Question: What occasion was the device purchased for?

Answer: Christmas

<hl> My brother loves making s'mores in the microwave, so I bought him this as a Christmas present. <hl> Even though it's not something that's 100% necessary, it was a funny little gift that is actually pretty practical. If you've ever made s'mores in the microwave before, you know that the marshmallow balloons out and you need to keep an eye on it as it "cooks." This little device stops that completely- you add water to the back part, which helps the marshmallow cook evenly, and the "hands" gently compress the s'more as it heats. Personally, after having s'mores made both with and without this little device, I think the marshmallows actually taste better after using the device since they are more evely heated. The chocolate tastes better too since it has more time to melt. Of course, you can save $7 and still make s'mores without it, but if you know someone who loves s'mores, it's a cute and inexpensive gift idea. Highly recommended!

My brother loves making s'mores in the microwave, so I bought him this as a <hl> Christmas <hl> present. Even though it's not something that's 100% necessary, it was a funny little gift that is actually pretty practical. If you've ever made s'mores in the microwave before, you know that the marshmallow balloons out and you need to keep an eye on it as it "cooks." This little device stops that completely- you add water to the back part, which helps the marshmallow cook evenly, and the "hands" gently compress the s'more as it heats.Personally, after having s'mores made both with and without this little device, I think the marshmallows actually taste better after using the device since they are more evely heated. The chocolate tastes better too since it has more time to melt. Of course, you can save $7 and still make s'mores without it, but if you know someone who loves s'mores, it's a cute and inexpensive gift idea. Highly recommended!


Question: Where does the reviewer live?

What can be said about this pot other than awsome....extremly well constructed. We (coonasses) live in Louisiana and love too cook, these pots once seasoned, cook great and last forever ... minus the Handle (knob) on the lid, it being plastic will give up it's ghost after a few cooking sessions, but can be easyly replaced w/ a cabinet knob purchased at the local hardware store, but once that is done it's forever faithful. and I can say a cabinet knob being wood customizes my lids quite nicely. I know my Lid anywhere :)

Answer: Louisiana

What can be said about this pot other than awsome....extremly well constructed. <hl> We (coonasses) live in Louisiana and love too cook, these pots once seasoned, cook great and last forever ... <hl> minus the Handle (knob) on the lid, it being plastic will give up it's ghost after a few cooking sessions, but can be easyly replaced w/ a cabinet knob purchased at the local hardware store, but once that is done it's forever faithful. and I can say a cabinet knob being wood customizes my lids quite nicely. I know my Lid anywhere :)

What can be said about this pot other than awsome....extremly well constructed. We (coonasses) live in <hl> Louisiana <hl> and love too cook, these pots once seasoned, cook great and last forever ... minus the Handle (knob) on the lid, it being plastic will give up it's ghost after a few cooking sessions, but can be easyly replaced w/ a cabinet knob purchased at the local hardware store, but once that is done it's forever faithful. and I can say a cabinet knob being wood customizes my lids quite nicely. I know my Lid anywhere :)


Question: What nickname for Louisianians did the reviewer use?

Answer: coonasses

What can be said about this pot other than awsome....extremly well constructed. <hl> We ( coonasses ) live in Louisiana and love too cook, these pots once seasoned, cook great and last forever ... <hl> minus the Handle (knob) on the lid, it being plastic will give up it's ghost after a few cooking sessions, but can be easyly replaced w/ a cabinet knob purchased at the local hardware store, but once that is done it's forever faithful. and I can say a cabinet knob being wood customizes my lids quite nicely. I know my Lid anywhere :)

What can be said about this pot other than awsome....extremly well constructed. We (<hl> coonasses <hl>) live in Louisiana and love too cook, these pots once seasoned, cook great and last forever ... minus the Handle (knob) on the lid, it being plastic will give up it's ghost after a few cooking sessions, but can be easyly replaced w/ a cabinet knob purchased at the local hardware store, but once that is done it's forever faithful. and I can say a cabinet knob being wood customizes my lids quite nicely. I know my Lid anywhere :)

We ( <hl> coonasses <hl> ) live in Louisiana and love too cook, these pots once seasoned, cook great and last forever ...


Question: What is being reviewed?

Answer: pots

What can be said about this pot other than awsome....extremly well constructed. <hl> We (coonasses) live in Louisiana and love too cook, these pots once seasoned, cook great and last forever ... <hl> minus the Handle (knob) on the lid, it being plastic will give up it's ghost after a few cooking sessions, but can be easyly replaced w/ a cabinet knob purchased at the local hardware store, but once that is done it's forever faithful. and I can say a cabinet knob being wood customizes my lids quite nicely. I know my Lid anywhere :)

What can be said about this pot other than awsome....extremly well constructed. We (coonasses) live in Louisiana and love too cook, these <hl> pots <hl> once seasoned, cook great and last forever ... minus the Handle (knob) on the lid, it being plastic will give up it's ghost after a few cooking sessions, but can be easyly replaced w/ a cabinet knob purchased at the local hardware store, but once that is done it's forever faithful. and I can say a cabinet knob being wood customizes my lids quite nicely. I know my Lid anywhere :)


Question: After what will these pots cook great?

Answer: once seasoned

What can be said about this pot other than awsome....extremly well constructed. <hl> We (coonasses) live in Louisiana and love too cook, these pots once seasoned , cook great and last forever ... minus the Handle (knob) on the lid, it being plastic will give up it's ghost after a few cooking sessions, but can be easyly replaced w/ a cabinet knob purchased at the local hardware store, but once that is done it's forever faithful. <hl> and I can say a cabinet knob being wood customizes my lids quite nicely. I know my Lid anywhere :)

What can be said about this pot other than awsome....extremly well constructed. We (coonasses) live in Louisiana and love too cook, these pots <hl> once seasoned <hl>, cook great and last forever ... minus the Handle (knob) on the lid, it being plastic will give up it's ghost after a few cooking sessions, but can be easyly replaced w/ a cabinet knob purchased at the local hardware store, but once that is done it's forever faithful. and I can say a cabinet knob being wood customizes my lids quite nicely. I know my Lid anywhere :)

We (coonasses) live in Louisiana and love too cook, these pots <hl> once seasoned <hl> , cook great and last forever ... minus the Handle (knob) on the lid, it being plastic will give up it's ghost after a few cooking sessions, but can be easyly replaced w/ a cabinet knob purchased at the local hardware store, but once that is done it's forever faithful.


Question: Where did the reviewer get a replacement knob for the lid?

Answer: local hardware store

What can be said about this pot other than awsome....extremly well constructed. We (coonasses) live in Louisiana and love too cook, these pots once seasoned, cook great and last forever ... <hl> minus the Handle (knob) on the lid, it being plastic will give up it's ghost after a few cooking sessions, but can be easyly replaced w/ a cabinet knob purchased at the local hardware store , but once that is done it's forever faithful. <hl> and I can say a cabinet knob being wood customizes my lids quite nicely. I know my Lid anywhere :)

What can be said about this pot other than awsome....extremly well constructed. We (coonasses) live in Louisiana and love too cook, these pots once seasoned, cook great and last forever ... minus the Handle (knob) on the lid, it being plastic will give up it's ghost after a few cooking sessions, but can be easyly replaced w/ a cabinet knob purchased at the <hl> local hardware store <hl>, but once that is done it's forever faithful. and I can say a cabinet knob being wood customizes my lids quite nicely. I know my Lid anywhere :)

minus the Handle (knob) on the lid, it being plastic will give up it's ghost after a few cooking sessions, but can be easyly replaced w/ a cabinet knob purchased at the <hl> local hardware store <hl> , but once that is done it's forever faithful.


Question: What does the person suggest be changed on the slicer?

Initial Review: Awesome for the home user. I enjoy using it. Easy to clean. One suggestion though, put it on a rubber mat, though it has feet on it, slicer tends to slide on my granite.Update 5/2011- I have used the slicer three times, On the third use, the switch would only work in pulse mode which rendered the slicer useless to me as I can't hold the switch and slice a 2 lb chunk of meat. My husband bought and installed a replacement switch and the slicer works. Perhaps it was just a fluke bad part but certainly disappointing. The other thing that I have noticed is that when slicing a roast or turkey breast, I always end up with part of the bottom not slicing, then I have to cut it off with a knife a few times. I think it is probably happening because of the size of the blade and perhaps a larger slicer would work better. Haven't used the slicer on smaller perfectly round meats like salami, so not sure.Overall, for the money I would still consider a good slicer if it continues working.

Answer: put it on a rubber mat

Initial Review: Awesome for the home user. I enjoy using it. Easy to clean. <hl> One suggestion though, put it on a rubber mat , though it has feet on it, slicer tends to slide on my granite. <hl> Update 5/2011- I have used the slicer three times, On the third use, the switch would only work in pulse mode which rendered the slicer useless to me as I can't hold the switch and slice a 2 lb chunk of meat. My husband bought and installed a replacement switch and the slicer works. Perhaps it was just a fluke bad part but certainly disappointing. The other thing that I have noticed is that when slicing a roast or turkey breast, I always end up with part of the bottom not slicing, then I have to cut it off with a knife a few times. I think it is probably happening because of the size of the blade and perhaps a larger slicer would work better. Haven't used the slicer on smaller perfectly round meats like salami, so not sure. Overall, for the money I would still consider a good slicer if it continues working.

Initial Review: Awesome for the home user. I enjoy using it. Easy to clean. One suggestion though, <hl> put it on a rubber mat <hl>, though it has feet on it, slicer tends to slide on my granite.Update 5/2011- I have used the slicer three times, On the third use, the switch would only work in pulse mode which rendered the slicer useless to me as I can't hold the switch and slice a 2 lb chunk of meat. My husband bought and installed a replacement switch and the slicer works. Perhaps it was just a fluke bad part but certainly disappointing. The other thing that I have noticed is that when slicing a roast or turkey breast, I always end up with part of the bottom not slicing, then I have to cut it off with a knife a few times. I think it is probably happening because of the size of the blade and perhaps a larger slicer would work better. Haven't used the slicer on smaller perfectly round meats like salami, so not sure.Overall, for the money I would still consider a good slicer if it continues working.

