Question: Where did they get the liner and hooks?

Answer: amazon.com

I got this shower curtain to match my Audrey's Garden accessories that I bought on clearance at BBB several years ago. Each piece of the collection has a different flower in white on a black background, absolutely beautiful, although I didn't get the glasses. The shower curtain is translucent, but I put a black liner behind it. It is absolutely beautiful! The photo is at the side, as you can see, not in the middle of the shower curtain. This is a real plus because you can push the shower curtain to the side and still see most of the beautiful photo of tulips on the shower curtain. <hl> I got the hooks and the black liner here at amazon.com , could have gotten the shower curtain, too, but I didn't know it was here and I had already ordered the curtain from walmart.com. <hl> Had it shipped to the store so I didn't have to pay postage. I recommend the curtain, the black liner and the little black painted flower shower hooks.

I got this shower curtain to match my Audrey's Garden accessories that I bought on clearance at BBB several years ago. Each piece of the collection has a different flower in white on a black background, absolutely beautiful, although I didn't get the glasses. The shower curtain is translucent, but I put a black liner behind it. It is absolutely beautiful! The photo is at the side, as you can see, not in the middle of the shower curtain. This is a real plus because you can push the shower curtain to the side and still see most of the beautiful photo of tulips on the shower curtain. I got the hooks and the black liner here at <hl> amazon.com <hl>, could have gotten the shower curtain, too, but I didn't know it was here and I had already ordered the curtain from walmart.com. Had it shipped to the store so I didn't have to pay postage. I recommend the curtain, the black liner and the little black painted flower shower hooks.

I got the hooks and the black liner here at <hl> amazon.com <hl> , could have gotten the shower curtain, too, but I didn't know it was here and I had already ordered the curtain from walmart.com.


Question: What photo is printed onto the curtain?

I got this shower curtain to match my Audrey's Garden accessories that I bought on clearance at BBB several years ago. Each piece of the collection has a different flower in white on a black background, absolutely beautiful, although I didn't get the glasses. The shower curtain is translucent, but I put a black liner behind it. It is absolutely beautiful! The photo is at the side, as you can see, not in the middle of the shower curtain. This is a real plus because you can push the shower curtain to the side and still see most of the beautiful photo of tulips on the shower curtain. I got the hooks and the black liner here at amazon.com, could have gotten the shower curtain, too, but I didn't know it was here and I had already ordered the curtain from walmart.com. Had it shipped to the store so I didn't have to pay postage. I recommend the curtain, the black liner and the little black painted flower shower hooks.

Answer: photo of tulips

I got this shower curtain to match my Audrey's Garden accessories that I bought on clearance at BBB several years ago. Each piece of the collection has a different flower in white on a black background, absolutely beautiful, although I didn't get the glasses. The shower curtain is translucent, but I put a black liner behind it. It is absolutely beautiful! The photo is at the side, as you can see, not in the middle of the shower curtain. <hl> This is a real plus because you can push the shower curtain to the side and still see most of the beautiful photo of tulips on the shower curtain. <hl> I got the hooks and the black liner here at amazon.com, could have gotten the shower curtain, too, but I didn't know it was here and I had already ordered the curtain from walmart.com. Had it shipped to the store so I didn't have to pay postage. I recommend the curtain, the black liner and the little black painted flower shower hooks.

I got this shower curtain to match my Audrey's Garden accessories that I bought on clearance at BBB several years ago. Each piece of the collection has a different flower in white on a black background, absolutely beautiful, although I didn't get the glasses. The shower curtain is translucent, but I put a black liner behind it. It is absolutely beautiful! The photo is at the side, as you can see, not in the middle of the shower curtain. This is a real plus because you can push the shower curtain to the side and still see most of the beautiful <hl> photo of tulips <hl> on the shower curtain. I got the hooks and the black liner here at amazon.com, could have gotten the shower curtain, too, but I didn't know it was here and I had already ordered the curtain from walmart.com. Had it shipped to the store so I didn't have to pay postage. I recommend the curtain, the black liner and the little black painted flower shower hooks.


Question: What do they put behind the shower curtain because it's clear?

Answer: a black liner

I got this shower curtain to match my Audrey's Garden accessories that I bought on clearance at BBB several years ago. Each piece of the collection has a different flower in white on a black background, absolutely beautiful, although I didn't get the glasses. <hl> The shower curtain is translucent, but I put a black liner behind it. <hl> It is absolutely beautiful! The photo is at the side, as you can see, not in the middle of the shower curtain. This is a real plus because you can push the shower curtain to the side and still see most of the beautiful photo of tulips on the shower curtain. I got the hooks and the black liner here at amazon.com, could have gotten the shower curtain, too, but I didn't know it was here and I had already ordered the curtain from walmart.com. Had it shipped to the store so I didn't have to pay postage. I recommend the curtain, the black liner and the little black painted flower shower hooks.

I got this shower curtain to match my Audrey's Garden accessories that I bought on clearance at BBB several years ago. Each piece of the collection has a different flower in white on a black background, absolutely beautiful, although I didn't get the glasses. The shower curtain is translucent, but I put <hl> a black liner <hl> behind it. It is absolutely beautiful! The photo is at the side, as you can see, not in the middle of the shower curtain. This is a real plus because you can push the shower curtain to the side and still see most of the beautiful photo of tulips on the shower curtain. I got the hooks and the black liner here at amazon.com, could have gotten the shower curtain, too, but I didn't know it was here and I had already ordered the curtain from walmart.com. Had it shipped to the store so I didn't have to pay postage. I recommend the curtain, the black liner and the little black painted flower shower hooks.


Question: What year did they first use the Exo Super Peel?

I've owned and used an Exo Super Peel since 2006. I just used it today, to move some soft/sticky Italian bread loaves from my kitchen counter to a perforated loaf pan. No sticking, no hassles. It was much easier than trying to roll/slide/move the loaves into the pan any other way.The Super Peel is great when moving soft/sticky pizza or any sort of dough from your working surface into the oven. It's MUCH better than a traditional "peel". Less sticking, less deformation of a sticky dough creation.I like it...a lot!

Answer: 2006

<hl> I've owned and used an Exo Super Peel since 2006 . <hl> I just used it today, to move some soft/sticky Italian bread loaves from my kitchen counter to a perforated loaf pan. No sticking, no hassles. It was much easier than trying to roll/slide/move the loaves into the pan any other way. The Super Peel is great when moving soft/sticky pizza or any sort of dough from your working surface into the oven. It's MUCH better than a traditional "peel". Less sticking, less deformation of a sticky dough creation. I like it...a lot!

I've owned and used an Exo Super Peel since <hl> 2006 <hl>. I just used it today, to move some soft/sticky Italian bread loaves from my kitchen counter to a perforated loaf pan. No sticking, no hassles. It was much easier than trying to roll/slide/move the loaves into the pan any other way.The Super Peel is great when moving soft/sticky pizza or any sort of dough from your working surface into the oven. It's MUCH better than a traditional "peel". Less sticking, less deformation of a sticky dough creation.I like it...a lot!

I've owned and used an Exo Super Peel since <hl> 2006 <hl> .


Question: What is nice about the perforated loaf pan?

Answer: No sticking, no hassles

No sticking, no hassles .

I've owned and used an Exo Super Peel since 2006. I just used it today, to move some soft/sticky Italian bread loaves from my kitchen counter to a perforated loaf pan. <hl> No sticking, no hassles . <hl> It was much easier than trying to roll/slide/move the loaves into the pan any other way. The Super Peel is great when moving soft/sticky pizza or any sort of dough from your working surface into the oven. It's MUCH better than a traditional "peel". Less sticking, less deformation of a sticky dough creation. I like it...a lot!

I've owned and used an Exo Super Peel since 2006. I just used it today, to move some soft/sticky Italian bread loaves from my kitchen counter to a perforated loaf pan. <hl> No sticking, no hassles <hl>. It was much easier than trying to roll/slide/move the loaves into the pan any other way.The Super Peel is great when moving soft/sticky pizza or any sort of dough from your working surface into the oven. It's MUCH better than a traditional "peel". Less sticking, less deformation of a sticky dough creation.I like it...a lot!


Question: What can easily be moved into the oven using the Super Peel?

Answer: soft/sticky pizza or any sort of dough

I've owned and used an Exo Super Peel since 2006. I just used it today, to move some soft/sticky Italian bread loaves from my kitchen counter to a perforated loaf pan. No sticking, no hassles. It was much easier than trying to roll/slide/move the loaves into the pan any other way. <hl> The Super Peel is great when moving soft/sticky pizza or any sort of dough from your working surface into the oven. <hl> It's MUCH better than a traditional "peel". Less sticking, less deformation of a sticky dough creation. I like it...a lot!

I've owned and used an Exo Super Peel since 2006. I just used it today, to move some soft/sticky Italian bread loaves from my kitchen counter to a perforated loaf pan. No sticking, no hassles. It was much easier than trying to roll/slide/move the loaves into the pan any other way.The Super Peel is great when moving <hl> soft/sticky pizza or any sort of dough <hl> from your working surface into the oven. It's MUCH better than a traditional "peel". Less sticking, less deformation of a sticky dough creation.I like it...a lot!


Question: It's much easier to use The Super Peel, than to?

Answer: roll/slide/move the loaves into the pan any other way

I've owned and used an Exo Super Peel since 2006. I just used it today, to move some soft/sticky Italian bread loaves from my kitchen counter to a perforated loaf pan. No sticking, no hassles. <hl> It was much easier than trying to roll/slide/move the loaves into the pan any other way .The Super Peel is great when moving soft/sticky pizza or any sort of dough from your working surface into the oven. <hl> It's MUCH better than a traditional "peel". Less sticking, less deformation of a sticky dough creation. I like it...a lot!

I've owned and used an Exo Super Peel since 2006. I just used it today, to move some soft/sticky Italian bread loaves from my kitchen counter to a perforated loaf pan. No sticking, no hassles. It was much easier than trying to <hl> roll/slide/move the loaves into the pan any other way <hl>.The Super Peel is great when moving soft/sticky pizza or any sort of dough from your working surface into the oven. It's MUCH better than a traditional "peel". Less sticking, less deformation of a sticky dough creation.I like it...a lot!

