Question: What is the disadvantage of the feature?

Answer: cap piece on the top which effectively makes the top row of slots on the grater useless

First, I like the rubberized handle on top. It makes holding the grater much more comfortable. But, other than that this grater is actually really annoying. With the cup on the bottom the grater is unstable. Okay, so we take it off. Then the black base catches little bits of cheese and needs to be removed in order to thoroughly clean everything (and it's not as easy to pull that little black piece off as it might sound). <hl> In order to make the handle rubberized and comfortable, OXO had to add a whole cap piece on the top which effectively makes the top row of slots on the grater useless ! <hl> When we're working with a block of cheese we want to start at the top and build momentum going down the slots to make grating easy, but that's just not possible with this grater. We'll be going back to our uncomfortable grater because at least it works without all these hassles.

First, I like the rubberized handle on top. It makes holding the grater much more comfortable.But, other than that this grater is actually really annoying. With the cup on the bottom the grater is unstable. Okay, so we take it off. Then the black base catches little bits of cheese and needs to be removed in order to thoroughly clean everything (and it's not as easy to pull that little black piece off as it might sound). In order to make the handle rubberized and comfortable, OXO had to add a whole <hl> cap piece on the top which effectively makes the top row of slots on the grater useless <hl>! When we're working with a block of cheese we want to start at the top and build momentum going down the slots to make grating easy, but that's just not possible with this grater.We'll be going back to our uncomfortable grater because at least it works without all these hassles.

In order to make the handle rubberized and comfortable, OXO had to add a whole <hl> cap piece on the top which effectively makes the top row of slots on the grater useless <hl> !


Question: What makes the grater hard to hold steady?

First, I like the rubberized handle on top. It makes holding the grater much more comfortable.But, other than that this grater is actually really annoying. With the cup on the bottom the grater is unstable. Okay, so we take it off. Then the black base catches little bits of cheese and needs to be removed in order to thoroughly clean everything (and it's not as easy to pull that little black piece off as it might sound). In order to make the handle rubberized and comfortable, OXO had to add a whole cap piece on the top which effectively makes the top row of slots on the grater useless! When we're working with a block of cheese we want to start at the top and build momentum going down the slots to make grating easy, but that's just not possible with this grater.We'll be going back to our uncomfortable grater because at least it works without all these hassles.

Answer: the cup on the bottom

First, I like the rubberized handle on top. It makes holding the grater much more comfortable. But, other than that this grater is actually really annoying. <hl> With the cup on the bottom the grater is unstable. <hl> Okay, so we take it off. Then the black base catches little bits of cheese and needs to be removed in order to thoroughly clean everything (and it's not as easy to pull that little black piece off as it might sound). In order to make the handle rubberized and comfortable, OXO had to add a whole cap piece on the top which effectively makes the top row of slots on the grater useless! When we're working with a block of cheese we want to start at the top and build momentum going down the slots to make grating easy, but that's just not possible with this grater. We'll be going back to our uncomfortable grater because at least it works without all these hassles.

First, I like the rubberized handle on top. It makes holding the grater much more comfortable.But, other than that this grater is actually really annoying. With <hl> the cup on the bottom <hl> the grater is unstable. Okay, so we take it off. Then the black base catches little bits of cheese and needs to be removed in order to thoroughly clean everything (and it's not as easy to pull that little black piece off as it might sound). In order to make the handle rubberized and comfortable, OXO had to add a whole cap piece on the top which effectively makes the top row of slots on the grater useless! When we're working with a block of cheese we want to start at the top and build momentum going down the slots to make grating easy, but that's just not possible with this grater.We'll be going back to our uncomfortable grater because at least it works without all these hassles.


Question: What happens if the cup is removed from the bottom of the grater?

Answer: the black base catches little bits of cheese

First, I like the rubberized handle on top. It makes holding the grater much more comfortable. But, other than that this grater is actually really annoying. With the cup on the bottom the grater is unstable. Okay, so we take it off. <hl> Then the black base catches little bits of cheese and needs to be removed in order to thoroughly clean everything (and it's not as easy to pull that little black piece off as it might sound). <hl> In order to make the handle rubberized and comfortable, OXO had to add a whole cap piece on the top which effectively makes the top row of slots on the grater useless! When we're working with a block of cheese we want to start at the top and build momentum going down the slots to make grating easy, but that's just not possible with this grater. We'll be going back to our uncomfortable grater because at least it works without all these hassles.

First, I like the rubberized handle on top. It makes holding the grater much more comfortable.But, other than that this grater is actually really annoying. With the cup on the bottom the grater is unstable. Okay, so we take it off. Then <hl> the black base catches little bits of cheese <hl> and needs to be removed in order to thoroughly clean everything (and it's not as easy to pull that little black piece off as it might sound). In order to make the handle rubberized and comfortable, OXO had to add a whole cap piece on the top which effectively makes the top row of slots on the grater useless! When we're working with a block of cheese we want to start at the top and build momentum going down the slots to make grating easy, but that's just not possible with this grater.We'll be going back to our uncomfortable grater because at least it works without all these hassles.


Question: What safety feature can make the use of the processor challenging?

This unit has a nice large 14 cup bowl along with a smaller one, a nice idea. As with all food processors there are safety features and you must line up the bowl and the shoot and lock before activating food processor. Once you get the hang of it, it is easy but the first time can be tricky.This unit is powerful and super fast. The shoot is larger than the processor I have now which is a plus. Under the motor you can wrap the power cord, which prevents a messy cord. My one negative issue so far is the unit with the bowls needs plenty of storage room.Highly recommend but you will need storage room.

Answer: you must line up the bowl and the shoot and lock before activating food processor

This unit has a nice large 14 cup bowl along with a smaller one, a nice idea. <hl> As with all food processors there are safety features and you must line up the bowl and the shoot and lock before activating food processor . <hl> Once you get the hang of it, it is easy but the first time can be tricky. This unit is powerful and super fast. The shoot is larger than the processor I have now which is a plus. Under the motor you can wrap the power cord, which prevents a messy cord. My one negative issue so far is the unit with the bowls needs plenty of storage room. Highly recommend but you will need storage room.

This unit has a nice large 14 cup bowl along with a smaller one, a nice idea. As with all food processors there are safety features and <hl> you must line up the bowl and the shoot and lock before activating food processor <hl>. Once you get the hang of it, it is easy but the first time can be tricky.This unit is powerful and super fast. The shoot is larger than the processor I have now which is a plus. Under the motor you can wrap the power cord, which prevents a messy cord. My one negative issue so far is the unit with the bowls needs plenty of storage room.Highly recommend but you will need storage room.

As with all food processors there are safety features and <hl> you must line up the bowl and the shoot and lock before activating food processor <hl> .


Question: What feature will help with storage of the appliance?

Answer: Under the motor you can wrap the power cord,

This unit has a nice large 14 cup bowl along with a smaller one, a nice idea. As with all food processors there are safety features and you must line up the bowl and the shoot and lock before activating food processor. Once you get the hang of it, it is easy but the first time can be tricky. This unit is powerful and super fast. The shoot is larger than the processor I have now which is a plus. <hl> Under the motor you can wrap the power cord, which prevents a messy cord. <hl> My one negative issue so far is the unit with the bowls needs plenty of storage room. Highly recommend but you will need storage room.

This unit has a nice large 14 cup bowl along with a smaller one, a nice idea. As with all food processors there are safety features and you must line up the bowl and the shoot and lock before activating food processor. Once you get the hang of it, it is easy but the first time can be tricky.This unit is powerful and super fast. The shoot is larger than the processor I have now which is a plus. <hl> Under the motor you can wrap the power cord, <hl> which prevents a messy cord. My one negative issue so far is the unit with the bowls needs plenty of storage room.Highly recommend but you will need storage room.


Question: What is one negative thing about the food processor for the reviewer?

Answer: the unit with the bowls needs plenty of storage room

This unit has a nice large 14 cup bowl along with a smaller one, a nice idea. As with all food processors there are safety features and you must line up the bowl and the shoot and lock before activating food processor. Once you get the hang of it, it is easy but the first time can be tricky. This unit is powerful and super fast. The shoot is larger than the processor I have now which is a plus. Under the motor you can wrap the power cord, which prevents a messy cord. <hl> My one negative issue so far is the unit with the bowls needs plenty of storage room .Highly recommend but you will need storage room. <hl>

This unit has a nice large 14 cup bowl along with a smaller one, a nice idea. As with all food processors there are safety features and you must line up the bowl and the shoot and lock before activating food processor. Once you get the hang of it, it is easy but the first time can be tricky.This unit is powerful and super fast. The shoot is larger than the processor I have now which is a plus. Under the motor you can wrap the power cord, which prevents a messy cord. My one negative issue so far is <hl> the unit with the bowls needs plenty of storage room <hl>.Highly recommend but you will need storage room.

My one negative issue so far is <hl> the unit with the bowls needs plenty of storage room <hl> .Highly recommend but you will need storage room.


Question: Does the item have any accessories?

Answer: a nice large 14 cup bowl along with a smaller one

<hl> This unit has a nice large 14 cup bowl along with a smaller one , a nice idea. <hl> As with all food processors there are safety features and you must line up the bowl and the shoot and lock before activating food processor. Once you get the hang of it, it is easy but the first time can be tricky. This unit is powerful and super fast. The shoot is larger than the processor I have now which is a plus. Under the motor you can wrap the power cord, which prevents a messy cord. My one negative issue so far is the unit with the bowls needs plenty of storage room. Highly recommend but you will need storage room.