One suggestion though, <hl> put it on a rubber mat <hl> , though it has feet on it, slicer tends to slide on my granite.


Question: When did the user update their review?

Answer: 5/2011

Initial Review: Awesome for the home user. I enjoy using it. Easy to clean. One suggestion though, put it on a rubber mat, though it has feet on it, slicer tends to slide on my granite. <hl> Update 5/2011 - I have used the slicer three times, On the third use, the switch would only work in pulse mode which rendered the slicer useless to me as I can't hold the switch and slice a 2 lb chunk of meat. <hl> My husband bought and installed a replacement switch and the slicer works. Perhaps it was just a fluke bad part but certainly disappointing. The other thing that I have noticed is that when slicing a roast or turkey breast, I always end up with part of the bottom not slicing, then I have to cut it off with a knife a few times. I think it is probably happening because of the size of the blade and perhaps a larger slicer would work better. Haven't used the slicer on smaller perfectly round meats like salami, so not sure. Overall, for the money I would still consider a good slicer if it continues working.

Initial Review: Awesome for the home user. I enjoy using it. Easy to clean. One suggestion though, put it on a rubber mat, though it has feet on it, slicer tends to slide on my granite.Update <hl> 5/2011 <hl>- I have used the slicer three times, On the third use, the switch would only work in pulse mode which rendered the slicer useless to me as I can't hold the switch and slice a 2 lb chunk of meat. My husband bought and installed a replacement switch and the slicer works. Perhaps it was just a fluke bad part but certainly disappointing. The other thing that I have noticed is that when slicing a roast or turkey breast, I always end up with part of the bottom not slicing, then I have to cut it off with a knife a few times. I think it is probably happening because of the size of the blade and perhaps a larger slicer would work better. Haven't used the slicer on smaller perfectly round meats like salami, so not sure.Overall, for the money I would still consider a good slicer if it continues working.

Update <hl> 5/2011 <hl> - I have used the slicer three times, On the third use, the switch would only work in pulse mode which rendered the slicer useless to me as I can't hold the switch and slice a 2 lb chunk of meat.


Question: How many times did she use the slicer before the switch malfunctioned?

Answer: third use

Initial Review: Awesome for the home user. I enjoy using it. Easy to clean. One suggestion though, put it on a rubber mat, though it has feet on it, slicer tends to slide on my granite. Update 5/2011- <hl> I have used the slicer three times, On the third use , the switch would only work in pulse mode which rendered the slicer useless to me as I can't hold the switch and slice a 2 lb chunk of meat. <hl> My husband bought and installed a replacement switch and the slicer works. Perhaps it was just a fluke bad part but certainly disappointing. The other thing that I have noticed is that when slicing a roast or turkey breast, I always end up with part of the bottom not slicing, then I have to cut it off with a knife a few times. I think it is probably happening because of the size of the blade and perhaps a larger slicer would work better. Haven't used the slicer on smaller perfectly round meats like salami, so not sure. Overall, for the money I would still consider a good slicer if it continues working.

Initial Review: Awesome for the home user. I enjoy using it. Easy to clean. One suggestion though, put it on a rubber mat, though it has feet on it, slicer tends to slide on my granite.Update 5/2011- I have used the slicer three times, On the <hl> third use <hl>, the switch would only work in pulse mode which rendered the slicer useless to me as I can't hold the switch and slice a 2 lb chunk of meat. My husband bought and installed a replacement switch and the slicer works. Perhaps it was just a fluke bad part but certainly disappointing. The other thing that I have noticed is that when slicing a roast or turkey breast, I always end up with part of the bottom not slicing, then I have to cut it off with a knife a few times. I think it is probably happening because of the size of the blade and perhaps a larger slicer would work better. Haven't used the slicer on smaller perfectly round meats like salami, so not sure.Overall, for the money I would still consider a good slicer if it continues working.

I have used the slicer three times, On the <hl> third use <hl> , the switch would only work in pulse mode which rendered the slicer useless to me as I can't hold the switch and slice a 2 lb chunk of meat.


Question: What types of meat were causing problems while slicing?

Answer: slicing a roast or turkey breast, I always end up with part of the bottom not slicing

Initial Review: Awesome for the home user. I enjoy using it. Easy to clean. One suggestion though, put it on a rubber mat, though it has feet on it, slicer tends to slide on my granite. Update 5/2011- I have used the slicer three times, On the third use, the switch would only work in pulse mode which rendered the slicer useless to me as I can't hold the switch and slice a 2 lb chunk of meat. My husband bought and installed a replacement switch and the slicer works. Perhaps it was just a fluke bad part but certainly disappointing. <hl> The other thing that I have noticed is that when slicing a roast or turkey breast, I always end up with part of the bottom not slicing , then I have to cut it off with a knife a few times. <hl> I think it is probably happening because of the size of the blade and perhaps a larger slicer would work better. Haven't used the slicer on smaller perfectly round meats like salami, so not sure. Overall, for the money I would still consider a good slicer if it continues working.

Initial Review: Awesome for the home user. I enjoy using it. Easy to clean. One suggestion though, put it on a rubber mat, though it has feet on it, slicer tends to slide on my granite.Update 5/2011- I have used the slicer three times, On the third use, the switch would only work in pulse mode which rendered the slicer useless to me as I can't hold the switch and slice a 2 lb chunk of meat. My husband bought and installed a replacement switch and the slicer works. Perhaps it was just a fluke bad part but certainly disappointing. The other thing that I have noticed is that when <hl> slicing a roast or turkey breast, I always end up with part of the bottom not slicing <hl>, then I have to cut it off with a knife a few times. I think it is probably happening because of the size of the blade and perhaps a larger slicer would work better. Haven't used the slicer on smaller perfectly round meats like salami, so not sure.Overall, for the money I would still consider a good slicer if it continues working.

The other thing that I have noticed is that when <hl> slicing a roast or turkey breast, I always end up with part of the bottom not slicing <hl> , then I have to cut it off with a knife a few times.


Question: Was the customer satisfied with the product despite problems with it?

Answer: for the money I would still consider a good slicer if it continues working

Initial Review: Awesome for the home user. I enjoy using it. Easy to clean. One suggestion though, put it on a rubber mat, though it has feet on it, slicer tends to slide on my granite. Update 5/2011- I have used the slicer three times, On the third use, the switch would only work in pulse mode which rendered the slicer useless to me as I can't hold the switch and slice a 2 lb chunk of meat. My husband bought and installed a replacement switch and the slicer works. Perhaps it was just a fluke bad part but certainly disappointing. The other thing that I have noticed is that when slicing a roast or turkey breast, I always end up with part of the bottom not slicing, then I have to cut it off with a knife a few times. I think it is probably happening because of the size of the blade and perhaps a larger slicer would work better. Haven't used the slicer on smaller perfectly round meats like salami, so not sure. <hl> Overall, for the money I would still consider a good slicer if it continues working . <hl>

Initial Review: Awesome for the home user. I enjoy using it. Easy to clean. One suggestion though, put it on a rubber mat, though it has feet on it, slicer tends to slide on my granite.Update 5/2011- I have used the slicer three times, On the third use, the switch would only work in pulse mode which rendered the slicer useless to me as I can't hold the switch and slice a 2 lb chunk of meat. My husband bought and installed a replacement switch and the slicer works. Perhaps it was just a fluke bad part but certainly disappointing. The other thing that I have noticed is that when slicing a roast or turkey breast, I always end up with part of the bottom not slicing, then I have to cut it off with a knife a few times. I think it is probably happening because of the size of the blade and perhaps a larger slicer would work better. Haven't used the slicer on smaller perfectly round meats like salami, so not sure.Overall, <hl> for the money I would still consider a good slicer if it continues working <hl>.

Overall, <hl> for the money I would still consider a good slicer if it continues working <hl> .


Question: How much counter space does these people have in their living space?

we live in an apartment with limited counter space and we've recently started eating healthier. We've been including a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables in our diet. This basket works perfectly to keep our fruit organized and keep a lot of the counter space clean. The spacing of the basket is small enough that it doesn't bruise our fruits and the banana hanger is perfect. The heftiness of the basket will support a good sized bunch even if there aren't loads of fruit in the basket. We tend to keep our tomatoes out on the counter so they always go on top since the fridge ruins the flavor. The item came in no time flat and it's been a wonderful addition to our tiny kitchen

Answer: limited counter space

<hl> we live in an apartment with limited counter space and we've recently started eating healthier. <hl> We've been including a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables in our diet. This basket works perfectly to keep our fruit organized and keep a lot of the counter space clean. The spacing of the basket is small enough that it doesn't bruise our fruits and the banana hanger is perfect. The heftiness of the basket will support a good sized bunch even if there aren't loads of fruit in the basket. We tend to keep our tomatoes out on the counter so they always go on top since the fridge ruins the flavor. The item came in no time flat and it's been a wonderful addition to our tiny kitchen

we live in an apartment with <hl> limited counter space <hl> and we've recently started eating healthier. We've been including a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables in our diet. This basket works perfectly to keep our fruit organized and keep a lot of the counter space clean. The spacing of the basket is small enough that it doesn't bruise our fruits and the banana hanger is perfect. The heftiness of the basket will support a good sized bunch even if there aren't loads of fruit in the basket. We tend to keep our tomatoes out on the counter so they always go on top since the fridge ruins the flavor. The item came in no time flat and it's been a wonderful addition to our tiny kitchen


Question: What benefits come with having this basket?