It was much easier than trying to <hl> roll/slide/move the loaves into the pan any other way <hl> .The Super Peel is great when moving soft/sticky pizza or any sort of dough from your working surface into the oven.


Question: What does it create less of, unlike other peels?

Answer: Less sticking, less deformation

I've owned and used an Exo Super Peel since 2006. I just used it today, to move some soft/sticky Italian bread loaves from my kitchen counter to a perforated loaf pan. No sticking, no hassles. It was much easier than trying to roll/slide/move the loaves into the pan any other way. The Super Peel is great when moving soft/sticky pizza or any sort of dough from your working surface into the oven. It's MUCH better than a traditional "peel". <hl> Less sticking, less deformation of a sticky dough creation. <hl> I like it...a lot!

I've owned and used an Exo Super Peel since 2006. I just used it today, to move some soft/sticky Italian bread loaves from my kitchen counter to a perforated loaf pan. No sticking, no hassles. It was much easier than trying to roll/slide/move the loaves into the pan any other way.The Super Peel is great when moving soft/sticky pizza or any sort of dough from your working surface into the oven. It's MUCH better than a traditional "peel". <hl> Less sticking, less deformation <hl> of a sticky dough creation.I like it...a lot!


Question: What did they buy years ago?

I bought the Dirt Devil Breeze years ago and it is still running. I have always liked it; it is pretty light-weight and handles easily. The cord is super long. So when Amazon offered the Breeze at a really good price, I grabbed this one as a second one in the house. One thing I like about it is the fact that it is bagless. We have a Black Lab and it is amazing the amount of dog hair it picks up that you see in the reservoir after running it. It is easy to empty. The tube snaps off the cleaner easily and you can dump the dirt right in the garbage can. There is really nothing I dislike about it. For the price, it is highly recommended. Although I have a bigger sweeper, I keep using the Breeze. It would be perfect for an apartment as it is a bit smaller than the full size cleaners yet not too small to be annoying. Also, it would be good for those who have a hard time pushing and pulling a cleaner around. The new Breeze features have changed a little but so far I have had no problems.

Answer: the Dirt Devil Breeze

<hl> I bought the Dirt Devil Breeze years ago and it is still running. <hl> I have always liked it; it is pretty light-weight and handles easily. The cord is super long. So when Amazon offered the Breeze at a really good price, I grabbed this one as a second one in the house. One thing I like about it is the fact that it is bagless. We have a Black Lab and it is amazing the amount of dog hair it picks up that you see in the reservoir after running it. It is easy to empty. The tube snaps off the cleaner easily and you can dump the dirt right in the garbage can. There is really nothing I dislike about it. For the price, it is highly recommended. Although I have a bigger sweeper, I keep using the Breeze. It would be perfect for an apartment as it is a bit smaller than the full size cleaners yet not too small to be annoying. Also, it would be good for those who have a hard time pushing and pulling a cleaner around. The new Breeze features have changed a little but so far I have had no problems.

I bought <hl> the Dirt Devil Breeze <hl> years ago and it is still running. I have always liked it; it is pretty light-weight and handles easily. The cord is super long. So when Amazon offered the Breeze at a really good price, I grabbed this one as a second one in the house. One thing I like about it is the fact that it is bagless. We have a Black Lab and it is amazing the amount of dog hair it picks up that you see in the reservoir after running it. It is easy to empty. The tube snaps off the cleaner easily and you can dump the dirt right in the garbage can. There is really nothing I dislike about it. For the price, it is highly recommended. Although I have a bigger sweeper, I keep using the Breeze. It would be perfect for an apartment as it is a bit smaller than the full size cleaners yet not too small to be annoying. Also, it would be good for those who have a hard time pushing and pulling a cleaner around. The new Breeze features have changed a little but so far I have had no problems.


Question: What did the buyer purchase when Amazon offered a good deal?

Answer: the Breeze

I bought the Dirt Devil Breeze years ago and it is still running. I have always liked it; it is pretty light-weight and handles easily. The cord is super long. <hl> So when Amazon offered the Breeze at a really good price, I grabbed this one as a second one in the house. <hl> One thing I like about it is the fact that it is bagless. We have a Black Lab and it is amazing the amount of dog hair it picks up that you see in the reservoir after running it. It is easy to empty. The tube snaps off the cleaner easily and you can dump the dirt right in the garbage can. There is really nothing I dislike about it. For the price, it is highly recommended. Although I have a bigger sweeper, I keep using the Breeze. It would be perfect for an apartment as it is a bit smaller than the full size cleaners yet not too small to be annoying. Also, it would be good for those who have a hard time pushing and pulling a cleaner around. The new Breeze features have changed a little but so far I have had no problems.

I bought the Dirt Devil Breeze years ago and it is still running. I have always liked it; it is pretty light-weight and handles easily. The cord is super long. So when Amazon offered <hl> the Breeze <hl> at a really good price, I grabbed this one as a second one in the house. One thing I like about it is the fact that it is bagless. We have a Black Lab and it is amazing the amount of dog hair it picks up that you see in the reservoir after running it. It is easy to empty. The tube snaps off the cleaner easily and you can dump the dirt right in the garbage can. There is really nothing I dislike about it. For the price, it is highly recommended. Although I have a bigger sweeper, I keep using the Breeze. It would be perfect for an apartment as it is a bit smaller than the full size cleaners yet not too small to be annoying. Also, it would be good for those who have a hard time pushing and pulling a cleaner around. The new Breeze features have changed a little but so far I have had no problems.


Question: They use the Breeze, even though they own a bigger what?

Answer: a bigger sweeper

I bought the Dirt Devil Breeze years ago and it is still running. I have always liked it; it is pretty light-weight and handles easily. The cord is super long. So when Amazon offered the Breeze at a really good price, I grabbed this one as a second one in the house. One thing I like about it is the fact that it is bagless. We have a Black Lab and it is amazing the amount of dog hair it picks up that you see in the reservoir after running it. It is easy to empty. The tube snaps off the cleaner easily and you can dump the dirt right in the garbage can. There is really nothing I dislike about it. For the price, it is highly recommended. <hl> Although I have a bigger sweeper , I keep using the Breeze. <hl> It would be perfect for an apartment as it is a bit smaller than the full size cleaners yet not too small to be annoying. Also, it would be good for those who have a hard time pushing and pulling a cleaner around. The new Breeze features have changed a little but so far I have had no problems.

I bought the Dirt Devil Breeze years ago and it is still running. I have always liked it; it is pretty light-weight and handles easily. The cord is super long. So when Amazon offered the Breeze at a really good price, I grabbed this one as a second one in the house. One thing I like about it is the fact that it is bagless. We have a Black Lab and it is amazing the amount of dog hair it picks up that you see in the reservoir after running it. It is easy to empty. The tube snaps off the cleaner easily and you can dump the dirt right in the garbage can. There is really nothing I dislike about it. For the price, it is highly recommended. Although I have <hl> a bigger sweeper <hl>, I keep using the Breeze. It would be perfect for an apartment as it is a bit smaller than the full size cleaners yet not too small to be annoying. Also, it would be good for those who have a hard time pushing and pulling a cleaner around. The new Breeze features have changed a little but so far I have had no problems.

Although I have <hl> a bigger sweeper <hl> , I keep using the Breeze.


Question: The new features of the Breeze have what, over time?

Answer: changed a little

I bought the Dirt Devil Breeze years ago and it is still running. I have always liked it; it is pretty light-weight and handles easily. The cord is super long. So when Amazon offered the Breeze at a really good price, I grabbed this one as a second one in the house. One thing I like about it is the fact that it is bagless. We have a Black Lab and it is amazing the amount of dog hair it picks up that you see in the reservoir after running it. It is easy to empty. The tube snaps off the cleaner easily and you can dump the dirt right in the garbage can. There is really nothing I dislike about it. For the price, it is highly recommended. Although I have a bigger sweeper, I keep using the Breeze. It would be perfect for an apartment as it is a bit smaller than the full size cleaners yet not too small to be annoying. Also, it would be good for those who have a hard time pushing and pulling a cleaner around. <hl> The new Breeze features have changed a little but so far I have had no problems. <hl>

I bought the Dirt Devil Breeze years ago and it is still running. I have always liked it; it is pretty light-weight and handles easily. The cord is super long. So when Amazon offered the Breeze at a really good price, I grabbed this one as a second one in the house. One thing I like about it is the fact that it is bagless. We have a Black Lab and it is amazing the amount of dog hair it picks up that you see in the reservoir after running it. It is easy to empty. The tube snaps off the cleaner easily and you can dump the dirt right in the garbage can. There is really nothing I dislike about it. For the price, it is highly recommended. Although I have a bigger sweeper, I keep using the Breeze. It would be perfect for an apartment as it is a bit smaller than the full size cleaners yet not too small to be annoying. Also, it would be good for those who have a hard time pushing and pulling a cleaner around. The new Breeze features have <hl> changed a little <hl> but so far I have had no problems.


Question: It's great for those that have trouble doing what?

Answer: pushing and pulling a cleaner around

I bought the Dirt Devil Breeze years ago and it is still running. I have always liked it; it is pretty light-weight and handles easily. The cord is super long. So when Amazon offered the Breeze at a really good price, I grabbed this one as a second one in the house. One thing I like about it is the fact that it is bagless. We have a Black Lab and it is amazing the amount of dog hair it picks up that you see in the reservoir after running it. It is easy to empty. The tube snaps off the cleaner easily and you can dump the dirt right in the garbage can. There is really nothing I dislike about it. For the price, it is highly recommended. Although I have a bigger sweeper, I keep using the Breeze. It would be perfect for an apartment as it is a bit smaller than the full size cleaners yet not too small to be annoying. <hl> Also, it would be good for those who have a hard time pushing and pulling a cleaner around . <hl> The new Breeze features have changed a little but so far I have had no problems.

