Question: What material are the utensils made of?

I like to throw this in my suitcase for when I travel, together with a collapsible bowl and instant oatmeal. That way, I don't have to eat out all my meals when I'm on the road :)The bamboo utensils are super cute, and I liked the fabric wrap thing it came with as well, it's a nice touch and works well to keep the utensils from rolling around in your luggage.The knife is not super sharp (hey, it's made out of wood...!) but I cut a banana with it once and it worked. I don't think you can cut a loaf of bread or something with it, but spreading stuff on bread or cutting something softer, like baked fish, should be fine.I'm not sure I need all the spoons it came with but it's nice to be able to share with a friend, I guess :)So far I've only used it for traveling where I stayed over at hotels/hostels, but I'm sure it'll be equally useful for camping.Overall, I'm very pleased with the product, and I'd definitely purchase again!

Answer: bamboo

I like to throw this in my suitcase for when I travel, together with a collapsible bowl and instant oatmeal. That way, I don't have to eat out all my meals when I'm on the road :) <hl> The bamboo utensils are super cute, and I liked the fabric wrap thing it came with as well, it's a nice touch and works well to keep the utensils from rolling around in your luggage. <hl> The knife is not super sharp (hey, it's made out of wood...!) but I cut a banana with it once and it worked. I don't think you can cut a loaf of bread or something with it, but spreading stuff on bread or cutting something softer, like baked fish, should be fine. I'm not sure I need all the spoons it came with but it's nice to be able to share with a friend, I guess :) So far I've only used it for traveling where I stayed over at hotels/hostels, but I'm sure it'll be equally useful for camping. Overall, I'm very pleased with the product, and I'd definitely purchase again!

I like to throw this in my suitcase for when I travel, together with a collapsible bowl and instant oatmeal. That way, I don't have to eat out all my meals when I'm on the road :)The <hl> bamboo <hl> utensils are super cute, and I liked the fabric wrap thing it came with as well, it's a nice touch and works well to keep the utensils from rolling around in your luggage.The knife is not super sharp (hey, it's made out of wood...!) but I cut a banana with it once and it worked. I don't think you can cut a loaf of bread or something with it, but spreading stuff on bread or cutting something softer, like baked fish, should be fine.I'm not sure I need all the spoons it came with but it's nice to be able to share with a friend, I guess :)So far I've only used it for traveling where I stayed over at hotels/hostels, but I'm sure it'll be equally useful for camping.Overall, I'm very pleased with the product, and I'd definitely purchase again!


Question: What keeps the utensils from rolling around in the luggage?

Answer: fabric wrap

I like to throw this in my suitcase for when I travel, together with a collapsible bowl and instant oatmeal. That way, I don't have to eat out all my meals when I'm on the road :) <hl> The bamboo utensils are super cute, and I liked the fabric wrap thing it came with as well, it's a nice touch and works well to keep the utensils from rolling around in your luggage. <hl> The knife is not super sharp (hey, it's made out of wood...!) but I cut a banana with it once and it worked. I don't think you can cut a loaf of bread or something with it, but spreading stuff on bread or cutting something softer, like baked fish, should be fine. I'm not sure I need all the spoons it came with but it's nice to be able to share with a friend, I guess :) So far I've only used it for traveling where I stayed over at hotels/hostels, but I'm sure it'll be equally useful for camping. Overall, I'm very pleased with the product, and I'd definitely purchase again!

I like to throw this in my suitcase for when I travel, together with a collapsible bowl and instant oatmeal. That way, I don't have to eat out all my meals when I'm on the road :)The bamboo utensils are super cute, and I liked the <hl> fabric wrap <hl> thing it came with as well, it's a nice touch and works well to keep the utensils from rolling around in your luggage.The knife is not super sharp (hey, it's made out of wood...!) but I cut a banana with it once and it worked. I don't think you can cut a loaf of bread or something with it, but spreading stuff on bread or cutting something softer, like baked fish, should be fine.I'm not sure I need all the spoons it came with but it's nice to be able to share with a friend, I guess :)So far I've only used it for traveling where I stayed over at hotels/hostels, but I'm sure it'll be equally useful for camping.Overall, I'm very pleased with the product, and I'd definitely purchase again!


Question: Which utensil from the bamboo set is plentiful?

Answer: spoons

I like to throw this in my suitcase for when I travel, together with a collapsible bowl and instant oatmeal. That way, I don't have to eat out all my meals when I'm on the road :) The bamboo utensils are super cute, and I liked the fabric wrap thing it came with as well, it's a nice touch and works well to keep the utensils from rolling around in your luggage. The knife is not super sharp (hey, it's made out of wood...!) but I cut a banana with it once and it worked. I don't think you can cut a loaf of bread or something with it, but spreading stuff on bread or cutting something softer, like baked fish, should be fine. <hl> I'm not sure I need all the spoons it came with but it's nice to be able to share with a friend, I guess :) <hl> So far I've only used it for traveling where I stayed over at hotels/hostels, but I'm sure it'll be equally useful for camping. Overall, I'm very pleased with the product, and I'd definitely purchase again!

I like to throw this in my suitcase for when I travel, together with a collapsible bowl and instant oatmeal. That way, I don't have to eat out all my meals when I'm on the road :)The bamboo utensils are super cute, and I liked the fabric wrap thing it came with as well, it's a nice touch and works well to keep the utensils from rolling around in your luggage.The knife is not super sharp (hey, it's made out of wood...!) but I cut a banana with it once and it worked. I don't think you can cut a loaf of bread or something with it, but spreading stuff on bread or cutting something softer, like baked fish, should be fine.I'm not sure I need all the <hl> spoons <hl> it came with but it's nice to be able to share with a friend, I guess :)So far I've only used it for traveling where I stayed over at hotels/hostels, but I'm sure it'll be equally useful for camping.Overall, I'm very pleased with the product, and I'd definitely purchase again!


Question: What else can the bamboo utensils be used for beside travelling?

Answer: camping

I like to throw this in my suitcase for when I travel, together with a collapsible bowl and instant oatmeal. That way, I don't have to eat out all my meals when I'm on the road :) The bamboo utensils are super cute, and I liked the fabric wrap thing it came with as well, it's a nice touch and works well to keep the utensils from rolling around in your luggage. The knife is not super sharp (hey, it's made out of wood...!) but I cut a banana with it once and it worked. I don't think you can cut a loaf of bread or something with it, but spreading stuff on bread or cutting something softer, like baked fish, should be fine. I'm not sure I need all the spoons it came with but it's nice to be able to share with a friend, I guess :) <hl> So far I've only used it for traveling where I stayed over at hotels/hostels, but I'm sure it'll be equally useful for camping .Overall, I'm very pleased with the product, and I'd definitely purchase again! <hl>

I like to throw this in my suitcase for when I travel, together with a collapsible bowl and instant oatmeal. That way, I don't have to eat out all my meals when I'm on the road :)The bamboo utensils are super cute, and I liked the fabric wrap thing it came with as well, it's a nice touch and works well to keep the utensils from rolling around in your luggage.The knife is not super sharp (hey, it's made out of wood...!) but I cut a banana with it once and it worked. I don't think you can cut a loaf of bread or something with it, but spreading stuff on bread or cutting something softer, like baked fish, should be fine.I'm not sure I need all the spoons it came with but it's nice to be able to share with a friend, I guess :)So far I've only used it for traveling where I stayed over at hotels/hostels, but I'm sure it'll be equally useful for <hl> camping <hl>.Overall, I'm very pleased with the product, and I'd definitely purchase again!

So far I've only used it for traveling where I stayed over at hotels/hostels, but I'm sure it'll be equally useful for <hl> camping <hl> .Overall, I'm very pleased with the product, and I'd definitely purchase again!


Question: How many pounds of strawberries did the writer freeze?

I purchased this recently and decided to clear the frozen fruit out of my freezer that had been there awhile. I rinsed the strawberries off and threw them in. Out of a 6 lb. bag I managed to get 5 - 8 oz bottles of juice to can up for use in jelly later. Tried it with a bag of blueberries that had been in the freezer and got 2 - 8 oz. bottles of juice out of that. Have to admit though I had to cut the processing time short on it, I had to be somewhere. Probably could have gotten more out of it. This thing works wonderfully. Great replacement for my old aluminum one. AND it comes with an extra hose! As with all juicers have a place to allow the hose to dangle down after use so it can dry out. I really wish they would come up with a tool to do that. I took the clamp and moved it up to the metal part the hose comes off of to allow the hose to be open to dry out. Great price on this and it will do the same job as the more expensive ones.

Answer: 6

I purchased this recently and decided to clear the frozen fruit out of my freezer that had been there awhile. I rinsed the strawberries off and threw them in. <hl> Out of a 6 lb. bag I managed to get 5 - 8 oz bottles of juice to can up for use in jelly later. <hl> Tried it with a bag of blueberries that had been in the freezer and got 2 - 8 oz. bottles of juice out of that. Have to admit though I had to cut the processing time short on it, I had to be somewhere. Probably could have gotten more out of it. This thing works wonderfully. Great replacement for my old aluminum one. AND it comes with an extra hose! As with all juicers have a place to allow the hose to dangle down after use so it can dry out. I really wish they would come up with a tool to do that. I took the clamp and moved it up to the metal part the hose comes off of to allow the hose to be open to dry out. Great price on this and it will do the same job as the more expensive ones.

I purchased this recently and decided to clear the frozen fruit out of my freezer that had been there awhile. I rinsed the strawberries off and threw them in. Out of a <hl> 6 <hl> lb. bag I managed to get 5 - 8 oz bottles of juice to can up for use in jelly later. Tried it with a bag of blueberries that had been in the freezer and got 2 - 8 oz. bottles of juice out of that. Have to admit though I had to cut the processing time short on it, I had to be somewhere. Probably could have gotten more out of it. This thing works wonderfully. Great replacement for my old aluminum one. AND it comes with an extra hose! As with all juicers have a place to allow the hose to dangle down after use so it can dry out. I really wish they would come up with a tool to do that. I took the clamp and moved it up to the metal part the hose comes off of to allow the hose to be open to dry out. Great price on this and it will do the same job as the more expensive ones.


