seems to get hot spots sometimes, and almost always burns the top edges of my food. I have to stir it all the time even on low. Honestly, I have no idea why I haven't replaced this thing by now. That's actually why I am on Amazon now. Good Riddance Rival.

I've had this crock pot for several years now. <hl> The handle <hl> on the lid has broken off, but the crockpot itself still works like it did when it was brand new. The only problem with that is the that it cooks too hot. It seems to get hot spots sometimes, and almost always burns the top edges of my food. I have to stir it all the time even on low. Honestly, I have no idea why I haven't replaced this thing by now. That's actually why I am on Amazon now. Good Riddance Rival.


Question: What is the only problem with the crok pot?

Answer: it cooks too hot

I've had this crock pot for several years now. The handle on the lid has broken off, but the crockpot itself still works like it did when it was brand new. <hl> The only problem with that is the that it cooks too hot . <hl> It seems to get hot spots sometimes, and almost always burns the top edges of my food. I have to stir it all the time even on low. Honestly, I have no idea why I haven't replaced this thing by now. That's actually why I am on Amazon now. Good Riddance Rival.

I've had this crock pot for several years now. The handle on the lid has broken off, but the crockpot itself still works like it did when it was brand new. The only problem with that is the that <hl> it cooks too hot <hl>. It seems to get hot spots sometimes, and almost always burns the top edges of my food. I have to stir it all the time even on low. Honestly, I have no idea why I haven't replaced this thing by now. That's actually why I am on Amazon now. Good Riddance Rival.

The only problem with that is the that <hl> it cooks too hot <hl> .


Question: What do I do to prevent burns of food?

Answer: stir it

I've had this crock pot for several years now. The handle on the lid has broken off, but the crockpot itself still works like it did when it was brand new. The only problem with that is the that it cooks too hot. It seems to get hot spots sometimes, and almost always burns the top edges of my food. <hl> I have to stir it all the time even on low. <hl> Honestly, I have no idea why I haven't replaced this thing by now. That's actually why I am on Amazon now. Good Riddance Rival.

I've had this crock pot for several years now. The handle on the lid has broken off, but the crockpot itself still works like it did when it was brand new. The only problem with that is the that it cooks too hot. It seems to get hot spots sometimes, and almost always burns the top edges of my food. I have to <hl> stir it <hl> all the time even on low. Honestly, I have no idea why I haven't replaced this thing by now. That's actually why I am on Amazon now. Good Riddance Rival.


Question: Where do I look for a replaement?

Answer: Amazon

That's actually why I am on Amazon now.

I've had this crock pot for several years now. The handle on the lid has broken off, but the crockpot itself still works like it did when it was brand new. The only problem with that is the that it cooks too hot. It seems to get hot spots sometimes, and almost always burns the top edges of my food. I have to stir it all the time even on low. Honestly, I have no idea why I haven't replaced this thing by now. <hl> That's actually why I am on Amazon now. <hl> Good Riddance Rival.

I've had this crock pot for several years now. The handle on the lid has broken off, but the crockpot itself still works like it did when it was brand new. The only problem with that is the that it cooks too hot. It seems to get hot spots sometimes, and almost always burns the top edges of my food. I have to stir it all the time even on low. Honestly, I have no idea why I haven't replaced this thing by now. That's actually why I am on <hl> Amazon <hl> now. Good Riddance Rival.


Question: What kind of cans do I like to use for cooking?

My wife and I cook a lot and I don’t like using artificial spray cans. They tend to be rough on good pots/pans and honestly just feel a bit better about using fresh Olive Oil. I was skeptical at first about the coverage this would have, if the spray would be hard enough, and was very pleased when I used it. It works like a charm and you really get a very similar product. If you are covering a lot of food/area you may have to stop and pump it a few times, but it doesn’t take more than 10seconds.Huge Pro - Super easy to spray bread evenly. Actually, anything evenly. Instead of "tossing it in olive oil" I tend to use this to help spread it out easier.I highly recommend this product to anyone who enjoys cooking and likes to use real Oil. Such a great and easy product.

Answer: artificial spray cans

<hl> My wife and I cook a lot and I don’t like using artificial spray cans . <hl> They tend to be rough on good pots/pans and honestly just feel a bit better about using fresh Olive Oil. I was skeptical at first about the coverage this would have, if the spray would be hard enough, and was very pleased when I used it. It works like a charm and you really get a very similar product. If you are covering a lot of food/area you may have to stop and pump it a few times, but it doesn’t take more than 10seconds. Huge Pro - Super easy to spray bread evenly. Actually, anything evenly. Instead of "tossing it in olive oil" I tend to use this to help spread it out easier. I highly recommend this product to anyone who enjoys cooking and likes to use real Oil. Such a great and easy product.

My wife and I cook a lot and I don’t like using <hl> artificial spray cans <hl>. They tend to be rough on good pots/pans and honestly just feel a bit better about using fresh Olive Oil. I was skeptical at first about the coverage this would have, if the spray would be hard enough, and was very pleased when I used it. It works like a charm and you really get a very similar product. If you are covering a lot of food/area you may have to stop and pump it a few times, but it doesn’t take more than 10seconds.Huge Pro - Super easy to spray bread evenly. Actually, anything evenly. Instead of "tossing it in olive oil" I tend to use this to help spread it out easier.I highly recommend this product to anyone who enjoys cooking and likes to use real Oil. Such a great and easy product.

My wife and I cook a lot and I don’t like using <hl> artificial spray cans <hl> .