Question: Did they order a second set?

Answer: So I came back and ordered a second set!

I bought this set to go with a RSVP set that I could no longer find except on those expensive replacement sights. Just happened across it and thought it might match. Well the design is the same and the shape of the spoon bowls are the same. Very nice quality too. <hl> So I came back and ordered a second set! GREAT! <hl>

I bought this set to go with a RSVP set that I could no longer find except on those expensive replacement sights. Just happened across it and thought it might match. Well the design is the same and the shape of the spoon bowls are the same. Very nice quality too. <hl> So I came back and ordered a second set! <hl> GREAT!


Question: What does the husband travel for?

I have a young toddler who just started taking "big boy baths" in the tub, and this is perfect for him. (If there was a product that would make him sit down when he bathes, that'd be even more impressive :-) I was looking for something that didn't look like it was a medical product. The blue one provides a little style, and goes well with my bathroom decor.My husband travels periodically to places that manufacture rubber products, and the odor of the new product is par for the course. There's nothing the manufacturer would be able to do to remove the odor, except to use it a little like I did anyway. The smell fades. After you are done using the tub, turn on the shower as hot as possible and rinse the mat. You should be doing this anyway to keep residue from building up, but it'll make the odor go away faster. Also, it indicates on the product packaging that the item is machine-washable, so if it's important to you to get rid of any noticeable odor before you use it, throw it in the washing machine.I recommend this product.

Answer: My husband travels periodically to places that manufacture rubber products

I have a young toddler who just started taking "big boy baths" in the tub, and this is perfect for him. (If there was a product that would make him sit down when he bathes, that'd be even more impressive :-) I was looking for something that didn't look like it was a medical product. The blue one provides a little style, and goes well with my bathroom decor. <hl> My husband travels periodically to places that manufacture rubber products , and the odor of the new product is par for the course. <hl> There's nothing the manufacturer would be able to do to remove the odor, except to use it a little like I did anyway. The smell fades. After you are done using the tub, turn on the shower as hot as possible and rinse the mat. You should be doing this anyway to keep residue from building up, but it'll make the odor go away faster. Also, it indicates on the product packaging that the item is machine-washable, so if it's important to you to get rid of any noticeable odor before you use it, throw it in the washing machine. I recommend this product.

I have a young toddler who just started taking "big boy baths" in the tub, and this is perfect for him. (If there was a product that would make him sit down when he bathes, that'd be even more impressive :-) I was looking for something that didn't look like it was a medical product. The blue one provides a little style, and goes well with my bathroom decor.<hl> My husband travels periodically to places that manufacture rubber products <hl>, and the odor of the new product is par for the course. There's nothing the manufacturer would be able to do to remove the odor, except to use it a little like I did anyway. The smell fades. After you are done using the tub, turn on the shower as hot as possible and rinse the mat. You should be doing this anyway to keep residue from building up, but it'll make the odor go away faster. Also, it indicates on the product packaging that the item is machine-washable, so if it's important to you to get rid of any noticeable odor before you use it, throw it in the washing machine.I recommend this product.

<hl> My husband travels periodically to places that manufacture rubber products <hl> , and the odor of the new product is par for the course.


Question: Is there anything to use to remove the odor?

Answer: The smell fades

The smell fades .

I have a young toddler who just started taking "big boy baths" in the tub, and this is perfect for him. (If there was a product that would make him sit down when he bathes, that'd be even more impressive :-) I was looking for something that didn't look like it was a medical product. The blue one provides a little style, and goes well with my bathroom decor. My husband travels periodically to places that manufacture rubber products, and the odor of the new product is par for the course. There's nothing the manufacturer would be able to do to remove the odor, except to use it a little like I did anyway. <hl> The smell fades . <hl> After you are done using the tub, turn on the shower as hot as possible and rinse the mat. You should be doing this anyway to keep residue from building up, but it'll make the odor go away faster. Also, it indicates on the product packaging that the item is machine-washable, so if it's important to you to get rid of any noticeable odor before you use it, throw it in the washing machine. I recommend this product.

I have a young toddler who just started taking "big boy baths" in the tub, and this is perfect for him. (If there was a product that would make him sit down when he bathes, that'd be even more impressive :-) I was looking for something that didn't look like it was a medical product. The blue one provides a little style, and goes well with my bathroom decor.My husband travels periodically to places that manufacture rubber products, and the odor of the new product is par for the course. There's nothing the manufacturer would be able to do to remove the odor, except to use it a little like I did anyway. <hl> The smell fades <hl>. After you are done using the tub, turn on the shower as hot as possible and rinse the mat. You should be doing this anyway to keep residue from building up, but it'll make the odor go away faster. Also, it indicates on the product packaging that the item is machine-washable, so if it's important to you to get rid of any noticeable odor before you use it, throw it in the washing machine.I recommend this product.


Question: What should you do periodically?

Answer: You should be doing this anyway to keep residue from building up

I have a young toddler who just started taking "big boy baths" in the tub, and this is perfect for him. (If there was a product that would make him sit down when he bathes, that'd be even more impressive :-) I was looking for something that didn't look like it was a medical product. The blue one provides a little style, and goes well with my bathroom decor. My husband travels periodically to places that manufacture rubber products, and the odor of the new product is par for the course. There's nothing the manufacturer would be able to do to remove the odor, except to use it a little like I did anyway. The smell fades. After you are done using the tub, turn on the shower as hot as possible and rinse the mat. <hl> You should be doing this anyway to keep residue from building up , but it'll make the odor go away faster. <hl> Also, it indicates on the product packaging that the item is machine-washable, so if it's important to you to get rid of any noticeable odor before you use it, throw it in the washing machine. I recommend this product.

I have a young toddler who just started taking "big boy baths" in the tub, and this is perfect for him. (If there was a product that would make him sit down when he bathes, that'd be even more impressive :-) I was looking for something that didn't look like it was a medical product. The blue one provides a little style, and goes well with my bathroom decor.My husband travels periodically to places that manufacture rubber products, and the odor of the new product is par for the course. There's nothing the manufacturer would be able to do to remove the odor, except to use it a little like I did anyway. The smell fades. After you are done using the tub, turn on the shower as hot as possible and rinse the mat. <hl> You should be doing this anyway to keep residue from building up <hl>, but it'll make the odor go away faster. Also, it indicates on the product packaging that the item is machine-washable, so if it's important to you to get rid of any noticeable odor before you use it, throw it in the washing machine.I recommend this product.

<hl> You should be doing this anyway to keep residue from building up <hl> , but it'll make the odor go away faster.


Question: Is the product machine washable?

Answer: it indicates on the product packaging that the item is machine-washable

I have a young toddler who just started taking "big boy baths" in the tub, and this is perfect for him. (If there was a product that would make him sit down when he bathes, that'd be even more impressive :-) I was looking for something that didn't look like it was a medical product. The blue one provides a little style, and goes well with my bathroom decor. My husband travels periodically to places that manufacture rubber products, and the odor of the new product is par for the course. There's nothing the manufacturer would be able to do to remove the odor, except to use it a little like I did anyway. The smell fades. After you are done using the tub, turn on the shower as hot as possible and rinse the mat. You should be doing this anyway to keep residue from building up, but it'll make the odor go away faster. <hl> Also, it indicates on the product packaging that the item is machine-washable , so if it's important to you to get rid of any noticeable odor before you use it, throw it in the washing machine. <hl> I recommend this product.

I have a young toddler who just started taking "big boy baths" in the tub, and this is perfect for him. (If there was a product that would make him sit down when he bathes, that'd be even more impressive :-) I was looking for something that didn't look like it was a medical product. The blue one provides a little style, and goes well with my bathroom decor.My husband travels periodically to places that manufacture rubber products, and the odor of the new product is par for the course. There's nothing the manufacturer would be able to do to remove the odor, except to use it a little like I did anyway. The smell fades. After you are done using the tub, turn on the shower as hot as possible and rinse the mat. You should be doing this anyway to keep residue from building up, but it'll make the odor go away faster. Also, <hl> it indicates on the product packaging that the item is machine-washable <hl>, so if it's important to you to get rid of any noticeable odor before you use it, throw it in the washing machine.I recommend this product.

Also, <hl> it indicates on the product packaging that the item is machine-washable <hl> , so if it's important to you to get rid of any noticeable odor before you use it, throw it in the washing machine.


Question: What did they buy for making baby food?

I bought these ice cube trays for making baby food. It's excellent for that purpose. Each cube is 1 oz, so it's easy to know how much food my baby is consuming. In addition, the cubes fit nice inside a standard size baby food jar, meaning I can defrost the food in a few existing baby food jars I own.In general, the shape of the cubes is pleasing. As others have mentioned, it's harder to get the cubes out of the try. I end up removing them one or two at a time. We have an icemaker. If I was constantly using ice on a daily basis, I think I'd find this very irritating and buy a plastic rather than rubber ice cube tray. However, if you want to be able to remove one or two cubes without making an icy mess, this style has its benefits.

Answer: ice cube trays

<hl> I bought these ice cube trays for making baby food. <hl> It's excellent for that purpose. Each cube is 1 oz, so it's easy to know how much food my baby is consuming. In addition, the cubes fit nice inside a standard size baby food jar, meaning I can defrost the food in a few existing baby food jars I own. In general, the shape of the cubes is pleasing. As others have mentioned, it's harder to get the cubes out of the try. I end up removing them one or two at a time. We have an icemaker. If I was constantly using ice on a daily basis, I think I'd find this very irritating and buy a plastic rather than rubber ice cube tray. However, if you want to be able to remove one or two cubes without making an icy mess, this style has its benefits.