Question: How much blueberries juice did the writer get?

Answer: 2 - 8 oz.

I purchased this recently and decided to clear the frozen fruit out of my freezer that had been there awhile. I rinsed the strawberries off and threw them in. Out of a 6 lb. bag I managed to get 5 - 8 oz bottles of juice to can up for use in jelly later. <hl> Tried it with a bag of blueberries that had been in the freezer and got 2 - 8 oz. bottles of juice out of that. <hl> Have to admit though I had to cut the processing time short on it, I had to be somewhere. Probably could have gotten more out of it. This thing works wonderfully. Great replacement for my old aluminum one. AND it comes with an extra hose! As with all juicers have a place to allow the hose to dangle down after use so it can dry out. I really wish they would come up with a tool to do that. I took the clamp and moved it up to the metal part the hose comes off of to allow the hose to be open to dry out. Great price on this and it will do the same job as the more expensive ones.

I purchased this recently and decided to clear the frozen fruit out of my freezer that had been there awhile. I rinsed the strawberries off and threw them in. Out of a 6 lb. bag I managed to get 5 - 8 oz bottles of juice to can up for use in jelly later. Tried it with a bag of blueberries that had been in the freezer and got <hl> 2 - 8 oz. <hl> bottles of juice out of that. Have to admit though I had to cut the processing time short on it, I had to be somewhere. Probably could have gotten more out of it. This thing works wonderfully. Great replacement for my old aluminum one. AND it comes with an extra hose! As with all juicers have a place to allow the hose to dangle down after use so it can dry out. I really wish they would come up with a tool to do that. I took the clamp and moved it up to the metal part the hose comes off of to allow the hose to be open to dry out. Great price on this and it will do the same job as the more expensive ones.


Question: What material was the writer's old juicer made of?

Answer: aluminum

I purchased this recently and decided to clear the frozen fruit out of my freezer that had been there awhile. I rinsed the strawberries off and threw them in. Out of a 6 lb. bag I managed to get 5 - 8 oz bottles of juice to can up for use in jelly later. Tried it with a bag of blueberries that had been in the freezer and got 2 - 8 oz. bottles of juice out of that. Have to admit though I had to cut the processing time short on it, I had to be somewhere. Probably could have gotten more out of it. This thing works wonderfully. <hl> Great replacement for my old aluminum one. <hl> AND it comes with an extra hose! As with all juicers have a place to allow the hose to dangle down after use so it can dry out. I really wish they would come up with a tool to do that. I took the clamp and moved it up to the metal part the hose comes off of to allow the hose to be open to dry out. Great price on this and it will do the same job as the more expensive ones.

I purchased this recently and decided to clear the frozen fruit out of my freezer that had been there awhile. I rinsed the strawberries off and threw them in. Out of a 6 lb. bag I managed to get 5 - 8 oz bottles of juice to can up for use in jelly later. Tried it with a bag of blueberries that had been in the freezer and got 2 - 8 oz. bottles of juice out of that. Have to admit though I had to cut the processing time short on it, I had to be somewhere. Probably could have gotten more out of it. This thing works wonderfully. Great replacement for my old <hl> aluminum <hl> one. AND it comes with an extra hose! As with all juicers have a place to allow the hose to dangle down after use so it can dry out. I really wish they would come up with a tool to do that. I took the clamp and moved it up to the metal part the hose comes off of to allow the hose to be open to dry out. Great price on this and it will do the same job as the more expensive ones.


Question: How does the writer compare the cheaper juicer with the more expensive ones?

Answer: do the same job as the more expensive ones

I purchased this recently and decided to clear the frozen fruit out of my freezer that had been there awhile. I rinsed the strawberries off and threw them in. Out of a 6 lb. bag I managed to get 5 - 8 oz bottles of juice to can up for use in jelly later. Tried it with a bag of blueberries that had been in the freezer and got 2 - 8 oz. bottles of juice out of that. Have to admit though I had to cut the processing time short on it, I had to be somewhere. Probably could have gotten more out of it. This thing works wonderfully. Great replacement for my old aluminum one. AND it comes with an extra hose! As with all juicers have a place to allow the hose to dangle down after use so it can dry out. I really wish they would come up with a tool to do that. I took the clamp and moved it up to the metal part the hose comes off of to allow the hose to be open to dry out. Great price on this and it <hl> will do the same job as the more expensive ones . <hl>

I purchased this recently and decided to clear the frozen fruit out of my freezer that had been there awhile. I rinsed the strawberries off and threw them in. Out of a 6 lb. bag I managed to get 5 - 8 oz bottles of juice to can up for use in jelly later. Tried it with a bag of blueberries that had been in the freezer and got 2 - 8 oz. bottles of juice out of that. Have to admit though I had to cut the processing time short on it, I had to be somewhere. Probably could have gotten more out of it. This thing works wonderfully. Great replacement for my old aluminum one. AND it comes with an extra hose! As with all juicers have a place to allow the hose to dangle down after use so it can dry out. I really wish they would come up with a tool to do that. I took the clamp and moved it up to the metal part the hose comes off of to allow the hose to be open to dry out. Great price on this and it will <hl> do the same job as the more expensive ones <hl>.

will <hl> do the same job as the more expensive ones <hl> .


Question: What extra thing comes with the new juicer?

Answer: hose

AND it comes with an extra hose !

I purchased this recently and decided to clear the frozen fruit out of my freezer that had been there awhile. I rinsed the strawberries off and threw them in. Out of a 6 lb. bag I managed to get 5 - 8 oz bottles of juice to can up for use in jelly later. Tried it with a bag of blueberries that had been in the freezer and got 2 - 8 oz. bottles of juice out of that. Have to admit though I had to cut the processing time short on it, I had to be somewhere. Probably could have gotten more out of it. This thing works wonderfully. Great replacement for my old aluminum one. <hl> AND it comes with an extra hose ! <hl> As with all juicers have a place to allow the hose to dangle down after use so it can dry out. I really wish they would come up with a tool to do that. I took the clamp and moved it up to the metal part the hose comes off of to allow the hose to be open to dry out. Great price on this and it will do the same job as the more expensive ones.

I purchased this recently and decided to clear the frozen fruit out of my freezer that had been there awhile. I rinsed the strawberries off and threw them in. Out of a 6 lb. bag I managed to get 5 - 8 oz bottles of juice to can up for use in jelly later. Tried it with a bag of blueberries that had been in the freezer and got 2 - 8 oz. bottles of juice out of that. Have to admit though I had to cut the processing time short on it, I had to be somewhere. Probably could have gotten more out of it. This thing works wonderfully. Great replacement for my old aluminum one. AND it comes with an extra <hl> hose <hl>! As with all juicers have a place to allow the hose to dangle down after use so it can dry out. I really wish they would come up with a tool to do that. I took the clamp and moved it up to the metal part the hose comes off of to allow the hose to be open to dry out. Great price on this and it will do the same job as the more expensive ones.

AND it comes with an extra <hl> hose <hl> !


Question: What result is caused by the wide filter?

It is very easy to use and clean. However, it does not fit very well into my Frieling Clio. The filter is too wide, so it sits too high in the Clio, and it wobbles around in there. That allows the water to flow through too quickly, within seconds. As a result, I have to use a great deal more coffee in order to get the cup I want, and it still is not the extraction I want. It fit a little better after I removed the handle, but it still is fairly loose in there. I may have to look into other filters or a french press.A good deal of "sludge" will get through, as well. I don't mind that. I really don't. In fact, I somewhat like it. However, if you do not want it, then you probably ought to look into cloth filters. I do tend to go with a fairly fine grind, so that exacerbates the sludge.The ad claims that the filter is "dishwasher safe." While the filter is fairly sturdy, I question whether it will survive through many times in the dishwasher, but that is purely my speculation. Still, I prefer to wash it by hand, which takes only a few seconds.In the end, this filter is worth a good try. If you like it, you can't beat the price for the quality you get. If you don't like it, you ain't out but a few bucks (so long as they continue to offer this under $5).

Answer: use a great deal more coffee in order to get the cup I want

It is very easy to use and clean. However, it does not fit very well into my Frieling Clio. The filter is too wide, so it sits too high in the Clio, and it wobbles around in there. That allows the water to flow through too quickly, within seconds. <hl> As a result, I have to use a great deal more coffee in order to get the cup I want , and it still is not the extraction I want. <hl> It fit a little better after I removed the handle, but it still is fairly loose in there. I may have to look into other filters or a french press. A good deal of "sludge" will get through, as well. I don't mind that. I really don't. In fact, I somewhat like it. However, if you do not want it, then you probably ought to look into cloth filters. I do tend to go with a fairly fine grind, so that exacerbates the sludge. The ad claims that the filter is "dishwasher safe." While the filter is fairly sturdy, I question whether it will survive through many times in the dishwasher, but that is purely my speculation. Still, I prefer to wash it by hand, which takes only a few seconds. In the end, this filter is worth a good try. If you like it, you can't beat the price for the quality you get. If you don't like it, you ain't out but a few bucks (so long as they continue to offer this under $5).

It is very easy to use and clean. However, it does not fit very well into my Frieling Clio. The filter is too wide, so it sits too high in the Clio, and it wobbles around in there. That allows the water to flow through too quickly, within seconds. As a result, I have to <hl> use a great deal more coffee in order to get the cup I want <hl>, and it still is not the extraction I want. It fit a little better after I removed the handle, but it still is fairly loose in there. I may have to look into other filters or a french press.A good deal of "sludge" will get through, as well. I don't mind that. I really don't. In fact, I somewhat like it. However, if you do not want it, then you probably ought to look into cloth filters. I do tend to go with a fairly fine grind, so that exacerbates the sludge.The ad claims that the filter is "dishwasher safe." While the filter is fairly sturdy, I question whether it will survive through many times in the dishwasher, but that is purely my speculation. Still, I prefer to wash it by hand, which takes only a few seconds.In the end, this filter is worth a good try. If you like it, you can't beat the price for the quality you get. If you don't like it, you ain't out but a few bucks (so long as they continue to offer this under $5).

As a result, I have to <hl> use a great deal more coffee in order to get the cup I want <hl> , and it still is not the extraction I want.