I bought the Dirt Devil Breeze years ago and it is still running. I have always liked it; it is pretty light-weight and handles easily. The cord is super long. So when Amazon offered the Breeze at a really good price, I grabbed this one as a second one in the house. One thing I like about it is the fact that it is bagless. We have a Black Lab and it is amazing the amount of dog hair it picks up that you see in the reservoir after running it. It is easy to empty. The tube snaps off the cleaner easily and you can dump the dirt right in the garbage can. There is really nothing I dislike about it. For the price, it is highly recommended. Although I have a bigger sweeper, I keep using the Breeze. It would be perfect for an apartment as it is a bit smaller than the full size cleaners yet not too small to be annoying. Also, it would be good for those who have a hard time <hl> pushing and pulling a cleaner around <hl>. The new Breeze features have changed a little but so far I have had no problems.

Also, it would be good for those who have a hard time <hl> pushing and pulling a cleaner around <hl> .


Question: What does this product monitor?

The product works really well, its very sensitive. It sense smell and particles. it has an area for smell and particles and it monitors the air and turns up and down as needed. I put on perfume by it and the smell sensor goes way up and it cranks up, the dogs run by it and the particle indicator goes up and it turns on. you can also set it on manual but its cool. the thingi really liked about it is the rest all have like $100 a year in filters you have to buy and this has washable filters even for the hepa.I think it has helped a lot, i have 5 dogs inside and it has significantly improved the smell of my house

Answer: air

The product works really well, its very sensitive. It sense smell and particles. <hl> it has an area for smell and particles and it monitors the air and turns up and down as needed. <hl> I put on perfume by it and the smell sensor goes way up and it cranks up, the dogs run by it and the particle indicator goes up and it turns on. you can also set it on manual but its cool. the thingi really liked about it is the rest all have like $100 a year in filters you have to buy and this has washable filters even for the hepa. I think it has helped a lot, i have 5 dogs inside and it has significantly improved the smell of my house

The product works really well, its very sensitive. It sense smell and particles. it has an area for smell and particles and it monitors the <hl> air <hl> and turns up and down as needed. I put on perfume by it and the smell sensor goes way up and it cranks up, the dogs run by it and the particle indicator goes up and it turns on. you can also set it on manual but its cool. the thingi really liked about it is the rest all have like $100 a year in filters you have to buy and this has washable filters even for the hepa.I think it has helped a lot, i have 5 dogs inside and it has significantly improved the smell of my house


Question: What does this product have that saves in filter costs?

Answer: washable filters

The product works really well, its very sensitive. It sense smell and particles. it has an area for smell and particles and it monitors the air and turns up and down as needed. I put on perfume by it and the smell sensor goes way up and it cranks up, the dogs run by it and the particle indicator goes up and it turns on. you can also set it on manual but its cool. <hl> the thingi really liked about it is the rest all have like $100 a year in filters you have to buy and this has washable filters even for the hepa. <hl> I think it has helped a lot, i have 5 dogs inside and it has significantly improved the smell of my house

The product works really well, its very sensitive. It sense smell and particles. it has an area for smell and particles and it monitors the air and turns up and down as needed. I put on perfume by it and the smell sensor goes way up and it cranks up, the dogs run by it and the particle indicator goes up and it turns on. you can also set it on manual but its cool. the thingi really liked about it is the rest all have like $100 a year in filters you have to buy and this has <hl> washable filters <hl> even for the hepa.I think it has helped a lot, i have 5 dogs inside and it has significantly improved the smell of my house


Question: What happens when the dogs run by it?

Answer: it turns on

The product works really well, its very sensitive. It sense smell and particles. it has an area for smell and particles and it monitors the air and turns up and down as needed. <hl> I put on perfume by it and the smell sensor goes way up and it cranks up, the dogs run by it and the particle indicator goes up and it turns on . <hl> you can also set it on manual but its cool. the thingi really liked about it is the rest all have like $100 a year in filters you have to buy and this has washable filters even for the hepa. I think it has helped a lot, i have 5 dogs inside and it has significantly improved the smell of my house

The product works really well, its very sensitive. It sense smell and particles. it has an area for smell and particles and it monitors the air and turns up and down as needed. I put on perfume by it and the smell sensor goes way up and it cranks up, the dogs run by it and the particle indicator goes up and <hl> it turns on <hl>. you can also set it on manual but its cool. the thingi really liked about it is the rest all have like $100 a year in filters you have to buy and this has washable filters even for the hepa.I think it has helped a lot, i have 5 dogs inside and it has significantly improved the smell of my house

I put on perfume by it and the smell sensor goes way up and it cranks up, the dogs run by it and the particle indicator goes up and <hl> it turns on <hl> .


Question: What does this product have that allows it to detect perfume?

Answer: smell sensor

The product works really well, its very sensitive. It sense smell and particles. it has an area for smell and particles and it monitors the air and turns up and down as needed. <hl> I put on perfume by it and the smell sensor goes way up and it cranks up, the dogs run by it and the particle indicator goes up and it turns on. <hl> you can also set it on manual but its cool. the thingi really liked about it is the rest all have like $100 a year in filters you have to buy and this has washable filters even for the hepa. I think it has helped a lot, i have 5 dogs inside and it has significantly improved the smell of my house

The product works really well, its very sensitive. It sense smell and particles. it has an area for smell and particles and it monitors the air and turns up and down as needed. I put on perfume by it and the <hl> smell sensor <hl> goes way up and it cranks up, the dogs run by it and the particle indicator goes up and it turns on. you can also set it on manual but its cool. the thingi really liked about it is the rest all have like $100 a year in filters you have to buy and this has washable filters even for the hepa.I think it has helped a lot, i have 5 dogs inside and it has significantly improved the smell of my house


Question: What color is the comforter?

From the picture on the web, thought the color was a soft pink/peach but it's actually khaki. Wish Amazon would have simply described it as KHAKI so it's clear what the color is -- and then I would have given it 4 stars. (What IS "terragon"? The spice is spelled differently.) Yes, it's the dimensions stated and not very poofy. The fabric is different on each side. I bought it as a gift for a little girl for her small bed, for in the car, for watching TV, etc. The material is stiff but looks like it might soften in the wash, and if a kid is using it, it will be washed frequently, so that's fine by me. Pink would have been cuter, but khaki's not so bad. If you want a big poofy down comforter, this is not what you are looking for. Would be a great modern version of the lap blanket for someone in a wheelchair.

Answer: khaki

<hl> From the picture on the web, thought the color was a soft pink/peach but it's actually khaki . <hl> Wish Amazon would have simply described it as KHAKI so it's clear what the color is -- and then I would have given it 4 stars. (What IS "terragon"? The spice is spelled differently.) Yes, it's the dimensions stated and not very poofy. The fabric is different on each side. I bought it as a gift for a little girl for her small bed, for in the car, for watching TV, etc. The material is stiff but looks like it might soften in the wash, and if a kid is using it, it will be washed frequently, so that's fine by me. Pink would have been cuter, but khaki's not so bad. If you want a big poofy down comforter, this is not what you are looking for. Would be a great modern version of the lap blanket for someone in a wheelchair.

From the picture on the web, thought the color was a soft pink/peach but it's actually <hl> khaki <hl>. Wish Amazon would have simply described it as KHAKI so it's clear what the color is -- and then I would have given it 4 stars. (What IS "terragon"? The spice is spelled differently.) Yes, it's the dimensions stated and not very poofy. The fabric is different on each side. I bought it as a gift for a little girl for her small bed, for in the car, for watching TV, etc. The material is stiff but looks like it might soften in the wash, and if a kid is using it, it will be washed frequently, so that's fine by me. Pink would have been cuter, but khaki's not so bad. If you want a big poofy down comforter, this is not what you are looking for. Would be a great modern version of the lap blanket for someone in a wheelchair.

From the picture on the web, thought the color was a soft pink/peach but it's actually <hl> khaki <hl> .


Question: Where was the comforter advertised?

Answer: Amazon

From the picture on the web, thought the color was a soft pink/peach but it's actually khaki. <hl> Wish Amazon would have simply described it as KHAKI so it's clear what the color is -- and then I would have given it 4 stars. <hl> (What IS "terragon"? The spice is spelled differently.) Yes, it's the dimensions stated and not very poofy. The fabric is different on each side. I bought it as a gift for a little girl for her small bed, for in the car, for watching TV, etc. The material is stiff but looks like it might soften in the wash, and if a kid is using it, it will be washed frequently, so that's fine by me. Pink would have been cuter, but khaki's not so bad. If you want a big poofy down comforter, this is not what you are looking for. Would be a great modern version of the lap blanket for someone in a wheelchair.

From the picture on the web, thought the color was a soft pink/peach but it's actually khaki. Wish <hl> Amazon <hl> would have simply described it as KHAKI so it's clear what the color is -- and then I would have given it 4 stars. (What IS "terragon"? The spice is spelled differently.) Yes, it's the dimensions stated and not very poofy. The fabric is different on each side. I bought it as a gift for a little girl for her small bed, for in the car, for watching TV, etc. The material is stiff but looks like it might soften in the wash, and if a kid is using it, it will be washed frequently, so that's fine by me. Pink would have been cuter, but khaki's not so bad. If you want a big poofy down comforter, this is not what you are looking for. Would be a great modern version of the lap blanket for someone in a wheelchair.


Question: How does the material feel?

Answer: stiff

From the picture on the web, thought the color was a soft pink/peach but it's actually khaki. Wish Amazon would have simply described it as KHAKI so it's clear what the color is -- and then I would have given it 4 stars. (What IS "terragon"? The spice is spelled differently.) Yes, it's the dimensions stated and not very poofy. The fabric is different on each side. I bought it as a gift for a little girl for her small bed, for in the car, for watching TV, etc. <hl> The material is stiff but looks like it might soften in the wash, and if a kid is using it, it will be washed frequently, so that's fine by me. <hl> Pink would have been cuter, but khaki's not so bad. If you want a big poofy down comforter, this is not what you are looking for. Would be a great modern version of the lap blanket for someone in a wheelchair.