I bought these <hl> ice cube trays <hl> for making baby food. It's excellent for that purpose. Each cube is 1 oz, so it's easy to know how much food my baby is consuming. In addition, the cubes fit nice inside a standard size baby food jar, meaning I can defrost the food in a few existing baby food jars I own.In general, the shape of the cubes is pleasing. As others have mentioned, it's harder to get the cubes out of the try. I end up removing them one or two at a time. We have an icemaker. If I was constantly using ice on a daily basis, I think I'd find this very irritating and buy a plastic rather than rubber ice cube tray. However, if you want to be able to remove one or two cubes without making an icy mess, this style has its benefits.


Question: Why did they buy ice cube trays?

Answer: for making baby food

<hl> I bought these ice cube trays for making baby food . <hl> It's excellent for that purpose. Each cube is 1 oz, so it's easy to know how much food my baby is consuming. In addition, the cubes fit nice inside a standard size baby food jar, meaning I can defrost the food in a few existing baby food jars I own. In general, the shape of the cubes is pleasing. As others have mentioned, it's harder to get the cubes out of the try. I end up removing them one or two at a time. We have an icemaker. If I was constantly using ice on a daily basis, I think I'd find this very irritating and buy a plastic rather than rubber ice cube tray. However, if you want to be able to remove one or two cubes without making an icy mess, this style has its benefits.

I bought these ice cube trays <hl> for making baby food <hl>. It's excellent for that purpose. Each cube is 1 oz, so it's easy to know how much food my baby is consuming. In addition, the cubes fit nice inside a standard size baby food jar, meaning I can defrost the food in a few existing baby food jars I own.In general, the shape of the cubes is pleasing. As others have mentioned, it's harder to get the cubes out of the try. I end up removing them one or two at a time. We have an icemaker. If I was constantly using ice on a daily basis, I think I'd find this very irritating and buy a plastic rather than rubber ice cube tray. However, if you want to be able to remove one or two cubes without making an icy mess, this style has its benefits.

I bought these ice cube trays <hl> for making baby food <hl> .


Question: How many ounces is each cube?

Answer: 1 oz

I bought these ice cube trays for making baby food. It's excellent for that purpose. <hl> Each cube is 1 oz , so it's easy to know how much food my baby is consuming. <hl> In addition, the cubes fit nice inside a standard size baby food jar, meaning I can defrost the food in a few existing baby food jars I own. In general, the shape of the cubes is pleasing. As others have mentioned, it's harder to get the cubes out of the try. I end up removing them one or two at a time. We have an icemaker. If I was constantly using ice on a daily basis, I think I'd find this very irritating and buy a plastic rather than rubber ice cube tray. However, if you want to be able to remove one or two cubes without making an icy mess, this style has its benefits.

I bought these ice cube trays for making baby food. It's excellent for that purpose. Each cube is <hl> 1 oz <hl>, so it's easy to know how much food my baby is consuming. In addition, the cubes fit nice inside a standard size baby food jar, meaning I can defrost the food in a few existing baby food jars I own.In general, the shape of the cubes is pleasing. As others have mentioned, it's harder to get the cubes out of the try. I end up removing them one or two at a time. We have an icemaker. If I was constantly using ice on a daily basis, I think I'd find this very irritating and buy a plastic rather than rubber ice cube tray. However, if you want to be able to remove one or two cubes without making an icy mess, this style has its benefits.

Each cube is <hl> 1 oz <hl> , so it's easy to know how much food my baby is consuming.


Question: Is it hard to get the cubes out of the tray?

Answer: it's harder to get the cubes out of the try

I bought these ice cube trays for making baby food. It's excellent for that purpose. Each cube is 1 oz, so it's easy to know how much food my baby is consuming. In addition, the cubes fit nice inside a standard size baby food jar, meaning I can defrost the food in a few existing baby food jars I own. In general, the shape of the cubes is pleasing. <hl> As others have mentioned, it's harder to get the cubes out of the try . <hl> I end up removing them one or two at a time. We have an icemaker. If I was constantly using ice on a daily basis, I think I'd find this very irritating and buy a plastic rather than rubber ice cube tray. However, if you want to be able to remove one or two cubes without making an icy mess, this style has its benefits.

I bought these ice cube trays for making baby food. It's excellent for that purpose. Each cube is 1 oz, so it's easy to know how much food my baby is consuming. In addition, the cubes fit nice inside a standard size baby food jar, meaning I can defrost the food in a few existing baby food jars I own.In general, the shape of the cubes is pleasing. As others have mentioned, <hl> it's harder to get the cubes out of the try <hl>. I end up removing them one or two at a time. We have an icemaker. If I was constantly using ice on a daily basis, I think I'd find this very irritating and buy a plastic rather than rubber ice cube tray. However, if you want to be able to remove one or two cubes without making an icy mess, this style has its benefits.

As others have mentioned, <hl> it's harder to get the cubes out of the try <hl> .


Question: What would the puppy knock over constantly?

We have a puppy who would knock the trash can over constantly, and we didn't have a lid for it. All of our kitchen appliances are stainless steel, so we finally caved in and purchased this. Pricey, but wow... our puppy can't even smell the food we dump in there anymore, so he pretty much leaves it alone. We just have to keep him away from it so he doesn't figure out how to open it now that he's tall enough to. This product came in perfect shape. You can tell the quality is not the greatest. It would probably dent easily. But it looks sharp and matches everything else and works like a charm. Sometimes I wish the opening was a tad bit wider, but I really have no complaints about it. We love it. Probably the best home purchase we have made out of hundreds of updates and improvements. We love this trash can! Definitely worth the money! Buy the adapter that goes with it. You won't regret it. You will probably be opening the trash can more often than you think. Who wants to waste money on batteries or find that they have no batteries on hand to replace them when they die?

Answer: trash can

<hl> We have a puppy who would knock the trash can over constantly, and we didn't have a lid for it. <hl> All of our kitchen appliances are stainless steel, so we finally caved in and purchased this. Pricey, but wow... our puppy can't even smell the food we dump in there anymore, so he pretty much leaves it alone. We just have to keep him away from it so he doesn't figure out how to open it now that he's tall enough to. This product came in perfect shape. You can tell the quality is not the greatest. It would probably dent easily. But it looks sharp and matches everything else and works like a charm. Sometimes I wish the opening was a tad bit wider, but I really have no complaints about it. We love it. Probably the best home purchase we have made out of hundreds of updates and improvements. We love this trash can! Definitely worth the money! Buy the adapter that goes with it. You won't regret it. You will probably be opening the trash can more often than you think. Who wants to waste money on batteries or find that they have no batteries on hand to replace them when they die?

We have a puppy who would knock the <hl> trash can <hl> over constantly, and we didn't have a lid for it. All of our kitchen appliances are stainless steel, so we finally caved in and purchased this. Pricey, but wow... our puppy can't even smell the food we dump in there anymore, so he pretty much leaves it alone. We just have to keep him away from it so he doesn't figure out how to open it now that he's tall enough to. This product came in perfect shape. You can tell the quality is not the greatest. It would probably dent easily. But it looks sharp and matches everything else and works like a charm. Sometimes I wish the opening was a tad bit wider, but I really have no complaints about it. We love it. Probably the best home purchase we have made out of hundreds of updates and improvements. We love this trash can! Definitely worth the money! Buy the adapter that goes with it. You won't regret it. You will probably be opening the trash can more often than you think. Who wants to waste money on batteries or find that they have no batteries on hand to replace them when they die?


Question: What material was their kitchen appliances?

Answer: stainless steel

We have a puppy who would knock the trash can over constantly, and we didn't have a lid for it. <hl> All of our kitchen appliances are stainless steel , so we finally caved in and purchased this. <hl> Pricey, but wow... our puppy can't even smell the food we dump in there anymore, so he pretty much leaves it alone. We just have to keep him away from it so he doesn't figure out how to open it now that he's tall enough to. This product came in perfect shape. You can tell the quality is not the greatest. It would probably dent easily. But it looks sharp and matches everything else and works like a charm. Sometimes I wish the opening was a tad bit wider, but I really have no complaints about it. We love it. Probably the best home purchase we have made out of hundreds of updates and improvements. We love this trash can! Definitely worth the money! Buy the adapter that goes with it. You won't regret it. You will probably be opening the trash can more often than you think. Who wants to waste money on batteries or find that they have no batteries on hand to replace them when they die?

We have a puppy who would knock the trash can over constantly, and we didn't have a lid for it. All of our kitchen appliances are <hl> stainless steel <hl>, so we finally caved in and purchased this. Pricey, but wow... our puppy can't even smell the food we dump in there anymore, so he pretty much leaves it alone. We just have to keep him away from it so he doesn't figure out how to open it now that he's tall enough to. This product came in perfect shape. You can tell the quality is not the greatest. It would probably dent easily. But it looks sharp and matches everything else and works like a charm. Sometimes I wish the opening was a tad bit wider, but I really have no complaints about it. We love it. Probably the best home purchase we have made out of hundreds of updates and improvements. We love this trash can! Definitely worth the money! Buy the adapter that goes with it. You won't regret it. You will probably be opening the trash can more often than you think. Who wants to waste money on batteries or find that they have no batteries on hand to replace them when they die?

All of our kitchen appliances are <hl> stainless steel <hl> , so we finally caved in and purchased this.


Question: What was the best purchased they made?

Answer: trash can

<hl> We have a puppy who would knock the trash can over constantly, and we didn't have a lid for it. <hl> All of our kitchen appliances are stainless steel, so we finally caved in and purchased this. Pricey, but wow... our puppy can't even smell the food we dump in there anymore, so he pretty much leaves it alone. We just have to keep him away from it so he doesn't figure out how to open it now that he's tall enough to. This product came in perfect shape. You can tell the quality is not the greatest. It would probably dent easily. But it looks sharp and matches everything else and works like a charm. Sometimes I wish the opening was a tad bit wider, but I really have no complaints about it. We love it. Probably the best home purchase we have made out of hundreds of updates and improvements. We love this trash can! Definitely worth the money! Buy the adapter that goes with it. You won't regret it. You will probably be opening the trash can more often than you think. Who wants to waste money on batteries or find that they have no batteries on hand to replace them when they die?

