Question: What happens if you put the mixture in too soon?

Answer: cause the dispenser to dispense more of a splatter (water still separated from the soap)

So I bought this thinking that it would work with any liquid soap with similar viscosity. Well I was wrong. "Softsoap" is arguably one of, if not the best selling hand soap liquid out there. When I put it in, I noticed that instead of giving me a neat dollop like it was doing with the proprietary soap, it was giving me literally a very tiny dribble drop that was too small to wash with. As you may have noticed, the proprietary (and much more expensive) soap was of a more diluted consistency. Don't get me wrong, I love the way it dispenses. It's a very clean crisp dispensing. So in light of the problem, I diluted the soap. I put the softsoap into a bottle and added about 20% water by volume wrt the soap into the bottle and mixed it up (but not too vigorously). The trick is to let it sit for a while (like a few hours) so that the two could have a chance to settle and mix through osmosis. <hl> Otherwise, I discovered that putting the mixture in too soon will cause the dispenser to dispense more of a splatter (water still separated from the soap) onto my hand. <hl>

So I bought this thinking that it would work with any liquid soap with similar viscosity. Well I was wrong. "Softsoap" is arguably one of, if not the best selling hand soap liquid out there. When I put it in, I noticed that instead of giving me a neat dollop like it was doing with the proprietary soap, it was giving me literally a very tiny dribble drop that was too small to wash with. As you may have noticed, the proprietary (and much more expensive) soap was of a more diluted consistency. Don't get me wrong, I love the way it dispenses. It's a very clean crisp dispensing. So in light of the problem, I diluted the soap. I put the softsoap into a bottle and added about 20% water by volume wrt the soap into the bottle and mixed it up (but not too vigorously). The trick is to let it sit for a while (like a few hours) so that the two could have a chance to settle and mix through osmosis. Otherwise, I discovered that putting the mixture in too soon will <hl> cause the dispenser to dispense more of a splatter (water still separated from the soap) <hl> onto my hand.


Question: What is the trick of this soap?

So I bought this thinking that it would work with any liquid soap with similar viscosity. Well I was wrong. "Softsoap" is arguably one of, if not the best selling hand soap liquid out there. When I put it in, I noticed that instead of giving me a neat dollop like it was doing with the proprietary soap, it was giving me literally a very tiny dribble drop that was too small to wash with. As you may have noticed, the proprietary (and much more expensive) soap was of a more diluted consistency. Don't get me wrong, I love the way it dispenses. It's a very clean crisp dispensing. So in light of the problem, I diluted the soap. I put the softsoap into a bottle and added about 20% water by volume wrt the soap into the bottle and mixed it up (but not too vigorously). The trick is to let it sit for a while (like a few hours) so that the two could have a chance to settle and mix through osmosis. Otherwise, I discovered that putting the mixture in too soon will cause the dispenser to dispense more of a splatter (water still separated from the soap) onto my hand.

Answer: to let it sit for a while (like a few hours)

So I bought this thinking that it would work with any liquid soap with similar viscosity. Well I was wrong. "Softsoap" is arguably one of, if not the best selling hand soap liquid out there. When I put it in, I noticed that instead of giving me a neat dollop like it was doing with the proprietary soap, it was giving me literally a very tiny dribble drop that was too small to wash with. As you may have noticed, the proprietary (and much more expensive) soap was of a more diluted consistency. Don't get me wrong, I love the way it dispenses. It's a very clean crisp dispensing. So in light of the problem, I diluted the soap. I put the softsoap into a bottle and added about 20% water by volume wrt the soap into the bottle and mixed it up (but not too vigorously). <hl> The trick is to let it sit for a while (like a few hours) so that the two could have a chance to settle and mix through osmosis. <hl> Otherwise, I discovered that putting the mixture in too soon will cause the dispenser to dispense more of a splatter (water still separated from the soap) onto my hand.

So I bought this thinking that it would work with any liquid soap with similar viscosity. Well I was wrong. "Softsoap" is arguably one of, if not the best selling hand soap liquid out there. When I put it in, I noticed that instead of giving me a neat dollop like it was doing with the proprietary soap, it was giving me literally a very tiny dribble drop that was too small to wash with. As you may have noticed, the proprietary (and much more expensive) soap was of a more diluted consistency. Don't get me wrong, I love the way it dispenses. It's a very clean crisp dispensing. So in light of the problem, I diluted the soap. I put the softsoap into a bottle and added about 20% water by volume wrt the soap into the bottle and mixed it up (but not too vigorously). The trick is <hl> to let it sit for a while (like a few hours) <hl> so that the two could have a chance to settle and mix through osmosis. Otherwise, I discovered that putting the mixture in too soon will cause the dispenser to dispense more of a splatter (water still separated from the soap) onto my hand.


Question: How much is the product on Amazon?

I saw this same brand and same overall design type at Bed, Bath, & Beyond for $39.99, but I got this for approximatly $20 on Amazon. It's the same brand, but the baskets have a different type of design on them compared to BB&B. I gave this product four stars because the basket design (and maybe this is why BB&B has the different design) allows for smaller items to slip through. I really like this item though. It holds items and stays in place. I also have a separate little piece from a previous shower basket that keeps it from slipping down the shower pipe (if it were to try to slip), but so far I don't think that it's slipped at all. It's sturdy and can hold a decent amount of weight in it. It's still new - so I hope that it stays rust free - it's supposed to though and I'll update this if it doesn't. Good product!

Answer: $20

<hl> I saw this same brand and same overall design type at Bed, Bath, & Beyond for $39.99, but I got this for approximatly $20 on Amazon. <hl> It's the same brand, but the baskets have a different type of design on them compared to BB&B. I gave this product four stars because the basket design (and maybe this is why BB&B has the different design) allows for smaller items to slip through. I really like this item though. It holds items and stays in place. I also have a separate little piece from a previous shower basket that keeps it from slipping down the shower pipe (if it were to try to slip), but so far I don't think that it's slipped at all. It's sturdy and can hold a decent amount of weight in it. It's still new - so I hope that it stays rust free - it's supposed to though and I'll update this if it doesn't. Good product!

I saw this same brand and same overall design type at Bed, Bath, & Beyond for $39.99, but I got this for approximatly <hl> $20 <hl> on Amazon. It's the same brand, but the baskets have a different type of design on them compared to BB&B. I gave this product four stars because the basket design (and maybe this is why BB&B has the different design) allows for smaller items to slip through. I really like this item though. It holds items and stays in place. I also have a separate little piece from a previous shower basket that keeps it from slipping down the shower pipe (if it were to try to slip), but so far I don't think that it's slipped at all. It's sturdy and can hold a decent amount of weight in it. It's still new - so I hope that it stays rust free - it's supposed to though and I'll update this if it doesn't. Good product!


Question: What about the design caused a less than perfect rating?

Answer: the basket design (and maybe this is why BB&B has the different design) allows for smaller items to slip through

I saw this same brand and same overall design type at Bed, Bath, & Beyond for $39.99, but I got this for approximatly $20 on Amazon. It's the same brand, but the baskets have a different type of design on them compared to BB&B. <hl> I gave this product four stars because the basket design (and maybe this is why BB&B has the different design) allows for smaller items to slip through . <hl> I really like this item though. It holds items and stays in place. I also have a separate little piece from a previous shower basket that keeps it from slipping down the shower pipe (if it were to try to slip), but so far I don't think that it's slipped at all. It's sturdy and can hold a decent amount of weight in it. It's still new - so I hope that it stays rust free - it's supposed to though and I'll update this if it doesn't. Good product!

I saw this same brand and same overall design type at Bed, Bath, & Beyond for $39.99, but I got this for approximatly $20 on Amazon. It's the same brand, but the baskets have a different type of design on them compared to BB&B. I gave this product four stars because <hl> the basket design (and maybe this is why BB&B has the different design) allows for smaller items to slip through <hl>. I really like this item though. It holds items and stays in place. I also have a separate little piece from a previous shower basket that keeps it from slipping down the shower pipe (if it were to try to slip), but so far I don't think that it's slipped at all. It's sturdy and can hold a decent amount of weight in it. It's still new - so I hope that it stays rust free - it's supposed to though and I'll update this if it doesn't. Good product!

I gave this product four stars because <hl> the basket design (and maybe this is why BB&B has the different design) allows for smaller items to slip through <hl> .


Question: How much is the product at Bed, Bath & Beyond?

Answer: $39.99

<hl> I saw this same brand and same overall design type at Bed, Bath, & Beyond for $39.99 , but I got this for approximatly $20 on Amazon. <hl> It's the same brand, but the baskets have a different type of design on them compared to BB&B. I gave this product four stars because the basket design (and maybe this is why BB&B has the different design) allows for smaller items to slip through. I really like this item though. It holds items and stays in place. I also have a separate little piece from a previous shower basket that keeps it from slipping down the shower pipe (if it were to try to slip), but so far I don't think that it's slipped at all. It's sturdy and can hold a decent amount of weight in it. It's still new - so I hope that it stays rust free - it's supposed to though and I'll update this if it doesn't. Good product!

I saw this same brand and same overall design type at Bed, Bath, & Beyond for <hl> $39.99 <hl>, but I got this for approximatly $20 on Amazon. It's the same brand, but the baskets have a different type of design on them compared to BB&B. I gave this product four stars because the basket design (and maybe this is why BB&B has the different design) allows for smaller items to slip through. I really like this item though. It holds items and stays in place. I also have a separate little piece from a previous shower basket that keeps it from slipping down the shower pipe (if it were to try to slip), but so far I don't think that it's slipped at all. It's sturdy and can hold a decent amount of weight in it. It's still new - so I hope that it stays rust free - it's supposed to though and I'll update this if it doesn't. Good product!

I saw this same brand and same overall design type at Bed, Bath, & Beyond for <hl> $39.99 <hl> , but I got this for approximatly $20 on Amazon.


Question: How much weight can it hold?

