Question: Why did the kettle have to be returned?

Answer: because of the cord

The kettle is very nice, well designed & heats the water quickly. <hl> However, I'm returning it because of the cord . <hl> It's very heavy utilitarian black (3/8" diameter) and there's no way to conceal it in the base. It really detracts from the sleek look of the kettle, and there's no spot in my kitchen where it doesn't look bad. Maybe it makes it safer electrically, but I don't have any other small appliances with so heavy a cord. I'm probably being overly fussy, but I just think the cord will always bother me, so I'm packing it up to return.

The kettle is very nice, well designed & heats the water quickly. However, I'm returning it <hl> because of the cord <hl>. It's very heavy utilitarian black (3/8" diameter) and there's no way to conceal it in the base. It really detracts from the sleek look of the kettle, and there's no spot in my kitchen where it doesn't look bad. Maybe it makes it safer electrically, but I don't have any other small appliances with so heavy a cord. I'm probably being overly fussy, but I just think the cord will always bother me, so I'm packing it up to return.

However, I'm returning it <hl> because of the cord <hl> .


Question: What heavy color is the kettle?

The kettle is very nice, well designed & heats the water quickly. However, I'm returning it because of the cord. It's very heavy utilitarian black (3/8" diameter) and there's no way to conceal it in the base. It really detracts from the sleek look of the kettle, and there's no spot in my kitchen where it doesn't look bad. Maybe it makes it safer electrically, but I don't have any other small appliances with so heavy a cord. I'm probably being overly fussy, but I just think the cord will always bother me, so I'm packing it up to return.

Answer: utilitarian black

The kettle is very nice, well designed & heats the water quickly. However, I'm returning it because of the cord. <hl> It's very heavy utilitarian black (3/8" diameter) <hl> and there's no way to conceal it in the base. It really detracts from the sleek look of the kettle, and there's no spot in my kitchen where it doesn't look bad. Maybe it makes it safer electrically, but I don't have any other small appliances with so heavy a cord. I'm probably being overly fussy, but I just think the cord will always bother me, so I'm packing it up to return.

The kettle is very nice, well designed & heats the water quickly. However, I'm returning it because of the cord. It's very heavy <hl> utilitarian black <hl> (3/8" diameter) and there's no way to conceal it in the base. It really detracts from the sleek look of the kettle, and there's no spot in my kitchen where it doesn't look bad. Maybe it makes it safer electrically, but I don't have any other small appliances with so heavy a cord. I'm probably being overly fussy, but I just think the cord will always bother me, so I'm packing it up to return.


Question: How does the kettle look in the kitchen?

Answer: bad

The kettle is very nice, well designed & heats the water quickly. However, I'm returning it because of the cord. It's very heavy utilitarian black (3/8" diameter) and there's no way to conceal it in the base. <hl> It really detracts from the sleek look of the kettle, and there's no spot in my kitchen where it doesn't look bad . <hl> Maybe it makes it safer electrically, but I don't have any other small appliances with so heavy a cord. I'm probably being overly fussy, but I just think the cord will always bother me, so I'm packing it up to return.

The kettle is very nice, well designed & heats the water quickly. However, I'm returning it because of the cord. It's very heavy utilitarian black (3/8" diameter) and there's no way to conceal it in the base. It really detracts from the sleek look of the kettle, and there's no spot in my kitchen where it doesn't look <hl> bad <hl>. Maybe it makes it safer electrically, but I don't have any other small appliances with so heavy a cord. I'm probably being overly fussy, but I just think the cord will always bother me, so I'm packing it up to return.

It really detracts from the sleek look of the kettle, and there's no spot in my kitchen where it doesn't look <hl> bad <hl> .


Question: In what way might the kettle be safer?

Answer: electrically

The kettle is very nice, well designed & heats the water quickly. However, I'm returning it because of the cord. It's very heavy utilitarian black (3/8" diameter) and there's no way to conceal it in the base. It really detracts from the sleek look of the kettle, and there's no spot in my kitchen where it doesn't look bad. <hl> Maybe it makes it safer electrically , but I don't have any other small appliances with so heavy a cord. <hl> I'm probably being overly fussy, but I just think the cord will always bother me, so I'm packing it up to return.

The kettle is very nice, well designed & heats the water quickly. However, I'm returning it because of the cord. It's very heavy utilitarian black (3/8" diameter) and there's no way to conceal it in the base. It really detracts from the sleek look of the kettle, and there's no spot in my kitchen where it doesn't look bad. Maybe it makes it safer <hl> electrically <hl>, but I don't have any other small appliances with so heavy a cord. I'm probably being overly fussy, but I just think the cord will always bother me, so I'm packing it up to return.

Maybe it makes it safer <hl> electrically <hl> , but I don't have any other small appliances with so heavy a cord.


Question: What aspect of the kettle will always bother the reviewer?

Answer: the cord

The kettle is very nice, well designed & heats the water quickly. <hl> However, I'm returning it because of the cord . <hl> It's very heavy utilitarian black (3/8" diameter) and there's no way to conceal it in the base. It really detracts from the sleek look of the kettle, and there's no spot in my kitchen where it doesn't look bad. Maybe it makes it safer electrically, but I don't have any other small appliances with so heavy a cord. I'm probably being overly fussy, but I just think the cord will always bother me, so I'm packing it up to return.

The kettle is very nice, well designed & heats the water quickly. However, I'm returning it because of <hl> the cord <hl>. It's very heavy utilitarian black (3/8" diameter) and there's no way to conceal it in the base. It really detracts from the sleek look of the kettle, and there's no spot in my kitchen where it doesn't look bad. Maybe it makes it safer electrically, but I don't have any other small appliances with so heavy a cord. I'm probably being overly fussy, but I just think the cord will always bother me, so I'm packing it up to return.

However, I'm returning it because of <hl> the cord <hl> .


Question: Where do a lot of the appliances like graters and slicers end up?

I've owned countless mandolines, graters, and slicers.Most just say in the drawer till I clean out my kitchen and donate themI've also found many Oxo products to either be an amazing hit or a dud.This is one of those amazing hits.I love how all the items store neatly together,The top turns into a "catch basin" for the grader or slicer.It produces VERY thin slices (not for slicing cucumbers) but makes amazing onion slices in moments (very thin and uniform great for sandwiches)I find when grating lots of cheese I have to empty the hopper as it will quickly fill and the cheese (especially softer cheeses like Colby) will clump. -- but that is a user issue not a design issue.

Answer: the drawer

I've owned countless mandolines, graters, and slicers. <hl> Most just say in the drawer till I clean out my kitchen and donate themI've also found many Oxo products to either be an amazing hit or a dud. <hl> This is one of those amazing hits. I love how all the items store neatly together,The top turns into a "catch basin" for the grader or slicer. It produces VERY thin slices (not for slicing cucumbers) but makes amazing onion slices in moments (very thin and uniform great for sandwiches)I find when grating lots of cheese I have to empty the hopper as it will quickly fill and the cheese (especially softer cheeses like Colby) will clump. -- but that is a user issue not a design issue.

I've owned countless mandolines, graters, and slicers.Most just say in <hl> the drawer <hl> till I clean out my kitchen and donate themI've also found many Oxo products to either be an amazing hit or a dud.This is one of those amazing hits.I love how all the items store neatly together,The top turns into a "catch basin" for the grader or slicer.It produces VERY thin slices (not for slicing cucumbers) but makes amazing onion slices in moments (very thin and uniform great for sandwiches)I find when grating lots of cheese I have to empty the hopper as it will quickly fill and the cheese (especially softer cheeses like Colby) will clump. -- but that is a user issue not a design issue.


Question: What has to be frequently emptied when grating cheese?

Answer: the hopper

I've owned countless mandolines, graters, and slicers. Most just say in the drawer till I clean out my kitchen and donate themI've also found many Oxo products to either be an amazing hit or a dud. This is one of those amazing hits. I love how all the items store neatly together,The top turns into a "catch basin" for the grader or slicer. <hl> It produces VERY thin slices (not for slicing cucumbers) but makes amazing onion slices in moments (very thin and uniform great for sandwiches)I find when grating lots of cheese I have to empty the hopper as it will quickly fill and the cheese (especially softer cheeses like Colby) will clump. <hl> -- but that is a user issue not a design issue.

I've owned countless mandolines, graters, and slicers.Most just say in the drawer till I clean out my kitchen and donate themI've also found many Oxo products to either be an amazing hit or a dud.This is one of those amazing hits.I love how all the items store neatly together,The top turns into a "catch basin" for the grader or slicer.It produces VERY thin slices (not for slicing cucumbers) but makes amazing onion slices in moments (very thin and uniform great for sandwiches)I find when grating lots of cheese I have to empty <hl> the hopper <hl> as it will quickly fill and the cheese (especially softer cheeses like Colby) will clump. -- but that is a user issue not a design issue.


Question: Which brand of product is an amazing hit?

Answer: Oxo

I've owned countless mandolines, graters, and slicers. <hl> Most just say in the drawer till I clean out my kitchen and donate themI've also found many Oxo products to either be an amazing hit or a dud. <hl> This is one of those amazing hits. I love how all the items store neatly together,The top turns into a "catch basin" for the grader or slicer. It produces VERY thin slices (not for slicing cucumbers) but makes amazing onion slices in moments (very thin and uniform great for sandwiches)I find when grating lots of cheese I have to empty the hopper as it will quickly fill and the cheese (especially softer cheeses like Colby) will clump. -- but that is a user issue not a design issue.

I've owned countless mandolines, graters, and slicers.Most just say in the drawer till I clean out my kitchen and donate themI've also found many <hl> Oxo <hl> products to either be an amazing hit or a dud.This is one of those amazing hits.I love how all the items store neatly together,The top turns into a "catch basin" for the grader or slicer.It produces VERY thin slices (not for slicing cucumbers) but makes amazing onion slices in moments (very thin and uniform great for sandwiches)I find when grating lots of cheese I have to empty the hopper as it will quickly fill and the cheese (especially softer cheeses like Colby) will clump. -- but that is a user issue not a design issue.


Question: How do all the parts of the tool fit together?

Answer: neatly

I've owned countless mandolines, graters, and slicers. Most just say in the drawer till I clean out my kitchen and donate themI've also found many Oxo products to either be an amazing hit or a dud. This is one of those amazing hits. <hl> I love how all the items store neatly together,The top turns into a "catch basin" for the grader or slicer. <hl> It produces VERY thin slices (not for slicing cucumbers) but makes amazing onion slices in moments (very thin and uniform great for sandwiches)I find when grating lots of cheese I have to empty the hopper as it will quickly fill and the cheese (especially softer cheeses like Colby) will clump. -- but that is a user issue not a design issue.