We have a puppy who would knock the <hl> trash can <hl> over constantly, and we didn't have a lid for it. All of our kitchen appliances are stainless steel, so we finally caved in and purchased this. Pricey, but wow... our puppy can't even smell the food we dump in there anymore, so he pretty much leaves it alone. We just have to keep him away from it so he doesn't figure out how to open it now that he's tall enough to. This product came in perfect shape. You can tell the quality is not the greatest. It would probably dent easily. But it looks sharp and matches everything else and works like a charm. Sometimes I wish the opening was a tad bit wider, but I really have no complaints about it. We love it. Probably the best home purchase we have made out of hundreds of updates and improvements. We love this trash can! Definitely worth the money! Buy the adapter that goes with it. You won't regret it. You will probably be opening the trash can more often than you think. Who wants to waste money on batteries or find that they have no batteries on hand to replace them when they die?


Question: What did they say you should buy with the trash can?

Answer: adapter

Buy the adapter that goes with it.

We have a puppy who would knock the trash can over constantly, and we didn't have a lid for it. All of our kitchen appliances are stainless steel, so we finally caved in and purchased this. Pricey, but wow... our puppy can't even smell the food we dump in there anymore, so he pretty much leaves it alone. We just have to keep him away from it so he doesn't figure out how to open it now that he's tall enough to. This product came in perfect shape. You can tell the quality is not the greatest. It would probably dent easily. But it looks sharp and matches everything else and works like a charm. Sometimes I wish the opening was a tad bit wider, but I really have no complaints about it. We love it. Probably the best home purchase we have made out of hundreds of updates and improvements. We love this trash can! Definitely worth the money! <hl> Buy the adapter that goes with it. <hl> You won't regret it. You will probably be opening the trash can more often than you think. Who wants to waste money on batteries or find that they have no batteries on hand to replace them when they die?

We have a puppy who would knock the trash can over constantly, and we didn't have a lid for it. All of our kitchen appliances are stainless steel, so we finally caved in and purchased this. Pricey, but wow... our puppy can't even smell the food we dump in there anymore, so he pretty much leaves it alone. We just have to keep him away from it so he doesn't figure out how to open it now that he's tall enough to. This product came in perfect shape. You can tell the quality is not the greatest. It would probably dent easily. But it looks sharp and matches everything else and works like a charm. Sometimes I wish the opening was a tad bit wider, but I really have no complaints about it. We love it. Probably the best home purchase we have made out of hundreds of updates and improvements. We love this trash can! Definitely worth the money! Buy the <hl> adapter <hl> that goes with it. You won't regret it. You will probably be opening the trash can more often than you think. Who wants to waste money on batteries or find that they have no batteries on hand to replace them when they die?


Question: What kind of kettle is it?

This is a cool and very nifty collapsible kettle. The top is silicone, the bottom is stainless steel.It is quite lightweight, and collapses into a pack about the size of a thick paperback. Ideal for camping, travel, and those who have limited kitchen space. Also nice for those who don't use a kettle all that much.In boiling water it worked fast & flawless. The handle and top remain cool to the touch. There was no "off" taste to the water.However, if you let the water sit in it for a couple of days, there is a tiny rubbery taste.I rcvd a sample for review.

Answer: nifty collapsible kettle

<hl> This is a cool and very nifty collapsible kettle . <hl> The top is silicone, the bottom is stainless steel. It is quite lightweight, and collapses into a pack about the size of a thick paperback. Ideal for camping, travel, and those who have limited kitchen space. Also nice for those who don't use a kettle all that much. In boiling water it worked fast & flawless. The handle and top remain cool to the touch. There was no "off" taste to the water. However, if you let the water sit in it for a couple of days, there is a tiny rubbery taste. I rcvd a sample for review.

This is a cool and very <hl> nifty collapsible kettle <hl>. The top is silicone, the bottom is stainless steel.It is quite lightweight, and collapses into a pack about the size of a thick paperback. Ideal for camping, travel, and those who have limited kitchen space. Also nice for those who don't use a kettle all that much.In boiling water it worked fast & flawless. The handle and top remain cool to the touch. There was no "off" taste to the water.However, if you let the water sit in it for a couple of days, there is a tiny rubbery taste.I rcvd a sample for review.

This is a cool and very <hl> nifty collapsible kettle <hl> .


Question: What material is it made from?

Answer: The top is silicone, the bottom is stainless steel

This is a cool and very nifty collapsible kettle. <hl> The top is silicone, the bottom is stainless steel .It is quite lightweight, and collapses into a pack about the size of a thick paperback. <hl> Ideal for camping, travel, and those who have limited kitchen space. Also nice for those who don't use a kettle all that much. In boiling water it worked fast & flawless. The handle and top remain cool to the touch. There was no "off" taste to the water. However, if you let the water sit in it for a couple of days, there is a tiny rubbery taste. I rcvd a sample for review.

This is a cool and very nifty collapsible kettle. <hl> The top is silicone, the bottom is stainless steel <hl>.It is quite lightweight, and collapses into a pack about the size of a thick paperback. Ideal for camping, travel, and those who have limited kitchen space. Also nice for those who don't use a kettle all that much.In boiling water it worked fast & flawless. The handle and top remain cool to the touch. There was no "off" taste to the water.However, if you let the water sit in it for a couple of days, there is a tiny rubbery taste.I rcvd a sample for review.

<hl> The top is silicone, the bottom is stainless steel <hl> .It is quite lightweight, and collapses into a pack about the size of a thick paperback.


Question: Is there a taste that comes with it?

Answer: there is a tiny rubbery taste

This is a cool and very nifty collapsible kettle. The top is silicone, the bottom is stainless steel. It is quite lightweight, and collapses into a pack about the size of a thick paperback. Ideal for camping, travel, and those who have limited kitchen space. Also nice for those who don't use a kettle all that much. In boiling water it worked fast & flawless. The handle and top remain cool to the touch. There was no "off" taste to the water. <hl> However, if you let the water sit in it for a couple of days, there is a tiny rubbery taste .I rcvd a sample for review. <hl>

This is a cool and very nifty collapsible kettle. The top is silicone, the bottom is stainless steel.It is quite lightweight, and collapses into a pack about the size of a thick paperback. Ideal for camping, travel, and those who have limited kitchen space. Also nice for those who don't use a kettle all that much.In boiling water it worked fast & flawless. The handle and top remain cool to the touch. There was no "off" taste to the water.However, if you let the water sit in it for a couple of days, <hl> there is a tiny rubbery taste <hl>.I rcvd a sample for review.

However, if you let the water sit in it for a couple of days, <hl> there is a tiny rubbery taste <hl> .I rcvd a sample for review.


Question: What is it ideal for?

Answer: Ideal for camping, travel, and those who have limited kitchen space.

This is a cool and very nifty collapsible kettle. The top is silicone, the bottom is stainless steel. It is quite lightweight, and collapses into a pack about the size of a thick paperback. <hl> Ideal for camping, travel, and those who have limited kitchen space. Also nice for those who don't use a kettle all that much. <hl> In boiling water it worked fast & flawless. The handle and top remain cool to the touch. There was no "off" taste to the water. However, if you let the water sit in it for a couple of days, there is a tiny rubbery taste. I rcvd a sample for review.

This is a cool and very nifty collapsible kettle. The top is silicone, the bottom is stainless steel.It is quite lightweight, and collapses into a pack about the size of a thick paperback. <hl> Ideal for camping, travel, and those who have limited kitchen space. <hl> Also nice for those who don't use a kettle all that much.In boiling water it worked fast & flawless. The handle and top remain cool to the touch. There was no "off" taste to the water.However, if you let the water sit in it for a couple of days, there is a tiny rubbery taste.I rcvd a sample for review.


Question: What did the person purchase?

After reading the somewhat mixed, but mostly positive reviews on this product, I decided to purchase what I thought was a great coffee maker. I wanted a thermal carafe, and when it arrived with glass I assumed I'd made a mistake. The listing in fact does indicate this should be a thermal carafe, but it is NOT! After 3 weeks, the glass carafe is still in good shape and hasn't cracked like so many others have reported, but I'm treating it with extreme care. However, within the last couple of days we noticed stains appearing on the heating plate. We thought it was just coffee residue from dripping coffee. When we went to clean it with a sponge, the non-stick coating began to peel off. In fact, the stain was no stain but rather the exposed metal below the non-stick surface. I couldn't believe my eyes. I have never had any coffee maker do this, even after many years of heavy use. I heard great things about Melitta, but now I'm unlikely to buy another; especially when I read that Hamilton Beach is the manufacturer of these units. I've owned Hamilton Beach products before and they are notorious for being cheap and breaking down quickly. Next time I will do more research and not rely on product reviews. The unit is going back!

Answer: glass carafe

After reading the somewhat mixed, but mostly positive reviews on this product, I decided to purchase what I thought was a great coffee maker. I wanted a thermal carafe, and when it arrived with glass I assumed I'd made a mistake. The listing in fact does indicate this should be a thermal carafe, but it is NOT! <hl> After 3 weeks, the glass carafe is still in good shape and hasn't cracked like so many others have reported, but I'm treating it with extreme care. <hl> However, within the last couple of days we noticed stains appearing on the heating plate. We thought it was just coffee residue from dripping coffee. When we went to clean it with a sponge, the non-stick coating began to peel off. In fact, the stain was no stain but rather the exposed metal below the non-stick surface. I couldn't believe my eyes. I have never had any coffee maker do this, even after many years of heavy use. I heard great things about Melitta, but now I'm unlikely to buy another; especially when I read that Hamilton Beach is the manufacturer of these units. I've owned Hamilton Beach products before and they are notorious for being cheap and breaking down quickly. Next time I will do more research and not rely on product reviews. The unit is going back!