Question: What filters can be used to diminish the sludge?

Answer: cloth

It is very easy to use and clean. However, it does not fit very well into my Frieling Clio. The filter is too wide, so it sits too high in the Clio, and it wobbles around in there. That allows the water to flow through too quickly, within seconds. As a result, I have to use a great deal more coffee in order to get the cup I want, and it still is not the extraction I want. It fit a little better after I removed the handle, but it still is fairly loose in there. I may have to look into other filters or a french press. A good deal of "sludge" will get through, as well. I don't mind that. I really don't. In fact, I somewhat like it. <hl> However, if you do not want it, then you probably ought to look into cloth filters. <hl> I do tend to go with a fairly fine grind, so that exacerbates the sludge. The ad claims that the filter is "dishwasher safe." While the filter is fairly sturdy, I question whether it will survive through many times in the dishwasher, but that is purely my speculation. Still, I prefer to wash it by hand, which takes only a few seconds. In the end, this filter is worth a good try. If you like it, you can't beat the price for the quality you get. If you don't like it, you ain't out but a few bucks (so long as they continue to offer this under $5).

It is very easy to use and clean. However, it does not fit very well into my Frieling Clio. The filter is too wide, so it sits too high in the Clio, and it wobbles around in there. That allows the water to flow through too quickly, within seconds. As a result, I have to use a great deal more coffee in order to get the cup I want, and it still is not the extraction I want. It fit a little better after I removed the handle, but it still is fairly loose in there. I may have to look into other filters or a french press.A good deal of "sludge" will get through, as well. I don't mind that. I really don't. In fact, I somewhat like it. However, if you do not want it, then you probably ought to look into <hl> cloth <hl> filters. I do tend to go with a fairly fine grind, so that exacerbates the sludge.The ad claims that the filter is "dishwasher safe." While the filter is fairly sturdy, I question whether it will survive through many times in the dishwasher, but that is purely my speculation. Still, I prefer to wash it by hand, which takes only a few seconds.In the end, this filter is worth a good try. If you like it, you can't beat the price for the quality you get. If you don't like it, you ain't out but a few bucks (so long as they continue to offer this under $5).


Question: What feature of the filter does the writer question?

Answer: dishwasher safe

It is very easy to use and clean. However, it does not fit very well into my Frieling Clio. The filter is too wide, so it sits too high in the Clio, and it wobbles around in there. That allows the water to flow through too quickly, within seconds. As a result, I have to use a great deal more coffee in order to get the cup I want, and it still is not the extraction I want. It fit a little better after I removed the handle, but it still is fairly loose in there. I may have to look into other filters or a french press. A good deal of "sludge" will get through, as well. I don't mind that. I really don't. In fact, I somewhat like it. However, if you do not want it, then you probably ought to look into cloth filters. I do tend to go with a fairly fine grind, so that exacerbates the sludge. <hl> The ad claims that the filter is " dishwasher safe ." <hl> While the filter is fairly sturdy, I question whether it will survive through many times in the dishwasher, but that is purely my speculation. Still, I prefer to wash it by hand, which takes only a few seconds. In the end, this filter is worth a good try. If you like it, you can't beat the price for the quality you get. If you don't like it, you ain't out but a few bucks (so long as they continue to offer this under $5).

It is very easy to use and clean. However, it does not fit very well into my Frieling Clio. The filter is too wide, so it sits too high in the Clio, and it wobbles around in there. That allows the water to flow through too quickly, within seconds. As a result, I have to use a great deal more coffee in order to get the cup I want, and it still is not the extraction I want. It fit a little better after I removed the handle, but it still is fairly loose in there. I may have to look into other filters or a french press.A good deal of "sludge" will get through, as well. I don't mind that. I really don't. In fact, I somewhat like it. However, if you do not want it, then you probably ought to look into cloth filters. I do tend to go with a fairly fine grind, so that exacerbates the sludge.The ad claims that the filter is "<hl> dishwasher safe <hl>." While the filter is fairly sturdy, I question whether it will survive through many times in the dishwasher, but that is purely my speculation. Still, I prefer to wash it by hand, which takes only a few seconds.In the end, this filter is worth a good try. If you like it, you can't beat the price for the quality you get. If you don't like it, you ain't out but a few bucks (so long as they continue to offer this under $5).

The ad claims that the filter is " <hl> dishwasher safe <hl> ."


Question: How does the writer wash the filter?

Answer: by hand

It is very easy to use and clean. However, it does not fit very well into my Frieling Clio. The filter is too wide, so it sits too high in the Clio, and it wobbles around in there. That allows the water to flow through too quickly, within seconds. As a result, I have to use a great deal more coffee in order to get the cup I want, and it still is not the extraction I want. It fit a little better after I removed the handle, but it still is fairly loose in there. I may have to look into other filters or a french press. A good deal of "sludge" will get through, as well. I don't mind that. I really don't. In fact, I somewhat like it. However, if you do not want it, then you probably ought to look into cloth filters. I do tend to go with a fairly fine grind, so that exacerbates the sludge. The ad claims that the filter is "dishwasher safe." While the filter is fairly sturdy, I question whether it will survive through many times in the dishwasher, but that is purely my speculation. <hl> Still, I prefer to wash it by hand , which takes only a few seconds. <hl> In the end, this filter is worth a good try. If you like it, you can't beat the price for the quality you get. If you don't like it, you ain't out but a few bucks (so long as they continue to offer this under $5).

It is very easy to use and clean. However, it does not fit very well into my Frieling Clio. The filter is too wide, so it sits too high in the Clio, and it wobbles around in there. That allows the water to flow through too quickly, within seconds. As a result, I have to use a great deal more coffee in order to get the cup I want, and it still is not the extraction I want. It fit a little better after I removed the handle, but it still is fairly loose in there. I may have to look into other filters or a french press.A good deal of "sludge" will get through, as well. I don't mind that. I really don't. In fact, I somewhat like it. However, if you do not want it, then you probably ought to look into cloth filters. I do tend to go with a fairly fine grind, so that exacerbates the sludge.The ad claims that the filter is "dishwasher safe." While the filter is fairly sturdy, I question whether it will survive through many times in the dishwasher, but that is purely my speculation. Still, I prefer to wash it <hl> by hand <hl>, which takes only a few seconds.In the end, this filter is worth a good try. If you like it, you can't beat the price for the quality you get. If you don't like it, you ain't out but a few bucks (so long as they continue to offer this under $5).

Still, I prefer to wash it <hl> by hand <hl> , which takes only a few seconds.


Question: What special offer for the filter is currently available?

Answer: under $5

It is very easy to use and clean. However, it does not fit very well into my Frieling Clio. The filter is too wide, so it sits too high in the Clio, and it wobbles around in there. That allows the water to flow through too quickly, within seconds. As a result, I have to use a great deal more coffee in order to get the cup I want, and it still is not the extraction I want. It fit a little better after I removed the handle, but it still is fairly loose in there. I may have to look into other filters or a french press. A good deal of "sludge" will get through, as well. I don't mind that. I really don't. In fact, I somewhat like it. However, if you do not want it, then you probably ought to look into cloth filters. I do tend to go with a fairly fine grind, so that exacerbates the sludge. The ad claims that the filter is "dishwasher safe." While the filter is fairly sturdy, I question whether it will survive through many times in the dishwasher, but that is purely my speculation. Still, I prefer to wash it by hand, which takes only a few seconds. In the end, this filter is worth a good try. If you like it, you can't beat the price for the quality you get. <hl> If you don't like it, you ain't out but a few bucks (so long as they continue to offer this under $5 ) <hl> .

It is very easy to use and clean. However, it does not fit very well into my Frieling Clio. The filter is too wide, so it sits too high in the Clio, and it wobbles around in there. That allows the water to flow through too quickly, within seconds. As a result, I have to use a great deal more coffee in order to get the cup I want, and it still is not the extraction I want. It fit a little better after I removed the handle, but it still is fairly loose in there. I may have to look into other filters or a french press.A good deal of "sludge" will get through, as well. I don't mind that. I really don't. In fact, I somewhat like it. However, if you do not want it, then you probably ought to look into cloth filters. I do tend to go with a fairly fine grind, so that exacerbates the sludge.The ad claims that the filter is "dishwasher safe." While the filter is fairly sturdy, I question whether it will survive through many times in the dishwasher, but that is purely my speculation. Still, I prefer to wash it by hand, which takes only a few seconds.In the end, this filter is worth a good try. If you like it, you can't beat the price for the quality you get. If you don't like it, you ain't out but a few bucks (so long as they continue to offer this <hl> under $5 <hl>).

If you don't like it, you ain't out but a few bucks (so long as they continue to offer this <hl> under $5 <hl> )


Question: Where did the writer buy their old mug?

I am guilty of checking reviews and depending on them when I look for a product. I wish I would of searched longer before settling on this one. I have a Nike travel mug which i love, but my husband needed one. I looked for the one I bought but I couldn't find it as I purchased it at the outlet and they did not carry them any longer. This mug is a smilers size than what I am used to. The inside is metal so it can't go in microwave. The lid is made strangely and it twists to become looser and thats how you drink it. It makes it awkward to drink as you can't see the liquid first. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

Answer: the outlet

I am guilty of checking reviews and depending on them when I look for a product. I wish I would of searched longer before settling on this one. I have a Nike travel mug which i love, but my husband needed one. <hl> I looked for the one I bought but I couldn't find it as I purchased it at the outlet and they did not carry them any longer. <hl> This mug is a smilers size than what I am used to. The inside is metal so it can't go in microwave. The lid is made strangely and it twists to become looser and thats how you drink it. It makes it awkward to drink as you can't see the liquid first. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

I am guilty of checking reviews and depending on them when I look for a product. I wish I would of searched longer before settling on this one. I have a Nike travel mug which i love, but my husband needed one. I looked for the one I bought but I couldn't find it as I purchased it at <hl> the outlet <hl> and they did not carry them any longer. This mug is a smilers size than what I am used to. The inside is metal so it can't go in microwave. The lid is made strangely and it twists to become looser and thats how you drink it. It makes it awkward to drink as you can't see the liquid first. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.


Question: What material is the inside of the new mug made of?