Answer: a decent amount of weight in it

I saw this same brand and same overall design type at Bed, Bath, & Beyond for $39.99, but I got this for approximatly $20 on Amazon. It's the same brand, but the baskets have a different type of design on them compared to BB&B. I gave this product four stars because the basket design (and maybe this is why BB&B has the different design) allows for smaller items to slip through. I really like this item though. It holds items and stays in place. I also have a separate little piece from a previous shower basket that keeps it from slipping down the shower pipe (if it were to try to slip), but so far I don't think that it's slipped at all. <hl> It's sturdy and can hold a decent amount of weight in it . <hl> It's still new - so I hope that it stays rust free - it's supposed to though and I'll update this if it doesn't. Good product!

I saw this same brand and same overall design type at Bed, Bath, & Beyond for $39.99, but I got this for approximatly $20 on Amazon. It's the same brand, but the baskets have a different type of design on them compared to BB&B. I gave this product four stars because the basket design (and maybe this is why BB&B has the different design) allows for smaller items to slip through. I really like this item though. It holds items and stays in place. I also have a separate little piece from a previous shower basket that keeps it from slipping down the shower pipe (if it were to try to slip), but so far I don't think that it's slipped at all. It's sturdy and can hold <hl> a decent amount of weight in it <hl>. It's still new - so I hope that it stays rust free - it's supposed to though and I'll update this if it doesn't. Good product!

It's sturdy and can hold <hl> a decent amount of weight in it <hl> .


Question: Can this item rust?

Answer: it stays rust free

I saw this same brand and same overall design type at Bed, Bath, & Beyond for $39.99, but I got this for approximatly $20 on Amazon. It's the same brand, but the baskets have a different type of design on them compared to BB&B. I gave this product four stars because the basket design (and maybe this is why BB&B has the different design) allows for smaller items to slip through. I really like this item though. It holds items and stays in place. I also have a separate little piece from a previous shower basket that keeps it from slipping down the shower pipe (if it were to try to slip), but so far I don't think that it's slipped at all. It's sturdy and can hold a decent amount of weight in it. <hl> It's still new - so I hope that it stays rust free - it's supposed to though and I'll update this if it doesn't. <hl> Good product!

I saw this same brand and same overall design type at Bed, Bath, & Beyond for $39.99, but I got this for approximatly $20 on Amazon. It's the same brand, but the baskets have a different type of design on them compared to BB&B. I gave this product four stars because the basket design (and maybe this is why BB&B has the different design) allows for smaller items to slip through. I really like this item though. It holds items and stays in place. I also have a separate little piece from a previous shower basket that keeps it from slipping down the shower pipe (if it were to try to slip), but so far I don't think that it's slipped at all. It's sturdy and can hold a decent amount of weight in it. It's still new - so I hope that <hl> it stays rust free <hl> - it's supposed to though and I'll update this if it doesn't. Good product!


Question: How many of these items did the reviewer order?

I'm about to order my third one of these. The first was left out in freezing weather by a house-sitter who used it to carry water to some chickens. It froze and cracked. The second cracked after my husband decided to make tea in it and poured boiling water onto the tea bags. But it's such a good pitcher (especially for infusing the tea with fruit) that we're giving ourselves one more chance. Just keep in mind that it will survive much longer if not subjected to temperature extremes. It does a wonderful job of imparting fruit flavors while leaving the tea (or other liquid) separate for serving.

Answer: about to order my third one

<hl> I'm about to order my third one of these. <hl> The first was left out in freezing weather by a house-sitter who used it to carry water to some chickens. It froze and cracked. The second cracked after my husband decided to make tea in it and poured boiling water onto the tea bags. But it's such a good pitcher (especially for infusing the tea with fruit) that we're giving ourselves one more chance. Just keep in mind that it will survive much longer if not subjected to temperature extremes. It does a wonderful job of imparting fruit flavors while leaving the tea (or other liquid) separate for serving.

I'm <hl> about to order my third one <hl> of these. The first was left out in freezing weather by a house-sitter who used it to carry water to some chickens. It froze and cracked. The second cracked after my husband decided to make tea in it and poured boiling water onto the tea bags. But it's such a good pitcher (especially for infusing the tea with fruit) that we're giving ourselves one more chance. Just keep in mind that it will survive much longer if not subjected to temperature extremes. It does a wonderful job of imparting fruit flavors while leaving the tea (or other liquid) separate for serving.


Question: When does it survive the longest?

Answer: it will survive much longer if not subjected to temperature extremes

I'm about to order my third one of these. The first was left out in freezing weather by a house-sitter who used it to carry water to some chickens. It froze and cracked. The second cracked after my husband decided to make tea in it and poured boiling water onto the tea bags. But it's such a good pitcher (especially for infusing the tea with fruit) that we're giving ourselves one more chance. <hl> Just keep in mind that it will survive much longer if not subjected to temperature extremes . <hl> It does a wonderful job of imparting fruit flavors while leaving the tea (or other liquid) separate for serving.

I'm about to order my third one of these. The first was left out in freezing weather by a house-sitter who used it to carry water to some chickens. It froze and cracked. The second cracked after my husband decided to make tea in it and poured boiling water onto the tea bags. But it's such a good pitcher (especially for infusing the tea with fruit) that we're giving ourselves one more chance. Just keep in mind that <hl> it will survive much longer if not subjected to temperature extremes <hl>. It does a wonderful job of imparting fruit flavors while leaving the tea (or other liquid) separate for serving.

Just keep in mind that <hl> it will survive much longer if not subjected to temperature extremes <hl> .


Question: What does it do a wonderful job of?

Answer: imparting fruit flavors while leaving the tea (or other liquid) separate for serving

I'm about to order my third one of these. The first was left out in freezing weather by a house-sitter who used it to carry water to some chickens. It froze and cracked. The second cracked after my husband decided to make tea in it and poured boiling water onto the tea bags. But it's such a good pitcher (especially for infusing the tea with fruit) that we're giving ourselves one more chance. Just keep in mind that it will survive much longer if not subjected to temperature extremes. <hl> It does a wonderful job of imparting fruit flavors while leaving the tea (or other liquid) separate for serving . <hl>

I'm about to order my third one of these. The first was left out in freezing weather by a house-sitter who used it to carry water to some chickens. It froze and cracked. The second cracked after my husband decided to make tea in it and poured boiling water onto the tea bags. But it's such a good pitcher (especially for infusing the tea with fruit) that we're giving ourselves one more chance. Just keep in mind that it will survive much longer if not subjected to temperature extremes. It does a wonderful job of <hl> imparting fruit flavors while leaving the tea (or other liquid) separate for serving <hl>.

It does a wonderful job of <hl> imparting fruit flavors while leaving the tea (or other liquid) separate for serving <hl> .


Question: How did the second one crack?

Answer: husband decided to make tea in it and poured boiling water onto the tea bags

I'm about to order my third one of these. The first was left out in freezing weather by a house-sitter who used it to carry water to some chickens. It froze and cracked. <hl> The second cracked after my husband decided to make tea in it and poured boiling water onto the tea bags . <hl> But it's such a good pitcher (especially for infusing the tea with fruit) that we're giving ourselves one more chance. Just keep in mind that it will survive much longer if not subjected to temperature extremes. It does a wonderful job of imparting fruit flavors while leaving the tea (or other liquid) separate for serving.

I'm about to order my third one of these. The first was left out in freezing weather by a house-sitter who used it to carry water to some chickens. It froze and cracked. The second cracked after my <hl> husband decided to make tea in it and poured boiling water onto the tea bags <hl>. But it's such a good pitcher (especially for infusing the tea with fruit) that we're giving ourselves one more chance. Just keep in mind that it will survive much longer if not subjected to temperature extremes. It does a wonderful job of imparting fruit flavors while leaving the tea (or other liquid) separate for serving.

The second cracked after my <hl> husband decided to make tea in it and poured boiling water onto the tea bags <hl> .


Question: How did the first one break?

Answer: left out in freezing weather by a house-sitter who used it to carry water

I'm about to order my third one of these. <hl> The first was left out in freezing weather by a house-sitter who used it to carry water to some chickens. <hl> It froze and cracked. The second cracked after my husband decided to make tea in it and poured boiling water onto the tea bags. But it's such a good pitcher (especially for infusing the tea with fruit) that we're giving ourselves one more chance. Just keep in mind that it will survive much longer if not subjected to temperature extremes. It does a wonderful job of imparting fruit flavors while leaving the tea (or other liquid) separate for serving.

I'm about to order my third one of these. The first was <hl> left out in freezing weather by a house-sitter who used it to carry water <hl> to some chickens. It froze and cracked. The second cracked after my husband decided to make tea in it and poured boiling water onto the tea bags. But it's such a good pitcher (especially for infusing the tea with fruit) that we're giving ourselves one more chance. Just keep in mind that it will survive much longer if not subjected to temperature extremes. It does a wonderful job of imparting fruit flavors while leaving the tea (or other liquid) separate for serving.


Question: Why are the deep ridges nice?

Finally, a way to cook a decent steak on an indoor stove. The grill ridges are deep so the steaks really get grilled instead of fried.This grill can handle two large steaks, like T-bones, at a time. When we want to make more than two, we cook the first batch to medium-rare or so, then move them to a regular iron skillet with some coarse salt in the bottom, while we make the second batch in the grill pan. The first batch goes to those who like their steaks well-done. Both skillets need to be good and hot!It's not too bad to clean up -- provided you keep it very well seasoned, and get the toothed Lodge Grill Pan Scraper 2-Pack (overpriced imo, but I would not want to tackle cleaning this skillet without it). The fingers in the scraper fit the grill ridges very well. If you add some hot water to the hot grill pan, and let it soak in a bit, the scraper will pull the gunk out.

