Question: How much was paid for the knife?

Answer: $15

Yes, it's a little flimsy, but on the whole it's been working great for us, after several months of daily use. With the benefit of the other reviews (thanks!), I knew to order the longer bread knife, and despite its shaky appearance it has been holding up very well. I love the removable crumb catcher! And for us, the slices are even and the size is fine. We purchased this to replace an old plastic model on uneven raised legs and are much happier with this design. Although it's rather long, the low profile actually makes it easier to use and less of a storage problem than our previous slicer. I'd call it a good buy. Update, about a year later: The enthusiastic slicer in our family has managed to knock off one of the plastic strips, but that's easy enough to work around so doesn't create a problem. Most of the wood strips have become detached though, so something needs to be done. My handy husband wants to reattach them with tiny nails, but my solution is just to buy another one. <hl> Well over a year's worth of solid performance doesn't seem unreasonable for $15 , so although we'd be happier if it were more durable, we like the way it works otherwise and I don't see any better options so am about to just order one more. <hl>

Yes, it's a little flimsy, but on the whole it's been working great for us, after several months of daily use. With the benefit of the other reviews (thanks!), I knew to order the longer bread knife, and despite its shaky appearance it has been holding up very well. I love the removable crumb catcher! And for us, the slices are even and the size is fine. We purchased this to replace an old plastic model on uneven raised legs and are much happier with this design. Although it's rather long, the low profile actually makes it easier to use and less of a storage problem than our previous slicer. I'd call it a good buy.Update, about a year later: The enthusiastic slicer in our family has managed to knock off one of the plastic strips, but that's easy enough to work around so doesn't create a problem. Most of the wood strips have become detached though, so something needs to be done. My handy husband wants to reattach them with tiny nails, but my solution is just to buy another one. Well over a year's worth of solid performance doesn't seem unreasonable for <hl> $15 <hl>, so although we'd be happier if it were more durable, we like the way it works otherwise and I don't see any better options so am about to just order one more.

Well over a year's worth of solid performance doesn't seem unreasonable for <hl> $15 <hl> , so although we'd be happier if it were more durable, we like the way it works otherwise and I don't see any better options so am about to just order one more.


Question: How long has the reviewer had the knife so far?

Yes, it's a little flimsy, but on the whole it's been working great for us, after several months of daily use. With the benefit of the other reviews (thanks!), I knew to order the longer bread knife, and despite its shaky appearance it has been holding up very well. I love the removable crumb catcher! And for us, the slices are even and the size is fine. We purchased this to replace an old plastic model on uneven raised legs and are much happier with this design. Although it's rather long, the low profile actually makes it easier to use and less of a storage problem than our previous slicer. I'd call it a good buy.Update, about a year later: The enthusiastic slicer in our family has managed to knock off one of the plastic strips, but that's easy enough to work around so doesn't create a problem. Most of the wood strips have become detached though, so something needs to be done. My handy husband wants to reattach them with tiny nails, but my solution is just to buy another one. Well over a year's worth of solid performance doesn't seem unreasonable for $15, so although we'd be happier if it were more durable, we like the way it works otherwise and I don't see any better options so am about to just order one more.

Answer: over a year's

Yes, it's a little flimsy, but on the whole it's been working great for us, after several months of daily use. With the benefit of the other reviews (thanks!), I knew to order the longer bread knife, and despite its shaky appearance it has been holding up very well. I love the removable crumb catcher! And for us, the slices are even and the size is fine. We purchased this to replace an old plastic model on uneven raised legs and are much happier with this design. Although it's rather long, the low profile actually makes it easier to use and less of a storage problem than our previous slicer. I'd call it a good buy. Update, about a year later: The enthusiastic slicer in our family has managed to knock off one of the plastic strips, but that's easy enough to work around so doesn't create a problem. Most of the wood strips have become detached though, so something needs to be done. My handy husband wants to reattach them with tiny nails, but my solution is just to buy another one. <hl> Well over a year's worth of solid performance doesn't seem unreasonable for $15, so although we'd be happier if it were more durable, we like the way it works otherwise and I don't see any better options so am about to just order one more. <hl>

Yes, it's a little flimsy, but on the whole it's been working great for us, after several months of daily use. With the benefit of the other reviews (thanks!), I knew to order the longer bread knife, and despite its shaky appearance it has been holding up very well. I love the removable crumb catcher! And for us, the slices are even and the size is fine. We purchased this to replace an old plastic model on uneven raised legs and are much happier with this design. Although it's rather long, the low profile actually makes it easier to use and less of a storage problem than our previous slicer. I'd call it a good buy.Update, about a year later: The enthusiastic slicer in our family has managed to knock off one of the plastic strips, but that's easy enough to work around so doesn't create a problem. Most of the wood strips have become detached though, so something needs to be done. My handy husband wants to reattach them with tiny nails, but my solution is just to buy another one. Well <hl> over a year's <hl> worth of solid performance doesn't seem unreasonable for $15, so although we'd be happier if it were more durable, we like the way it works otherwise and I don't see any better options so am about to just order one more.


Question: Why shouldn't a consumer buy a bodom press with glass?

DO NOT BUY ANY BODUM COFFEE OR TEA PRESS THAT CONTAINS GLASS. BODUM USES A SPECIAL BOROSILICATE GLASS THAT IS EXTRAORDINARILY FRAGILE AND BREAKS FOR NO APPARENT REASON.I love Bodum Coffee Presses. But I would NEVER recommend anyone buy one with a glass beaker. You will need to replace the beaker frequently, since the special glass Bodum uses is extremely fragile, and breaks repeatedly for no apparent reason at all. I replaced four beakers, two glass tea presses, and several beakers from milk frothers in short order before giving up. Make no mistake, you do not have to bang the glass against anything for it to break. It simply cracks spontaneously for no apparent reasonBodum has come out with some presses with a LEXAN clear plastic beaker.These do not break. I assume they came out with the LEXAN product because of problems with the glass. Be warned.If you do buy this product, buy a half dozen replacement beakers at the same time. You will need them.

Answer: BODUM USES A SPECIAL BOROSILICATE GLASS THAT IS EXTRAORDINARILY FRAGILE AND BREAKS FOR NO APPARENT REASON

DO NOT BUY ANY BODUM COFFEE OR TEA PRESS THAT CONTAINS GLASS. <hl> BODUM USES A SPECIAL BOROSILICATE GLASS THAT IS EXTRAORDINARILY FRAGILE AND BREAKS FOR NO APPARENT REASON .I love Bodum Coffee Presses. <hl> But I would NEVER recommend anyone buy one with a glass beaker. You will need to replace the beaker frequently, since the special glass Bodum uses is extremely fragile, and breaks repeatedly for no apparent reason at all. I replaced four beakers, two glass tea presses, and several beakers from milk frothers in short order before giving up. Make no mistake, you do not have to bang the glass against anything for it to break. It simply cracks spontaneously for no apparent reasonBodum has come out with some presses with a LEXAN clear plastic beaker. These do not break. I assume they came out with the LEXAN product because of problems with the glass. Be warned. If you do buy this product, buy a half dozen replacement beakers at the same time. You will need them.

DO NOT BUY ANY BODUM COFFEE OR TEA PRESS THAT CONTAINS GLASS. <hl> BODUM USES A SPECIAL BOROSILICATE GLASS THAT IS EXTRAORDINARILY FRAGILE AND BREAKS FOR NO APPARENT REASON <hl>.I love Bodum Coffee Presses. But I would NEVER recommend anyone buy one with a glass beaker. You will need to replace the beaker frequently, since the special glass Bodum uses is extremely fragile, and breaks repeatedly for no apparent reason at all. I replaced four beakers, two glass tea presses, and several beakers from milk frothers in short order before giving up. Make no mistake, you do not have to bang the glass against anything for it to break. It simply cracks spontaneously for no apparent reasonBodum has come out with some presses with a LEXAN clear plastic beaker.These do not break. I assume they came out with the LEXAN product because of problems with the glass. Be warned.If you do buy this product, buy a half dozen replacement beakers at the same time. You will need them.

<hl> BODUM USES A SPECIAL BOROSILICATE GLASS THAT IS EXTRAORDINARILY FRAGILE AND BREAKS FOR NO APPARENT REASON <hl> .I love Bodum Coffee Presses.


Question: Does the user like Bodom Coffee Presses?

Answer: .I love Bodum Coffee Presses

DO NOT BUY ANY BODUM COFFEE OR TEA PRESS THAT CONTAINS GLASS. BODUM USES A SPECIAL BOROSILICATE GLASS <hl> THAT IS EXTRAORDINARILY FRAGILE AND BREAKS FOR NO APPARENT REASON .I love Bodum Coffee Presses . <hl> But I would NEVER recommend anyone buy one with a glass beaker. You will need to replace the beaker frequently, since the special glass Bodum uses is extremely fragile, and breaks repeatedly for no apparent reason at all. I replaced four beakers, two glass tea presses, and several beakers from milk frothers in short order before giving up. Make no mistake, you do not have to bang the glass against anything for it to break. It simply cracks spontaneously for no apparent reasonBodum has come out with some presses with a LEXAN clear plastic beaker. These do not break. I assume they came out with the LEXAN product because of problems with the glass. Be warned. If you do buy this product, buy a half dozen replacement beakers at the same time. You will need them.

DO NOT BUY ANY BODUM COFFEE OR TEA PRESS THAT CONTAINS GLASS. BODUM USES A SPECIAL BOROSILICATE GLASS THAT IS EXTRAORDINARILY FRAGILE AND BREAKS FOR NO APPARENT REASON<hl> .I love Bodum Coffee Presses <hl>. But I would NEVER recommend anyone buy one with a glass beaker. You will need to replace the beaker frequently, since the special glass Bodum uses is extremely fragile, and breaks repeatedly for no apparent reason at all. I replaced four beakers, two glass tea presses, and several beakers from milk frothers in short order before giving up. Make no mistake, you do not have to bang the glass against anything for it to break. It simply cracks spontaneously for no apparent reasonBodum has come out with some presses with a LEXAN clear plastic beaker.These do not break. I assume they came out with the LEXAN product because of problems with the glass. Be warned.If you do buy this product, buy a half dozen replacement beakers at the same time. You will need them.

