Question: Is the blender only available in white?

Answer: orange

We have had this blender for over five years now and it is an absolute workhorse and hands down the best blender for crushing ice. The construction of the blender is quite solid and the motor is powerful enough to handle anything you are looking to blend. The best feature by far: ice crushing. Recommended by Cooks Illustrated for this feature, this blender is incredible at crushing ice to the right consistency for a crushed-ice margarita, which, let's face it, is one of the best reasons to have a blender. <hl> Not to mention the fact that it is gorgeous in orange . <hl> A best buy for my kitchen for sure.

We have had this blender for over five years now and it is an absolute workhorse and hands down the best blender for crushing ice. The construction of the blender is quite solid and the motor is powerful enough to handle anything you are looking to blend. The best feature by far: ice crushing. Recommended by Cooks Illustrated for this feature, this blender is incredible at crushing ice to the right consistency for a crushed-ice margarita, which, let's face it, is one of the best reasons to have a blender. Not to mention the fact that it is gorgeous in <hl> orange <hl>. A best buy for my kitchen for sure.

Not to mention the fact that it is gorgeous in <hl> orange <hl> .


Question: What kind of animal does the vacuum work well for?

I love my Dyson. It's easy to empty and does a great job on the dog hair. You can see when the canister gets full. The only thing I don't really like is the way the tool attachments work. There is a pull out tube is used with the attachments (there are all the standard extras). It's kind of difficult to extend the hose although you can completely remove the long metal tube and use it without that. It can be a little clunky on the steps but the ease on the rest of the floor more than makes up for it.

Answer: dog

I love my Dyson. <hl> It's easy to empty and does a great job on the dog hair. <hl> You can see when the canister gets full. The only thing I don't really like is the way the tool attachments work. There is a pull out tube is used with the attachments (there are all the standard extras). It's kind of difficult to extend the hose although you can completely remove the long metal tube and use it without that. It can be a little clunky on the steps but the ease on the rest of the floor more than makes up for it.

I love my Dyson. It's easy to empty and does a great job on the <hl> dog <hl> hair. You can see when the canister gets full. The only thing I don't really like is the way the tool attachments work. There is a pull out tube is used with the attachments (there are all the standard extras). It's kind of difficult to extend the hose although you can completely remove the long metal tube and use it without that. It can be a little clunky on the steps but the ease on the rest of the floor more than makes up for it.


Question: Does the vacuum use bags?

Answer: canister

I love my Dyson. It's easy to empty and does a great job on the dog hair. <hl> You can see when the canister gets full. <hl> The only thing I don't really like is the way the tool attachments work. There is a pull out tube is used with the attachments (there are all the standard extras). It's kind of difficult to extend the hose although you can completely remove the long metal tube and use it without that. It can be a little clunky on the steps but the ease on the rest of the floor more than makes up for it.

I love my Dyson. It's easy to empty and does a great job on the dog hair. You can see when the <hl> canister <hl> gets full. The only thing I don't really like is the way the tool attachments work. There is a pull out tube is used with the attachments (there are all the standard extras). It's kind of difficult to extend the hose although you can completely remove the long metal tube and use it without that. It can be a little clunky on the steps but the ease on the rest of the floor more than makes up for it.


Question: Are attachments available?

Answer: there are all the standard extras

I love my Dyson. It's easy to empty and does a great job on the dog hair. You can see when the canister gets full. The only thing I don't really like is the way the tool attachments work. <hl> There is a pull out tube is used with the attachments ( there are all the standard extras ). <hl> It's kind of difficult to extend the hose although you can completely remove the long metal tube and use it without that. It can be a little clunky on the steps but the ease on the rest of the floor more than makes up for it.

I love my Dyson. It's easy to empty and does a great job on the dog hair. You can see when the canister gets full. The only thing I don't really like is the way the tool attachments work. There is a pull out tube is used with the attachments (<hl> there are all the standard extras <hl>). It's kind of difficult to extend the hose although you can completely remove the long metal tube and use it without that. It can be a little clunky on the steps but the ease on the rest of the floor more than makes up for it.

There is a pull out tube is used with the attachments ( <hl> there are all the standard extras <hl> ).


Question: Can you use the vacuum on the steps?

Answer: clunky on the steps

I love my Dyson. It's easy to empty and does a great job on the dog hair. You can see when the canister gets full. The only thing I don't really like is the way the tool attachments work. There is a pull out tube is used with the attachments (there are all the standard extras). It's kind of difficult to extend the hose although you can completely remove the long metal tube and use it without that. <hl> It can be a little clunky on the steps but the ease on the rest of the floor more than makes up for it. <hl>

I love my Dyson. It's easy to empty and does a great job on the dog hair. You can see when the canister gets full. The only thing I don't really like is the way the tool attachments work. There is a pull out tube is used with the attachments (there are all the standard extras). It's kind of difficult to extend the hose although you can completely remove the long metal tube and use it without that. It can be a little <hl> clunky on the steps <hl> but the ease on the rest of the floor more than makes up for it.


Question: What can be removed to make things easier?

Answer: long metal tube

I love my Dyson. It's easy to empty and does a great job on the dog hair. You can see when the canister gets full. The only thing I don't really like is the way the tool attachments work. There is a pull out tube is used with the attachments (there are all the standard extras). <hl> It's kind of difficult to extend the hose although you can completely remove the long metal tube and use it without that. <hl> It can be a little clunky on the steps but the ease on the rest of the floor more than makes up for it.

I love my Dyson. It's easy to empty and does a great job on the dog hair. You can see when the canister gets full. The only thing I don't really like is the way the tool attachments work. There is a pull out tube is used with the attachments (there are all the standard extras). It's kind of difficult to extend the hose although you can completely remove the <hl> long metal tube <hl> and use it without that. It can be a little clunky on the steps but the ease on the rest of the floor more than makes up for it.


Question: What kind of animal does the vacuum work well for?

Answer: dog

I love my Dyson. <hl> It's easy to empty and does a great job on the dog hair. <hl> You can see when the canister gets full. The only thing I don't really like is the way the tool attachments work. There is a pull out tube is used with the attachments (there are all the standard extras). It's kind of difficult to extend the hose although you can completely remove the long metal tube and use it without that. It can be a little clunky on the steps but the ease on the rest of the floor more than makes up for it.

I love my Dyson. It's easy to empty and does a great job on the <hl> dog <hl> hair. You can see when the canister gets full. The only thing I don't really like is the way the tool attachments work. There is a pull out tube is used with the attachments (there are all the standard extras). It's kind of difficult to extend the hose although you can completely remove the long metal tube and use it without that. It can be a little clunky on the steps but the ease on the rest of the floor more than makes up for it.


Question: Does the vacuum use bags?

Answer: canister

I love my Dyson. It's easy to empty and does a great job on the dog hair. <hl> You can see when the canister gets full. <hl> The only thing I don't really like is the way the tool attachments work. There is a pull out tube is used with the attachments (there are all the standard extras). It's kind of difficult to extend the hose although you can completely remove the long metal tube and use it without that. It can be a little clunky on the steps but the ease on the rest of the floor more than makes up for it.

I love my Dyson. It's easy to empty and does a great job on the dog hair. You can see when the <hl> canister <hl> gets full. The only thing I don't really like is the way the tool attachments work. There is a pull out tube is used with the attachments (there are all the standard extras). It's kind of difficult to extend the hose although you can completely remove the long metal tube and use it without that. It can be a little clunky on the steps but the ease on the rest of the floor more than makes up for it.


Question: Are attachments available?

Answer: there are all the standard extras

I love my Dyson. It's easy to empty and does a great job on the dog hair. You can see when the canister gets full. The only thing I don't really like is the way the tool attachments work. <hl> There is a pull out tube is used with the attachments ( there are all the standard extras ). <hl> It's kind of difficult to extend the hose although you can completely remove the long metal tube and use it without that. It can be a little clunky on the steps but the ease on the rest of the floor more than makes up for it.

I love my Dyson. It's easy to empty and does a great job on the dog hair. You can see when the canister gets full. The only thing I don't really like is the way the tool attachments work. There is a pull out tube is used with the attachments (<hl> there are all the standard extras <hl>). It's kind of difficult to extend the hose although you can completely remove the long metal tube and use it without that. It can be a little clunky on the steps but the ease on the rest of the floor more than makes up for it.

There is a pull out tube is used with the attachments ( <hl> there are all the standard extras <hl> ).


Question: Can you use the vacuum on the steps?

Answer: clunky on the steps

I love my Dyson. It's easy to empty and does a great job on the dog hair. You can see when the canister gets full. The only thing I don't really like is the way the tool attachments work. There is a pull out tube is used with the attachments (there are all the standard extras). It's kind of difficult to extend the hose although you can completely remove the long metal tube and use it without that. <hl> It can be a little clunky on the steps but the ease on the rest of the floor more than makes up for it. <hl>

I love my Dyson. It's easy to empty and does a great job on the dog hair. You can see when the canister gets full. The only thing I don't really like is the way the tool attachments work. There is a pull out tube is used with the attachments (there are all the standard extras). It's kind of difficult to extend the hose although you can completely remove the long metal tube and use it without that. It can be a little <hl> clunky on the steps <hl> but the ease on the rest of the floor more than makes up for it.


Question: What can be removed to make things easier?

Answer: long metal tube

I love my Dyson. It's easy to empty and does a great job on the dog hair. You can see when the canister gets full. The only thing I don't really like is the way the tool attachments work. There is a pull out tube is used with the attachments (there are all the standard extras). <hl> It's kind of difficult to extend the hose although you can completely remove the long metal tube and use it without that. <hl> It can be a little clunky on the steps but the ease on the rest of the floor more than makes up for it.

I love my Dyson. It's easy to empty and does a great job on the dog hair. You can see when the canister gets full. The only thing I don't really like is the way the tool attachments work. There is a pull out tube is used with the attachments (there are all the standard extras). It's kind of difficult to extend the hose although you can completely remove the <hl> long metal tube <hl> and use it without that. It can be a little clunky on the steps but the ease on the rest of the floor more than makes up for it.