Answer: to keep our fruit organized and keep a lot of the counter space clean

we live in an apartment with limited counter space and we've recently started eating healthier. We've been including a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables in our diet. <hl> This basket works perfectly to keep our fruit organized and keep a lot of the counter space clean . <hl> The spacing of the basket is small enough that it doesn't bruise our fruits and the banana hanger is perfect. The heftiness of the basket will support a good sized bunch even if there aren't loads of fruit in the basket. We tend to keep our tomatoes out on the counter so they always go on top since the fridge ruins the flavor. The item came in no time flat and it's been a wonderful addition to our tiny kitchen

we live in an apartment with limited counter space and we've recently started eating healthier. We've been including a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables in our diet. This basket works perfectly <hl> to keep our fruit organized and keep a lot of the counter space clean <hl>. The spacing of the basket is small enough that it doesn't bruise our fruits and the banana hanger is perfect. The heftiness of the basket will support a good sized bunch even if there aren't loads of fruit in the basket. We tend to keep our tomatoes out on the counter so they always go on top since the fridge ruins the flavor. The item came in no time flat and it's been a wonderful addition to our tiny kitchen

This basket works perfectly <hl> to keep our fruit organized and keep a lot of the counter space clean <hl> .


Question: Was shipping time an issue when it came to the arrival of the basket after ordering?

Answer: The item came in no time flat

we live in an apartment with limited counter space and we've recently started eating healthier. We've been including a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables in our diet. This basket works perfectly to keep our fruit organized and keep a lot of the counter space clean. The spacing of the basket is small enough that it doesn't bruise our fruits and the banana hanger is perfect. The heftiness of the basket will support a good sized bunch even if there aren't loads of fruit in the basket. We tend to keep our tomatoes out on the counter so they always go on top since the fridge ruins the flavor. <hl> The item came in no time flat and it's been a wonderful addition to our tiny kitchen <hl>

we live in an apartment with limited counter space and we've recently started eating healthier. We've been including a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables in our diet. This basket works perfectly to keep our fruit organized and keep a lot of the counter space clean. The spacing of the basket is small enough that it doesn't bruise our fruits and the banana hanger is perfect. The heftiness of the basket will support a good sized bunch even if there aren't loads of fruit in the basket. We tend to keep our tomatoes out on the counter so they always go on top since the fridge ruins the flavor. <hl> The item came in no time flat <hl> and it's been a wonderful addition to our tiny kitchen


Question: What type of eating habits are these people engaging in at the moment?

Answer: recently started eating healthier

<hl> we live in an apartment with limited counter space and we've recently started eating healthier . <hl> We've been including a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables in our diet. This basket works perfectly to keep our fruit organized and keep a lot of the counter space clean. The spacing of the basket is small enough that it doesn't bruise our fruits and the banana hanger is perfect. The heftiness of the basket will support a good sized bunch even if there aren't loads of fruit in the basket. We tend to keep our tomatoes out on the counter so they always go on top since the fridge ruins the flavor. The item came in no time flat and it's been a wonderful addition to our tiny kitchen

we live in an apartment with limited counter space and we've <hl> recently started eating healthier <hl>. We've been including a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables in our diet. This basket works perfectly to keep our fruit organized and keep a lot of the counter space clean. The spacing of the basket is small enough that it doesn't bruise our fruits and the banana hanger is perfect. The heftiness of the basket will support a good sized bunch even if there aren't loads of fruit in the basket. We tend to keep our tomatoes out on the counter so they always go on top since the fridge ruins the flavor. The item came in no time flat and it's been a wonderful addition to our tiny kitchen

we live in an apartment with limited counter space and we've <hl> recently started eating healthier <hl> .


Question: Is the customer happy with their purchase of the basket?

Answer: it's been a wonderful addition to our tiny kitchen

we live in an apartment with limited counter space and we've recently started eating healthier. We've been including a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables in our diet. This basket works perfectly to keep our fruit organized and keep a lot of the counter space clean. The spacing of the basket is small enough that it doesn't bruise our fruits and the banana hanger is perfect. The heftiness of the basket will support a good sized bunch even if there aren't loads of fruit in the basket. We tend to keep our tomatoes out on the counter so they always go on top since the fridge ruins the flavor. <hl> The item came in no time flat and it's been a wonderful addition to our tiny kitchen <hl>

we live in an apartment with limited counter space and we've recently started eating healthier. We've been including a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables in our diet. This basket works perfectly to keep our fruit organized and keep a lot of the counter space clean. The spacing of the basket is small enough that it doesn't bruise our fruits and the banana hanger is perfect. The heftiness of the basket will support a good sized bunch even if there aren't loads of fruit in the basket. We tend to keep our tomatoes out on the counter so they always go on top since the fridge ruins the flavor. The item came in no time flat and <hl> it's been a wonderful addition to our tiny kitchen <hl>


Question: What grade does this person teach?

I teach Kindergarten, and I needed a visual timer that the students could use to pace themselves through their work (and to know when a break is coming). This timer is perfect because of its large size! I love that this timer can countdown from a specific number of minutes/seconds and also it can time how long something takes. It is magnetic, but it also comes with a stand that you can prop up to set it on a table. I love this timer so much that now I've bought four of them and I have them in different places all over my classroom. Other teachers at school have also seen them in my room and bought them! Great product.

Answer: Kindergarten

<hl> I teach Kindergarten , and I needed a visual timer that the students could use to pace themselves through their work (and to know when a break is coming). <hl> This timer is perfect because of its large size! I love that this timer can countdown from a specific number of minutes/seconds and also it can time how long something takes. It is magnetic, but it also comes with a stand that you can prop up to set it on a table. I love this timer so much that now I've bought four of them and I have them in different places all over my classroom. Other teachers at school have also seen them in my room and bought them! Great product.

I teach <hl> Kindergarten <hl>, and I needed a visual timer that the students could use to pace themselves through their work (and to know when a break is coming). This timer is perfect because of its large size! I love that this timer can countdown from a specific number of minutes/seconds and also it can time how long something takes. It is magnetic, but it also comes with a stand that you can prop up to set it on a table. I love this timer so much that now I've bought four of them and I have them in different places all over my classroom. Other teachers at school have also seen them in my room and bought them! Great product.

I teach <hl> Kindergarten <hl> , and I needed a visual timer that the students could use to pace themselves through their work (and to know when a break is coming).


Question: How many timers have this person bought?

Answer: four

I teach Kindergarten, and I needed a visual timer that the students could use to pace themselves through their work (and to know when a break is coming). This timer is perfect because of its large size! I love that this timer can countdown from a specific number of minutes/seconds and also it can time how long something takes. It is magnetic, but it also comes with a stand that you can prop up to set it on a table. <hl> I love this timer so much that now I've bought four of them <hl> and I have them in different places all over my classroom. Other teachers at school have also seen them in my room and bought them! Great product.

I teach Kindergarten, and I needed a visual timer that the students could use to pace themselves through their work (and to know when a break is coming). This timer is perfect because of its large size! I love that this timer can countdown from a specific number of minutes/seconds and also it can time how long something takes. It is magnetic, but it also comes with a stand that you can prop up to set it on a table. I love this timer so much that now I've bought <hl> four <hl> of them and I have them in different places all over my classroom. Other teachers at school have also seen them in my room and bought them! Great product.


Question: What size is the timer?

Answer: its large size

I teach Kindergarten, and I needed a visual timer that the students could use to pace themselves through their work (and to know when a break is coming). <hl> This timer is perfect because of its large size ! <hl> I love that this timer can countdown from a specific number of minutes/seconds and also it can time how long something takes. It is magnetic, but it also comes with a stand that you can prop up to set it on a table. I love this timer so much that now I've bought four of them and I have them in different places all over my classroom. Other teachers at school have also seen them in my room and bought them! Great product.

I teach Kindergarten, and I needed a visual timer that the students could use to pace themselves through their work (and to know when a break is coming). This timer is perfect because of <hl> its large size <hl>! I love that this timer can countdown from a specific number of minutes/seconds and also it can time how long something takes. It is magnetic, but it also comes with a stand that you can prop up to set it on a table. I love this timer so much that now I've bought four of them and I have them in different places all over my classroom. Other teachers at school have also seen them in my room and bought them! Great product.

This timer is perfect because of <hl> its large size <hl> !


Question: Where does the buyer use the timer(s)?

Answer: classroom

I teach Kindergarten, and I needed a visual timer that the students could use to pace themselves through their work (and to know when a break is coming). This timer is perfect because of its large size! I love that this timer can countdown from a specific number of minutes/seconds and also it can time how long something takes. It is magnetic, but it also comes with a stand that you can prop up to set it on a table. <hl> I love this timer so much that now I've bought four of them and I have them in different places all over my classroom . <hl> Other teachers at school have also seen them in my room and bought them! Great product.

I teach Kindergarten, and I needed a visual timer that the students could use to pace themselves through their work (and to know when a break is coming). This timer is perfect because of its large size! I love that this timer can countdown from a specific number of minutes/seconds and also it can time how long something takes. It is magnetic, but it also comes with a stand that you can prop up to set it on a table. I love this timer so much that now I've bought four of them and I have them in different places all over my <hl> classroom <hl>. Other teachers at school have also seen them in my room and bought them! Great product.

I love this timer so much that now I've bought four of them and I have them in different places all over my <hl> classroom <hl> .


Question: Can the timer show how long something takes?

Answer: it can time how long something takes

I teach Kindergarten, and I needed a visual timer that the students could use to pace themselves through their work (and to know when a break is coming). This timer is perfect because of its large size! <hl> I love that this timer can countdown from a specific number of minutes/seconds and also it can time how long something takes . <hl> It is magnetic, but it also comes with a stand that you can prop up to set it on a table. I love this timer so much that now I've bought four of them and I have them in different places all over my classroom. Other teachers at school have also seen them in my room and bought them! Great product.

I teach Kindergarten, and I needed a visual timer that the students could use to pace themselves through their work (and to know when a break is coming). This timer is perfect because of its large size! I love that this timer can countdown from a specific number of minutes/seconds and also <hl> it can time how long something takes <hl>. It is magnetic, but it also comes with a stand that you can prop up to set it on a table. I love this timer so much that now I've bought four of them and I have them in different places all over my classroom. Other teachers at school have also seen them in my room and bought them! Great product.

I love that this timer can countdown from a specific number of minutes/seconds and also <hl> it can time how long something takes <hl> .


Question: What type of businesses does this person own?