THAT IS EXTRAORDINARILY FRAGILE AND BREAKS FOR NO APPARENT REASON <hl> .I love Bodum Coffee Presses <hl> .


Question: What plastic brand does the reviewer recommend?

Answer: LEXAN clear plastic beaker

DO NOT BUY ANY BODUM COFFEE OR TEA PRESS THAT CONTAINS GLASS. BODUM USES A SPECIAL BOROSILICATE GLASS THAT IS EXTRAORDINARILY FRAGILE AND BREAKS FOR NO APPARENT REASON.I love Bodum Coffee Presses. But I would NEVER recommend anyone buy one with a glass beaker. You will need to replace the beaker frequently, since the special glass Bodum uses is extremely fragile, and breaks repeatedly for no apparent reason at all. I replaced four beakers, two glass tea presses, and several beakers from milk frothers in short order before giving up. Make no mistake, you do not have to bang the glass against anything for it to break. <hl> It simply cracks spontaneously for no apparent reasonBodum has come out with some presses with a LEXAN clear plastic beaker .These do not break. <hl> I assume they came out with the LEXAN product because of problems with the glass. Be warned. If you do buy this product, buy a half dozen replacement beakers at the same time. You will need them.

DO NOT BUY ANY BODUM COFFEE OR TEA PRESS THAT CONTAINS GLASS. BODUM USES A SPECIAL BOROSILICATE GLASS THAT IS EXTRAORDINARILY FRAGILE AND BREAKS FOR NO APPARENT REASON.I love Bodum Coffee Presses. But I would NEVER recommend anyone buy one with a glass beaker. You will need to replace the beaker frequently, since the special glass Bodum uses is extremely fragile, and breaks repeatedly for no apparent reason at all. I replaced four beakers, two glass tea presses, and several beakers from milk frothers in short order before giving up. Make no mistake, you do not have to bang the glass against anything for it to break. It simply cracks spontaneously for no apparent reasonBodum has come out with some presses with a <hl> LEXAN clear plastic beaker <hl>.These do not break. I assume they came out with the LEXAN product because of problems with the glass. Be warned.If you do buy this product, buy a half dozen replacement beakers at the same time. You will need them.

It simply cracks spontaneously for no apparent reasonBodum has come out with some presses with a <hl> LEXAN clear plastic beaker <hl> .These do not break.


Question: How many items has the user replaced due to breakage?

Answer: four beakers, two glass tea presses, and several beakers from milk frothers

DO NOT BUY ANY BODUM COFFEE OR TEA PRESS THAT CONTAINS GLASS. BODUM USES A SPECIAL BOROSILICATE GLASS THAT IS EXTRAORDINARILY FRAGILE AND BREAKS FOR NO APPARENT REASON.I love Bodum Coffee Presses. But I would NEVER recommend anyone buy one with a glass beaker. You will need to replace the beaker frequently, since the special glass Bodum uses is extremely fragile, and breaks repeatedly for no apparent reason at all. <hl> I replaced four beakers, two glass tea presses, and several beakers from milk frothers in short order before giving up. <hl> Make no mistake, you do not have to bang the glass against anything for it to break. It simply cracks spontaneously for no apparent reasonBodum has come out with some presses with a LEXAN clear plastic beaker. These do not break. I assume they came out with the LEXAN product because of problems with the glass. Be warned. If you do buy this product, buy a half dozen replacement beakers at the same time. You will need them.

DO NOT BUY ANY BODUM COFFEE OR TEA PRESS THAT CONTAINS GLASS. BODUM USES A SPECIAL BOROSILICATE GLASS THAT IS EXTRAORDINARILY FRAGILE AND BREAKS FOR NO APPARENT REASON.I love Bodum Coffee Presses. But I would NEVER recommend anyone buy one with a glass beaker. You will need to replace the beaker frequently, since the special glass Bodum uses is extremely fragile, and breaks repeatedly for no apparent reason at all. I replaced <hl> four beakers, two glass tea presses, and several beakers from milk frothers <hl> in short order before giving up. Make no mistake, you do not have to bang the glass against anything for it to break. It simply cracks spontaneously for no apparent reasonBodum has come out with some presses with a LEXAN clear plastic beaker.These do not break. I assume they came out with the LEXAN product because of problems with the glass. Be warned.If you do buy this product, buy a half dozen replacement beakers at the same time. You will need them.


Question: According to the reviewer, why did Bodom come out with the Lexan products?

Answer: because of problems with the glass

DO NOT BUY ANY BODUM COFFEE OR TEA PRESS THAT CONTAINS GLASS. BODUM USES A SPECIAL BOROSILICATE GLASS THAT IS EXTRAORDINARILY FRAGILE AND BREAKS FOR NO APPARENT REASON.I love Bodum Coffee Presses. But I would NEVER recommend anyone buy one with a glass beaker. You will need to replace the beaker frequently, since the special glass Bodum uses is extremely fragile, and breaks repeatedly for no apparent reason at all. I replaced four beakers, two glass tea presses, and several beakers from milk frothers in short order before giving up. Make no mistake, you do not have to bang the glass against anything for it to break. It simply cracks spontaneously for no apparent reasonBodum has come out with some presses with a LEXAN clear plastic beaker. These do not break. <hl> I assume they came out with the LEXAN product because of problems with the glass . <hl> Be warned. If you do buy this product, buy a half dozen replacement beakers at the same time. You will need them.

DO NOT BUY ANY BODUM COFFEE OR TEA PRESS THAT CONTAINS GLASS. BODUM USES A SPECIAL BOROSILICATE GLASS THAT IS EXTRAORDINARILY FRAGILE AND BREAKS FOR NO APPARENT REASON.I love Bodum Coffee Presses. But I would NEVER recommend anyone buy one with a glass beaker. You will need to replace the beaker frequently, since the special glass Bodum uses is extremely fragile, and breaks repeatedly for no apparent reason at all. I replaced four beakers, two glass tea presses, and several beakers from milk frothers in short order before giving up. Make no mistake, you do not have to bang the glass against anything for it to break. It simply cracks spontaneously for no apparent reasonBodum has come out with some presses with a LEXAN clear plastic beaker.These do not break. I assume they came out with the LEXAN product <hl> because of problems with the glass <hl>. Be warned.If you do buy this product, buy a half dozen replacement beakers at the same time. You will need them.

I assume they came out with the LEXAN product <hl> because of problems with the glass <hl> .


Question: What is being reviewed?

I ordered this pillow because I was sick of the department store pillows going flat after a few months of use. It came packaged well, fluffed up in the dryer, and has kept up its shape so far (almost 4 months). However, I started getting headaches, which I never do. I don't drink alcohol or caffeine and couldn't think of anything other than this pillow. I switched back to a regular pillow and the headaches stopped. I think the pillow is too firm and it pinched a nerve or something while I slept (stomach sleeper). I still use it when propped up in bed reading or watching tv, but not for sleeping because it's not worth the headaches.

Answer: pillow

<hl> I ordered this pillow because I was sick of the department store pillows going flat after a few months of use. <hl> It came packaged well, fluffed up in the dryer, and has kept up its shape so far (almost 4 months). However, I started getting headaches, which I never do. I don't drink alcohol or caffeine and couldn't think of anything other than this pillow. I switched back to a regular pillow and the headaches stopped. I think the pillow is too firm and it pinched a nerve or something while I slept (stomach sleeper). I still use it when propped up in bed reading or watching tv, but not for sleeping because it's not worth the headaches.

I ordered this <hl> pillow <hl> because I was sick of the department store pillows going flat after a few months of use. It came packaged well, fluffed up in the dryer, and has kept up its shape so far (almost 4 months). However, I started getting headaches, which I never do. I don't drink alcohol or caffeine and couldn't think of anything other than this pillow. I switched back to a regular pillow and the headaches stopped. I think the pillow is too firm and it pinched a nerve or something while I slept (stomach sleeper). I still use it when propped up in bed reading or watching tv, but not for sleeping because it's not worth the headaches.


Question: What was the author sick of?

Answer: department store pillows

<hl> I ordered this pillow because I was sick of the department store pillows going flat after a few months of use. <hl> It came packaged well, fluffed up in the dryer, and has kept up its shape so far (almost 4 months). However, I started getting headaches, which I never do. I don't drink alcohol or caffeine and couldn't think of anything other than this pillow. I switched back to a regular pillow and the headaches stopped. I think the pillow is too firm and it pinched a nerve or something while I slept (stomach sleeper). I still use it when propped up in bed reading or watching tv, but not for sleeping because it's not worth the headaches.

I ordered this pillow because I was sick of the <hl> department store pillows <hl> going flat after a few months of use. It came packaged well, fluffed up in the dryer, and has kept up its shape so far (almost 4 months). However, I started getting headaches, which I never do. I don't drink alcohol or caffeine and couldn't think of anything other than this pillow. I switched back to a regular pillow and the headaches stopped. I think the pillow is too firm and it pinched a nerve or something while I slept (stomach sleeper). I still use it when propped up in bed reading or watching tv, but not for sleeping because it's not worth the headaches.


Question: What do department store pillows do?

Answer: going flat

<hl> I ordered this pillow because I was sick of the department store pillows going flat after a few months of use. <hl> It came packaged well, fluffed up in the dryer, and has kept up its shape so far (almost 4 months). However, I started getting headaches, which I never do. I don't drink alcohol or caffeine and couldn't think of anything other than this pillow. I switched back to a regular pillow and the headaches stopped. I think the pillow is too firm and it pinched a nerve or something while I slept (stomach sleeper). I still use it when propped up in bed reading or watching tv, but not for sleeping because it's not worth the headaches.