Answer: metal

I am guilty of checking reviews and depending on them when I look for a product. I wish I would of searched longer before settling on this one. I have a Nike travel mug which i love, but my husband needed one. I looked for the one I bought but I couldn't find it as I purchased it at the outlet and they did not carry them any longer. This mug is a smilers size than what I am used to. <hl> The inside is metal so it can't go in microwave. <hl> The lid is made strangely and it twists to become looser and thats how you drink it. It makes it awkward to drink as you can't see the liquid first. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

I am guilty of checking reviews and depending on them when I look for a product. I wish I would of searched longer before settling on this one. I have a Nike travel mug which i love, but my husband needed one. I looked for the one I bought but I couldn't find it as I purchased it at the outlet and they did not carry them any longer. This mug is a smilers size than what I am used to. The inside is <hl> metal <hl> so it can't go in microwave. The lid is made strangely and it twists to become looser and thats how you drink it. It makes it awkward to drink as you can't see the liquid first. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.


Question: What is the limitation of the new mug?

Answer: it can't go in microwave

so it can't go in microwave .

I am guilty of checking reviews and depending on them when I look for a product. I wish I would of searched longer before settling on this one. I have a Nike travel mug which i love, but my husband needed one. I looked for the one I bought but I couldn't find it as I purchased it at the outlet and they did not carry them any longer. This mug is a smilers size than what I am used to. The inside is metal <hl> so it can't go in microwave . <hl> The lid is made strangely and it twists to become looser and thats how you drink it. It makes it awkward to drink as you can't see the liquid first. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

I am guilty of checking reviews and depending on them when I look for a product. I wish I would of searched longer before settling on this one. I have a Nike travel mug which i love, but my husband needed one. I looked for the one I bought but I couldn't find it as I purchased it at the outlet and they did not carry them any longer. This mug is a smilers size than what I am used to. The inside is metal so <hl> it can't go in microwave <hl>. The lid is made strangely and it twists to become looser and thats how you drink it. It makes it awkward to drink as you can't see the liquid first. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.


Question: How strange does the writer find about the lid?

Answer: The lid is made strangely and it twists to become looser and thats how you drink it

I am guilty of checking reviews and depending on them when I look for a product. I wish I would of searched longer before settling on this one. I have a Nike travel mug which i love, but my husband needed one. I looked for the one I bought but I couldn't find it as I purchased it at the outlet and they did not carry them any longer. This mug is a smilers size than what I am used to. The inside is metal so it can't go in microwave. <hl> The lid is made strangely and it twists to become looser and thats how you drink it . <hl> It makes it awkward to drink as you can't see the liquid first. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

I am guilty of checking reviews and depending on them when I look for a product. I wish I would of searched longer before settling on this one. I have a Nike travel mug which i love, but my husband needed one. I looked for the one I bought but I couldn't find it as I purchased it at the outlet and they did not carry them any longer. This mug is a smilers size than what I am used to. The inside is metal so it can't go in microwave. <hl> The lid is made strangely and it twists to become looser and thats how you drink it <hl>. It makes it awkward to drink as you can't see the liquid first. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

<hl> The lid is made strangely and it twists to become looser and thats how you drink it <hl> .


Question: What is the writer's recommendation about the new mug?

Answer: wouldn't recommend

I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

I am guilty of checking reviews and depending on them when I look for a product. I wish I would of searched longer before settling on this one. I have a Nike travel mug which i love, but my husband needed one. I looked for the one I bought but I couldn't find it as I purchased it at the outlet and they did not carry them any longer. This mug is a smilers size than what I am used to. The inside is metal so it can't go in microwave. The lid is made strangely and it twists to become looser and thats how you drink it. It makes it awkward to drink as you can't see the liquid first. <hl> I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. <hl>

I am guilty of checking reviews and depending on them when I look for a product. I wish I would of searched longer before settling on this one. I have a Nike travel mug which i love, but my husband needed one. I looked for the one I bought but I couldn't find it as I purchased it at the outlet and they did not carry them any longer. This mug is a smilers size than what I am used to. The inside is metal so it can't go in microwave. The lid is made strangely and it twists to become looser and thats how you drink it. It makes it awkward to drink as you can't see the liquid first. I <hl> wouldn't recommend <hl> it to anyone.


Question: How many free bags are included?

These trash cans are the perfect size for rooms with less garbage can usage, like the bathroom, bedroom, or your desk. They're fingerprint proof and include 3 FREE BAGS for you to use. There's a plastic insert in the trash can to allow for easily hiding the trash bags and for holding the bags in place. If you'd prefer not to buy the Simple Human trash bags, you can use grocery store bags or if you're REALLY feeling adventurous, you could skip the bag and just wash the plastic insert after you throw out it's contents in a different room. (Ex. The kitchen as that one really should have a bag and be much larger)

Answer: 3

These trash cans are the perfect size for rooms with less garbage can usage, like the bathroom, bedroom, or your desk. <hl> They're fingerprint proof and include 3 FREE BAGS for you to use. <hl> There's a plastic insert in the trash can to allow for easily hiding the trash bags and for holding the bags in place. If you'd prefer not to buy the Simple Human trash bags, you can use grocery store bags or if you're REALLY feeling adventurous, you could skip the bag and just wash the plastic insert after you throw out it's contents in a different room. (Ex. The kitchen as that one really should have a bag and be much larger)

These trash cans are the perfect size for rooms with less garbage can usage, like the bathroom, bedroom, or your desk. They're fingerprint proof and include <hl> 3 <hl> FREE BAGS for you to use. There's a plastic insert in the trash can to allow for easily hiding the trash bags and for holding the bags in place. If you'd prefer not to buy the Simple Human trash bags, you can use grocery store bags or if you're REALLY feeling adventurous, you could skip the bag and just wash the plastic insert after you throw out it's contents in a different room. (Ex. The kitchen as that one really should have a bag and be much larger)


Question: What kind of material is the trash can insert?

Answer: plastic

These trash cans are the perfect size for rooms with less garbage can usage, like the bathroom, bedroom, or your desk. They're fingerprint proof and include 3 FREE BAGS for you to use. <hl> There's a plastic insert in the trash can to allow for easily hiding the trash bags and for holding the bags in place. <hl> If you'd prefer not to buy the Simple Human trash bags, you can use grocery store bags or if you're REALLY feeling adventurous, you could skip the bag and just wash the plastic insert after you throw out it's contents in a different room. (Ex. The kitchen as that one really should have a bag and be much larger)

These trash cans are the perfect size for rooms with less garbage can usage, like the bathroom, bedroom, or your desk. They're fingerprint proof and include 3 FREE BAGS for you to use. There's a <hl> plastic <hl> insert in the trash can to allow for easily hiding the trash bags and for holding the bags in place. If you'd prefer not to buy the Simple Human trash bags, you can use grocery store bags or if you're REALLY feeling adventurous, you could skip the bag and just wash the plastic insert after you throw out it's contents in a different room. (Ex. The kitchen as that one really should have a bag and be much larger)


Question: What off brand bag option is there?

Answer: grocery store bags

These trash cans are the perfect size for rooms with less garbage can usage, like the bathroom, bedroom, or your desk. They're fingerprint proof and include 3 FREE BAGS for you to use. There's a plastic insert in the trash can to allow for easily hiding the trash bags and for holding the bags in place. <hl> If you'd prefer not to buy the Simple Human trash bags, you can use grocery store bags or if you're REALLY feeling adventurous, you could skip the bag and just wash the plastic insert after you throw out it's contents in a different room. <hl> (Ex. The kitchen as that one really should have a bag and be much larger)

These trash cans are the perfect size for rooms with less garbage can usage, like the bathroom, bedroom, or your desk. They're fingerprint proof and include 3 FREE BAGS for you to use. There's a plastic insert in the trash can to allow for easily hiding the trash bags and for holding the bags in place. If you'd prefer not to buy the Simple Human trash bags, you can use <hl> grocery store bags <hl> or if you're REALLY feeling adventurous, you could skip the bag and just wash the plastic insert after you throw out it's contents in a different room. (Ex. The kitchen as that one really should have a bag and be much larger)


Question: What brand are the trash bags?

Answer: Simple Human

These trash cans are the perfect size for rooms with less garbage can usage, like the bathroom, bedroom, or your desk. They're fingerprint proof and include 3 FREE BAGS for you to use. There's a plastic insert in the trash can to allow for easily hiding the trash bags and for holding the bags in place. <hl> If you'd prefer not to buy the Simple Human trash bags, you can use grocery store bags or if you're REALLY feeling adventurous, you could skip the bag and just wash the plastic insert after you throw out it's contents in a different room. <hl> (Ex. The kitchen as that one really should have a bag and be much larger)

These trash cans are the perfect size for rooms with less garbage can usage, like the bathroom, bedroom, or your desk. They're fingerprint proof and include 3 FREE BAGS for you to use. There's a plastic insert in the trash can to allow for easily hiding the trash bags and for holding the bags in place. If you'd prefer not to buy the <hl> Simple Human <hl> trash bags, you can use grocery store bags or if you're REALLY feeling adventurous, you could skip the bag and just wash the plastic insert after you throw out it's contents in a different room. (Ex. The kitchen as that one really should have a bag and be much larger)


Question: What rooms is this trash can good for?

Answer: bathroom, bedroom, or your desk

<hl> These trash cans are the perfect size for rooms with less garbage can usage, like the bathroom, bedroom, or your desk . <hl> They're fingerprint proof and include 3 FREE BAGS for you to use. There's a plastic insert in the trash can to allow for easily hiding the trash bags and for holding the bags in place. If you'd prefer not to buy the Simple Human trash bags, you can use grocery store bags or if you're REALLY feeling adventurous, you could skip the bag and just wash the plastic insert after you throw out it's contents in a different room. (Ex. The kitchen as that one really should have a bag and be much larger)

These trash cans are the perfect size for rooms with less garbage can usage, like the <hl> bathroom, bedroom, or your desk <hl>. They're fingerprint proof and include 3 FREE BAGS for you to use. There's a plastic insert in the trash can to allow for easily hiding the trash bags and for holding the bags in place. If you'd prefer not to buy the Simple Human trash bags, you can use grocery store bags or if you're REALLY feeling adventurous, you could skip the bag and just wash the plastic insert after you throw out it's contents in a different room. (Ex. The kitchen as that one really should have a bag and be much larger)

These trash cans are the perfect size for rooms with less garbage can usage, like the <hl> bathroom, bedroom, or your desk <hl> .