Answer: the steaks really get grilled instead of fried

Finally, a way to cook a decent steak on an indoor stove. <hl> The grill ridges are deep so the steaks really get grilled instead of fried .This grill can handle two large steaks, like T-bones, at a time. <hl> When we want to make more than two, we cook the first batch to medium-rare or so, then move them to a regular iron skillet with some coarse salt in the bottom, while we make the second batch in the grill pan. The first batch goes to those who like their steaks well-done. Both skillets need to be good and hot!It's not too bad to clean up -- provided you keep it very well seasoned, and get the toothed Lodge Grill Pan Scraper 2-Pack (overpriced imo, but I would not want to tackle cleaning this skillet without it). The fingers in the scraper fit the grill ridges very well. If you add some hot water to the hot grill pan, and let it soak in a bit, the scraper will pull the gunk out.

Finally, a way to cook a decent steak on an indoor stove. The grill ridges are deep so <hl> the steaks really get grilled instead of fried <hl>.This grill can handle two large steaks, like T-bones, at a time. When we want to make more than two, we cook the first batch to medium-rare or so, then move them to a regular iron skillet with some coarse salt in the bottom, while we make the second batch in the grill pan. The first batch goes to those who like their steaks well-done. Both skillets need to be good and hot!It's not too bad to clean up -- provided you keep it very well seasoned, and get the toothed Lodge Grill Pan Scraper 2-Pack (overpriced imo, but I would not want to tackle cleaning this skillet without it). The fingers in the scraper fit the grill ridges very well. If you add some hot water to the hot grill pan, and let it soak in a bit, the scraper will pull the gunk out.

The grill ridges are deep so <hl> the steaks really get grilled instead of fried <hl> .This grill can handle two large steaks, like T-bones, at a time.


Question: The first batch is more meant for what kind of person?

Answer: those who like their steaks well-done

Finally, a way to cook a decent steak on an indoor stove. The grill ridges are deep so the steaks really get grilled instead of fried. This grill can handle two large steaks, like T-bones, at a time. When we want to make more than two, we cook the first batch to medium-rare or so, then move them to a regular iron skillet with some coarse salt in the bottom, while we make the second batch in the grill pan. <hl> The first batch goes to those who like their steaks well-done . <hl> Both skillets need to be good and hot!It's not too bad to clean up -- provided you keep it very well seasoned, and get the toothed Lodge Grill Pan Scraper 2-Pack (overpriced imo, but I would not want to tackle cleaning this skillet without it). The fingers in the scraper fit the grill ridges very well. If you add some hot water to the hot grill pan, and let it soak in a bit, the scraper will pull the gunk out.

Finally, a way to cook a decent steak on an indoor stove. The grill ridges are deep so the steaks really get grilled instead of fried.This grill can handle two large steaks, like T-bones, at a time. When we want to make more than two, we cook the first batch to medium-rare or so, then move them to a regular iron skillet with some coarse salt in the bottom, while we make the second batch in the grill pan. The first batch goes to <hl> those who like their steaks well-done <hl>. Both skillets need to be good and hot!It's not too bad to clean up -- provided you keep it very well seasoned, and get the toothed Lodge Grill Pan Scraper 2-Pack (overpriced imo, but I would not want to tackle cleaning this skillet without it). The fingers in the scraper fit the grill ridges very well. If you add some hot water to the hot grill pan, and let it soak in a bit, the scraper will pull the gunk out.

The first batch goes to <hl> those who like their steaks well-done <hl> .


Question: How do they prep more than two?

Answer: first batch to medium-rare or so, then move them to a regular iron skillet with some coarse salt in the bottom, while we make the second batch in the grill pan

Finally, a way to cook a decent steak on an indoor stove. The grill ridges are deep so the steaks really get grilled instead of fried. This grill can handle two large steaks, like T-bones, at a time. <hl> When we want to make more than two, we cook the first batch to medium-rare or so, then move them to a regular iron skillet with some coarse salt in the bottom, while we make the second batch in the grill pan . <hl> The first batch goes to those who like their steaks well-done. Both skillets need to be good and hot!It's not too bad to clean up -- provided you keep it very well seasoned, and get the toothed Lodge Grill Pan Scraper 2-Pack (overpriced imo, but I would not want to tackle cleaning this skillet without it). The fingers in the scraper fit the grill ridges very well. If you add some hot water to the hot grill pan, and let it soak in a bit, the scraper will pull the gunk out.

Finally, a way to cook a decent steak on an indoor stove. The grill ridges are deep so the steaks really get grilled instead of fried.This grill can handle two large steaks, like T-bones, at a time. When we want to make more than two, we cook the <hl> first batch to medium-rare or so, then move them to a regular iron skillet with some coarse salt in the bottom, while we make the second batch in the grill pan <hl>. The first batch goes to those who like their steaks well-done. Both skillets need to be good and hot!It's not too bad to clean up -- provided you keep it very well seasoned, and get the toothed Lodge Grill Pan Scraper 2-Pack (overpriced imo, but I would not want to tackle cleaning this skillet without it). The fingers in the scraper fit the grill ridges very well. If you add some hot water to the hot grill pan, and let it soak in a bit, the scraper will pull the gunk out.

When we want to make more than two, we cook the <hl> first batch to medium-rare or so, then move them to a regular iron skillet with some coarse salt in the bottom, while we make the second batch in the grill pan <hl> .


Question: When is it not too bad to clean up?

Answer: provided you keep it very well seasoned, and get the toothed Lodge Grill Pan Scraper 2-Pack

Finally, a way to cook a decent steak on an indoor stove. The grill ridges are deep so the steaks really get grilled instead of fried. This grill can handle two large steaks, like T-bones, at a time. When we want to make more than two, we cook the first batch to medium-rare or so, then move them to a regular iron skillet with some coarse salt in the bottom, while we make the second batch in the grill pan. The first batch goes to those who like their steaks well-done. <hl> Both skillets need to be good and hot!It's not too bad to clean up -- provided you keep it very well seasoned, and get the toothed Lodge Grill Pan Scraper 2-Pack (overpriced imo, but I would not want to tackle cleaning this skillet without it). <hl> The fingers in the scraper fit the grill ridges very well. If you add some hot water to the hot grill pan, and let it soak in a bit, the scraper will pull the gunk out.

Finally, a way to cook a decent steak on an indoor stove. The grill ridges are deep so the steaks really get grilled instead of fried.This grill can handle two large steaks, like T-bones, at a time. When we want to make more than two, we cook the first batch to medium-rare or so, then move them to a regular iron skillet with some coarse salt in the bottom, while we make the second batch in the grill pan. The first batch goes to those who like their steaks well-done. Both skillets need to be good and hot!It's not too bad to clean up -- <hl> provided you keep it very well seasoned, and get the toothed Lodge Grill Pan Scraper 2-Pack <hl> (overpriced imo, but I would not want to tackle cleaning this skillet without it). The fingers in the scraper fit the grill ridges very well. If you add some hot water to the hot grill pan, and let it soak in a bit, the scraper will pull the gunk out.


Question: What is better about this set?

These are short and hard to knock over. My parents had knocked over and cracked their taller acrylic set. The dispensing end is on the top so no annoying crumbs on table or cabinet. My parents like the little screw on caps which I might have thrown away. Also good If you live in a humid climate where salt cakes. Great genuine ceramic grinder, easy to turn. Since my parents are older I was worried about ease of use. These are very easy to use and adjust grind coarseness. I have been looking for these after buying a similar set 10 years ago. They are thick glass so very tough and seemingly impossible to break.

Answer: These are short and hard to knock over

<hl> These are short and hard to knock over . <hl> My parents had knocked over and cracked their taller acrylic set. The dispensing end is on the top so no annoying crumbs on table or cabinet. My parents like the little screw on caps which I might have thrown away. Also good If you live in a humid climate where salt cakes. Great genuine ceramic grinder, easy to turn. Since my parents are older I was worried about ease of use. These are very easy to use and adjust grind coarseness. I have been looking for these after buying a similar set 10 years ago. They are thick glass so very tough and seemingly impossible to break.

<hl> These are short and hard to knock over <hl>. My parents had knocked over and cracked their taller acrylic set. The dispensing end is on the top so no annoying crumbs on table or cabinet. My parents like the little screw on caps which I might have thrown away. Also good If you live in a humid climate where salt cakes. Great genuine ceramic grinder, easy to turn. Since my parents are older I was worried about ease of use. These are very easy to use and adjust grind coarseness. I have been looking for these after buying a similar set 10 years ago. They are thick glass so very tough and seemingly impossible to break.

<hl> These are short and hard to knock over <hl> .


Question: What climate would this be especially great to own?

Answer: a humid climate where salt cakes

These are short and hard to knock over. My parents had knocked over and cracked their taller acrylic set. The dispensing end is on the top so no annoying crumbs on table or cabinet. My parents like the little screw on caps which I might have thrown away. Also good <hl> If you live in a humid climate where salt cakes . <hl> Great genuine ceramic grinder, easy to turn. Since my parents are older I was worried about ease of use. These are very easy to use and adjust grind coarseness. I have been looking for these after buying a similar set 10 years ago. They are thick glass so very tough and seemingly impossible to break.

These are short and hard to knock over. My parents had knocked over and cracked their taller acrylic set. The dispensing end is on the top so no annoying crumbs on table or cabinet. My parents like the little screw on caps which I might have thrown away. Also good If you live in <hl> a humid climate where salt cakes <hl>. Great genuine ceramic grinder, easy to turn. Since my parents are older I was worried about ease of use. These are very easy to use and adjust grind coarseness. I have been looking for these after buying a similar set 10 years ago. They are thick glass so very tough and seemingly impossible to break.

If you live in <hl> a humid climate where salt cakes <hl> .


Question: Where is the dispensing end located?

Answer: on the top

These are short and hard to knock over. My parents had knocked over and cracked their taller acrylic set. <hl> The dispensing end is on the top so no annoying crumbs on table or cabinet. <hl> My parents like the little screw on caps which I might have thrown away. Also good If you live in a humid climate where salt cakes. Great genuine ceramic grinder, easy to turn. Since my parents are older I was worried about ease of use. These are very easy to use and adjust grind coarseness. I have been looking for these after buying a similar set 10 years ago. They are thick glass so very tough and seemingly impossible to break.