I ordered this pillow because I was sick of the department store pillows <hl> going flat <hl> after a few months of use. It came packaged well, fluffed up in the dryer, and has kept up its shape so far (almost 4 months). However, I started getting headaches, which I never do. I don't drink alcohol or caffeine and couldn't think of anything other than this pillow. I switched back to a regular pillow and the headaches stopped. I think the pillow is too firm and it pinched a nerve or something while I slept (stomach sleeper). I still use it when propped up in bed reading or watching tv, but not for sleeping because it's not worth the headaches.


Question: How long do department store pillows last?

Answer: a few months

<hl> I ordered this pillow because I was sick of the department store pillows going flat after a few months of use. <hl> It came packaged well, fluffed up in the dryer, and has kept up its shape so far (almost 4 months). However, I started getting headaches, which I never do. I don't drink alcohol or caffeine and couldn't think of anything other than this pillow. I switched back to a regular pillow and the headaches stopped. I think the pillow is too firm and it pinched a nerve or something while I slept (stomach sleeper). I still use it when propped up in bed reading or watching tv, but not for sleeping because it's not worth the headaches.

I ordered this pillow because I was sick of the department store pillows going flat after <hl> a few months <hl> of use. It came packaged well, fluffed up in the dryer, and has kept up its shape so far (almost 4 months). However, I started getting headaches, which I never do. I don't drink alcohol or caffeine and couldn't think of anything other than this pillow. I switched back to a regular pillow and the headaches stopped. I think the pillow is too firm and it pinched a nerve or something while I slept (stomach sleeper). I still use it when propped up in bed reading or watching tv, but not for sleeping because it's not worth the headaches.


Question: What fluffed up the pillow?

Answer: dryer

I ordered this pillow because I was sick of the department store pillows going flat after a few months of use. <hl> It came packaged well, fluffed up in the dryer , and has kept up its shape so far (almost 4 months). <hl> However, I started getting headaches, which I never do. I don't drink alcohol or caffeine and couldn't think of anything other than this pillow. I switched back to a regular pillow and the headaches stopped. I think the pillow is too firm and it pinched a nerve or something while I slept (stomach sleeper). I still use it when propped up in bed reading or watching tv, but not for sleeping because it's not worth the headaches.

I ordered this pillow because I was sick of the department store pillows going flat after a few months of use. It came packaged well, fluffed up in the <hl> dryer <hl>, and has kept up its shape so far (almost 4 months). However, I started getting headaches, which I never do. I don't drink alcohol or caffeine and couldn't think of anything other than this pillow. I switched back to a regular pillow and the headaches stopped. I think the pillow is too firm and it pinched a nerve or something while I slept (stomach sleeper). I still use it when propped up in bed reading or watching tv, but not for sleeping because it's not worth the headaches.

It came packaged well, fluffed up in the <hl> dryer <hl> , and has kept up its shape so far (almost 4 months).


Question: What is made well?

This is a well constructed, easy to assemble, nice looking TV stand. It easily supports my Samsung 55" LED TV. The plastic feet allow it to slide nicely on a hard-wood floor, so you can easily pull it away from the wall to manage TV connections.I had to ding it one star for the cheap-plastic "decorative rings" between each leg piece, and the difficult to remove inspection stickers on every item; the stickers indicate that they are doing good quality control, but they need to use a sticker that doesn't leave a sticky mess on 16 different pieces. It took me longer to get all the stickers off than to put the thing together.

Answer: TV stand

<hl> This is a well constructed, easy to assemble, nice looking TV stand . <hl> It easily supports my Samsung 55" LED TV. The plastic feet allow it to slide nicely on a hard-wood floor, so you can easily pull it away from the wall to manage TV connections. I had to ding it one star for the cheap-plastic "decorative rings" between each leg piece, and the difficult to remove inspection stickers on every item; the stickers indicate that they are doing good quality control, but they need to use a sticker that doesn't leave a sticky mess on 16 different pieces. It took me longer to get all the stickers off than to put the thing together.

This is a well constructed, easy to assemble, nice looking <hl> TV stand <hl>. It easily supports my Samsung 55" LED TV. The plastic feet allow it to slide nicely on a hard-wood floor, so you can easily pull it away from the wall to manage TV connections.I had to ding it one star for the cheap-plastic "decorative rings" between each leg piece, and the difficult to remove inspection stickers on every item; the stickers indicate that they are doing good quality control, but they need to use a sticker that doesn't leave a sticky mess on 16 different pieces. It took me longer to get all the stickers off than to put the thing together.

This is a well constructed, easy to assemble, nice looking <hl> TV stand <hl> .


Question: What does the item hold for display?

Answer: TV

<hl> This is a well constructed, easy to assemble, nice looking TV stand. <hl> It easily supports my Samsung 55" LED TV. The plastic feet allow it to slide nicely on a hard-wood floor, so you can easily pull it away from the wall to manage TV connections. I had to ding it one star for the cheap-plastic "decorative rings" between each leg piece, and the difficult to remove inspection stickers on every item; the stickers indicate that they are doing good quality control, but they need to use a sticker that doesn't leave a sticky mess on 16 different pieces. It took me longer to get all the stickers off than to put the thing together.

This is a well constructed, easy to assemble, nice looking <hl> TV <hl> stand. It easily supports my Samsung 55" LED TV. The plastic feet allow it to slide nicely on a hard-wood floor, so you can easily pull it away from the wall to manage TV connections.I had to ding it one star for the cheap-plastic "decorative rings" between each leg piece, and the difficult to remove inspection stickers on every item; the stickers indicate that they are doing good quality control, but they need to use a sticker that doesn't leave a sticky mess on 16 different pieces. It took me longer to get all the stickers off than to put the thing together.


Question: What can it transport across easily?

Answer: hard-wood floor

This is a well constructed, easy to assemble, nice looking TV stand. It easily supports my Samsung 55" LED TV. <hl> The plastic feet allow it to slide nicely on a hard-wood floor , so you can easily pull it away from the wall to manage TV connections. <hl> I had to ding it one star for the cheap-plastic "decorative rings" between each leg piece, and the difficult to remove inspection stickers on every item; the stickers indicate that they are doing good quality control, but they need to use a sticker that doesn't leave a sticky mess on 16 different pieces. It took me longer to get all the stickers off than to put the thing together.

This is a well constructed, easy to assemble, nice looking TV stand. It easily supports my Samsung 55" LED TV. The plastic feet allow it to slide nicely on a <hl> hard-wood floor <hl>, so you can easily pull it away from the wall to manage TV connections.I had to ding it one star for the cheap-plastic "decorative rings" between each leg piece, and the difficult to remove inspection stickers on every item; the stickers indicate that they are doing good quality control, but they need to use a sticker that doesn't leave a sticky mess on 16 different pieces. It took me longer to get all the stickers off than to put the thing together.

The plastic feet allow it to slide nicely on a <hl> hard-wood floor <hl> , so you can easily pull it away from the wall to manage TV connections.


Question: What are the feet made out of?

Answer: plastic

This is a well constructed, easy to assemble, nice looking TV stand. It easily supports my Samsung 55" LED TV. <hl> The plastic feet allow it to slide nicely on a hard-wood floor, so you can easily pull it away from the wall to manage TV connections. <hl> I had to ding it one star for the cheap-plastic "decorative rings" between each leg piece, and the difficult to remove inspection stickers on every item; the stickers indicate that they are doing good quality control, but they need to use a sticker that doesn't leave a sticky mess on 16 different pieces. It took me longer to get all the stickers off than to put the thing together.

This is a well constructed, easy to assemble, nice looking TV stand. It easily supports my Samsung 55" LED TV. The <hl> plastic <hl> feet allow it to slide nicely on a hard-wood floor, so you can easily pull it away from the wall to manage TV connections.I had to ding it one star for the cheap-plastic "decorative rings" between each leg piece, and the difficult to remove inspection stickers on every item; the stickers indicate that they are doing good quality control, but they need to use a sticker that doesn't leave a sticky mess on 16 different pieces. It took me longer to get all the stickers off than to put the thing together.


Question: What can be managed well?

Answer: TV connections

This is a well constructed, easy to assemble, nice looking TV stand. It easily supports my Samsung 55" LED TV. <hl> The plastic feet allow it to slide nicely on a hard-wood floor, so you can easily pull it away from the wall to manage TV connections .I had to ding it one star for the cheap-plastic "decorative rings" between each leg piece, and the difficult to remove inspection stickers on every item; the stickers indicate that they are doing good quality control, but they need to use a sticker that doesn't leave a sticky mess on 16 different pieces. <hl> It took me longer to get all the stickers off than to put the thing together.

This is a well constructed, easy to assemble, nice looking TV stand. It easily supports my Samsung 55" LED TV. The plastic feet allow it to slide nicely on a hard-wood floor, so you can easily pull it away from the wall to manage <hl> TV connections <hl>.I had to ding it one star for the cheap-plastic "decorative rings" between each leg piece, and the difficult to remove inspection stickers on every item; the stickers indicate that they are doing good quality control, but they need to use a sticker that doesn't leave a sticky mess on 16 different pieces. It took me longer to get all the stickers off than to put the thing together.

The plastic feet allow it to slide nicely on a hard-wood floor, so you can easily pull it away from the wall to manage <hl> TV connections <hl> .I had to ding it one star for the cheap-plastic "decorative rings" between each leg piece, and the difficult to remove inspection stickers on every item; the stickers indicate that they are doing good quality control, but they need to use a sticker that doesn't leave a sticky mess on 16 different pieces.


Question: How long has the item been owned?

Bought this over a month ago because I am so tired of using a hand can opener when I spend a lot of time cooking for a large family. This has truly been a blessing in my kitchen and now that I have had it, I can not live without it.Worked fantastic right out of the box & I have had 0 issues with it. It is quiet for the most part and looks really high end but yet very low pay for this guy. LOVE IT!!!!

Answer: over a month

<hl> Bought this over a month ago because I am so tired of using a hand can opener when I spend a lot of time cooking for a large family. <hl> This has truly been a blessing in my kitchen and now that I have had it, I can not live without it. Worked fantastic right out of the box & I have had 0 issues with it. It is quiet for the most part and looks really high end but yet very low pay for this guy. LOVE IT!!!!