Question: What type of product is the writer not excited about?

I am afraid that I just don't understand the attraction of this fan. I have now tried it a few days on all sorts of settings and positions in a bedroom (14x18ft) and the fan has very little cooling effect. I guess it might be a little quieter than some fans (on settings of 2 or lower) but otherwise I don't see the value. It has a minimal dispersion pattern and since it doesn't oscillate (which I knew ahead of time) it only flows air in a very, very limited area. I read all these reports about how strong the fan was but believe me this unit is not strong. As a simple test I stood 10/11 feet from the fan with it set on number 3 and lit a candle - the flame did not even flicker. Need I say more? Simply put - since it is considerably more expensive than competing models - it just is not worth the money.

Answer: fan

<hl> I am afraid that I just don't understand the attraction of this fan . <hl> I have now tried it a few days on all sorts of settings and positions in a bedroom (14x18ft) and the fan has very little cooling effect. I guess it might be a little quieter than some fans (on settings of 2 or lower) but otherwise I don't see the value. It has a minimal dispersion pattern and since it doesn't oscillate (which I knew ahead of time) it only flows air in a very, very limited area. I read all these reports about how strong the fan was but believe me this unit is not strong. As a simple test I stood 10/11 feet from the fan with it set on number 3 and lit a candle - the flame did not even flicker. Need I say more? Simply put - since it is considerably more expensive than competing models - it just is not worth the money.

I am afraid that I just don't understand the attraction of this <hl> fan <hl>. I have now tried it a few days on all sorts of settings and positions in a bedroom (14x18ft) and the fan has very little cooling effect. I guess it might be a little quieter than some fans (on settings of 2 or lower) but otherwise I don't see the value. It has a minimal dispersion pattern and since it doesn't oscillate (which I knew ahead of time) it only flows air in a very, very limited area. I read all these reports about how strong the fan was but believe me this unit is not strong. As a simple test I stood 10/11 feet from the fan with it set on number 3 and lit a candle - the flame did not even flicker. Need I say more? Simply put - since it is considerably more expensive than competing models - it just is not worth the money.

I am afraid that I just don't understand the attraction of this <hl> fan <hl> .


Question: What size is the writer's bedroom?

Answer: 14x18ft

I am afraid that I just don't understand the attraction of this fan. <hl> I have now tried it a few days on all sorts of settings and positions in a bedroom ( 14x18ft ) and the fan has very little cooling effect. <hl> I guess it might be a little quieter than some fans (on settings of 2 or lower) but otherwise I don't see the value. It has a minimal dispersion pattern and since it doesn't oscillate (which I knew ahead of time) it only flows air in a very, very limited area. I read all these reports about how strong the fan was but believe me this unit is not strong. As a simple test I stood 10/11 feet from the fan with it set on number 3 and lit a candle - the flame did not even flicker. Need I say more? Simply put - since it is considerably more expensive than competing models - it just is not worth the money.

I am afraid that I just don't understand the attraction of this fan. I have now tried it a few days on all sorts of settings and positions in a bedroom (<hl> 14x18ft <hl>) and the fan has very little cooling effect. I guess it might be a little quieter than some fans (on settings of 2 or lower) but otherwise I don't see the value. It has a minimal dispersion pattern and since it doesn't oscillate (which I knew ahead of time) it only flows air in a very, very limited area. I read all these reports about how strong the fan was but believe me this unit is not strong. As a simple test I stood 10/11 feet from the fan with it set on number 3 and lit a candle - the flame did not even flicker. Need I say more? Simply put - since it is considerably more expensive than competing models - it just is not worth the money.

I have now tried it a few days on all sorts of settings and positions in a bedroom ( <hl> 14x18ft <hl> ) and the fan has very little cooling effect.


Question: What did the reports say?

Answer: how strong the fan was

I am afraid that I just don't understand the attraction of this fan. I have now tried it a few days on all sorts of settings and positions in a bedroom (14x18ft) and the fan has very little cooling effect. I guess it might be a little quieter than some fans (on settings of 2 or lower) but otherwise I don't see the value. It has a minimal dispersion pattern and since it doesn't oscillate (which I knew ahead of time) it only flows air in a very, very limited area. <hl> I read all these reports about how strong the fan was but believe me this unit is not strong. <hl> As a simple test I stood 10/11 feet from the fan with it set on number 3 and lit a candle - the flame did not even flicker. Need I say more? Simply put - since it is considerably more expensive than competing models - it just is not worth the money.

I am afraid that I just don't understand the attraction of this fan. I have now tried it a few days on all sorts of settings and positions in a bedroom (14x18ft) and the fan has very little cooling effect. I guess it might be a little quieter than some fans (on settings of 2 or lower) but otherwise I don't see the value. It has a minimal dispersion pattern and since it doesn't oscillate (which I knew ahead of time) it only flows air in a very, very limited area. I read all these reports about <hl> how strong the fan was <hl> but believe me this unit is not strong. As a simple test I stood 10/11 feet from the fan with it set on number 3 and lit a candle - the flame did not even flicker. Need I say more? Simply put - since it is considerably more expensive than competing models - it just is not worth the money.


Question: Is the fan more or less expensive than others?

Answer: more expensive

I am afraid that I just don't understand the attraction of this fan. I have now tried it a few days on all sorts of settings and positions in a bedroom (14x18ft) and the fan has very little cooling effect. I guess it might be a little quieter than some fans (on settings of 2 or lower) but otherwise I don't see the value. It has a minimal dispersion pattern and since it doesn't oscillate (which I knew ahead of time) it only flows air in a very, very limited area. I read all these reports about how strong the fan was but believe me this unit is not strong. As a simple test I stood 10/11 feet from the fan with it set on number 3 and lit a candle - the flame did not even flicker. Need I say more? <hl> Simply put - since it is considerably more expensive than competing models - it just is not worth the money. <hl>

I am afraid that I just don't understand the attraction of this fan. I have now tried it a few days on all sorts of settings and positions in a bedroom (14x18ft) and the fan has very little cooling effect. I guess it might be a little quieter than some fans (on settings of 2 or lower) but otherwise I don't see the value. It has a minimal dispersion pattern and since it doesn't oscillate (which I knew ahead of time) it only flows air in a very, very limited area. I read all these reports about how strong the fan was but believe me this unit is not strong. As a simple test I stood 10/11 feet from the fan with it set on number 3 and lit a candle - the flame did not even flicker. Need I say more? Simply put - since it is considerably <hl> more expensive <hl> than competing models - it just is not worth the money.


Question: Whose bottle is the product for?

I bought this product to carry hot water to warm my baby's bottle while I'm out since portable bottle warmer options are pretty sad. I boil the water and fill it half way. Couple of hours later, I open the lid and it's still steaming hot and warms up his bottle way faster than the electric bottle warmer I have at home. It's slim and small enough to fit in the diaper bag. I was somehow thinking 16oz was bigger cause I wanted to use it for food after my boy grows out of bottles, but I am a big eater and this would only hold a snack portion for me. :) But it would be great for can of soup or chilli since it keeps things piping hot for hours. After about 5 hours though, water was only lukewarm.

Answer: baby

<hl> I bought this product to carry hot water to warm my baby 's bottle while I'm out since portable bottle warmer options are pretty sad. <hl> I boil the water and fill it half way. Couple of hours later, I open the lid and it's still steaming hot and warms up his bottle way faster than the electric bottle warmer I have at home. It's slim and small enough to fit in the diaper bag. I was somehow thinking 16oz was bigger cause I wanted to use it for food after my boy grows out of bottles, but I am a big eater and this would only hold a snack portion for me. :) But it would be great for can of soup or chilli since it keeps things piping hot for hours. After about 5 hours though, water was only lukewarm.

I bought this product to carry hot water to warm my <hl> baby <hl>'s bottle while I'm out since portable bottle warmer options are pretty sad. I boil the water and fill it half way. Couple of hours later, I open the lid and it's still steaming hot and warms up his bottle way faster than the electric bottle warmer I have at home. It's slim and small enough to fit in the diaper bag. I was somehow thinking 16oz was bigger cause I wanted to use it for food after my boy grows out of bottles, but I am a big eater and this would only hold a snack portion for me. :) But it would be great for can of soup or chilli since it keeps things piping hot for hours. After about 5 hours though, water was only lukewarm.

I bought this product to carry hot water to warm my <hl> baby <hl> 's bottle while I'm out since portable bottle warmer options are pretty sad.


Question: How much should the product be filled?

Answer: half way

I boil the water and fill it half way .

I bought this product to carry hot water to warm my baby's bottle while I'm out since portable bottle warmer options are pretty sad. <hl> I boil the water and fill it half way . <hl> Couple of hours later, I open the lid and it's still steaming hot and warms up his bottle way faster than the electric bottle warmer I have at home. It's slim and small enough to fit in the diaper bag. I was somehow thinking 16oz was bigger cause I wanted to use it for food after my boy grows out of bottles, but I am a big eater and this would only hold a snack portion for me. :) But it would be great for can of soup or chilli since it keeps things piping hot for hours. After about 5 hours though, water was only lukewarm.

I bought this product to carry hot water to warm my baby's bottle while I'm out since portable bottle warmer options are pretty sad. I boil the water and fill it <hl> half way <hl>. Couple of hours later, I open the lid and it's still steaming hot and warms up his bottle way faster than the electric bottle warmer I have at home. It's slim and small enough to fit in the diaper bag. I was somehow thinking 16oz was bigger cause I wanted to use it for food after my boy grows out of bottles, but I am a big eater and this would only hold a snack portion for me. :) But it would be great for can of soup or chilli since it keeps things piping hot for hours. After about 5 hours though, water was only lukewarm.

I boil the water and fill it <hl> half way <hl> .


Question: How much water does the product hold?