After reading the somewhat mixed, but mostly positive reviews on this product, I decided to purchase what I thought was a great coffee maker. I wanted a thermal carafe, and when it arrived with glass I assumed I'd made a mistake. The listing in fact does indicate this should be a thermal carafe, but it is NOT! After 3 weeks, the <hl> glass carafe <hl> is still in good shape and hasn't cracked like so many others have reported, but I'm treating it with extreme care. However, within the last couple of days we noticed stains appearing on the heating plate. We thought it was just coffee residue from dripping coffee. When we went to clean it with a sponge, the non-stick coating began to peel off. In fact, the stain was no stain but rather the exposed metal below the non-stick surface. I couldn't believe my eyes. I have never had any coffee maker do this, even after many years of heavy use. I heard great things about Melitta, but now I'm unlikely to buy another; especially when I read that Hamilton Beach is the manufacturer of these units. I've owned Hamilton Beach products before and they are notorious for being cheap and breaking down quickly. Next time I will do more research and not rely on product reviews. The unit is going back!


Question: What did the listing say it should be, but it wasn't?

Answer: thermal

After reading the somewhat mixed, but mostly positive reviews on this product, I decided to purchase what I thought was a great coffee maker. <hl> I wanted a thermal carafe, and when it arrived with glass I assumed I'd made a mistake. <hl> The listing in fact does indicate this should be a thermal carafe, but it is NOT! After 3 weeks, the glass carafe is still in good shape and hasn't cracked like so many others have reported, but I'm treating it with extreme care. However, within the last couple of days we noticed stains appearing on the heating plate. We thought it was just coffee residue from dripping coffee. When we went to clean it with a sponge, the non-stick coating began to peel off. In fact, the stain was no stain but rather the exposed metal below the non-stick surface. I couldn't believe my eyes. I have never had any coffee maker do this, even after many years of heavy use. I heard great things about Melitta, but now I'm unlikely to buy another; especially when I read that Hamilton Beach is the manufacturer of these units. I've owned Hamilton Beach products before and they are notorious for being cheap and breaking down quickly. Next time I will do more research and not rely on product reviews. The unit is going back!

After reading the somewhat mixed, but mostly positive reviews on this product, I decided to purchase what I thought was a great coffee maker. I wanted a <hl> thermal <hl> carafe, and when it arrived with glass I assumed I'd made a mistake. The listing in fact does indicate this should be a thermal carafe, but it is NOT! After 3 weeks, the glass carafe is still in good shape and hasn't cracked like so many others have reported, but I'm treating it with extreme care. However, within the last couple of days we noticed stains appearing on the heating plate. We thought it was just coffee residue from dripping coffee. When we went to clean it with a sponge, the non-stick coating began to peel off. In fact, the stain was no stain but rather the exposed metal below the non-stick surface. I couldn't believe my eyes. I have never had any coffee maker do this, even after many years of heavy use. I heard great things about Melitta, but now I'm unlikely to buy another; especially when I read that Hamilton Beach is the manufacturer of these units. I've owned Hamilton Beach products before and they are notorious for being cheap and breaking down quickly. Next time I will do more research and not rely on product reviews. The unit is going back!


Question: What was the actual carafe?

Answer: glass

After reading the somewhat mixed, but mostly positive reviews on this product, I decided to purchase what I thought was a great coffee maker. <hl> I wanted a thermal carafe, and when it arrived with glass I assumed I'd made a mistake. <hl> The listing in fact does indicate this should be a thermal carafe, but it is NOT! After 3 weeks, the glass carafe is still in good shape and hasn't cracked like so many others have reported, but I'm treating it with extreme care. However, within the last couple of days we noticed stains appearing on the heating plate. We thought it was just coffee residue from dripping coffee. When we went to clean it with a sponge, the non-stick coating began to peel off. In fact, the stain was no stain but rather the exposed metal below the non-stick surface. I couldn't believe my eyes. I have never had any coffee maker do this, even after many years of heavy use. I heard great things about Melitta, but now I'm unlikely to buy another; especially when I read that Hamilton Beach is the manufacturer of these units. I've owned Hamilton Beach products before and they are notorious for being cheap and breaking down quickly. Next time I will do more research and not rely on product reviews. The unit is going back!

After reading the somewhat mixed, but mostly positive reviews on this product, I decided to purchase what I thought was a great coffee maker. I wanted a thermal carafe, and when it arrived with <hl> glass <hl> I assumed I'd made a mistake. The listing in fact does indicate this should be a thermal carafe, but it is NOT! After 3 weeks, the glass carafe is still in good shape and hasn't cracked like so many others have reported, but I'm treating it with extreme care. However, within the last couple of days we noticed stains appearing on the heating plate. We thought it was just coffee residue from dripping coffee. When we went to clean it with a sponge, the non-stick coating began to peel off. In fact, the stain was no stain but rather the exposed metal below the non-stick surface. I couldn't believe my eyes. I have never had any coffee maker do this, even after many years of heavy use. I heard great things about Melitta, but now I'm unlikely to buy another; especially when I read that Hamilton Beach is the manufacturer of these units. I've owned Hamilton Beach products before and they are notorious for being cheap and breaking down quickly. Next time I will do more research and not rely on product reviews. The unit is going back!


Question: What hasn't happened to the glass carafe yet?

Answer: hasn't cracked

After reading the somewhat mixed, but mostly positive reviews on this product, I decided to purchase what I thought was a great coffee maker. I wanted a thermal carafe, and when it arrived with glass I assumed I'd made a mistake. The listing in fact does indicate this should be a thermal carafe, but it is NOT! <hl> After 3 weeks, the glass carafe is still in good shape and hasn't cracked like so many others have reported, but I'm treating it with extreme care. <hl> However, within the last couple of days we noticed stains appearing on the heating plate. We thought it was just coffee residue from dripping coffee. When we went to clean it with a sponge, the non-stick coating began to peel off. In fact, the stain was no stain but rather the exposed metal below the non-stick surface. I couldn't believe my eyes. I have never had any coffee maker do this, even after many years of heavy use. I heard great things about Melitta, but now I'm unlikely to buy another; especially when I read that Hamilton Beach is the manufacturer of these units. I've owned Hamilton Beach products before and they are notorious for being cheap and breaking down quickly. Next time I will do more research and not rely on product reviews. The unit is going back!

After reading the somewhat mixed, but mostly positive reviews on this product, I decided to purchase what I thought was a great coffee maker. I wanted a thermal carafe, and when it arrived with glass I assumed I'd made a mistake. The listing in fact does indicate this should be a thermal carafe, but it is NOT! After 3 weeks, the glass carafe is still in good shape and <hl> hasn't cracked <hl> like so many others have reported, but I'm treating it with extreme care. However, within the last couple of days we noticed stains appearing on the heating plate. We thought it was just coffee residue from dripping coffee. When we went to clean it with a sponge, the non-stick coating began to peel off. In fact, the stain was no stain but rather the exposed metal below the non-stick surface. I couldn't believe my eyes. I have never had any coffee maker do this, even after many years of heavy use. I heard great things about Melitta, but now I'm unlikely to buy another; especially when I read that Hamilton Beach is the manufacturer of these units. I've owned Hamilton Beach products before and they are notorious for being cheap and breaking down quickly. Next time I will do more research and not rely on product reviews. The unit is going back!


Question: What do they use the mylar bags for?

I use these mylar bags to buy in bulk at Sam's Club and Costco, then store it in mylar with an O2 absorber to give the product long shelf life. The great thing is with these bags you can store a reasonable amount of an item like flour or beans and when you break the seal you don't really have more on hand than you can reasonably use before it goes bad. You can store all types of things other than food in these too. In a situation where something might rust, mold, or otherwise decay you can toss it in one of these bags with an O2 absorber and seal it up, knowing that it will be the same when you need it next.

Answer: buy in bulk at Sam's Club and Costco

<hl> I use these mylar bags to buy in bulk at Sam's Club and Costco , then store it in mylar with an O2 absorber to give the product long shelf life. <hl> The great thing is with these bags you can store a reasonable amount of an item like flour or beans and when you break the seal you don't really have more on hand than you can reasonably use before it goes bad. You can store all types of things other than food in these too. In a situation where something might rust, mold, or otherwise decay you can toss it in one of these bags with an O2 absorber and seal it up, knowing that it will be the same when you need it next.

I use these mylar bags to <hl> buy in bulk at Sam's Club and Costco <hl>, then store it in mylar with an O2 absorber to give the product long shelf life. The great thing is with these bags you can store a reasonable amount of an item like flour or beans and when you break the seal you don't really have more on hand than you can reasonably use before it goes bad. You can store all types of things other than food in these too. In a situation where something might rust, mold, or otherwise decay you can toss it in one of these bags with an O2 absorber and seal it up, knowing that it will be the same when you need it next.

I use these mylar bags to <hl> buy in bulk at Sam's Club and Costco <hl> , then store it in mylar with an O2 absorber to give the product long shelf life.


Question: what situations could be used for the bags?

Answer: something might rust, mold, or otherwise decay

I use these mylar bags to buy in bulk at Sam's Club and Costco, then store it in mylar with an O2 absorber to give the product long shelf life. The great thing is with these bags you can store a reasonable amount of an item like flour or beans and when you break the seal you don't really have more on hand than you can reasonably use before it goes bad. You can store all types of things other than food in these too. <hl> In a situation where something might rust, mold, or otherwise decay you can toss it in one of these bags with an O2 absorber and seal it up, knowing that it will be the same when you need it next. <hl>

I use these mylar bags to buy in bulk at Sam's Club and Costco, then store it in mylar with an O2 absorber to give the product long shelf life. The great thing is with these bags you can store a reasonable amount of an item like flour or beans and when you break the seal you don't really have more on hand than you can reasonably use before it goes bad. You can store all types of things other than food in these too. In a situation where <hl> something might rust, mold, or otherwise decay <hl> you can toss it in one of these bags with an O2 absorber and seal it up, knowing that it will be the same when you need it next.