Bought this <hl> over a month <hl> ago because I am so tired of using a hand can opener when I spend a lot of time cooking for a large family. This has truly been a blessing in my kitchen and now that I have had it, I can not live without it.Worked fantastic right out of the box & I have had 0 issues with it. It is quiet for the most part and looks really high end but yet very low pay for this guy. LOVE IT!!!!


Question: What does the author have?

Answer: large family

a large family .

Bought this over a month ago because I am so tired of using a hand can opener when I spend a lot of time cooking for <hl> a large family . <hl> This has truly been a blessing in my kitchen and now that I have had it, I can not live without it. Worked fantastic right out of the box & I have had 0 issues with it. It is quiet for the most part and looks really high end but yet very low pay for this guy. LOVE IT!!!!

Bought this over a month ago because I am so tired of using a hand can opener when I spend a lot of time cooking for a <hl> large family <hl>. This has truly been a blessing in my kitchen and now that I have had it, I can not live without it.Worked fantastic right out of the box & I have had 0 issues with it. It is quiet for the most part and looks really high end but yet very low pay for this guy. LOVE IT!!!!


Question: What does the author do often?

Answer: cooking

<hl> Bought this over a month ago because I am so tired of using a hand can opener when I spend a lot of time cooking for a large family. <hl> This has truly been a blessing in my kitchen and now that I have had it, I can not live without it. Worked fantastic right out of the box & I have had 0 issues with it. It is quiet for the most part and looks really high end but yet very low pay for this guy. LOVE IT!!!!

Bought this over a month ago because I am so tired of using a hand can opener when I spend a lot of time <hl> cooking <hl> for a large family. This has truly been a blessing in my kitchen and now that I have had it, I can not live without it.Worked fantastic right out of the box & I have had 0 issues with it. It is quiet for the most part and looks really high end but yet very low pay for this guy. LOVE IT!!!!


Question: What is being reviewed?

Answer: can opener

<hl> Bought this over a month ago because I am so tired of using a hand can opener when I spend a lot of time cooking for a large family. <hl> This has truly been a blessing in my kitchen and now that I have had it, I can not live without it. Worked fantastic right out of the box & I have had 0 issues with it. It is quiet for the most part and looks really high end but yet very low pay for this guy. LOVE IT!!!!

Bought this over a month ago because I am so tired of using a hand <hl> can opener <hl> when I spend a lot of time cooking for a large family. This has truly been a blessing in my kitchen and now that I have had it, I can not live without it.Worked fantastic right out of the box & I have had 0 issues with it. It is quiet for the most part and looks really high end but yet very low pay for this guy. LOVE IT!!!!


Question: How many issues have been found?

Answer: 0

Bought this over a month ago because I am so tired of using a hand can opener when I spend a lot of time cooking for a large family. This has truly been a blessing in my kitchen and now that I have had it, I can not live without it. <hl> Worked fantastic right out of the box & I have had 0 issues with it. <hl> It is quiet for the most part and looks really high end but yet very low pay for this guy. LOVE IT!!!!

Bought this over a month ago because I am so tired of using a hand can opener when I spend a lot of time cooking for a large family. This has truly been a blessing in my kitchen and now that I have had it, I can not live without it.Worked fantastic right out of the box & I have had <hl> 0 <hl> issues with it. It is quiet for the most part and looks really high end but yet very low pay for this guy. LOVE IT!!!!


Question: What is the product made of?

have you really seen any terrible reviews other than them just being a bad review of a product. it's silicone it will have a little slimy feel unless you soak it in a detergent, but you dont have to. it doesn't retain flavor. use it in many places instead of foil, its a great product.

Answer: silicone

have you really seen any terrible reviews other than them just being a bad review of a product. <hl> it's silicone it will have a little slimy feel unless you soak it in a detergent, but you dont have to. <hl> it doesn't retain flavor. use it in many places instead of foil, its a great product.

have you really seen any terrible reviews other than them just being a bad review of a product. it's <hl> silicone <hl> it will have a little slimy feel unless you soak it in a detergent, but you dont have to. it doesn't retain flavor. use it in many places instead of foil, its a great product.


Question: How does it feel?

Answer: slimy

have you really seen any terrible reviews other than them just being a bad review of a product. <hl> it's silicone it will have a little slimy feel unless you soak it in a detergent, but you dont have to. <hl> it doesn't retain flavor. use it in many places instead of foil, its a great product.

have you really seen any terrible reviews other than them just being a bad review of a product. it's silicone it will have a little <hl> slimy <hl> feel unless you soak it in a detergent, but you dont have to. it doesn't retain flavor. use it in many places instead of foil, its a great product.


Question: How can you change the texture?

Answer: soak it in a detergent

have you really seen any terrible reviews other than them just being a bad review of a product. <hl> it's silicone it will have a little slimy feel unless you soak it in a detergent , but you dont have to. <hl> it doesn't retain flavor. use it in many places instead of foil, its a great product.

have you really seen any terrible reviews other than them just being a bad review of a product. it's silicone it will have a little slimy feel unless you <hl> soak it in a detergent <hl>, but you dont have to. it doesn't retain flavor. use it in many places instead of foil, its a great product.

it's silicone it will have a little slimy feel unless you <hl> soak it in a detergent <hl> , but you dont have to.


Question: What doesn't stick around?

Answer: flavor

it doesn't retain flavor .

have you really seen any terrible reviews other than them just being a bad review of a product. it's silicone it will have a little slimy feel unless you soak it in a detergent, but you dont have to. <hl> it doesn't retain flavor . <hl> use it in many places instead of foil, its a great product.

have you really seen any terrible reviews other than them just being a bad review of a product. it's silicone it will have a little slimy feel unless you soak it in a detergent, but you dont have to. it doesn't retain <hl> flavor <hl>. use it in many places instead of foil, its a great product.


Question: What does this replace?

Answer: foil

have you really seen any terrible reviews other than them just being a bad review of a product. it's silicone it will have a little slimy feel unless you soak it in a detergent, but you dont have to. it doesn't retain flavor. <hl> use it in many places instead of foil , its a great product. <hl>

have you really seen any terrible reviews other than them just being a bad review of a product. it's silicone it will have a little slimy feel unless you soak it in a detergent, but you dont have to. it doesn't retain flavor. use it in many places instead of <hl> foil <hl>, its a great product.

use it in many places instead of <hl> foil <hl> , its a great product.


Question: What is being reviewed?

I am very happy with both the size and quality of the Proctor Silex roaster. It does not come with a rack though so I looked on Amazon to find one that would fit and found the Harold Imports Roasting Rack that fits perfectly. Amazon reviews used to allow a link to other products on their site but evidently doesn't any more so if you want to copy & paste the link, here it is:http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B000HM83X2/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1I used the roaster for the first time yesterday and it fit a large chicken with potatoes and carrots nicely. One warning though, don't use roasting bags with it. I used a Reynolds Oven Cooking Bag which I have used before in my oven but found that in a small roaster where the bag touches the sides it burned through the bag in several places and left burned plastic residue on the sides of the roaster that was very difficult to scrub off. This was NOT a problem with the roaster but with the thin plastic roasting bag I unwisely decided to use.

Answer: Proctor Silex roaster

<hl> I am very happy with both the size and quality of the Proctor Silex roaster . <hl> It does not come with a rack though so I looked on Amazon to find one that would fit and found the Harold Imports Roasting Rack that fits perfectly. Amazon reviews used to allow a link to other products on their site but evidently doesn't any more so if you want to copy & paste the link, here it is:http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B000HM83X2/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1I used the roaster for the first time yesterday and it fit a large chicken with potatoes and carrots nicely. One warning though, don't use roasting bags with it. I used a Reynolds Oven Cooking Bag which I have used before in my oven but found that in a small roaster where the bag touches the sides it burned through the bag in several places and left burned plastic residue on the sides of the roaster that was very difficult to scrub off. This was NOT a problem with the roaster but with the thin plastic roasting bag I unwisely decided to use.

I am very happy with both the size and quality of the <hl> Proctor Silex roaster <hl>. It does not come with a rack though so I looked on Amazon to find one that would fit and found the Harold Imports Roasting Rack that fits perfectly. Amazon reviews used to allow a link to other products on their site but evidently doesn't any more so if you want to copy & paste the link, here it is:http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B000HM83X2/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1I used the roaster for the first time yesterday and it fit a large chicken with potatoes and carrots nicely. One warning though, don't use roasting bags with it. I used a Reynolds Oven Cooking Bag which I have used before in my oven but found that in a small roaster where the bag touches the sides it burned through the bag in several places and left burned plastic residue on the sides of the roaster that was very difficult to scrub off. This was NOT a problem with the roaster but with the thin plastic roasting bag I unwisely decided to use.

I am very happy with both the size and quality of the <hl> Proctor Silex roaster <hl> .


Question: What is no longer allowed?

Answer: a link

I am very happy with both the size and quality of the Proctor Silex roaster. It does not come with a rack though so I looked on Amazon to find one that would fit and found the Harold Imports Roasting Rack that fits perfectly. <hl> Amazon reviews used to allow a link to other products on their site but evidently doesn't any more so if you want to copy & paste the link, here it is:http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B000HM83X2/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1I used the roaster for the first time yesterday and it fit a large chicken with potatoes and carrots nicely. <hl> One warning though, don't use roasting bags with it. I used a Reynolds Oven Cooking Bag which I have used before in my oven but found that in a small roaster where the bag touches the sides it burned through the bag in several places and left burned plastic residue on the sides of the roaster that was very difficult to scrub off. This was NOT a problem with the roaster but with the thin plastic roasting bag I unwisely decided to use.

I am very happy with both the size and quality of the Proctor Silex roaster. It does not come with a rack though so I looked on Amazon to find one that would fit and found the Harold Imports Roasting Rack that fits perfectly. Amazon reviews used to allow <hl> a link <hl> to other products on their site but evidently doesn't any more so if you want to copy & paste the link, here it is:http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B000HM83X2/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1I used the roaster for the first time yesterday and it fit a large chicken with potatoes and carrots nicely. One warning though, don't use roasting bags with it. I used a Reynolds Oven Cooking Bag which I have used before in my oven but found that in a small roaster where the bag touches the sides it burned through the bag in several places and left burned plastic residue on the sides of the roaster that was very difficult to scrub off. This was NOT a problem with the roaster but with the thin plastic roasting bag I unwisely decided to use.