Answer: 16oz

I bought this product to carry hot water to warm my baby's bottle while I'm out since portable bottle warmer options are pretty sad. I boil the water and fill it half way. Couple of hours later, I open the lid and it's still steaming hot and warms up his bottle way faster than the electric bottle warmer I have at home. It's slim and small enough to fit in the diaper bag. <hl> I was somehow thinking 16oz was bigger cause I wanted to use it for food after my boy grows out of bottles, but I am a big eater and this would only hold a snack portion for me. <hl> :) But it would be great for can of soup or chilli since it keeps things piping hot for hours. After about 5 hours though, water was only lukewarm.

I bought this product to carry hot water to warm my baby's bottle while I'm out since portable bottle warmer options are pretty sad. I boil the water and fill it half way. Couple of hours later, I open the lid and it's still steaming hot and warms up his bottle way faster than the electric bottle warmer I have at home. It's slim and small enough to fit in the diaper bag. I was somehow thinking <hl> 16oz <hl> was bigger cause I wanted to use it for food after my boy grows out of bottles, but I am a big eater and this would only hold a snack portion for me. :) But it would be great for can of soup or chilli since it keeps things piping hot for hours. After about 5 hours though, water was only lukewarm.


Question: What has unsatisfactory options?

Answer: portable bottle warmer

<hl> I bought this product to carry hot water to warm my baby's bottle while I'm out since portable bottle warmer options are pretty sad. <hl> I boil the water and fill it half way. Couple of hours later, I open the lid and it's still steaming hot and warms up his bottle way faster than the electric bottle warmer I have at home. It's slim and small enough to fit in the diaper bag. I was somehow thinking 16oz was bigger cause I wanted to use it for food after my boy grows out of bottles, but I am a big eater and this would only hold a snack portion for me. :) But it would be great for can of soup or chilli since it keeps things piping hot for hours. After about 5 hours though, water was only lukewarm.

I bought this product to carry hot water to warm my baby's bottle while I'm out since <hl> portable bottle warmer <hl> options are pretty sad. I boil the water and fill it half way. Couple of hours later, I open the lid and it's still steaming hot and warms up his bottle way faster than the electric bottle warmer I have at home. It's slim and small enough to fit in the diaper bag. I was somehow thinking 16oz was bigger cause I wanted to use it for food after my boy grows out of bottles, but I am a big eater and this would only hold a snack portion for me. :) But it would be great for can of soup or chilli since it keeps things piping hot for hours. After about 5 hours though, water was only lukewarm.


Question: Where does the product fit?

Answer: diaper bag

I bought this product to carry hot water to warm my baby's bottle while I'm out since portable bottle warmer options are pretty sad. I boil the water and fill it half way. Couple of hours later, I open the lid and it's still steaming hot and warms up his bottle way faster than the electric bottle warmer I have at home. <hl> It's slim and small enough to fit in the diaper bag . <hl> I was somehow thinking 16oz was bigger cause I wanted to use it for food after my boy grows out of bottles, but I am a big eater and this would only hold a snack portion for me. :) But it would be great for can of soup or chilli since it keeps things piping hot for hours. After about 5 hours though, water was only lukewarm.

I bought this product to carry hot water to warm my baby's bottle while I'm out since portable bottle warmer options are pretty sad. I boil the water and fill it half way. Couple of hours later, I open the lid and it's still steaming hot and warms up his bottle way faster than the electric bottle warmer I have at home. It's slim and small enough to fit in the <hl> diaper bag <hl>. I was somehow thinking 16oz was bigger cause I wanted to use it for food after my boy grows out of bottles, but I am a big eater and this would only hold a snack portion for me. :) But it would be great for can of soup or chilli since it keeps things piping hot for hours. After about 5 hours though, water was only lukewarm.

It's slim and small enough to fit in the <hl> diaper bag <hl> .


Question: How many of this product did the writer buy?

We purchased 2 of these to use in a temporary home this summer. We have now been sleeping on these beds for 2 and a half months. We could not be more pleased. This bed is pricey for a blowup, but worth it. We added good quality bed pads to them under the sheets. They feel more like a real bed than a blowup. You can sit on the edge of the bed, tuck in the sheets and get in and out of the beds easily (an important feature to us as we are over 60). The built-in head board works as promised, keeping the pillows from sliding down the wall. The built-in pump is a necessary feature in any air bed that is going to be used as a real bed. We only need to add air every couple of weeks, but it would be a real nuisance to attach a standard pump that often. Also, a standard pump usually lets out some air as you remove it. I like a firm mattress and this loss always makes standard air mattresses a little too soft for me. This bed can be kept very firm.

Answer: 2

<hl> We purchased 2 of these to use in a temporary home this summer. <hl> We have now been sleeping on these beds for 2 and a half months. We could not be more pleased. This bed is pricey for a blowup, but worth it. We added good quality bed pads to them under the sheets. They feel more like a real bed than a blowup. You can sit on the edge of the bed, tuck in the sheets and get in and out of the beds easily (an important feature to us as we are over 60). The built-in head board works as promised, keeping the pillows from sliding down the wall. The built-in pump is a necessary feature in any air bed that is going to be used as a real bed. We only need to add air every couple of weeks, but it would be a real nuisance to attach a standard pump that often. Also, a standard pump usually lets out some air as you remove it. I like a firm mattress and this loss always makes standard air mattresses a little too soft for me. This bed can be kept very firm.

We purchased <hl> 2 <hl> of these to use in a temporary home this summer. We have now been sleeping on these beds for 2 and a half months. We could not be more pleased. This bed is pricey for a blowup, but worth it. We added good quality bed pads to them under the sheets. They feel more like a real bed than a blowup. You can sit on the edge of the bed, tuck in the sheets and get in and out of the beds easily (an important feature to us as we are over 60). The built-in head board works as promised, keeping the pillows from sliding down the wall. The built-in pump is a necessary feature in any air bed that is going to be used as a real bed. We only need to add air every couple of weeks, but it would be a real nuisance to attach a standard pump that often. Also, a standard pump usually lets out some air as you remove it. I like a firm mattress and this loss always makes standard air mattresses a little too soft for me. This bed can be kept very firm.


Question: Does the product feel more like a real bed or a blowup?

Answer: real bed

We purchased 2 of these to use in a temporary home this summer. We have now been sleeping on these beds for 2 and a half months. We could not be more pleased. This bed is pricey for a blowup, but worth it. We added good quality bed pads to them under the sheets. <hl> They feel more like a real bed than a blowup. <hl> You can sit on the edge of the bed, tuck in the sheets and get in and out of the beds easily (an important feature to us as we are over 60). The built-in head board works as promised, keeping the pillows from sliding down the wall. The built-in pump is a necessary feature in any air bed that is going to be used as a real bed. We only need to add air every couple of weeks, but it would be a real nuisance to attach a standard pump that often. Also, a standard pump usually lets out some air as you remove it. I like a firm mattress and this loss always makes standard air mattresses a little too soft for me. This bed can be kept very firm.

We purchased 2 of these to use in a temporary home this summer. We have now been sleeping on these beds for 2 and a half months. We could not be more pleased. This bed is pricey for a blowup, but worth it. We added good quality bed pads to them under the sheets. They feel more like a <hl> real bed <hl> than a blowup. You can sit on the edge of the bed, tuck in the sheets and get in and out of the beds easily (an important feature to us as we are over 60). The built-in head board works as promised, keeping the pillows from sliding down the wall. The built-in pump is a necessary feature in any air bed that is going to be used as a real bed. We only need to add air every couple of weeks, but it would be a real nuisance to attach a standard pump that often. Also, a standard pump usually lets out some air as you remove it. I like a firm mattress and this loss always makes standard air mattresses a little too soft for me. This bed can be kept very firm.


Question: How long has the writer been using the product?

Answer: 2 and a half months

We purchased 2 of these to use in a temporary home this summer. <hl> We have now been sleeping on these beds for 2 and a half months . <hl> We could not be more pleased. This bed is pricey for a blowup, but worth it. We added good quality bed pads to them under the sheets. They feel more like a real bed than a blowup. You can sit on the edge of the bed, tuck in the sheets and get in and out of the beds easily (an important feature to us as we are over 60). The built-in head board works as promised, keeping the pillows from sliding down the wall. The built-in pump is a necessary feature in any air bed that is going to be used as a real bed. We only need to add air every couple of weeks, but it would be a real nuisance to attach a standard pump that often. Also, a standard pump usually lets out some air as you remove it. I like a firm mattress and this loss always makes standard air mattresses a little too soft for me. This bed can be kept very firm.

We purchased 2 of these to use in a temporary home this summer. We have now been sleeping on these beds for <hl> 2 and a half months <hl>. We could not be more pleased. This bed is pricey for a blowup, but worth it. We added good quality bed pads to them under the sheets. They feel more like a real bed than a blowup. You can sit on the edge of the bed, tuck in the sheets and get in and out of the beds easily (an important feature to us as we are over 60). The built-in head board works as promised, keeping the pillows from sliding down the wall. The built-in pump is a necessary feature in any air bed that is going to be used as a real bed. We only need to add air every couple of weeks, but it would be a real nuisance to attach a standard pump that often. Also, a standard pump usually lets out some air as you remove it. I like a firm mattress and this loss always makes standard air mattresses a little too soft for me. This bed can be kept very firm.

We have now been sleeping on these beds for <hl> 2 and a half months <hl> .


Question: How old is the writer?

Answer: over 60

We purchased 2 of these to use in a temporary home this summer. We have now been sleeping on these beds for 2 and a half months. We could not be more pleased. This bed is pricey for a blowup, but worth it. We added good quality bed pads to them under the sheets. They feel more like a real bed than a blowup. <hl> You can sit on the edge of the bed, tuck in the sheets and get in and out of the beds easily (an important feature to us as we are over 60 ). <hl> The built-in head board works as promised, keeping the pillows from sliding down the wall. The built-in pump is a necessary feature in any air bed that is going to be used as a real bed. We only need to add air every couple of weeks, but it would be a real nuisance to attach a standard pump that often. Also, a standard pump usually lets out some air as you remove it. I like a firm mattress and this loss always makes standard air mattresses a little too soft for me. This bed can be kept very firm.