I have both a machine shop as well as a cafe, and I can vouch for this product being well made, for the most part.The canister itself is not just stamped, but spun then all threads are machined. These are very expensive operations and I am impressed with that arrived for a reasonable price.The charge cap is also made heavy duty, however, there is a pressure relief hole drilled at the end and the burrs were left inside. I know it is difficult to remove these burrs but not impossible. The hole is drilled in a corner and out of the way, but anything can happen which COULD puncture a charger accidentally. Perhaps this was just the one I got, but who knows?The threads on the canister was nicely machined, but there are a couple threads that look like before or after the thread cutting operation were done, the tool came down and cut away some of the threads. Only 2 out of 4-5 threads are affected which might mean the machine operator was able to stop the program before it cut all the way through. After examining the product, I wouldn't see any intentional purpose for these. This shows poor workmanship in the part programming and manufacturing departments, but doesn't seem to affect performance at all.Because of these two things, I rated this product a 3 instead of a 4.The trigger is a little wide and not too ergonomic but not horrible.Keep in mind that after the canister is charged, the first squeeze will come out a little watery and runny, but that may be due to the water from washing the canister before use. After that, foamed foods come out perfectly.Also keep in mind NOT to use 12g chargers. They are about an inch longer than the 8g chargers and won't fit the included charger cylinder. The 8g chargers are appropriate for this product.You may end up purchasing at least two of these, as you may want, for example, one for a mousse and one for whipped cream. Otherwise you will probably need to use up all your mousse, clean the canister and make whipped cream. This is my next step; order another one.

Answer: a machine shop as well as a cafe

<hl> I have both a machine shop as well as a cafe , and I can vouch for this product being well made, for the most part. <hl> The canister itself is not just stamped, but spun then all threads are machined. These are very expensive operations and I am impressed with that arrived for a reasonable price. The charge cap is also made heavy duty, however, there is a pressure relief hole drilled at the end and the burrs were left inside. I know it is difficult to remove these burrs but not impossible. The hole is drilled in a corner and out of the way, but anything can happen which COULD puncture a charger accidentally. Perhaps this was just the one I got, but who knows?The threads on the canister was nicely machined, but there are a couple threads that look like before or after the thread cutting operation were done, the tool came down and cut away some of the threads. Only 2 out of 4-5 threads are affected which might mean the machine operator was able to stop the program before it cut all the way through. After examining the product, I wouldn't see any intentional purpose for these. This shows poor workmanship in the part programming and manufacturing departments, but doesn't seem to affect performance at all. Because of these two things, I rated this product a 3 instead of a 4.The trigger is a little wide and not too ergonomic but not horrible. Keep in mind that after the canister is charged, the first squeeze will come out a little watery and runny, but that may be due to the water from washing the canister before use. After that, foamed foods come out perfectly. Also keep in mind NOT to use 12g chargers. They are about an inch longer than the 8g chargers and won't fit the included charger cylinder. The 8g chargers are appropriate for this product. You may end up purchasing at least two of these, as you may want, for example, one for a mousse and one for whipped cream. Otherwise you will probably need to use up all your mousse, clean the canister and make whipped cream. This is my next step; order another one.

I have both <hl> a machine shop as well as a cafe <hl>, and I can vouch for this product being well made, for the most part.The canister itself is not just stamped, but spun then all threads are machined. These are very expensive operations and I am impressed with that arrived for a reasonable price.The charge cap is also made heavy duty, however, there is a pressure relief hole drilled at the end and the burrs were left inside. I know it is difficult to remove these burrs but not impossible. The hole is drilled in a corner and out of the way, but anything can happen which COULD puncture a charger accidentally. Perhaps this was just the one I got, but who knows?The threads on the canister was nicely machined, but there are a couple threads that look like before or after the thread cutting operation were done, the tool came down and cut away some of the threads. Only 2 out of 4-5 threads are affected which might mean the machine operator was able to stop the program before it cut all the way through. After examining the product, I wouldn't see any intentional purpose for these. This shows poor workmanship in the part programming and manufacturing departments, but doesn't seem to affect performance at all.Because of these two things, I rated this product a 3 instead of a 4.The trigger is a little wide and not too ergonomic but not horrible.Keep in mind that after the canister is charged, the first squeeze will come out a little watery and runny, but that may be due to the water from washing the canister before use. After that, foamed foods come out perfectly.Also keep in mind NOT to use 12g chargers. They are about an inch longer than the 8g chargers and won't fit the included charger cylinder. The 8g chargers are appropriate for this product.You may end up purchasing at least two of these, as you may want, for example, one for a mousse and one for whipped cream. Otherwise you will probably need to use up all your mousse, clean the canister and make whipped cream. This is my next step; order another one.

I have both <hl> a machine shop as well as a cafe <hl> , and I can vouch for this product being well made, for the most part.


Question: How does the buyer describe the trigger on this device?

Answer: a little wide and not too ergonomic but not horrible

I have both a machine shop as well as a cafe, and I can vouch for this product being well made, for the most part. The canister itself is not just stamped, but spun then all threads are machined. These are very expensive operations and I am impressed with that arrived for a reasonable price. The charge cap is also made heavy duty, however, there is a pressure relief hole drilled at the end and the burrs were left inside. I know it is difficult to remove these burrs but not impossible. The hole is drilled in a corner and out of the way, but anything can happen which COULD puncture a charger accidentally. Perhaps this was just the one I got, but who knows?The threads on the canister was nicely machined, but there are a couple threads that look like before or after the thread cutting operation were done, the tool came down and cut away some of the threads. Only 2 out of 4-5 threads are affected which might mean the machine operator was able to stop the program before it cut all the way through. After examining the product, I wouldn't see any intentional purpose for these. This shows poor workmanship in the part programming and manufacturing departments, but doesn't seem to affect performance at all. <hl> Because of these two things, I rated this product a 3 instead of a 4.The trigger is a little wide and not too ergonomic but not horrible .Keep <hl> in mind that after the canister is charged, the first squeeze will come out a little watery and runny, but that may be due to the water from washing the canister before use. After that, foamed foods come out perfectly. Also keep in mind NOT to use 12g chargers. They are about an inch longer than the 8g chargers and won't fit the included charger cylinder. The 8g chargers are appropriate for this product. You may end up purchasing at least two of these, as you may want, for example, one for a mousse and one for whipped cream. Otherwise you will probably need to use up all your mousse, clean the canister and make whipped cream. This is my next step; order another one.

I have both a machine shop as well as a cafe, and I can vouch for this product being well made, for the most part.The canister itself is not just stamped, but spun then all threads are machined. These are very expensive operations and I am impressed with that arrived for a reasonable price.The charge cap is also made heavy duty, however, there is a pressure relief hole drilled at the end and the burrs were left inside. I know it is difficult to remove these burrs but not impossible. The hole is drilled in a corner and out of the way, but anything can happen which COULD puncture a charger accidentally. Perhaps this was just the one I got, but who knows?The threads on the canister was nicely machined, but there are a couple threads that look like before or after the thread cutting operation were done, the tool came down and cut away some of the threads. Only 2 out of 4-5 threads are affected which might mean the machine operator was able to stop the program before it cut all the way through. After examining the product, I wouldn't see any intentional purpose for these. This shows poor workmanship in the part programming and manufacturing departments, but doesn't seem to affect performance at all.Because of these two things, I rated this product a 3 instead of a 4.The trigger is <hl> a little wide and not too ergonomic but not horrible <hl>.Keep in mind that after the canister is charged, the first squeeze will come out a little watery and runny, but that may be due to the water from washing the canister before use. After that, foamed foods come out perfectly.Also keep in mind NOT to use 12g chargers. They are about an inch longer than the 8g chargers and won't fit the included charger cylinder. The 8g chargers are appropriate for this product.You may end up purchasing at least two of these, as you may want, for example, one for a mousse and one for whipped cream. Otherwise you will probably need to use up all your mousse, clean the canister and make whipped cream. This is my next step; order another one.

Because of these two things, I rated this product a 3 instead of a 4.The trigger is <hl> a little wide and not too ergonomic but not horrible <hl> .Keep


Question: Does the poor workmanship affect performance of the product?

Answer: doesn't seem to affect performance at all

I have both a machine shop as well as a cafe, and I can vouch for this product being well made, for the most part. The canister itself is not just stamped, but spun then all threads are machined. These are very expensive operations and I am impressed with that arrived for a reasonable price. The charge cap is also made heavy duty, however, there is a pressure relief hole drilled at the end and the burrs were left inside. I know it is difficult to remove these burrs but not impossible. The hole is drilled in a corner and out of the way, but anything can happen which COULD puncture a charger accidentally. Perhaps this was just the one I got, but who knows?The threads on the canister was nicely machined, but there are a couple threads that look like before or after the thread cutting operation were done, the tool came down and cut away some of the threads. Only 2 out of 4-5 threads are affected which might mean the machine operator was able to stop the program before it cut all the way through. After examining the product, I wouldn't see any intentional purpose for these. <hl> This shows poor workmanship in the part programming and manufacturing departments, but doesn't seem to affect performance at all .Because of these two things, I rated this product a 3 instead of a 4.The trigger is a little wide and not too ergonomic but not horrible. <hl> Keep in mind that after the canister is charged, the first squeeze will come out a little watery and runny, but that may be due to the water from washing the canister before use. After that, foamed foods come out perfectly. Also keep in mind NOT to use 12g chargers. They are about an inch longer than the 8g chargers and won't fit the included charger cylinder. The 8g chargers are appropriate for this product. You may end up purchasing at least two of these, as you may want, for example, one for a mousse and one for whipped cream. Otherwise you will probably need to use up all your mousse, clean the canister and make whipped cream. This is my next step; order another one.