I've owned countless mandolines, graters, and slicers.Most just say in the drawer till I clean out my kitchen and donate themI've also found many Oxo products to either be an amazing hit or a dud.This is one of those amazing hits.I love how all the items store <hl> neatly <hl> together,The top turns into a "catch basin" for the grader or slicer.It produces VERY thin slices (not for slicing cucumbers) but makes amazing onion slices in moments (very thin and uniform great for sandwiches)I find when grating lots of cheese I have to empty the hopper as it will quickly fill and the cheese (especially softer cheeses like Colby) will clump. -- but that is a user issue not a design issue.


Question: What happens if you don't empty the hopper frequently?

Answer: will clump

I've owned countless mandolines, graters, and slicers. Most just say in the drawer till I clean out my kitchen and donate themI've also found many Oxo products to either be an amazing hit or a dud. This is one of those amazing hits. I love how all the items store neatly together,The top turns into a "catch basin" for the grader or slicer. <hl> It produces VERY thin slices (not for slicing cucumbers) but makes amazing onion slices in moments (very thin and uniform great for sandwiches)I find when grating lots of cheese I have to empty the hopper as it will quickly fill and the cheese (especially softer cheeses like Colby) will clump . <hl> -- but that is a user issue not a design issue.

I've owned countless mandolines, graters, and slicers.Most just say in the drawer till I clean out my kitchen and donate themI've also found many Oxo products to either be an amazing hit or a dud.This is one of those amazing hits.I love how all the items store neatly together,The top turns into a "catch basin" for the grader or slicer.It produces VERY thin slices (not for slicing cucumbers) but makes amazing onion slices in moments (very thin and uniform great for sandwiches)I find when grating lots of cheese I have to empty the hopper as it will quickly fill and the cheese (especially softer cheeses like Colby) <hl> will clump <hl>. -- but that is a user issue not a design issue.

It produces VERY thin slices (not for slicing cucumbers) but makes amazing onion slices in moments (very thin and uniform great for sandwiches)I find when grating lots of cheese I have to empty the hopper as it will quickly fill and the cheese (especially softer cheeses like Colby) <hl> will clump <hl> .


Question: What insulates your hand from the heat when you hold the egg?

Fold a paper towel into thirds.Pulled the egg from the water, drain.Place folded paper towel in left hand, lay in egg, small end up. Lightly close fist with end of egg peeking out of your fist.The towel insulates your hand from heat and cradles egg; end of egg is vertical. Put topper on upper end of egg and lightly encircle base of topper with thumb and forefinger.Tip: Don't let the bottom of the egg rest on your little finger, the little finger should also encircle the egg. The downward pressure from the Topper should be gently absorbed by the paper towel and light fingers pressure.Pull and release topper twice. Often, the egg can be carried by the topper to the egg cup then coaxed off the topper.You still may have to use the tip of an upside down spoon to life the cap.Lastly, I have tried pricking eggs with the gadget. Pricking eggs or not, I see no gain to pricking. If you do, the only difference I saw was a bit of egg white that oozed out.EZ!

Answer: The towel

Fold a paper towel into thirds. Pulled the egg from the water, drain. Place folded paper towel in left hand, lay in egg, small end up. Lightly close fist with end of egg peeking out of your fist. <hl> The towel insulates your hand from heat and cradles egg; end of egg is vertical. <hl> Put topper on upper end of egg and lightly encircle base of topper with thumb and forefinger. Tip: Don't let the bottom of the egg rest on your little finger, the little finger should also encircle the egg. The downward pressure from the Topper should be gently absorbed by the paper towel and light fingers pressure. Pull and release topper twice. Often, the egg can be carried by the topper to the egg cup then coaxed off the topper. You still may have to use the tip of an upside down spoon to life the cap. Lastly, I have tried pricking eggs with the gadget. Pricking eggs or not, I see no gain to pricking. If you do, the only difference I saw was a bit of egg white that oozed out. EZ!

Fold a paper towel into thirds.Pulled the egg from the water, drain.Place folded paper towel in left hand, lay in egg, small end up. Lightly close fist with end of egg peeking out of your fist.<hl> The towel <hl> insulates your hand from heat and cradles egg; end of egg is vertical. Put topper on upper end of egg and lightly encircle base of topper with thumb and forefinger.Tip: Don't let the bottom of the egg rest on your little finger, the little finger should also encircle the egg. The downward pressure from the Topper should be gently absorbed by the paper towel and light fingers pressure.Pull and release topper twice. Often, the egg can be carried by the topper to the egg cup then coaxed off the topper.You still may have to use the tip of an upside down spoon to life the cap.Lastly, I have tried pricking eggs with the gadget. Pricking eggs or not, I see no gain to pricking. If you do, the only difference I saw was a bit of egg white that oozed out.EZ!


Question: What should you not rest the egg upon?

Answer: your little finger

Fold a paper towel into thirds. Pulled the egg from the water, drain. Place folded paper towel in left hand, lay in egg, small end up. Lightly close fist with end of egg peeking out of your fist. The towel insulates your hand from heat and cradles egg; end of egg is vertical. Put topper on upper end of egg and lightly encircle base of topper with thumb and forefinger. <hl> Tip: Don't let the bottom of the egg rest on your little finger , the little finger should also encircle the egg. <hl> The downward pressure from the Topper should be gently absorbed by the paper towel and light fingers pressure. Pull and release topper twice. Often, the egg can be carried by the topper to the egg cup then coaxed off the topper. You still may have to use the tip of an upside down spoon to life the cap. Lastly, I have tried pricking eggs with the gadget. Pricking eggs or not, I see no gain to pricking. If you do, the only difference I saw was a bit of egg white that oozed out. EZ!

Fold a paper towel into thirds.Pulled the egg from the water, drain.Place folded paper towel in left hand, lay in egg, small end up. Lightly close fist with end of egg peeking out of your fist.The towel insulates your hand from heat and cradles egg; end of egg is vertical. Put topper on upper end of egg and lightly encircle base of topper with thumb and forefinger.Tip: Don't let the bottom of the egg rest on <hl> your little finger <hl>, the little finger should also encircle the egg. The downward pressure from the Topper should be gently absorbed by the paper towel and light fingers pressure.Pull and release topper twice. Often, the egg can be carried by the topper to the egg cup then coaxed off the topper.You still may have to use the tip of an upside down spoon to life the cap.Lastly, I have tried pricking eggs with the gadget. Pricking eggs or not, I see no gain to pricking. If you do, the only difference I saw was a bit of egg white that oozed out.EZ!

Tip: Don't let the bottom of the egg rest on <hl> your little finger <hl> , the little finger should also encircle the egg.


Question: What should encircle the egg?

Answer: the little finger

Fold a paper towel into thirds. Pulled the egg from the water, drain. Place folded paper towel in left hand, lay in egg, small end up. Lightly close fist with end of egg peeking out of your fist. The towel insulates your hand from heat and cradles egg; end of egg is vertical. Put topper on upper end of egg and lightly encircle base of topper with thumb and forefinger. <hl> Tip: Don't let the bottom of the egg rest on your little finger, the little finger should also encircle the egg. <hl> The downward pressure from the Topper should be gently absorbed by the paper towel and light fingers pressure. Pull and release topper twice. Often, the egg can be carried by the topper to the egg cup then coaxed off the topper. You still may have to use the tip of an upside down spoon to life the cap. Lastly, I have tried pricking eggs with the gadget. Pricking eggs or not, I see no gain to pricking. If you do, the only difference I saw was a bit of egg white that oozed out. EZ!

Fold a paper towel into thirds.Pulled the egg from the water, drain.Place folded paper towel in left hand, lay in egg, small end up. Lightly close fist with end of egg peeking out of your fist.The towel insulates your hand from heat and cradles egg; end of egg is vertical. Put topper on upper end of egg and lightly encircle base of topper with thumb and forefinger.Tip: Don't let the bottom of the egg rest on your little finger, <hl> the little finger <hl> should also encircle the egg. The downward pressure from the Topper should be gently absorbed by the paper towel and light fingers pressure.Pull and release topper twice. Often, the egg can be carried by the topper to the egg cup then coaxed off the topper.You still may have to use the tip of an upside down spoon to life the cap.Lastly, I have tried pricking eggs with the gadget. Pricking eggs or not, I see no gain to pricking. If you do, the only difference I saw was a bit of egg white that oozed out.EZ!


Question: What absorbs the downward pressure on the egg?

Answer: paper towel and light fingers pressure

Fold a paper towel into thirds. Pulled the egg from the water, drain. Place folded paper towel in left hand, lay in egg, small end up. Lightly close fist with end of egg peeking out of your fist. The towel insulates your hand from heat and cradles egg; end of egg is vertical. Put topper on upper end of egg and lightly encircle base of topper with thumb and forefinger. Tip: Don't let the bottom of the egg rest on your little finger, the little finger should also encircle the egg. <hl> The downward pressure from the Topper should be gently absorbed by the paper towel and light fingers pressure .Pull and release topper twice. <hl> Often, the egg can be carried by the topper to the egg cup then coaxed off the topper. You still may have to use the tip of an upside down spoon to life the cap. Lastly, I have tried pricking eggs with the gadget. Pricking eggs or not, I see no gain to pricking. If you do, the only difference I saw was a bit of egg white that oozed out. EZ!

Fold a paper towel into thirds.Pulled the egg from the water, drain.Place folded paper towel in left hand, lay in egg, small end up. Lightly close fist with end of egg peeking out of your fist.The towel insulates your hand from heat and cradles egg; end of egg is vertical. Put topper on upper end of egg and lightly encircle base of topper with thumb and forefinger.Tip: Don't let the bottom of the egg rest on your little finger, the little finger should also encircle the egg. The downward pressure from the Topper should be gently absorbed by the <hl> paper towel and light fingers pressure <hl>.Pull and release topper twice. Often, the egg can be carried by the topper to the egg cup then coaxed off the topper.You still may have to use the tip of an upside down spoon to life the cap.Lastly, I have tried pricking eggs with the gadget. Pricking eggs or not, I see no gain to pricking. If you do, the only difference I saw was a bit of egg white that oozed out.EZ!

The downward pressure from the Topper should be gently absorbed by the <hl> paper towel and light fingers pressure <hl> .Pull and release topper twice.