Question: What is missing?

Answer: rack

I am very happy with both the size and quality of the Proctor Silex roaster. <hl> It does not come with a rack though so I looked on Amazon to find one that would fit and found the Harold Imports Roasting Rack that fits perfectly. <hl> Amazon reviews used to allow a link to other products on their site but evidently doesn't any more so if you want to copy & paste the link, here it is:http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B000HM83X2/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1I used the roaster for the first time yesterday and it fit a large chicken with potatoes and carrots nicely. One warning though, don't use roasting bags with it. I used a Reynolds Oven Cooking Bag which I have used before in my oven but found that in a small roaster where the bag touches the sides it burned through the bag in several places and left burned plastic residue on the sides of the roaster that was very difficult to scrub off. This was NOT a problem with the roaster but with the thin plastic roasting bag I unwisely decided to use.

I am very happy with both the size and quality of the Proctor Silex roaster. It does not come with a <hl> rack <hl> though so I looked on Amazon to find one that would fit and found the Harold Imports Roasting Rack that fits perfectly. Amazon reviews used to allow a link to other products on their site but evidently doesn't any more so if you want to copy & paste the link, here it is:http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B000HM83X2/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1I used the roaster for the first time yesterday and it fit a large chicken with potatoes and carrots nicely. One warning though, don't use roasting bags with it. I used a Reynolds Oven Cooking Bag which I have used before in my oven but found that in a small roaster where the bag touches the sides it burned through the bag in several places and left burned plastic residue on the sides of the roaster that was very difficult to scrub off. This was NOT a problem with the roaster but with the thin plastic roasting bag I unwisely decided to use.


Question: What is not compatible with the roaster?

Answer: roasting bags

I am very happy with both the size and quality of the Proctor Silex roaster. It does not come with a rack though so I looked on Amazon to find one that would fit and found the Harold Imports Roasting Rack that fits perfectly. Amazon reviews used to allow a link to other products on their site but evidently doesn't any more so if you want to copy & paste the link, here it is:http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B000HM83X2/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1I used the roaster for the first time yesterday and it fit a large chicken with potatoes and carrots nicely. <hl> One warning though, don't use roasting bags with it. <hl> I used a Reynolds Oven Cooking Bag which I have used before in my oven but found that in a small roaster where the bag touches the sides it burned through the bag in several places and left burned plastic residue on the sides of the roaster that was very difficult to scrub off. This was NOT a problem with the roaster but with the thin plastic roasting bag I unwisely decided to use.

I am very happy with both the size and quality of the Proctor Silex roaster. It does not come with a rack though so I looked on Amazon to find one that would fit and found the Harold Imports Roasting Rack that fits perfectly. Amazon reviews used to allow a link to other products on their site but evidently doesn't any more so if you want to copy & paste the link, here it is:http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B000HM83X2/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1I used the roaster for the first time yesterday and it fit a large chicken with potatoes and carrots nicely. One warning though, don't use <hl> roasting bags <hl> with it. I used a Reynolds Oven Cooking Bag which I have used before in my oven but found that in a small roaster where the bag touches the sides it burned through the bag in several places and left burned plastic residue on the sides of the roaster that was very difficult to scrub off. This was NOT a problem with the roaster but with the thin plastic roasting bag I unwisely decided to use.


Question: What was difficult to clean?

Answer: plastic residue

I am very happy with both the size and quality of the Proctor Silex roaster. It does not come with a rack though so I looked on Amazon to find one that would fit and found the Harold Imports Roasting Rack that fits perfectly. Amazon reviews used to allow a link to other products on their site but evidently doesn't any more so if you want to copy & paste the link, here it is:http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B000HM83X2/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1I used the roaster for the first time yesterday and it fit a large chicken with potatoes and carrots nicely. One warning though, don't use roasting bags with it. <hl> I used a Reynolds Oven Cooking Bag which I have used before in my oven but found that in a small roaster where the bag touches the sides it burned through the bag in several places and left burned plastic residue on the sides of the roaster that was very difficult to scrub off. <hl> This was NOT a problem with the roaster but with the thin plastic roasting bag I unwisely decided to use.

I am very happy with both the size and quality of the Proctor Silex roaster. It does not come with a rack though so I looked on Amazon to find one that would fit and found the Harold Imports Roasting Rack that fits perfectly. Amazon reviews used to allow a link to other products on their site but evidently doesn't any more so if you want to copy & paste the link, here it is:http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B000HM83X2/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1I used the roaster for the first time yesterday and it fit a large chicken with potatoes and carrots nicely. One warning though, don't use roasting bags with it. I used a Reynolds Oven Cooking Bag which I have used before in my oven but found that in a small roaster where the bag touches the sides it burned through the bag in several places and left burned <hl> plastic residue <hl> on the sides of the roaster that was very difficult to scrub off. This was NOT a problem with the roaster but with the thin plastic roasting bag I unwisely decided to use.


Question: What did they want this for originally?

Wanted so much to use this for basic uses brown rice and beans. Tried first using for dinner guests, couldn't use the recipes that were in the printed manual, found one online that was described in video. The water that collected during cooking did not drip into the reservoir, but stayed in the rim of the pan. I had to watch the clock for cooking time since the digital readout did not work. Had to email Fagor for advice on how long to cook beans. The rep asked what kind of beans, and when I responded that I cook three types of beans, it took a week for her to give an answer. I returned the item since it is unreliable and the customer service was not the best.

Answer: brown rice and beans

<hl> Wanted so much to use this for basic uses brown rice and beans . <hl> Tried first using for dinner guests, couldn't use the recipes that were in the printed manual, found one online that was described in video. The water that collected during cooking did not drip into the reservoir, but stayed in the rim of the pan. I had to watch the clock for cooking time since the digital readout did not work. Had to email Fagor for advice on how long to cook beans. The rep asked what kind of beans, and when I responded that I cook three types of beans, it took a week for her to give an answer. I returned the item since it is unreliable and the customer service was not the best.

Wanted so much to use this for basic uses <hl> brown rice and beans <hl>. Tried first using for dinner guests, couldn't use the recipes that were in the printed manual, found one online that was described in video. The water that collected during cooking did not drip into the reservoir, but stayed in the rim of the pan. I had to watch the clock for cooking time since the digital readout did not work. Had to email Fagor for advice on how long to cook beans. The rep asked what kind of beans, and when I responded that I cook three types of beans, it took a week for her to give an answer. I returned the item since it is unreliable and the customer service was not the best.

Wanted so much to use this for basic uses <hl> brown rice and beans <hl> .


Question: Where did the water stay?

Answer: in the rim of the pan

Wanted so much to use this for basic uses brown rice and beans. Tried first using for dinner guests, couldn't use the recipes that were in the printed manual, found one online that was described in video. <hl> The water that collected during cooking did not drip into the reservoir, but stayed in the rim of the pan . <hl> I had to watch the clock for cooking time since the digital readout did not work. Had to email Fagor for advice on how long to cook beans. The rep asked what kind of beans, and when I responded that I cook three types of beans, it took a week for her to give an answer. I returned the item since it is unreliable and the customer service was not the best.

Wanted so much to use this for basic uses brown rice and beans. Tried first using for dinner guests, couldn't use the recipes that were in the printed manual, found one online that was described in video. The water that collected during cooking did not drip into the reservoir, but stayed <hl> in the rim of the pan <hl>. I had to watch the clock for cooking time since the digital readout did not work. Had to email Fagor for advice on how long to cook beans. The rep asked what kind of beans, and when I responded that I cook three types of beans, it took a week for her to give an answer. I returned the item since it is unreliable and the customer service was not the best.

The water that collected during cooking did not drip into the reservoir, but stayed <hl> in the rim of the pan <hl> .


Question: What could they use from the printed manual?

Answer: recipes

Wanted so much to use this for basic uses brown rice and beans. <hl> Tried first using for dinner guests, couldn't use the recipes that were in the printed manual, found one online that was described in video. <hl> The water that collected during cooking did not drip into the reservoir, but stayed in the rim of the pan. I had to watch the clock for cooking time since the digital readout did not work. Had to email Fagor for advice on how long to cook beans. The rep asked what kind of beans, and when I responded that I cook three types of beans, it took a week for her to give an answer. I returned the item since it is unreliable and the customer service was not the best.

Wanted so much to use this for basic uses brown rice and beans. Tried first using for dinner guests, couldn't use the <hl> recipes <hl> that were in the printed manual, found one online that was described in video. The water that collected during cooking did not drip into the reservoir, but stayed in the rim of the pan. I had to watch the clock for cooking time since the digital readout did not work. Had to email Fagor for advice on how long to cook beans. The rep asked what kind of beans, and when I responded that I cook three types of beans, it took a week for her to give an answer. I returned the item since it is unreliable and the customer service was not the best.


Question: What did not drip into the reservoir?

Answer: water

Wanted so much to use this for basic uses brown rice and beans. Tried first using for dinner guests, couldn't use the recipes that were in the printed manual, found one online that was described in video. <hl> The water that collected during cooking did not drip into the reservoir, but stayed in the rim of the pan. <hl> I had to watch the clock for cooking time since the digital readout did not work. Had to email Fagor for advice on how long to cook beans. The rep asked what kind of beans, and when I responded that I cook three types of beans, it took a week for her to give an answer. I returned the item since it is unreliable and the customer service was not the best.

Wanted so much to use this for basic uses brown rice and beans. Tried first using for dinner guests, couldn't use the recipes that were in the printed manual, found one online that was described in video. The <hl> water <hl> that collected during cooking did not drip into the reservoir, but stayed in the rim of the pan. I had to watch the clock for cooking time since the digital readout did not work. Had to email Fagor for advice on how long to cook beans. The rep asked what kind of beans, and when I responded that I cook three types of beans, it took a week for her to give an answer. I returned the item since it is unreliable and the customer service was not the best.