These are short and hard to knock over. My parents had knocked over and cracked their taller acrylic set. The dispensing end is <hl> on the top <hl> so no annoying crumbs on table or cabinet. My parents like the little screw on caps which I might have thrown away. Also good If you live in a humid climate where salt cakes. Great genuine ceramic grinder, easy to turn. Since my parents are older I was worried about ease of use. These are very easy to use and adjust grind coarseness. I have been looking for these after buying a similar set 10 years ago. They are thick glass so very tough and seemingly impossible to break.


Question: How long have they been looking for a new set?

Answer: 10

These are short and hard to knock over. My parents had knocked over and cracked their taller acrylic set. The dispensing end is on the top so no annoying crumbs on table or cabinet. My parents like the little screw on caps which I might have thrown away. Also good If you live in a humid climate where salt cakes. Great genuine ceramic grinder, easy to turn. Since my parents are older I was worried about ease of use. These are very easy to use and adjust grind coarseness. <hl> I have been looking for these after buying a similar set 10 years ago. <hl> They are thick glass so very tough and seemingly impossible to break.

These are short and hard to knock over. My parents had knocked over and cracked their taller acrylic set. The dispensing end is on the top so no annoying crumbs on table or cabinet. My parents like the little screw on caps which I might have thrown away. Also good If you live in a humid climate where salt cakes. Great genuine ceramic grinder, easy to turn. Since my parents are older I was worried about ease of use. These are very easy to use and adjust grind coarseness. I have been looking for these after buying a similar set <hl> 10 <hl> years ago. They are thick glass so very tough and seemingly impossible to break.


Question: What is underneath the protector?

I use towels above this protector and a 200 polartec blanket underneath it, right above the mattress for further protection. If there is a urine smell on the blanket then it gets washed too. The waterproof protector gets washed with the towels each time - we have 2 twin size protectors that we alternate. After about ten washes each, they seem to be holding up well. This system works for us. The Terry Cloth is a very thin layer above the waterproof layer. If you test the protector with water, the waterproof layer seems to be cold and damp. I do not know how this protector compares to the more expensive ones. Bottom line - with towels above and a blanket below this protector, the mattress stays protected. Not five stars because of the plastic type smell (probably caustic chemicals) - the smell is not noticeable when on the mattress. I guess virtually all waterproofing will have possibly toxic chemicals.

Answer: 200 polartec blanket

<hl> I use towels above this protector and a 200 polartec blanket underneath it, right above the mattress for further protection. <hl> If there is a urine smell on the blanket then it gets washed too. The waterproof protector gets washed with the towels each time - we have 2 twin size protectors that we alternate. After about ten washes each, they seem to be holding up well. This system works for us. The Terry Cloth is a very thin layer above the waterproof layer. If you test the protector with water, the waterproof layer seems to be cold and damp. I do not know how this protector compares to the more expensive ones. Bottom line - with towels above and a blanket below this protector, the mattress stays protected. Not five stars because of the plastic type smell (probably caustic chemicals) - the smell is not noticeable when on the mattress. I guess virtually all waterproofing will have possibly toxic chemicals.

I use towels above this protector and a <hl> 200 polartec blanket <hl> underneath it, right above the mattress for further protection. If there is a urine smell on the blanket then it gets washed too. The waterproof protector gets washed with the towels each time - we have 2 twin size protectors that we alternate. After about ten washes each, they seem to be holding up well. This system works for us. The Terry Cloth is a very thin layer above the waterproof layer. If you test the protector with water, the waterproof layer seems to be cold and damp. I do not know how this protector compares to the more expensive ones. Bottom line - with towels above and a blanket below this protector, the mattress stays protected. Not five stars because of the plastic type smell (probably caustic chemicals) - the smell is not noticeable when on the mattress. I guess virtually all waterproofing will have possibly toxic chemicals.


Question: What is above the protector used?

Answer: towels

<hl> I use towels above this protector and a 200 polartec blanket underneath it, right above the mattress for further protection. <hl> If there is a urine smell on the blanket then it gets washed too. The waterproof protector gets washed with the towels each time - we have 2 twin size protectors that we alternate. After about ten washes each, they seem to be holding up well. This system works for us. The Terry Cloth is a very thin layer above the waterproof layer. If you test the protector with water, the waterproof layer seems to be cold and damp. I do not know how this protector compares to the more expensive ones. Bottom line - with towels above and a blanket below this protector, the mattress stays protected. Not five stars because of the plastic type smell (probably caustic chemicals) - the smell is not noticeable when on the mattress. I guess virtually all waterproofing will have possibly toxic chemicals.

I use <hl> towels <hl> above this protector and a 200 polartec blanket underneath it, right above the mattress for further protection. If there is a urine smell on the blanket then it gets washed too. The waterproof protector gets washed with the towels each time - we have 2 twin size protectors that we alternate. After about ten washes each, they seem to be holding up well. This system works for us. The Terry Cloth is a very thin layer above the waterproof layer. If you test the protector with water, the waterproof layer seems to be cold and damp. I do not know how this protector compares to the more expensive ones. Bottom line - with towels above and a blanket below this protector, the mattress stays protected. Not five stars because of the plastic type smell (probably caustic chemicals) - the smell is not noticeable when on the mattress. I guess virtually all waterproofing will have possibly toxic chemicals.


Question: What is underneath the Terry Cloth layer?

Answer: the waterproof layer

I use towels above this protector and a 200 polartec blanket underneath it, right above the mattress for further protection. If there is a urine smell on the blanket then it gets washed too. The waterproof protector gets washed with the towels each time - we have 2 twin size protectors that we alternate. After about ten washes each, they seem to be holding up well. This system works for us. <hl> The Terry Cloth is a very thin layer above the waterproof layer . <hl> If you test the protector with water, the waterproof layer seems to be cold and damp. I do not know how this protector compares to the more expensive ones. Bottom line - with towels above and a blanket below this protector, the mattress stays protected. Not five stars because of the plastic type smell (probably caustic chemicals) - the smell is not noticeable when on the mattress. I guess virtually all waterproofing will have possibly toxic chemicals.

I use towels above this protector and a 200 polartec blanket underneath it, right above the mattress for further protection. If there is a urine smell on the blanket then it gets washed too. The waterproof protector gets washed with the towels each time - we have 2 twin size protectors that we alternate. After about ten washes each, they seem to be holding up well. This system works for us. The Terry Cloth is a very thin layer above <hl> the waterproof layer <hl>. If you test the protector with water, the waterproof layer seems to be cold and damp. I do not know how this protector compares to the more expensive ones. Bottom line - with towels above and a blanket below this protector, the mattress stays protected. Not five stars because of the plastic type smell (probably caustic chemicals) - the smell is not noticeable when on the mattress. I guess virtually all waterproofing will have possibly toxic chemicals.

The Terry Cloth is a very thin layer above <hl> the waterproof layer <hl> .


Question: What size protectors are being used?

Answer: twin size

I use towels above this protector and a 200 polartec blanket underneath it, right above the mattress for further protection. If there is a urine smell on the blanket then it gets washed too. <hl> The waterproof protector gets washed with the towels each time - we have 2 twin size protectors that we alternate. <hl> After about ten washes each, they seem to be holding up well. This system works for us. The Terry Cloth is a very thin layer above the waterproof layer. If you test the protector with water, the waterproof layer seems to be cold and damp. I do not know how this protector compares to the more expensive ones. Bottom line - with towels above and a blanket below this protector, the mattress stays protected. Not five stars because of the plastic type smell (probably caustic chemicals) - the smell is not noticeable when on the mattress. I guess virtually all waterproofing will have possibly toxic chemicals.

I use towels above this protector and a 200 polartec blanket underneath it, right above the mattress for further protection. If there is a urine smell on the blanket then it gets washed too. The waterproof protector gets washed with the towels each time - we have 2 <hl> twin size <hl> protectors that we alternate. After about ten washes each, they seem to be holding up well. This system works for us. The Terry Cloth is a very thin layer above the waterproof layer. If you test the protector with water, the waterproof layer seems to be cold and damp. I do not know how this protector compares to the more expensive ones. Bottom line - with towels above and a blanket below this protector, the mattress stays protected. Not five stars because of the plastic type smell (probably caustic chemicals) - the smell is not noticeable when on the mattress. I guess virtually all waterproofing will have possibly toxic chemicals.


Question: What is the fan designed for?

This is a well made fan designed primarily for wall mount use. It does table top duty ok but will not tip down if sat higher than table top. It's a very well made fan that is spoiled by excessive fan noise which is a real shame.All in all this is a nice fan for utility areas of your home where noise isn't a problem.. It isn't for the TV room unless you like loud TV!! Funny thing is that with a remote the TV room is the best place to put it.

Answer: wall mount use

<hl> This is a well made fan designed primarily for wall mount use . <hl> It does table top duty ok but will not tip down if sat higher than table top. It's a very well made fan that is spoiled by excessive fan noise which is a real shame. All in all this is a nice fan for utility areas of your home where noise isn't a problem.. It isn't for the TV room unless you like loud TV!! Funny thing is that with a remote the TV room is the best place to put it.

This is a well made fan designed primarily for <hl> wall mount use <hl>. It does table top duty ok but will not tip down if sat higher than table top. It's a very well made fan that is spoiled by excessive fan noise which is a real shame.All in all this is a nice fan for utility areas of your home where noise isn't a problem.. It isn't for the TV room unless you like loud TV!! Funny thing is that with a remote the TV room is the best place to put it.

This is a well made fan designed primarily for <hl> wall mount use <hl> .


Question: What is a problem when used as a table top fan?

Answer: will not tip down

This is a well made fan designed primarily for wall mount use. It does table top duty ok <hl> but will not tip down if sat higher than table top. <hl> It's a very well made fan that is spoiled by excessive fan noise which is a real shame. All in all this is a nice fan for utility areas of your home where noise isn't a problem.. It isn't for the TV room unless you like loud TV!! Funny thing is that with a remote the TV room is the best place to put it.