Question: What are you not allowed to do?

This set is much prettier in person than in the pictures.The first thing you see when you open the box is the Use and Care Instructions which are positively ridiculous. Things like "Never nest the mugs", "Stack pieces carefully with protective felt pads or paper towels between each piece.". Yeah like the average person is going to do that. Get real! So it was with some trepidation that I opened the individual boxes to see just what I had gotten myself into.In actuality, the dinnerware is attractive and seems fairly heavy. I have some rather expensive sets that have chipped and cracked a lot more than I think this will. I am a ceramic artist and have a pretty good sense of the quality of a piece by the heft and manner of the glazing, and this seems like it will be fine. Of course anything is going to chip if it gets banged excessively into and out of cabinets and dishwashers.All in all I am pleased with this and expect to get good use out of this, or at least until I get tired of the pattern. :0)

Answer: nest the mugs

This set is much prettier in person than in the pictures. The first thing you see when you open the box is the Use and Care Instructions which are positively ridiculous. <hl> Things like "Never nest the mugs ", "Stack pieces carefully with protective felt pads or paper towels between each piece.". <hl> Yeah like the average person is going to do that. Get real! So it was with some trepidation that I opened the individual boxes to see just what I had gotten myself into. In actuality, the dinnerware is attractive and seems fairly heavy. I have some rather expensive sets that have chipped and cracked a lot more than I think this will. I am a ceramic artist and have a pretty good sense of the quality of a piece by the heft and manner of the glazing, and this seems like it will be fine. Of course anything is going to chip if it gets banged excessively into and out of cabinets and dishwashers. All in all I am pleased with this and expect to get good use out of this, or at least until I get tired of the pattern. :0)

This set is much prettier in person than in the pictures.The first thing you see when you open the box is the Use and Care Instructions which are positively ridiculous. Things like "Never <hl> nest the mugs <hl>", "Stack pieces carefully with protective felt pads or paper towels between each piece.". Yeah like the average person is going to do that. Get real! So it was with some trepidation that I opened the individual boxes to see just what I had gotten myself into.In actuality, the dinnerware is attractive and seems fairly heavy. I have some rather expensive sets that have chipped and cracked a lot more than I think this will. I am a ceramic artist and have a pretty good sense of the quality of a piece by the heft and manner of the glazing, and this seems like it will be fine. Of course anything is going to chip if it gets banged excessively into and out of cabinets and dishwashers.All in all I am pleased with this and expect to get good use out of this, or at least until I get tired of the pattern. :0)

Things like "Never <hl> nest the mugs <hl> ", "Stack pieces carefully with protective felt pads or paper towels between each piece.".


Question: How should you store the dishes?

Answer: Stack pieces

This set is much prettier in person than in the pictures. The first thing you see when you open the box is the Use and Care Instructions which are positively ridiculous. <hl> Things like "Never nest the mugs", " Stack pieces carefully with protective felt pads or paper towels between each piece.". <hl> Yeah like the average person is going to do that. Get real! So it was with some trepidation that I opened the individual boxes to see just what I had gotten myself into. In actuality, the dinnerware is attractive and seems fairly heavy. I have some rather expensive sets that have chipped and cracked a lot more than I think this will. I am a ceramic artist and have a pretty good sense of the quality of a piece by the heft and manner of the glazing, and this seems like it will be fine. Of course anything is going to chip if it gets banged excessively into and out of cabinets and dishwashers. All in all I am pleased with this and expect to get good use out of this, or at least until I get tired of the pattern. :0)

This set is much prettier in person than in the pictures.The first thing you see when you open the box is the Use and Care Instructions which are positively ridiculous. Things like "Never nest the mugs", "<hl> Stack pieces <hl> carefully with protective felt pads or paper towels between each piece.". Yeah like the average person is going to do that. Get real! So it was with some trepidation that I opened the individual boxes to see just what I had gotten myself into.In actuality, the dinnerware is attractive and seems fairly heavy. I have some rather expensive sets that have chipped and cracked a lot more than I think this will. I am a ceramic artist and have a pretty good sense of the quality of a piece by the heft and manner of the glazing, and this seems like it will be fine. Of course anything is going to chip if it gets banged excessively into and out of cabinets and dishwashers.All in all I am pleased with this and expect to get good use out of this, or at least until I get tired of the pattern. :0)

Things like "Never nest the mugs", " <hl> Stack pieces <hl> carefully with protective felt pads or paper towels between each piece.".


Question: Which item will protect the dishes?

Answer: felt pads

This set is much prettier in person than in the pictures. The first thing you see when you open the box is the Use and Care Instructions which are positively ridiculous. <hl> Things like "Never nest the mugs", "Stack pieces carefully with protective felt pads or paper towels between each piece.". <hl> Yeah like the average person is going to do that. Get real! So it was with some trepidation that I opened the individual boxes to see just what I had gotten myself into. In actuality, the dinnerware is attractive and seems fairly heavy. I have some rather expensive sets that have chipped and cracked a lot more than I think this will. I am a ceramic artist and have a pretty good sense of the quality of a piece by the heft and manner of the glazing, and this seems like it will be fine. Of course anything is going to chip if it gets banged excessively into and out of cabinets and dishwashers. All in all I am pleased with this and expect to get good use out of this, or at least until I get tired of the pattern. :0)

This set is much prettier in person than in the pictures.The first thing you see when you open the box is the Use and Care Instructions which are positively ridiculous. Things like "Never nest the mugs", "Stack pieces carefully with protective <hl> felt pads <hl> or paper towels between each piece.". Yeah like the average person is going to do that. Get real! So it was with some trepidation that I opened the individual boxes to see just what I had gotten myself into.In actuality, the dinnerware is attractive and seems fairly heavy. I have some rather expensive sets that have chipped and cracked a lot more than I think this will. I am a ceramic artist and have a pretty good sense of the quality of a piece by the heft and manner of the glazing, and this seems like it will be fine. Of course anything is going to chip if it gets banged excessively into and out of cabinets and dishwashers.All in all I am pleased with this and expect to get good use out of this, or at least until I get tired of the pattern. :0)


Question: Is the set of high quality?

Answer: fairly heavy

This set is much prettier in person than in the pictures. The first thing you see when you open the box is the Use and Care Instructions which are positively ridiculous. Things like "Never nest the mugs", "Stack pieces carefully with protective felt pads or paper towels between each piece.". Yeah like the average person is going to do that. Get real! So it was with some trepidation that I opened the individual boxes to see just what I had gotten myself into. <hl> In actuality, the dinnerware is attractive and seems fairly heavy . <hl> I have some rather expensive sets that have chipped and cracked a lot more than I think this will. I am a ceramic artist and have a pretty good sense of the quality of a piece by the heft and manner of the glazing, and this seems like it will be fine. Of course anything is going to chip if it gets banged excessively into and out of cabinets and dishwashers. All in all I am pleased with this and expect to get good use out of this, or at least until I get tired of the pattern. :0)

This set is much prettier in person than in the pictures.The first thing you see when you open the box is the Use and Care Instructions which are positively ridiculous. Things like "Never nest the mugs", "Stack pieces carefully with protective felt pads or paper towels between each piece.". Yeah like the average person is going to do that. Get real! So it was with some trepidation that I opened the individual boxes to see just what I had gotten myself into.In actuality, the dinnerware is attractive and seems <hl> fairly heavy <hl>. I have some rather expensive sets that have chipped and cracked a lot more than I think this will. I am a ceramic artist and have a pretty good sense of the quality of a piece by the heft and manner of the glazing, and this seems like it will be fine. Of course anything is going to chip if it gets banged excessively into and out of cabinets and dishwashers.All in all I am pleased with this and expect to get good use out of this, or at least until I get tired of the pattern. :0)

In actuality, the dinnerware is attractive and seems <hl> fairly heavy <hl> .


Question: Do the dishes have any decorations?

Answer: pattern

This set is much prettier in person than in the pictures. The first thing you see when you open the box is the Use and Care Instructions which are positively ridiculous. Things like "Never nest the mugs", "Stack pieces carefully with protective felt pads or paper towels between each piece.". Yeah like the average person is going to do that. Get real! So it was with some trepidation that I opened the individual boxes to see just what I had gotten myself into. In actuality, the dinnerware is attractive and seems fairly heavy. I have some rather expensive sets that have chipped and cracked a lot more than I think this will. I am a ceramic artist and have a pretty good sense of the quality of a piece by the heft and manner of the glazing, and this seems like it will be fine. Of course anything is going to chip if it gets banged excessively into and out of cabinets and dishwashers. <hl> All in all I am pleased with this and expect to get good use out of this, or at least until I get tired of the pattern . :0) <hl>

This set is much prettier in person than in the pictures.The first thing you see when you open the box is the Use and Care Instructions which are positively ridiculous. Things like "Never nest the mugs", "Stack pieces carefully with protective felt pads or paper towels between each piece.". Yeah like the average person is going to do that. Get real! So it was with some trepidation that I opened the individual boxes to see just what I had gotten myself into.In actuality, the dinnerware is attractive and seems fairly heavy. I have some rather expensive sets that have chipped and cracked a lot more than I think this will. I am a ceramic artist and have a pretty good sense of the quality of a piece by the heft and manner of the glazing, and this seems like it will be fine. Of course anything is going to chip if it gets banged excessively into and out of cabinets and dishwashers.All in all I am pleased with this and expect to get good use out of this, or at least until I get tired of the <hl> pattern <hl>. :0)

All in all I am pleased with this and expect to get good use out of this, or at least until I get tired of the <hl> pattern <hl> . :0)


Question: What type of container does the product make?