Question: Why do they do this?

Answer: give the product long shelf life

<hl> I use these mylar bags to buy in bulk at Sam's Club and Costco, then store it in mylar with an O2 absorber to give the product long shelf life . <hl> The great thing is with these bags you can store a reasonable amount of an item like flour or beans and when you break the seal you don't really have more on hand than you can reasonably use before it goes bad. You can store all types of things other than food in these too. In a situation where something might rust, mold, or otherwise decay you can toss it in one of these bags with an O2 absorber and seal it up, knowing that it will be the same when you need it next.

I use these mylar bags to buy in bulk at Sam's Club and Costco, then store it in mylar with an O2 absorber to <hl> give the product long shelf life <hl>. The great thing is with these bags you can store a reasonable amount of an item like flour or beans and when you break the seal you don't really have more on hand than you can reasonably use before it goes bad. You can store all types of things other than food in these too. In a situation where something might rust, mold, or otherwise decay you can toss it in one of these bags with an O2 absorber and seal it up, knowing that it will be the same when you need it next.

I use these mylar bags to buy in bulk at Sam's Club and Costco, then store it in mylar with an O2 absorber to <hl> give the product long shelf life <hl> .


Question: What do they store with it?

Answer: with an O2 absorber

<hl> I use these mylar bags to buy in bulk at Sam's Club and Costco, then store it in mylar with an O2 absorber to give the product long shelf life. <hl> The great thing is with these bags you can store a reasonable amount of an item like flour or beans and when you break the seal you don't really have more on hand than you can reasonably use before it goes bad. You can store all types of things other than food in these too. In a situation where something might rust, mold, or otherwise decay you can toss it in one of these bags with an O2 absorber and seal it up, knowing that it will be the same when you need it next.

I use these mylar bags to buy in bulk at Sam's Club and Costco, then store it in mylar <hl> with an O2 absorber <hl> to give the product long shelf life. The great thing is with these bags you can store a reasonable amount of an item like flour or beans and when you break the seal you don't really have more on hand than you can reasonably use before it goes bad. You can store all types of things other than food in these too. In a situation where something might rust, mold, or otherwise decay you can toss it in one of these bags with an O2 absorber and seal it up, knowing that it will be the same when you need it next.


Question: What do they love?

I love the Magic Butter Machine. It works perfectly every time I use it. I have infused Coconut Oil and made Butter and was very happy with the results. When you strain the oil/butter, I recommend using good quality cheesecloth and RSVP Endurance Conical Strainer, 5"Sold by River Road here on Amazon. I pour into the strainer and let it drip/flow into the cheesecloth. This strains the herb out and makes very clear oil/butter. When I had a question, I called the Magical Butter phone# on their web site and they had excellent customer service. The machine works great and the company really is there to help you if you have questions. Would buy again in a heartbeat.

Answer: Magic Butter Machine

I love the Magic Butter Machine .

<hl> I love the Magic Butter Machine . <hl> It works perfectly every time I use it. I have infused Coconut Oil and made Butter and was very happy with the results. When you strain the oil/butter, I recommend using good quality cheesecloth and RSVP Endurance Conical Strainer, 5"Sold by River Road here on Amazon. I pour into the strainer and let it drip/flow into the cheesecloth. This strains the herb out and makes very clear oil/butter. When I had a question, I called the Magical Butter phone# on their web site and they had excellent customer service. The machine works great and the company really is there to help you if you have questions. Would buy again in a heartbeat.

I love the <hl> Magic Butter Machine <hl>. It works perfectly every time I use it. I have infused Coconut Oil and made Butter and was very happy with the results. When you strain the oil/butter, I recommend using good quality cheesecloth and RSVP Endurance Conical Strainer, 5"Sold by River Road here on Amazon. I pour into the strainer and let it drip/flow into the cheesecloth. This strains the herb out and makes very clear oil/butter. When I had a question, I called the Magical Butter phone# on their web site and they had excellent customer service. The machine works great and the company really is there to help you if you have questions. Would buy again in a heartbeat.

I love the <hl> Magic Butter Machine <hl> .


Question: What did they use to make butter?

Answer: infused Coconut Oil

I love the Magic Butter Machine. It works perfectly every time I use it. <hl> I have infused Coconut Oil and made Butter and was very happy with the results. <hl> When you strain the oil/butter, I recommend using good quality cheesecloth and RSVP Endurance Conical Strainer, 5"Sold by River Road here on Amazon. I pour into the strainer and let it drip/flow into the cheesecloth. This strains the herb out and makes very clear oil/butter. When I had a question, I called the Magical Butter phone# on their web site and they had excellent customer service. The machine works great and the company really is there to help you if you have questions. Would buy again in a heartbeat.

I love the Magic Butter Machine. It works perfectly every time I use it. I have <hl> infused Coconut Oil <hl> and made Butter and was very happy with the results. When you strain the oil/butter, I recommend using good quality cheesecloth and RSVP Endurance Conical Strainer, 5"Sold by River Road here on Amazon. I pour into the strainer and let it drip/flow into the cheesecloth. This strains the herb out and makes very clear oil/butter. When I had a question, I called the Magical Butter phone# on their web site and they had excellent customer service. The machine works great and the company really is there to help you if you have questions. Would buy again in a heartbeat.


Question: What is recommended when using this?

Answer: cheesecloth and RSVP Endurance Conical Strainer

I love the Magic Butter Machine. It works perfectly every time I use it. I have infused Coconut Oil and made Butter and was very happy with the results. <hl> When you strain the oil/butter, I recommend using good quality cheesecloth and RSVP Endurance Conical Strainer , 5"Sold by River Road here on Amazon. <hl> I pour into the strainer and let it drip/flow into the cheesecloth. This strains the herb out and makes very clear oil/butter. When I had a question, I called the Magical Butter phone# on their web site and they had excellent customer service. The machine works great and the company really is there to help you if you have questions. Would buy again in a heartbeat.

I love the Magic Butter Machine. It works perfectly every time I use it. I have infused Coconut Oil and made Butter and was very happy with the results. When you strain the oil/butter, I recommend using good quality <hl> cheesecloth and RSVP Endurance Conical Strainer <hl>, 5"Sold by River Road here on Amazon. I pour into the strainer and let it drip/flow into the cheesecloth. This strains the herb out and makes very clear oil/butter. When I had a question, I called the Magical Butter phone# on their web site and they had excellent customer service. The machine works great and the company really is there to help you if you have questions. Would buy again in a heartbeat.

When you strain the oil/butter, I recommend using good quality <hl> cheesecloth and RSVP Endurance Conical Strainer <hl> , 5"Sold by River Road here on Amazon.


Question: What happens when you pour it on the cheesecloth with the strainer?

Answer: strains the herb out and makes very clear oil/butter.

I love the Magic Butter Machine. It works perfectly every time I use it. I have infused Coconut Oil and made Butter and was very happy with the results. When you strain the oil/butter, I recommend using good quality cheesecloth and RSVP Endurance Conical Strainer, 5"Sold by River Road here on Amazon. I pour into the strainer and let it drip/flow into the cheesecloth. <hl> This strains the herb out and makes very clear oil/butter. When I had a question, I called the Magical Butter phone# on their web site and they had excellent customer service. <hl> The machine works great and the company really is there to help you if you have questions. Would buy again in a heartbeat.

I love the Magic Butter Machine. It works perfectly every time I use it. I have infused Coconut Oil and made Butter and was very happy with the results. When you strain the oil/butter, I recommend using good quality cheesecloth and RSVP Endurance Conical Strainer, 5"Sold by River Road here on Amazon. I pour into the strainer and let it drip/flow into the cheesecloth. This <hl> strains the herb out and makes very clear oil/butter. <hl> When I had a question, I called the Magical Butter phone# on their web site and they had excellent customer service. The machine works great and the company really is there to help you if you have questions. Would buy again in a heartbeat.


Question: What happened with the first order?

First order arrived with two broken tiles. This is what I did... I returned only the two broken tiles in the original box and kept the four good ones... then I received another shipment of 6 tiles... which had 3 broken tiles in it. So I think this is what you need to do to make it work... and they'll eventually learn how to better pack these tiles. PS: you'll need a pizza peel once you buy these, or with ANY pizza stone, because you have to heat the stone up to 550 degrees or so before putting bread/pizza on it... every time...

Answer: arrived with two broken tiles

<hl> First order arrived with two broken tiles . <hl> This is what I did... I returned only the two broken tiles in the original box and kept the four good ones... then I received another shipment of 6 tiles... which had 3 broken tiles in it. So I think this is what you need to do to make it work... and they'll eventually learn how to better pack these tiles. PS: you'll need a pizza peel once you buy these, or with ANY pizza stone, because you have to heat the stone up to 550 degrees or so before putting bread/pizza on it... every time...

First order <hl> arrived with two broken tiles <hl>. This is what I did... I returned only the two broken tiles in the original box and kept the four good ones... then I received another shipment of 6 tiles... which had 3 broken tiles in it. So I think this is what you need to do to make it work... and they'll eventually learn how to better pack these tiles. PS: you'll need a pizza peel once you buy these, or with ANY pizza stone, because you have to heat the stone up to 550 degrees or so before putting bread/pizza on it... every time...

First order <hl> arrived with two broken tiles <hl> .


Question: What did they do with the broken tiles?