This is a well made fan designed primarily for wall mount use. It does table top duty ok but <hl> will not tip down <hl> if sat higher than table top. It's a very well made fan that is spoiled by excessive fan noise which is a real shame.All in all this is a nice fan for utility areas of your home where noise isn't a problem.. It isn't for the TV room unless you like loud TV!! Funny thing is that with a remote the TV room is the best place to put it.


Question: What is one of the problems with the fan, regardless of use?

Answer: excessive fan noise

This is a well made fan designed primarily for wall mount use. It does table top duty ok but will not tip down if sat higher than table top. <hl> It's a very well made fan that is spoiled by excessive fan noise which is a real shame. <hl> All in all this is a nice fan for utility areas of your home where noise isn't a problem.. It isn't for the TV room unless you like loud TV!! Funny thing is that with a remote the TV room is the best place to put it.

This is a well made fan designed primarily for wall mount use. It does table top duty ok but will not tip down if sat higher than table top. It's a very well made fan that is spoiled by <hl> excessive fan noise <hl> which is a real shame.All in all this is a nice fan for utility areas of your home where noise isn't a problem.. It isn't for the TV room unless you like loud TV!! Funny thing is that with a remote the TV room is the best place to put it.


Question: Where is a bad place to use this fan?

Answer: the TV room

This is a well made fan designed primarily for wall mount use. It does table top duty ok but will not tip down if sat higher than table top. It's a very well made fan that is spoiled by excessive fan noise which is a real shame. All in all this is a nice fan for utility areas of your home where noise isn't a problem.. <hl> It isn't for the TV room unless you like loud TV!! <hl> Funny thing is that with a remote the TV room is the best place to put it.

This is a well made fan designed primarily for wall mount use. It does table top duty ok but will not tip down if sat higher than table top. It's a very well made fan that is spoiled by excessive fan noise which is a real shame.All in all this is a nice fan for utility areas of your home where noise isn't a problem.. It isn't for <hl> the TV room <hl> unless you like loud TV!! Funny thing is that with a remote the TV room is the best place to put it.


Question: How long has the reviewer owned the FD5?

Having read so many negatives, I couldn't believe we are talking about the same product. I have had my FD5 dehydrator for about 16 years. I dust it off & use it each summer to dry the fruits & veggies from the garden. I have not had any bad luck with it. Maybe I wasn't expecting a Rolls Royce for the price I paid - but it has certainly paid for itself many, many times over.

Answer: 16 years

Having read so many negatives, I couldn't believe we are talking about the same product. <hl> I have had my FD5 dehydrator for about 16 years . <hl> I dust it off & use it each summer to dry the fruits & veggies from the garden. I have not had any bad luck with it. Maybe I wasn't expecting a Rolls Royce for the price I paid - but it has certainly paid for itself many, many times over.

Having read so many negatives, I couldn't believe we are talking about the same product. I have had my FD5 dehydrator for about <hl> 16 years <hl>. I dust it off & use it each summer to dry the fruits & veggies from the garden. I have not had any bad luck with it. Maybe I wasn't expecting a Rolls Royce for the price I paid - but it has certainly paid for itself many, many times over.

I have had my FD5 dehydrator for about <hl> 16 years <hl> .


Question: When is the dehydrator mainly used?

Answer: summer

Having read so many negatives, I couldn't believe we are talking about the same product. I have had my FD5 dehydrator for about 16 years. <hl> I dust it off & use it each summer to dry the fruits & veggies from the garden. <hl> I have not had any bad luck with it. Maybe I wasn't expecting a Rolls Royce for the price I paid - but it has certainly paid for itself many, many times over.

Having read so many negatives, I couldn't believe we are talking about the same product. I have had my FD5 dehydrator for about 16 years. I dust it off & use it each <hl> summer <hl> to dry the fruits & veggies from the garden. I have not had any bad luck with it. Maybe I wasn't expecting a Rolls Royce for the price I paid - but it has certainly paid for itself many, many times over.


Question: What is the dehydrator mainly used to dehydrate?

Answer: fruits & veggies

Having read so many negatives, I couldn't believe we are talking about the same product. I have had my FD5 dehydrator for about 16 years. <hl> I dust it off & use it each summer to dry the fruits & veggies from the garden. <hl> I have not had any bad luck with it. Maybe I wasn't expecting a Rolls Royce for the price I paid - but it has certainly paid for itself many, many times over.

Having read so many negatives, I couldn't believe we are talking about the same product. I have had my FD5 dehydrator for about 16 years. I dust it off & use it each summer to dry the <hl> fruits & veggies <hl> from the garden. I have not had any bad luck with it. Maybe I wasn't expecting a Rolls Royce for the price I paid - but it has certainly paid for itself many, many times over.


Question: Which product has so many negative reviews?

Answer: FD5 dehydrator

Having read so many negatives, I couldn't believe we are talking about the same product. <hl> I have had my FD5 dehydrator for about 16 years. <hl> I dust it off & use it each summer to dry the fruits & veggies from the garden. I have not had any bad luck with it. Maybe I wasn't expecting a Rolls Royce for the price I paid - but it has certainly paid for itself many, many times over.

Having read so many negatives, I couldn't believe we are talking about the same product. I have had my <hl> FD5 dehydrator <hl> for about 16 years. I dust it off & use it each summer to dry the fruits & veggies from the garden. I have not had any bad luck with it. Maybe I wasn't expecting a Rolls Royce for the price I paid - but it has certainly paid for itself many, many times over.


Question: What has the reviewer felt was never sanitary?

I have never felt that the old-fashioned basting brushes were all that sanitary, because you really can't clean between the bristles. This basting brust solves that problem perfectly! It is dishwasher-safe, and the silicone bristles are spaced widely enough for cleaning. I have looked at other silicone brushes in specialty kitchen shops like Sur La Table, but this brush is better than the brushes I saw there. The brush is very well made with a stainless steel handle.that is comfortable to hold and use. It should last for years. I recommend it.

Answer: old-fashioned basting brushes

<hl> I have never felt that the old-fashioned basting brushes were all that sanitary, because you really can't clean between the bristles. <hl> This basting brust solves that problem perfectly! It is dishwasher-safe, and the silicone bristles are spaced widely enough for cleaning. I have looked at other silicone brushes in specialty kitchen shops like Sur La Table, but this brush is better than the brushes I saw there. The brush is very well made with a stainless steel handle.that is comfortable to hold and use. It should last for years. I recommend it.

I have never felt that the <hl> old-fashioned basting brushes <hl> were all that sanitary, because you really can't clean between the bristles. This basting brust solves that problem perfectly! It is dishwasher-safe, and the silicone bristles are spaced widely enough for cleaning. I have looked at other silicone brushes in specialty kitchen shops like Sur La Table, but this brush is better than the brushes I saw there. The brush is very well made with a stainless steel handle.that is comfortable to hold and use. It should last for years. I recommend it.


Question: Why are old fashioned basting brushes not sanitary?

Answer: can't clean between the bristles

<hl> I have never felt that the old-fashioned basting brushes were all that sanitary, because you really can't clean between the bristles . <hl> This basting brust solves that problem perfectly! It is dishwasher-safe, and the silicone bristles are spaced widely enough for cleaning. I have looked at other silicone brushes in specialty kitchen shops like Sur La Table, but this brush is better than the brushes I saw there. The brush is very well made with a stainless steel handle.that is comfortable to hold and use. It should last for years. I recommend it.

I have never felt that the old-fashioned basting brushes were all that sanitary, because you really <hl> can't clean between the bristles <hl>. This basting brust solves that problem perfectly! It is dishwasher-safe, and the silicone bristles are spaced widely enough for cleaning. I have looked at other silicone brushes in specialty kitchen shops like Sur La Table, but this brush is better than the brushes I saw there. The brush is very well made with a stainless steel handle.that is comfortable to hold and use. It should last for years. I recommend it.

I have never felt that the old-fashioned basting brushes were all that sanitary, because you really <hl> can't clean between the bristles <hl> .


Question: How does the basting brush solve the sanitary problem?

Answer: silicone bristles

I have never felt that the old-fashioned basting brushes were all that sanitary, because you really can't clean between the bristles. This basting brust solves that problem perfectly! <hl> It is dishwasher-safe, and the silicone bristles are spaced widely enough for cleaning. <hl> I have looked at other silicone brushes in specialty kitchen shops like Sur La Table, but this brush is better than the brushes I saw there. The brush is very well made with a stainless steel handle.that is comfortable to hold and use. It should last for years. I recommend it.

I have never felt that the old-fashioned basting brushes were all that sanitary, because you really can't clean between the bristles. This basting brust solves that problem perfectly! It is dishwasher-safe, and the <hl> silicone bristles <hl> are spaced widely enough for cleaning. I have looked at other silicone brushes in specialty kitchen shops like Sur La Table, but this brush is better than the brushes I saw there. The brush is very well made with a stainless steel handle.that is comfortable to hold and use. It should last for years. I recommend it.


Question: What type of handle does the brush have?

Answer: stainless steel

I have never felt that the old-fashioned basting brushes were all that sanitary, because you really can't clean between the bristles. This basting brust solves that problem perfectly! It is dishwasher-safe, and the silicone bristles are spaced widely enough for cleaning. I have looked at other silicone brushes in specialty kitchen shops like Sur La Table, but this brush is better than the brushes I saw there. <hl> The brush is very well made with a stainless steel handle.that is comfortable to hold and use. <hl> It should last for years. I recommend it.

I have never felt that the old-fashioned basting brushes were all that sanitary, because you really can't clean between the bristles. This basting brust solves that problem perfectly! It is dishwasher-safe, and the silicone bristles are spaced widely enough for cleaning. I have looked at other silicone brushes in specialty kitchen shops like Sur La Table, but this brush is better than the brushes I saw there. The brush is very well made with a <hl> stainless steel <hl> handle.that is comfortable to hold and use. It should last for years. I recommend it.