Question: what should you do after pulling the egg from the water?

Answer: drain

Fold a paper towel into thirds. <hl> Pulled the egg from the water, drain .Place folded paper towel in left hand, lay in egg, small end up. <hl> Lightly close fist with end of egg peeking out of your fist. The towel insulates your hand from heat and cradles egg; end of egg is vertical. Put topper on upper end of egg and lightly encircle base of topper with thumb and forefinger. Tip: Don't let the bottom of the egg rest on your little finger, the little finger should also encircle the egg. The downward pressure from the Topper should be gently absorbed by the paper towel and light fingers pressure. Pull and release topper twice. Often, the egg can be carried by the topper to the egg cup then coaxed off the topper. You still may have to use the tip of an upside down spoon to life the cap. Lastly, I have tried pricking eggs with the gadget. Pricking eggs or not, I see no gain to pricking. If you do, the only difference I saw was a bit of egg white that oozed out. EZ!

Fold a paper towel into thirds.Pulled the egg from the water, <hl> drain <hl>.Place folded paper towel in left hand, lay in egg, small end up. Lightly close fist with end of egg peeking out of your fist.The towel insulates your hand from heat and cradles egg; end of egg is vertical. Put topper on upper end of egg and lightly encircle base of topper with thumb and forefinger.Tip: Don't let the bottom of the egg rest on your little finger, the little finger should also encircle the egg. The downward pressure from the Topper should be gently absorbed by the paper towel and light fingers pressure.Pull and release topper twice. Often, the egg can be carried by the topper to the egg cup then coaxed off the topper.You still may have to use the tip of an upside down spoon to life the cap.Lastly, I have tried pricking eggs with the gadget. Pricking eggs or not, I see no gain to pricking. If you do, the only difference I saw was a bit of egg white that oozed out.EZ!

Pulled the egg from the water, <hl> drain <hl> .Place folded paper towel in left hand, lay in egg, small end up.


Question: How does the shower rod look?

This double curved shower rod looks amazing. The finish appears to be a very good quality. It came with very good quality drywall anchors. I was lucky and had wood studs in just the right place so I didn't use the included hardware, but I put the anchors into my tool box for later use. The instruction sheet has two templates to help you drill all the mounting holes in the correct place. I consider myself a very handy DIY'er, however I did need to recruit an extra pair of hands just to help hold things in place during the installation.Before you install this yourself I would recommend that you temporarily install your shower curtain on the rod and hold this in place to help you install the rod in it's perfect place. I am not completely happy with the length that my shower curtain hangs in the tub now, but it's such a pain to re-install the curtain that I'll deal with it for a while.

Answer: amazing

<hl> This double curved shower rod looks amazing . <hl> The finish appears to be a very good quality. It came with very good quality drywall anchors. I was lucky and had wood studs in just the right place so I didn't use the included hardware, but I put the anchors into my tool box for later use. The instruction sheet has two templates to help you drill all the mounting holes in the correct place. I consider myself a very handy DIY'er, however I did need to recruit an extra pair of hands just to help hold things in place during the installation. Before you install this yourself I would recommend that you temporarily install your shower curtain on the rod and hold this in place to help you install the rod in it's perfect place. I am not completely happy with the length that my shower curtain hangs in the tub now, but it's such a pain to re-install the curtain that I'll deal with it for a while.

This double curved shower rod looks <hl> amazing <hl>. The finish appears to be a very good quality. It came with very good quality drywall anchors. I was lucky and had wood studs in just the right place so I didn't use the included hardware, but I put the anchors into my tool box for later use. The instruction sheet has two templates to help you drill all the mounting holes in the correct place. I consider myself a very handy DIY'er, however I did need to recruit an extra pair of hands just to help hold things in place during the installation.Before you install this yourself I would recommend that you temporarily install your shower curtain on the rod and hold this in place to help you install the rod in it's perfect place. I am not completely happy with the length that my shower curtain hangs in the tub now, but it's such a pain to re-install the curtain that I'll deal with it for a while.

This double curved shower rod looks <hl> amazing <hl> .


Question: Of what quality does the finish seem to be?

Answer: very good

This double curved shower rod looks amazing. <hl> The finish appears to be a very good quality. <hl> It came with very good quality drywall anchors. I was lucky and had wood studs in just the right place so I didn't use the included hardware, but I put the anchors into my tool box for later use. The instruction sheet has two templates to help you drill all the mounting holes in the correct place. I consider myself a very handy DIY'er, however I did need to recruit an extra pair of hands just to help hold things in place during the installation. Before you install this yourself I would recommend that you temporarily install your shower curtain on the rod and hold this in place to help you install the rod in it's perfect place. I am not completely happy with the length that my shower curtain hangs in the tub now, but it's such a pain to re-install the curtain that I'll deal with it for a while.

This double curved shower rod looks amazing. The finish appears to be a <hl> very good <hl> quality. It came with very good quality drywall anchors. I was lucky and had wood studs in just the right place so I didn't use the included hardware, but I put the anchors into my tool box for later use. The instruction sheet has two templates to help you drill all the mounting holes in the correct place. I consider myself a very handy DIY'er, however I did need to recruit an extra pair of hands just to help hold things in place during the installation.Before you install this yourself I would recommend that you temporarily install your shower curtain on the rod and hold this in place to help you install the rod in it's perfect place. I am not completely happy with the length that my shower curtain hangs in the tub now, but it's such a pain to re-install the curtain that I'll deal with it for a while.


Question: What was in the right place and negated using the anchors?

Answer: wood studs

This double curved shower rod looks amazing. The finish appears to be a very good quality. It came with very good quality drywall anchors. <hl> I was lucky and had wood studs in just the right place so I didn't use the included hardware, but I put the anchors into my tool box for later use. <hl> The instruction sheet has two templates to help you drill all the mounting holes in the correct place. I consider myself a very handy DIY'er, however I did need to recruit an extra pair of hands just to help hold things in place during the installation. Before you install this yourself I would recommend that you temporarily install your shower curtain on the rod and hold this in place to help you install the rod in it's perfect place. I am not completely happy with the length that my shower curtain hangs in the tub now, but it's such a pain to re-install the curtain that I'll deal with it for a while.

This double curved shower rod looks amazing. The finish appears to be a very good quality. It came with very good quality drywall anchors. I was lucky and had <hl> wood studs <hl> in just the right place so I didn't use the included hardware, but I put the anchors into my tool box for later use. The instruction sheet has two templates to help you drill all the mounting holes in the correct place. I consider myself a very handy DIY'er, however I did need to recruit an extra pair of hands just to help hold things in place during the installation.Before you install this yourself I would recommend that you temporarily install your shower curtain on the rod and hold this in place to help you install the rod in it's perfect place. I am not completely happy with the length that my shower curtain hangs in the tub now, but it's such a pain to re-install the curtain that I'll deal with it for a while.


Question: What is the reviewer unhappy about after hanging?

Answer: the length

This double curved shower rod looks amazing. The finish appears to be a very good quality. It came with very good quality drywall anchors. I was lucky and had wood studs in just the right place so I didn't use the included hardware, but I put the anchors into my tool box for later use. The instruction sheet has two templates to help you drill all the mounting holes in the correct place. I consider myself a very handy DIY'er, however I did need to recruit an extra pair of hands just to help hold things in place during the installation. Before you install this yourself I would recommend that you temporarily install your shower curtain on the rod and hold this in place to help you install the rod in it's perfect place. <hl> I am not completely happy with the length that my shower curtain hangs in the tub now, but it's such a pain to re-install the curtain that I'll deal with it for a while. <hl>

This double curved shower rod looks amazing. The finish appears to be a very good quality. It came with very good quality drywall anchors. I was lucky and had wood studs in just the right place so I didn't use the included hardware, but I put the anchors into my tool box for later use. The instruction sheet has two templates to help you drill all the mounting holes in the correct place. I consider myself a very handy DIY'er, however I did need to recruit an extra pair of hands just to help hold things in place during the installation.Before you install this yourself I would recommend that you temporarily install your shower curtain on the rod and hold this in place to help you install the rod in it's perfect place. I am not completely happy with <hl> the length <hl> that my shower curtain hangs in the tub now, but it's such a pain to re-install the curtain that I'll deal with it for a while.


Question: How many templates come with the product?

Answer: two

This double curved shower rod looks amazing. The finish appears to be a very good quality. It came with very good quality drywall anchors. I was lucky and had wood studs in just the right place so I didn't use the included hardware, but I put the anchors into my tool box for later use. <hl> The instruction sheet has two templates to help you drill all the mounting holes in the correct place. <hl> I consider myself a very handy DIY'er, however I did need to recruit an extra pair of hands just to help hold things in place during the installation. Before you install this yourself I would recommend that you temporarily install your shower curtain on the rod and hold this in place to help you install the rod in it's perfect place. I am not completely happy with the length that my shower curtain hangs in the tub now, but it's such a pain to re-install the curtain that I'll deal with it for a while.

This double curved shower rod looks amazing. The finish appears to be a very good quality. It came with very good quality drywall anchors. I was lucky and had wood studs in just the right place so I didn't use the included hardware, but I put the anchors into my tool box for later use. The instruction sheet has <hl> two <hl> templates to help you drill all the mounting holes in the correct place. I consider myself a very handy DIY'er, however I did need to recruit an extra pair of hands just to help hold things in place during the installation.Before you install this yourself I would recommend that you temporarily install your shower curtain on the rod and hold this in place to help you install the rod in it's perfect place. I am not completely happy with the length that my shower curtain hangs in the tub now, but it's such a pain to re-install the curtain that I'll deal with it for a while.


Question: What part of the appliance gets in the way?

I'm using these for sugar, cornstarch and dried mushroomsPros:- lightweight- handle makes it easy to grab from a cupboard or shelf with 1 hand- easy to open and close- works well with measuring spoons or cups up to 1/2 cupCons:- Difficult to pour stuff out. The rubber seal gets in the way. You need to tip the container more to get over the rubber seal, so you don't have as much control over how much you pour or where it is going.- Bigger measuring cups don't fit.I wanted to use these containers for flour, but I need a cup at a time. The measuring cups didn't fit, and it was difficult to pour an exact amount, so it didn't work. But they are very good for stuff you frequently use in small amounts, or for dried stuff you can take out with your hands.

Answer: The rubber seal

The rubber seal gets in the way.