This unit has <hl> a nice large 14 cup bowl along with a smaller one <hl>, a nice idea. As with all food processors there are safety features and you must line up the bowl and the shoot and lock before activating food processor. Once you get the hang of it, it is easy but the first time can be tricky.This unit is powerful and super fast. The shoot is larger than the processor I have now which is a plus. Under the motor you can wrap the power cord, which prevents a messy cord. My one negative issue so far is the unit with the bowls needs plenty of storage room.Highly recommend but you will need storage room.

This unit has <hl> a nice large 14 cup bowl along with a smaller one <hl> , a nice idea.


Question: What recommendation is made by the reviewer to prospective buyers of the same unit?

Answer: you will need storage room

but you will need storage room .

This unit has a nice large 14 cup bowl along with a smaller one, a nice idea. As with all food processors there are safety features and you must line up the bowl and the shoot and lock before activating food processor. Once you get the hang of it, it is easy but the first time can be tricky. This unit is powerful and super fast. The shoot is larger than the processor I have now which is a plus. Under the motor you can wrap the power cord, which prevents a messy cord. My one negative issue so far is the unit with the bowls needs plenty of storage room. Highly recommend <hl> but you will need storage room . <hl>

This unit has a nice large 14 cup bowl along with a smaller one, a nice idea. As with all food processors there are safety features and you must line up the bowl and the shoot and lock before activating food processor. Once you get the hang of it, it is easy but the first time can be tricky.This unit is powerful and super fast. The shoot is larger than the processor I have now which is a plus. Under the motor you can wrap the power cord, which prevents a messy cord. My one negative issue so far is the unit with the bowls needs plenty of storage room.Highly recommend but <hl> you will need storage room <hl>.

but <hl> you will need storage room <hl> .


Question: What  is the best use for this ice cream maker?

I love this for making small batches of ice cream. When I want to make multiple batches, I use my full size Hamilton Beach ice cream freezer. This is perfect for single batches or small batches only. Keep it in the deep freezer, and it is always ready to use. I have had this for more than a year, and I have come to realize that to get the ice cream to the right consistency you must keep the bowl in the deep freezer. When I kept it in the freezer attached to the refrigerator, the ice cream never froze past milk shake consistency.

Answer: single batches or small batches

I love this for making small batches of ice cream. When I want to make multiple batches, I use my full size Hamilton Beach ice cream freezer. <hl> This is perfect for single batches or small batches only. <hl> Keep it in the deep freezer, and it is always ready to use. I have had this for more than a year, and I have come to realize that to get the ice cream to the right consistency you must keep the bowl in the deep freezer. When I kept it in the freezer attached to the refrigerator, the ice cream never froze past milk shake consistency.

I love this for making small batches of ice cream. When I want to make multiple batches, I use my full size Hamilton Beach ice cream freezer. This is perfect for <hl> single batches or small batches <hl> only. Keep it in the deep freezer, and it is always ready to use. I have had this for more than a year, and I have come to realize that to get the ice cream to the right consistency you must keep the bowl in the deep freezer. When I kept it in the freezer attached to the refrigerator, the ice cream never froze past milk shake consistency.


Question: What is used by the reviewer when they want to make a larger amount of ice cream?

Answer: full size Hamilton Beach ice cream freezer

I love this for making small batches of ice cream. <hl> When I want to make multiple batches, I use my full size Hamilton Beach ice cream freezer . <hl> This is perfect for single batches or small batches only. Keep it in the deep freezer, and it is always ready to use. I have had this for more than a year, and I have come to realize that to get the ice cream to the right consistency you must keep the bowl in the deep freezer. When I kept it in the freezer attached to the refrigerator, the ice cream never froze past milk shake consistency.

I love this for making small batches of ice cream. When I want to make multiple batches, I use my <hl> full size Hamilton Beach ice cream freezer <hl>. This is perfect for single batches or small batches only. Keep it in the deep freezer, and it is always ready to use. I have had this for more than a year, and I have come to realize that to get the ice cream to the right consistency you must keep the bowl in the deep freezer. When I kept it in the freezer attached to the refrigerator, the ice cream never froze past milk shake consistency.

When I want to make multiple batches, I use my <hl> full size Hamilton Beach ice cream freezer <hl> .


Question: What happened when the bowl was kept in the freezer that is attached to the refrigerator?

Answer: the ice cream never froze past milk shake consistency.

I love this for making small batches of ice cream. When I want to make multiple batches, I use my full size Hamilton Beach ice cream freezer. This is perfect for single batches or small batches only. Keep it in the deep freezer, and it is always ready to use. I have had this for more than a year, and I have come to realize that to get the ice cream to the right consistency you must keep the bowl in the deep freezer. <hl> When I kept it in the freezer attached to the refrigerator, the ice cream never froze past milk shake consistency. <hl>

I love this for making small batches of ice cream. When I want to make multiple batches, I use my full size Hamilton Beach ice cream freezer. This is perfect for single batches or small batches only. Keep it in the deep freezer, and it is always ready to use. I have had this for more than a year, and I have come to realize that to get the ice cream to the right consistency you must keep the bowl in the deep freezer. When I kept it in the freezer attached to the refrigerator, <hl> the ice cream never froze past milk shake consistency. <hl>


Question: What tip does the reviewer share to get the best ice cream?

Answer: keep the bowl in the deep freezer

I love this for making small batches of ice cream. When I want to make multiple batches, I use my full size Hamilton Beach ice cream freezer. This is perfect for single batches or small batches only. Keep it in the deep freezer, and it is always ready to use. <hl> I have had this for more than a year, and I have come to realize that to get the ice cream to the right consistency you must keep the bowl in the deep freezer . <hl> When I kept it in the freezer attached to the refrigerator, the ice cream never froze past milk shake consistency.

I love this for making small batches of ice cream. When I want to make multiple batches, I use my full size Hamilton Beach ice cream freezer. This is perfect for single batches or small batches only. Keep it in the deep freezer, and it is always ready to use. I have had this for more than a year, and I have come to realize that to get the ice cream to the right consistency you must <hl> keep the bowl in the deep freezer <hl>. When I kept it in the freezer attached to the refrigerator, the ice cream never froze past milk shake consistency.

I have had this for more than a year, and I have come to realize that to get the ice cream to the right consistency you must <hl> keep the bowl in the deep freezer <hl> .


Question: How long has the reviewer had this ice cream maker?

Answer: for more than a year

I love this for making small batches of ice cream. When I want to make multiple batches, I use my full size Hamilton Beach ice cream freezer. This is perfect for single batches or small batches only. Keep it in the deep freezer, and it is always ready to use. <hl> I have had this for more than a year , and I have come to realize that to get the ice cream to the right consistency you must keep the bowl in the deep freezer. <hl> When I kept it in the freezer attached to the refrigerator, the ice cream never froze past milk shake consistency.

I love this for making small batches of ice cream. When I want to make multiple batches, I use my full size Hamilton Beach ice cream freezer. This is perfect for single batches or small batches only. Keep it in the deep freezer, and it is always ready to use. I have had this <hl> for more than a year <hl>, and I have come to realize that to get the ice cream to the right consistency you must keep the bowl in the deep freezer. When I kept it in the freezer attached to the refrigerator, the ice cream never froze past milk shake consistency.

I have had this <hl> for more than a year <hl> , and I have come to realize that to get the ice cream to the right consistency you must keep the bowl in the deep freezer.


Question: What was the reviewer's first problem with the iron?

I read a lot of reviews before buying this iron and really thought I would have a winner this time. The first and major problem I have had with it is leaky water during steaming - when the iron had fully heated. The second thing that I don't like about this iron is that it shuts off quickly - in about 3 minutes when not being used - and to reheat the iron, you have to push the control button repeatedly to get it to the hottest setting - it takes 10 pushes to get it to the "max" setting on my iron as some of the pushes don't seem to register on the electronic control.The only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water).

Answer: leaky water during steaming

I read a lot of reviews before buying this iron and really thought I would have a winner this time. <hl> The first and major problem I have had with it is leaky water during steaming - when the iron had fully heated. <hl> The second thing that I don't like about this iron is that it shuts off quickly - in about 3 minutes when not being used - and to reheat the iron, you have to push the control button repeatedly to get it to the hottest setting - it takes 10 pushes to get it to the "max" setting on my iron as some of the pushes don't seem to register on the electronic control. The only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water).

I read a lot of reviews before buying this iron and really thought I would have a winner this time. The first and major problem I have had with it is <hl> leaky water during steaming <hl> - when the iron had fully heated. The second thing that I don't like about this iron is that it shuts off quickly - in about 3 minutes when not being used - and to reheat the iron, you have to push the control button repeatedly to get it to the hottest setting - it takes 10 pushes to get it to the "max" setting on my iron as some of the pushes don't seem to register on the electronic control.The only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water).


Question: What was the reviewer's second issue with the iron?

Answer: it shuts off quickly

I read a lot of reviews before buying this iron and really thought I would have a winner this time. The first and major problem I have had with it is leaky water during steaming - when the iron had fully heated. <hl> The second thing that I don't like about this iron is that it shuts off quickly - in about 3 minutes when not being used - and to reheat the iron, you have to push the control button repeatedly to get it to the hottest setting - it takes 10 pushes to get it to the "max" setting on my iron as some of the pushes don't seem to register on the electronic control. <hl> The only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water).

I read a lot of reviews before buying this iron and really thought I would have a winner this time. The first and major problem I have had with it is leaky water during steaming - when the iron had fully heated. The second thing that I don't like about this iron is that <hl> it shuts off quickly <hl> - in about 3 minutes when not being used - and to reheat the iron, you have to push the control button repeatedly to get it to the hottest setting - it takes 10 pushes to get it to the "max" setting on my iron as some of the pushes don't seem to register on the electronic control.The only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water).


Question: How many times did the reviewer have to push the control botton to get to the hottest iron?