Answer: returned only the two broken tiles in the original box

First order arrived with two broken tiles. This is what I did... <hl> I returned only the two broken tiles in the original box and kept the four good ones... then I received another shipment of 6 tiles... which had 3 broken tiles in it. <hl> So I think this is what you need to do to make it work... and they'll eventually learn how to better pack these tiles. PS: you'll need a pizza peel once you buy these, or with ANY pizza stone, because you have to heat the stone up to 550 degrees or so before putting bread/pizza on it... every time...

First order arrived with two broken tiles. This is what I did... I <hl> returned only the two broken tiles in the original box <hl> and kept the four good ones... then I received another shipment of 6 tiles... which had 3 broken tiles in it. So I think this is what you need to do to make it work... and they'll eventually learn how to better pack these tiles. PS: you'll need a pizza peel once you buy these, or with ANY pizza stone, because you have to heat the stone up to 550 degrees or so before putting bread/pizza on it... every time...


Question: How many good ones were there?

Answer: four

First order arrived with two broken tiles. This is what I did... <hl> I returned only the two broken tiles in the original box and kept the four good ones... then I received another shipment of 6 tiles... which had 3 broken tiles in it. <hl> So I think this is what you need to do to make it work... and they'll eventually learn how to better pack these tiles. PS: you'll need a pizza peel once you buy these, or with ANY pizza stone, because you have to heat the stone up to 550 degrees or so before putting bread/pizza on it... every time...

First order arrived with two broken tiles. This is what I did... I returned only the two broken tiles in the original box and kept the <hl> four <hl> good ones... then I received another shipment of 6 tiles... which had 3 broken tiles in it. So I think this is what you need to do to make it work... and they'll eventually learn how to better pack these tiles. PS: you'll need a pizza peel once you buy these, or with ANY pizza stone, because you have to heat the stone up to 550 degrees or so before putting bread/pizza on it... every time...


Question: How many tiles were broken in the next shipment?

Answer: 3

First order arrived with two broken tiles. This is what I did... <hl> I returned only the two broken tiles in the original box and kept the four good ones... then I received another shipment of 6 tiles... which had 3 broken tiles in it. <hl> So I think this is what you need to do to make it work... and they'll eventually learn how to better pack these tiles. PS: you'll need a pizza peel once you buy these, or with ANY pizza stone, because you have to heat the stone up to 550 degrees or so before putting bread/pizza on it... every time...

First order arrived with two broken tiles. This is what I did... I returned only the two broken tiles in the original box and kept the four good ones... then I received another shipment of 6 tiles... which had <hl> 3 <hl> broken tiles in it. So I think this is what you need to do to make it work... and they'll eventually learn how to better pack these tiles. PS: you'll need a pizza peel once you buy these, or with ANY pizza stone, because you have to heat the stone up to 550 degrees or so before putting bread/pizza on it... every time...


Question: How was the corkscrew described?

This is a virtually "never fail" corkscrew. You simply set the bottom of the corkscrew on the top of the wine bottle, turn the top of the corkscrew clockwise until the cork is out of the bottle, remove the corkscrew, turn the top of the corkscrew counter-clockwise until the cork projects from the bottom, and then remove the cork. I'm an old man, I've been drinking wine for decades, and I've owned lots of corkscrews and wine openers, including some quite expensive ones, and this is truly the best I've ever seen. My hat is off to Oxo for producing and offering this fine product!

Answer: virtually "never fail"

<hl> This is a virtually "never fail" corkscrew. <hl> You simply set the bottom of the corkscrew on the top of the wine bottle, turn the top of the corkscrew clockwise until the cork is out of the bottle, remove the corkscrew, turn the top of the corkscrew counter-clockwise until the cork projects from the bottom, and then remove the cork. I'm an old man, I've been drinking wine for decades, and I've owned lots of corkscrews and wine openers, including some quite expensive ones, and this is truly the best I've ever seen. My hat is off to Oxo for producing and offering this fine product!

This is a <hl> virtually "never fail" <hl> corkscrew. You simply set the bottom of the corkscrew on the top of the wine bottle, turn the top of the corkscrew clockwise until the cork is out of the bottle, remove the corkscrew, turn the top of the corkscrew counter-clockwise until the cork projects from the bottom, and then remove the cork. I'm an old man, I've been drinking wine for decades, and I've owned lots of corkscrews and wine openers, including some quite expensive ones, and this is truly the best I've ever seen. My hat is off to Oxo for producing and offering this fine product!


Question: Where do you put the bottom of the corkscrew?

Answer: top of the wine bottle

This is a virtually "never fail" corkscrew. <hl> You simply set the bottom of the corkscrew on the top of the wine bottle , turn the top of the corkscrew clockwise until the cork is out of the bottle, remove the corkscrew, turn the top of the corkscrew counter-clockwise until the cork projects from the bottom, and then remove the cork. <hl> I'm an old man, I've been drinking wine for decades, and I've owned lots of corkscrews and wine openers, including some quite expensive ones, and this is truly the best I've ever seen. My hat is off to Oxo for producing and offering this fine product!

This is a virtually "never fail" corkscrew. You simply set the bottom of the corkscrew on the <hl> top of the wine bottle <hl>, turn the top of the corkscrew clockwise until the cork is out of the bottle, remove the corkscrew, turn the top of the corkscrew counter-clockwise until the cork projects from the bottom, and then remove the cork. I'm an old man, I've been drinking wine for decades, and I've owned lots of corkscrews and wine openers, including some quite expensive ones, and this is truly the best I've ever seen. My hat is off to Oxo for producing and offering this fine product!

You simply set the bottom of the corkscrew on the <hl> top of the wine bottle <hl> , turn the top of the corkscrew clockwise until the cork is out of the bottle, remove the corkscrew, turn the top of the corkscrew counter-clockwise until the cork projects from the bottom, and then remove the cork.


Question: How long has he been drinking wine?

Answer: decades

This is a virtually "never fail" corkscrew. You simply set the bottom of the corkscrew on the top of the wine bottle, turn the top of the corkscrew clockwise until the cork is out of the bottle, remove the corkscrew, turn the top of the corkscrew counter-clockwise until the cork projects from the bottom, and then remove the cork. <hl> I'm an old man, I've been drinking wine for decades , and I've owned lots of corkscrews and wine openers, including some quite expensive ones, and this is truly the best I've ever seen. <hl> My hat is off to Oxo for producing and offering this fine product!

This is a virtually "never fail" corkscrew. You simply set the bottom of the corkscrew on the top of the wine bottle, turn the top of the corkscrew clockwise until the cork is out of the bottle, remove the corkscrew, turn the top of the corkscrew counter-clockwise until the cork projects from the bottom, and then remove the cork. I'm an old man, I've been drinking wine for <hl> decades <hl>, and I've owned lots of corkscrews and wine openers, including some quite expensive ones, and this is truly the best I've ever seen. My hat is off to Oxo for producing and offering this fine product!

I'm an old man, I've been drinking wine for <hl> decades <hl> , and I've owned lots of corkscrews and wine openers, including some quite expensive ones, and this is truly the best I've ever seen.


Question: What direction do you turn the corkscrew?

Answer: clockwise

This is a virtually "never fail" corkscrew. <hl> You simply set the bottom of the corkscrew on the top of the wine bottle, turn the top of the corkscrew clockwise until the cork is out of the bottle, remove the corkscrew, turn the top of the corkscrew counter-clockwise until the cork projects from the bottom, and then remove the cork. <hl> I'm an old man, I've been drinking wine for decades, and I've owned lots of corkscrews and wine openers, including some quite expensive ones, and this is truly the best I've ever seen. My hat is off to Oxo for producing and offering this fine product!

This is a virtually "never fail" corkscrew. You simply set the bottom of the corkscrew on the top of the wine bottle, turn the top of the corkscrew <hl> clockwise <hl> until the cork is out of the bottle, remove the corkscrew, turn the top of the corkscrew counter-clockwise until the cork projects from the bottom, and then remove the cork. I'm an old man, I've been drinking wine for decades, and I've owned lots of corkscrews and wine openers, including some quite expensive ones, and this is truly the best I've ever seen. My hat is off to Oxo for producing and offering this fine product!


Question: which part doesn't work that well?

I bought this because I didn't want to get on my hands and knees and scrub floors..........no, the vacuum part does not work particularly well, but the cleaning and drying are nothing short of spectacular. I use the right detergent, I don't stint, and my results are impressive. I do six rooms and a hallway, all wood and tile, in about an hour. It fills the tank three times to get the job done. No back problems, no knee problems, and the little scrubbers do all the work. This jewel is about as heavy as a normal upright vacuum cleaner.....it takes maybe three minutes to thoroughly clean the tanks and filter when I'm done. Now my floors have that incredible squeaky clean feel for my bare feet.........I do my home once a month, with some manual touchups in the kitchen.

Answer: the vacuum part

<hl> I bought this because I didn't want to get on my hands and knees and scrub floors..........no, the vacuum part does not work particularly well, but the cleaning and drying are nothing short of spectacular. <hl> I use the right detergent, I don't stint, and my results are impressive. I do six rooms and a hallway, all wood and tile, in about an hour. It fills the tank three times to get the job done. No back problems, no knee problems, and the little scrubbers do all the work. This jewel is about as heavy as a normal upright vacuum cleaner.....it takes maybe three minutes to thoroughly clean the tanks and filter when I'm done. Now my floors have that incredible squeaky clean feel for my bare feet......... I do my home once a month, with some manual touchups in the kitchen.