Question: What did they do with the item when done?

Answer: returned the item

Wanted so much to use this for basic uses brown rice and beans. Tried first using for dinner guests, couldn't use the recipes that were in the printed manual, found one online that was described in video. The water that collected during cooking did not drip into the reservoir, but stayed in the rim of the pan. I had to watch the clock for cooking time since the digital readout did not work. Had to email Fagor for advice on how long to cook beans. The rep asked what kind of beans, and when I responded that I cook three types of beans, it took a week for her to give an answer. <hl> I returned the item since it is unreliable and the customer service was not the best. <hl>

Wanted so much to use this for basic uses brown rice and beans. Tried first using for dinner guests, couldn't use the recipes that were in the printed manual, found one online that was described in video. The water that collected during cooking did not drip into the reservoir, but stayed in the rim of the pan. I had to watch the clock for cooking time since the digital readout did not work. Had to email Fagor for advice on how long to cook beans. The rep asked what kind of beans, and when I responded that I cook three types of beans, it took a week for her to give an answer. I <hl> returned the item <hl> since it is unreliable and the customer service was not the best.


Question: How long did they have it for?

We have had this for about 6 months. Makes fantastic crispy pizza. The clean up is the best part with this. It's one piece and everything washes off easily (event the super melted cheese). When you cut pizza on it using a pizza cutter it doesn't hurt the finish at all. We love this thing.We got an All-Clad about the same time (generous present) and like it as well. The Emile Henry wins, however, because (a) easier clean up (b) light weight and (c) no scratches when you use a pizza slicer. On the all-clad you leave a mark on the soapstone every time you cut.If we ever get another stone it will be this one. Great product!

Answer: 6 months

We have had this for about 6 months .

<hl> We have had this for about 6 months . <hl> Makes fantastic crispy pizza. The clean up is the best part with this. It's one piece and everything washes off easily (event the super melted cheese). When you cut pizza on it using a pizza cutter it doesn't hurt the finish at all. We love this thing. We got an All-Clad about the same time (generous present) and like it as well. The Emile Henry wins, however, because (a) easier clean up (b) light weight and (c) no scratches when you use a pizza slicer. On the all-clad you leave a mark on the soapstone every time you cut. If we ever get another stone it will be this one. Great product!

We have had this for about <hl> 6 months <hl>. Makes fantastic crispy pizza. The clean up is the best part with this. It's one piece and everything washes off easily (event the super melted cheese). When you cut pizza on it using a pizza cutter it doesn't hurt the finish at all. We love this thing.We got an All-Clad about the same time (generous present) and like it as well. The Emile Henry wins, however, because (a) easier clean up (b) light weight and (c) no scratches when you use a pizza slicer. On the all-clad you leave a mark on the soapstone every time you cut.If we ever get another stone it will be this one. Great product!

We have had this for about <hl> 6 months <hl> .


Question: What is the best part?

Answer: clean up

We have had this for about 6 months. Makes fantastic crispy pizza. <hl> The clean up is the best part with this. <hl> It's one piece and everything washes off easily (event the super melted cheese). When you cut pizza on it using a pizza cutter it doesn't hurt the finish at all. We love this thing. We got an All-Clad about the same time (generous present) and like it as well. The Emile Henry wins, however, because (a) easier clean up (b) light weight and (c) no scratches when you use a pizza slicer. On the all-clad you leave a mark on the soapstone every time you cut. If we ever get another stone it will be this one. Great product!

We have had this for about 6 months. Makes fantastic crispy pizza. The <hl> clean up <hl> is the best part with this. It's one piece and everything washes off easily (event the super melted cheese). When you cut pizza on it using a pizza cutter it doesn't hurt the finish at all. We love this thing.We got an All-Clad about the same time (generous present) and like it as well. The Emile Henry wins, however, because (a) easier clean up (b) light weight and (c) no scratches when you use a pizza slicer. On the all-clad you leave a mark on the soapstone every time you cut.If we ever get another stone it will be this one. Great product!


Question: How many pieces is it?

Answer: one piece

We have had this for about 6 months. Makes fantastic crispy pizza. The clean up is the best part with this. <hl> It's one piece and everything washes off easily (event the super melted cheese). <hl> When you cut pizza on it using a pizza cutter it doesn't hurt the finish at all. We love this thing. We got an All-Clad about the same time (generous present) and like it as well. The Emile Henry wins, however, because (a) easier clean up (b) light weight and (c) no scratches when you use a pizza slicer. On the all-clad you leave a mark on the soapstone every time you cut. If we ever get another stone it will be this one. Great product!

We have had this for about 6 months. Makes fantastic crispy pizza. The clean up is the best part with this. It's <hl> one piece <hl> and everything washes off easily (event the super melted cheese). When you cut pizza on it using a pizza cutter it doesn't hurt the finish at all. We love this thing.We got an All-Clad about the same time (generous present) and like it as well. The Emile Henry wins, however, because (a) easier clean up (b) light weight and (c) no scratches when you use a pizza slicer. On the all-clad you leave a mark on the soapstone every time you cut.If we ever get another stone it will be this one. Great product!


Question: What is easier to clean and is light weight?

Answer: Emile Henry

We have had this for about 6 months. Makes fantastic crispy pizza. The clean up is the best part with this. It's one piece and everything washes off easily (event the super melted cheese). When you cut pizza on it using a pizza cutter it doesn't hurt the finish at all. We love this thing. We got an All-Clad about the same time (generous present) and like it as well. <hl> The Emile Henry wins, however, because (a) easier clean up (b) light weight and (c) no scratches when you use a pizza slicer. <hl> On the all-clad you leave a mark on the soapstone every time you cut. If we ever get another stone it will be this one. Great product!

We have had this for about 6 months. Makes fantastic crispy pizza. The clean up is the best part with this. It's one piece and everything washes off easily (event the super melted cheese). When you cut pizza on it using a pizza cutter it doesn't hurt the finish at all. We love this thing.We got an All-Clad about the same time (generous present) and like it as well. The <hl> Emile Henry <hl> wins, however, because (a) easier clean up (b) light weight and (c) no scratches when you use a pizza slicer. On the all-clad you leave a mark on the soapstone every time you cut.If we ever get another stone it will be this one. Great product!


Question: What does it leave each time?

Answer: a mark on the soapstone

We have had this for about 6 months. Makes fantastic crispy pizza. The clean up is the best part with this. It's one piece and everything washes off easily (event the super melted cheese). When you cut pizza on it using a pizza cutter it doesn't hurt the finish at all. We love this thing. We got an All-Clad about the same time (generous present) and like it as well. The Emile Henry wins, however, because (a) easier clean up (b) light weight and (c) no scratches when you use a pizza slicer. <hl> On the all-clad you leave a mark on the soapstone every time you cut. <hl> If we ever get another stone it will be this one. Great product!

We have had this for about 6 months. Makes fantastic crispy pizza. The clean up is the best part with this. It's one piece and everything washes off easily (event the super melted cheese). When you cut pizza on it using a pizza cutter it doesn't hurt the finish at all. We love this thing.We got an All-Clad about the same time (generous present) and like it as well. The Emile Henry wins, however, because (a) easier clean up (b) light weight and (c) no scratches when you use a pizza slicer. On the all-clad you leave <hl> a mark on the soapstone <hl> every time you cut.If we ever get another stone it will be this one. Great product!


Question: What kind of mix have they used in the blend?

I've used the best and some of the rest..... I have use the vita mix in the blend tec I've used the Breville Hemisphere and a few others, I honestly wasn't impressed with the blend tec , the Breville wihemisphere was one of the better ones and of course the vita mix. By choice among all raw diet and the complete vegetarian, I was at a thrift store and ended up seeing this blender the elite version for under $10 how could I resist at that price, long story short I use it three times a day as never had a problem it's works as well as my vita mix did without the cost, I would highly recommend one of these blenders.

Answer: vita mix

I've used the best and some of the rest..... <hl> I have use the vita mix in the blend tec I've used the Breville Hemisphere and a few others, I honestly wasn't impressed with the blend tec , the Breville wihemisphere was one of the better ones and of course the vita mix. <hl> By choice among all raw diet and the complete vegetarian, I was at a thrift store and ended up seeing this blender the elite version for under $10 how could I resist at that price, long story short I use it three times a day as never had a problem it's works as well as my vita mix did without the cost, I would highly recommend one of these blenders.

I've used the best and some of the rest..... I have use the <hl> vita mix <hl> in the blend tec I've used the Breville Hemisphere and a few others, I honestly wasn't impressed with the blend tec , the Breville wihemisphere was one of the better ones and of course the vita mix. By choice among all raw diet and the complete vegetarian, I was at a thrift store and ended up seeing this blender the elite version for under $10 how could I resist at that price, long story short I use it three times a day as never had a problem it's works as well as my vita mix did without the cost, I would highly recommend one of these blenders.


Question: Where did they see the blender?

Answer: a thrift store

I've used the best and some of the rest..... I have use the vita mix in the blend tec I've used the Breville Hemisphere and a few others, I honestly wasn't impressed with the blend tec , the Breville wihemisphere was one of the better ones and of course the vita mix. <hl> By choice among all raw diet and the complete vegetarian, I was at a thrift store and ended up seeing this blender the elite version for under $10 how could I resist at that price, long story short <hl> I use it three times a day as never had a problem it's works as well as my vita mix did without the cost, I would highly recommend one of these blenders.

I've used the best and some of the rest..... I have use the vita mix in the blend tec I've used the Breville Hemisphere and a few others, I honestly wasn't impressed with the blend tec , the Breville wihemisphere was one of the better ones and of course the vita mix. By choice among all raw diet and the complete vegetarian, I was at <hl> a thrift store <hl> and ended up seeing this blender the elite version for under $10 how could I resist at that price, long story short I use it three times a day as never had a problem it's works as well as my vita mix did without the cost, I would highly recommend one of these blenders.