I have purchased Fred Cool Products in the past to make ice. When I saw that they had a mold for Shot Glasses I knew I would give it a try. Ok making ice is pretty basic but these tips I have learned the hard way. First I start out using bottled water and I pour nice and slow so the mold is even. Make sure that you pour evenly and that you have a flat spot in the freezer so they freeze evenly. I than wait 6 hours. I get a plastic bag out and put the tray over it than I gently hit the tray with hammer to help the shooters come out and than I catch them in the bag (I had lots fall out and end up on the floor before i started catching them in a bag.The glasses are a hit for all my friends but remember these are for shots not sipping. Pour a drink and do the shot unless you are using a chilled beverage your glass will start melting instantly. Also, remind your guests to disgard the glasses into the sink once they are done or once again you will have a mess. I have done glasses with coke and poured rum in, I have also kool-aid and poured vodka in. I encourage people to lick the glass and than do the shot.These glasses solve the problem of what to do for big parties and limited shot glasses just start a week ahead you can have as many glasses as you need. Everyone will talk about it and it really adds a sense of fun to your parties.

Answer: Shot Glasses

I have purchased Fred Cool Products in the past to make ice. <hl> When I saw that they had a mold for Shot Glasses I knew I would give it a try. <hl> Ok making ice is pretty basic but these tips I have learned the hard way. First I start out using bottled water and I pour nice and slow so the mold is even. Make sure that you pour evenly and that you have a flat spot in the freezer so they freeze evenly. I than wait 6 hours. I get a plastic bag out and put the tray over it than I gently hit the tray with hammer to help the shooters come out and than I catch them in the bag (I had lots fall out and end up on the floor before i started catching them in a bag. The glasses are a hit for all my friends but remember these are for shots not sipping. Pour a drink and do the shot unless you are using a chilled beverage your glass will start melting instantly. Also, remind your guests to disgard the glasses into the sink once they are done or once again you will have a mess. I have done glasses with coke and poured rum in, I have also kool-aid and poured vodka in. I encourage people to lick the glass and than do the shot. These glasses solve the problem of what to do for big parties and limited shot glasses just start a week ahead you can have as many glasses as you need. Everyone will talk about it and it really adds a sense of fun to your parties.

I have purchased Fred Cool Products in the past to make ice. When I saw that they had a mold for <hl> Shot Glasses <hl> I knew I would give it a try. Ok making ice is pretty basic but these tips I have learned the hard way. First I start out using bottled water and I pour nice and slow so the mold is even. Make sure that you pour evenly and that you have a flat spot in the freezer so they freeze evenly. I than wait 6 hours. I get a plastic bag out and put the tray over it than I gently hit the tray with hammer to help the shooters come out and than I catch them in the bag (I had lots fall out and end up on the floor before i started catching them in a bag.The glasses are a hit for all my friends but remember these are for shots not sipping. Pour a drink and do the shot unless you are using a chilled beverage your glass will start melting instantly. Also, remind your guests to disgard the glasses into the sink once they are done or once again you will have a mess. I have done glasses with coke and poured rum in, I have also kool-aid and poured vodka in. I encourage people to lick the glass and than do the shot.These glasses solve the problem of what to do for big parties and limited shot glasses just start a week ahead you can have as many glasses as you need. Everyone will talk about it and it really adds a sense of fun to your parties.


Question: Does the mold need to sit overnight?

Answer: 6 hours

I than wait 6 hours .

I have purchased Fred Cool Products in the past to make ice. When I saw that they had a mold for Shot Glasses I knew I would give it a try. Ok making ice is pretty basic but these tips I have learned the hard way. First I start out using bottled water and I pour nice and slow so the mold is even. Make sure that you pour evenly and that you have a flat spot in the freezer so they freeze evenly. <hl> I than wait 6 hours . <hl> I get a plastic bag out and put the tray over it than I gently hit the tray with hammer to help the shooters come out and than I catch them in the bag (I had lots fall out and end up on the floor before i started catching them in a bag. The glasses are a hit for all my friends but remember these are for shots not sipping. Pour a drink and do the shot unless you are using a chilled beverage your glass will start melting instantly. Also, remind your guests to disgard the glasses into the sink once they are done or once again you will have a mess. I have done glasses with coke and poured rum in, I have also kool-aid and poured vodka in. I encourage people to lick the glass and than do the shot. These glasses solve the problem of what to do for big parties and limited shot glasses just start a week ahead you can have as many glasses as you need. Everyone will talk about it and it really adds a sense of fun to your parties.

I have purchased Fred Cool Products in the past to make ice. When I saw that they had a mold for Shot Glasses I knew I would give it a try. Ok making ice is pretty basic but these tips I have learned the hard way. First I start out using bottled water and I pour nice and slow so the mold is even. Make sure that you pour evenly and that you have a flat spot in the freezer so they freeze evenly. I than wait <hl> 6 hours <hl>. I get a plastic bag out and put the tray over it than I gently hit the tray with hammer to help the shooters come out and than I catch them in the bag (I had lots fall out and end up on the floor before i started catching them in a bag.The glasses are a hit for all my friends but remember these are for shots not sipping. Pour a drink and do the shot unless you are using a chilled beverage your glass will start melting instantly. Also, remind your guests to disgard the glasses into the sink once they are done or once again you will have a mess. I have done glasses with coke and poured rum in, I have also kool-aid and poured vodka in. I encourage people to lick the glass and than do the shot.These glasses solve the problem of what to do for big parties and limited shot glasses just start a week ahead you can have as many glasses as you need. Everyone will talk about it and it really adds a sense of fun to your parties.


Question: Is tap water used to make the shot glasses?

Answer: bottled water

I have purchased Fred Cool Products in the past to make ice. When I saw that they had a mold for Shot Glasses I knew I would give it a try. Ok making ice is pretty basic but these tips I have learned the hard way. <hl> First I start out using bottled water and I pour nice and slow so the mold is even. <hl> Make sure that you pour evenly and that you have a flat spot in the freezer so they freeze evenly. I than wait 6 hours. I get a plastic bag out and put the tray over it than I gently hit the tray with hammer to help the shooters come out and than I catch them in the bag (I had lots fall out and end up on the floor before i started catching them in a bag. The glasses are a hit for all my friends but remember these are for shots not sipping. Pour a drink and do the shot unless you are using a chilled beverage your glass will start melting instantly. Also, remind your guests to disgard the glasses into the sink once they are done or once again you will have a mess. I have done glasses with coke and poured rum in, I have also kool-aid and poured vodka in. I encourage people to lick the glass and than do the shot. These glasses solve the problem of what to do for big parties and limited shot glasses just start a week ahead you can have as many glasses as you need. Everyone will talk about it and it really adds a sense of fun to your parties.

I have purchased Fred Cool Products in the past to make ice. When I saw that they had a mold for Shot Glasses I knew I would give it a try. Ok making ice is pretty basic but these tips I have learned the hard way. First I start out using <hl> bottled water <hl> and I pour nice and slow so the mold is even. Make sure that you pour evenly and that you have a flat spot in the freezer so they freeze evenly. I than wait 6 hours. I get a plastic bag out and put the tray over it than I gently hit the tray with hammer to help the shooters come out and than I catch them in the bag (I had lots fall out and end up on the floor before i started catching them in a bag.The glasses are a hit for all my friends but remember these are for shots not sipping. Pour a drink and do the shot unless you are using a chilled beverage your glass will start melting instantly. Also, remind your guests to disgard the glasses into the sink once they are done or once again you will have a mess. I have done glasses with coke and poured rum in, I have also kool-aid and poured vodka in. I encourage people to lick the glass and than do the shot.These glasses solve the problem of what to do for big parties and limited shot glasses just start a week ahead you can have as many glasses as you need. Everyone will talk about it and it really adds a sense of fun to your parties.


Question: Is there an additional tool recommended?

Answer: hammer

I have purchased Fred Cool Products in the past to make ice. When I saw that they had a mold for Shot Glasses I knew I would give it a try. Ok making ice is pretty basic but these tips I have learned the hard way. First I start out using bottled water and I pour nice and slow so the mold is even. Make sure that you pour evenly and that you have a flat spot in the freezer so they freeze evenly. I than wait 6 hours. <hl> I get a plastic bag out and put the tray over it than I gently hit the tray with hammer to help the shooters come out and than I catch them in the bag (I had lots fall out and end up on the floor before i started catching them in a bag. <hl> The glasses are a hit for all my friends but remember these are for shots not sipping. Pour a drink and do the shot unless you are using a chilled beverage your glass will start melting instantly. Also, remind your guests to disgard the glasses into the sink once they are done or once again you will have a mess. I have done glasses with coke and poured rum in, I have also kool-aid and poured vodka in. I encourage people to lick the glass and than do the shot. These glasses solve the problem of what to do for big parties and limited shot glasses just start a week ahead you can have as many glasses as you need. Everyone will talk about it and it really adds a sense of fun to your parties.

I have purchased Fred Cool Products in the past to make ice. When I saw that they had a mold for Shot Glasses I knew I would give it a try. Ok making ice is pretty basic but these tips I have learned the hard way. First I start out using bottled water and I pour nice and slow so the mold is even. Make sure that you pour evenly and that you have a flat spot in the freezer so they freeze evenly. I than wait 6 hours. I get a plastic bag out and put the tray over it than I gently hit the tray with <hl> hammer <hl> to help the shooters come out and than I catch them in the bag (I had lots fall out and end up on the floor before i started catching them in a bag.The glasses are a hit for all my friends but remember these are for shots not sipping. Pour a drink and do the shot unless you are using a chilled beverage your glass will start melting instantly. Also, remind your guests to disgard the glasses into the sink once they are done or once again you will have a mess. I have done glasses with coke and poured rum in, I have also kool-aid and poured vodka in. I encourage people to lick the glass and than do the shot.These glasses solve the problem of what to do for big parties and limited shot glasses just start a week ahead you can have as many glasses as you need. Everyone will talk about it and it really adds a sense of fun to your parties.


Question: What is a problem with the glasses?

Answer: start melting instantly

I have purchased Fred Cool Products in the past to make ice. When I saw that they had a mold for Shot Glasses I knew I would give it a try. Ok making ice is pretty basic but these tips I have learned the hard way. First I start out using bottled water and I pour nice and slow so the mold is even. Make sure that you pour evenly and that you have a flat spot in the freezer so they freeze evenly. I than wait 6 hours. I get a plastic bag out and put the tray over it than I gently hit the tray with hammer to help the shooters come out and than I catch them in the bag (I had lots fall out and end up on the floor before i started catching them in a bag. The glasses are a hit for all my friends but remember these are for shots not sipping. <hl> Pour a drink and do the shot unless you are using a chilled beverage your glass will start melting instantly . <hl> Also, remind your guests to disgard the glasses into the sink once they are done or once again you will have a mess. I have done glasses with coke and poured rum in, I have also kool-aid and poured vodka in. I encourage people to lick the glass and than do the shot. These glasses solve the problem of what to do for big parties and limited shot glasses just start a week ahead you can have as many glasses as you need. Everyone will talk about it and it really adds a sense of fun to your parties.