Question: What other shops were used to compare brushes?

Answer: Sur La Table

I have never felt that the old-fashioned basting brushes were all that sanitary, because you really can't clean between the bristles. This basting brust solves that problem perfectly! It is dishwasher-safe, and the silicone bristles are spaced widely enough for cleaning. <hl> I have looked at other silicone brushes in specialty kitchen shops like Sur La Table , but this brush is better than the brushes I saw there. <hl> The brush is very well made with a stainless steel handle.that is comfortable to hold and use. It should last for years. I recommend it.

I have never felt that the old-fashioned basting brushes were all that sanitary, because you really can't clean between the bristles. This basting brust solves that problem perfectly! It is dishwasher-safe, and the silicone bristles are spaced widely enough for cleaning. I have looked at other silicone brushes in specialty kitchen shops like <hl> Sur La Table <hl>, but this brush is better than the brushes I saw there. The brush is very well made with a stainless steel handle.that is comfortable to hold and use. It should last for years. I recommend it.

I have looked at other silicone brushes in specialty kitchen shops like <hl> Sur La Table <hl> , but this brush is better than the brushes I saw there.


Question: How long did setup take for this holder?

love this product; set up was sooooo easy; no screws at all, just follow the instructions step by step, takes about 20 mins to finish; soooo light and so portable. I put it to use last nite after a load of laundry; saw some minor flaws...1. due to it being so light, when you hang heavy towels, it feels like it could tip, so you'll have to balance the other side with another similarly heavy towel or garment2. the sock clips are a great idea, but they're made of plastic, I broke one already during installation3. space between each rail on the individual racks are a bit small, but manageableoverall, nice product

Answer: 20 mins

<hl> love this product; set up was sooooo easy; no screws at all, just follow the instructions step by step, takes about 20 mins to finish; soooo light and so portable. <hl> I put it to use last nite after a load of laundry; saw some minor flaws...1. due to it being so light, when you hang heavy towels, it feels like it could tip, so you'll have to balance the other side with another similarly heavy towel or garment2. the sock clips are a great idea, but they're made of plastic, I broke one already during installation3. space between each rail on the individual racks are a bit small, but manageableoverall, nice product

love this product; set up was sooooo easy; no screws at all, just follow the instructions step by step, takes about <hl> 20 mins <hl> to finish; soooo light and so portable. I put it to use last nite after a load of laundry; saw some minor flaws...1. due to it being so light, when you hang heavy towels, it feels like it could tip, so you'll have to balance the other side with another similarly heavy towel or garment2. the sock clips are a great idea, but they're made of plastic, I broke one already during installation3. space between each rail on the individual racks are a bit small, but manageableoverall, nice product


Question: What can cause it to feel like it will tip?

Answer: hang heavy towels

love this product; set up was sooooo easy; no screws at all, just follow the instructions step by step, takes about 20 mins to finish; soooo light and so portable. I put it to use last nite after a load of laundry; saw some minor flaws...1. <hl> due to it being so light, when you hang heavy towels , it feels like it could tip, so you'll have to balance the other side with another similarly heavy towel or garment2. <hl> the sock clips are a great idea, but they're made of plastic, I broke one already during installation3. space between each rail on the individual racks are a bit small, but manageableoverall, nice product

love this product; set up was sooooo easy; no screws at all, just follow the instructions step by step, takes about 20 mins to finish; soooo light and so portable. I put it to use last nite after a load of laundry; saw some minor flaws...1. due to it being so light, when you <hl> hang heavy towels <hl>, it feels like it could tip, so you'll have to balance the other side with another similarly heavy towel or garment2. the sock clips are a great idea, but they're made of plastic, I broke one already during installation3. space between each rail on the individual racks are a bit small, but manageableoverall, nice product

due to it being so light, when you <hl> hang heavy towels <hl> , it feels like it could tip, so you'll have to balance the other side with another similarly heavy towel or garment2.


Question: What are a great idea and made of plastic?

Answer: sock clips

love this product; set up was sooooo easy; no screws at all, just follow the instructions step by step, takes about 20 mins to finish; soooo light and so portable. I put it to use last nite after a load of laundry; saw some minor flaws...1. due to it being so light, when you hang heavy towels, it feels like it could tip, so you'll have to balance the other side with another similarly heavy towel or garment2. <hl> the sock clips are a great idea, but they're made of plastic, I broke one already during installation3. <hl> space between each rail on the individual racks are a bit small, but manageableoverall, nice product

love this product; set up was sooooo easy; no screws at all, just follow the instructions step by step, takes about 20 mins to finish; soooo light and so portable. I put it to use last nite after a load of laundry; saw some minor flaws...1. due to it being so light, when you hang heavy towels, it feels like it could tip, so you'll have to balance the other side with another similarly heavy towel or garment2. the <hl> sock clips <hl> are a great idea, but they're made of plastic, I broke one already during installation3. space between each rail on the individual racks are a bit small, but manageableoverall, nice product


Question: What is a bit small on the holder?

Answer: space between each rail

love this product; set up was sooooo easy; no screws at all, just follow the instructions step by step, takes about 20 mins to finish; soooo light and so portable. I put it to use last nite after a load of laundry; saw some minor flaws...1. due to it being so light, when you hang heavy towels, it feels like it could tip, so you'll have to balance the other side with another similarly heavy towel or garment2. the sock clips are a great idea, but they're made of plastic, I broke one already during installation3. <hl> space between each rail on the individual racks are a bit small, but manageableoverall, nice product <hl>

love this product; set up was sooooo easy; no screws at all, just follow the instructions step by step, takes about 20 mins to finish; soooo light and so portable. I put it to use last nite after a load of laundry; saw some minor flaws...1. due to it being so light, when you hang heavy towels, it feels like it could tip, so you'll have to balance the other side with another similarly heavy towel or garment2. the sock clips are a great idea, but they're made of plastic, I broke one already during installation3. <hl> space between each rail <hl> on the individual racks are a bit small, but manageableoverall, nice product


Question: What product was being reviewed?

Disclaimer: I received this press in exchange for a fair and honest review.So far, after almost two months of use, this French Press has been a favorite of my wife and I (we own several presses). The handle is quite comfortable and makes pouring easy. The rubber/plastic (whatever it is, lol) casing is a nice touch as it both protects the glass from impact and protects you from accidentally touching the glass while brewing (plus, it looks kind of sleek and cool). We have had no issues with thermal shock, so I guess that means the resistant glass does its job well. It is quite easy to disassemble and clean. In fact, in every way, this French Press is exactly as advertised and I have no problem recommending this.I did take a star off the rating because of one design or manufacturing issue. The lid doesnt seal 100% and swivels on its own, which means that when you are pouring, you need to hold the top to keep it from closing on its own, lol. Outside of that (which I hope was just a manufacturing flaw with the one I received), this item met all our expectations.

Answer: French Press

Disclaimer: I received this press in exchange for a fair and honest review. <hl> So far, after almost two months of use, this French Press has been a favorite of my wife and I (we own several presses). <hl> The handle is quite comfortable and makes pouring easy. The rubber/plastic (whatever it is, lol) casing is a nice touch as it both protects the glass from impact and protects you from accidentally touching the glass while brewing (plus, it looks kind of sleek and cool). We have had no issues with thermal shock, so I guess that means the resistant glass does its job well. It is quite easy to disassemble and clean. In fact, in every way, this French Press is exactly as advertised and I have no problem recommending this. I did take a star off the rating because of one design or manufacturing issue. The lid doesnt seal 100% and swivels on its own, which means that when you are pouring, you need to hold the top to keep it from closing on its own, lol. Outside of that (which I hope was just a manufacturing flaw with the one I received), this item met all our expectations.

Disclaimer: I received this press in exchange for a fair and honest review.So far, after almost two months of use, this <hl> French Press <hl> has been a favorite of my wife and I (we own several presses). The handle is quite comfortable and makes pouring easy. The rubber/plastic (whatever it is, lol) casing is a nice touch as it both protects the glass from impact and protects you from accidentally touching the glass while brewing (plus, it looks kind of sleek and cool). We have had no issues with thermal shock, so I guess that means the resistant glass does its job well. It is quite easy to disassemble and clean. In fact, in every way, this French Press is exactly as advertised and I have no problem recommending this.I did take a star off the rating because of one design or manufacturing issue. The lid doesnt seal 100% and swivels on its own, which means that when you are pouring, you need to hold the top to keep it from closing on its own, lol. Outside of that (which I hope was just a manufacturing flaw with the one I received), this item met all our expectations.


Question: The casing is made of what type of material?

Answer: rubber/plastic

Disclaimer: I received this press in exchange for a fair and honest review. So far, after almost two months of use, this French Press has been a favorite of my wife and I (we own several presses). The handle is quite comfortable and makes pouring easy. <hl> The rubber/plastic (whatever it is, lol) casing is a nice touch as it both protects the glass from impact and protects you from accidentally touching the glass while brewing (plus, it looks kind of sleek and cool). <hl> We have had no issues with thermal shock, so I guess that means the resistant glass does its job well. It is quite easy to disassemble and clean. In fact, in every way, this French Press is exactly as advertised and I have no problem recommending this. I did take a star off the rating because of one design or manufacturing issue. The lid doesnt seal 100% and swivels on its own, which means that when you are pouring, you need to hold the top to keep it from closing on its own, lol. Outside of that (which I hope was just a manufacturing flaw with the one I received), this item met all our expectations.

Disclaimer: I received this press in exchange for a fair and honest review.So far, after almost two months of use, this French Press has been a favorite of my wife and I (we own several presses). The handle is quite comfortable and makes pouring easy. The <hl> rubber/plastic <hl> (whatever it is, lol) casing is a nice touch as it both protects the glass from impact and protects you from accidentally touching the glass while brewing (plus, it looks kind of sleek and cool). We have had no issues with thermal shock, so I guess that means the resistant glass does its job well. It is quite easy to disassemble and clean. In fact, in every way, this French Press is exactly as advertised and I have no problem recommending this.I did take a star off the rating because of one design or manufacturing issue. The lid doesnt seal 100% and swivels on its own, which means that when you are pouring, you need to hold the top to keep it from closing on its own, lol. Outside of that (which I hope was just a manufacturing flaw with the one I received), this item met all our expectations.