Answer: 10 pushes

I read a lot of reviews before buying this iron and really thought I would have a winner this time. The first and major problem I have had with it is leaky water during steaming - when the iron had fully heated. <hl> The second thing that I don't like about this iron is that it shuts off quickly - in about 3 minutes when not being used - and to reheat the iron, you have to push the control button repeatedly to get it to the hottest setting - it takes 10 pushes to get it to the "max" setting on my iron as some of the pushes don't seem to register on the electronic control. <hl> The only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water).

I read a lot of reviews before buying this iron and really thought I would have a winner this time. The first and major problem I have had with it is leaky water during steaming - when the iron had fully heated. The second thing that I don't like about this iron is that it shuts off quickly - in about 3 minutes when not being used - and to reheat the iron, you have to push the control button repeatedly to get it to the hottest setting - it takes <hl> 10 pushes <hl> to get it to the "max" setting on my iron as some of the pushes don't seem to register on the electronic control.The only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water).


Question: What did the reviewer like about the iron?

Answer: only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water)

I read a lot of reviews before buying this iron and really thought I would have a winner this time. The first and major problem I have had with it is leaky water during steaming - when the iron had fully heated. The second thing that I don't like about this iron is that it shuts off quickly - in about 3 minutes when not being used - and to reheat the iron, you have to push the control button repeatedly to get it to the hottest setting - it takes 10 pushes to get it to the "max" setting on my iron as some of the pushes don't seem to register on the electronic control. <hl> The only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water) . <hl>

I read a lot of reviews before buying this iron and really thought I would have a winner this time. The first and major problem I have had with it is leaky water during steaming - when the iron had fully heated. The second thing that I don't like about this iron is that it shuts off quickly - in about 3 minutes when not being used - and to reheat the iron, you have to push the control button repeatedly to get it to the hottest setting - it takes 10 pushes to get it to the "max" setting on my iron as some of the pushes don't seem to register on the electronic control.The <hl> only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water) <hl>.

The <hl> only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water) <hl> .


Question: How quickly did the iron shut itself off?

Answer: about 3 minutes

I read a lot of reviews before buying this iron and really thought I would have a winner this time. The first and major problem I have had with it is leaky water during steaming - when the iron had fully heated. <hl> The second thing that I don't like about this iron is that it shuts off quickly - in about 3 minutes when not being used - and to reheat the iron, you have to push the control button repeatedly to get it to the hottest setting - it takes 10 pushes to get it to the "max" setting on my iron as some of the pushes don't seem to register on the electronic control. <hl> The only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water).

I read a lot of reviews before buying this iron and really thought I would have a winner this time. The first and major problem I have had with it is leaky water during steaming - when the iron had fully heated. The second thing that I don't like about this iron is that it shuts off quickly - in <hl> about 3 minutes <hl> when not being used - and to reheat the iron, you have to push the control button repeatedly to get it to the hottest setting - it takes 10 pushes to get it to the "max" setting on my iron as some of the pushes don't seem to register on the electronic control.The only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water).


Question: What was the reviewer's first problem with the iron?

Answer: leaky water during steaming

I read a lot of reviews before buying this iron and really thought I would have a winner this time. <hl> The first and major problem I have had with it is leaky water during steaming - when the iron had fully heated. <hl> The second thing that I don't like about this iron is that it shuts off quickly - in about 3 minutes when not being used - and to reheat the iron, you have to push the control button repeatedly to get it to the hottest setting - it takes 10 pushes to get it to the "max" setting on my iron as some of the pushes don't seem to register on the electronic control. The only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water).

I read a lot of reviews before buying this iron and really thought I would have a winner this time. The first and major problem I have had with it is <hl> leaky water during steaming <hl> - when the iron had fully heated. The second thing that I don't like about this iron is that it shuts off quickly - in about 3 minutes when not being used - and to reheat the iron, you have to push the control button repeatedly to get it to the hottest setting - it takes 10 pushes to get it to the "max" setting on my iron as some of the pushes don't seem to register on the electronic control.The only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water).


Question: What was the reviewer's second issue with the iron?

Answer: it shuts off quickly

I read a lot of reviews before buying this iron and really thought I would have a winner this time. The first and major problem I have had with it is leaky water during steaming - when the iron had fully heated. <hl> The second thing that I don't like about this iron is that it shuts off quickly - in about 3 minutes when not being used - and to reheat the iron, you have to push the control button repeatedly to get it to the hottest setting - it takes 10 pushes to get it to the "max" setting on my iron as some of the pushes don't seem to register on the electronic control. <hl> The only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water).

I read a lot of reviews before buying this iron and really thought I would have a winner this time. The first and major problem I have had with it is leaky water during steaming - when the iron had fully heated. The second thing that I don't like about this iron is that <hl> it shuts off quickly <hl> - in about 3 minutes when not being used - and to reheat the iron, you have to push the control button repeatedly to get it to the hottest setting - it takes 10 pushes to get it to the "max" setting on my iron as some of the pushes don't seem to register on the electronic control.The only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water).


Question: How many times did the reviewer have to push the control botton to get to the hottest iron?

Answer: 10 pushes

I read a lot of reviews before buying this iron and really thought I would have a winner this time. The first and major problem I have had with it is leaky water during steaming - when the iron had fully heated. <hl> The second thing that I don't like about this iron is that it shuts off quickly - in about 3 minutes when not being used - and to reheat the iron, you have to push the control button repeatedly to get it to the hottest setting - it takes 10 pushes to get it to the "max" setting on my iron as some of the pushes don't seem to register on the electronic control. <hl> The only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water).

I read a lot of reviews before buying this iron and really thought I would have a winner this time. The first and major problem I have had with it is leaky water during steaming - when the iron had fully heated. The second thing that I don't like about this iron is that it shuts off quickly - in about 3 minutes when not being used - and to reheat the iron, you have to push the control button repeatedly to get it to the hottest setting - it takes <hl> 10 pushes <hl> to get it to the "max" setting on my iron as some of the pushes don't seem to register on the electronic control.The only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water).


Question: What did the reviewer like about the iron?

Answer: only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water)

I read a lot of reviews before buying this iron and really thought I would have a winner this time. The first and major problem I have had with it is leaky water during steaming - when the iron had fully heated. The second thing that I don't like about this iron is that it shuts off quickly - in about 3 minutes when not being used - and to reheat the iron, you have to push the control button repeatedly to get it to the hottest setting - it takes 10 pushes to get it to the "max" setting on my iron as some of the pushes don't seem to register on the electronic control. <hl> The only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water) . <hl>

I read a lot of reviews before buying this iron and really thought I would have a winner this time. The first and major problem I have had with it is leaky water during steaming - when the iron had fully heated. The second thing that I don't like about this iron is that it shuts off quickly - in about 3 minutes when not being used - and to reheat the iron, you have to push the control button repeatedly to get it to the hottest setting - it takes 10 pushes to get it to the "max" setting on my iron as some of the pushes don't seem to register on the electronic control.The <hl> only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water) <hl>.

The <hl> only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water) <hl> .


Question: How quickly did the iron shut itself off?

Answer: about 3 minutes

I read a lot of reviews before buying this iron and really thought I would have a winner this time. The first and major problem I have had with it is leaky water during steaming - when the iron had fully heated. <hl> The second thing that I don't like about this iron is that it shuts off quickly - in about 3 minutes when not being used - and to reheat the iron, you have to push the control button repeatedly to get it to the hottest setting - it takes 10 pushes to get it to the "max" setting on my iron as some of the pushes don't seem to register on the electronic control. <hl> The only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water).

I read a lot of reviews before buying this iron and really thought I would have a winner this time. The first and major problem I have had with it is leaky water during steaming - when the iron had fully heated. The second thing that I don't like about this iron is that it shuts off quickly - in <hl> about 3 minutes <hl> when not being used - and to reheat the iron, you have to push the control button repeatedly to get it to the hottest setting - it takes 10 pushes to get it to the "max" setting on my iron as some of the pushes don't seem to register on the electronic control.The only "saving grace" of this iron is that it puts out a lot of steam (and water).


Question: What is the reviewer's biggest issue with the toaster?

I've has this toaster for about 5 months now. It is good for wide slices like rye bread, and it holds 4 sandwich slices nicely. It is holding up well to daily use and makes evenly toasted, predictably browned toast. My only grouse is that the cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short. The cord is made so short in their effort to make it "safe" that it presents it's own hazard. The toaster cannot be plugged in to the wall and still be out from beneath the upper cabinets in my kitchen. But that seems to be industry standard now, and it's a good toaster otherwise...the cool touch sides really are, which surprised me. You can put your hand on the side while it is in use and not get burned (of course do NOT put your hand on the TOP when it is in use).

Answer: cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short

I've has this toaster for about 5 months now. It is good for wide slices like rye bread, and it holds 4 sandwich slices nicely. It is holding up well to daily use and makes evenly toasted, predictably browned toast. <hl> My only grouse is that the cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short . <hl> The cord is made so short in their effort to make it "safe" that it presents it's own hazard. The toaster cannot be plugged in to the wall and still be out from beneath the upper cabinets in my kitchen. But that seems to be industry standard now, and it's a good toaster otherwise...the cool touch sides really are, which surprised me. You can put your hand on the side while it is in use and not get burned (of course do NOT put your hand on the TOP when it is in use).

I've has this toaster for about 5 months now. It is good for wide slices like rye bread, and it holds 4 sandwich slices nicely. It is holding up well to daily use and makes evenly toasted, predictably browned toast. My only grouse is that the <hl> cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short <hl>. The cord is made so short in their effort to make it "safe" that it presents it's own hazard. The toaster cannot be plugged in to the wall and still be out from beneath the upper cabinets in my kitchen. But that seems to be industry standard now, and it's a good toaster otherwise...the cool touch sides really are, which surprised me. You can put your hand on the side while it is in use and not get burned (of course do NOT put your hand on the TOP when it is in use).