I have both a machine shop as well as a cafe, and I can vouch for this product being well made, for the most part.The canister itself is not just stamped, but spun then all threads are machined. These are very expensive operations and I am impressed with that arrived for a reasonable price.The charge cap is also made heavy duty, however, there is a pressure relief hole drilled at the end and the burrs were left inside. I know it is difficult to remove these burrs but not impossible. The hole is drilled in a corner and out of the way, but anything can happen which COULD puncture a charger accidentally. Perhaps this was just the one I got, but who knows?The threads on the canister was nicely machined, but there are a couple threads that look like before or after the thread cutting operation were done, the tool came down and cut away some of the threads. Only 2 out of 4-5 threads are affected which might mean the machine operator was able to stop the program before it cut all the way through. After examining the product, I wouldn't see any intentional purpose for these. This shows poor workmanship in the part programming and manufacturing departments, but <hl> doesn't seem to affect performance at all <hl>.Because of these two things, I rated this product a 3 instead of a 4.The trigger is a little wide and not too ergonomic but not horrible.Keep in mind that after the canister is charged, the first squeeze will come out a little watery and runny, but that may be due to the water from washing the canister before use. After that, foamed foods come out perfectly.Also keep in mind NOT to use 12g chargers. They are about an inch longer than the 8g chargers and won't fit the included charger cylinder. The 8g chargers are appropriate for this product.You may end up purchasing at least two of these, as you may want, for example, one for a mousse and one for whipped cream. Otherwise you will probably need to use up all your mousse, clean the canister and make whipped cream. This is my next step; order another one.

This shows poor workmanship in the part programming and manufacturing departments, but <hl> doesn't seem to affect performance at all <hl> .Because of these two things, I rated this product a 3 instead of a 4.The trigger is a little wide and not too ergonomic but not horrible.


Question: What was the rating for the product overall?

Answer: 3

I have both a machine shop as well as a cafe, and I can vouch for this product being well made, for the most part. The canister itself is not just stamped, but spun then all threads are machined. These are very expensive operations and I am impressed with that arrived for a reasonable price. The charge cap is also made heavy duty, however, there is a pressure relief hole drilled at the end and the burrs were left inside. I know it is difficult to remove these burrs but not impossible. The hole is drilled in a corner and out of the way, but anything can happen which COULD puncture a charger accidentally. Perhaps this was just the one I got, but who knows?The threads on the canister was nicely machined, but there are a couple threads that look like before or after the thread cutting operation were done, the tool came down and cut away some of the threads. Only 2 out of 4-5 threads are affected which might mean the machine operator was able to stop the program before it cut all the way through. After examining the product, I wouldn't see any intentional purpose for these. This shows poor workmanship in the part programming and manufacturing departments, but doesn't seem to affect performance at all. <hl> Because of these two things, I rated this product a 3 instead of a 4.The trigger is a little wide and not too ergonomic but not horrible. <hl> Keep in mind that after the canister is charged, the first squeeze will come out a little watery and runny, but that may be due to the water from washing the canister before use. After that, foamed foods come out perfectly. Also keep in mind NOT to use 12g chargers. They are about an inch longer than the 8g chargers and won't fit the included charger cylinder. The 8g chargers are appropriate for this product. You may end up purchasing at least two of these, as you may want, for example, one for a mousse and one for whipped cream. Otherwise you will probably need to use up all your mousse, clean the canister and make whipped cream. This is my next step; order another one.

I have both a machine shop as well as a cafe, and I can vouch for this product being well made, for the most part.The canister itself is not just stamped, but spun then all threads are machined. These are very expensive operations and I am impressed with that arrived for a reasonable price.The charge cap is also made heavy duty, however, there is a pressure relief hole drilled at the end and the burrs were left inside. I know it is difficult to remove these burrs but not impossible. The hole is drilled in a corner and out of the way, but anything can happen which COULD puncture a charger accidentally. Perhaps this was just the one I got, but who knows?The threads on the canister was nicely machined, but there are a couple threads that look like before or after the thread cutting operation were done, the tool came down and cut away some of the threads. Only 2 out of 4-5 threads are affected which might mean the machine operator was able to stop the program before it cut all the way through. After examining the product, I wouldn't see any intentional purpose for these. This shows poor workmanship in the part programming and manufacturing departments, but doesn't seem to affect performance at all.Because of these two things, I rated this product a <hl> 3 <hl> instead of a 4.The trigger is a little wide and not too ergonomic but not horrible.Keep in mind that after the canister is charged, the first squeeze will come out a little watery and runny, but that may be due to the water from washing the canister before use. After that, foamed foods come out perfectly.Also keep in mind NOT to use 12g chargers. They are about an inch longer than the 8g chargers and won't fit the included charger cylinder. The 8g chargers are appropriate for this product.You may end up purchasing at least two of these, as you may want, for example, one for a mousse and one for whipped cream. Otherwise you will probably need to use up all your mousse, clean the canister and make whipped cream. This is my next step; order another one.


Question: Which departments does the buyer suggest showed poor workmanship when it came to this product??

Answer: part programming and manufacturing departments

I have both a machine shop as well as a cafe, and I can vouch for this product being well made, for the most part. The canister itself is not just stamped, but spun then all threads are machined. These are very expensive operations and I am impressed with that arrived for a reasonable price. The charge cap is also made heavy duty, however, there is a pressure relief hole drilled at the end and the burrs were left inside. I know it is difficult to remove these burrs but not impossible. The hole is drilled in a corner and out of the way, but anything can happen which COULD puncture a charger accidentally. Perhaps this was just the one I got, but who knows?The threads on the canister was nicely machined, but there are a couple threads that look like before or after the thread cutting operation were done, the tool came down and cut away some of the threads. Only 2 out of 4-5 threads are affected which might mean the machine operator was able to stop the program before it cut all the way through. After examining the product, I wouldn't see any intentional purpose for these. <hl> This shows poor workmanship in the part programming and manufacturing departments , but doesn't seem to affect performance at all. <hl> Because of these two things, I rated this product a 3 instead of a 4.The trigger is a little wide and not too ergonomic but not horrible. Keep in mind that after the canister is charged, the first squeeze will come out a little watery and runny, but that may be due to the water from washing the canister before use. After that, foamed foods come out perfectly. Also keep in mind NOT to use 12g chargers. They are about an inch longer than the 8g chargers and won't fit the included charger cylinder. The 8g chargers are appropriate for this product. You may end up purchasing at least two of these, as you may want, for example, one for a mousse and one for whipped cream. Otherwise you will probably need to use up all your mousse, clean the canister and make whipped cream. This is my next step; order another one.

I have both a machine shop as well as a cafe, and I can vouch for this product being well made, for the most part.The canister itself is not just stamped, but spun then all threads are machined. These are very expensive operations and I am impressed with that arrived for a reasonable price.The charge cap is also made heavy duty, however, there is a pressure relief hole drilled at the end and the burrs were left inside. I know it is difficult to remove these burrs but not impossible. The hole is drilled in a corner and out of the way, but anything can happen which COULD puncture a charger accidentally. Perhaps this was just the one I got, but who knows?The threads on the canister was nicely machined, but there are a couple threads that look like before or after the thread cutting operation were done, the tool came down and cut away some of the threads. Only 2 out of 4-5 threads are affected which might mean the machine operator was able to stop the program before it cut all the way through. After examining the product, I wouldn't see any intentional purpose for these. This shows poor workmanship in the <hl> part programming and manufacturing departments <hl>, but doesn't seem to affect performance at all.Because of these two things, I rated this product a 3 instead of a 4.The trigger is a little wide and not too ergonomic but not horrible.Keep in mind that after the canister is charged, the first squeeze will come out a little watery and runny, but that may be due to the water from washing the canister before use. After that, foamed foods come out perfectly.Also keep in mind NOT to use 12g chargers. They are about an inch longer than the 8g chargers and won't fit the included charger cylinder. The 8g chargers are appropriate for this product.You may end up purchasing at least two of these, as you may want, for example, one for a mousse and one for whipped cream. Otherwise you will probably need to use up all your mousse, clean the canister and make whipped cream. This is my next step; order another one.

This shows poor workmanship in the <hl> part programming and manufacturing departments <hl> , but doesn't seem to affect performance at all.


Question: What product is the person reviewing?

This is my first Tamago Pan so I can't really be fair when I say it's awesome. I'm comparing it to my round omelette pan I was using prior which wasn't hard but this makes the tamago rectangles perfect. It's smaller than eggspected but I still love it. The strips I cut don't reach the end of a seaweed sheet for sushi rolls so I have to use two.It's not completely non stick like a TFal or other brand names of teflon, but with a brush or some oil and it's just the same.If you haven't already looked I have posted pictures to show size and my first tamagos made.

Answer: Tamago Pan

<hl> This is my first Tamago Pan so I can't really be fair when I say it's awesome. <hl> I'm comparing it to my round omelette pan I was using prior which wasn't hard but this makes the tamago rectangles perfect. It's smaller than eggspected but I still love it. The strips I cut don't reach the end of a seaweed sheet for sushi rolls so I have to use two. It's not completely non stick like a TFal or other brand names of teflon, but with a brush or some oil and it's just the same. If you haven't already looked I have posted pictures to show size and my first tamagos made.

This is my first <hl> Tamago Pan <hl> so I can't really be fair when I say it's awesome. I'm comparing it to my round omelette pan I was using prior which wasn't hard but this makes the tamago rectangles perfect. It's smaller than eggspected but I still love it. The strips I cut don't reach the end of a seaweed sheet for sushi rolls so I have to use two.It's not completely non stick like a TFal or other brand names of teflon, but with a brush or some oil and it's just the same.If you haven't already looked I have posted pictures to show size and my first tamagos made.


Question: What well known brand does the user compare this product to when it comes to it's "non-stick properties?

Answer: TFal

This is my first Tamago Pan so I can't really be fair when I say it's awesome. I'm comparing it to my round omelette pan I was using prior which wasn't hard but this makes the tamago rectangles perfect. It's smaller than eggspected but I still love it. The strips I cut don't reach the end of a seaweed sheet for sushi rolls so I have to use two. <hl> It's not completely non stick like a TFal or other brand names of teflon, but with a brush or some oil <hl> and it's just the same. If you haven't already looked I have posted pictures to show size and my first tamagos made.