I have purchased Fred Cool Products in the past to make ice. When I saw that they had a mold for Shot Glasses I knew I would give it a try. Ok making ice is pretty basic but these tips I have learned the hard way. First I start out using bottled water and I pour nice and slow so the mold is even. Make sure that you pour evenly and that you have a flat spot in the freezer so they freeze evenly. I than wait 6 hours. I get a plastic bag out and put the tray over it than I gently hit the tray with hammer to help the shooters come out and than I catch them in the bag (I had lots fall out and end up on the floor before i started catching them in a bag.The glasses are a hit for all my friends but remember these are for shots not sipping. Pour a drink and do the shot unless you are using a chilled beverage your glass will <hl> start melting instantly <hl>. Also, remind your guests to disgard the glasses into the sink once they are done or once again you will have a mess. I have done glasses with coke and poured rum in, I have also kool-aid and poured vodka in. I encourage people to lick the glass and than do the shot.These glasses solve the problem of what to do for big parties and limited shot glasses just start a week ahead you can have as many glasses as you need. Everyone will talk about it and it really adds a sense of fun to your parties.

Pour a drink and do the shot unless you are using a chilled beverage your glass will <hl> start melting instantly <hl> .


Question: What feature makes it collect dust really well?

Easy to put together, a little awkward to use at first but I like how it can get to odd spots. The suction is really good. I waited to sweep until i got it in the mail, and i have a boxer and long haired cat. I like how it doesn't have bristles that can get all clogged up with hair. Easy to dump out the dirt. Not too loud, just normal for a vacuum. After i finished using it, i took a swiffer pad and went over the entire area again and was surprised at how little the vacuum left behind. And that was probably from the few spot i couldn't read with it.

Answer: suction

The suction is really good.

Easy to put together, a little awkward to use at first but I like how it can get to odd spots. <hl> The suction is really good. <hl> I waited to sweep until i got it in the mail, and i have a boxer and long haired cat. I like how it doesn't have bristles that can get all clogged up with hair. Easy to dump out the dirt. Not too loud, just normal for a vacuum. After i finished using it, i took a swiffer pad and went over the entire area again and was surprised at how little the vacuum left behind. And that was probably from the few spot i couldn't read with it.

Easy to put together, a little awkward to use at first but I like how it can get to odd spots. The <hl> suction <hl> is really good. I waited to sweep until i got it in the mail, and i have a boxer and long haired cat. I like how it doesn't have bristles that can get all clogged up with hair. Easy to dump out the dirt. Not too loud, just normal for a vacuum. After i finished using it, i took a swiffer pad and went over the entire area again and was surprised at how little the vacuum left behind. And that was probably from the few spot i couldn't read with it.


Question: Is the vacuum suitable for pets?

Answer: boxer and long haired cat

Easy to put together, a little awkward to use at first but I like how it can get to odd spots. The suction is really good. <hl> I waited to sweep until i got it in the mail, and i have a boxer and long haired cat . <hl> I like how it doesn't have bristles that can get all clogged up with hair. Easy to dump out the dirt. Not too loud, just normal for a vacuum. After i finished using it, i took a swiffer pad and went over the entire area again and was surprised at how little the vacuum left behind. And that was probably from the few spot i couldn't read with it.

Easy to put together, a little awkward to use at first but I like how it can get to odd spots. The suction is really good. I waited to sweep until i got it in the mail, and i have a <hl> boxer and long haired cat <hl>. I like how it doesn't have bristles that can get all clogged up with hair. Easy to dump out the dirt. Not too loud, just normal for a vacuum. After i finished using it, i took a swiffer pad and went over the entire area again and was surprised at how little the vacuum left behind. And that was probably from the few spot i couldn't read with it.

I waited to sweep until i got it in the mail, and i have a <hl> boxer and long haired cat <hl> .


Question: Does it take a lot of effort to empty?

Answer: Easy to dump

Easy to dump out the dirt.

Easy to put together, a little awkward to use at first but I like how it can get to odd spots. The suction is really good. I waited to sweep until i got it in the mail, and i have a boxer and long haired cat. I like how it doesn't have bristles that can get all clogged up with hair. <hl> Easy to dump out the dirt. <hl> Not too loud, just normal for a vacuum. After i finished using it, i took a swiffer pad and went over the entire area again and was surprised at how little the vacuum left behind. And that was probably from the few spot i couldn't read with it.

Easy to put together, a little awkward to use at first but I like how it can get to odd spots. The suction is really good. I waited to sweep until i got it in the mail, and i have a boxer and long haired cat. I like how it doesn't have bristles that can get all clogged up with hair. <hl> Easy to dump <hl> out the dirt. Not too loud, just normal for a vacuum. After i finished using it, i took a swiffer pad and went over the entire area again and was surprised at how little the vacuum left behind. And that was probably from the few spot i couldn't read with it.


Question: Is the vacuum really loud?

Answer: Not too loud

Easy to put together, a little awkward to use at first but I like how it can get to odd spots. The suction is really good. I waited to sweep until i got it in the mail, and i have a boxer and long haired cat. I like how it doesn't have bristles that can get all clogged up with hair. Easy to dump out the dirt. <hl> Not too loud , just normal for a vacuum. <hl> After i finished using it, i took a swiffer pad and went over the entire area again and was surprised at how little the vacuum left behind. And that was probably from the few spot i couldn't read with it.

Easy to put together, a little awkward to use at first but I like how it can get to odd spots. The suction is really good. I waited to sweep until i got it in the mail, and i have a boxer and long haired cat. I like how it doesn't have bristles that can get all clogged up with hair. Easy to dump out the dirt. <hl> Not too loud <hl>, just normal for a vacuum. After i finished using it, i took a swiffer pad and went over the entire area again and was surprised at how little the vacuum left behind. And that was probably from the few spot i couldn't read with it.

<hl> Not too loud <hl> , just normal for a vacuum.


Question: Is a lot of dirt picked up?

Answer: how little the vacuum left behind

Easy to put together, a little awkward to use at first but I like how it can get to odd spots. The suction is really good. I waited to sweep until i got it in the mail, and i have a boxer and long haired cat. I like how it doesn't have bristles that can get all clogged up with hair. Easy to dump out the dirt. Not too loud, just normal for a vacuum. <hl> After i finished using it, i took a swiffer pad and went over the entire area again and was surprised at how little the vacuum left behind . <hl> And that was probably from the few spot i couldn't read with it.

Easy to put together, a little awkward to use at first but I like how it can get to odd spots. The suction is really good. I waited to sweep until i got it in the mail, and i have a boxer and long haired cat. I like how it doesn't have bristles that can get all clogged up with hair. Easy to dump out the dirt. Not too loud, just normal for a vacuum. After i finished using it, i took a swiffer pad and went over the entire area again and was surprised at <hl> how little the vacuum left behind <hl>. And that was probably from the few spot i couldn't read with it.

After i finished using it, i took a swiffer pad and went over the entire area again and was surprised at <hl> how little the vacuum left behind <hl> .


Question: What did they previously try?

My husband is always cold, even under plenty of covers. We've tried electric blankets - but the heat they produce is spotty and uncomfortable. Not to mention the wires, the unit clicking on and off, etc. This heated mattress pad uses very low voltage and you can't feel the wires. It's absolutely quiet. He loves it and is able to keep it on low. We also like the auto shut off, so we don't worry that it might get left on by mistake. The quality is unbelievable. Machine wash and dry. What could be better. Well worth the cost.

Answer: electric blankets

My husband is always cold, even under plenty of covers. <hl> We've tried electric blankets - but the heat they produce is spotty and uncomfortable. <hl> Not to mention the wires, the unit clicking on and off, etc. This heated mattress pad uses very low voltage and you can't feel the wires. It's absolutely quiet. He loves it and is able to keep it on low. We also like the auto shut off, so we don't worry that it might get left on by mistake. The quality is unbelievable. Machine wash and dry. What could be better. Well worth the cost.

My husband is always cold, even under plenty of covers. We've tried <hl> electric blankets <hl> - but the heat they produce is spotty and uncomfortable. Not to mention the wires, the unit clicking on and off, etc. This heated mattress pad uses very low voltage and you can't feel the wires. It's absolutely quiet. He loves it and is able to keep it on low. We also like the auto shut off, so we don't worry that it might get left on by mistake. The quality is unbelievable. Machine wash and dry. What could be better. Well worth the cost.


Question: What is done automatically?

Answer: shut off

My husband is always cold, even under plenty of covers. We've tried electric blankets - but the heat they produce is spotty and uncomfortable. Not to mention the wires, the unit clicking on and off, etc. This heated mattress pad uses very low voltage and you can't feel the wires. It's absolutely quiet. He loves it and is able to keep it on low. <hl> We also like the auto shut off , so we don't worry that it might get left on by mistake. <hl> The quality is unbelievable. Machine wash and dry. What could be better. Well worth the cost.

My husband is always cold, even under plenty of covers. We've tried electric blankets - but the heat they produce is spotty and uncomfortable. Not to mention the wires, the unit clicking on and off, etc. This heated mattress pad uses very low voltage and you can't feel the wires. It's absolutely quiet. He loves it and is able to keep it on low. We also like the auto <hl> shut off <hl>, so we don't worry that it might get left on by mistake. The quality is unbelievable. Machine wash and dry. What could be better. Well worth the cost.

We also like the auto <hl> shut off <hl> , so we don't worry that it might get left on by mistake.


Question: What setting does he keep it on?