My only grouse is that the <hl> cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short <hl> .


Question: Why does the reviewer think the cord is so short?

Answer: effort to make it "safe"

I've has this toaster for about 5 months now. It is good for wide slices like rye bread, and it holds 4 sandwich slices nicely. It is holding up well to daily use and makes evenly toasted, predictably browned toast. My only grouse is that the cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short. <hl> The cord is made so short in their effort to make it "safe" that it presents it's own hazard. <hl> The toaster cannot be plugged in to the wall and still be out from beneath the upper cabinets in my kitchen. But that seems to be industry standard now, and it's a good toaster otherwise...the cool touch sides really are, which surprised me. You can put your hand on the side while it is in use and not get burned (of course do NOT put your hand on the TOP when it is in use).

I've has this toaster for about 5 months now. It is good for wide slices like rye bread, and it holds 4 sandwich slices nicely. It is holding up well to daily use and makes evenly toasted, predictably browned toast. My only grouse is that the cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short. The cord is made so short in their <hl> effort to make it "safe" <hl> that it presents it's own hazard. The toaster cannot be plugged in to the wall and still be out from beneath the upper cabinets in my kitchen. But that seems to be industry standard now, and it's a good toaster otherwise...the cool touch sides really are, which surprised me. You can put your hand on the side while it is in use and not get burned (of course do NOT put your hand on the TOP when it is in use).


Question: What surprised the reviewer abou the toaster?

Answer: the cool touch sides really are

I've has this toaster for about 5 months now. It is good for wide slices like rye bread, and it holds 4 sandwich slices nicely. It is holding up well to daily use and makes evenly toasted, predictably browned toast. My only grouse is that the cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short. The cord is made so short in their effort to make it "safe" that it presents it's own hazard. The toaster cannot be plugged in to the wall and still be out from beneath the upper cabinets in my kitchen. But that seems to be industry standard now, and it's a good toaster otherwise... <hl> the cool touch sides really are , which surprised me. <hl> You can put your hand on the side while it is in use and not get burned (of course do NOT put your hand on the TOP when it is in use).

I've has this toaster for about 5 months now. It is good for wide slices like rye bread, and it holds 4 sandwich slices nicely. It is holding up well to daily use and makes evenly toasted, predictably browned toast. My only grouse is that the cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short. The cord is made so short in their effort to make it "safe" that it presents it's own hazard. The toaster cannot be plugged in to the wall and still be out from beneath the upper cabinets in my kitchen. But that seems to be industry standard now, and it's a good toaster otherwise...<hl> the cool touch sides really are <hl>, which surprised me. You can put your hand on the side while it is in use and not get burned (of course do NOT put your hand on the TOP when it is in use).

<hl> the cool touch sides really are <hl> , which surprised me.


Question: Where should you NOT put your hand when the toaster is in use?

Answer: on the TOP

I've has this toaster for about 5 months now. It is good for wide slices like rye bread, and it holds 4 sandwich slices nicely. It is holding up well to daily use and makes evenly toasted, predictably browned toast. My only grouse is that the cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short. The cord is made so short in their effort to make it "safe" that it presents it's own hazard. The toaster cannot be plugged in to the wall and still be out from beneath the upper cabinets in my kitchen. But that seems to be industry standard now, and it's a good toaster otherwise...the cool touch sides really are, which surprised me. <hl> You can put your hand on the side while it is in use and not get burned (of course do NOT put your hand on the TOP when it is in use). <hl>

I've has this toaster for about 5 months now. It is good for wide slices like rye bread, and it holds 4 sandwich slices nicely. It is holding up well to daily use and makes evenly toasted, predictably browned toast. My only grouse is that the cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short. The cord is made so short in their effort to make it "safe" that it presents it's own hazard. The toaster cannot be plugged in to the wall and still be out from beneath the upper cabinets in my kitchen. But that seems to be industry standard now, and it's a good toaster otherwise...the cool touch sides really are, which surprised me. You can put your hand on the side while it is in use and not get burned (of course do NOT put your hand <hl> on the TOP <hl> when it is in use).


Question: How long had the reviewer used the toaster before reviewing it?

Answer: about 5 months

<hl> I've has this toaster for about 5 months now. <hl> It is good for wide slices like rye bread, and it holds 4 sandwich slices nicely. It is holding up well to daily use and makes evenly toasted, predictably browned toast. My only grouse is that the cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short. The cord is made so short in their effort to make it "safe" that it presents it's own hazard. The toaster cannot be plugged in to the wall and still be out from beneath the upper cabinets in my kitchen. But that seems to be industry standard now, and it's a good toaster otherwise...the cool touch sides really are, which surprised me. You can put your hand on the side while it is in use and not get burned (of course do NOT put your hand on the TOP when it is in use).

I've has this toaster for <hl> about 5 months <hl> now. It is good for wide slices like rye bread, and it holds 4 sandwich slices nicely. It is holding up well to daily use and makes evenly toasted, predictably browned toast. My only grouse is that the cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short. The cord is made so short in their effort to make it "safe" that it presents it's own hazard. The toaster cannot be plugged in to the wall and still be out from beneath the upper cabinets in my kitchen. But that seems to be industry standard now, and it's a good toaster otherwise...the cool touch sides really are, which surprised me. You can put your hand on the side while it is in use and not get burned (of course do NOT put your hand on the TOP when it is in use).


Question: What is the reviewer's biggest issue with the toaster?

Answer: cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short

I've has this toaster for about 5 months now. It is good for wide slices like rye bread, and it holds 4 sandwich slices nicely. It is holding up well to daily use and makes evenly toasted, predictably browned toast. <hl> My only grouse is that the cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short . <hl> The cord is made so short in their effort to make it "safe" that it presents it's own hazard. The toaster cannot be plugged in to the wall and still be out from beneath the upper cabinets in my kitchen. But that seems to be industry standard now, and it's a good toaster otherwise...the cool touch sides really are, which surprised me. You can put your hand on the side while it is in use and not get burned (of course do NOT put your hand on the TOP when it is in use).

I've has this toaster for about 5 months now. It is good for wide slices like rye bread, and it holds 4 sandwich slices nicely. It is holding up well to daily use and makes evenly toasted, predictably browned toast. My only grouse is that the <hl> cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short <hl>. The cord is made so short in their effort to make it "safe" that it presents it's own hazard. The toaster cannot be plugged in to the wall and still be out from beneath the upper cabinets in my kitchen. But that seems to be industry standard now, and it's a good toaster otherwise...the cool touch sides really are, which surprised me. You can put your hand on the side while it is in use and not get burned (of course do NOT put your hand on the TOP when it is in use).

My only grouse is that the <hl> cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short <hl> .


Question: Why does the reviewer think the cord is so short?

Answer: effort to make it "safe"

I've has this toaster for about 5 months now. It is good for wide slices like rye bread, and it holds 4 sandwich slices nicely. It is holding up well to daily use and makes evenly toasted, predictably browned toast. My only grouse is that the cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short. <hl> The cord is made so short in their effort to make it "safe" that it presents it's own hazard. <hl> The toaster cannot be plugged in to the wall and still be out from beneath the upper cabinets in my kitchen. But that seems to be industry standard now, and it's a good toaster otherwise...the cool touch sides really are, which surprised me. You can put your hand on the side while it is in use and not get burned (of course do NOT put your hand on the TOP when it is in use).

I've has this toaster for about 5 months now. It is good for wide slices like rye bread, and it holds 4 sandwich slices nicely. It is holding up well to daily use and makes evenly toasted, predictably browned toast. My only grouse is that the cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short. The cord is made so short in their <hl> effort to make it "safe" <hl> that it presents it's own hazard. The toaster cannot be plugged in to the wall and still be out from beneath the upper cabinets in my kitchen. But that seems to be industry standard now, and it's a good toaster otherwise...the cool touch sides really are, which surprised me. You can put your hand on the side while it is in use and not get burned (of course do NOT put your hand on the TOP when it is in use).


Question: What surprised the reviewer abou the toaster?

Answer: the cool touch sides really are

I've has this toaster for about 5 months now. It is good for wide slices like rye bread, and it holds 4 sandwich slices nicely. It is holding up well to daily use and makes evenly toasted, predictably browned toast. My only grouse is that the cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short. The cord is made so short in their effort to make it "safe" that it presents it's own hazard. The toaster cannot be plugged in to the wall and still be out from beneath the upper cabinets in my kitchen. But that seems to be industry standard now, and it's a good toaster otherwise... <hl> the cool touch sides really are , which surprised me. <hl> You can put your hand on the side while it is in use and not get burned (of course do NOT put your hand on the TOP when it is in use).

I've has this toaster for about 5 months now. It is good for wide slices like rye bread, and it holds 4 sandwich slices nicely. It is holding up well to daily use and makes evenly toasted, predictably browned toast. My only grouse is that the cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short. The cord is made so short in their effort to make it "safe" that it presents it's own hazard. The toaster cannot be plugged in to the wall and still be out from beneath the upper cabinets in my kitchen. But that seems to be industry standard now, and it's a good toaster otherwise...<hl> the cool touch sides really are <hl>, which surprised me. You can put your hand on the side while it is in use and not get burned (of course do NOT put your hand on the TOP when it is in use).

<hl> the cool touch sides really are <hl> , which surprised me.


Question: How long had the reviewer used the toaster before reviewing it?