This is my first Tamago Pan so I can't really be fair when I say it's awesome. I'm comparing it to my round omelette pan I was using prior which wasn't hard but this makes the tamago rectangles perfect. It's smaller than eggspected but I still love it. The strips I cut don't reach the end of a seaweed sheet for sushi rolls so I have to use two.It's not completely non stick like a <hl> TFal <hl> or other brand names of teflon, but with a brush or some oil and it's just the same.If you haven't already looked I have posted pictures to show size and my first tamagos made.


Question: What type of pan was the buyer comparing this new purchase to?

Answer: comparing it to my round omelette pan

This is my first Tamago Pan so I can't really be fair when I say it's awesome. <hl> I'm comparing it to my round omelette pan I was using prior which wasn't hard but this makes the tamago rectangles perfect. <hl> It's smaller than eggspected but I still love it. The strips I cut don't reach the end of a seaweed sheet for sushi rolls so I have to use two. It's not completely non stick like a TFal or other brand names of teflon, but with a brush or some oil and it's just the same. If you haven't already looked I have posted pictures to show size and my first tamagos made.

This is my first Tamago Pan so I can't really be fair when I say it's awesome. I'm <hl> comparing it to my round omelette pan <hl> I was using prior which wasn't hard but this makes the tamago rectangles perfect. It's smaller than eggspected but I still love it. The strips I cut don't reach the end of a seaweed sheet for sushi rolls so I have to use two.It's not completely non stick like a TFal or other brand names of teflon, but with a brush or some oil and it's just the same.If you haven't already looked I have posted pictures to show size and my first tamagos made.


Question: Was the buyer expecting a larger pan?

Answer: It's smaller than eggspected

This is my first Tamago Pan so I can't really be fair when I say it's awesome. I'm comparing it to my round omelette pan I was using prior which wasn't hard but this makes the tamago rectangles perfect. <hl> It's smaller than eggspected but I still love it. <hl> The strips I cut don't reach the end of a seaweed sheet for sushi rolls so I have to use two. It's not completely non stick like a TFal or other brand names of teflon, but with a brush or some oil and it's just the same. If you haven't already looked I have posted pictures to show size and my first tamagos made.

This is my first Tamago Pan so I can't really be fair when I say it's awesome. I'm comparing it to my round omelette pan I was using prior which wasn't hard but this makes the tamago rectangles perfect. <hl> It's smaller than eggspected <hl> but I still love it. The strips I cut don't reach the end of a seaweed sheet for sushi rolls so I have to use two.It's not completely non stick like a TFal or other brand names of teflon, but with a brush or some oil and it's just the same.If you haven't already looked I have posted pictures to show size and my first tamagos made.


Question: Were pictured=s posted with this review

Answer: I have posted pictures to show size and my first tamagos made

This is my first Tamago Pan so I can't really be fair when I say it's awesome. I'm comparing it to my round omelette pan I was using prior which wasn't hard but this makes the tamago rectangles perfect. It's smaller than eggspected but I still love it. The strips I cut don't reach the end of a seaweed sheet for sushi rolls so I have to use two. It's not completely non stick like a TFal or other brand names of teflon, but with a brush or some oil and it's just the same. <hl> If you haven't already looked I have posted pictures to show size and my first tamagos made . <hl>

This is my first Tamago Pan so I can't really be fair when I say it's awesome. I'm comparing it to my round omelette pan I was using prior which wasn't hard but this makes the tamago rectangles perfect. It's smaller than eggspected but I still love it. The strips I cut don't reach the end of a seaweed sheet for sushi rolls so I have to use two.It's not completely non stick like a TFal or other brand names of teflon, but with a brush or some oil and it's just the same.If you haven't already looked <hl> I have posted pictures to show size and my first tamagos made <hl>.

If you haven't already looked <hl> I have posted pictures to show size and my first tamagos made <hl> .


Question: Where is the cookware engineered?

This is outstanding cookware and the price makes it a really good value. What I like about the Wearever set is the bright color and the white inside makes it easy to tell the 'doneness' of the food being cooked. The see-through lid and the vent ports are a real plus. Sets level and cooks evenly. That's important to me. It's easy to clean and although it is dishwasher safe, I prefer to wash by hand. This nice cookware should last a lifetime. It's engineered in USA. Does this mean that it is made in USA? It's a perfect set for me since I live alone so the three pans are perfect. What I'll add is a one quart pan then I'll a beautiful set of nice cookware. Highly recommended!

Answer: USA

It's engineered in USA .

This is outstanding cookware and the price makes it a really good value. What I like about the Wearever set is the bright color and the white inside makes it easy to tell the 'doneness' of the food being cooked. The see-through lid and the vent ports are a real plus. Sets level and cooks evenly. That's important to me. It's easy to clean and although it is dishwasher safe, I prefer to wash by hand. This nice cookware should last a lifetime. <hl> It's engineered in USA . <hl> Does this mean that it is made in USA? It's a perfect set for me since I live alone so the three pans are perfect. What I'll add is a one quart pan then I'll a beautiful set of nice cookware. Highly recommended!

This is outstanding cookware and the price makes it a really good value. What I like about the Wearever set is the bright color and the white inside makes it easy to tell the 'doneness' of the food being cooked. The see-through lid and the vent ports are a real plus. Sets level and cooks evenly. That's important to me. It's easy to clean and although it is dishwasher safe, I prefer to wash by hand. This nice cookware should last a lifetime. It's engineered in <hl> USA <hl>. Does this mean that it is made in USA? It's a perfect set for me since I live alone so the three pans are perfect. What I'll add is a one quart pan then I'll a beautiful set of nice cookware. Highly recommended!


Question: What makes the Wearever cookware set a good value?

Answer: the price

<hl> This is outstanding cookware and the price makes it a really good value. <hl> What I like about the Wearever set is the bright color and the white inside makes it easy to tell the 'doneness' of the food being cooked. The see-through lid and the vent ports are a real plus. Sets level and cooks evenly. That's important to me. It's easy to clean and although it is dishwasher safe, I prefer to wash by hand. This nice cookware should last a lifetime. It's engineered in USA. Does this mean that it is made in USA? It's a perfect set for me since I live alone so the three pans are perfect. What I'll add is a one quart pan then I'll a beautiful set of nice cookware. Highly recommended!

This is outstanding cookware and <hl> the price <hl> makes it a really good value. What I like about the Wearever set is the bright color and the white inside makes it easy to tell the 'doneness' of the food being cooked. The see-through lid and the vent ports are a real plus. Sets level and cooks evenly. That's important to me. It's easy to clean and although it is dishwasher safe, I prefer to wash by hand. This nice cookware should last a lifetime. It's engineered in USA. Does this mean that it is made in USA? It's a perfect set for me since I live alone so the three pans are perfect. What I'll add is a one quart pan then I'll a beautiful set of nice cookware. Highly recommended!


Question: How do you know when the Wearever cookware set has finished cooking food?

Answer: the white inside

This is outstanding cookware and the price makes it a really good value. <hl> What I like about the Wearever set is the bright color and the white inside makes it easy to tell the 'doneness' of the food being cooked. <hl> The see-through lid and the vent ports are a real plus. Sets level and cooks evenly. That's important to me. It's easy to clean and although it is dishwasher safe, I prefer to wash by hand. This nice cookware should last a lifetime. It's engineered in USA. Does this mean that it is made in USA? It's a perfect set for me since I live alone so the three pans are perfect. What I'll add is a one quart pan then I'll a beautiful set of nice cookware. Highly recommended!

This is outstanding cookware and the price makes it a really good value. What I like about the Wearever set is the bright color and <hl> the white inside <hl> makes it easy to tell the 'doneness' of the food being cooked. The see-through lid and the vent ports are a real plus. Sets level and cooks evenly. That's important to me. It's easy to clean and although it is dishwasher safe, I prefer to wash by hand. This nice cookware should last a lifetime. It's engineered in USA. Does this mean that it is made in USA? It's a perfect set for me since I live alone so the three pans are perfect. What I'll add is a one quart pan then I'll a beautiful set of nice cookware. Highly recommended!


Question: How much water will the coffee pot hold according to the box?

BOUGHT THIS COFFEE POT FEB. 10 GOT IT ABOUT 15-just got around to using it because I'v been waiting to buy tea pot for boiling water-I wanted to make the pot so I would know how much water to put in the pot. The box says 8 cups-64 OZ.-NO way was this pot going to hold 8 cups or 64 OZ!--It holds 24 OZ which is fine by me-no way did I need 64 OZ of coffee first thing in the AM. I love my coffee pot have no complaints about it but the math on the box just did'nt add up- Thought you might like to know my observation-but again you may have already figured this out for your self.

Answer: 8 cups-64 OZ

BOUGHT THIS COFFEE POT FEB. 10 GOT IT ABOUT 15-just got around to using it because I'v been waiting to buy tea pot for boiling water-I wanted to make the pot so I would know how much water to put in the pot. <hl> The box says 8 cups-64 OZ .-NO way was this pot going to hold 8 cups or 64 OZ!--It holds 24 OZ which is fine by me-no way did I need 64 OZ of coffee first thing in the AM. <hl> I love my coffee pot have no complaints about it but the math on the box just did'nt add up- Thought you might like to know my observation-but again you may have already figured this out for your self.

BOUGHT THIS COFFEE POT FEB. 10 GOT IT ABOUT 15-just got around to using it because I'v been waiting to buy tea pot for boiling water-I wanted to make the pot so I would know how much water to put in the pot. The box says <hl> 8 cups-64 OZ <hl>.-NO way was this pot going to hold 8 cups or 64 OZ!--It holds 24 OZ which is fine by me-no way did I need 64 OZ of coffee first thing in the AM. I love my coffee pot have no complaints about it but the math on the box just did'nt add up- Thought you might like to know my observation-but again you may have already figured this out for your self.

The box says <hl> 8 cups-64 OZ <hl> .-NO way was this pot going to hold 8 cups or 64 OZ!--It holds 24 OZ which is fine by me-no way did I need 64 OZ of coffee first thing in the AM.


Question: Realistically, how much water does the coffee pot actually hold?