Question: Why did the reviewer take off on star from the rating?

Answer: The lid doesnt seal 100% and swivels on its own

Disclaimer: I received this press in exchange for a fair and honest review. So far, after almost two months of use, this French Press has been a favorite of my wife and I (we own several presses). The handle is quite comfortable and makes pouring easy. The rubber/plastic (whatever it is, lol) casing is a nice touch as it both protects the glass from impact and protects you from accidentally touching the glass while brewing (plus, it looks kind of sleek and cool). We have had no issues with thermal shock, so I guess that means the resistant glass does its job well. It is quite easy to disassemble and clean. In fact, in every way, this French Press is exactly as advertised and I have no problem recommending this. I did take a star off the rating because of one design or manufacturing issue. <hl> The lid doesnt seal 100% and swivels on its own , which means that when you are pouring, you need to hold the top to keep it from closing on its own, lol. <hl> Outside of that (which I hope was just a manufacturing flaw with the one I received), this item met all our expectations.

Disclaimer: I received this press in exchange for a fair and honest review.So far, after almost two months of use, this French Press has been a favorite of my wife and I (we own several presses). The handle is quite comfortable and makes pouring easy. The rubber/plastic (whatever it is, lol) casing is a nice touch as it both protects the glass from impact and protects you from accidentally touching the glass while brewing (plus, it looks kind of sleek and cool). We have had no issues with thermal shock, so I guess that means the resistant glass does its job well. It is quite easy to disassemble and clean. In fact, in every way, this French Press is exactly as advertised and I have no problem recommending this.I did take a star off the rating because of one design or manufacturing issue. <hl> The lid doesnt seal 100% and swivels on its own <hl>, which means that when you are pouring, you need to hold the top to keep it from closing on its own, lol. Outside of that (which I hope was just a manufacturing flaw with the one I received), this item met all our expectations.

<hl> The lid doesnt seal 100% and swivels on its own <hl> , which means that when you are pouring, you need to hold the top to keep it from closing on its own, lol.


Question: Did the French Press meet all the reviewers expectations?

Answer: this item met all our expectations

Disclaimer: I received this press in exchange for a fair and honest review. So far, after almost two months of use, this French Press has been a favorite of my wife and I (we own several presses). The handle is quite comfortable and makes pouring easy. The rubber/plastic (whatever it is, lol) casing is a nice touch as it both protects the glass from impact and protects you from accidentally touching the glass while brewing (plus, it looks kind of sleek and cool). We have had no issues with thermal shock, so I guess that means the resistant glass does its job well. It is quite easy to disassemble and clean. In fact, in every way, this French Press is exactly as advertised and I have no problem recommending this. I did take a star off the rating because of one design or manufacturing issue. The lid doesnt seal 100% and swivels on its own, which means that when you are pouring, you need to hold the top to keep it from closing on its own, lol. <hl> Outside of that (which I hope was just a manufacturing flaw with the one I received), this item met all our expectations . <hl>

Disclaimer: I received this press in exchange for a fair and honest review.So far, after almost two months of use, this French Press has been a favorite of my wife and I (we own several presses). The handle is quite comfortable and makes pouring easy. The rubber/plastic (whatever it is, lol) casing is a nice touch as it both protects the glass from impact and protects you from accidentally touching the glass while brewing (plus, it looks kind of sleek and cool). We have had no issues with thermal shock, so I guess that means the resistant glass does its job well. It is quite easy to disassemble and clean. In fact, in every way, this French Press is exactly as advertised and I have no problem recommending this.I did take a star off the rating because of one design or manufacturing issue. The lid doesnt seal 100% and swivels on its own, which means that when you are pouring, you need to hold the top to keep it from closing on its own, lol. Outside of that (which I hope was just a manufacturing flaw with the one I received), <hl> this item met all our expectations <hl>.

Outside of that (which I hope was just a manufacturing flaw with the one I received), <hl> this item met all our expectations <hl> .


Question: Is disassembly and cleaning easy?

Answer: It is quite easy

Disclaimer: I received this press in exchange for a fair and honest review. So far, after almost two months of use, this French Press has been a favorite of my wife and I (we own several presses). The handle is quite comfortable and makes pouring easy. The rubber/plastic (whatever it is, lol) casing is a nice touch as it both protects the glass from impact and protects you from accidentally touching the glass while brewing (plus, it looks kind of sleek and cool). We have had no issues with thermal shock, so I guess that means the resistant glass does its job well. <hl> It is quite easy to disassemble and clean. <hl> In fact, in every way, this French Press is exactly as advertised and I have no problem recommending this. I did take a star off the rating because of one design or manufacturing issue. The lid doesnt seal 100% and swivels on its own, which means that when you are pouring, you need to hold the top to keep it from closing on its own, lol. Outside of that (which I hope was just a manufacturing flaw with the one I received), this item met all our expectations.

Disclaimer: I received this press in exchange for a fair and honest review.So far, after almost two months of use, this French Press has been a favorite of my wife and I (we own several presses). The handle is quite comfortable and makes pouring easy. The rubber/plastic (whatever it is, lol) casing is a nice touch as it both protects the glass from impact and protects you from accidentally touching the glass while brewing (plus, it looks kind of sleek and cool). We have had no issues with thermal shock, so I guess that means the resistant glass does its job well. <hl> It is quite easy <hl> to disassemble and clean. In fact, in every way, this French Press is exactly as advertised and I have no problem recommending this.I did take a star off the rating because of one design or manufacturing issue. The lid doesnt seal 100% and swivels on its own, which means that when you are pouring, you need to hold the top to keep it from closing on its own, lol. Outside of that (which I hope was just a manufacturing flaw with the one I received), this item met all our expectations.


Question: What product is the review for?

I really like this dispenser. I didn't use the adhesive it came with. I purchase the 3M strips, water resistant type, instead. I didn't wish something stuck to my shower that if it broke I would chance damaging my shower wall removing it later. This is very easy to install, I just stuck the 3Ms on the back on the flat parts (i used 4) and stuck the mounting bracket to the wall and slid the dispensers on to it. The front part with the clear dispensers slides off the wall bracket so you can clean it easier. The white top is a cover so you can fill it while its on the wall. You need to prime the pump with the first use which takes a bit of time. Don't give up, just keep pressing the button until it dispenses. You can check you progress by removing the dispensers off the bracket and look at the clear valve behind the buttons...you can see if the liquid is making its way through or not. I use think cream rinse and it works fine for me. This is just a really neat item. I'm going to purchase another one for my other shower.

Answer: dispenser

I really like this dispenser .

<hl> I really like this dispenser . <hl> I didn't use the adhesive it came with. I purchase the 3M strips, water resistant type, instead. I didn't wish something stuck to my shower that if it broke I would chance damaging my shower wall removing it later. This is very easy to install, I just stuck the 3Ms on the back on the flat parts (i used 4) and stuck the mounting bracket to the wall and slid the dispensers on to it. The front part with the clear dispensers slides off the wall bracket so you can clean it easier. The white top is a cover so you can fill it while its on the wall. You need to prime the pump with the first use which takes a bit of time. Don't give up, just keep pressing the button until it dispenses. You can check you progress by removing the dispensers off the bracket and look at the clear valve behind the buttons...you can see if the liquid is making its way through or not. I use think cream rinse and it works fine for me. This is just a really neat item. I'm going to purchase another one for my other shower.

I really like this <hl> dispenser <hl>. I didn't use the adhesive it came with. I purchase the 3M strips, water resistant type, instead. I didn't wish something stuck to my shower that if it broke I would chance damaging my shower wall removing it later. This is very easy to install, I just stuck the 3Ms on the back on the flat parts (i used 4) and stuck the mounting bracket to the wall and slid the dispensers on to it. The front part with the clear dispensers slides off the wall bracket so you can clean it easier. The white top is a cover so you can fill it while its on the wall. You need to prime the pump with the first use which takes a bit of time. Don't give up, just keep pressing the button until it dispenses. You can check you progress by removing the dispensers off the bracket and look at the clear valve behind the buttons...you can see if the liquid is making its way through or not. I use think cream rinse and it works fine for me. This is just a really neat item. I'm going to purchase another one for my other shower.

I really like this <hl> dispenser <hl> .


Question: Was it easy to install?

Answer: This is very easy to install

I really like this dispenser. I didn't use the adhesive it came with. I purchase the 3M strips, water resistant type, instead. I didn't wish something stuck to my shower that if it broke I would chance damaging my shower wall removing it later. <hl> This is very easy to install , I just stuck the 3Ms on the back on the flat parts (i used 4) and stuck the mounting bracket to the wall and slid the dispensers on to it. <hl> The front part with the clear dispensers slides off the wall bracket so you can clean it easier. The white top is a cover so you can fill it while its on the wall. You need to prime the pump with the first use which takes a bit of time. Don't give up, just keep pressing the button until it dispenses. You can check you progress by removing the dispensers off the bracket and look at the clear valve behind the buttons...you can see if the liquid is making its way through or not. I use think cream rinse and it works fine for me. This is just a really neat item. I'm going to purchase another one for my other shower.

I really like this dispenser. I didn't use the adhesive it came with. I purchase the 3M strips, water resistant type, instead. I didn't wish something stuck to my shower that if it broke I would chance damaging my shower wall removing it later. <hl> This is very easy to install <hl>, I just stuck the 3Ms on the back on the flat parts (i used 4) and stuck the mounting bracket to the wall and slid the dispensers on to it. The front part with the clear dispensers slides off the wall bracket so you can clean it easier. The white top is a cover so you can fill it while its on the wall. You need to prime the pump with the first use which takes a bit of time. Don't give up, just keep pressing the button until it dispenses. You can check you progress by removing the dispensers off the bracket and look at the clear valve behind the buttons...you can see if the liquid is making its way through or not. I use think cream rinse and it works fine for me. This is just a really neat item. I'm going to purchase another one for my other shower.