Question: Which one is the better?

Answer: Breville Hemisphere

I've used the best and some of the rest..... <hl> I have use the vita mix in the blend tec I've used the Breville Hemisphere and a few others, I honestly wasn't impressed with the blend tec , the Breville wihemisphere was one of the better ones and of course the vita mix. <hl> By choice among all raw diet and the complete vegetarian, I was at a thrift store and ended up seeing this blender the elite version for under $10 how could I resist at that price, long story short I use it three times a day as never had a problem it's works as well as my vita mix did without the cost, I would highly recommend one of these blenders.

I've used the best and some of the rest..... I have use the vita mix in the blend tec I've used the <hl> Breville Hemisphere <hl> and a few others, I honestly wasn't impressed with the blend tec , the Breville wihemisphere was one of the better ones and of course the vita mix. By choice among all raw diet and the complete vegetarian, I was at a thrift store and ended up seeing this blender the elite version for under $10 how could I resist at that price, long story short I use it three times a day as never had a problem it's works as well as my vita mix did without the cost, I would highly recommend one of these blenders.


Question: How much was the blender?

Answer: under $10

I've used the best and some of the rest..... I have use the vita mix in the blend tec I've used the Breville Hemisphere and a few others, I honestly wasn't impressed with the blend tec , the Breville wihemisphere was one of the better ones and of course the vita mix. <hl> By choice among all raw diet and the complete vegetarian, I was at a thrift store and ended up seeing this blender the elite version for under $10 how could I resist at that price, long story short <hl> I use it three times a day as never had a problem it's works as well as my vita mix did without the cost, I would highly recommend one of these blenders.

I've used the best and some of the rest..... I have use the vita mix in the blend tec I've used the Breville Hemisphere and a few others, I honestly wasn't impressed with the blend tec , the Breville wihemisphere was one of the better ones and of course the vita mix. By choice among all raw diet and the complete vegetarian, I was at a thrift store and ended up seeing this blender the elite version for <hl> under $10 <hl> how could I resist at that price, long story short I use it three times a day as never had a problem it's works as well as my vita mix did without the cost, I would highly recommend one of these blenders.


Question: What should you remove before using?

Fist off, there is a paper ad under the plastic where it sucks up the water, you might want to remove that ;)My mom used to swear by those carpet cleaners you rent from the super market. Once a month, me and my dad had to move all the furniture around as she cleaned. This Hoover SteamVac is a great substitute for that monster vac. This one is much lighter and easier to use, you can see just how much dirt is coming up from your carpet as it sucks up the water. There are no hoses and nozzles to clog with this one, no belts to break and everything disassembles for easy cleaning.As another review pointed out, there are no "bells & whistles" with this model, you have to pay attention to the water level yourself, no "dirt sensors" or headlights, but it doesn't need them. It does a great job at both cleaning and picking up the water and drying the carpet. Anyone who has used the rental machines has probably had the experience of a machine that doesn't suck up enough water and had to deal with wet carpet. Not a problem here with its own heat source, this SteamVac drys the carpet just fine.

Answer: a paper ad under the plastic where it sucks up the water

<hl> Fist off, there is a paper ad under the plastic where it sucks up the water , you might want to remove that ;)My mom used to swear by those carpet cleaners you rent from the super market. <hl> Once a month, me and my dad had to move all the furniture around as she cleaned. This Hoover SteamVac is a great substitute for that monster vac. This one is much lighter and easier to use, you can see just how much dirt is coming up from your carpet as it sucks up the water. There are no hoses and nozzles to clog with this one, no belts to break and everything disassembles for easy cleaning. As another review pointed out, there are no "bells & whistles" with this model, you have to pay attention to the water level yourself, no "dirt sensors" or headlights, but it doesn't need them. It does a great job at both cleaning and picking up the water and drying the carpet. Anyone who has used the rental machines has probably had the experience of a machine that doesn't suck up enough water and had to deal with wet carpet. Not a problem here with its own heat source, this SteamVac drys the carpet just fine.

Fist off, there is <hl> a paper ad under the plastic where it sucks up the water <hl>, you might want to remove that ;)My mom used to swear by those carpet cleaners you rent from the super market. Once a month, me and my dad had to move all the furniture around as she cleaned. This Hoover SteamVac is a great substitute for that monster vac. This one is much lighter and easier to use, you can see just how much dirt is coming up from your carpet as it sucks up the water. There are no hoses and nozzles to clog with this one, no belts to break and everything disassembles for easy cleaning.As another review pointed out, there are no "bells & whistles" with this model, you have to pay attention to the water level yourself, no "dirt sensors" or headlights, but it doesn't need them. It does a great job at both cleaning and picking up the water and drying the carpet. Anyone who has used the rental machines has probably had the experience of a machine that doesn't suck up enough water and had to deal with wet carpet. Not a problem here with its own heat source, this SteamVac drys the carpet just fine.

Fist off, there is <hl> a paper ad under the plastic where it sucks up the water <hl> , you might want to remove that ;)My mom used to swear by those carpet cleaners you rent from the super market.


Question: What does the posters mom swear by?

Answer: carpet cleaners you rent from the super market

Fist off, there is a paper ad under the plastic where it sucks up the water, you might want to remove that ;) <hl> My mom used to swear by those carpet cleaners you rent from the super market . <hl> Once a month, me and my dad had to move all the furniture around as she cleaned. This Hoover SteamVac is a great substitute for that monster vac. This one is much lighter and easier to use, you can see just how much dirt is coming up from your carpet as it sucks up the water. There are no hoses and nozzles to clog with this one, no belts to break and everything disassembles for easy cleaning. As another review pointed out, there are no "bells & whistles" with this model, you have to pay attention to the water level yourself, no "dirt sensors" or headlights, but it doesn't need them. It does a great job at both cleaning and picking up the water and drying the carpet. Anyone who has used the rental machines has probably had the experience of a machine that doesn't suck up enough water and had to deal with wet carpet. Not a problem here with its own heat source, this SteamVac drys the carpet just fine.

Fist off, there is a paper ad under the plastic where it sucks up the water, you might want to remove that ;)My mom used to swear by those <hl> carpet cleaners you rent from the super market <hl>. Once a month, me and my dad had to move all the furniture around as she cleaned. This Hoover SteamVac is a great substitute for that monster vac. This one is much lighter and easier to use, you can see just how much dirt is coming up from your carpet as it sucks up the water. There are no hoses and nozzles to clog with this one, no belts to break and everything disassembles for easy cleaning.As another review pointed out, there are no "bells & whistles" with this model, you have to pay attention to the water level yourself, no "dirt sensors" or headlights, but it doesn't need them. It does a great job at both cleaning and picking up the water and drying the carpet. Anyone who has used the rental machines has probably had the experience of a machine that doesn't suck up enough water and had to deal with wet carpet. Not a problem here with its own heat source, this SteamVac drys the carpet just fine.

My mom used to swear by those <hl> carpet cleaners you rent from the super market <hl> .


Question: What drys the carpet just fine?

Answer: Hoover SteamVac

Fist off, there is a paper ad under the plastic where it sucks up the water, you might want to remove that ;) My mom used to swear by those carpet cleaners you rent from the super market. Once a month, me and my dad had to move all the furniture around as she cleaned. <hl> This Hoover SteamVac is a great substitute for that monster vac. <hl> This one is much lighter and easier to use, you can see just how much dirt is coming up from your carpet as it sucks up the water. There are no hoses and nozzles to clog with this one, no belts to break and everything disassembles for easy cleaning. As another review pointed out, there are no "bells & whistles" with this model, you have to pay attention to the water level yourself, no "dirt sensors" or headlights, but it doesn't need them. It does a great job at both cleaning and picking up the water and drying the carpet. Anyone who has used the rental machines has probably had the experience of a machine that doesn't suck up enough water and had to deal with wet carpet. Not a problem here with its own heat source, this SteamVac drys the carpet just fine.

Fist off, there is a paper ad under the plastic where it sucks up the water, you might want to remove that ;)My mom used to swear by those carpet cleaners you rent from the super market. Once a month, me and my dad had to move all the furniture around as she cleaned. This <hl> Hoover SteamVac <hl> is a great substitute for that monster vac. This one is much lighter and easier to use, you can see just how much dirt is coming up from your carpet as it sucks up the water. There are no hoses and nozzles to clog with this one, no belts to break and everything disassembles for easy cleaning.As another review pointed out, there are no "bells & whistles" with this model, you have to pay attention to the water level yourself, no "dirt sensors" or headlights, but it doesn't need them. It does a great job at both cleaning and picking up the water and drying the carpet. Anyone who has used the rental machines has probably had the experience of a machine that doesn't suck up enough water and had to deal with wet carpet. Not a problem here with its own heat source, this SteamVac drys the carpet just fine.


Question: What jobs does it do well at?

Answer: cleaning and picking up the water and drying the carpet

Fist off, there is a paper ad under the plastic where it sucks up the water, you might want to remove that ;) My mom used to swear by those carpet cleaners you rent from the super market. Once a month, me and my dad had to move all the furniture around as she cleaned. This Hoover SteamVac is a great substitute for that monster vac. This one is much lighter and easier to use, you can see just how much dirt is coming up from your carpet as it sucks up the water. There are no hoses and nozzles to clog with this one, no belts to break and everything disassembles for easy cleaning. As another review pointed out, there are no "bells & whistles" with this model, you have to pay attention to the water level yourself, no "dirt sensors" or headlights, but it doesn't need them. <hl> It does a great job at both cleaning and picking up the water and drying the carpet . <hl> Anyone who has used the rental machines has probably had the experience of a machine that doesn't suck up enough water and had to deal with wet carpet. Not a problem here with its own heat source, this SteamVac drys the carpet just fine.