Answer: low

My husband is always cold, even under plenty of covers. We've tried electric blankets - but the heat they produce is spotty and uncomfortable. Not to mention the wires, the unit clicking on and off, etc. <hl> This heated mattress pad uses very low voltage and you can't feel the wires. <hl> It's absolutely quiet. He loves it and is able to keep it on low. We also like the auto shut off, so we don't worry that it might get left on by mistake. The quality is unbelievable. Machine wash and dry. What could be better. Well worth the cost.

My husband is always cold, even under plenty of covers. We've tried electric blankets - but the heat they produce is spotty and uncomfortable. Not to mention the wires, the unit clicking on and off, etc. This heated mattress pad uses very <hl> low <hl> voltage and you can't feel the wires. It's absolutely quiet. He loves it and is able to keep it on low. We also like the auto shut off, so we don't worry that it might get left on by mistake. The quality is unbelievable. Machine wash and dry. What could be better. Well worth the cost.


Question: What is the product's noise level?

Answer: quiet

It's absolutely quiet .

My husband is always cold, even under plenty of covers. We've tried electric blankets - but the heat they produce is spotty and uncomfortable. Not to mention the wires, the unit clicking on and off, etc. This heated mattress pad uses very low voltage and you can't feel the wires. <hl> It's absolutely quiet . <hl> He loves it and is able to keep it on low. We also like the auto shut off, so we don't worry that it might get left on by mistake. The quality is unbelievable. Machine wash and dry. What could be better. Well worth the cost.

My husband is always cold, even under plenty of covers. We've tried electric blankets - but the heat they produce is spotty and uncomfortable. Not to mention the wires, the unit clicking on and off, etc. This heated mattress pad uses very low voltage and you can't feel the wires. It's absolutely <hl> quiet <hl>. He loves it and is able to keep it on low. We also like the auto shut off, so we don't worry that it might get left on by mistake. The quality is unbelievable. Machine wash and dry. What could be better. Well worth the cost.


Question: What shape is the head?

The Rowenta vacuum is wonderful for small areas. This item does great on hardwood floors, area rugs, and small carpeted areas. It is great for small messes that need to be gotten up quickly without having to drag out the heavy vacuum. However, this vacuum does not do so great on large carpeted areas such as living rooms. To me it didn't pick up like a full size vacuum on large area floors.This item has the angled head so it gets into corners very nicely which I love. I also love that it is small and so is the charging base so it stays in the corner out of the way until ready for use. It is a small stick vacuum so for me it serves its purpose and I give it a 5 star review. If you are looking to use this to replace your old vacuum I would suggest something bigger than the Rowenta cordless stick vac. If you are looking for a vacuum for quick messes and hardwood floors then look no further than this great stick vac.

Answer: angled

The Rowenta vacuum is wonderful for small areas. This item does great on hardwood floors, area rugs, and small carpeted areas. It is great for small messes that need to be gotten up quickly without having to drag out the heavy vacuum. However, this vacuum does not do so great on large carpeted areas such as living rooms. To me it didn't pick up like a full size vacuum on large area floors. <hl> This item has the angled head so it gets into corners very nicely which I love. <hl> I also love that it is small and so is the charging base so it stays in the corner out of the way until ready for use. It is a small stick vacuum so for me it serves its purpose and I give it a 5 star review. If you are looking to use this to replace your old vacuum I would suggest something bigger than the Rowenta cordless stick vac. If you are looking for a vacuum for quick messes and hardwood floors then look no further than this great stick vac.

The Rowenta vacuum is wonderful for small areas. This item does great on hardwood floors, area rugs, and small carpeted areas. It is great for small messes that need to be gotten up quickly without having to drag out the heavy vacuum. However, this vacuum does not do so great on large carpeted areas such as living rooms. To me it didn't pick up like a full size vacuum on large area floors.This item has the <hl> angled <hl> head so it gets into corners very nicely which I love. I also love that it is small and so is the charging base so it stays in the corner out of the way until ready for use. It is a small stick vacuum so for me it serves its purpose and I give it a 5 star review. If you are looking to use this to replace your old vacuum I would suggest something bigger than the Rowenta cordless stick vac. If you are looking for a vacuum for quick messes and hardwood floors then look no further than this great stick vac.


Question: What size is it?

Answer: small

<hl> The Rowenta vacuum is wonderful for small areas. <hl> This item does great on hardwood floors, area rugs, and small carpeted areas. It is great for small messes that need to be gotten up quickly without having to drag out the heavy vacuum. However, this vacuum does not do so great on large carpeted areas such as living rooms. To me it didn't pick up like a full size vacuum on large area floors. This item has the angled head so it gets into corners very nicely which I love. I also love that it is small and so is the charging base so it stays in the corner out of the way until ready for use. It is a small stick vacuum so for me it serves its purpose and I give it a 5 star review. If you are looking to use this to replace your old vacuum I would suggest something bigger than the Rowenta cordless stick vac. If you are looking for a vacuum for quick messes and hardwood floors then look no further than this great stick vac.

The Rowenta vacuum is wonderful for <hl> small <hl> areas. This item does great on hardwood floors, area rugs, and small carpeted areas. It is great for small messes that need to be gotten up quickly without having to drag out the heavy vacuum. However, this vacuum does not do so great on large carpeted areas such as living rooms. To me it didn't pick up like a full size vacuum on large area floors.This item has the angled head so it gets into corners very nicely which I love. I also love that it is small and so is the charging base so it stays in the corner out of the way until ready for use. It is a small stick vacuum so for me it serves its purpose and I give it a 5 star review. If you are looking to use this to replace your old vacuum I would suggest something bigger than the Rowenta cordless stick vac. If you are looking for a vacuum for quick messes and hardwood floors then look no further than this great stick vac.


Question: What is the brand name of this product?

Answer: Rowenta

<hl> The Rowenta vacuum is wonderful for small areas. <hl> This item does great on hardwood floors, area rugs, and small carpeted areas. It is great for small messes that need to be gotten up quickly without having to drag out the heavy vacuum. However, this vacuum does not do so great on large carpeted areas such as living rooms. To me it didn't pick up like a full size vacuum on large area floors. This item has the angled head so it gets into corners very nicely which I love. I also love that it is small and so is the charging base so it stays in the corner out of the way until ready for use. It is a small stick vacuum so for me it serves its purpose and I give it a 5 star review. If you are looking to use this to replace your old vacuum I would suggest something bigger than the Rowenta cordless stick vac. If you are looking for a vacuum for quick messes and hardwood floors then look no further than this great stick vac.

The <hl> Rowenta <hl> vacuum is wonderful for small areas. This item does great on hardwood floors, area rugs, and small carpeted areas. It is great for small messes that need to be gotten up quickly without having to drag out the heavy vacuum. However, this vacuum does not do so great on large carpeted areas such as living rooms. To me it didn't pick up like a full size vacuum on large area floors.This item has the angled head so it gets into corners very nicely which I love. I also love that it is small and so is the charging base so it stays in the corner out of the way until ready for use. It is a small stick vacuum so for me it serves its purpose and I give it a 5 star review. If you are looking to use this to replace your old vacuum I would suggest something bigger than the Rowenta cordless stick vac. If you are looking for a vacuum for quick messes and hardwood floors then look no further than this great stick vac.


Question: What review did she give it?

Answer: 5 star

The Rowenta vacuum is wonderful for small areas. This item does great on hardwood floors, area rugs, and small carpeted areas. It is great for small messes that need to be gotten up quickly without having to drag out the heavy vacuum. However, this vacuum does not do so great on large carpeted areas such as living rooms. To me it didn't pick up like a full size vacuum on large area floors. This item has the angled head so it gets into corners very nicely which I love. I also love that it is small and so is the charging base so it stays in the corner out of the way until ready for use. <hl> It is a small stick vacuum so for me it serves its purpose and I give it a 5 star review. <hl> If you are looking to use this to replace your old vacuum I would suggest something bigger than the Rowenta cordless stick vac. If you are looking for a vacuum for quick messes and hardwood floors then look no further than this great stick vac.

The Rowenta vacuum is wonderful for small areas. This item does great on hardwood floors, area rugs, and small carpeted areas. It is great for small messes that need to be gotten up quickly without having to drag out the heavy vacuum. However, this vacuum does not do so great on large carpeted areas such as living rooms. To me it didn't pick up like a full size vacuum on large area floors.This item has the angled head so it gets into corners very nicely which I love. I also love that it is small and so is the charging base so it stays in the corner out of the way until ready for use. It is a small stick vacuum so for me it serves its purpose and I give it a <hl> 5 star <hl> review. If you are looking to use this to replace your old vacuum I would suggest something bigger than the Rowenta cordless stick vac. If you are looking for a vacuum for quick messes and hardwood floors then look no further than this great stick vac.


Question: What kept the product safe during shipping?

This pitcher is absolutely perfect! I needed something for the green tea I make every couple of days, and was sick and tired of the staining on plastic containers. The plastics never looked or felt clean after washing, but this pitcher sparkles! I love the handle, and because I have small hands, it makes it much easier to balance when lifting the full pitcher. I have purchased other "Made in Italy" glassware, and find that the glass is much heavier and sturdier than typical houseware department glassware. Yes, it is heavy when full, but the cure for that is to use two hands! The lid is easy to operate and seals very well. The company took tremendous care to pack the pitcher for shipping , , , there was so much bubble wrap it would have survived if it had fallen off the truck.

Answer: bubble wrap

This pitcher is absolutely perfect! I needed something for the green tea I make every couple of days, and was sick and tired of the staining on plastic containers. The plastics never looked or felt clean after washing, but this pitcher sparkles! I love the handle, and because I have small hands, it makes it much easier to balance when lifting the full pitcher. I have purchased other "Made in Italy" glassware, and find that the glass is much heavier and sturdier than typical houseware department glassware. Yes, it is heavy when full, but the cure for that is to use two hands! The lid is easy to operate and seals very well. <hl> The company took tremendous care to pack the pitcher for shipping , , , there was so much bubble wrap it would have survived if it had fallen off the truck. <hl>

This pitcher is absolutely perfect! I needed something for the green tea I make every couple of days, and was sick and tired of the staining on plastic containers. The plastics never looked or felt clean after washing, but this pitcher sparkles! I love the handle, and because I have small hands, it makes it much easier to balance when lifting the full pitcher. I have purchased other "Made in Italy" glassware, and find that the glass is much heavier and sturdier than typical houseware department glassware. Yes, it is heavy when full, but the cure for that is to use two hands! The lid is easy to operate and seals very well. The company took tremendous care to pack the pitcher for shipping , , , there was so much <hl> bubble wrap <hl> it would have survived if it had fallen off the truck.