Answer: about 5 months

<hl> I've has this toaster for about 5 months now. <hl> It is good for wide slices like rye bread, and it holds 4 sandwich slices nicely. It is holding up well to daily use and makes evenly toasted, predictably browned toast. My only grouse is that the cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short. The cord is made so short in their effort to make it "safe" that it presents it's own hazard. The toaster cannot be plugged in to the wall and still be out from beneath the upper cabinets in my kitchen. But that seems to be industry standard now, and it's a good toaster otherwise...the cool touch sides really are, which surprised me. You can put your hand on the side while it is in use and not get burned (of course do NOT put your hand on the TOP when it is in use).

I've has this toaster for <hl> about 5 months <hl> now. It is good for wide slices like rye bread, and it holds 4 sandwich slices nicely. It is holding up well to daily use and makes evenly toasted, predictably browned toast. My only grouse is that the cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short. The cord is made so short in their effort to make it "safe" that it presents it's own hazard. The toaster cannot be plugged in to the wall and still be out from beneath the upper cabinets in my kitchen. But that seems to be industry standard now, and it's a good toaster otherwise...the cool touch sides really are, which surprised me. You can put your hand on the side while it is in use and not get burned (of course do NOT put your hand on the TOP when it is in use).


Question: Where should you NOT put your hand when the toaster is in use?

Answer: on the TOP

I've has this toaster for about 5 months now. It is good for wide slices like rye bread, and it holds 4 sandwich slices nicely. It is holding up well to daily use and makes evenly toasted, predictably browned toast. My only grouse is that the cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short. The cord is made so short in their effort to make it "safe" that it presents it's own hazard. The toaster cannot be plugged in to the wall and still be out from beneath the upper cabinets in my kitchen. But that seems to be industry standard now, and it's a good toaster otherwise...the cool touch sides really are, which surprised me. <hl> You can put your hand on the side while it is in use and not get burned (of course do NOT put your hand on the TOP when it is in use). <hl>

I've has this toaster for about 5 months now. It is good for wide slices like rye bread, and it holds 4 sandwich slices nicely. It is holding up well to daily use and makes evenly toasted, predictably browned toast. My only grouse is that the cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short. The cord is made so short in their effort to make it "safe" that it presents it's own hazard. The toaster cannot be plugged in to the wall and still be out from beneath the upper cabinets in my kitchen. But that seems to be industry standard now, and it's a good toaster otherwise...the cool touch sides really are, which surprised me. You can put your hand on the side while it is in use and not get burned (of course do NOT put your hand <hl> on the TOP <hl> when it is in use).


Question: Where does the reviewer's swimming pool equipment stay?

My swimming pool equipment sits out in the open. On the rare occasions when the temperature gets below freezing, I cover the equipment with a couple of mover's pads and, up to now, put a contraption with four incandescent light bulbs on it under the cover. But, with the demise of incandescent bulbs, I came up with this idea. The heater is small, and it doesn't put out many BTU's, but I think it will be adequate for me needs, and it is small enough for me to put it under the equipment cover without it being a fire hazard.

Answer: sits out in the open

<hl> My swimming pool equipment sits out in the open . <hl> On the rare occasions when the temperature gets below freezing, I cover the equipment with a couple of mover's pads and, up to now, put a contraption with four incandescent light bulbs on it under the cover. But, with the demise of incandescent bulbs, I came up with this idea. The heater is small, and it doesn't put out many BTU's, but I think it will be adequate for me needs, and it is small enough for me to put it under the equipment cover without it being a fire hazard.

My swimming pool equipment <hl> sits out in the open <hl>. On the rare occasions when the temperature gets below freezing, I cover the equipment with a couple of mover's pads and, up to now, put a contraption with four incandescent light bulbs on it under the cover. But, with the demise of incandescent bulbs, I came up with this idea. The heater is small, and it doesn't put out many BTU's, but I think it will be adequate for me needs, and it is small enough for me to put it under the equipment cover without it being a fire hazard.

My swimming pool equipment <hl> sits out in the open <hl> .


Question: What is a potential danger of using a larger heater?

Answer: fire hazard

My swimming pool equipment sits out in the open. On the rare occasions when the temperature gets below freezing, I cover the equipment with a couple of mover's pads and, up to now, put a contraption with four incandescent light bulbs on it under the cover. But, with the demise of incandescent bulbs, I came up with this idea. <hl> The heater is small, and it doesn't put out many BTU's, but I think it will be adequate for me needs, and it is small enough for me to put it under the equipment cover without it being a fire hazard . <hl>

My swimming pool equipment sits out in the open. On the rare occasions when the temperature gets below freezing, I cover the equipment with a couple of mover's pads and, up to now, put a contraption with four incandescent light bulbs on it under the cover. But, with the demise of incandescent bulbs, I came up with this idea. The heater is small, and it doesn't put out many BTU's, but I think it will be adequate for me needs, and it is small enough for me to put it under the equipment cover without it being a <hl> fire hazard <hl>.

The heater is small, and it doesn't put out many BTU's, but I think it will be adequate for me needs, and it is small enough for me to put it under the equipment cover without it being a <hl> fire hazard <hl> .


Question: Why can't the reviewer use their old solution to their problem?

Answer: demise of incandescent bulbs,

My swimming pool equipment sits out in the open. On the rare occasions when the temperature gets below freezing, I cover the equipment with a couple of mover's pads and, up to now, put a contraption with four incandescent light bulbs on it under the cover. <hl> But, with the demise of incandescent bulbs, I came up with this idea. <hl> The heater is small, and it doesn't put out many BTU's, but I think it will be adequate for me needs, and it is small enough for me to put it under the equipment cover without it being a fire hazard.

My swimming pool equipment sits out in the open. On the rare occasions when the temperature gets below freezing, I cover the equipment with a couple of mover's pads and, up to now, put a contraption with four incandescent light bulbs on it under the cover. But, with the <hl> demise of incandescent bulbs, <hl> I came up with this idea. The heater is small, and it doesn't put out many BTU's, but I think it will be adequate for me needs, and it is small enough for me to put it under the equipment cover without it being a fire hazard.


Question: What does ther reviewer use to cover the pool equipment?

Answer: a couple of mover's pads

My swimming pool equipment sits out in the open. <hl> On the rare occasions when the temperature gets below freezing, I cover the equipment with a couple of mover's pads and, up to now, put a contraption with four incandescent light bulbs on it under the cover. <hl> But, with the demise of incandescent bulbs, I came up with this idea. The heater is small, and it doesn't put out many BTU's, but I think it will be adequate for me needs, and it is small enough for me to put it under the equipment cover without it being a fire hazard.

My swimming pool equipment sits out in the open. On the rare occasions when the temperature gets below freezing, I cover the equipment with <hl> a couple of mover's pads <hl> and, up to now, put a contraption with four incandescent light bulbs on it under the cover. But, with the demise of incandescent bulbs, I came up with this idea. The heater is small, and it doesn't put out many BTU's, but I think it will be adequate for me needs, and it is small enough for me to put it under the equipment cover without it being a fire hazard.


Question: Where does the reviewer put the heater?

Answer: under the equipment cover

My swimming pool equipment sits out in the open. On the rare occasions when the temperature gets below freezing, I cover the equipment with a couple of mover's pads and, up to now, put a contraption with four incandescent light bulbs on it under the cover. But, with the demise of incandescent bulbs, I came up with this idea. <hl> The heater is small, and it doesn't put out many BTU's, but I think it will be adequate for me needs, and it is small enough for me to put it under the equipment cover without it being a fire hazard. <hl>

My swimming pool equipment sits out in the open. On the rare occasions when the temperature gets below freezing, I cover the equipment with a couple of mover's pads and, up to now, put a contraption with four incandescent light bulbs on it under the cover. But, with the demise of incandescent bulbs, I came up with this idea. The heater is small, and it doesn't put out many BTU's, but I think it will be adequate for me needs, and it is small enough for me to put it <hl> under the equipment cover <hl> without it being a fire hazard.


Question: What problem can prevent being able to scrape out peanut butter?

I bought this to replace my tiny spatula which had cracked (you know the one you get in the set of three that's super small), and I realized that you always need a small spatula or scraper on hand to scrape out jars. After reviewed a billion reviews, I settled on this one because it seemed to have the force needed to scrape things out, it's small enough to get into narrow jars, and it is one-piece construction. This is great. You basically get two products for the price of one. Although it's rather tall, it has one end that is very narrow and can pretty much fit into any jar. This small head is more rigid so you'll have no problems scraping out a jar with it (other products' reviews noted that if the end is too flexible it can't scrape out a jar of peanut butter; with this one, you'll be fine). The other end is wider - so it won't necessarily fit in a small jar - but it is a nice more flexible type spatula which I find perfect for spreading things. It's also nice to have two ends clean because you can just flip it without having to wash another spatula or get your "project" messy from the first jar you scraped. The cherry is a pretty, very slightly hot pinkish red (some might not see any pink in there, but I do). The quality looks very nice. It is one piece construction so you don't have to worry about water getting between the handle and spatula head and not drying out properly. I would buy this again in a heartbeat and strongly recommend it.

Answer: the end is too flexible

I bought this to replace my tiny spatula which had cracked (you know the one you get in the set of three that's super small), and I realized that you always need a small spatula or scraper on hand to scrape out jars. After reviewed a billion reviews, I settled on this one because it seemed to have the force needed to scrape things out, it's small enough to get into narrow jars, and it is one-piece construction. This is great. You basically get two products for the price of one. Although it's rather tall, it has one end that is very narrow and can pretty much fit into any jar. This small head is more rigid so you'll have no problems scraping out a jar with it (other products' reviews noted <hl> that if the end is too flexible it can't scrape out a jar of peanut butter; with this one, you'll be fine). <hl> The other end is wider - so it won't necessarily fit in a small jar - but it is a nice more flexible type spatula which I find perfect for spreading things. It's also nice to have two ends clean because you can just flip it without having to wash another spatula or get your "project" messy from the first jar you scraped. The cherry is a pretty, very slightly hot pinkish red (some might not see any pink in there, but I do). The quality looks very nice. It is one piece construction so you don't have to worry about water getting between the handle and spatula head and not drying out properly. I would buy this again in a heartbeat and strongly recommend it.