From the picture on the web, thought the color was a soft pink/peach but it's actually khaki. Wish Amazon would have simply described it as KHAKI so it's clear what the color is -- and then I would have given it 4 stars. (What IS "terragon"? The spice is spelled differently.) Yes, it's the dimensions stated and not very poofy. The fabric is different on each side. I bought it as a gift for a little girl for her small bed, for in the car, for watching TV, etc. The material is <hl> stiff <hl> but looks like it might soften in the wash, and if a kid is using it, it will be washed frequently, so that's fine by me. Pink would have been cuter, but khaki's not so bad. If you want a big poofy down comforter, this is not what you are looking for. Would be a great modern version of the lap blanket for someone in a wheelchair.


Question: What is the fabric like?

Answer: different on each side

The fabric is different on each side .

From the picture on the web, thought the color was a soft pink/peach but it's actually khaki. Wish Amazon would have simply described it as KHAKI so it's clear what the color is -- and then I would have given it 4 stars. (What IS "terragon"? The spice is spelled differently.) Yes, it's the dimensions stated and not very poofy. <hl> The fabric is different on each side . <hl> I bought it as a gift for a little girl for her small bed, for in the car, for watching TV, etc. The material is stiff but looks like it might soften in the wash, and if a kid is using it, it will be washed frequently, so that's fine by me. Pink would have been cuter, but khaki's not so bad. If you want a big poofy down comforter, this is not what you are looking for. Would be a great modern version of the lap blanket for someone in a wheelchair.

From the picture on the web, thought the color was a soft pink/peach but it's actually khaki. Wish Amazon would have simply described it as KHAKI so it's clear what the color is -- and then I would have given it 4 stars. (What IS "terragon"? The spice is spelled differently.) Yes, it's the dimensions stated and not very poofy. The fabric is <hl> different on each side <hl>. I bought it as a gift for a little girl for her small bed, for in the car, for watching TV, etc. The material is stiff but looks like it might soften in the wash, and if a kid is using it, it will be washed frequently, so that's fine by me. Pink would have been cuter, but khaki's not so bad. If you want a big poofy down comforter, this is not what you are looking for. Would be a great modern version of the lap blanket for someone in a wheelchair.

The fabric is <hl> different on each side <hl> .


Question: Who was the comforter bought for?

Answer: a little girl

From the picture on the web, thought the color was a soft pink/peach but it's actually khaki. Wish Amazon would have simply described it as KHAKI so it's clear what the color is -- and then I would have given it 4 stars. (What IS "terragon"? The spice is spelled differently.) Yes, it's the dimensions stated and not very poofy. The fabric is different on each side. <hl> I bought it as a gift for a little girl for her small bed, for in the car, for watching TV, etc. <hl> The material is stiff but looks like it might soften in the wash, and if a kid is using it, it will be washed frequently, so that's fine by me. Pink would have been cuter, but khaki's not so bad. If you want a big poofy down comforter, this is not what you are looking for. Would be a great modern version of the lap blanket for someone in a wheelchair.

From the picture on the web, thought the color was a soft pink/peach but it's actually khaki. Wish Amazon would have simply described it as KHAKI so it's clear what the color is -- and then I would have given it 4 stars. (What IS "terragon"? The spice is spelled differently.) Yes, it's the dimensions stated and not very poofy. The fabric is different on each side. I bought it as a gift for <hl> a little girl <hl> for her small bed, for in the car, for watching TV, etc. The material is stiff but looks like it might soften in the wash, and if a kid is using it, it will be washed frequently, so that's fine by me. Pink would have been cuter, but khaki's not so bad. If you want a big poofy down comforter, this is not what you are looking for. Would be a great modern version of the lap blanket for someone in a wheelchair.


Question: When was this coffeemaker purchased?

I purchased this after my daughter moved out. She likes K-cups, I like my own decaf brands of coffee. This way we can have both, kind of.It is very slow heating - takes four minutes for a cup of coffee. Not a problem, unless you want to brew two cups - with the two minute recommended wait, it takes ten minutes. So count this as strictly a single cup coffeemaker.I like the choice better than the Keurig - because you fill this with exactly the amount you have in your cup! No overflows, no problems. Pour it in, everything comes out.It has a nice small footprint and is perfect for me. But if all you want is a single cup, there are a lot out there that are cheaper and that will provide a single cup much faster. Only get this one if you need the extra features.

Answer: after my daughter moved out

<hl> I purchased this after my daughter moved out . <hl> She likes K-cups, I like my own decaf brands of coffee. This way we can have both, kind of. It is very slow heating - takes four minutes for a cup of coffee. Not a problem, unless you want to brew two cups - with the two minute recommended wait, it takes ten minutes. So count this as strictly a single cup coffeemaker. I like the choice better than the Keurig - because you fill this with exactly the amount you have in your cup! No overflows, no problems. Pour it in, everything comes out. It has a nice small footprint and is perfect for me. But if all you want is a single cup, there are a lot out there that are cheaper and that will provide a single cup much faster. Only get this one if you need the extra features.

I purchased this <hl> after my daughter moved out <hl>. She likes K-cups, I like my own decaf brands of coffee. This way we can have both, kind of.It is very slow heating - takes four minutes for a cup of coffee. Not a problem, unless you want to brew two cups - with the two minute recommended wait, it takes ten minutes. So count this as strictly a single cup coffeemaker.I like the choice better than the Keurig - because you fill this with exactly the amount you have in your cup! No overflows, no problems. Pour it in, everything comes out.It has a nice small footprint and is perfect for me. But if all you want is a single cup, there are a lot out there that are cheaper and that will provide a single cup much faster. Only get this one if you need the extra features.

I purchased this <hl> after my daughter moved out <hl> .


Question: How long does it take to brew a cup of coffee?

Answer: four minutes

I purchased this after my daughter moved out. She likes K-cups, I like my own decaf brands of coffee. This way we can have both, kind of. <hl> It is very slow heating - takes four minutes for a cup of coffee. <hl> Not a problem, unless you want to brew two cups - with the two minute recommended wait, it takes ten minutes. So count this as strictly a single cup coffeemaker. I like the choice better than the Keurig - because you fill this with exactly the amount you have in your cup! No overflows, no problems. Pour it in, everything comes out. It has a nice small footprint and is perfect for me. But if all you want is a single cup, there are a lot out there that are cheaper and that will provide a single cup much faster. Only get this one if you need the extra features.

I purchased this after my daughter moved out. She likes K-cups, I like my own decaf brands of coffee. This way we can have both, kind of.It is very slow heating - takes <hl> four minutes <hl> for a cup of coffee. Not a problem, unless you want to brew two cups - with the two minute recommended wait, it takes ten minutes. So count this as strictly a single cup coffeemaker.I like the choice better than the Keurig - because you fill this with exactly the amount you have in your cup! No overflows, no problems. Pour it in, everything comes out.It has a nice small footprint and is perfect for me. But if all you want is a single cup, there are a lot out there that are cheaper and that will provide a single cup much faster. Only get this one if you need the extra features.


Question: What's makes this better than other single cup coffeemakers?

Answer: extra features

I purchased this after my daughter moved out. She likes K-cups, I like my own decaf brands of coffee. This way we can have both, kind of. It is very slow heating - takes four minutes for a cup of coffee. Not a problem, unless you want to brew two cups - with the two minute recommended wait, it takes ten minutes. So count this as strictly a single cup coffeemaker. I like the choice better than the Keurig - because you fill this with exactly the amount you have in your cup! No overflows, no problems. Pour it in, everything comes out. It has a nice small footprint and is perfect for me. But if all you want is a single cup, there are a lot out there that are cheaper and that will provide a single cup much faster. <hl> Only get this one if you need the extra features . <hl>

I purchased this after my daughter moved out. She likes K-cups, I like my own decaf brands of coffee. This way we can have both, kind of.It is very slow heating - takes four minutes for a cup of coffee. Not a problem, unless you want to brew two cups - with the two minute recommended wait, it takes ten minutes. So count this as strictly a single cup coffeemaker.I like the choice better than the Keurig - because you fill this with exactly the amount you have in your cup! No overflows, no problems. Pour it in, everything comes out.It has a nice small footprint and is perfect for me. But if all you want is a single cup, there are a lot out there that are cheaper and that will provide a single cup much faster. Only get this one if you need the <hl> extra features <hl>.

Only get this one if you need the <hl> extra features <hl> .


Question: How long does it take to brew two cups?

Answer: ten minutes

I purchased this after my daughter moved out. She likes K-cups, I like my own decaf brands of coffee. This way we can have both, kind of. It is very slow heating - takes four minutes for a cup of coffee. <hl> Not a problem, unless you want to brew two cups - with the two minute recommended wait, it takes ten minutes . <hl> So count this as strictly a single cup coffeemaker. I like the choice better than the Keurig - because you fill this with exactly the amount you have in your cup! No overflows, no problems. Pour it in, everything comes out. It has a nice small footprint and is perfect for me. But if all you want is a single cup, there are a lot out there that are cheaper and that will provide a single cup much faster. Only get this one if you need the extra features.

I purchased this after my daughter moved out. She likes K-cups, I like my own decaf brands of coffee. This way we can have both, kind of.It is very slow heating - takes four minutes for a cup of coffee. Not a problem, unless you want to brew two cups - with the two minute recommended wait, it takes <hl> ten minutes <hl>. So count this as strictly a single cup coffeemaker.I like the choice better than the Keurig - because you fill this with exactly the amount you have in your cup! No overflows, no problems. Pour it in, everything comes out.It has a nice small footprint and is perfect for me. But if all you want is a single cup, there are a lot out there that are cheaper and that will provide a single cup much faster. Only get this one if you need the extra features.

Not a problem, unless you want to brew two cups - with the two minute recommended wait, it takes <hl> ten minutes <hl> .


Question: How is the tap water in NYC?

I live in NYC where the tap water is already above standards. Therefore, i don't need a reverse-osmosis or serious filtration system as if i were living in Southern Cal (where the calcification is ridiculous), or other city with subpar water municipalities. I use a Brita filter simply to remove chlorine taste, but i was fed up with the pricey filter cost. Ecopure is much cheaper, and does the job just as well -- without annoying charcoal particles or slow filtration. I'd say the Ecopure filters about 40-50% faster than Brita, a detail that may seem unimportant but guess what? I don't spend as much time standing in front of the sink waiting to fill up a pitcher.