I bought this because I didn't want to get on my hands and knees and scrub floors..........no, <hl> the vacuum part <hl> does not work particularly well, but the cleaning and drying are nothing short of spectacular. I use the right detergent, I don't stint, and my results are impressive. I do six rooms and a hallway, all wood and tile, in about an hour. It fills the tank three times to get the job done. No back problems, no knee problems, and the little scrubbers do all the work. This jewel is about as heavy as a normal upright vacuum cleaner.....it takes maybe three minutes to thoroughly clean the tanks and filter when I'm done. Now my floors have that incredible squeaky clean feel for my bare feet.........I do my home once a month, with some manual touchups in the kitchen.


Question: how many rooms get cleaned?

Answer: six rooms

I bought this because I didn't want to get on my hands and knees and scrub floors..........no, the vacuum part does not work particularly well, but the cleaning and drying are nothing short of spectacular. I use the right detergent, I don't stint, and my results are impressive. <hl> I do six rooms and a hallway, all wood and tile, in about an hour. <hl> It fills the tank three times to get the job done. No back problems, no knee problems, and the little scrubbers do all the work. This jewel is about as heavy as a normal upright vacuum cleaner.....it takes maybe three minutes to thoroughly clean the tanks and filter when I'm done. Now my floors have that incredible squeaky clean feel for my bare feet......... I do my home once a month, with some manual touchups in the kitchen.

I bought this because I didn't want to get on my hands and knees and scrub floors..........no, the vacuum part does not work particularly well, but the cleaning and drying are nothing short of spectacular. I use the right detergent, I don't stint, and my results are impressive. I do <hl> six rooms <hl> and a hallway, all wood and tile, in about an hour. It fills the tank three times to get the job done. No back problems, no knee problems, and the little scrubbers do all the work. This jewel is about as heavy as a normal upright vacuum cleaner.....it takes maybe three minutes to thoroughly clean the tanks and filter when I'm done. Now my floors have that incredible squeaky clean feel for my bare feet.........I do my home once a month, with some manual touchups in the kitchen.


Question: which parts work well?

Answer: the cleaning and drying

<hl> I bought this because I didn't want to get on my hands and knees and scrub floors..........no, the vacuum part does not work particularly well, but the cleaning and drying are nothing short of spectacular. <hl> I use the right detergent, I don't stint, and my results are impressive. I do six rooms and a hallway, all wood and tile, in about an hour. It fills the tank three times to get the job done. No back problems, no knee problems, and the little scrubbers do all the work. This jewel is about as heavy as a normal upright vacuum cleaner.....it takes maybe three minutes to thoroughly clean the tanks and filter when I'm done. Now my floors have that incredible squeaky clean feel for my bare feet......... I do my home once a month, with some manual touchups in the kitchen.

I bought this because I didn't want to get on my hands and knees and scrub floors..........no, the vacuum part does not work particularly well, but <hl> the cleaning and drying <hl> are nothing short of spectacular. I use the right detergent, I don't stint, and my results are impressive. I do six rooms and a hallway, all wood and tile, in about an hour. It fills the tank three times to get the job done. No back problems, no knee problems, and the little scrubbers do all the work. This jewel is about as heavy as a normal upright vacuum cleaner.....it takes maybe three minutes to thoroughly clean the tanks and filter when I'm done. Now my floors have that incredible squeaky clean feel for my bare feet.........I do my home once a month, with some manual touchups in the kitchen.


Question: what materials are the floors made of?

Answer: wood and tile

I bought this because I didn't want to get on my hands and knees and scrub floors..........no, the vacuum part does not work particularly well, but the cleaning and drying are nothing short of spectacular. I use the right detergent, I don't stint, and my results are impressive. <hl> I do six rooms and a hallway, all wood and tile , in about an hour. <hl> It fills the tank three times to get the job done. No back problems, no knee problems, and the little scrubbers do all the work. This jewel is about as heavy as a normal upright vacuum cleaner.....it takes maybe three minutes to thoroughly clean the tanks and filter when I'm done. Now my floors have that incredible squeaky clean feel for my bare feet......... I do my home once a month, with some manual touchups in the kitchen.

I bought this because I didn't want to get on my hands and knees and scrub floors..........no, the vacuum part does not work particularly well, but the cleaning and drying are nothing short of spectacular. I use the right detergent, I don't stint, and my results are impressive. I do six rooms and a hallway, all <hl> wood and tile <hl>, in about an hour. It fills the tank three times to get the job done. No back problems, no knee problems, and the little scrubbers do all the work. This jewel is about as heavy as a normal upright vacuum cleaner.....it takes maybe three minutes to thoroughly clean the tanks and filter when I'm done. Now my floors have that incredible squeaky clean feel for my bare feet.........I do my home once a month, with some manual touchups in the kitchen.

I do six rooms and a hallway, all <hl> wood and tile <hl> , in about an hour.


Question: how often do they clean their home?

Answer: once a month

I bought this because I didn't want to get on my hands and knees and scrub floors..........no, the vacuum part does not work particularly well, but the cleaning and drying are nothing short of spectacular. I use the right detergent, I don't stint, and my results are impressive. I do six rooms and a hallway, all wood and tile, in about an hour. It fills the tank three times to get the job done. No back problems, no knee problems, and the little scrubbers do all the work. This jewel is about as heavy as a normal upright vacuum cleaner.....it takes maybe three minutes to thoroughly clean the tanks and filter when I'm done. Now my floors have that incredible squeaky clean feel for my bare feet......... <hl> I do my home once a month , with some manual touchups in the kitchen. <hl>

I bought this because I didn't want to get on my hands and knees and scrub floors..........no, the vacuum part does not work particularly well, but the cleaning and drying are nothing short of spectacular. I use the right detergent, I don't stint, and my results are impressive. I do six rooms and a hallway, all wood and tile, in about an hour. It fills the tank three times to get the job done. No back problems, no knee problems, and the little scrubbers do all the work. This jewel is about as heavy as a normal upright vacuum cleaner.....it takes maybe three minutes to thoroughly clean the tanks and filter when I'm done. Now my floors have that incredible squeaky clean feel for my bare feet.........I do my home <hl> once a month <hl>, with some manual touchups in the kitchen.

I do my home <hl> once a month <hl> , with some manual touchups in the kitchen.


Question: what material are the towel racks made of?

This over the door towel rack consists of a white backboard piece and three chrome towel racks. It couldn't be easier to put together. There are three different size towel racks. There is a small, medium and large rack. Simply slide the rack through the holes on the backboard and snap it into place. Be sure to put the largest rack at the bottom, medium size in the middle and the small rack at the top. Once complete you are ready to hang it. It's easy enough to open your door and slide the hook over the top and that's all there is to it. The problem is that my door can't fully shut because it sticks out so far. I would say that it sticks out a total of about 5 inches so it will hit the wall long before the door will hit the doorstop. We have to be careful not to swing the door open too fast or it will hit and leave a big dent in the wall. At first I thought well maybe it's just our door but I would think it would be the same with pretty much any door. The hook at the top holds it firmly against the door so it doesn't bounce around or make noises. Depending on your door it might take a little extra effort to close it though. It seems very solid and not fragile at all. Our interior doors are white and it blends in perfectly with white doors. It makes the white backboard hardly noticeable. On the other hard I'm not sure how it would look against a natural wood colored door.Overall I think this towel rack is well made and looks nice. My only problem is how far it sticks out. The smallest rack is no problem but the largest of the racks is just a little too big in my opinion.

Answer: chrome

<hl> This over the door towel rack consists of a white backboard piece and three chrome towel racks. <hl> It couldn't be easier to put together. There are three different size towel racks. There is a small, medium and large rack. Simply slide the rack through the holes on the backboard and snap it into place. Be sure to put the largest rack at the bottom, medium size in the middle and the small rack at the top. Once complete you are ready to hang it. It's easy enough to open your door and slide the hook over the top and that's all there is to it. The problem is that my door can't fully shut because it sticks out so far. I would say that it sticks out a total of about 5 inches so it will hit the wall long before the door will hit the doorstop. We have to be careful not to swing the door open too fast or it will hit and leave a big dent in the wall. At first I thought well maybe it's just our door but I would think it would be the same with pretty much any door. The hook at the top holds it firmly against the door so it doesn't bounce around or make noises. Depending on your door it might take a little extra effort to close it though. It seems very solid and not fragile at all. Our interior doors are white and it blends in perfectly with white doors. It makes the white backboard hardly noticeable. On the other hard I'm not sure how it would look against a natural wood colored door. Overall I think this towel rack is well made and looks nice. My only problem is how far it sticks out. The smallest rack is no problem but the largest of the racks is just a little too big in my opinion.

This over the door towel rack consists of a white backboard piece and three <hl> chrome <hl> towel racks. It couldn't be easier to put together. There are three different size towel racks. There is a small, medium and large rack. Simply slide the rack through the holes on the backboard and snap it into place. Be sure to put the largest rack at the bottom, medium size in the middle and the small rack at the top. Once complete you are ready to hang it. It's easy enough to open your door and slide the hook over the top and that's all there is to it. The problem is that my door can't fully shut because it sticks out so far. I would say that it sticks out a total of about 5 inches so it will hit the wall long before the door will hit the doorstop. We have to be careful not to swing the door open too fast or it will hit and leave a big dent in the wall. At first I thought well maybe it's just our door but I would think it would be the same with pretty much any door. The hook at the top holds it firmly against the door so it doesn't bounce around or make noises. Depending on your door it might take a little extra effort to close it though. It seems very solid and not fragile at all. Our interior doors are white and it blends in perfectly with white doors. It makes the white backboard hardly noticeable. On the other hard I'm not sure how it would look against a natural wood colored door.Overall I think this towel rack is well made and looks nice. My only problem is how far it sticks out. The smallest rack is no problem but the largest of the racks is just a little too big in my opinion.


Question: why won't the door shut all the way?