I bought this to replace my tiny spatula which had cracked (you know the one you get in the set of three that's super small), and I realized that you always need a small spatula or scraper on hand to scrape out jars. After reviewed a billion reviews, I settled on this one because it seemed to have the force needed to scrape things out, it's small enough to get into narrow jars, and it is one-piece construction. This is great. You basically get two products for the price of one. Although it's rather tall, it has one end that is very narrow and can pretty much fit into any jar. This small head is more rigid so you'll have no problems scraping out a jar with it (other products' reviews noted that if <hl> the end is too flexible <hl> it can't scrape out a jar of peanut butter; with this one, you'll be fine). The other end is wider - so it won't necessarily fit in a small jar - but it is a nice more flexible type spatula which I find perfect for spreading things. It's also nice to have two ends clean because you can just flip it without having to wash another spatula or get your "project" messy from the first jar you scraped. The cherry is a pretty, very slightly hot pinkish red (some might not see any pink in there, but I do). The quality looks very nice. It is one piece construction so you don't have to worry about water getting between the handle and spatula head and not drying out properly. I would buy this again in a heartbeat and strongly recommend it.


Question: What feature allows you to more easiely spread things?

Answer: is more rigid

I bought this to replace my tiny spatula which had cracked (you know the one you get in the set of three that's super small), and I realized that you always need a small spatula or scraper on hand to scrape out jars. After reviewed a billion reviews, I settled on this one because it seemed to have the force needed to scrape things out, it's small enough to get into narrow jars, and it is one-piece construction. This is great. You basically get two products for the price of one. Although it's rather tall, it has one end that is very narrow and can pretty much fit into any jar. <hl> This small head is more rigid so you'll have no problems scraping out a jar with it (other products' reviews noted that if the end is too flexible it can't scrape out a jar of peanut butter; with this one, you'll be fine). <hl> The other end is wider - so it won't necessarily fit in a small jar - but it is a nice more flexible type spatula which I find perfect for spreading things. It's also nice to have two ends clean because you can just flip it without having to wash another spatula or get your "project" messy from the first jar you scraped. The cherry is a pretty, very slightly hot pinkish red (some might not see any pink in there, but I do). The quality looks very nice. It is one piece construction so you don't have to worry about water getting between the handle and spatula head and not drying out properly. I would buy this again in a heartbeat and strongly recommend it.

I bought this to replace my tiny spatula which had cracked (you know the one you get in the set of three that's super small), and I realized that you always need a small spatula or scraper on hand to scrape out jars. After reviewed a billion reviews, I settled on this one because it seemed to have the force needed to scrape things out, it's small enough to get into narrow jars, and it is one-piece construction. This is great. You basically get two products for the price of one. Although it's rather tall, it has one end that is very narrow and can pretty much fit into any jar. This small head <hl> is more rigid <hl> so you'll have no problems scraping out a jar with it (other products' reviews noted that if the end is too flexible it can't scrape out a jar of peanut butter; with this one, you'll be fine). The other end is wider - so it won't necessarily fit in a small jar - but it is a nice more flexible type spatula which I find perfect for spreading things. It's also nice to have two ends clean because you can just flip it without having to wash another spatula or get your "project" messy from the first jar you scraped. The cherry is a pretty, very slightly hot pinkish red (some might not see any pink in there, but I do). The quality looks very nice. It is one piece construction so you don't have to worry about water getting between the handle and spatula head and not drying out properly. I would buy this again in a heartbeat and strongly recommend it.


Question: How did the reviewer describe the cherry color?

Answer: pretty, very slightly hot pinkish red

I bought this to replace my tiny spatula which had cracked (you know the one you get in the set of three that's super small), and I realized that you always need a small spatula or scraper on hand to scrape out jars. After reviewed a billion reviews, I settled on this one because it seemed to have the force needed to scrape things out, it's small enough to get into narrow jars, and it is one-piece construction. This is great. You basically get two products for the price of one. Although it's rather tall, it has one end that is very narrow and can pretty much fit into any jar. This small head is more rigid so you'll have no problems scraping out a jar with it (other products' reviews noted that if the end is too flexible it can't scrape out a jar of peanut butter; with this one, you'll be fine). The other end is wider - so it won't necessarily fit in a small jar - but it is a nice more flexible type spatula which I find perfect for spreading things. It's also nice to have two ends clean because you can just flip it without having to wash another spatula or get your "project" messy from the first jar you scraped. <hl> The cherry is a pretty, very slightly hot pinkish red (some might not see any pink in there, but I do). <hl> The quality looks very nice. It is one piece construction so you don't have to worry about water getting between the handle and spatula head and not drying out properly. I would buy this again in a heartbeat and strongly recommend it.

I bought this to replace my tiny spatula which had cracked (you know the one you get in the set of three that's super small), and I realized that you always need a small spatula or scraper on hand to scrape out jars. After reviewed a billion reviews, I settled on this one because it seemed to have the force needed to scrape things out, it's small enough to get into narrow jars, and it is one-piece construction. This is great. You basically get two products for the price of one. Although it's rather tall, it has one end that is very narrow and can pretty much fit into any jar. This small head is more rigid so you'll have no problems scraping out a jar with it (other products' reviews noted that if the end is too flexible it can't scrape out a jar of peanut butter; with this one, you'll be fine). The other end is wider - so it won't necessarily fit in a small jar - but it is a nice more flexible type spatula which I find perfect for spreading things. It's also nice to have two ends clean because you can just flip it without having to wash another spatula or get your "project" messy from the first jar you scraped. The cherry is a <hl> pretty, very slightly hot pinkish red <hl> (some might not see any pink in there, but I do). The quality looks very nice. It is one piece construction so you don't have to worry about water getting between the handle and spatula head and not drying out properly. I would buy this again in a heartbeat and strongly recommend it.


Question: What type of construction does the spatula feature?

Answer: one piece

I bought this to replace my tiny spatula which had cracked (you know the one you get in the set of three that's super small), and I realized that you always need a small spatula or scraper on hand to scrape out jars. After reviewed a billion reviews, I settled on this one because it seemed to have the force needed to scrape things out, it's small enough to get into narrow jars, and it is one-piece construction. This is great. You basically get two products for the price of one. Although it's rather tall, it has one end that is very narrow and can pretty much fit into any jar. This small head is more rigid so you'll have no problems scraping out a jar with it (other products' reviews noted that if the end is too flexible it can't scrape out a jar of peanut butter; with this one, you'll be fine). The other end is wider - so it won't necessarily fit in a small jar - but it is a nice more flexible type spatula which I find perfect for spreading things. It's also nice to have two ends clean because you can just flip it without having to wash another spatula or get your "project" messy from the first jar you scraped. The cherry is a pretty, very slightly hot pinkish red (some might not see any pink in there, but I do). The quality looks very nice. <hl> It is one piece construction so you don't have to worry about water getting between the handle and spatula head and not drying out properly. <hl> I would buy this again in a heartbeat and strongly recommend it.

I bought this to replace my tiny spatula which had cracked (you know the one you get in the set of three that's super small), and I realized that you always need a small spatula or scraper on hand to scrape out jars. After reviewed a billion reviews, I settled on this one because it seemed to have the force needed to scrape things out, it's small enough to get into narrow jars, and it is one-piece construction. This is great. You basically get two products for the price of one. Although it's rather tall, it has one end that is very narrow and can pretty much fit into any jar. This small head is more rigid so you'll have no problems scraping out a jar with it (other products' reviews noted that if the end is too flexible it can't scrape out a jar of peanut butter; with this one, you'll be fine). The other end is wider - so it won't necessarily fit in a small jar - but it is a nice more flexible type spatula which I find perfect for spreading things. It's also nice to have two ends clean because you can just flip it without having to wash another spatula or get your "project" messy from the first jar you scraped. The cherry is a pretty, very slightly hot pinkish red (some might not see any pink in there, but I do). The quality looks very nice. It is <hl> one piece <hl> construction so you don't have to worry about water getting between the handle and spatula head and not drying out properly. I would buy this again in a heartbeat and strongly recommend it.


Question: How do you clean this product?

It's big, it's beautiful and it the smell reminds me of the beach! the straw mats you lay on It is thick and heavy and sturdy.....love the two tone. Just hand wash (and if you have hard water dry with a cloth right away) and keep some bamboo oil on hand and your set for a loooong time! :)

Answer: hand wash

It's big, it's beautiful and it the smell reminds me of the beach! the straw mats you lay on It is thick and heavy and sturdy.....love the two tone. <hl> Just hand wash (and if you have hard water dry with a cloth right away) and keep some bamboo oil on hand and your set for a loooong time! <hl> :)

It's big, it's beautiful and it the smell reminds me of the beach! the straw mats you lay on It is thick and heavy and sturdy.....love the two tone. Just <hl> hand wash <hl> (and if you have hard water dry with a cloth right away) and keep some bamboo oil on hand and your set for a loooong time! :)


Question: What does the product's smell remind the reviewer of?