Question: What do they enjoy making?

Answer: green tea

This pitcher is absolutely perfect! <hl> I needed something for the green tea I make every couple of days, and was sick and tired of the staining on plastic containers. <hl> The plastics never looked or felt clean after washing, but this pitcher sparkles! I love the handle, and because I have small hands, it makes it much easier to balance when lifting the full pitcher. I have purchased other "Made in Italy" glassware, and find that the glass is much heavier and sturdier than typical houseware department glassware. Yes, it is heavy when full, but the cure for that is to use two hands! The lid is easy to operate and seals very well. The company took tremendous care to pack the pitcher for shipping , , , there was so much bubble wrap it would have survived if it had fallen off the truck.

This pitcher is absolutely perfect! I needed something for the <hl> green tea <hl> I make every couple of days, and was sick and tired of the staining on plastic containers. The plastics never looked or felt clean after washing, but this pitcher sparkles! I love the handle, and because I have small hands, it makes it much easier to balance when lifting the full pitcher. I have purchased other "Made in Italy" glassware, and find that the glass is much heavier and sturdier than typical houseware department glassware. Yes, it is heavy when full, but the cure for that is to use two hands! The lid is easy to operate and seals very well. The company took tremendous care to pack the pitcher for shipping , , , there was so much bubble wrap it would have survived if it had fallen off the truck.


Question: What is the product made out of?

Answer: glass

This pitcher is absolutely perfect! I needed something for the green tea I make every couple of days, and was sick and tired of the staining on plastic containers. The plastics never looked or felt clean after washing, but this pitcher sparkles! I love the handle, and because I have small hands, it makes it much easier to balance when lifting the full pitcher. <hl> I have purchased other "Made in Italy" glass ware, and find that the glass is much heavier and sturdier than typical houseware department glassware. <hl> Yes, it is heavy when full, but the cure for that is to use two hands! The lid is easy to operate and seals very well. The company took tremendous care to pack the pitcher for shipping , , , there was so much bubble wrap it would have survived if it had fallen off the truck.

This pitcher is absolutely perfect! I needed something for the green tea I make every couple of days, and was sick and tired of the staining on plastic containers. The plastics never looked or felt clean after washing, but this pitcher sparkles! I love the handle, and because I have small hands, it makes it much easier to balance when lifting the full pitcher. I have purchased other "Made in Italy" <hl> glass <hl>ware, and find that the glass is much heavier and sturdier than typical houseware department glassware. Yes, it is heavy when full, but the cure for that is to use two hands! The lid is easy to operate and seals very well. The company took tremendous care to pack the pitcher for shipping , , , there was so much bubble wrap it would have survived if it had fallen off the truck.

I have purchased other "Made in Italy" <hl> glass <hl> ware, and find that the glass is much heavier and sturdier than typical houseware department glassware.


Question: What function does the lid excel in?

Answer: seals

This pitcher is absolutely perfect! I needed something for the green tea I make every couple of days, and was sick and tired of the staining on plastic containers. The plastics never looked or felt clean after washing, but this pitcher sparkles! I love the handle, and because I have small hands, it makes it much easier to balance when lifting the full pitcher. I have purchased other "Made in Italy" glassware, and find that the glass is much heavier and sturdier than typical houseware department glassware. Yes, it is heavy when full, but the cure for that is to use two hands! <hl> The lid is easy to operate and seals very well. <hl> The company took tremendous care to pack the pitcher for shipping , , , there was so much bubble wrap it would have survived if it had fallen off the truck.

This pitcher is absolutely perfect! I needed something for the green tea I make every couple of days, and was sick and tired of the staining on plastic containers. The plastics never looked or felt clean after washing, but this pitcher sparkles! I love the handle, and because I have small hands, it makes it much easier to balance when lifting the full pitcher. I have purchased other "Made in Italy" glassware, and find that the glass is much heavier and sturdier than typical houseware department glassware. Yes, it is heavy when full, but the cure for that is to use two hands! The lid is easy to operate and <hl> seals <hl> very well. The company took tremendous care to pack the pitcher for shipping , , , there was so much bubble wrap it would have survived if it had fallen off the truck.


Question: What product is this?

I bought this rice cooker not really knowing what to expect. I've been cooking rice on the stovetop for over 40 years but since we moved to a different state I can't seem to get it just right so I figured I'd try "the modern way". No matter what I do (add less rice, or more water) I still have burned rice when the cook cycle ends. I immediately unplug the machine and remove the inner cooking bowl and don't use the "warmer" but the rice is till burned at the bottom. Since it's only burned at the very bottom I toss it out and can eat the rest, but this is a waste of rice. Seems there must be a better cooker out there.

Answer: rice cooker

<hl> I bought this rice cooker not really knowing what to expect. <hl> I've been cooking rice on the stovetop for over 40 years but since we moved to a different state I can't seem to get it just right so I figured I'd try "the modern way". No matter what I do (add less rice, or more water) I still have burned rice when the cook cycle ends. I immediately unplug the machine and remove the inner cooking bowl and don't use the "warmer" but the rice is till burned at the bottom. Since it's only burned at the very bottom I toss it out and can eat the rest, but this is a waste of rice. Seems there must be a better cooker out there.

I bought this <hl> rice cooker <hl> not really knowing what to expect. I've been cooking rice on the stovetop for over 40 years but since we moved to a different state I can't seem to get it just right so I figured I'd try "the modern way". No matter what I do (add less rice, or more water) I still have burned rice when the cook cycle ends. I immediately unplug the machine and remove the inner cooking bowl and don't use the "warmer" but the rice is till burned at the bottom. Since it's only burned at the very bottom I toss it out and can eat the rest, but this is a waste of rice. Seems there must be a better cooker out there.


Question: How many years have they been cooking?

Answer: over 40

I bought this rice cooker not really knowing what to expect. <hl> I've been cooking rice on the stovetop for over 40 years but since we moved to a different state I can't seem to get it just right <hl> so I figured I'd try "the modern way". No matter what I do (add less rice, or more water) I still have burned rice when the cook cycle ends. I immediately unplug the machine and remove the inner cooking bowl and don't use the "warmer" but the rice is till burned at the bottom. Since it's only burned at the very bottom I toss it out and can eat the rest, but this is a waste of rice. Seems there must be a better cooker out there.

I bought this rice cooker not really knowing what to expect. I've been cooking rice on the stovetop for <hl> over 40 <hl> years but since we moved to a different state I can't seem to get it just right so I figured I'd try "the modern way". No matter what I do (add less rice, or more water) I still have burned rice when the cook cycle ends. I immediately unplug the machine and remove the inner cooking bowl and don't use the "warmer" but the rice is till burned at the bottom. Since it's only burned at the very bottom I toss it out and can eat the rest, but this is a waste of rice. Seems there must be a better cooker out there.


Question: What is the state of the rice at the bottom after cooking?

Answer: burned

I bought this rice cooker not really knowing what to expect. I've been cooking rice on the stovetop for over 40 years but since we moved to a different state I can't seem to get it just right so I figured I'd try "the modern way". No matter what I do (add less rice, or more water) <hl> I still have burned rice when the cook cycle ends. <hl> I immediately unplug the machine and remove the inner cooking bowl and don't use the "warmer" but the rice is till burned at the bottom. Since it's only burned at the very bottom I toss it out and can eat the rest, but this is a waste of rice. Seems there must be a better cooker out there.

I bought this rice cooker not really knowing what to expect. I've been cooking rice on the stovetop for over 40 years but since we moved to a different state I can't seem to get it just right so I figured I'd try "the modern way". No matter what I do (add less rice, or more water) I still have <hl> burned <hl> rice when the cook cycle ends. I immediately unplug the machine and remove the inner cooking bowl and don't use the "warmer" but the rice is till burned at the bottom. Since it's only burned at the very bottom I toss it out and can eat the rest, but this is a waste of rice. Seems there must be a better cooker out there.


Question: What is he used to cooking over?

Answer: stovetop

I bought this rice cooker not really knowing what to expect. <hl> I've been cooking rice on the stovetop for over 40 years but since we moved to a different state I can't seem to get it just right <hl> so I figured I'd try "the modern way". No matter what I do (add less rice, or more water) I still have burned rice when the cook cycle ends. I immediately unplug the machine and remove the inner cooking bowl and don't use the "warmer" but the rice is till burned at the bottom. Since it's only burned at the very bottom I toss it out and can eat the rest, but this is a waste of rice. Seems there must be a better cooker out there.

I bought this rice cooker not really knowing what to expect. I've been cooking rice on the <hl> stovetop <hl> for over 40 years but since we moved to a different state I can't seem to get it just right so I figured I'd try "the modern way". No matter what I do (add less rice, or more water) I still have burned rice when the cook cycle ends. I immediately unplug the machine and remove the inner cooking bowl and don't use the "warmer" but the rice is till burned at the bottom. Since it's only burned at the very bottom I toss it out and can eat the rest, but this is a waste of rice. Seems there must be a better cooker out there.


Question: How many did he buy?

I purchased two of these dredges to keep salt and pepper handy on my stovetop. I am very happy with that decision, and am planning to buy several more for sugar, seasoned salts, and other spices. This item is solid and well-manufactured; the tops screw on easily and fit snuggly. It is important to note that these dredges are made of POLISHED stainless steel and are shinier (and more attractive) that the photo suggests. I only gave this item four stars because Winware does not seem to make interchangeable tops with larger holes for their stainless steel dredges like they do for their plastic dredges. I would like to be able to use the stainless dredges for Splenda, dried parsley, etc.