I'm using these for sugar, cornstarch and dried mushroomsPros:- lightweight- handle makes it easy to grab from a cupboard or shelf with 1 hand- easy to open and close- works well with measuring spoons or cups up to 1/2 cupCons:- Difficult to pour stuff out. <hl> The rubber seal gets in the way. <hl> You need to tip the container more to get over the rubber seal, so you don't have as much control over how much you pour or where it is going.- Bigger measuring cups don't fit. I wanted to use these containers for flour, but I need a cup at a time. The measuring cups didn't fit, and it was difficult to pour an exact amount, so it didn't work. But they are very good for stuff you frequently use in small amounts, or for dried stuff you can take out with your hands.

I'm using these for sugar, cornstarch and dried mushroomsPros:- lightweight- handle makes it easy to grab from a cupboard or shelf with 1 hand- easy to open and close- works well with measuring spoons or cups up to 1/2 cupCons:- Difficult to pour stuff out. <hl> The rubber seal <hl> gets in the way. You need to tip the container more to get over the rubber seal, so you don't have as much control over how much you pour or where it is going.- Bigger measuring cups don't fit.I wanted to use these containers for flour, but I need a cup at a time. The measuring cups didn't fit, and it was difficult to pour an exact amount, so it didn't work. But they are very good for stuff you frequently use in small amounts, or for dried stuff you can take out with your hands.


Question: For what purpose did the reviewer intend the product?

Answer: flour

I'm using these for sugar, cornstarch and dried mushroomsPros:- lightweight- handle makes it easy to grab from a cupboard or shelf with 1 hand- easy to open and close- works well with measuring spoons or cups up to 1/2 cupCons:- Difficult to pour stuff out. The rubber seal gets in the way. You need to tip the container more to get over the rubber seal, so you don't have as much control over how much you pour or where it is going.- Bigger measuring cups don't fit. <hl> I wanted to use these containers for flour , but I need a cup at a time. <hl> The measuring cups didn't fit, and it was difficult to pour an exact amount, so it didn't work. But they are very good for stuff you frequently use in small amounts, or for dried stuff you can take out with your hands.

I'm using these for sugar, cornstarch and dried mushroomsPros:- lightweight- handle makes it easy to grab from a cupboard or shelf with 1 hand- easy to open and close- works well with measuring spoons or cups up to 1/2 cupCons:- Difficult to pour stuff out. The rubber seal gets in the way. You need to tip the container more to get over the rubber seal, so you don't have as much control over how much you pour or where it is going.- Bigger measuring cups don't fit.I wanted to use these containers for <hl> flour <hl>, but I need a cup at a time. The measuring cups didn't fit, and it was difficult to pour an exact amount, so it didn't work. But they are very good for stuff you frequently use in small amounts, or for dried stuff you can take out with your hands.

I wanted to use these containers for <hl> flour <hl> , but I need a cup at a time.


Question: What use might this product be good for, when taking it out with your hands?

Answer: dried stuff

I'm using these for sugar, cornstarch and dried mushroomsPros:- lightweight- handle makes it easy to grab from a cupboard or shelf with 1 hand- easy to open and close- works well with measuring spoons or cups up to 1/2 cupCons:- Difficult to pour stuff out. The rubber seal gets in the way. You need to tip the container more to get over the rubber seal, so you don't have as much control over how much you pour or where it is going.- Bigger measuring cups don't fit. I wanted to use these containers for flour, but I need a cup at a time. The measuring cups didn't fit, and it was difficult to pour an exact amount, so it didn't work. <hl> But they are very good for stuff you frequently use in small amounts, or for dried stuff you can take out with your hands. <hl>

I'm using these for sugar, cornstarch and dried mushroomsPros:- lightweight- handle makes it easy to grab from a cupboard or shelf with 1 hand- easy to open and close- works well with measuring spoons or cups up to 1/2 cupCons:- Difficult to pour stuff out. The rubber seal gets in the way. You need to tip the container more to get over the rubber seal, so you don't have as much control over how much you pour or where it is going.- Bigger measuring cups don't fit.I wanted to use these containers for flour, but I need a cup at a time. The measuring cups didn't fit, and it was difficult to pour an exact amount, so it didn't work. But they are very good for stuff you frequently use in small amounts, or for <hl> dried stuff <hl> you can take out with your hands.


Question: What do the measuring cups not do?

Answer: fit

I'm using these for sugar, cornstarch and dried mushroomsPros:- lightweight- handle makes it easy to grab from a cupboard or shelf with 1 hand- easy to open and close- works well with measuring spoons or cups up to 1/2 cupCons:- Difficult to pour stuff out. The rubber seal gets in the way. <hl> You need to tip the container more to get over the rubber seal, so you don't have as much control over how much you pour or where it is going.- Bigger measuring cups don't fit .I wanted to use these containers for flour, but I need a cup at a time. <hl> The measuring cups didn't fit, and it was difficult to pour an exact amount, so it didn't work. But they are very good for stuff you frequently use in small amounts, or for dried stuff you can take out with your hands.

I'm using these for sugar, cornstarch and dried mushroomsPros:- lightweight- handle makes it easy to grab from a cupboard or shelf with 1 hand- easy to open and close- works well with measuring spoons or cups up to 1/2 cupCons:- Difficult to pour stuff out. The rubber seal gets in the way. You need to tip the container more to get over the rubber seal, so you don't have as much control over how much you pour or where it is going.- Bigger measuring cups don't <hl> fit <hl>.I wanted to use these containers for flour, but I need a cup at a time. The measuring cups didn't fit, and it was difficult to pour an exact amount, so it didn't work. But they are very good for stuff you frequently use in small amounts, or for dried stuff you can take out with your hands.

You need to tip the container more to get over the rubber seal, so you don't have as much control over how much you pour or where it is going.- Bigger measuring cups don't <hl> fit <hl> .I wanted to use these containers for flour, but I need a cup at a time.


Question: How is it to pour things out of these cups?

Answer: Difficult

<hl> I'm using these for sugar, cornstarch and dried mushroomsPros:- lightweight- handle makes it easy to grab from a cupboard or shelf with 1 hand- easy to open and close- works well with measuring spoons or cups up to 1/2 cupCons:- Difficult to pour stuff out. <hl> The rubber seal gets in the way. You need to tip the container more to get over the rubber seal, so you don't have as much control over how much you pour or where it is going.- Bigger measuring cups don't fit. I wanted to use these containers for flour, but I need a cup at a time. The measuring cups didn't fit, and it was difficult to pour an exact amount, so it didn't work. But they are very good for stuff you frequently use in small amounts, or for dried stuff you can take out with your hands.

I'm using these for sugar, cornstarch and dried mushroomsPros:- lightweight- handle makes it easy to grab from a cupboard or shelf with 1 hand- easy to open and close- works well with measuring spoons or cups up to 1/2 cupCons:- <hl> Difficult <hl> to pour stuff out. The rubber seal gets in the way. You need to tip the container more to get over the rubber seal, so you don't have as much control over how much you pour or where it is going.- Bigger measuring cups don't fit.I wanted to use these containers for flour, but I need a cup at a time. The measuring cups didn't fit, and it was difficult to pour an exact amount, so it didn't work. But they are very good for stuff you frequently use in small amounts, or for dried stuff you can take out with your hands.


Question: How should these washclothes be washed the first time

Cotton washcloths--4 mixed pretty colors as shown & described. Hand washed as they bleed first time it says, but seemed ok to me....will always hand wash, to not subject them to washing machine water turbulence, although should hold up in it. Would re-order if ever needed to, but these are PLENTY and just right for thickness---NOT TOO thick. NOT irregulars....retain shape. No signs after first wash of falling apart. If washcloths ever go bad, will do review update & re-rate stars. I recommend as better than the average washcloth, as very usable for different things and at various locations. Shower-1, Wash basin for face-1, Dry basin & counter-1, Kitchen sink for dishes-1, Dry sink & counter-1 General cleaning of areas-1. Nice for gift. My colors; 3 pink, 3 green, 4 blue, 1 tan (received 11, not 10). No shrinkage. Note; thick/plush ones quite expensive, hard to hold & use, hold too much water/suds, although look great just to show them off, and fluff gives poor scrubbing. Buy, as good price. YES, ribbon nice touch. Exactly right for me.

Answer: Hand washed

Cotton washcloths--4 mixed pretty colors as shown & described. <hl> Hand washed as they bleed first time it says, but seemed ok to me....will always hand wash, to not subject them to washing machine water turbulence, although should hold up in it. <hl> Would re-order if ever needed to, but these are PLENTY and just right for thickness---NOT TOO thick. NOT irregulars....retain shape. No signs after first wash of falling apart. If washcloths ever go bad, will do review update & re-rate stars. I recommend as better than the average washcloth, as very usable for different things and at various locations. Shower-1, Wash basin for face-1, Dry basin & counter-1, Kitchen sink for dishes-1, Dry sink & counter-1 General cleaning of areas-1. Nice for gift. My colors; 3 pink, 3 green, 4 blue, 1 tan (received 11, not 10). No shrinkage. Note; thick/plush ones quite expensive, hard to hold & use, hold too much water/suds, although look great just to show them off, and fluff gives poor scrubbing. Buy, as good price. YES, ribbon nice touch. Exactly right for me.

Cotton washcloths--4 mixed pretty colors as shown & described. <hl> Hand washed <hl> as they bleed first time it says, but seemed ok to me....will always hand wash, to not subject them to washing machine water turbulence, although should hold up in it. Would re-order if ever needed to, but these are PLENTY and just right for thickness---NOT TOO thick. NOT irregulars....retain shape. No signs after first wash of falling apart. If washcloths ever go bad, will do review update & re-rate stars. I recommend as better than the average washcloth, as very usable for different things and at various locations. Shower-1, Wash basin for face-1, Dry basin & counter-1, Kitchen sink for dishes-1, Dry sink & counter-1 General cleaning of areas-1. Nice for gift. My colors; 3 pink, 3 green, 4 blue, 1 tan (received 11, not 10). No shrinkage. Note; thick/plush ones quite expensive, hard to hold & use, hold too much water/suds, although look great just to show them off, and fluff gives poor scrubbing. Buy, as good price. YES, ribbon nice touch. Exactly right for me.


Question: How many washclothes did the author recceive?