Fist off, there is a paper ad under the plastic where it sucks up the water, you might want to remove that ;)My mom used to swear by those carpet cleaners you rent from the super market. Once a month, me and my dad had to move all the furniture around as she cleaned. This Hoover SteamVac is a great substitute for that monster vac. This one is much lighter and easier to use, you can see just how much dirt is coming up from your carpet as it sucks up the water. There are no hoses and nozzles to clog with this one, no belts to break and everything disassembles for easy cleaning.As another review pointed out, there are no "bells & whistles" with this model, you have to pay attention to the water level yourself, no "dirt sensors" or headlights, but it doesn't need them. It does a great job at both <hl> cleaning and picking up the water and drying the carpet <hl>. Anyone who has used the rental machines has probably had the experience of a machine that doesn't suck up enough water and had to deal with wet carpet. Not a problem here with its own heat source, this SteamVac drys the carpet just fine.

It does a great job at both <hl> cleaning and picking up the water and drying the carpet <hl> .


Question: Which two does the poster have?

I have two of these - one 7-slot and one 14-slot tray - and the two together fit perfectly in my kitchen drawer and hold all of my knives and honing steel. My 14-slot-tray is Wusthof, and the 7-slot is Victorinox. They are made very similarly, but the Victorinox seems to hold the knives a little better. My larger chef's and santoku knives fit better in the Victorinox, where in the Wusthof they seemed like they didn't "seat" well in the slots.Overall, this is very well made and is exactly as described. It seems to be high-quality wood, and looks very nice in the drawer. I've had several compliments on them already, and have only had them for a short time.If you're looking for a way to organize your knives in a drawer instead of a butcher block, then you don't have to look any further.Just be sure to check the dimensions to make sure it fits in your drawers! (both length, width, and height!)

Answer: one 7-slot and one 14-slot tray

<hl> I have two of these - one 7-slot and one 14-slot tray - and the two together fit perfectly in my kitchen drawer and hold all of my knives and honing steel. <hl> My 14-slot-tray is Wusthof, and the 7-slot is Victorinox. They are made very similarly, but the Victorinox seems to hold the knives a little better. My larger chef's and santoku knives fit better in the Victorinox, where in the Wusthof they seemed like they didn't "seat" well in the slots. Overall, this is very well made and is exactly as described. It seems to be high-quality wood, and looks very nice in the drawer. I've had several compliments on them already, and have only had them for a short time. If you're looking for a way to organize your knives in a drawer instead of a butcher block, then you don't have to look any further. Just be sure to check the dimensions to make sure it fits in your drawers! (both length, width, and height!)

I have two of these - <hl> one 7-slot and one 14-slot tray <hl> - and the two together fit perfectly in my kitchen drawer and hold all of my knives and honing steel. My 14-slot-tray is Wusthof, and the 7-slot is Victorinox. They are made very similarly, but the Victorinox seems to hold the knives a little better. My larger chef's and santoku knives fit better in the Victorinox, where in the Wusthof they seemed like they didn't "seat" well in the slots.Overall, this is very well made and is exactly as described. It seems to be high-quality wood, and looks very nice in the drawer. I've had several compliments on them already, and have only had them for a short time.If you're looking for a way to organize your knives in a drawer instead of a butcher block, then you don't have to look any further.Just be sure to check the dimensions to make sure it fits in your drawers! (both length, width, and height!)


Question: What brand is the 14-slot?

Answer: Wusthof

I have two of these - one 7-slot and one 14-slot tray - and the two together fit perfectly in my kitchen drawer and hold all of my knives and honing steel. <hl> My 14-slot-tray is Wusthof , and the 7-slot is Victorinox. <hl> They are made very similarly, but the Victorinox seems to hold the knives a little better. My larger chef's and santoku knives fit better in the Victorinox, where in the Wusthof they seemed like they didn't "seat" well in the slots. Overall, this is very well made and is exactly as described. It seems to be high-quality wood, and looks very nice in the drawer. I've had several compliments on them already, and have only had them for a short time. If you're looking for a way to organize your knives in a drawer instead of a butcher block, then you don't have to look any further. Just be sure to check the dimensions to make sure it fits in your drawers! (both length, width, and height!)

I have two of these - one 7-slot and one 14-slot tray - and the two together fit perfectly in my kitchen drawer and hold all of my knives and honing steel. My 14-slot-tray is <hl> Wusthof <hl>, and the 7-slot is Victorinox. They are made very similarly, but the Victorinox seems to hold the knives a little better. My larger chef's and santoku knives fit better in the Victorinox, where in the Wusthof they seemed like they didn't "seat" well in the slots.Overall, this is very well made and is exactly as described. It seems to be high-quality wood, and looks very nice in the drawer. I've had several compliments on them already, and have only had them for a short time.If you're looking for a way to organize your knives in a drawer instead of a butcher block, then you don't have to look any further.Just be sure to check the dimensions to make sure it fits in your drawers! (both length, width, and height!)

My 14-slot-tray is <hl> Wusthof <hl> , and the 7-slot is Victorinox.


Question: What brand is the 7-slot?

Answer: Victorinox

I have two of these - one 7-slot and one 14-slot tray - and the two together fit perfectly in my kitchen drawer and hold all of my knives and honing steel. <hl> My 14-slot-tray is Wusthof, and the 7-slot is Victorinox . <hl> They are made very similarly, but the Victorinox seems to hold the knives a little better. My larger chef's and santoku knives fit better in the Victorinox, where in the Wusthof they seemed like they didn't "seat" well in the slots. Overall, this is very well made and is exactly as described. It seems to be high-quality wood, and looks very nice in the drawer. I've had several compliments on them already, and have only had them for a short time. If you're looking for a way to organize your knives in a drawer instead of a butcher block, then you don't have to look any further. Just be sure to check the dimensions to make sure it fits in your drawers! (both length, width, and height!)

I have two of these - one 7-slot and one 14-slot tray - and the two together fit perfectly in my kitchen drawer and hold all of my knives and honing steel. My 14-slot-tray is Wusthof, and the 7-slot is <hl> Victorinox <hl>. They are made very similarly, but the Victorinox seems to hold the knives a little better. My larger chef's and santoku knives fit better in the Victorinox, where in the Wusthof they seemed like they didn't "seat" well in the slots.Overall, this is very well made and is exactly as described. It seems to be high-quality wood, and looks very nice in the drawer. I've had several compliments on them already, and have only had them for a short time.If you're looking for a way to organize your knives in a drawer instead of a butcher block, then you don't have to look any further.Just be sure to check the dimensions to make sure it fits in your drawers! (both length, width, and height!)

My 14-slot-tray is Wusthof, and the 7-slot is <hl> Victorinox <hl> .


Question: What should you check before purchasing?

Answer: the dimensions to make sure it fits in your drawers

I have two of these - one 7-slot and one 14-slot tray - and the two together fit perfectly in my kitchen drawer and hold all of my knives and honing steel. My 14-slot-tray is Wusthof, and the 7-slot is Victorinox. They are made very similarly, but the Victorinox seems to hold the knives a little better. My larger chef's and santoku knives fit better in the Victorinox, where in the Wusthof they seemed like they didn't "seat" well in the slots. Overall, this is very well made and is exactly as described. It seems to be high-quality wood, and looks very nice in the drawer. I've had several compliments on them already, and have only had them for a short time. If you're looking for a way to organize your knives in a drawer instead of a butcher block, then you don't have to look any further. <hl> Just be sure to check the dimensions to make sure it fits in your drawers ! <hl> (both length, width, and height!)

I have two of these - one 7-slot and one 14-slot tray - and the two together fit perfectly in my kitchen drawer and hold all of my knives and honing steel. My 14-slot-tray is Wusthof, and the 7-slot is Victorinox. They are made very similarly, but the Victorinox seems to hold the knives a little better. My larger chef's and santoku knives fit better in the Victorinox, where in the Wusthof they seemed like they didn't "seat" well in the slots.Overall, this is very well made and is exactly as described. It seems to be high-quality wood, and looks very nice in the drawer. I've had several compliments on them already, and have only had them for a short time.If you're looking for a way to organize your knives in a drawer instead of a butcher block, then you don't have to look any further.Just be sure to check <hl> the dimensions to make sure it fits in your drawers <hl>! (both length, width, and height!)

Just be sure to check <hl> the dimensions to make sure it fits in your drawers <hl> !


Question: What are they made from?

Answer: high-quality wood

I have two of these - one 7-slot and one 14-slot tray - and the two together fit perfectly in my kitchen drawer and hold all of my knives and honing steel. My 14-slot-tray is Wusthof, and the 7-slot is Victorinox. They are made very similarly, but the Victorinox seems to hold the knives a little better. My larger chef's and santoku knives fit better in the Victorinox, where in the Wusthof they seemed like they didn't "seat" well in the slots. Overall, this is very well made and is exactly as described. <hl> It seems to be high-quality wood , and looks very nice in the drawer. <hl> I've had several compliments on them already, and have only had them for a short time. If you're looking for a way to organize your knives in a drawer instead of a butcher block, then you don't have to look any further. Just be sure to check the dimensions to make sure it fits in your drawers! (both length, width, and height!)

I have two of these - one 7-slot and one 14-slot tray - and the two together fit perfectly in my kitchen drawer and hold all of my knives and honing steel. My 14-slot-tray is Wusthof, and the 7-slot is Victorinox. They are made very similarly, but the Victorinox seems to hold the knives a little better. My larger chef's and santoku knives fit better in the Victorinox, where in the Wusthof they seemed like they didn't "seat" well in the slots.Overall, this is very well made and is exactly as described. It seems to be <hl> high-quality wood <hl>, and looks very nice in the drawer. I've had several compliments on them already, and have only had them for a short time.If you're looking for a way to organize your knives in a drawer instead of a butcher block, then you don't have to look any further.Just be sure to check the dimensions to make sure it fits in your drawers! (both length, width, and height!)

It seems to be <hl> high-quality wood <hl> , and looks very nice in the drawer.


Question: What did they buy?

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

Answer: I bought this set to go with a RSVP set

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

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


Question: is the quality nice?

Answer: Very nice quality too

Very nice quality too .

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

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


Question: What is the shape and design?

Answer: Well the design is the same and the shape of the spoon bowls are the same

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

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

<hl> Well the design is the same and the shape of the spoon bowls are the same <hl> .