Answer: two

<hl> I purchased two of these dredges to keep salt and pepper handy on my stovetop. <hl> I am very happy with that decision, and am planning to buy several more for sugar, seasoned salts, and other spices. This item is solid and well-manufactured; the tops screw on easily and fit snuggly. It is important to note that these dredges are made of POLISHED stainless steel and are shinier (and more attractive) that the photo suggests. I only gave this item four stars because Winware does not seem to make interchangeable tops with larger holes for their stainless steel dredges like they do for their plastic dredges. I would like to be able to use the stainless dredges for Splenda, dried parsley, etc.

I purchased <hl> two <hl> of these dredges to keep salt and pepper handy on my stovetop. I am very happy with that decision, and am planning to buy several more for sugar, seasoned salts, and other spices. This item is solid and well-manufactured; the tops screw on easily and fit snuggly. It is important to note that these dredges are made of POLISHED stainless steel and are shinier (and more attractive) that the photo suggests. I only gave this item four stars because Winware does not seem to make interchangeable tops with larger holes for their stainless steel dredges like they do for their plastic dredges. I would like to be able to use the stainless dredges for Splenda, dried parsley, etc.


Question: What are they made of?

Answer: POLISHED stainless steel

I purchased two of these dredges to keep salt and pepper handy on my stovetop. I am very happy with that decision, and am planning to buy several more for sugar, seasoned salts, and other spices. This item is solid and well-manufactured; the tops screw on easily and fit snuggly. <hl> It is important to note that these dredges are made of POLISHED stainless steel and are shinier (and more attractive) that the photo suggests. <hl> I only gave this item four stars because Winware does not seem to make interchangeable tops with larger holes for their stainless steel dredges like they do for their plastic dredges. I would like to be able to use the stainless dredges for Splenda, dried parsley, etc.

I purchased two of these dredges to keep salt and pepper handy on my stovetop. I am very happy with that decision, and am planning to buy several more for sugar, seasoned salts, and other spices. This item is solid and well-manufactured; the tops screw on easily and fit snuggly. It is important to note that these dredges are made of <hl> POLISHED stainless steel <hl> and are shinier (and more attractive) that the photo suggests. I only gave this item four stars because Winware does not seem to make interchangeable tops with larger holes for their stainless steel dredges like they do for their plastic dredges. I would like to be able to use the stainless dredges for Splenda, dried parsley, etc.


Question: What rating did they give this?

Answer: four stars

I purchased two of these dredges to keep salt and pepper handy on my stovetop. I am very happy with that decision, and am planning to buy several more for sugar, seasoned salts, and other spices. This item is solid and well-manufactured; the tops screw on easily and fit snuggly. It is important to note that these dredges are made of POLISHED stainless steel and are shinier (and more attractive) that the photo suggests. <hl> I only gave this item four stars because Winware does not seem to make interchangeable tops with larger holes for their stainless steel dredges like they do for their plastic dredges. <hl> I would like to be able to use the stainless dredges for Splenda, dried parsley, etc.

I purchased two of these dredges to keep salt and pepper handy on my stovetop. I am very happy with that decision, and am planning to buy several more for sugar, seasoned salts, and other spices. This item is solid and well-manufactured; the tops screw on easily and fit snuggly. It is important to note that these dredges are made of POLISHED stainless steel and are shinier (and more attractive) that the photo suggests. I only gave this item <hl> four stars <hl> because Winware does not seem to make interchangeable tops with larger holes for their stainless steel dredges like they do for their plastic dredges. I would like to be able to use the stainless dredges for Splenda, dried parsley, etc.


Question: What brand is it?

Answer: Winware

I purchased two of these dredges to keep salt and pepper handy on my stovetop. I am very happy with that decision, and am planning to buy several more for sugar, seasoned salts, and other spices. This item is solid and well-manufactured; the tops screw on easily and fit snuggly. It is important to note that these dredges are made of POLISHED stainless steel and are shinier (and more attractive) that the photo suggests. <hl> I only gave this item four stars because Winware does not seem to make interchangeable tops with larger holes for their stainless steel dredges like they do for their plastic dredges. <hl> I would like to be able to use the stainless dredges for Splenda, dried parsley, etc.

I purchased two of these dredges to keep salt and pepper handy on my stovetop. I am very happy with that decision, and am planning to buy several more for sugar, seasoned salts, and other spices. This item is solid and well-manufactured; the tops screw on easily and fit snuggly. It is important to note that these dredges are made of POLISHED stainless steel and are shinier (and more attractive) that the photo suggests. I only gave this item four stars because <hl> Winware <hl> does not seem to make interchangeable tops with larger holes for their stainless steel dredges like they do for their plastic dredges. I would like to be able to use the stainless dredges for Splenda, dried parsley, etc.


Question: What capacity is this processor?

I am the unfortunate owner of a Kitchenaid 11 cup processor (I rated the Cuisinart 5 stars, but I really do not know). Seeing all the negative comments below about the Cuisinart, I sadly have to respond that all the flaws of the Cuisinart apply equally to the KitchenAid. Despite using the KitchenAid sparingly and with care, I have broken 2 bowls (at $40 + $9 S&H each) and one lid at $20 + S&H. Although the KitchenAid motor is well made, the plastic bowls are flimsy and poorly designed. In addition the bowl leaks down the side if liquid is blended. The lid is exceedingly hard to clean. Consequently, I am thinking of replacing my KitchenAid with the Cuisinart.

Answer: 11 cup

<hl> I am the unfortunate owner of a Kitchenaid 11 cup processor (I rated the Cuisinart 5 stars, but I really do not know). <hl> Seeing all the negative comments below about the Cuisinart, I sadly have to respond that all the flaws of the Cuisinart apply equally to the KitchenAid. Despite using the KitchenAid sparingly and with care, I have broken 2 bowls (at $40 + $9 S&H each) and one lid at $20 + S&H. Although the KitchenAid motor is well made, the plastic bowls are flimsy and poorly designed. In addition the bowl leaks down the side if liquid is blended. The lid is exceedingly hard to clean. Consequently, I am thinking of replacing my KitchenAid with the Cuisinart.

I am the unfortunate owner of a Kitchenaid <hl> 11 cup <hl> processor (I rated the Cuisinart 5 stars, but I really do not know). Seeing all the negative comments below about the Cuisinart, I sadly have to respond that all the flaws of the Cuisinart apply equally to the KitchenAid. Despite using the KitchenAid sparingly and with care, I have broken 2 bowls (at $40 + $9 S&H each) and one lid at $20 + S&H. Although the KitchenAid motor is well made, the plastic bowls are flimsy and poorly designed. In addition the bowl leaks down the side if liquid is blended. The lid is exceedingly hard to clean. Consequently, I am thinking of replacing my KitchenAid with the Cuisinart.


Question: How many bowls has the author destroyed?

Answer: broken 2 bowls

I am the unfortunate owner of a Kitchenaid 11 cup processor (I rated the Cuisinart 5 stars, but I really do not know). Seeing all the negative comments below about the Cuisinart, I sadly have to respond that all the flaws of the Cuisinart apply equally to the KitchenAid. <hl> Despite using the KitchenAid sparingly and with care, I have broken 2 bowls (at $40 + $9 S&H each) and one lid at $20 + S&H. <hl> Although the KitchenAid motor is well made, the plastic bowls are flimsy and poorly designed. In addition the bowl leaks down the side if liquid is blended. The lid is exceedingly hard to clean. Consequently, I am thinking of replacing my KitchenAid with the Cuisinart.

I am the unfortunate owner of a Kitchenaid 11 cup processor (I rated the Cuisinart 5 stars, but I really do not know). Seeing all the negative comments below about the Cuisinart, I sadly have to respond that all the flaws of the Cuisinart apply equally to the KitchenAid. Despite using the KitchenAid sparingly and with care, I have <hl> broken 2 bowls <hl> (at $40 + $9 S&H each) and one lid at $20 + S&H. Although the KitchenAid motor is well made, the plastic bowls are flimsy and poorly designed. In addition the bowl leaks down the side if liquid is blended. The lid is exceedingly hard to clean. Consequently, I am thinking of replacing my KitchenAid with the Cuisinart.


Question: How much does a lid cost without shipping and handling?

Answer: $20

I am the unfortunate owner of a Kitchenaid 11 cup processor (I rated the Cuisinart 5 stars, but I really do not know). Seeing all the negative comments below about the Cuisinart, I sadly have to respond that all the flaws of the Cuisinart apply equally to the KitchenAid. <hl> Despite using the KitchenAid sparingly and with care, I have broken 2 bowls (at $40 + $9 S&H each) and one lid at $20 + S&H. <hl> Although the KitchenAid motor is well made, the plastic bowls are flimsy and poorly designed. In addition the bowl leaks down the side if liquid is blended. The lid is exceedingly hard to clean. Consequently, I am thinking of replacing my KitchenAid with the Cuisinart.

I am the unfortunate owner of a Kitchenaid 11 cup processor (I rated the Cuisinart 5 stars, but I really do not know). Seeing all the negative comments below about the Cuisinart, I sadly have to respond that all the flaws of the Cuisinart apply equally to the KitchenAid. Despite using the KitchenAid sparingly and with care, I have broken 2 bowls (at $40 + $9 S&H each) and one lid at <hl> $20 <hl> + S&H. Although the KitchenAid motor is well made, the plastic bowls are flimsy and poorly designed. In addition the bowl leaks down the side if liquid is blended. The lid is exceedingly hard to clean. Consequently, I am thinking of replacing my KitchenAid with the Cuisinart.


Question: What part of the product is extremely difficult to wash?

Answer: The lid is exceedingly hard to clean.