Answer: 11

Cotton washcloths--4 mixed pretty colors as shown & described. Hand washed as they bleed first time it says, but seemed ok to me....will always hand wash, to not subject them to washing machine water turbulence, although should hold up in it. Would re-order if ever needed to, but these are PLENTY and just right for thickness---NOT TOO thick. NOT irregulars....retain shape. No signs after first wash of falling apart. If washcloths ever go bad, will do review update & re-rate stars. I recommend as better than the average washcloth, as very usable for different things and at various locations. Shower-1, Wash basin for face-1, Dry basin & counter-1, Kitchen sink for dishes-1, Dry sink & counter-1 General cleaning of areas-1. Nice for gift. <hl> My colors; 3 pink, 3 green, 4 blue, 1 tan (received 11 , not 10). <hl> No shrinkage. Note; thick/plush ones quite expensive, hard to hold & use, hold too much water/suds, although look great just to show them off, and fluff gives poor scrubbing. Buy, as good price. YES, ribbon nice touch. Exactly right for me.

Cotton washcloths--4 mixed pretty colors as shown & described. Hand washed as they bleed first time it says, but seemed ok to me....will always hand wash, to not subject them to washing machine water turbulence, although should hold up in it. Would re-order if ever needed to, but these are PLENTY and just right for thickness---NOT TOO thick. NOT irregulars....retain shape. No signs after first wash of falling apart. If washcloths ever go bad, will do review update & re-rate stars. I recommend as better than the average washcloth, as very usable for different things and at various locations. Shower-1, Wash basin for face-1, Dry basin & counter-1, Kitchen sink for dishes-1, Dry sink & counter-1 General cleaning of areas-1. Nice for gift. My colors; 3 pink, 3 green, 4 blue, 1 tan (received <hl> 11 <hl>, not 10). No shrinkage. Note; thick/plush ones quite expensive, hard to hold & use, hold too much water/suds, although look great just to show them off, and fluff gives poor scrubbing. Buy, as good price. YES, ribbon nice touch. Exactly right for me.

My colors; 3 pink, 3 green, 4 blue, 1 tan (received <hl> 11 <hl> , not 10).


Question: How many colors are included

Answer: 4

<hl> Cotton washcloths-- 4 mixed pretty colors as shown & described. <hl> Hand washed as they bleed first time it says, but seemed ok to me....will always hand wash, to not subject them to washing machine water turbulence, although should hold up in it. Would re-order if ever needed to, but these are PLENTY and just right for thickness---NOT TOO thick. NOT irregulars....retain shape. No signs after first wash of falling apart. If washcloths ever go bad, will do review update & re-rate stars. I recommend as better than the average washcloth, as very usable for different things and at various locations. Shower-1, Wash basin for face-1, Dry basin & counter-1, Kitchen sink for dishes-1, Dry sink & counter-1 General cleaning of areas-1. Nice for gift. My colors; 3 pink, 3 green, 4 blue, 1 tan (received 11, not 10). No shrinkage. Note; thick/plush ones quite expensive, hard to hold & use, hold too much water/suds, although look great just to show them off, and fluff gives poor scrubbing. Buy, as good price. YES, ribbon nice touch. Exactly right for me.

Cotton washcloths--<hl> 4 <hl> mixed pretty colors as shown & described. Hand washed as they bleed first time it says, but seemed ok to me....will always hand wash, to not subject them to washing machine water turbulence, although should hold up in it. Would re-order if ever needed to, but these are PLENTY and just right for thickness---NOT TOO thick. NOT irregulars....retain shape. No signs after first wash of falling apart. If washcloths ever go bad, will do review update & re-rate stars. I recommend as better than the average washcloth, as very usable for different things and at various locations. Shower-1, Wash basin for face-1, Dry basin & counter-1, Kitchen sink for dishes-1, Dry sink & counter-1 General cleaning of areas-1. Nice for gift. My colors; 3 pink, 3 green, 4 blue, 1 tan (received 11, not 10). No shrinkage. Note; thick/plush ones quite expensive, hard to hold & use, hold too much water/suds, although look great just to show them off, and fluff gives poor scrubbing. Buy, as good price. YES, ribbon nice touch. Exactly right for me.

Cotton washcloths-- <hl> 4 <hl> mixed pretty colors as shown & described.


Question: What was wrong with the thick/plush ones?

Answer: hard to hold & use, hold too much water/suds,

Cotton washcloths--4 mixed pretty colors as shown & described. Hand washed as they bleed first time it says, but seemed ok to me....will always hand wash, to not subject them to washing machine water turbulence, although should hold up in it. Would re-order if ever needed to, but these are PLENTY and just right for thickness---NOT TOO thick. NOT irregulars....retain shape. No signs after first wash of falling apart. If washcloths ever go bad, will do review update & re-rate stars. I recommend as better than the average washcloth, as very usable for different things and at various locations. Shower-1, Wash basin for face-1, Dry basin & counter-1, Kitchen sink for dishes-1, Dry sink & counter-1 General cleaning of areas-1. Nice for gift. My colors; 3 pink, 3 green, 4 blue, 1 tan (received 11, not 10). No shrinkage. <hl> Note; thick/plush ones quite expensive, hard to hold & use, hold too much water/suds, although look great just to show them off, and fluff gives poor scrubbing. <hl> Buy, as good price. YES, ribbon nice touch. Exactly right for me.

Cotton washcloths--4 mixed pretty colors as shown & described. Hand washed as they bleed first time it says, but seemed ok to me....will always hand wash, to not subject them to washing machine water turbulence, although should hold up in it. Would re-order if ever needed to, but these are PLENTY and just right for thickness---NOT TOO thick. NOT irregulars....retain shape. No signs after first wash of falling apart. If washcloths ever go bad, will do review update & re-rate stars. I recommend as better than the average washcloth, as very usable for different things and at various locations. Shower-1, Wash basin for face-1, Dry basin & counter-1, Kitchen sink for dishes-1, Dry sink & counter-1 General cleaning of areas-1. Nice for gift. My colors; 3 pink, 3 green, 4 blue, 1 tan (received 11, not 10). No shrinkage. Note; thick/plush ones quite expensive, <hl> hard to hold & use, hold too much water/suds, <hl> although look great just to show them off, and fluff gives poor scrubbing. Buy, as good price. YES, ribbon nice touch. Exactly right for me.


Question: What material are the washclothes made from?

Answer: Cotton

<hl> Cotton washcloths--4 mixed pretty colors as shown & described. <hl> Hand washed as they bleed first time it says, but seemed ok to me....will always hand wash, to not subject them to washing machine water turbulence, although should hold up in it. Would re-order if ever needed to, but these are PLENTY and just right for thickness---NOT TOO thick. NOT irregulars....retain shape. No signs after first wash of falling apart. If washcloths ever go bad, will do review update & re-rate stars. I recommend as better than the average washcloth, as very usable for different things and at various locations. Shower-1, Wash basin for face-1, Dry basin & counter-1, Kitchen sink for dishes-1, Dry sink & counter-1 General cleaning of areas-1. Nice for gift. My colors; 3 pink, 3 green, 4 blue, 1 tan (received 11, not 10). No shrinkage. Note; thick/plush ones quite expensive, hard to hold & use, hold too much water/suds, although look great just to show them off, and fluff gives poor scrubbing. Buy, as good price. YES, ribbon nice touch. Exactly right for me.

<hl> Cotton <hl> washcloths--4 mixed pretty colors as shown & described. Hand washed as they bleed first time it says, but seemed ok to me....will always hand wash, to not subject them to washing machine water turbulence, although should hold up in it. Would re-order if ever needed to, but these are PLENTY and just right for thickness---NOT TOO thick. NOT irregulars....retain shape. No signs after first wash of falling apart. If washcloths ever go bad, will do review update & re-rate stars. I recommend as better than the average washcloth, as very usable for different things and at various locations. Shower-1, Wash basin for face-1, Dry basin & counter-1, Kitchen sink for dishes-1, Dry sink & counter-1 General cleaning of areas-1. Nice for gift. My colors; 3 pink, 3 green, 4 blue, 1 tan (received 11, not 10). No shrinkage. Note; thick/plush ones quite expensive, hard to hold & use, hold too much water/suds, although look great just to show them off, and fluff gives poor scrubbing. Buy, as good price. YES, ribbon nice touch. Exactly right for me.


Question: What brand of dish is this?

I have other Butterfly Meadow items (bowls of different sizes), and they seem to be thinner, more delicate and more elegant than this dish. I will keep this dish though it seems heavier because it's still nice, and I'm sure it will be useful -- but it is not as dainty as the bowls, and it's a disappointment.The other complaint I have is the same as I have with Butterfly Meadow plates (which is why I'm not buying them) -- the pretty pictures of flowers and butterflies are in the middle (in the bottom) so they get covered by food. It makes no sense. The designer wasn't thinking straight. For this dish to be truly beautiful, some ornamentation on the inside of the rim i s needed, so it would be visible when the dish is being used (there is some ornamentation on the outside of the rim, but you can hardly see it when the plate sits on the table).

Answer: Butterfly Meadow

<hl> I have other Butterfly Meadow items (bowls of different sizes), and they seem to be thinner, more delicate and more elegant than this dish. <hl> I will keep this dish though it seems heavier because it's still nice, and I'm sure it will be useful -- but it is not as dainty as the bowls, and it's a disappointment. The other complaint I have is the same as I have with Butterfly Meadow plates (which is why I'm not buying them) -- the pretty pictures of flowers and butterflies are in the middle (in the bottom) so they get covered by food. It makes no sense. The designer wasn't thinking straight. For this dish to be truly beautiful, some ornamentation on the inside of the rim i s needed, so it would be visible when the dish is being used (there is some ornamentation on the outside of the rim, but you can hardly see it when the plate sits on the table).

I have other <hl> Butterfly Meadow <hl> items (bowls of different sizes), and they seem to be thinner, more delicate and more elegant than this dish. I will keep this dish though it seems heavier because it's still nice, and I'm sure it will be useful -- but it is not as dainty as the bowls, and it's a disappointment.The other complaint I have is the same as I have with Butterfly Meadow plates (which is why I'm not buying them) -- the pretty pictures of flowers and butterflies are in the middle (in the bottom) so they get covered by food. It makes no sense. The designer wasn't thinking straight. For this dish to be truly beautiful, some ornamentation on the inside of the rim i s needed, so it would be visible when the dish is being used (there is some ornamentation on the outside of the rim, but you can hardly see it when the plate sits on the table).