<hl> This is very easy to install <hl> , I just stuck the 3Ms on the back on the flat parts (i used 4) and stuck the mounting bracket to the wall and slid the dispensers on to it.


Question: What brand where the water resistant adhesive strips?

Answer: 3Ms

I really like this dispenser. I didn't use the adhesive it came with. I purchase the 3M strips, water resistant type, instead. I didn't wish something stuck to my shower that if it broke I would chance damaging my shower wall removing it later. <hl> This is very easy to install, I just stuck the 3Ms on the back on the flat parts (i used 4) and stuck the mounting bracket to the wall and slid the dispensers on to it. <hl> The front part with the clear dispensers slides off the wall bracket so you can clean it easier. The white top is a cover so you can fill it while its on the wall. You need to prime the pump with the first use which takes a bit of time. Don't give up, just keep pressing the button until it dispenses. You can check you progress by removing the dispensers off the bracket and look at the clear valve behind the buttons...you can see if the liquid is making its way through or not. I use think cream rinse and it works fine for me. This is just a really neat item. I'm going to purchase another one for my other shower.

I really like this dispenser. I didn't use the adhesive it came with. I purchase the 3M strips, water resistant type, instead. I didn't wish something stuck to my shower that if it broke I would chance damaging my shower wall removing it later. This is very easy to install, I just stuck the <hl> 3Ms <hl> on the back on the flat parts (i used 4) and stuck the mounting bracket to the wall and slid the dispensers on to it. The front part with the clear dispensers slides off the wall bracket so you can clean it easier. The white top is a cover so you can fill it while its on the wall. You need to prime the pump with the first use which takes a bit of time. Don't give up, just keep pressing the button until it dispenses. You can check you progress by removing the dispensers off the bracket and look at the clear valve behind the buttons...you can see if the liquid is making its way through or not. I use think cream rinse and it works fine for me. This is just a really neat item. I'm going to purchase another one for my other shower.


Question: Does the dispenser come out easy so you can clean it?

Answer: the clear dispensers slides off the wall bracket so you can clean it easier

I really like this dispenser. I didn't use the adhesive it came with. I purchase the 3M strips, water resistant type, instead. I didn't wish something stuck to my shower that if it broke I would chance damaging my shower wall removing it later. This is very easy to install, I just stuck the 3Ms on the back on the flat parts (i used 4) and stuck the mounting bracket to the wall and slid the dispensers on to it. <hl> The front part with the clear dispensers slides off the wall bracket so you can clean it easier . <hl> The white top is a cover so you can fill it while its on the wall. You need to prime the pump with the first use which takes a bit of time. Don't give up, just keep pressing the button until it dispenses. You can check you progress by removing the dispensers off the bracket and look at the clear valve behind the buttons...you can see if the liquid is making its way through or not. I use think cream rinse and it works fine for me. This is just a really neat item. I'm going to purchase another one for my other shower.

I really like this dispenser. I didn't use the adhesive it came with. I purchase the 3M strips, water resistant type, instead. I didn't wish something stuck to my shower that if it broke I would chance damaging my shower wall removing it later. This is very easy to install, I just stuck the 3Ms on the back on the flat parts (i used 4) and stuck the mounting bracket to the wall and slid the dispensers on to it. The front part with <hl> the clear dispensers slides off the wall bracket so you can clean it easier <hl>. The white top is a cover so you can fill it while its on the wall. You need to prime the pump with the first use which takes a bit of time. Don't give up, just keep pressing the button until it dispenses. You can check you progress by removing the dispensers off the bracket and look at the clear valve behind the buttons...you can see if the liquid is making its way through or not. I use think cream rinse and it works fine for me. This is just a really neat item. I'm going to purchase another one for my other shower.

The front part with <hl> the clear dispensers slides off the wall bracket so you can clean it easier <hl> .


Question: Would the reviewer buy another dispenser?

Answer: I'm going to purchase another one for my other shower

I really like this dispenser. I didn't use the adhesive it came with. I purchase the 3M strips, water resistant type, instead. I didn't wish something stuck to my shower that if it broke I would chance damaging my shower wall removing it later. This is very easy to install, I just stuck the 3Ms on the back on the flat parts (i used 4) and stuck the mounting bracket to the wall and slid the dispensers on to it. The front part with the clear dispensers slides off the wall bracket so you can clean it easier. The white top is a cover so you can fill it while its on the wall. You need to prime the pump with the first use which takes a bit of time. Don't give up, just keep pressing the button until it dispenses. You can check you progress by removing the dispensers off the bracket and look at the clear valve behind the buttons...you can see if the liquid is making its way through or not. I use think cream rinse and it works fine for me. This is just a really neat item. <hl> I'm going to purchase another one for my other shower . <hl>

I really like this dispenser. I didn't use the adhesive it came with. I purchase the 3M strips, water resistant type, instead. I didn't wish something stuck to my shower that if it broke I would chance damaging my shower wall removing it later. This is very easy to install, I just stuck the 3Ms on the back on the flat parts (i used 4) and stuck the mounting bracket to the wall and slid the dispensers on to it. The front part with the clear dispensers slides off the wall bracket so you can clean it easier. The white top is a cover so you can fill it while its on the wall. You need to prime the pump with the first use which takes a bit of time. Don't give up, just keep pressing the button until it dispenses. You can check you progress by removing the dispensers off the bracket and look at the clear valve behind the buttons...you can see if the liquid is making its way through or not. I use think cream rinse and it works fine for me. This is just a really neat item. <hl> I'm going to purchase another one for my other shower <hl>.

<hl> I'm going to purchase another one for my other shower <hl> .


Question: What product was being reviewed?

After spending what seemed like a ridiculous amount of time and being doused with red juice while pitting cherries to make a cherry sauce (for pork tenderloin..yummy combo, if you've never tried it), I was seeking the perfect cherry pitting device. Thank goodness for Amazon and it's reviewers, because I probably would never have purchased something that seems so 'gimmicky' by appearance. But I took the positive reviewers at their words and wasn't at all disappointed...this works great! I had the larger cherries and placed them face-down with the stems removed (but works either way), and not a single pit was left in the cherries. I would have been happy with a 90% success rate but ended up with 100% and a speedy processing time...and no mess to speak of. If it doesn't work well for you, maybe you're not using it properly? Because I found it to be perfect. I'd pay even more for it now that I've seen how well it works.

Answer: cherry pitting device

<hl> After spending what seemed like a ridiculous amount of time and being doused with red juice while pitting cherries to make a cherry sauce (for pork tenderloin..yummy combo, if you've never tried it), I was seeking the perfect cherry pitting device . <hl> Thank goodness for Amazon and it's reviewers, because I probably would never have purchased something that seems so 'gimmicky' by appearance. But I took the positive reviewers at their words and wasn't at all disappointed...this works great! I had the larger cherries and placed them face-down with the stems removed (but works either way), and not a single pit was left in the cherries. I would have been happy with a 90% success rate but ended up with 100% and a speedy processing time...and no mess to speak of. If it doesn't work well for you, maybe you're not using it properly? Because I found it to be perfect. I'd pay even more for it now that I've seen how well it works.

After spending what seemed like a ridiculous amount of time and being doused with red juice while pitting cherries to make a cherry sauce (for pork tenderloin..yummy combo, if you've never tried it), I was seeking the perfect <hl> cherry pitting device <hl>. Thank goodness for Amazon and it's reviewers, because I probably would never have purchased something that seems so 'gimmicky' by appearance. But I took the positive reviewers at their words and wasn't at all disappointed...this works great! I had the larger cherries and placed them face-down with the stems removed (but works either way), and not a single pit was left in the cherries. I would have been happy with a 90% success rate but ended up with 100% and a speedy processing time...and no mess to speak of. If it doesn't work well for you, maybe you're not using it properly? Because I found it to be perfect. I'd pay even more for it now that I've seen how well it works.

After spending what seemed like a ridiculous amount of time and being doused with red juice while pitting cherries to make a cherry sauce (for pork tenderloin..yummy combo, if you've never tried it), I was seeking the perfect <hl> cherry pitting device <hl> .


Question: Did the product have good reviews?

Answer: the positive reviewers

After spending what seemed like a ridiculous amount of time and being doused with red juice while pitting cherries to make a cherry sauce (for pork tenderloin..yummy combo, if you've never tried it), I was seeking the perfect cherry pitting device. Thank goodness for Amazon and it's reviewers, because I probably would never have purchased something that seems so 'gimmicky' by appearance. <hl> But I took the positive reviewers at their words and wasn't at all disappointed...this works great! <hl> I had the larger cherries and placed them face-down with the stems removed (but works either way), and not a single pit was left in the cherries. I would have been happy with a 90% success rate but ended up with 100% and a speedy processing time...and no mess to speak of. If it doesn't work well for you, maybe you're not using it properly? Because I found it to be perfect. I'd pay even more for it now that I've seen how well it works.

After spending what seemed like a ridiculous amount of time and being doused with red juice while pitting cherries to make a cherry sauce (for pork tenderloin..yummy combo, if you've never tried it), I was seeking the perfect cherry pitting device. Thank goodness for Amazon and it's reviewers, because I probably would never have purchased something that seems so 'gimmicky' by appearance. But I took <hl> the positive reviewers <hl> at their words and wasn't at all disappointed...this works great! I had the larger cherries and placed them face-down with the stems removed (but works either way), and not a single pit was left in the cherries. I would have been happy with a 90% success rate but ended up with 100% and a speedy processing time...and no mess to speak of. If it doesn't work well for you, maybe you're not using it properly? Because I found it to be perfect. I'd pay even more for it now that I've seen how well it works.