Answer: above standards

<hl> I live in NYC where the tap water is already above standards . <hl> Therefore, i don't need a reverse-osmosis or serious filtration system as if i were living in Southern Cal (where the calcification is ridiculous), or other city with subpar water municipalities. I use a Brita filter simply to remove chlorine taste, but i was fed up with the pricey filter cost. Ecopure is much cheaper, and does the job just as well -- without annoying charcoal particles or slow filtration. I'd say the Ecopure filters about 40-50% faster than Brita, a detail that may seem unimportant but guess what? I don't spend as much time standing in front of the sink waiting to fill up a pitcher.

I live in NYC where the tap water is already <hl> above standards <hl>. Therefore, i don't need a reverse-osmosis or serious filtration system as if i were living in Southern Cal (where the calcification is ridiculous), or other city with subpar water municipalities. I use a Brita filter simply to remove chlorine taste, but i was fed up with the pricey filter cost. Ecopure is much cheaper, and does the job just as well -- without annoying charcoal particles or slow filtration. I'd say the Ecopure filters about 40-50% faster than Brita, a detail that may seem unimportant but guess what? I don't spend as much time standing in front of the sink waiting to fill up a pitcher.

I live in NYC where the tap water is already <hl> above standards <hl> .


Question: What's better about Ecopure?

Answer: much cheaper

I live in NYC where the tap water is already above standards. Therefore, i don't need a reverse-osmosis or serious filtration system as if i were living in Southern Cal (where the calcification is ridiculous), or other city with subpar water municipalities. I use a Brita filter simply to remove chlorine taste, but i was fed up with the pricey filter cost. <hl> Ecopure is much cheaper , and does the job just as well -- without annoying charcoal particles or slow filtration. <hl> I'd say the Ecopure filters about 40-50% faster than Brita, a detail that may seem unimportant but guess what? I don't spend as much time standing in front of the sink waiting to fill up a pitcher.

I live in NYC where the tap water is already above standards. Therefore, i don't need a reverse-osmosis or serious filtration system as if i were living in Southern Cal (where the calcification is ridiculous), or other city with subpar water municipalities. I use a Brita filter simply to remove chlorine taste, but i was fed up with the pricey filter cost. Ecopure is <hl> much cheaper <hl>, and does the job just as well -- without annoying charcoal particles or slow filtration. I'd say the Ecopure filters about 40-50% faster than Brita, a detail that may seem unimportant but guess what? I don't spend as much time standing in front of the sink waiting to fill up a pitcher.

Ecopure is <hl> much cheaper <hl> , and does the job just as well -- without annoying charcoal particles or slow filtration.


Question: How much faster is Ecopure?

Answer: 40-50%

I live in NYC where the tap water is already above standards. Therefore, i don't need a reverse-osmosis or serious filtration system as if i were living in Southern Cal (where the calcification is ridiculous), or other city with subpar water municipalities. I use a Brita filter simply to remove chlorine taste, but i was fed up with the pricey filter cost. Ecopure is much cheaper, and does the job just as well -- without annoying charcoal particles or slow filtration. <hl> I'd say the Ecopure filters about 40-50% faster than Brita, a detail that may seem unimportant but guess what? <hl> I don't spend as much time standing in front of the sink waiting to fill up a pitcher.

I live in NYC where the tap water is already above standards. Therefore, i don't need a reverse-osmosis or serious filtration system as if i were living in Southern Cal (where the calcification is ridiculous), or other city with subpar water municipalities. I use a Brita filter simply to remove chlorine taste, but i was fed up with the pricey filter cost. Ecopure is much cheaper, and does the job just as well -- without annoying charcoal particles or slow filtration. I'd say the Ecopure filters about <hl> 40-50% <hl> faster than Brita, a detail that may seem unimportant but guess what? I don't spend as much time standing in front of the sink waiting to fill up a pitcher.


Question: What is a Brita filter used for?

Answer: to remove chlorine taste

I live in NYC where the tap water is already above standards. Therefore, i don't need a reverse-osmosis or serious filtration system as if i were living in Southern Cal (where the calcification is ridiculous), or other city with subpar water municipalities. <hl> I use a Brita filter simply to remove chlorine taste , but i was fed up with the pricey filter cost. <hl> Ecopure is much cheaper, and does the job just as well -- without annoying charcoal particles or slow filtration. I'd say the Ecopure filters about 40-50% faster than Brita, a detail that may seem unimportant but guess what? I don't spend as much time standing in front of the sink waiting to fill up a pitcher.

I live in NYC where the tap water is already above standards. Therefore, i don't need a reverse-osmosis or serious filtration system as if i were living in Southern Cal (where the calcification is ridiculous), or other city with subpar water municipalities. I use a Brita filter simply <hl> to remove chlorine taste <hl>, but i was fed up with the pricey filter cost. Ecopure is much cheaper, and does the job just as well -- without annoying charcoal particles or slow filtration. I'd say the Ecopure filters about 40-50% faster than Brita, a detail that may seem unimportant but guess what? I don't spend as much time standing in front of the sink waiting to fill up a pitcher.

I use a Brita filter simply <hl> to remove chlorine taste <hl> , but i was fed up with the pricey filter cost.


Question: How long does it take to cook meat on a Foreman grill?

I have no clue if this product existed before George Foreman put his name on it. I'd assume so, but I'm not sure. Whatever the case, the Foreman grill has become a staple in most kitchens around the world. It cooks any meat within 5 minutes, perfectly every time. How can you go wrong? If you oven bake a chicken breast, for example, it takes 30-45 minutes.George Foreman added to his legacy by putting his name on this fantastic product. Old times will always know him as a great fighter, but generations to come will know him as the guy who's name is on this incredible kitchen device. Way to go George!

Answer: within 5 minutes

I have no clue if this product existed before George Foreman put his name on it. I'd assume so, but I'm not sure. Whatever the case, the Foreman grill has become a staple in most kitchens around the world. <hl> It cooks any meat within 5 minutes , perfectly every time. <hl> How can you go wrong? If you oven bake a chicken breast, for example, it takes 30-45 minutes. George Foreman added to his legacy by putting his name on this fantastic product. Old times will always know him as a great fighter, but generations to come will know him as the guy who's name is on this incredible kitchen device. Way to go George!

I have no clue if this product existed before George Foreman put his name on it. I'd assume so, but I'm not sure. Whatever the case, the Foreman grill has become a staple in most kitchens around the world. It cooks any meat <hl> within 5 minutes <hl>, perfectly every time. How can you go wrong? If you oven bake a chicken breast, for example, it takes 30-45 minutes.George Foreman added to his legacy by putting his name on this fantastic product. Old times will always know him as a great fighter, but generations to come will know him as the guy who's name is on this incredible kitchen device. Way to go George!

It cooks any meat <hl> within 5 minutes <hl> , perfectly every time.


Question: How long does it take to bake a chicken breast on a Foreman grill?

Answer: 30-45 minutes

I have no clue if this product existed before George Foreman put his name on it. I'd assume so, but I'm not sure. Whatever the case, the Foreman grill has become a staple in most kitchens around the world. It cooks any meat within 5 minutes, perfectly every time. How can you go wrong? <hl> If you oven bake a chicken breast, for example, it takes 30-45 minutes .George <hl> Foreman added to his legacy by putting his name on this fantastic product. Old times will always know him as a great fighter, but generations to come will know him as the guy who's name is on this incredible kitchen device. Way to go George!

I have no clue if this product existed before George Foreman put his name on it. I'd assume so, but I'm not sure. Whatever the case, the Foreman grill has become a staple in most kitchens around the world. It cooks any meat within 5 minutes, perfectly every time. How can you go wrong? If you oven bake a chicken breast, for example, it takes <hl> 30-45 minutes <hl>.George Foreman added to his legacy by putting his name on this fantastic product. Old times will always know him as a great fighter, but generations to come will know him as the guy who's name is on this incredible kitchen device. Way to go George!

If you oven bake a chicken breast, for example, it takes <hl> 30-45 minutes <hl> .George


Question: What was George Foreman known as?

Answer: a great fighter

I have no clue if this product existed before George Foreman put his name on it. I'd assume so, but I'm not sure. Whatever the case, the Foreman grill has become a staple in most kitchens around the world. It cooks any meat within 5 minutes, perfectly every time. How can you go wrong? If you oven bake a chicken breast, for example, it takes 30-45 minutes. George Foreman added to his legacy by putting his name on this fantastic product. <hl> Old times will always know him as a great fighter , but generations to come will know him as the guy who's name is on this incredible kitchen device. <hl> Way to go George!

I have no clue if this product existed before George Foreman put his name on it. I'd assume so, but I'm not sure. Whatever the case, the Foreman grill has become a staple in most kitchens around the world. It cooks any meat within 5 minutes, perfectly every time. How can you go wrong? If you oven bake a chicken breast, for example, it takes 30-45 minutes.George Foreman added to his legacy by putting his name on this fantastic product. Old times will always know him as <hl> a great fighter <hl>, but generations to come will know him as the guy who's name is on this incredible kitchen device. Way to go George!

Old times will always know him as <hl> a great fighter <hl> , but generations to come will know him as the guy who's name is on this incredible kitchen device.


Question: How does the Foreman grill cook?

Answer: perfectly

I have no clue if this product existed before George Foreman put his name on it. I'd assume so, but I'm not sure. Whatever the case, the Foreman grill has become a staple in most kitchens around the world. <hl> It cooks any meat within 5 minutes, perfectly every time. <hl> How can you go wrong? If you oven bake a chicken breast, for example, it takes 30-45 minutes. George Foreman added to his legacy by putting his name on this fantastic product. Old times will always know him as a great fighter, but generations to come will know him as the guy who's name is on this incredible kitchen device. Way to go George!