I am the unfortunate owner of a Kitchenaid 11 cup processor (I rated the Cuisinart 5 stars, but I really do not know). Seeing all the negative comments below about the Cuisinart, I sadly have to respond that all the flaws of the Cuisinart apply equally to the KitchenAid. Despite using the KitchenAid sparingly and with care, I have broken 2 bowls (at $40 + $9 S&H each) and one lid at $20 + S&H. Although the KitchenAid motor is well made, the plastic bowls are flimsy and poorly designed. In addition the bowl leaks down the side if liquid is blended. <hl> The lid is exceedingly hard to clean. Consequently, I am thinking of replacing my KitchenAid with the Cuisinart. <hl>

I am the unfortunate owner of a Kitchenaid 11 cup processor (I rated the Cuisinart 5 stars, but I really do not know). Seeing all the negative comments below about the Cuisinart, I sadly have to respond that all the flaws of the Cuisinart apply equally to the KitchenAid. Despite using the KitchenAid sparingly and with care, I have broken 2 bowls (at $40 + $9 S&H each) and one lid at $20 + S&H. Although the KitchenAid motor is well made, the plastic bowls are flimsy and poorly designed. In addition the bowl leaks down the side if liquid is blended. <hl> The lid is exceedingly hard to clean. <hl> Consequently, I am thinking of replacing my KitchenAid with the Cuisinart.


Question: What brand is the author thinking of ordering to replace this product?

Answer: Cuisinart

<hl> I am the unfortunate owner of a Kitchenaid 11 cup processor (I rated the Cuisinart 5 stars, but I really do not know). <hl> Seeing all the negative comments below about the Cuisinart, I sadly have to respond that all the flaws of the Cuisinart apply equally to the KitchenAid. Despite using the KitchenAid sparingly and with care, I have broken 2 bowls (at $40 + $9 S&H each) and one lid at $20 + S&H. Although the KitchenAid motor is well made, the plastic bowls are flimsy and poorly designed. In addition the bowl leaks down the side if liquid is blended. The lid is exceedingly hard to clean. Consequently, I am thinking of replacing my KitchenAid with the Cuisinart.

I am the unfortunate owner of a Kitchenaid 11 cup processor (I rated the <hl> Cuisinart <hl> 5 stars, but I really do not know). Seeing all the negative comments below about the Cuisinart, I sadly have to respond that all the flaws of the Cuisinart apply equally to the KitchenAid. Despite using the KitchenAid sparingly and with care, I have broken 2 bowls (at $40 + $9 S&H each) and one lid at $20 + S&H. Although the KitchenAid motor is well made, the plastic bowls are flimsy and poorly designed. In addition the bowl leaks down the side if liquid is blended. The lid is exceedingly hard to clean. Consequently, I am thinking of replacing my KitchenAid with the Cuisinart.


Question: What residue comes out easily with a wash?

I bought cheesecloth from two different vendors to see which I preferred. Both are identical and work well. I use it for draining the whey from yogurt, to be used for fermenting. I make kvass, sauerkraut, ginger drink, and pickles, fermenting with whey. It is so easy to do and is ready in a few days. The stuff is just like my father-in-law used to make in the old country, as least my husband says.I wash the cheesecloth in the sink with dish soap and rinse it well. The yogurt residue washes out easily. And then I hang it over the oven handle to dry. Use again and again.

Answer: I wash the cheesecloth in the sink with dish soap and rinse it well. The yogurt residue washes out easily

I bought cheesecloth from two different vendors to see which I preferred. Both are identical and work well. I use it for draining the whey from yogurt, to be used for fermenting. I make kvass, sauerkraut, ginger drink, and pickles, fermenting with whey. It is so easy to do and is ready in a few days. The stuff is just like my father-in-law used to make in the old country, as least my husband says. <hl> I wash the cheesecloth in the sink with dish soap and rinse it well. The yogurt residue washes out easily . <hl> And then I hang it over the oven handle to dry. Use again and again.

I bought cheesecloth from two different vendors to see which I preferred. Both are identical and work well. I use it for draining the whey from yogurt, to be used for fermenting. I make kvass, sauerkraut, ginger drink, and pickles, fermenting with whey. It is so easy to do and is ready in a few days. The stuff is just like my father-in-law used to make in the old country, as least my husband says.<hl> I wash the cheesecloth in the sink with dish soap and rinse it well. The yogurt residue washes out easily <hl>. And then I hang it over the oven handle to dry. Use again and again.

<hl> I wash the cheesecloth in the sink with dish soap and rinse it well. The yogurt residue washes out easily <hl> .


Question: What is drained from yogurt?

Answer: r fermenting.

I bought cheesecloth from two different vendors to see which I preferred. Both are identical and work well. <hl> I use it for draining the whey from yogurt, to be used fo r fermenting. I make kvass, sauerkraut, ginger drink, and pickles, fermenting with whey. <hl> It is so easy to do and is ready in a few days. The stuff is just like my father-in-law used to make in the old country, as least my husband says. I wash the cheesecloth in the sink with dish soap and rinse it well. The yogurt residue washes out easily. And then I hang it over the oven handle to dry. Use again and again.

I bought cheesecloth from two different vendors to see which I preferred. Both are identical and work well. I use it for draining the whey from yogurt, to be used fo<hl> r fermenting. <hl> I make kvass, sauerkraut, ginger drink, and pickles, fermenting with whey. It is so easy to do and is ready in a few days. The stuff is just like my father-in-law used to make in the old country, as least my husband says.I wash the cheesecloth in the sink with dish soap and rinse it well. The yogurt residue washes out easily. And then I hang it over the oven handle to dry. Use again and again.

I use it for draining the whey from yogurt, to be used fo <hl> r fermenting. <hl> I make kvass, sauerkraut, ginger drink, and pickles, fermenting with whey.


Question: How long does it take for fermentation to occur?

Answer: a few days

I bought cheesecloth from two different vendors to see which I preferred. Both are identical and work well. I use it for draining the whey from yogurt, to be used for fermenting. I make kvass, sauerkraut, ginger drink, and pickles, fermenting with whey. <hl> It is so easy to do and is ready in a few days . <hl> The stuff is just like my father-in-law used to make in the old country, as least my husband says. I wash the cheesecloth in the sink with dish soap and rinse it well. The yogurt residue washes out easily. And then I hang it over the oven handle to dry. Use again and again.

I bought cheesecloth from two different vendors to see which I preferred. Both are identical and work well. I use it for draining the whey from yogurt, to be used for fermenting. I make kvass, sauerkraut, ginger drink, and pickles, fermenting with whey. It is so easy to do and is ready in <hl> a few days <hl>. The stuff is just like my father-in-law used to make in the old country, as least my husband says.I wash the cheesecloth in the sink with dish soap and rinse it well. The yogurt residue washes out easily. And then I hang it over the oven handle to dry. Use again and again.

It is so easy to do and is ready in <hl> a few days <hl> .


Question: What type of drink is made with the cheesecloth?

Answer: ginger

I bought cheesecloth from two different vendors to see which I preferred. Both are identical and work well. I use it for draining the whey from yogurt, to be used for fermenting. <hl> I make kvass, sauerkraut, ginger drink, and pickles, fermenting with whey. <hl> It is so easy to do and is ready in a few days. The stuff is just like my father-in-law used to make in the old country, as least my husband says. I wash the cheesecloth in the sink with dish soap and rinse it well. The yogurt residue washes out easily. And then I hang it over the oven handle to dry. Use again and again.

I bought cheesecloth from two different vendors to see which I preferred. Both are identical and work well. I use it for draining the whey from yogurt, to be used for fermenting. I make kvass, sauerkraut, <hl> ginger <hl> drink, and pickles, fermenting with whey. It is so easy to do and is ready in a few days. The stuff is just like my father-in-law used to make in the old country, as least my husband says.I wash the cheesecloth in the sink with dish soap and rinse it well. The yogurt residue washes out easily. And then I hang it over the oven handle to dry. Use again and again.


Question: How many sellers did the author buy cheesecloth from?

Answer: two

<hl> I bought cheesecloth from two different vendors to see which I preferred. <hl> Both are identical and work well. I use it for draining the whey from yogurt, to be used for fermenting. I make kvass, sauerkraut, ginger drink, and pickles, fermenting with whey. It is so easy to do and is ready in a few days. The stuff is just like my father-in-law used to make in the old country, as least my husband says. I wash the cheesecloth in the sink with dish soap and rinse it well. The yogurt residue washes out easily. And then I hang it over the oven handle to dry. Use again and again.

I bought cheesecloth from <hl> two <hl> different vendors to see which I preferred. Both are identical and work well. I use it for draining the whey from yogurt, to be used for fermenting. I make kvass, sauerkraut, ginger drink, and pickles, fermenting with whey. It is so easy to do and is ready in a few days. The stuff is just like my father-in-law used to make in the old country, as least my husband says.I wash the cheesecloth in the sink with dish soap and rinse it well. The yogurt residue washes out easily. And then I hang it over the oven handle to dry. Use again and again.


Question: What cordless product did the author have many problems using?

When I decided to do a through cleaning at home (moving all the furniture, lifting the bed), I knew I needed something other than my standup vac (which is very powerful but lacks vac tools). I had very bad experiences with those horrid cordless Dirt Devils, which lacked power and waste space. This little corded vac is great! It's got excellent suction, is very easy to clean, and has just the right tools to get those nooks and crannies than the standup vac wouldn't reach. I highly recommend this vac for someone who needs a small, corded vac that's powerful and an easy clean.

Answer: Dirt Devils

When I decided to do a through cleaning at home (moving all the furniture, lifting the bed), I knew I needed something other than my standup vac (which is very powerful but lacks vac tools). <hl> I had very bad experiences with those horrid cordless Dirt Devils , which lacked power and waste space. <hl> This little corded vac is great! It's got excellent suction, is very easy to clean, and has just the right tools to get those nooks and crannies than the standup vac wouldn't reach. I highly recommend this vac for someone who needs a small, corded vac that's powerful and an easy clean.

When I decided to do a through cleaning at home (moving all the furniture, lifting the bed), I knew I needed something other than my standup vac (which is very powerful but lacks vac tools). I had very bad experiences with those horrid cordless <hl> Dirt Devils <hl>, which lacked power and waste space. This little corded vac is great! It's got excellent suction, is very easy to clean, and has just the right tools to get those nooks and crannies than the standup vac wouldn't reach. I highly recommend this vac for someone who needs a small, corded vac that's powerful and an easy clean.

I had very bad experiences with those horrid cordless <hl> Dirt Devils <hl> , which lacked power and waste space.