Question: What is the weight of the dish compared to other dishes the author owns

Answer: heavier

I have other Butterfly Meadow items (bowls of different sizes), and they seem to be thinner, more delicate and more elegant than this dish. <hl> I will keep this dish though it seems heavier because it's still nice, and I'm sure it will be useful -- but it is not as dainty as the bowls, and it's a disappointment. <hl> The other complaint I have is the same as I have with Butterfly Meadow plates (which is why I'm not buying them) -- the pretty pictures of flowers and butterflies are in the middle (in the bottom) so they get covered by food. It makes no sense. The designer wasn't thinking straight. For this dish to be truly beautiful, some ornamentation on the inside of the rim i s needed, so it would be visible when the dish is being used (there is some ornamentation on the outside of the rim, but you can hardly see it when the plate sits on the table).

I have other Butterfly Meadow items (bowls of different sizes), and they seem to be thinner, more delicate and more elegant than this dish. I will keep this dish though it seems <hl> heavier <hl> because it's still nice, and I'm sure it will be useful -- but it is not as dainty as the bowls, and it's a disappointment.The other complaint I have is the same as I have with Butterfly Meadow plates (which is why I'm not buying them) -- the pretty pictures of flowers and butterflies are in the middle (in the bottom) so they get covered by food. It makes no sense. The designer wasn't thinking straight. For this dish to be truly beautiful, some ornamentation on the inside of the rim i s needed, so it would be visible when the dish is being used (there is some ornamentation on the outside of the rim, but you can hardly see it when the plate sits on the table).


Question: How does the author describe the bowls they own?

Answer: dainty

I have other Butterfly Meadow items (bowls of different sizes), and they seem to be thinner, more delicate and more elegant than this dish. <hl> I will keep this dish though it seems heavier because it's still nice, and I'm sure it will be useful -- but it is not as dainty as the bowls, and it's a disappointment. <hl> The other complaint I have is the same as I have with Butterfly Meadow plates (which is why I'm not buying them) -- the pretty pictures of flowers and butterflies are in the middle (in the bottom) so they get covered by food. It makes no sense. The designer wasn't thinking straight. For this dish to be truly beautiful, some ornamentation on the inside of the rim i s needed, so it would be visible when the dish is being used (there is some ornamentation on the outside of the rim, but you can hardly see it when the plate sits on the table).

I have other Butterfly Meadow items (bowls of different sizes), and they seem to be thinner, more delicate and more elegant than this dish. I will keep this dish though it seems heavier because it's still nice, and I'm sure it will be useful -- but it is not as <hl> dainty <hl> as the bowls, and it's a disappointment.The other complaint I have is the same as I have with Butterfly Meadow plates (which is why I'm not buying them) -- the pretty pictures of flowers and butterflies are in the middle (in the bottom) so they get covered by food. It makes no sense. The designer wasn't thinking straight. For this dish to be truly beautiful, some ornamentation on the inside of the rim i s needed, so it would be visible when the dish is being used (there is some ornamentation on the outside of the rim, but you can hardly see it when the plate sits on the table).


Question: Where are the pictures of the flowers and butterflies on the dishes?

Answer: in the middle

I have other Butterfly Meadow items (bowls of different sizes), and they seem to be thinner, more delicate and more elegant than this dish. I will keep this dish though it seems heavier because it's still nice, and I'm sure it will be useful -- but it is not as dainty as the bowls, and it's a disappointment. <hl> The other complaint I have is the same as I have with Butterfly Meadow plates (which is why I'm not buying them) -- the pretty pictures of flowers and butterflies are in the middle (in the bottom) <hl> so they get covered by food. It makes no sense. The designer wasn't thinking straight. For this dish to be truly beautiful, some ornamentation on the inside of the rim i s needed, so it would be visible when the dish is being used (there is some ornamentation on the outside of the rim, but you can hardly see it when the plate sits on the table).

I have other Butterfly Meadow items (bowls of different sizes), and they seem to be thinner, more delicate and more elegant than this dish. I will keep this dish though it seems heavier because it's still nice, and I'm sure it will be useful -- but it is not as dainty as the bowls, and it's a disappointment.The other complaint I have is the same as I have with Butterfly Meadow plates (which is why I'm not buying them) -- the pretty pictures of flowers and butterflies are <hl> in the middle <hl> (in the bottom) so they get covered by food. It makes no sense. The designer wasn't thinking straight. For this dish to be truly beautiful, some ornamentation on the inside of the rim i s needed, so it would be visible when the dish is being used (there is some ornamentation on the outside of the rim, but you can hardly see it when the plate sits on the table).


Question: Where does the author suggest decoration is needed?

Answer: inside of the rim

I have other Butterfly Meadow items (bowls of different sizes), and they seem to be thinner, more delicate and more elegant than this dish. I will keep this dish though it seems heavier because it's still nice, and I'm sure it will be useful -- but it is not as dainty as the bowls, and it's a disappointment. The other complaint I have is the same as I have with Butterfly Meadow plates (which is why I'm not buying them) -- the pretty pictures of flowers and butterflies are in the middle (in the bottom) so they get covered by food. It makes no sense. The designer wasn't thinking straight. <hl> For this dish to be truly beautiful, some ornamentation on the inside of the rim i s needed, so it would be visible when the dish is being used (there is some ornamentation on the outside of the rim, but you can hardly see it when the plate sits on the table). <hl>

I have other Butterfly Meadow items (bowls of different sizes), and they seem to be thinner, more delicate and more elegant than this dish. I will keep this dish though it seems heavier because it's still nice, and I'm sure it will be useful -- but it is not as dainty as the bowls, and it's a disappointment.The other complaint I have is the same as I have with Butterfly Meadow plates (which is why I'm not buying them) -- the pretty pictures of flowers and butterflies are in the middle (in the bottom) so they get covered by food. It makes no sense. The designer wasn't thinking straight. For this dish to be truly beautiful, some ornamentation on the <hl> inside of the rim <hl> i s needed, so it would be visible when the dish is being used (there is some ornamentation on the outside of the rim, but you can hardly see it when the plate sits on the table).


Question: What is the size of the grinder?

Yes, it's small, we knew that when we bought it so I'm not complaining about the product description. I guess I didn't anticipate how difficult it would be to transfer the grounds into the espresso thingy. I don't really have a small enough spoon to get in the grinder basin so I try to just grind a perfect amount and then carefully dump it into the press. It always makes quite a mess on the counter but I haven't looked for another product because this one does it's job of grinding beautiful aromatic coffee so well!

Answer: small

<hl> Yes, it's small , we knew that when we bought it so I'm not complaining about the product description. <hl> I guess I didn't anticipate how difficult it would be to transfer the grounds into the espresso thingy. I don't really have a small enough spoon to get in the grinder basin so I try to just grind a perfect amount and then carefully dump it into the press. It always makes quite a mess on the counter but I haven't looked for another product because this one does it's job of grinding beautiful aromatic coffee so well!

Yes, it's <hl> small <hl>, we knew that when we bought it so I'm not complaining about the product description. I guess I didn't anticipate how difficult it would be to transfer the grounds into the espresso thingy. I don't really have a small enough spoon to get in the grinder basin so I try to just grind a perfect amount and then carefully dump it into the press. It always makes quite a mess on the counter but I haven't looked for another product because this one does it's job of grinding beautiful aromatic coffee so well!

Yes, it's <hl> small <hl> , we knew that when we bought it so I'm not complaining about the product description.


Question: What didn't the author anticipate?

Answer: how difficult it would be to transfer the grounds into the espresso thingy

Yes, it's small, we knew that when we bought it so I'm not complaining about the product description. <hl> I guess I didn't anticipate how difficult it would be to transfer the grounds into the espresso thingy . <hl> I don't really have a small enough spoon to get in the grinder basin so I try to just grind a perfect amount and then carefully dump it into the press. It always makes quite a mess on the counter but I haven't looked for another product because this one does it's job of grinding beautiful aromatic coffee so well!

Yes, it's small, we knew that when we bought it so I'm not complaining about the product description. I guess I didn't anticipate <hl> how difficult it would be to transfer the grounds into the espresso thingy <hl>. I don't really have a small enough spoon to get in the grinder basin so I try to just grind a perfect amount and then carefully dump it into the press. It always makes quite a mess on the counter but I haven't looked for another product because this one does it's job of grinding beautiful aromatic coffee so well!

I guess I didn't anticipate <hl> how difficult it would be to transfer the grounds into the espresso thingy <hl> .


Question: What doesn't the author have that is small enough?

Answer: spoon

Yes, it's small, we knew that when we bought it so I'm not complaining about the product description. I guess I didn't anticipate how difficult it would be to transfer the grounds into the espresso thingy. <hl> I don't really have a small enough spoon to get in the grinder basin so I try to just grind a perfect amount and then carefully dump it into the press. <hl> It always makes quite a mess on the counter but I haven't looked for another product because this one does it's job of grinding beautiful aromatic coffee so well!

Yes, it's small, we knew that when we bought it so I'm not complaining about the product description. I guess I didn't anticipate how difficult it would be to transfer the grounds into the espresso thingy. I don't really have a small enough <hl> spoon <hl> to get in the grinder basin so I try to just grind a perfect amount and then carefully dump it into the press. It always makes quite a mess on the counter but I haven't looked for another product because this one does it's job of grinding beautiful aromatic coffee so well!


Question: Where does the author always make a mess?

Answer: on the counter

Yes, it's small, we knew that when we bought it so I'm not complaining about the product description. I guess I didn't anticipate how difficult it would be to transfer the grounds into the espresso thingy. I don't really have a small enough spoon to get in the grinder basin so I try to just grind a perfect amount and then carefully dump it into the press. <hl> It always makes quite a mess on the counter but I haven't looked for another product because this one does it's job of grinding beautiful aromatic coffee so well! <hl>

Yes, it's small, we knew that when we bought it so I'm not complaining about the product description. I guess I didn't anticipate how difficult it would be to transfer the grounds into the espresso thingy. I don't really have a small enough spoon to get in the grinder basin so I try to just grind a perfect amount and then carefully dump it into the press. It always makes quite a mess <hl> on the counter <hl> but I haven't looked for another product because this one does it's job of grinding beautiful aromatic coffee so well!


Question: Where do they dump the coffee grounds?

Answer: into the press

Yes, it's small, we knew that when we bought it so I'm not complaining about the product description. I guess I didn't anticipate how difficult it would be to transfer the grounds into the espresso thingy. I don't really have a small enough spoon to get in the grinder basin <hl> so I try to just grind a perfect amount and then carefully dump it into the press . <hl> It always makes quite a mess on the counter but I haven't looked for another product because this one does it's job of grinding beautiful aromatic coffee so well!