I have no clue if this product existed before George Foreman put his name on it. I'd assume so, but I'm not sure. Whatever the case, the Foreman grill has become a staple in most kitchens around the world. It cooks any meat within 5 minutes, <hl> perfectly <hl> every time. How can you go wrong? If you oven bake a chicken breast, for example, it takes 30-45 minutes.George Foreman added to his legacy by putting his name on this fantastic product. Old times will always know him as a great fighter, but generations to come will know him as the guy who's name is on this incredible kitchen device. Way to go George!


Question: What does he dislike about the product?

This induction cooktop cuts down on boiling time about half from what it takes on my electric range. No complaints there. The problem for me with this cooktop is its incessant beeping. You take a pot off the surface from where it's been boiling to pour some water into your cup, and it beeps immediately until you put it back down. It does a little better if you set the cooktop to "warm" instead of leaving it on regular cooking/boiling modes, but then it'll only give you about ten seconds of having the pot off the surface before it beeps at you to demand you put it back down. Some days I move slowly, and get beeped/yelled at a lot by this cooktop. It's not a soft, friendly beep either, it's similar to a smoke alarm kind of beep that makes your heart race to hear it. I'd rather get a different induction cooktop that's a bit friendlier and doesn't beep at me so much.

Answer: beeping

This induction cooktop cuts down on boiling time about half from what it takes on my electric range. No complaints there. <hl> The problem for me with this cooktop is its incessant beeping . <hl> You take a pot off the surface from where it's been boiling to pour some water into your cup, and it beeps immediately until you put it back down. It does a little better if you set the cooktop to "warm" instead of leaving it on regular cooking/boiling modes, but then it'll only give you about ten seconds of having the pot off the surface before it beeps at you to demand you put it back down. Some days I move slowly, and get beeped/yelled at a lot by this cooktop. It's not a soft, friendly beep either, it's similar to a smoke alarm kind of beep that makes your heart race to hear it. I'd rather get a different induction cooktop that's a bit friendlier and doesn't beep at me so much.

This induction cooktop cuts down on boiling time about half from what it takes on my electric range. No complaints there. The problem for me with this cooktop is its incessant <hl> beeping <hl>. You take a pot off the surface from where it's been boiling to pour some water into your cup, and it beeps immediately until you put it back down. It does a little better if you set the cooktop to "warm" instead of leaving it on regular cooking/boiling modes, but then it'll only give you about ten seconds of having the pot off the surface before it beeps at you to demand you put it back down. Some days I move slowly, and get beeped/yelled at a lot by this cooktop. It's not a soft, friendly beep either, it's similar to a smoke alarm kind of beep that makes your heart race to hear it. I'd rather get a different induction cooktop that's a bit friendlier and doesn't beep at me so much.

The problem for me with this cooktop is its incessant <hl> beeping <hl> .


Question: What does it sound like?

Answer: smoke alarm

This induction cooktop cuts down on boiling time about half from what it takes on my electric range. No complaints there. The problem for me with this cooktop is its incessant beeping. You take a pot off the surface from where it's been boiling to pour some water into your cup, and it beeps immediately until you put it back down. It does a little better if you set the cooktop to "warm" instead of leaving it on regular cooking/boiling modes, but then it'll only give you about ten seconds of having the pot off the surface before it beeps at you to demand you put it back down. Some days I move slowly, and get beeped/yelled at a lot by this cooktop. <hl> It's not a soft, friendly beep either, it's similar to a smoke alarm kind of beep that makes your heart race to hear it. <hl> I'd rather get a different induction cooktop that's a bit friendlier and doesn't beep at me so much.

This induction cooktop cuts down on boiling time about half from what it takes on my electric range. No complaints there. The problem for me with this cooktop is its incessant beeping. You take a pot off the surface from where it's been boiling to pour some water into your cup, and it beeps immediately until you put it back down. It does a little better if you set the cooktop to "warm" instead of leaving it on regular cooking/boiling modes, but then it'll only give you about ten seconds of having the pot off the surface before it beeps at you to demand you put it back down. Some days I move slowly, and get beeped/yelled at a lot by this cooktop. It's not a soft, friendly beep either, it's similar to a <hl> smoke alarm <hl> kind of beep that makes your heart race to hear it. I'd rather get a different induction cooktop that's a bit friendlier and doesn't beep at me so much.


Question: About how long can the pot go before it starts beeping?

Answer: ten seconds

This induction cooktop cuts down on boiling time about half from what it takes on my electric range. No complaints there. The problem for me with this cooktop is its incessant beeping. You take a pot off the surface from where it's been boiling to pour some water into your cup, and it beeps immediately until you put it back down. <hl> It does a little better if you set the cooktop to "warm" instead of leaving it on regular cooking/boiling modes, but then it'll only give you about ten seconds of having the pot off the surface before it beeps at you to demand you put it back down. <hl> Some days I move slowly, and get beeped/yelled at a lot by this cooktop. It's not a soft, friendly beep either, it's similar to a smoke alarm kind of beep that makes your heart race to hear it. I'd rather get a different induction cooktop that's a bit friendlier and doesn't beep at me so much.

This induction cooktop cuts down on boiling time about half from what it takes on my electric range. No complaints there. The problem for me with this cooktop is its incessant beeping. You take a pot off the surface from where it's been boiling to pour some water into your cup, and it beeps immediately until you put it back down. It does a little better if you set the cooktop to "warm" instead of leaving it on regular cooking/boiling modes, but then it'll only give you about <hl> ten seconds <hl> of having the pot off the surface before it beeps at you to demand you put it back down. Some days I move slowly, and get beeped/yelled at a lot by this cooktop. It's not a soft, friendly beep either, it's similar to a smoke alarm kind of beep that makes your heart race to hear it. I'd rather get a different induction cooktop that's a bit friendlier and doesn't beep at me so much.


Question: What lessons the beeping noise?

Answer: set the cooktop to "warm&#3

This induction cooktop cuts down on boiling time about half from what it takes on my electric range. No complaints there. The problem for me with this cooktop is its incessant beeping. You take a pot off the surface from where it's been boiling to pour some water into your cup, and it beeps immediately until you put it back down. <hl> It does a little better if you set the cooktop to "warm&#3 4; instead of leaving it on regular cooking/boiling modes, but then it'll only give you about ten seconds of having the pot off the surface before it beeps at you to demand you put it back down. <hl> Some days I move slowly, and get beeped/yelled at a lot by this cooktop. It's not a soft, friendly beep either, it's similar to a smoke alarm kind of beep that makes your heart race to hear it. I'd rather get a different induction cooktop that's a bit friendlier and doesn't beep at me so much.

This induction cooktop cuts down on boiling time about half from what it takes on my electric range. No complaints there. The problem for me with this cooktop is its incessant beeping. You take a pot off the surface from where it's been boiling to pour some water into your cup, and it beeps immediately until you put it back down. It does a little better if you <hl> set the cooktop to "warm&#3 <hl>4; instead of leaving it on regular cooking/boiling modes, but then it'll only give you about ten seconds of having the pot off the surface before it beeps at you to demand you put it back down. Some days I move slowly, and get beeped/yelled at a lot by this cooktop. It's not a soft, friendly beep either, it's similar to a smoke alarm kind of beep that makes your heart race to hear it. I'd rather get a different induction cooktop that's a bit friendlier and doesn't beep at me so much.

It does a little better if you <hl> set the cooktop to "warm&#3 <hl> 4; instead of leaving it on regular cooking/boiling modes, but then it'll only give you about ten seconds of having the pot off the surface before it beeps at you to demand you put it back down.


Question: What is this product not?

To be as happy as I am with this waffle maker you need to:1. Reduce the amount of batter from the suggested 2 cups to 1.5 cups or you'll overflow2. If you do overflow do not try to clean it right away - you'll make a battery mess. Wait for it to harden - the maker will be hot so this will not take long. The mess will then flake right off.3. Do not expect the timer to tick off evenly - it will tick off the first couple lights slowly and then the rest comparatively quickly. You have to keep an eye on it.Having said all of that, I love this waffle maker. I do not consider it a true Belgian style waffle but it is deeper than a traditional waffle - for my preferences this is perfect. Clean-up and storage is very easy if you wait to clean it up until after it cools and any spilt batter has gotten crusty. Now if I could only find the perfect batter.....

Answer: a true Belgian style waffle

To be as happy as I am with this waffle maker you need to:1. Reduce the amount of batter from the suggested 2 cups to 1.5 cups or you'll overflow2. If you do overflow do not try to clean it right away - you'll make a battery mess. Wait for it to harden - the maker will be hot so this will not take long. The mess will then flake right off.3. Do not expect the timer to tick off evenly - it will tick off the first couple lights slowly and then the rest comparatively quickly. You have to keep an eye on it. Having said all of that, I love this waffle maker. <hl> I do not consider it a true Belgian style waffle but it is deeper than a traditional waffle - for my preferences this is perfect. <hl> Clean-up and storage is very easy if you wait to clean it up until after it cools and any spilt batter has gotten crusty. Now if I could only find the perfect batter.....

To be as happy as I am with this waffle maker you need to:1. Reduce the amount of batter from the suggested 2 cups to 1.5 cups or you'll overflow2. If you do overflow do not try to clean it right away - you'll make a battery mess. Wait for it to harden - the maker will be hot so this will not take long. The mess will then flake right off.3. Do not expect the timer to tick off evenly - it will tick off the first couple lights slowly and then the rest comparatively quickly. You have to keep an eye on it.Having said all of that, I love this waffle maker. I do not consider it <hl> a true Belgian style waffle <hl> but it is deeper than a traditional waffle - for my preferences this is perfect. Clean-up and storage is very easy if you wait to clean it up until after it cools and any spilt batter has gotten crusty. Now if I could only find the perfect batter.....


Question: What will happen if you put too much batter in?

Answer: you'll overflow

To be as happy as I am with this waffle maker you need to:1. <hl> Reduce the amount of batter from the suggested 2 cups to 1.5 cups or you'll overflow 2. <hl> If you do overflow do not try to clean it right away - you'll make a battery mess. Wait for it to harden - the maker will be hot so this will not take long. The mess will then flake right off.3. Do not expect the timer to tick off evenly - it will tick off the first couple lights slowly and then the rest comparatively quickly. You have to keep an eye on it. Having said all of that, I love this waffle maker. I do not consider it a true Belgian style waffle but it is deeper than a traditional waffle - for my preferences this is perfect. Clean-up and storage is very easy if you wait to clean it up until after it cools and any spilt batter has gotten crusty. Now if I could only find the perfect batter.....