We purchased 2 of these to use in a temporary home this summer. We have now been sleeping on these beds for 2 and a half months. We could not be more pleased. This bed is pricey for a blowup, but worth it. We added good quality bed pads to them under the sheets. They feel more like a real bed than a blowup. You can sit on the edge of the bed, tuck in the sheets and get in and out of the beds easily (an important feature to us as we are <hl> over 60 <hl>). The built-in head board works as promised, keeping the pillows from sliding down the wall. The built-in pump is a necessary feature in any air bed that is going to be used as a real bed. We only need to add air every couple of weeks, but it would be a real nuisance to attach a standard pump that often. Also, a standard pump usually lets out some air as you remove it. I like a firm mattress and this loss always makes standard air mattresses a little too soft for me. This bed can be kept very firm.

You can sit on the edge of the bed, tuck in the sheets and get in and out of the beds easily (an important feature to us as we are <hl> over 60 <hl> ).


Question: How often does the bed require air?

Answer: every couple of weeks

We purchased 2 of these to use in a temporary home this summer. We have now been sleeping on these beds for 2 and a half months. We could not be more pleased. This bed is pricey for a blowup, but worth it. We added good quality bed pads to them under the sheets. They feel more like a real bed than a blowup. You can sit on the edge of the bed, tuck in the sheets and get in and out of the beds easily (an important feature to us as we are over 60). The built-in head board works as promised, keeping the pillows from sliding down the wall. The built-in pump is a necessary feature in any air bed that is going to be used as a real bed. <hl> We only need to add air every couple of weeks , but it would be a real nuisance to attach a standard pump that often. <hl> Also, a standard pump usually lets out some air as you remove it. I like a firm mattress and this loss always makes standard air mattresses a little too soft for me. This bed can be kept very firm.

We purchased 2 of these to use in a temporary home this summer. We have now been sleeping on these beds for 2 and a half months. We could not be more pleased. This bed is pricey for a blowup, but worth it. We added good quality bed pads to them under the sheets. They feel more like a real bed than a blowup. You can sit on the edge of the bed, tuck in the sheets and get in and out of the beds easily (an important feature to us as we are over 60). The built-in head board works as promised, keeping the pillows from sliding down the wall. The built-in pump is a necessary feature in any air bed that is going to be used as a real bed. We only need to add air <hl> every couple of weeks <hl>, but it would be a real nuisance to attach a standard pump that often. Also, a standard pump usually lets out some air as you remove it. I like a firm mattress and this loss always makes standard air mattresses a little too soft for me. This bed can be kept very firm.

We only need to add air <hl> every couple of weeks <hl> , but it would be a real nuisance to attach a standard pump that often.


Question: What kind of feet are on the bottom?

First, the positives. I like that this block is compact because I don't have a lot of counter space. I also like the rubber feet on the bottom which keep the unit from sliding around. Unfortunately that's where the good part ends.The top slot is the widest and can fit a 10" chefs knife. However, the square slot just to the right of it is a little too close, so the edge of the knife comes into contact with the plastic handle of my honing steel unless I'm super careful. Both are Wusthof so I would've expected the block to be designed to accommodate their products.The other and more important concern is that the unit does become somewhat top-heavy when loaded with knives. It is stable from being tipped over sideways, but if you accidentally knock the block with your hand it has a tendency to tip forward.From a cosmetic standpoint, there's an ugly and wide seam where the front part of the base (the part that's printed with "Wusthof" is glued to the part that holds the knives. For this price and this brand, I expected more.

Answer: rubber

First, the positives. I like that this block is compact because I don't have a lot of counter space. <hl> I also like the rubber feet on the bottom which keep the unit from sliding around. <hl> Unfortunately that's where the good part ends. The top slot is the widest and can fit a 10" chefs knife. However, the square slot just to the right of it is a little too close, so the edge of the knife comes into contact with the plastic handle of my honing steel unless I'm super careful. Both are Wusthof so I would've expected the block to be designed to accommodate their products. The other and more important concern is that the unit does become somewhat top-heavy when loaded with knives. It is stable from being tipped over sideways, but if you accidentally knock the block with your hand it has a tendency to tip forward. From a cosmetic standpoint, there's an ugly and wide seam where the front part of the base (the part that's printed with "Wusthof" is glued to the part that holds the knives. For this price and this brand, I expected more.

First, the positives. I like that this block is compact because I don't have a lot of counter space. I also like the <hl> rubber <hl> feet on the bottom which keep the unit from sliding around. Unfortunately that's where the good part ends.The top slot is the widest and can fit a 10" chefs knife. However, the square slot just to the right of it is a little too close, so the edge of the knife comes into contact with the plastic handle of my honing steel unless I'm super careful. Both are Wusthof so I would've expected the block to be designed to accommodate their products.The other and more important concern is that the unit does become somewhat top-heavy when loaded with knives. It is stable from being tipped over sideways, but if you accidentally knock the block with your hand it has a tendency to tip forward.From a cosmetic standpoint, there's an ugly and wide seam where the front part of the base (the part that's printed with "Wusthof" is glued to the part that holds the knives. For this price and this brand, I expected more.


Question: What brand are the writer's knives?

Answer: Wusthof

First, the positives. I like that this block is compact because I don't have a lot of counter space. I also like the rubber feet on the bottom which keep the unit from sliding around. Unfortunately that's where the good part ends. The top slot is the widest and can fit a 10" chefs knife. However, the square slot just to the right of it is a little too close, so the edge of the knife comes into contact with the plastic handle of my honing steel unless I'm super careful. <hl> Both are Wusthof so I would've expected the block to be designed to accommodate their products. <hl> The other and more important concern is that the unit does become somewhat top-heavy when loaded with knives. It is stable from being tipped over sideways, but if you accidentally knock the block with your hand it has a tendency to tip forward. From a cosmetic standpoint, there's an ugly and wide seam where the front part of the base (the part that's printed with "Wusthof" is glued to the part that holds the knives. For this price and this brand, I expected more.

First, the positives. I like that this block is compact because I don't have a lot of counter space. I also like the rubber feet on the bottom which keep the unit from sliding around. Unfortunately that's where the good part ends.The top slot is the widest and can fit a 10" chefs knife. However, the square slot just to the right of it is a little too close, so the edge of the knife comes into contact with the plastic handle of my honing steel unless I'm super careful. Both are <hl> Wusthof <hl> so I would've expected the block to be designed to accommodate their products.The other and more important concern is that the unit does become somewhat top-heavy when loaded with knives. It is stable from being tipped over sideways, but if you accidentally knock the block with your hand it has a tendency to tip forward.From a cosmetic standpoint, there's an ugly and wide seam where the front part of the base (the part that's printed with "Wusthof" is glued to the part that holds the knives. For this price and this brand, I expected more.


Question: Which slot is the widest?

Answer: top

First, the positives. I like that this block is compact because I don't have a lot of counter space. I also like the rubber feet on the bottom which keep the unit from sliding around. Unfortunately that's where the good part ends. <hl> The top slot is the widest and can fit a 10" chefs knife. <hl> However, the square slot just to the right of it is a little too close, so the edge of the knife comes into contact with the plastic handle of my honing steel unless I'm super careful. Both are Wusthof so I would've expected the block to be designed to accommodate their products. The other and more important concern is that the unit does become somewhat top-heavy when loaded with knives. It is stable from being tipped over sideways, but if you accidentally knock the block with your hand it has a tendency to tip forward. From a cosmetic standpoint, there's an ugly and wide seam where the front part of the base (the part that's printed with "Wusthof" is glued to the part that holds the knives. For this price and this brand, I expected more.

First, the positives. I like that this block is compact because I don't have a lot of counter space. I also like the rubber feet on the bottom which keep the unit from sliding around. Unfortunately that's where the good part ends.The <hl> top <hl> slot is the widest and can fit a 10" chefs knife. However, the square slot just to the right of it is a little too close, so the edge of the knife comes into contact with the plastic handle of my honing steel unless I'm super careful. Both are Wusthof so I would've expected the block to be designed to accommodate their products.The other and more important concern is that the unit does become somewhat top-heavy when loaded with knives. It is stable from being tipped over sideways, but if you accidentally knock the block with your hand it has a tendency to tip forward.From a cosmetic standpoint, there's an ugly and wide seam where the front part of the base (the part that's printed with "Wusthof" is glued to the part that holds the knives. For this price and this brand, I expected more.


Question: What shape is the slot to the right of the widest slot?

Answer: square

First, the positives. I like that this block is compact because I don't have a lot of counter space. I also like the rubber feet on the bottom which keep the unit from sliding around. Unfortunately that's where the good part ends. The top slot is the widest and can fit a 10" chefs knife. <hl> However, the square slot just to the right of it is a little too close, so the edge of the knife comes into contact with the plastic handle of my honing steel unless I'm super careful. <hl> Both are Wusthof so I would've expected the block to be designed to accommodate their products. The other and more important concern is that the unit does become somewhat top-heavy when loaded with knives. It is stable from being tipped over sideways, but if you accidentally knock the block with your hand it has a tendency to tip forward. From a cosmetic standpoint, there's an ugly and wide seam where the front part of the base (the part that's printed with "Wusthof" is glued to the part that holds the knives. For this price and this brand, I expected more.

First, the positives. I like that this block is compact because I don't have a lot of counter space. I also like the rubber feet on the bottom which keep the unit from sliding around. Unfortunately that's where the good part ends.The top slot is the widest and can fit a 10" chefs knife. However, the <hl> square <hl> slot just to the right of it is a little too close, so the edge of the knife comes into contact with the plastic handle of my honing steel unless I'm super careful. Both are Wusthof so I would've expected the block to be designed to accommodate their products.The other and more important concern is that the unit does become somewhat top-heavy when loaded with knives. It is stable from being tipped over sideways, but if you accidentally knock the block with your hand it has a tendency to tip forward.From a cosmetic standpoint, there's an ugly and wide seam where the front part of the base (the part that's printed with "Wusthof" is glued to the part that holds the knives. For this price and this brand, I expected more.


Question: What have i been drinking?