Answer: 24 OZ

BOUGHT THIS COFFEE POT FEB. 10 GOT IT ABOUT 15-just got around to using it because I'v been waiting to buy tea pot for boiling water-I wanted to make the pot so I would know how much water to put in the pot. <hl> The box says 8 cups-64 OZ.-NO way was this pot going to hold 8 cups or 64 OZ!--It holds 24 OZ which is fine by me-no way did I need 64 OZ of coffee first thing in the AM. <hl> I love my coffee pot have no complaints about it but the math on the box just did'nt add up- Thought you might like to know my observation-but again you may have already figured this out for your self.

BOUGHT THIS COFFEE POT FEB. 10 GOT IT ABOUT 15-just got around to using it because I'v been waiting to buy tea pot for boiling water-I wanted to make the pot so I would know how much water to put in the pot. The box says 8 cups-64 OZ.-NO way was this pot going to hold 8 cups or 64 OZ!--It holds <hl> 24 OZ <hl> which is fine by me-no way did I need 64 OZ of coffee first thing in the AM. I love my coffee pot have no complaints about it but the math on the box just did'nt add up- Thought you might like to know my observation-but again you may have already figured this out for your self.


Question: When did the consumer purchase the coffee pot?

Answer: FEB. 10

<hl> BOUGHT THIS COFFEE POT FEB. 10 GOT IT ABOUT 15-just got around to using it because I'v been waiting to buy tea pot for boiling water-I wanted to make the pot so I would know how much water to put in the pot. <hl> The box says 8 cups-64 OZ.-NO way was this pot going to hold 8 cups or 64 OZ!--It holds 24 OZ which is fine by me-no way did I need 64 OZ of coffee first thing in the AM. I love my coffee pot have no complaints about it but the math on the box just did'nt add up- Thought you might like to know my observation-but again you may have already figured this out for your self.

BOUGHT THIS COFFEE POT <hl> FEB. 10 <hl> GOT IT ABOUT 15-just got around to using it because I'v been waiting to buy tea pot for boiling water-I wanted to make the pot so I would know how much water to put in the pot. The box says 8 cups-64 OZ.-NO way was this pot going to hold 8 cups or 64 OZ!--It holds 24 OZ which is fine by me-no way did I need 64 OZ of coffee first thing in the AM. I love my coffee pot have no complaints about it but the math on the box just did'nt add up- Thought you might like to know my observation-but again you may have already figured this out for your self.


Question: When did the consumer receive the coffee pot?

Answer: GOT IT ABOUT 15

BOUGHT THIS COFFEE POT FEB. <hl> 10 GOT IT ABOUT 15 -just got around to using it because I'v been waiting to buy tea pot for boiling water-I wanted to make the pot <hl> so I would know how much water to put in the pot. The box says 8 cups-64 OZ.-NO way was this pot going to hold 8 cups or 64 OZ!--It holds 24 OZ which is fine by me-no way did I need 64 OZ of coffee first thing in the AM. I love my coffee pot have no complaints about it but the math on the box just did'nt add up- Thought you might like to know my observation-but again you may have already figured this out for your self.

BOUGHT THIS COFFEE POT FEB. 10 <hl> GOT IT ABOUT 15 <hl>-just got around to using it because I'v been waiting to buy tea pot for boiling water-I wanted to make the pot so I would know how much water to put in the pot. The box says 8 cups-64 OZ.-NO way was this pot going to hold 8 cups or 64 OZ!--It holds 24 OZ which is fine by me-no way did I need 64 OZ of coffee first thing in the AM. I love my coffee pot have no complaints about it but the math on the box just did'nt add up- Thought you might like to know my observation-but again you may have already figured this out for your self.

10 <hl> GOT IT ABOUT 15 <hl> -just got around to using it because I'v been waiting to buy tea pot for boiling water-I wanted to make the pot


Question: What are the consumers feelings about the coffee pot?

Answer: I love my coffee pot

BOUGHT THIS COFFEE POT FEB. 10 GOT IT ABOUT 15-just got around to using it because I'v been waiting to buy tea pot for boiling water-I wanted to make the pot so I would know how much water to put in the pot. The box says 8 cups-64 OZ.-NO way was this pot going to hold 8 cups or 64 OZ!--It holds 24 OZ which is fine by me-no way did I need 64 OZ of coffee first thing in the AM. <hl> I love my coffee pot have no complaints about it but the math on the box just did'nt add up- <hl> Thought you might like to know my observation-but again you may have already figured this out for your self.

BOUGHT THIS COFFEE POT FEB. 10 GOT IT ABOUT 15-just got around to using it because I'v been waiting to buy tea pot for boiling water-I wanted to make the pot so I would know how much water to put in the pot. The box says 8 cups-64 OZ.-NO way was this pot going to hold 8 cups or 64 OZ!--It holds 24 OZ which is fine by me-no way did I need 64 OZ of coffee first thing in the AM. <hl> I love my coffee pot <hl> have no complaints about it but the math on the box just did'nt add up- Thought you might like to know my observation-but again you may have already figured this out for your self.


Question: How can you use the grill pan indoors?

For approximately three years I have used this grill pan to grill indoors. In fact I used it once again to prepare our Fourth of July barbecue inside the house as the wind was blowing. The wind blows here a lot, so I've used this pan many times to get the barbecue flavor indoors.I use my high heat burner to preheat the pan and then grill steaks, hamburgers or hot dogs on it. The pan leaves authentic grill marks on the food. It looks and pretty well tastes like food grilled on the outdoor barbecue grill.The pan is very easy to clean. I let the pan cool and then add a small amount of water to it. I then simmer the water to help release some of the barbecue mess. I gently scrub the pan with my nylon scrubber and I am done.Great tasting food with a pan that's easy to use and clean.

Answer: high heat burner to preheat the pan and then grill

For approximately three years I have used this grill pan to grill indoors. In fact I used it once again to prepare our Fourth of July barbecue inside the house as the wind was blowing. The wind blows here a lot, so I've used this pan many times to get the barbecue flavor indoors. <hl> I use my high heat burner to preheat the pan and then grill steaks, hamburgers or hot dogs on it. <hl> The pan leaves authentic grill marks on the food. It looks and pretty well tastes like food grilled on the outdoor barbecue grill. The pan is very easy to clean. I let the pan cool and then add a small amount of water to it. I then simmer the water to help release some of the barbecue mess. I gently scrub the pan with my nylon scrubber and I am done. Great tasting food with a pan that's easy to use and clean.

For approximately three years I have used this grill pan to grill indoors. In fact I used it once again to prepare our Fourth of July barbecue inside the house as the wind was blowing. The wind blows here a lot, so I've used this pan many times to get the barbecue flavor indoors.I use my <hl> high heat burner to preheat the pan and then grill <hl> steaks, hamburgers or hot dogs on it. The pan leaves authentic grill marks on the food. It looks and pretty well tastes like food grilled on the outdoor barbecue grill.The pan is very easy to clean. I let the pan cool and then add a small amount of water to it. I then simmer the water to help release some of the barbecue mess. I gently scrub the pan with my nylon scrubber and I am done.Great tasting food with a pan that's easy to use and clean.


Question: How long has the consumer been using the grill pan indoors?

Answer: three years

<hl> For approximately three years I have used this grill pan to grill indoors. <hl> In fact I used it once again to prepare our Fourth of July barbecue inside the house as the wind was blowing. The wind blows here a lot, so I've used this pan many times to get the barbecue flavor indoors. I use my high heat burner to preheat the pan and then grill steaks, hamburgers or hot dogs on it. The pan leaves authentic grill marks on the food. It looks and pretty well tastes like food grilled on the outdoor barbecue grill. The pan is very easy to clean. I let the pan cool and then add a small amount of water to it. I then simmer the water to help release some of the barbecue mess. I gently scrub the pan with my nylon scrubber and I am done. Great tasting food with a pan that's easy to use and clean.

For approximately <hl> three years <hl> I have used this grill pan to grill indoors. In fact I used it once again to prepare our Fourth of July barbecue inside the house as the wind was blowing. The wind blows here a lot, so I've used this pan many times to get the barbecue flavor indoors.I use my high heat burner to preheat the pan and then grill steaks, hamburgers or hot dogs on it. The pan leaves authentic grill marks on the food. It looks and pretty well tastes like food grilled on the outdoor barbecue grill.The pan is very easy to clean. I let the pan cool and then add a small amount of water to it. I then simmer the water to help release some of the barbecue mess. I gently scrub the pan with my nylon scrubber and I am done.Great tasting food with a pan that's easy to use and clean.


Question: At what holiday has the consumer used the grill pan?

Answer: Fourth of July

For approximately three years I have used this grill pan to grill indoors. <hl> In fact I used it once again to prepare our Fourth of July barbecue inside the house as the wind was blowing. <hl> The wind blows here a lot, so I've used this pan many times to get the barbecue flavor indoors. I use my high heat burner to preheat the pan and then grill steaks, hamburgers or hot dogs on it. The pan leaves authentic grill marks on the food. It looks and pretty well tastes like food grilled on the outdoor barbecue grill. The pan is very easy to clean. I let the pan cool and then add a small amount of water to it. I then simmer the water to help release some of the barbecue mess. I gently scrub the pan with my nylon scrubber and I am done. Great tasting food with a pan that's easy to use and clean.

For approximately three years I have used this grill pan to grill indoors. In fact I used it once again to prepare our <hl> Fourth of July <hl> barbecue inside the house as the wind was blowing. The wind blows here a lot, so I've used this pan many times to get the barbecue flavor indoors.I use my high heat burner to preheat the pan and then grill steaks, hamburgers or hot dogs on it. The pan leaves authentic grill marks on the food. It looks and pretty well tastes like food grilled on the outdoor barbecue grill.The pan is very easy to clean. I let the pan cool and then add a small amount of water to it. I then simmer the water to help release some of the barbecue mess. I gently scrub the pan with my nylon scrubber and I am done.Great tasting food with a pan that's easy to use and clean.


Question: Does the pan make distinct grill marks on the food?