To be as happy as I am with this waffle maker you need to:1. Reduce the amount of batter from the suggested 2 cups to 1.5 cups or <hl> you'll overflow <hl>2. If you do overflow do not try to clean it right away - you'll make a battery mess. Wait for it to harden - the maker will be hot so this will not take long. The mess will then flake right off.3. Do not expect the timer to tick off evenly - it will tick off the first couple lights slowly and then the rest comparatively quickly. You have to keep an eye on it.Having said all of that, I love this waffle maker. I do not consider it a true Belgian style waffle but it is deeper than a traditional waffle - for my preferences this is perfect. Clean-up and storage is very easy if you wait to clean it up until after it cools and any spilt batter has gotten crusty. Now if I could only find the perfect batter.....

Reduce the amount of batter from the suggested 2 cups to 1.5 cups or <hl> you'll overflow <hl> 2.


Question: What is this product?

Answer: waffle maker

<hl> To be as happy as I am with this waffle maker you need to:1. <hl> Reduce the amount of batter from the suggested 2 cups to 1.5 cups or you'll overflow2. If you do overflow do not try to clean it right away - you'll make a battery mess. Wait for it to harden - the maker will be hot so this will not take long. The mess will then flake right off.3. Do not expect the timer to tick off evenly - it will tick off the first couple lights slowly and then the rest comparatively quickly. You have to keep an eye on it. Having said all of that, I love this waffle maker. I do not consider it a true Belgian style waffle but it is deeper than a traditional waffle - for my preferences this is perfect. Clean-up and storage is very easy if you wait to clean it up until after it cools and any spilt batter has gotten crusty. Now if I could only find the perfect batter.....

To be as happy as I am with this <hl> waffle maker <hl> you need to:1. Reduce the amount of batter from the suggested 2 cups to 1.5 cups or you'll overflow2. If you do overflow do not try to clean it right away - you'll make a battery mess. Wait for it to harden - the maker will be hot so this will not take long. The mess will then flake right off.3. Do not expect the timer to tick off evenly - it will tick off the first couple lights slowly and then the rest comparatively quickly. You have to keep an eye on it.Having said all of that, I love this waffle maker. I do not consider it a true Belgian style waffle but it is deeper than a traditional waffle - for my preferences this is perfect. Clean-up and storage is very easy if you wait to clean it up until after it cools and any spilt batter has gotten crusty. Now if I could only find the perfect batter.....


Question: What do they recommend for the batter amount?

Answer: 1.5 cups

To be as happy as I am with this waffle maker you need to:1. <hl> Reduce the amount of batter from the suggested 2 cups to 1.5 cups or you'll overflow2. <hl> If you do overflow do not try to clean it right away - you'll make a battery mess. Wait for it to harden - the maker will be hot so this will not take long. The mess will then flake right off.3. Do not expect the timer to tick off evenly - it will tick off the first couple lights slowly and then the rest comparatively quickly. You have to keep an eye on it. Having said all of that, I love this waffle maker. I do not consider it a true Belgian style waffle but it is deeper than a traditional waffle - for my preferences this is perfect. Clean-up and storage is very easy if you wait to clean it up until after it cools and any spilt batter has gotten crusty. Now if I could only find the perfect batter.....

To be as happy as I am with this waffle maker you need to:1. Reduce the amount of batter from the suggested 2 cups to <hl> 1.5 cups <hl> or you'll overflow2. If you do overflow do not try to clean it right away - you'll make a battery mess. Wait for it to harden - the maker will be hot so this will not take long. The mess will then flake right off.3. Do not expect the timer to tick off evenly - it will tick off the first couple lights slowly and then the rest comparatively quickly. You have to keep an eye on it.Having said all of that, I love this waffle maker. I do not consider it a true Belgian style waffle but it is deeper than a traditional waffle - for my preferences this is perfect. Clean-up and storage is very easy if you wait to clean it up until after it cools and any spilt batter has gotten crusty. Now if I could only find the perfect batter.....


Question: What is the suggested batter for the unit?

Answer: 2 cups

To be as happy as I am with this waffle maker you need to:1. <hl> Reduce the amount of batter from the suggested 2 cups to 1.5 cups or you'll overflow2. <hl> If you do overflow do not try to clean it right away - you'll make a battery mess. Wait for it to harden - the maker will be hot so this will not take long. The mess will then flake right off.3. Do not expect the timer to tick off evenly - it will tick off the first couple lights slowly and then the rest comparatively quickly. You have to keep an eye on it. Having said all of that, I love this waffle maker. I do not consider it a true Belgian style waffle but it is deeper than a traditional waffle - for my preferences this is perfect. Clean-up and storage is very easy if you wait to clean it up until after it cools and any spilt batter has gotten crusty. Now if I could only find the perfect batter.....

To be as happy as I am with this waffle maker you need to:1. Reduce the amount of batter from the suggested <hl> 2 cups <hl> to 1.5 cups or you'll overflow2. If you do overflow do not try to clean it right away - you'll make a battery mess. Wait for it to harden - the maker will be hot so this will not take long. The mess will then flake right off.3. Do not expect the timer to tick off evenly - it will tick off the first couple lights slowly and then the rest comparatively quickly. You have to keep an eye on it.Having said all of that, I love this waffle maker. I do not consider it a true Belgian style waffle but it is deeper than a traditional waffle - for my preferences this is perfect. Clean-up and storage is very easy if you wait to clean it up until after it cools and any spilt batter has gotten crusty. Now if I could only find the perfect batter.....


Question: What item is this?

We had a West Bend breadmaker like this one for many years. Finally the seals on the paddle shafts in the pan wore out and they got bread in them and siezed up.We looked all over for another breadmaker that made a normal shaped loaf of bread. Not a squatty cylinder one like most of them.The bread pan has two paddles, not one like most, and is shaped more like a normal long loaf of bread.We looked at purchasing a new pan for our old machine, but found this great price on a new West Bend and bought it.The settings are easy, we use our recipe we developed over the years and we get consistently great loafs.Great bread, great shape, great buy.

Answer: breadmaker

<hl> We had a West Bend breadmaker like this one for many years. <hl> Finally the seals on the paddle shafts in the pan wore out and they got bread in them and siezed up. We looked all over for another breadmaker that made a normal shaped loaf of bread. Not a squatty cylinder one like most of them. The bread pan has two paddles, not one like most, and is shaped more like a normal long loaf of bread. We looked at purchasing a new pan for our old machine, but found this great price on a new West Bend and bought it. The settings are easy, we use our recipe we developed over the years and we get consistently great loafs. Great bread, great shape, great buy.

We had a West Bend <hl> breadmaker <hl> like this one for many years. Finally the seals on the paddle shafts in the pan wore out and they got bread in them and siezed up.We looked all over for another breadmaker that made a normal shaped loaf of bread. Not a squatty cylinder one like most of them.The bread pan has two paddles, not one like most, and is shaped more like a normal long loaf of bread.We looked at purchasing a new pan for our old machine, but found this great price on a new West Bend and bought it.The settings are easy, we use our recipe we developed over the years and we get consistently great loafs.Great bread, great shape, great buy.


Question: What is the brand?

Answer: West Bend

<hl> We had a West Bend breadmaker like this one for many years. <hl> Finally the seals on the paddle shafts in the pan wore out and they got bread in them and siezed up. We looked all over for another breadmaker that made a normal shaped loaf of bread. Not a squatty cylinder one like most of them. The bread pan has two paddles, not one like most, and is shaped more like a normal long loaf of bread. We looked at purchasing a new pan for our old machine, but found this great price on a new West Bend and bought it. The settings are easy, we use our recipe we developed over the years and we get consistently great loafs. Great bread, great shape, great buy.

We had a <hl> West Bend <hl> breadmaker like this one for many years. Finally the seals on the paddle shafts in the pan wore out and they got bread in them and siezed up.We looked all over for another breadmaker that made a normal shaped loaf of bread. Not a squatty cylinder one like most of them.The bread pan has two paddles, not one like most, and is shaped more like a normal long loaf of bread.We looked at purchasing a new pan for our old machine, but found this great price on a new West Bend and bought it.The settings are easy, we use our recipe we developed over the years and we get consistently great loafs.Great bread, great shape, great buy.


Question: What happened to their old bread maker?

Answer: paddle shafts in the pan wore out

We had a West Bend breadmaker like this one for many years. <hl> Finally the seals on the paddle shafts in the pan wore out and they got bread in them and siezed up. <hl> We looked all over for another breadmaker that made a normal shaped loaf of bread. Not a squatty cylinder one like most of them. The bread pan has two paddles, not one like most, and is shaped more like a normal long loaf of bread. We looked at purchasing a new pan for our old machine, but found this great price on a new West Bend and bought it. The settings are easy, we use our recipe we developed over the years and we get consistently great loafs. Great bread, great shape, great buy.

We had a West Bend breadmaker like this one for many years. Finally the seals on the <hl> paddle shafts in the pan wore out <hl> and they got bread in them and siezed up.We looked all over for another breadmaker that made a normal shaped loaf of bread. Not a squatty cylinder one like most of them.The bread pan has two paddles, not one like most, and is shaped more like a normal long loaf of bread.We looked at purchasing a new pan for our old machine, but found this great price on a new West Bend and bought it.The settings are easy, we use our recipe we developed over the years and we get consistently great loafs.Great bread, great shape, great buy.


Question: How many paddles does it have?

Answer: two

We had a West Bend breadmaker like this one for many years. Finally the seals on the paddle shafts in the pan wore out and they got bread in them and siezed up. We looked all over for another breadmaker that made a normal shaped loaf of bread. Not a squatty cylinder one like most of them. <hl> The bread pan has two paddles, not one like most, and is shaped more like a normal long loaf of bread. <hl> We looked at purchasing a new pan for our old machine, but found this great price on a new West Bend and bought it. The settings are easy, we use our recipe we developed over the years and we get consistently great loafs. Great bread, great shape, great buy.