I have been drinking pu-erh tea from the Yunnan province in China for many many years. I have used many methods to steep my tea but with these filters I use 1 teaspoon of loose leaf pu-erh tea and steep in a 12 oz. mug for just about 20 to 30 seconds, and pull it out. I get 3 perfect cups of pu-erh tea. The second cup is always the best because the tea leaves have already been rehydrated. After the 3rd cup I discard the tea leaves and rinse the filter clean. Simple easy no mess and the perfect cup.

Answer: tea

<hl> I have been drinking pu-erh tea from the Yunnan province in China for many many years. <hl> I have used many methods to steep my tea but with these filters I use 1 teaspoon of loose leaf pu-erh tea and steep in a 12 oz. mug for just about 20 to 30 seconds, and pull it out. I get 3 perfect cups of pu-erh tea. The second cup is always the best because the tea leaves have already been rehydrated. After the 3rd cup I discard the tea leaves and rinse the filter clean. Simple easy no mess and the perfect cup.

I have been drinking pu-erh <hl> tea <hl> from the Yunnan province in China for many many years. I have used many methods to steep my tea but with these filters I use 1 teaspoon of loose leaf pu-erh tea and steep in a 12 oz. mug for just about 20 to 30 seconds, and pull it out. I get 3 perfect cups of pu-erh tea. The second cup is always the best because the tea leaves have already been rehydrated. After the 3rd cup I discard the tea leaves and rinse the filter clean. Simple easy no mess and the perfect cup.


Question: Where is pu-erh tea from?

Answer: Yunnan province in China

<hl> I have been drinking pu-erh tea from the Yunnan province in China for many many years. <hl> I have used many methods to steep my tea but with these filters I use 1 teaspoon of loose leaf pu-erh tea and steep in a 12 oz. mug for just about 20 to 30 seconds, and pull it out. I get 3 perfect cups of pu-erh tea. The second cup is always the best because the tea leaves have already been rehydrated. After the 3rd cup I discard the tea leaves and rinse the filter clean. Simple easy no mess and the perfect cup.

I have been drinking pu-erh tea from the <hl> Yunnan province in China <hl> for many many years. I have used many methods to steep my tea but with these filters I use 1 teaspoon of loose leaf pu-erh tea and steep in a 12 oz. mug for just about 20 to 30 seconds, and pull it out. I get 3 perfect cups of pu-erh tea. The second cup is always the best because the tea leaves have already been rehydrated. After the 3rd cup I discard the tea leaves and rinse the filter clean. Simple easy no mess and the perfect cup.


Question: How long have I been drinking pu-erh tea?

Answer: for many many years

<hl> I have been drinking pu-erh tea from the Yunnan province in China for many many years . <hl> I have used many methods to steep my tea but with these filters I use 1 teaspoon of loose leaf pu-erh tea and steep in a 12 oz. mug for just about 20 to 30 seconds, and pull it out. I get 3 perfect cups of pu-erh tea. The second cup is always the best because the tea leaves have already been rehydrated. After the 3rd cup I discard the tea leaves and rinse the filter clean. Simple easy no mess and the perfect cup.

I have been drinking pu-erh tea from the Yunnan province in China <hl> for many many years <hl>. I have used many methods to steep my tea but with these filters I use 1 teaspoon of loose leaf pu-erh tea and steep in a 12 oz. mug for just about 20 to 30 seconds, and pull it out. I get 3 perfect cups of pu-erh tea. The second cup is always the best because the tea leaves have already been rehydrated. After the 3rd cup I discard the tea leaves and rinse the filter clean. Simple easy no mess and the perfect cup.

I have been drinking pu-erh tea from the Yunnan province in China <hl> for many many years <hl> .


Question: How many cups to I get?

Answer: 3 perfect cups

I get 3 perfect cups of pu-erh tea.

I have been drinking pu-erh tea from the Yunnan province in China for many many years. I have used many methods to steep my tea but with these filters I use 1 teaspoon of loose leaf pu-erh tea and steep in a 12 oz. mug for just about 20 to 30 seconds, and pull it out. <hl> I get 3 perfect cups of pu-erh tea. <hl> The second cup is always the best because the tea leaves have already been rehydrated. After the 3rd cup I discard the tea leaves and rinse the filter clean. Simple easy no mess and the perfect cup.

I have been drinking pu-erh tea from the Yunnan province in China for many many years. I have used many methods to steep my tea but with these filters I use 1 teaspoon of loose leaf pu-erh tea and steep in a 12 oz. mug for just about 20 to 30 seconds, and pull it out. I get <hl> 3 perfect cups <hl> of pu-erh tea. The second cup is always the best because the tea leaves have already been rehydrated. After the 3rd cup I discard the tea leaves and rinse the filter clean. Simple easy no mess and the perfect cup.


Question: How is the frame?

There's really not much more to add to the other favorable reviews. It was delivered quickly. The frame is light, easy to move, simply secure a few wing nuts, and connect the two frames (if for a larger bed) and you're good to go.Having looked far and wide for affordable platform beds (which were much more expensive - and often difficult to assemble) I went with this basic model... no wood siding, no headboard - but that's ok by me - and for a fraction of the priceIt doesn't look "bad" with just the mattress on it eitherThe mattress fits securely, the frame feels EXCEPTIONALLY strong and secure. I just followed others advice since this is going on hard wood and added some felt furniture/floor savers (no noise from the footings - though it may allow the frame to slide on the wood floor more than I'd like now - if that's the case I'll replace them with small rubber footings)

Answer: light, easy to move, simply secure

There's really not much more to add to the other favorable reviews. It was delivered quickly. <hl> The frame is light, easy to move, simply secure a few wing nuts, and connect the two frames (if for a larger bed) and you're good to go. <hl> Having looked far and wide for affordable platform beds (which were much more expensive - and often difficult to assemble) I went with this basic model... no wood siding, no headboard - but that's ok by me - and for a fraction of the priceIt doesn't look "bad" with just the mattress on it eitherThe mattress fits securely, the frame feels EXCEPTIONALLY strong and secure. I just followed others advice since this is going on hard wood and added some felt furniture/floor savers (no noise from the footings - though it may allow the frame to slide on the wood floor more than I'd like now - if that's the case I'll replace them with small rubber footings)

There's really not much more to add to the other favorable reviews. It was delivered quickly. The frame is <hl> light, easy to move, simply secure <hl> a few wing nuts, and connect the two frames (if for a larger bed) and you're good to go.Having looked far and wide for affordable platform beds (which were much more expensive - and often difficult to assemble) I went with this basic model... no wood siding, no headboard - but that's ok by me - and for a fraction of the priceIt doesn't look "bad" with just the mattress on it eitherThe mattress fits securely, the frame feels EXCEPTIONALLY strong and secure. I just followed others advice since this is going on hard wood and added some felt furniture/floor savers (no noise from the footings - though it may allow the frame to slide on the wood floor more than I'd like now - if that's the case I'll replace them with small rubber footings)


Question: What was the delivery speed?

Answer: quickly

It was delivered quickly .

There's really not much more to add to the other favorable reviews. <hl> It was delivered quickly . <hl> The frame is light, easy to move, simply secure a few wing nuts, and connect the two frames (if for a larger bed) and you're good to go. Having looked far and wide for affordable platform beds (which were much more expensive - and often difficult to assemble) I went with this basic model... no wood siding, no headboard - but that's ok by me - and for a fraction of the priceIt doesn't look "bad" with just the mattress on it eitherThe mattress fits securely, the frame feels EXCEPTIONALLY strong and secure. I just followed others advice since this is going on hard wood and added some felt furniture/floor savers (no noise from the footings - though it may allow the frame to slide on the wood floor more than I'd like now - if that's the case I'll replace them with small rubber footings)

There's really not much more to add to the other favorable reviews. It was delivered <hl> quickly <hl>. The frame is light, easy to move, simply secure a few wing nuts, and connect the two frames (if for a larger bed) and you're good to go.Having looked far and wide for affordable platform beds (which were much more expensive - and often difficult to assemble) I went with this basic model... no wood siding, no headboard - but that's ok by me - and for a fraction of the priceIt doesn't look "bad" with just the mattress on it eitherThe mattress fits securely, the frame feels EXCEPTIONALLY strong and secure. I just followed others advice since this is going on hard wood and added some felt furniture/floor savers (no noise from the footings - though it may allow the frame to slide on the wood floor more than I'd like now - if that's the case I'll replace them with small rubber footings)


Question: How does the frame feel?

Answer: EXCEPTIONALLY strong and secure

There's really not much more to add to the other favorable reviews. It was delivered quickly. The frame is light, easy to move, simply secure a few wing nuts, and connect the two frames (if for a larger bed) and you're good to go. <hl> Having looked far and wide for affordable platform beds (which were much more expensive - and often difficult to assemble) I went with this basic model... no wood siding, no headboard - but that's ok by me - and for a fraction of the priceIt doesn't look "bad" with just the mattress on it eitherThe mattress fits securely, the frame feels EXCEPTIONALLY strong and secure . <hl> I just followed others advice since this is going on hard wood and added some felt furniture/floor savers (no noise from the footings - though it may allow the frame to slide on the wood floor more than I'd like now - if that's the case I'll replace them with small rubber footings)

There's really not much more to add to the other favorable reviews. It was delivered quickly. The frame is light, easy to move, simply secure a few wing nuts, and connect the two frames (if for a larger bed) and you're good to go.Having looked far and wide for affordable platform beds (which were much more expensive - and often difficult to assemble) I went with this basic model... no wood siding, no headboard - but that's ok by me - and for a fraction of the priceIt doesn't look "bad" with just the mattress on it eitherThe mattress fits securely, the frame feels <hl> EXCEPTIONALLY strong and secure <hl>. I just followed others advice since this is going on hard wood and added some felt furniture/floor savers (no noise from the footings - though it may allow the frame to slide on the wood floor more than I'd like now - if that's the case I'll replace them with small rubber footings)

Having looked far and wide for affordable platform beds (which were much more expensive - and often difficult to assemble) I went with this basic model... no wood siding, no headboard - but that's ok by me - and for a fraction of the priceIt doesn't look "bad" with just the mattress on it eitherThe mattress fits securely, the frame feels <hl> EXCEPTIONALLY strong and secure <hl> .