Answer: it sticks out so far

This over the door towel rack consists of a white backboard piece and three chrome towel racks. It couldn't be easier to put together. There are three different size towel racks. There is a small, medium and large rack. Simply slide the rack through the holes on the backboard and snap it into place. Be sure to put the largest rack at the bottom, medium size in the middle and the small rack at the top. Once complete you are ready to hang it. It's easy enough to open your door and slide the hook over the top and that's all there is to it. <hl> The problem is that my door can't fully shut because it sticks out so far . <hl> I would say that it sticks out a total of about 5 inches so it will hit the wall long before the door will hit the doorstop. We have to be careful not to swing the door open too fast or it will hit and leave a big dent in the wall. At first I thought well maybe it's just our door but I would think it would be the same with pretty much any door. The hook at the top holds it firmly against the door so it doesn't bounce around or make noises. Depending on your door it might take a little extra effort to close it though. It seems very solid and not fragile at all. Our interior doors are white and it blends in perfectly with white doors. It makes the white backboard hardly noticeable. On the other hard I'm not sure how it would look against a natural wood colored door. Overall I think this towel rack is well made and looks nice. My only problem is how far it sticks out. The smallest rack is no problem but the largest of the racks is just a little too big in my opinion.

This over the door towel rack consists of a white backboard piece and three chrome towel racks. It couldn't be easier to put together. There are three different size towel racks. There is a small, medium and large rack. Simply slide the rack through the holes on the backboard and snap it into place. Be sure to put the largest rack at the bottom, medium size in the middle and the small rack at the top. Once complete you are ready to hang it. It's easy enough to open your door and slide the hook over the top and that's all there is to it. The problem is that my door can't fully shut because <hl> it sticks out so far <hl>. I would say that it sticks out a total of about 5 inches so it will hit the wall long before the door will hit the doorstop. We have to be careful not to swing the door open too fast or it will hit and leave a big dent in the wall. At first I thought well maybe it's just our door but I would think it would be the same with pretty much any door. The hook at the top holds it firmly against the door so it doesn't bounce around or make noises. Depending on your door it might take a little extra effort to close it though. It seems very solid and not fragile at all. Our interior doors are white and it blends in perfectly with white doors. It makes the white backboard hardly noticeable. On the other hard I'm not sure how it would look against a natural wood colored door.Overall I think this towel rack is well made and looks nice. My only problem is how far it sticks out. The smallest rack is no problem but the largest of the racks is just a little too big in my opinion.

The problem is that my door can't fully shut because <hl> it sticks out so far <hl> .


Question: where should the largest rack go?

Answer: at the bottom

This over the door towel rack consists of a white backboard piece and three chrome towel racks. It couldn't be easier to put together. There are three different size towel racks. There is a small, medium and large rack. Simply slide the rack through the holes on the backboard and snap it into place. <hl> Be sure to put the largest rack at the bottom , medium size in the middle and the small rack at the top. <hl> Once complete you are ready to hang it. It's easy enough to open your door and slide the hook over the top and that's all there is to it. The problem is that my door can't fully shut because it sticks out so far. I would say that it sticks out a total of about 5 inches so it will hit the wall long before the door will hit the doorstop. We have to be careful not to swing the door open too fast or it will hit and leave a big dent in the wall. At first I thought well maybe it's just our door but I would think it would be the same with pretty much any door. The hook at the top holds it firmly against the door so it doesn't bounce around or make noises. Depending on your door it might take a little extra effort to close it though. It seems very solid and not fragile at all. Our interior doors are white and it blends in perfectly with white doors. It makes the white backboard hardly noticeable. On the other hard I'm not sure how it would look against a natural wood colored door. Overall I think this towel rack is well made and looks nice. My only problem is how far it sticks out. The smallest rack is no problem but the largest of the racks is just a little too big in my opinion.

This over the door towel rack consists of a white backboard piece and three chrome towel racks. It couldn't be easier to put together. There are three different size towel racks. There is a small, medium and large rack. Simply slide the rack through the holes on the backboard and snap it into place. Be sure to put the largest rack <hl> at the bottom <hl>, medium size in the middle and the small rack at the top. Once complete you are ready to hang it. It's easy enough to open your door and slide the hook over the top and that's all there is to it. The problem is that my door can't fully shut because it sticks out so far. I would say that it sticks out a total of about 5 inches so it will hit the wall long before the door will hit the doorstop. We have to be careful not to swing the door open too fast or it will hit and leave a big dent in the wall. At first I thought well maybe it's just our door but I would think it would be the same with pretty much any door. The hook at the top holds it firmly against the door so it doesn't bounce around or make noises. Depending on your door it might take a little extra effort to close it though. It seems very solid and not fragile at all. Our interior doors are white and it blends in perfectly with white doors. It makes the white backboard hardly noticeable. On the other hard I'm not sure how it would look against a natural wood colored door.Overall I think this towel rack is well made and looks nice. My only problem is how far it sticks out. The smallest rack is no problem but the largest of the racks is just a little too big in my opinion.

Be sure to put the largest rack <hl> at the bottom <hl> , medium size in the middle and the small rack at the top.


Question: how far does the rack stick out?

Answer: about 5 inches

This over the door towel rack consists of a white backboard piece and three chrome towel racks. It couldn't be easier to put together. There are three different size towel racks. There is a small, medium and large rack. Simply slide the rack through the holes on the backboard and snap it into place. Be sure to put the largest rack at the bottom, medium size in the middle and the small rack at the top. Once complete you are ready to hang it. It's easy enough to open your door and slide the hook over the top and that's all there is to it. The problem is that my door can't fully shut because it sticks out so far. <hl> I would say that it sticks out a total of about 5 inches so it will hit the wall long before the door will hit the doorstop. <hl> We have to be careful not to swing the door open too fast or it will hit and leave a big dent in the wall. At first I thought well maybe it's just our door but I would think it would be the same with pretty much any door. The hook at the top holds it firmly against the door so it doesn't bounce around or make noises. Depending on your door it might take a little extra effort to close it though. It seems very solid and not fragile at all. Our interior doors are white and it blends in perfectly with white doors. It makes the white backboard hardly noticeable. On the other hard I'm not sure how it would look against a natural wood colored door. Overall I think this towel rack is well made and looks nice. My only problem is how far it sticks out. The smallest rack is no problem but the largest of the racks is just a little too big in my opinion.

This over the door towel rack consists of a white backboard piece and three chrome towel racks. It couldn't be easier to put together. There are three different size towel racks. There is a small, medium and large rack. Simply slide the rack through the holes on the backboard and snap it into place. Be sure to put the largest rack at the bottom, medium size in the middle and the small rack at the top. Once complete you are ready to hang it. It's easy enough to open your door and slide the hook over the top and that's all there is to it. The problem is that my door can't fully shut because it sticks out so far. I would say that it sticks out a total of <hl> about 5 inches <hl> so it will hit the wall long before the door will hit the doorstop. We have to be careful not to swing the door open too fast or it will hit and leave a big dent in the wall. At first I thought well maybe it's just our door but I would think it would be the same with pretty much any door. The hook at the top holds it firmly against the door so it doesn't bounce around or make noises. Depending on your door it might take a little extra effort to close it though. It seems very solid and not fragile at all. Our interior doors are white and it blends in perfectly with white doors. It makes the white backboard hardly noticeable. On the other hard I'm not sure how it would look against a natural wood colored door.Overall I think this towel rack is well made and looks nice. My only problem is how far it sticks out. The smallest rack is no problem but the largest of the racks is just a little too big in my opinion.


Question: what color are the doors?

Answer: white

<hl> This over the door towel rack consists of a white backboard piece and three chrome towel racks. <hl> It couldn't be easier to put together. There are three different size towel racks. There is a small, medium and large rack. Simply slide the rack through the holes on the backboard and snap it into place. Be sure to put the largest rack at the bottom, medium size in the middle and the small rack at the top. Once complete you are ready to hang it. It's easy enough to open your door and slide the hook over the top and that's all there is to it. The problem is that my door can't fully shut because it sticks out so far. I would say that it sticks out a total of about 5 inches so it will hit the wall long before the door will hit the doorstop. We have to be careful not to swing the door open too fast or it will hit and leave a big dent in the wall. At first I thought well maybe it's just our door but I would think it would be the same with pretty much any door. The hook at the top holds it firmly against the door so it doesn't bounce around or make noises. Depending on your door it might take a little extra effort to close it though. It seems very solid and not fragile at all. Our interior doors are white and it blends in perfectly with white doors. It makes the white backboard hardly noticeable. On the other hard I'm not sure how it would look against a natural wood colored door. Overall I think this towel rack is well made and looks nice. My only problem is how far it sticks out. The smallest rack is no problem but the largest of the racks is just a little too big in my opinion.

This over the door towel rack consists of a <hl> white <hl> backboard piece and three chrome towel racks. It couldn't be easier to put together. There are three different size towel racks. There is a small, medium and large rack. Simply slide the rack through the holes on the backboard and snap it into place. Be sure to put the largest rack at the bottom, medium size in the middle and the small rack at the top. Once complete you are ready to hang it. It's easy enough to open your door and slide the hook over the top and that's all there is to it. The problem is that my door can't fully shut because it sticks out so far. I would say that it sticks out a total of about 5 inches so it will hit the wall long before the door will hit the doorstop. We have to be careful not to swing the door open too fast or it will hit and leave a big dent in the wall. At first I thought well maybe it's just our door but I would think it would be the same with pretty much any door. The hook at the top holds it firmly against the door so it doesn't bounce around or make noises. Depending on your door it might take a little extra effort to close it though. It seems very solid and not fragile at all. Our interior doors are white and it blends in perfectly with white doors. It makes the white backboard hardly noticeable. On the other hard I'm not sure how it would look against a natural wood colored door.Overall I think this towel rack is well made and looks nice. My only problem is how far it sticks out. The smallest rack is no problem but the largest of the racks is just a little too big in my opinion.