Answer: the beach

<hl> It's big, it's beautiful and it the smell reminds me of the beach ! <hl> the straw mats you lay on It is thick and heavy and sturdy.....love the two tone. Just hand wash (and if you have hard water dry with a cloth right away) and keep some bamboo oil on hand and your set for a loooong time! :)

It's big, it's beautiful and it the smell reminds me of <hl> the beach <hl>! the straw mats you lay on It is thick and heavy and sturdy.....love the two tone. Just hand wash (and if you have hard water dry with a cloth right away) and keep some bamboo oil on hand and your set for a loooong time! :)

It's big, it's beautiful and it the smell reminds me of <hl> the beach <hl> !


Question: What are the mats made of?

Answer: straw

It's big, it's beautiful and it the smell reminds me of the beach! <hl> the straw mats you lay on It is thick and heavy and sturdy.....love the two tone. <hl> Just hand wash (and if you have hard water dry with a cloth right away) and keep some bamboo oil on hand and your set for a loooong time! :)

It's big, it's beautiful and it the smell reminds me of the beach! the <hl> straw <hl> mats you lay on It is thick and heavy and sturdy.....love the two tone. Just hand wash (and if you have hard water dry with a cloth right away) and keep some bamboo oil on hand and your set for a loooong time! :)


Question: What should you do if you wash with hard water?

Answer: dry with a cloth right away

It's big, it's beautiful and it the smell reminds me of the beach! the straw mats you lay on It is thick and heavy and sturdy.....love the two tone. <hl> Just hand wash (and if you have hard water dry with a cloth right away ) <hl> and keep some bamboo oil on hand and your set for a loooong time! :)

It's big, it's beautiful and it the smell reminds me of the beach! the straw mats you lay on It is thick and heavy and sturdy.....love the two tone. Just hand wash (and if you have hard water <hl> dry with a cloth right away <hl>) and keep some bamboo oil on hand and your set for a loooong time! :)

Just hand wash (and if you have hard water <hl> dry with a cloth right away <hl> )


Question: What product should you use to help maintain this product?

Answer: bamboo oil

It's big, it's beautiful and it the smell reminds me of the beach! the straw mats you lay on It is thick and heavy and sturdy.....love the two tone. <hl> Just hand wash (and if you have hard water dry with a cloth right away) and keep some bamboo oil on hand and your set for a loooong time! <hl> :)

It's big, it's beautiful and it the smell reminds me of the beach! the straw mats you lay on It is thick and heavy and sturdy.....love the two tone. Just hand wash (and if you have hard water dry with a cloth right away) and keep some <hl> bamboo oil <hl> on hand and your set for a loooong time! :)


Question: cookies and biscuits are known for what syndrome?

As most bakers know, parchment paper makes clean up after baking a whole lot easier. It also helps with the "black bottom" syndrome I used to see in my biscuits and cookies. When it comes time to purchase parchment paper, I'll be back for this one again. The paper is a little thinner than the box of Reynold's that I bought, but it still works as well and saves a LOT of money to boot! Some other reviewers have mentioned that it is only 165 feet instead of 205. This is correct, yet incorrect. The roll contains 165 lineal feet and 205 square feet. The difference is that the paper is a little wider than 12". Please don't let the numbers confuse you. This box is exactly as claimed.

Answer: black bottom

As most bakers know, parchment paper makes clean up after baking a whole lot easier. <hl> It also helps with the " black bottom " syndrome I used to see in my biscuits and cookies. <hl> When it comes time to purchase parchment paper, I'll be back for this one again. The paper is a little thinner than the box of Reynold's that I bought, but it still works as well and saves a LOT of money to boot! Some other reviewers have mentioned that it is only 165 feet instead of 205. This is correct, yet incorrect. The roll contains 165 lineal feet and 205 square feet. The difference is that the paper is a little wider than 12". Please don't let the numbers confuse you. This box is exactly as claimed.

As most bakers know, parchment paper makes clean up after baking a whole lot easier. It also helps with the "<hl> black bottom <hl>" syndrome I used to see in my biscuits and cookies. When it comes time to purchase parchment paper, I'll be back for this one again. The paper is a little thinner than the box of Reynold's that I bought, but it still works as well and saves a LOT of money to boot! Some other reviewers have mentioned that it is only 165 feet instead of 205. This is correct, yet incorrect. The roll contains 165 lineal feet and 205 square feet. The difference is that the paper is a little wider than 12". Please don't let the numbers confuse you. This box is exactly as claimed.

It also helps with the " <hl> black bottom <hl> " syndrome I used to see in my biscuits and cookies.


Question: What do bakers say makes clean ups easier?

Answer: parchment paper

<hl> As most bakers know, parchment paper makes clean up after baking a whole lot easier. <hl> It also helps with the "black bottom" syndrome I used to see in my biscuits and cookies. When it comes time to purchase parchment paper, I'll be back for this one again. The paper is a little thinner than the box of Reynold's that I bought, but it still works as well and saves a LOT of money to boot! Some other reviewers have mentioned that it is only 165 feet instead of 205. This is correct, yet incorrect. The roll contains 165 lineal feet and 205 square feet. The difference is that the paper is a little wider than 12". Please don't let the numbers confuse you. This box is exactly as claimed.

As most bakers know, <hl> parchment paper <hl> makes clean up after baking a whole lot easier. It also helps with the "black bottom" syndrome I used to see in my biscuits and cookies. When it comes time to purchase parchment paper, I'll be back for this one again. The paper is a little thinner than the box of Reynold's that I bought, but it still works as well and saves a LOT of money to boot! Some other reviewers have mentioned that it is only 165 feet instead of 205. This is correct, yet incorrect. The roll contains 165 lineal feet and 205 square feet. The difference is that the paper is a little wider than 12". Please don't let the numbers confuse you. This box is exactly as claimed.


Question: What makes parchment paper different than Reynolds?

Answer: The paper is a little thinner

As most bakers know, parchment paper makes clean up after baking a whole lot easier. It also helps with the "black bottom" syndrome I used to see in my biscuits and cookies. When it comes time to purchase parchment paper, I'll be back for this one again. <hl> The paper is a little thinner than the box of Reynold's that I bought, but it still works as well and saves a LOT of money to boot! <hl> Some other reviewers have mentioned that it is only 165 feet instead of 205. This is correct, yet incorrect. The roll contains 165 lineal feet and 205 square feet. The difference is that the paper is a little wider than 12". Please don't let the numbers confuse you. This box is exactly as claimed.

As most bakers know, parchment paper makes clean up after baking a whole lot easier. It also helps with the "black bottom" syndrome I used to see in my biscuits and cookies. When it comes time to purchase parchment paper, I'll be back for this one again. <hl> The paper is a little thinner <hl> than the box of Reynold's that I bought, but it still works as well and saves a LOT of money to boot! Some other reviewers have mentioned that it is only 165 feet instead of 205. This is correct, yet incorrect. The roll contains 165 lineal feet and 205 square feet. The difference is that the paper is a little wider than 12". Please don't let the numbers confuse you. This box is exactly as claimed.


Question: How many feet does the roll contain?

Answer: 165 lineal feet and 205 square feet

As most bakers know, parchment paper makes clean up after baking a whole lot easier. It also helps with the "black bottom" syndrome I used to see in my biscuits and cookies. When it comes time to purchase parchment paper, I'll be back for this one again. The paper is a little thinner than the box of Reynold's that I bought, but it still works as well and saves a LOT of money to boot! Some other reviewers have mentioned that it is only 165 feet instead of 205. This is correct, yet incorrect. <hl> The roll contains 165 lineal feet and 205 square feet . <hl> The difference is that the paper is a little wider than 12". Please don't let the numbers confuse you. This box is exactly as claimed.

As most bakers know, parchment paper makes clean up after baking a whole lot easier. It also helps with the "black bottom" syndrome I used to see in my biscuits and cookies. When it comes time to purchase parchment paper, I'll be back for this one again. The paper is a little thinner than the box of Reynold's that I bought, but it still works as well and saves a LOT of money to boot! Some other reviewers have mentioned that it is only 165 feet instead of 205. This is correct, yet incorrect. The roll contains <hl> 165 lineal feet and 205 square feet <hl>. The difference is that the paper is a little wider than 12". Please don't let the numbers confuse you. This box is exactly as claimed.

The roll contains <hl> 165 lineal feet and 205 square feet <hl> .


Question: What is the difference in size between parchment paper and Reynolds?

Answer: paper is a little wider than 12"

As most bakers know, parchment paper makes clean up after baking a whole lot easier. It also helps with the "black bottom" syndrome I used to see in my biscuits and cookies. When it comes time to purchase parchment paper, I'll be back for this one again. The paper is a little thinner than the box of Reynold's that I bought, but it still works as well and saves a LOT of money to boot! Some other reviewers have mentioned that it is only 165 feet instead of 205. This is correct, yet incorrect. The roll contains 165 lineal feet and 205 square feet. <hl> The difference is that the paper is a little wider than 12" . <hl> Please don't let the numbers confuse you. This box is exactly as claimed.

As most bakers know, parchment paper makes clean up after baking a whole lot easier. It also helps with the "black bottom" syndrome I used to see in my biscuits and cookies. When it comes time to purchase parchment paper, I'll be back for this one again. The paper is a little thinner than the box of Reynold's that I bought, but it still works as well and saves a LOT of money to boot! Some other reviewers have mentioned that it is only 165 feet instead of 205. This is correct, yet incorrect. The roll contains 165 lineal feet and 205 square feet. The difference is that the <hl> paper is a little wider than 12" <hl>. Please don't let the numbers confuse you. This box is exactly as claimed.

The difference is that the <hl> paper is a little wider than 12" <hl> .


Question: What was helpful to the baker when baking bread?

I love baking my own bread and needed something to help me cut the slices evenly. This item works for the most part, but the plastic end has warped which makes for an uneven cut. I would suggest making the end more sturdy and less susceptible to bend.