Yes, it's small, we knew that when we bought it so I'm not complaining about the product description. I guess I didn't anticipate how difficult it would be to transfer the grounds into the espresso thingy. I don't really have a small enough spoon to get in the grinder basin so I try to just grind a perfect amount and then carefully dump it <hl> into the press <hl>. It always makes quite a mess on the counter but I haven't looked for another product because this one does it's job of grinding beautiful aromatic coffee so well!

so I try to just grind a perfect amount and then carefully dump it <hl> into the press <hl> .


Question: How long did the authors first Joey last?

I'm on my second Joey after the first [yes, plastic] pump deteriorated, but that was after 3 and 1/2 years. That's not an especially laudable longevity, but I otherwise like the Joey so much that I got another one anyway. (The whole Joey: ridiculously, there's no Umbra replacement pump part. A substitution, however, could probably have been found.) Yes it's rather big - the base is 4" front-to-back and 3" side-to-side - but I could not find another dispenser that also holds the sponge, a convenience I now require. It does fit on the corner of the lip of my sink just fine. The pocket is only 1+3/4" deep (top-to-bottom) so regarding 'Grandma's' claim, I can't imagine how anyone could store a toothbrush and toothpaste and timer and floss in there: absolutely no way, as they would just fall over and out (except for the floss). But it holds one sponge or Dobie reasonably well. Don't expect any more than that. The dispenser holds a lot of soap/detergent, so you rarely have to refill it. I bought mine in white, through Amazon.

Answer: 3 and 1/2 years

<hl> I'm on my second Joey after the first [yes, plastic] pump deteriorated, but that was after 3 and 1/2 years . <hl> That's not an especially laudable longevity, but I otherwise like the Joey so much that I got another one anyway. (The whole Joey: ridiculously, there's no Umbra replacement pump part. A substitution, however, could probably have been found.) Yes it's rather big - the base is 4" front-to-back and 3" side-to-side - but I could not find another dispenser that also holds the sponge, a convenience I now require. It does fit on the corner of the lip of my sink just fine. The pocket is only 1+3/4" deep (top-to-bottom) so regarding 'Grandma's' claim, I can't imagine how anyone could store a toothbrush and toothpaste and timer and floss in there: absolutely no way, as they would just fall over and out (except for the floss). But it holds one sponge or Dobie reasonably well. Don't expect any more than that. The dispenser holds a lot of soap/detergent, so you rarely have to refill it. I bought mine in white, through Amazon.

I'm on my second Joey after the first [yes, plastic] pump deteriorated, but that was after <hl> 3 and 1/2 years <hl>. That's not an especially laudable longevity, but I otherwise like the Joey so much that I got another one anyway. (The whole Joey: ridiculously, there's no Umbra replacement pump part. A substitution, however, could probably have been found.) Yes it's rather big - the base is 4" front-to-back and 3" side-to-side - but I could not find another dispenser that also holds the sponge, a convenience I now require. It does fit on the corner of the lip of my sink just fine. The pocket is only 1+3/4" deep (top-to-bottom) so regarding 'Grandma's' claim, I can't imagine how anyone could store a toothbrush and toothpaste and timer and floss in there: absolutely no way, as they would just fall over and out (except for the floss). But it holds one sponge or Dobie reasonably well. Don't expect any more than that. The dispenser holds a lot of soap/detergent, so you rarely have to refill it. I bought mine in white, through Amazon.

I'm on my second Joey after the first [yes, plastic] pump deteriorated, but that was after <hl> 3 and 1/2 years <hl> .


Question: What are the main measurements of the Joey?

Answer: base is 4" front-to-back and 3" side-to-side

I'm on my second Joey after the first [yes, plastic] pump deteriorated, but that was after 3 and 1/2 years. That's not an especially laudable longevity, but I otherwise like the Joey so much that I got another one anyway. (The whole Joey: ridiculously, there's no Umbra replacement pump part. A substitution, however, could probably have been found.) <hl> Yes it's rather big - the base is 4" front-to-back and 3" side-to-side - <hl> but I could not find another dispenser that also holds the sponge, a convenience I now require. It does fit on the corner of the lip of my sink just fine. The pocket is only 1+3/4" deep (top-to-bottom) so regarding 'Grandma's' claim, I can't imagine how anyone could store a toothbrush and toothpaste and timer and floss in there: absolutely no way, as they would just fall over and out (except for the floss). But it holds one sponge or Dobie reasonably well. Don't expect any more than that. The dispenser holds a lot of soap/detergent, so you rarely have to refill it. I bought mine in white, through Amazon.

I'm on my second Joey after the first [yes, plastic] pump deteriorated, but that was after 3 and 1/2 years. That's not an especially laudable longevity, but I otherwise like the Joey so much that I got another one anyway. (The whole Joey: ridiculously, there's no Umbra replacement pump part. A substitution, however, could probably have been found.) Yes it's rather big - the <hl> base is 4" front-to-back and 3" side-to-side <hl> - but I could not find another dispenser that also holds the sponge, a convenience I now require. It does fit on the corner of the lip of my sink just fine. The pocket is only 1+3/4" deep (top-to-bottom) so regarding 'Grandma's' claim, I can't imagine how anyone could store a toothbrush and toothpaste and timer and floss in there: absolutely no way, as they would just fall over and out (except for the floss). But it holds one sponge or Dobie reasonably well. Don't expect any more than that. The dispenser holds a lot of soap/detergent, so you rarely have to refill it. I bought mine in white, through Amazon.


Question: How deep is the pocket?

Answer: 1+3/4"

I'm on my second Joey after the first [yes, plastic] pump deteriorated, but that was after 3 and 1/2 years. That's not an especially laudable longevity, but I otherwise like the Joey so much that I got another one anyway. (The whole Joey: ridiculously, there's no Umbra replacement pump part. A substitution, however, could probably have been found.) Yes it's rather big - the base is 4" front-to-back and 3" side-to-side - but I could not find another dispenser that also holds the sponge, a convenience I now require. It does fit on the corner of the lip of my sink just fine. <hl> The pocket is only 1+3/4" deep (top-to-bottom) so regarding 'Grandma's' claim, I can't imagine how anyone could store a toothbrush and toothpaste and timer and floss in there: absolutely no way, as they would just fall over and out (except for the floss). <hl> But it holds one sponge or Dobie reasonably well. Don't expect any more than that. The dispenser holds a lot of soap/detergent, so you rarely have to refill it. I bought mine in white, through Amazon.

I'm on my second Joey after the first [yes, plastic] pump deteriorated, but that was after 3 and 1/2 years. That's not an especially laudable longevity, but I otherwise like the Joey so much that I got another one anyway. (The whole Joey: ridiculously, there's no Umbra replacement pump part. A substitution, however, could probably have been found.) Yes it's rather big - the base is 4" front-to-back and 3" side-to-side - but I could not find another dispenser that also holds the sponge, a convenience I now require. It does fit on the corner of the lip of my sink just fine. The pocket is only <hl> 1+3/4" <hl> deep (top-to-bottom) so regarding 'Grandma's' claim, I can't imagine how anyone could store a toothbrush and toothpaste and timer and floss in there: absolutely no way, as they would just fall over and out (except for the floss). But it holds one sponge or Dobie reasonably well. Don't expect any more than that. The dispenser holds a lot of soap/detergent, so you rarely have to refill it. I bought mine in white, through Amazon.


Question: What color did the author buy?

Answer: white

I'm on my second Joey after the first [yes, plastic] pump deteriorated, but that was after 3 and 1/2 years. That's not an especially laudable longevity, but I otherwise like the Joey so much that I got another one anyway. (The whole Joey: ridiculously, there's no Umbra replacement pump part. A substitution, however, could probably have been found.) Yes it's rather big - the base is 4" front-to-back and 3" side-to-side - but I could not find another dispenser that also holds the sponge, a convenience I now require. It does fit on the corner of the lip of my sink just fine. The pocket is only 1+3/4" deep (top-to-bottom) so regarding 'Grandma's' claim, I can't imagine how anyone could store a toothbrush and toothpaste and timer and floss in there: absolutely no way, as they would just fall over and out (except for the floss). But it holds one sponge or Dobie reasonably well. Don't expect any more than that. The dispenser holds a lot of soap/detergent, so you rarely have to refill it. <hl> I bought mine in white , through Amazon. <hl>

I'm on my second Joey after the first [yes, plastic] pump deteriorated, but that was after 3 and 1/2 years. That's not an especially laudable longevity, but I otherwise like the Joey so much that I got another one anyway. (The whole Joey: ridiculously, there's no Umbra replacement pump part. A substitution, however, could probably have been found.) Yes it's rather big - the base is 4" front-to-back and 3" side-to-side - but I could not find another dispenser that also holds the sponge, a convenience I now require. It does fit on the corner of the lip of my sink just fine. The pocket is only 1+3/4" deep (top-to-bottom) so regarding 'Grandma's' claim, I can't imagine how anyone could store a toothbrush and toothpaste and timer and floss in there: absolutely no way, as they would just fall over and out (except for the floss). But it holds one sponge or Dobie reasonably well. Don't expect any more than that. The dispenser holds a lot of soap/detergent, so you rarely have to refill it. I bought mine in <hl> white <hl>, through Amazon.

I bought mine in <hl> white <hl> , through Amazon.


Question: What online store did they buy the Joey from?

Answer: Amazon

I'm on my second Joey after the first [yes, plastic] pump deteriorated, but that was after 3 and 1/2 years. That's not an especially laudable longevity, but I otherwise like the Joey so much that I got another one anyway. (The whole Joey: ridiculously, there's no Umbra replacement pump part. A substitution, however, could probably have been found.) Yes it's rather big - the base is 4" front-to-back and 3" side-to-side - but I could not find another dispenser that also holds the sponge, a convenience I now require. It does fit on the corner of the lip of my sink just fine. The pocket is only 1+3/4" deep (top-to-bottom) so regarding 'Grandma's' claim, I can't imagine how anyone could store a toothbrush and toothpaste and timer and floss in there: absolutely no way, as they would just fall over and out (except for the floss). But it holds one sponge or Dobie reasonably well. Don't expect any more than that. The dispenser holds a lot of soap/detergent, so you rarely have to refill it. <hl> I bought mine in white, through Amazon . <hl>

I'm on my second Joey after the first [yes, plastic] pump deteriorated, but that was after 3 and 1/2 years. That's not an especially laudable longevity, but I otherwise like the Joey so much that I got another one anyway. (The whole Joey: ridiculously, there's no Umbra replacement pump part. A substitution, however, could probably have been found.) Yes it's rather big - the base is 4" front-to-back and 3" side-to-side - but I could not find another dispenser that also holds the sponge, a convenience I now require. It does fit on the corner of the lip of my sink just fine. The pocket is only 1+3/4" deep (top-to-bottom) so regarding 'Grandma's' claim, I can't imagine how anyone could store a toothbrush and toothpaste and timer and floss in there: absolutely no way, as they would just fall over and out (except for the floss). But it holds one sponge or Dobie reasonably well. Don't expect any more than that. The dispenser holds a lot of soap/detergent, so you rarely have to refill it. I bought mine in white, through <hl> Amazon <hl>.