Answer: The pan leaves authentic grill marks

For approximately three years I have used this grill pan to grill indoors. In fact I used it once again to prepare our Fourth of July barbecue inside the house as the wind was blowing. The wind blows here a lot, so I've used this pan many times to get the barbecue flavor indoors. I use my high heat burner to preheat the pan and then grill steaks, hamburgers or hot dogs on it. <hl> The pan leaves authentic grill marks on the food. <hl> It looks and pretty well tastes like food grilled on the outdoor barbecue grill. The pan is very easy to clean. I let the pan cool and then add a small amount of water to it. I then simmer the water to help release some of the barbecue mess. I gently scrub the pan with my nylon scrubber and I am done. Great tasting food with a pan that's easy to use and clean.

For approximately three years I have used this grill pan to grill indoors. In fact I used it once again to prepare our Fourth of July barbecue inside the house as the wind was blowing. The wind blows here a lot, so I've used this pan many times to get the barbecue flavor indoors.I use my high heat burner to preheat the pan and then grill steaks, hamburgers or hot dogs on it. <hl> The pan leaves authentic grill marks <hl> on the food. It looks and pretty well tastes like food grilled on the outdoor barbecue grill.The pan is very easy to clean. I let the pan cool and then add a small amount of water to it. I then simmer the water to help release some of the barbecue mess. I gently scrub the pan with my nylon scrubber and I am done.Great tasting food with a pan that's easy to use and clean.


Question: What is the cookware brand name?

Swiss Diamond is my very favorite cookware. I would have the whole collection if I could afford it. I bought this saucepan to replace a different brand the same size, 2.5 qts. I was disappointed to find that the tapered sides make it too small for any burner location on my Corning stove top. I could use it, even though there is a good amount of "red" showing around the pan bottom when the heating element is turned on, but this is not recommended by the stove manufacturer. I guess it didn't click in when I saw the photo, that the sides were slanted instead of straight like my older pan. I can still use this in the oven, as they work great for that, but may just end up giving it to a relative with appropriate size stove burners.

Answer: Swiss Diamond

<hl> Swiss Diamond is my very favorite cookware. <hl> I would have the whole collection if I could afford it. I bought this saucepan to replace a different brand the same size, 2.5 qts. I was disappointed to find that the tapered sides make it too small for any burner location on my Corning stove top. I could use it, even though there is a good amount of "red" showing around the pan bottom when the heating element is turned on, but this is not recommended by the stove manufacturer. I guess it didn't click in when I saw the photo, that the sides were slanted instead of straight like my older pan. I can still use this in the oven, as they work great for that, but may just end up giving it to a relative with appropriate size stove burners.

<hl> Swiss Diamond <hl> is my very favorite cookware. I would have the whole collection if I could afford it. I bought this saucepan to replace a different brand the same size, 2.5 qts. I was disappointed to find that the tapered sides make it too small for any burner location on my Corning stove top. I could use it, even though there is a good amount of "red" showing around the pan bottom when the heating element is turned on, but this is not recommended by the stove manufacturer. I guess it didn't click in when I saw the photo, that the sides were slanted instead of straight like my older pan. I can still use this in the oven, as they work great for that, but may just end up giving it to a relative with appropriate size stove burners.


Question: Does the Swiss Diamond pan have straight sides?

Answer: sides were slanted

Swiss Diamond is my very favorite cookware. I would have the whole collection if I could afford it. I bought this saucepan to replace a different brand the same size, 2.5 qts. I was disappointed to find that the tapered sides make it too small for any burner location on my Corning stove top. I could use it, even though there is a good amount of "red" showing around the pan bottom when the heating element is turned on, but this is not recommended by the stove manufacturer. I guess it didn't click in when I saw the photo, <hl> that the sides were slanted instead of straight like my older pan. <hl> I can still use this in the oven, as they work great for that, but may just end up giving it to a relative with appropriate size stove burners.

Swiss Diamond is my very favorite cookware. I would have the whole collection if I could afford it. I bought this saucepan to replace a different brand the same size, 2.5 qts. I was disappointed to find that the tapered sides make it too small for any burner location on my Corning stove top. I could use it, even though there is a good amount of "red" showing around the pan bottom when the heating element is turned on, but this is not recommended by the stove manufacturer. I guess it didn't click in when I saw the photo, that the <hl> sides were slanted <hl> instead of straight like my older pan. I can still use this in the oven, as they work great for that, but may just end up giving it to a relative with appropriate size stove burners.


Question: Does the saucepan fit a Corning stove top burner?

Answer: the tapered sides make it too small for any burner location

Swiss Diamond is my very favorite cookware. I would have the whole collection if I could afford it. I bought this saucepan to replace a different brand the same size, 2.5 qts. <hl> I was disappointed to find that the tapered sides make it too small for any burner location on my Corning stove top. <hl> I could use it, even though there is a good amount of "red" showing around the pan bottom when the heating element is turned on, but this is not recommended by the stove manufacturer. I guess it didn't click in when I saw the photo, that the sides were slanted instead of straight like my older pan. I can still use this in the oven, as they work great for that, but may just end up giving it to a relative with appropriate size stove burners.

Swiss Diamond is my very favorite cookware. I would have the whole collection if I could afford it. I bought this saucepan to replace a different brand the same size, 2.5 qts. I was disappointed to find that <hl> the tapered sides make it too small for any burner location <hl> on my Corning stove top. I could use it, even though there is a good amount of "red" showing around the pan bottom when the heating element is turned on, but this is not recommended by the stove manufacturer. I guess it didn't click in when I saw the photo, that the sides were slanted instead of straight like my older pan. I can still use this in the oven, as they work great for that, but may just end up giving it to a relative with appropriate size stove burners.


Question: Can Swiss Diamond saucepan be used in an oven?

Answer: use this in the oven

Swiss Diamond is my very favorite cookware. I would have the whole collection if I could afford it. I bought this saucepan to replace a different brand the same size, 2.5 qts. I was disappointed to find that the tapered sides make it too small for any burner location on my Corning stove top. I could use it, even though there is a good amount of "red" showing around the pan bottom when the heating element is turned on, but this is not recommended by the stove manufacturer. I guess it didn't click in when I saw the photo, that the sides were slanted instead of straight like my older pan. <hl> I can still use this in the oven , as they work great for that, but may just end up giving it to a relative with appropriate size stove burners. <hl>

Swiss Diamond is my very favorite cookware. I would have the whole collection if I could afford it. I bought this saucepan to replace a different brand the same size, 2.5 qts. I was disappointed to find that the tapered sides make it too small for any burner location on my Corning stove top. I could use it, even though there is a good amount of "red" showing around the pan bottom when the heating element is turned on, but this is not recommended by the stove manufacturer. I guess it didn't click in when I saw the photo, that the sides were slanted instead of straight like my older pan. I can still <hl> use this in the oven <hl>, as they work great for that, but may just end up giving it to a relative with appropriate size stove burners.

I can still <hl> use this in the oven <hl> , as they work great for that, but may just end up giving it to a relative with appropriate size stove burners.


Question: Who delivered the queen size bed?

The queen size bed I got arrived very quickly. I ordered it on a Friday and it arrived by Fedex Tuesday. The only problem is, the center supports on one of the halves of the frame was broken off. When i took the product out of the packaging the center support fell to the ground as I was lifting the folded piece out, meaning my actions had no effect on its condition. The weld that holds the center support to the frame was done poorly on that have, but was better, much sturdier, and not broken on the other half. With a bed resting on the frame I will be able to place the broken piece in the appropriate place and secure it, so I won't bother returning the item. According to other reviews, this is a rare occurrence, so don't let it be the only reason you don't buy this frame.

Answer: Fedex

The queen size bed I got arrived very quickly. <hl> I ordered it on a Friday and it arrived by Fedex Tuesday. <hl> The only problem is, the center supports on one of the halves of the frame was broken off. When i took the product out of the packaging the center support fell to the ground as I was lifting the folded piece out, meaning my actions had no effect on its condition. The weld that holds the center support to the frame was done poorly on that have, but was better, much sturdier, and not broken on the other half. With a bed resting on the frame I will be able to place the broken piece in the appropriate place and secure it, so I won't bother returning the item. According to other reviews, this is a rare occurrence, so don't let it be the only reason you don't buy this frame.

The queen size bed I got arrived very quickly. I ordered it on a Friday and it arrived by <hl> Fedex <hl> Tuesday. The only problem is, the center supports on one of the halves of the frame was broken off. When i took the product out of the packaging the center support fell to the ground as I was lifting the folded piece out, meaning my actions had no effect on its condition. The weld that holds the center support to the frame was done poorly on that have, but was better, much sturdier, and not broken on the other half. With a bed resting on the frame I will be able to place the broken piece in the appropriate place and secure it, so I won't bother returning the item. According to other reviews, this is a rare occurrence, so don't let it be the only reason you don't buy this frame.


Question: What day was the queen size bed ordered?

Answer: Friday

The queen size bed I got arrived very quickly. <hl> I ordered it on a Friday and it arrived by Fedex Tuesday. <hl> The only problem is, the center supports on one of the halves of the frame was broken off. When i took the product out of the packaging the center support fell to the ground as I was lifting the folded piece out, meaning my actions had no effect on its condition. The weld that holds the center support to the frame was done poorly on that have, but was better, much sturdier, and not broken on the other half. With a bed resting on the frame I will be able to place the broken piece in the appropriate place and secure it, so I won't bother returning the item. According to other reviews, this is a rare occurrence, so don't let it be the only reason you don't buy this frame.

The queen size bed I got arrived very quickly. I ordered it on a <hl> Friday <hl> and it arrived by Fedex Tuesday. The only problem is, the center supports on one of the halves of the frame was broken off. When i took the product out of the packaging the center support fell to the ground as I was lifting the folded piece out, meaning my actions had no effect on its condition. The weld that holds the center support to the frame was done poorly on that have, but was better, much sturdier, and not broken on the other half. With a bed resting on the frame I will be able to place the broken piece in the appropriate place and secure it, so I won't bother returning the item. According to other reviews, this is a rare occurrence, so don't let it be the only reason you don't buy this frame.