Answer: cut the slices evenly

<hl> I love baking my own bread and needed something to help me cut the slices evenly . <hl> This item works for the most part, but the plastic end has warped which makes for an uneven cut. I would suggest making the end more sturdy and less susceptible to bend.

I love baking my own bread and needed something to help me <hl> cut the slices evenly <hl>. This item works for the most part, but the plastic end has warped which makes for an uneven cut. I would suggest making the end more sturdy and less susceptible to bend.

I love baking my own bread and needed something to help me <hl> cut the slices evenly <hl> .


Question: What does the baker love doing?

Answer: baking my own bread

<hl> I love baking my own bread and needed something to help me cut the slices evenly. <hl> This item works for the most part, but the plastic end has warped which makes for an uneven cut. I would suggest making the end more sturdy and less susceptible to bend.

I love <hl> baking my own bread <hl> and needed something to help me cut the slices evenly. This item works for the most part, but the plastic end has warped which makes for an uneven cut. I would suggest making the end more sturdy and less susceptible to bend.


Question: What is the reason for uneven cuts?

Answer: plastic end has warped

I love baking my own bread and needed something to help me cut the slices evenly. <hl> This item works for the most part, but the plastic end has warped which makes for an uneven cut. <hl> I would suggest making the end more sturdy and less susceptible to bend.

I love baking my own bread and needed something to help me cut the slices evenly. This item works for the most part, but the <hl> plastic end has warped <hl> which makes for an uneven cut. I would suggest making the end more sturdy and less susceptible to bend.


Question: What would make the the box more efficient?

Answer: making the end more sturdy

I love baking my own bread and needed something to help me cut the slices evenly. This item works for the most part, but the plastic end has warped which makes for an uneven cut. <hl> I would suggest making the end more sturdy and less susceptible to bend. <hl>

I love baking my own bread and needed something to help me cut the slices evenly. This item works for the most part, but the plastic end has warped which makes for an uneven cut. I would suggest <hl> making the end more sturdy <hl> and less susceptible to bend.


Question: What is annoying and should be addressed on the box?

Answer: susceptible to bend

I love baking my own bread and needed something to help me cut the slices evenly. This item works for the most part, but the plastic end has warped which makes for an uneven cut. <hl> I would suggest making the end more sturdy and less susceptible to bend . <hl>

I love baking my own bread and needed something to help me cut the slices evenly. This item works for the most part, but the plastic end has warped which makes for an uneven cut. I would suggest making the end more sturdy and less <hl> susceptible to bend <hl>.

I would suggest making the end more sturdy and less <hl> susceptible to bend <hl> .


Question: Why did they prefer not to have bought online?

The concept is great. However, these small blenders don't pack the necessary power for my type of use. I need something heavy duty. I have a Vitamix and am used to the power of this type of blender. I like to mix frozen berries into smoothies and this wasn't very good at doing this for me. So, this was a huge step down for me in terms of power. Since I purchased this item at Costco I was glad to not have to receive this item in the mail, only to have to pay for return shipping.I guess it's fine for very small jobs but it will not give you the power to do everything. I'll stick with a Vitamix.

Answer: pay for return shipping

The concept is great. However, these small blenders don't pack the necessary power for my type of use. I need something heavy duty. I have a Vitamix and am used to the power of this type of blender. I like to mix frozen berries into smoothies and this wasn't very good at doing this for me. So, this was a huge step down for me in terms of power. <hl> Since I purchased this item at Costco I was glad to not have to receive this item in the mail, only to have to pay for return shipping .I guess it's fine for very small jobs but it will not give you the power to do everything. <hl> I'll stick with a Vitamix.

The concept is great. However, these small blenders don't pack the necessary power for my type of use. I need something heavy duty. I have a Vitamix and am used to the power of this type of blender. I like to mix frozen berries into smoothies and this wasn't very good at doing this for me. So, this was a huge step down for me in terms of power. Since I purchased this item at Costco I was glad to not have to receive this item in the mail, only to have to <hl> pay for return shipping <hl>.I guess it's fine for very small jobs but it will not give you the power to do everything. I'll stick with a Vitamix.

Since I purchased this item at Costco I was glad to not have to receive this item in the mail, only to have to <hl> pay for return shipping <hl> .I guess it's fine for very small jobs but it will not give you the power to do everything.


Question: What was just not worth the purchase?

Answer: small blenders

The concept is great. <hl> However, these small blenders don't pack the necessary power for my type of use. <hl> I need something heavy duty. I have a Vitamix and am used to the power of this type of blender. I like to mix frozen berries into smoothies and this wasn't very good at doing this for me. So, this was a huge step down for me in terms of power. Since I purchased this item at Costco I was glad to not have to receive this item in the mail, only to have to pay for return shipping. I guess it's fine for very small jobs but it will not give you the power to do everything. I'll stick with a Vitamix.

The concept is great. However, these <hl> small blenders <hl> don't pack the necessary power for my type of use. I need something heavy duty. I have a Vitamix and am used to the power of this type of blender. I like to mix frozen berries into smoothies and this wasn't very good at doing this for me. So, this was a huge step down for me in terms of power. Since I purchased this item at Costco I was glad to not have to receive this item in the mail, only to have to pay for return shipping.I guess it's fine for very small jobs but it will not give you the power to do everything. I'll stick with a Vitamix.


Question: If your making a smoothie with frozen berries what should you consider most?

Answer: terms of power

The concept is great. However, these small blenders don't pack the necessary power for my type of use. I need something heavy duty. I have a Vitamix and am used to the power of this type of blender. I like to mix frozen berries into smoothies and this wasn't very good at doing this for me. <hl> So, this was a huge step down for me in terms of power . <hl> Since I purchased this item at Costco I was glad to not have to receive this item in the mail, only to have to pay for return shipping. I guess it's fine for very small jobs but it will not give you the power to do everything. I'll stick with a Vitamix.

The concept is great. However, these small blenders don't pack the necessary power for my type of use. I need something heavy duty. I have a Vitamix and am used to the power of this type of blender. I like to mix frozen berries into smoothies and this wasn't very good at doing this for me. So, this was a huge step down for me in <hl> terms of power <hl>. Since I purchased this item at Costco I was glad to not have to receive this item in the mail, only to have to pay for return shipping.I guess it's fine for very small jobs but it will not give you the power to do everything. I'll stick with a Vitamix.

So, this was a huge step down for me in <hl> terms of power <hl> .


Question: They compared their recent purchase to which previous purchase?

Answer: Vitamix

The concept is great. However, these small blenders don't pack the necessary power for my type of use. I need something heavy duty. <hl> I have a Vitamix and am used to the power of this type of blender. <hl> I like to mix frozen berries into smoothies and this wasn't very good at doing this for me. So, this was a huge step down for me in terms of power. Since I purchased this item at Costco I was glad to not have to receive this item in the mail, only to have to pay for return shipping. I guess it's fine for very small jobs but it will not give you the power to do everything. I'll stick with a Vitamix.

The concept is great. However, these small blenders don't pack the necessary power for my type of use. I need something heavy duty. I have a <hl> Vitamix <hl> and am used to the power of this type of blender. I like to mix frozen berries into smoothies and this wasn't very good at doing this for me. So, this was a huge step down for me in terms of power. Since I purchased this item at Costco I was glad to not have to receive this item in the mail, only to have to pay for return shipping.I guess it's fine for very small jobs but it will not give you the power to do everything. I'll stick with a Vitamix.


Question: Where was the previous purchase from?

Answer: Costco

The concept is great. However, these small blenders don't pack the necessary power for my type of use. I need something heavy duty. I have a Vitamix and am used to the power of this type of blender. I like to mix frozen berries into smoothies and this wasn't very good at doing this for me. So, this was a huge step down for me in terms of power. <hl> Since I purchased this item at Costco I was glad to not have to receive this item in the mail, only to have to pay for return shipping. <hl> I guess it's fine for very small jobs but it will not give you the power to do everything. I'll stick with a Vitamix.

The concept is great. However, these small blenders don't pack the necessary power for my type of use. I need something heavy duty. I have a Vitamix and am used to the power of this type of blender. I like to mix frozen berries into smoothies and this wasn't very good at doing this for me. So, this was a huge step down for me in terms of power. Since I purchased this item at <hl> Costco <hl> I was glad to not have to receive this item in the mail, only to have to pay for return shipping.I guess it's fine for very small jobs but it will not give you the power to do everything. I'll stick with a Vitamix.


Question: What do the use to get the dog off the chair?

The plastic binders are hard brittle pieces and the whole thing just falls apart within weeks under normal circumstances. I bought two and they both were destroyed in less than a month. Now I use the rods for scooping up items that have fallen behind the washer, knocking stuff out from under the sofa, batting cobwebs from the porch ceiling, poking the dog so he gets off the chair, changing the channels when I can't find the remote, "sword" fighting with my grandsons, staking vegetables and more.

Answer: the rods

The plastic binders are hard brittle pieces and the whole thing just falls apart within weeks under normal circumstances. I bought two and they both were destroyed in less than a month. <hl> Now I use the rods for scooping up items that have fallen behind the washer, knocking stuff out from under the sofa, batting cobwebs from the porch ceiling, poking the dog so he gets off the chair, changing the channels when I can't find the remote, "sword" fighting with my grandsons, staking vegetables and more. <hl>

The plastic binders are hard brittle pieces and the whole thing just falls apart within weeks under normal circumstances. I bought two and they both were destroyed in less than a month. Now I use <hl> the rods <hl> for scooping up items that have fallen behind the washer, knocking stuff out from under the sofa, batting cobwebs from the porch ceiling, poking the dog so he gets off the chair, changing the channels when I can't find the remote, "sword" fighting with my grandsons, staking vegetables and more.