We had a West Bend breadmaker like this one for many years. Finally the seals on the paddle shafts in the pan wore out and they got bread in them and siezed up.We looked all over for another breadmaker that made a normal shaped loaf of bread. Not a squatty cylinder one like most of them.The bread pan has <hl> two <hl> paddles, not one like most, and is shaped more like a normal long loaf of bread.We looked at purchasing a new pan for our old machine, but found this great price on a new West Bend and bought it.The settings are easy, we use our recipe we developed over the years and we get consistently great loafs.Great bread, great shape, great buy.


Question: How long has he used this set?

I purchased this set about 5 years ago and have used it over those 5 years pretty frequently. It works very well, even on synthetic corks, in my experience. It's fast and easy to use.My two complaints after several years of use: the opener has never really held a charge... after a bottle or two it's done. I'm surprised to read the reviews of people opening 30 bottles. Perhaps I just got a "dud"... also, the plastic on mine has become very sticky. At first I just assumed some wine spilled on it at a party, but I've scrubbed it thoroughly and I now think that the plastic is somehow degrading... very strange.A nice gift and a good convenience but I do wonder if there's a better option out there. If I were to do it again, I'd shop around and compare models.Hope this helps.

Answer: 5 years

<hl> I purchased this set about 5 years ago and have used it over those 5 years pretty frequently. <hl> It works very well, even on synthetic corks, in my experience. It's fast and easy to use. My two complaints after several years of use: the opener has never really held a charge... after a bottle or two it's done. I'm surprised to read the reviews of people opening 30 bottles. Perhaps I just got a "dud"... also, the plastic on mine has become very sticky. At first I just assumed some wine spilled on it at a party, but I've scrubbed it thoroughly and I now think that the plastic is somehow degrading... very strange. A nice gift and a good convenience but I do wonder if there's a better option out there. If I were to do it again, I'd shop around and compare models. Hope this helps.

I purchased this set about <hl> 5 years <hl> ago and have used it over those 5 years pretty frequently. It works very well, even on synthetic corks, in my experience. It's fast and easy to use.My two complaints after several years of use: the opener has never really held a charge... after a bottle or two it's done. I'm surprised to read the reviews of people opening 30 bottles. Perhaps I just got a "dud"... also, the plastic on mine has become very sticky. At first I just assumed some wine spilled on it at a party, but I've scrubbed it thoroughly and I now think that the plastic is somehow degrading... very strange.A nice gift and a good convenience but I do wonder if there's a better option out there. If I were to do it again, I'd shop around and compare models.Hope this helps.


Question: How many bottles did it open according to the reviewers?

Answer: 30

I purchased this set about 5 years ago and have used it over those 5 years pretty frequently. It works very well, even on synthetic corks, in my experience. It's fast and easy to use. My two complaints after several years of use: the opener has never really held a charge... after a bottle or two it's done. <hl> I'm surprised to read the reviews of people opening 30 bottles. <hl> Perhaps I just got a "dud"... also, the plastic on mine has become very sticky. At first I just assumed some wine spilled on it at a party, but I've scrubbed it thoroughly and I now think that the plastic is somehow degrading... very strange. A nice gift and a good convenience but I do wonder if there's a better option out there. If I were to do it again, I'd shop around and compare models. Hope this helps.

I purchased this set about 5 years ago and have used it over those 5 years pretty frequently. It works very well, even on synthetic corks, in my experience. It's fast and easy to use.My two complaints after several years of use: the opener has never really held a charge... after a bottle or two it's done. I'm surprised to read the reviews of people opening <hl> 30 <hl> bottles. Perhaps I just got a "dud"... also, the plastic on mine has become very sticky. At first I just assumed some wine spilled on it at a party, but I've scrubbed it thoroughly and I now think that the plastic is somehow degrading... very strange.A nice gift and a good convenience but I do wonder if there's a better option out there. If I were to do it again, I'd shop around and compare models.Hope this helps.


Question: What is the plastic on his model?

Answer: sticky

I purchased this set about 5 years ago and have used it over those 5 years pretty frequently. It works very well, even on synthetic corks, in my experience. It's fast and easy to use. My two complaints after several years of use: the opener has never really held a charge... after a bottle or two it's done. I'm surprised to read the reviews of people opening 30 bottles. <hl> Perhaps I just got a "dud"... also, the plastic on mine has become very sticky . <hl> At first I just assumed some wine spilled on it at a party, but I've scrubbed it thoroughly and I now think that the plastic is somehow degrading... very strange. A nice gift and a good convenience but I do wonder if there's a better option out there. If I were to do it again, I'd shop around and compare models. Hope this helps.

I purchased this set about 5 years ago and have used it over those 5 years pretty frequently. It works very well, even on synthetic corks, in my experience. It's fast and easy to use.My two complaints after several years of use: the opener has never really held a charge... after a bottle or two it's done. I'm surprised to read the reviews of people opening 30 bottles. Perhaps I just got a "dud"... also, the plastic on mine has become very <hl> sticky <hl>. At first I just assumed some wine spilled on it at a party, but I've scrubbed it thoroughly and I now think that the plastic is somehow degrading... very strange.A nice gift and a good convenience but I do wonder if there's a better option out there. If I were to do it again, I'd shop around and compare models.Hope this helps.

Perhaps I just got a "dud"... also, the plastic on mine has become very <hl> sticky <hl> .


Question: What is wrong with his product?

Answer: never really held a charge

I purchased this set about 5 years ago and have used it over those 5 years pretty frequently. It works very well, even on synthetic corks, in my experience. It's fast and easy to use. <hl> My two complaints after several years of use: the opener has never really held a charge ... after a bottle or two it's done. <hl> I'm surprised to read the reviews of people opening 30 bottles. Perhaps I just got a "dud"... also, the plastic on mine has become very sticky. At first I just assumed some wine spilled on it at a party, but I've scrubbed it thoroughly and I now think that the plastic is somehow degrading... very strange. A nice gift and a good convenience but I do wonder if there's a better option out there. If I were to do it again, I'd shop around and compare models. Hope this helps.

I purchased this set about 5 years ago and have used it over those 5 years pretty frequently. It works very well, even on synthetic corks, in my experience. It's fast and easy to use.My two complaints after several years of use: the opener has <hl> never really held a charge <hl>... after a bottle or two it's done. I'm surprised to read the reviews of people opening 30 bottles. Perhaps I just got a "dud"... also, the plastic on mine has become very sticky. At first I just assumed some wine spilled on it at a party, but I've scrubbed it thoroughly and I now think that the plastic is somehow degrading... very strange.A nice gift and a good convenience but I do wonder if there's a better option out there. If I were to do it again, I'd shop around and compare models.Hope this helps.

My two complaints after several years of use: the opener has <hl> never really held a charge <hl> ... after a bottle or two it's done.


Question: What did they previously own?

i think so! after having owned a Calphalon contemporary non-stick set for 8 years with non-stick coating peeling off (ugh...health hazard??), it was time to replace with new pieces. my new set is stainless steel in the interior, but i purchased this skillet for cooking the occasional omelette and eggs (i hear non-stick is better for it). great quality feel, sturdy weight, and the non-stick is super slick and easy to clean. i would go for this line of cookware if i was in the market for a non-stick set.

Answer: 8 years

i think so! <hl> after having owned a Calphalon contemporary non-stick set for 8 years with non-stick coating peeling off (ugh...health hazard??), it was time to replace with new pieces. <hl> my new set is stainless steel in the interior, but i purchased this skillet for cooking the occasional omelette and eggs (i hear non-stick is better for it). great quality feel, sturdy weight, and the non-stick is super slick and easy to clean. i would go for this line of cookware if i was in the market for a non-stick set.

i think so! after having owned a Calphalon contemporary non-stick set for <hl> 8 years <hl> with non-stick coating peeling off (ugh...health hazard??), it was time to replace with new pieces. my new set is stainless steel in the interior, but i purchased this skillet for cooking the occasional omelette and eggs (i hear non-stick is better for it). great quality feel, sturdy weight, and the non-stick is super slick and easy to clean. i would go for this line of cookware if i was in the market for a non-stick set.


Question: What dairy product are they cooking in it?

Answer: eggs

i think so! after having owned a Calphalon contemporary non-stick set for 8 years with non-stick coating peeling off (ugh...health hazard??), it was time to replace with new pieces. <hl> my new set is stainless steel in the interior, but i purchased this skillet for cooking the occasional omelette and eggs (i hear non-stick is better for it). <hl> great quality feel, sturdy weight, and the non-stick is super slick and easy to clean. i would go for this line of cookware if i was in the market for a non-stick set.

i think so! after having owned a Calphalon contemporary non-stick set for 8 years with non-stick coating peeling off (ugh...health hazard??), it was time to replace with new pieces. my new set is stainless steel in the interior, but i purchased this skillet for cooking the occasional omelette and <hl> eggs <hl> (i hear non-stick is better for it). great quality feel, sturdy weight, and the non-stick is super slick and easy to clean. i would go for this line of cookware if i was in the market for a non-stick set.


Question: What material is the new set made of?

Answer: stainless steel

i think so! after having owned a Calphalon contemporary non-stick set for 8 years with non-stick coating peeling off (ugh...health hazard??), it was time to replace with new pieces. <hl> my new set is stainless steel in the interior, but i purchased this skillet for cooking the occasional omelette and eggs (i hear non-stick is better for it). <hl> great quality feel, sturdy weight, and the non-stick is super slick and easy to clean. i would go for this line of cookware if i was in the market for a non-stick set.

i think so! after having owned a Calphalon contemporary non-stick set for 8 years with non-stick coating peeling off (ugh...health hazard??), it was time to replace with new pieces. my new set is <hl> stainless steel <hl> in the interior, but i purchased this skillet for cooking the occasional omelette and eggs (i hear non-stick is better for it). great quality feel, sturdy weight, and the non-stick is super slick and easy to clean. i would go for this line of cookware if i was in the market for a non-stick set.