I bought mine in white, through <hl> Amazon <hl> .


Question: What is the finish of the shakers?

I love this satin brushed salt and pepper shaker. The idea to store the pepper shaker in the salt shaker is great. I love watching guests trying to figure it out. I do not have any problems getting enough salt out of the shaker and the pepper shaker is more for white pepper. I do use white pepper often, but only as powder. If I need black pepper I do use a pepper mill. I am trying to avoid too much salt and pepper anyway and I really do not like the automatic grab to the salt shaker. So the little wholes do work well.The salt and pepper shaker are easy to refill and also easy to clean.

Answer: satin brushed

<hl> I love this satin brushed salt and pepper shaker. <hl> The idea to store the pepper shaker in the salt shaker is great. I love watching guests trying to figure it out. I do not have any problems getting enough salt out of the shaker and the pepper shaker is more for white pepper. I do use white pepper often, but only as powder. If I need black pepper I do use a pepper mill. I am trying to avoid too much salt and pepper anyway and I really do not like the automatic grab to the salt shaker. So the little wholes do work well. The salt and pepper shaker are easy to refill and also easy to clean.

I love this <hl> satin brushed <hl> salt and pepper shaker. The idea to store the pepper shaker in the salt shaker is great. I love watching guests trying to figure it out. I do not have any problems getting enough salt out of the shaker and the pepper shaker is more for white pepper. I do use white pepper often, but only as powder. If I need black pepper I do use a pepper mill. I am trying to avoid too much salt and pepper anyway and I really do not like the automatic grab to the salt shaker. So the little wholes do work well.The salt and pepper shaker are easy to refill and also easy to clean.


Question: What kind of pepper does the author use the most?

Answer: white pepper

I love this satin brushed salt and pepper shaker. The idea to store the pepper shaker in the salt shaker is great. I love watching guests trying to figure it out. <hl> I do not have any problems getting enough salt out of the shaker and the pepper shaker is more for white pepper . <hl> I do use white pepper often, but only as powder. If I need black pepper I do use a pepper mill. I am trying to avoid too much salt and pepper anyway and I really do not like the automatic grab to the salt shaker. So the little wholes do work well. The salt and pepper shaker are easy to refill and also easy to clean.

I love this satin brushed salt and pepper shaker. The idea to store the pepper shaker in the salt shaker is great. I love watching guests trying to figure it out. I do not have any problems getting enough salt out of the shaker and the pepper shaker is more for <hl> white pepper <hl>. I do use white pepper often, but only as powder. If I need black pepper I do use a pepper mill. I am trying to avoid too much salt and pepper anyway and I really do not like the automatic grab to the salt shaker. So the little wholes do work well.The salt and pepper shaker are easy to refill and also easy to clean.

I do not have any problems getting enough salt out of the shaker and the pepper shaker is more for <hl> white pepper <hl> .


Question: What does the author say about refilling the shakers?

Answer: easy to refill

I love this satin brushed salt and pepper shaker. The idea to store the pepper shaker in the salt shaker is great. I love watching guests trying to figure it out. I do not have any problems getting enough salt out of the shaker and the pepper shaker is more for white pepper. I do use white pepper often, but only as powder. If I need black pepper I do use a pepper mill. I am trying to avoid too much salt and pepper anyway and I really do not like the automatic grab to the salt shaker. So the little wholes do work well. <hl> The salt and pepper shaker are easy to refill and also easy to clean. <hl>

I love this satin brushed salt and pepper shaker. The idea to store the pepper shaker in the salt shaker is great. I love watching guests trying to figure it out. I do not have any problems getting enough salt out of the shaker and the pepper shaker is more for white pepper. I do use white pepper often, but only as powder. If I need black pepper I do use a pepper mill. I am trying to avoid too much salt and pepper anyway and I really do not like the automatic grab to the salt shaker. So the little wholes do work well.The salt and pepper shaker are <hl> easy to refill <hl> and also easy to clean.


Question: Where is the pepper shaker stored?

Answer: in the salt shaker

I love this satin brushed salt and pepper shaker. <hl> The idea to store the pepper shaker in the salt shaker is great. <hl> I love watching guests trying to figure it out. I do not have any problems getting enough salt out of the shaker and the pepper shaker is more for white pepper. I do use white pepper often, but only as powder. If I need black pepper I do use a pepper mill. I am trying to avoid too much salt and pepper anyway and I really do not like the automatic grab to the salt shaker. So the little wholes do work well. The salt and pepper shaker are easy to refill and also easy to clean.

I love this satin brushed salt and pepper shaker. The idea to store the pepper shaker <hl> in the salt shaker <hl> is great. I love watching guests trying to figure it out. I do not have any problems getting enough salt out of the shaker and the pepper shaker is more for white pepper. I do use white pepper often, but only as powder. If I need black pepper I do use a pepper mill. I am trying to avoid too much salt and pepper anyway and I really do not like the automatic grab to the salt shaker. So the little wholes do work well.The salt and pepper shaker are easy to refill and also easy to clean.


Question: What kind of white pepper does the author use?

Answer: powder

I love this satin brushed salt and pepper shaker. The idea to store the pepper shaker in the salt shaker is great. I love watching guests trying to figure it out. I do not have any problems getting enough salt out of the shaker and the pepper shaker is more for white pepper. <hl> I do use white pepper often, but only as powder . <hl> If I need black pepper I do use a pepper mill. I am trying to avoid too much salt and pepper anyway and I really do not like the automatic grab to the salt shaker. So the little wholes do work well. The salt and pepper shaker are easy to refill and also easy to clean.

I love this satin brushed salt and pepper shaker. The idea to store the pepper shaker in the salt shaker is great. I love watching guests trying to figure it out. I do not have any problems getting enough salt out of the shaker and the pepper shaker is more for white pepper. I do use white pepper often, but only as <hl> powder <hl>. If I need black pepper I do use a pepper mill. I am trying to avoid too much salt and pepper anyway and I really do not like the automatic grab to the salt shaker. So the little wholes do work well.The salt and pepper shaker are easy to refill and also easy to clean.

I do use white pepper often, but only as <hl> powder <hl> .


Question: How much did the author spend?

I tried all of the different disposable products. Waisted like 60 bucks on all of them. Amazon was loving me. They ALL leak. I am back to regular manufacturer K-Cups or the My K-Cup (the one you can get in the store) (That's the only one that doesn't leak).I even went online and checked out the reviews that said to move the rubber seal down on the needle, it didn't work.Keurig is designed to brew with high pressure. To do that, you need an airtight seal. This doesn't provide that. That is why Keurig is not selling these in the store next to their machines.Specifically, I tried this with several different options. The My K-cup, the K-Caps to name a few. The flap that overhangs the cup wicks the water out of the K'cup when the machine applies water pressure and the coffee leaks over the side of the cup and all through the machine.

Answer: 60 bucks

Waisted like 60 bucks on all of them.

I tried all of the different disposable products. <hl> Waisted like 60 bucks on all of them. <hl> Amazon was loving me. They ALL leak. I am back to regular manufacturer K-Cups or the My K-Cup (the one you can get in the store) (That's the only one that doesn't leak).I even went online and checked out the reviews that said to move the rubber seal down on the needle, it didn't work. Keurig is designed to brew with high pressure. To do that, you need an airtight seal. This doesn't provide that. That is why Keurig is not selling these in the store next to their machines. Specifically, I tried this with several different options. The My K-cup, the K-Caps to name a few. The flap that overhangs the cup wicks the water out of the K'cup when the machine applies water pressure and the coffee leaks over the side of the cup and all through the machine.

I tried all of the different disposable products. Waisted like <hl> 60 bucks <hl> on all of them. Amazon was loving me. They ALL leak. I am back to regular manufacturer K-Cups or the My K-Cup (the one you can get in the store) (That's the only one that doesn't leak).I even went online and checked out the reviews that said to move the rubber seal down on the needle, it didn't work.Keurig is designed to brew with high pressure. To do that, you need an airtight seal. This doesn't provide that. That is why Keurig is not selling these in the store next to their machines.Specifically, I tried this with several different options. The My K-cup, the K-Caps to name a few. The flap that overhangs the cup wicks the water out of the K'cup when the machine applies water pressure and the coffee leaks over the side of the cup and all through the machine.


Question: What do all the disposable products do that causes a messy problem?

Answer: They ALL leak

They ALL leak .

I tried all of the different disposable products. Waisted like 60 bucks on all of them. Amazon was loving me. <hl> They ALL leak . <hl> I am back to regular manufacturer K-Cups or the My K-Cup (the one you can get in the store) (That's the only one that doesn't leak).I even went online and checked out the reviews that said to move the rubber seal down on the needle, it didn't work. Keurig is designed to brew with high pressure. To do that, you need an airtight seal. This doesn't provide that. That is why Keurig is not selling these in the store next to their machines. Specifically, I tried this with several different options. The My K-cup, the K-Caps to name a few. The flap that overhangs the cup wicks the water out of the K'cup when the machine applies water pressure and the coffee leaks over the side of the cup and all through the machine.

I tried all of the different disposable products. Waisted like 60 bucks on all of them. Amazon was loving me. <hl> They ALL leak <hl>. I am back to regular manufacturer K-Cups or the My K-Cup (the one you can get in the store) (That's the only one that doesn't leak).I even went online and checked out the reviews that said to move the rubber seal down on the needle, it didn't work.Keurig is designed to brew with high pressure. To do that, you need an airtight seal. This doesn't provide that. That is why Keurig is not selling these in the store next to their machines.Specifically, I tried this with several different options. The My K-cup, the K-Caps to name a few. The flap that overhangs the cup wicks the water out of the K'cup when the machine applies water pressure and the coffee leaks over the side of the cup and all through the machine.