Question: which magazine recommended the knife purchase?

I purchased this knife on the recommendation of Cook's Illustrated. I had my old chef's knife for many years, and it was time for a new one. This does not disappoint ! After using this one, I realized how extremely dull my old one was. No comparison-this one is so sharp and lightweight. I can't believe how nicely & easily I cut through everything now! A very good value for the price too. I highly recommend this knife.

Answer: Cook's Illustrated.

<hl> I purchased this knife on the recommendation of Cook's Illustrated. I had my old chef's knife for many years, and it was time for a new one. <hl> This does not disappoint ! After using this one, I realized how extremely dull my old one was. No comparison-this one is so sharp and lightweight. I can't believe how nicely & easily I cut through everything now! A very good value for the price too. I highly recommend this knife.

I purchased this knife on the recommendation of <hl> Cook's Illustrated. <hl> I had my old chef's knife for many years, and it was time for a new one. This does not disappoint ! After using this one, I realized how extremely dull my old one was. No comparison-this one is so sharp and lightweight. I can't believe how nicely & easily I cut through everything now! A very good value for the price too. I highly recommend this knife.


Question: what was wrong with the old knife?

Answer: extremely dull

I purchased this knife on the recommendation of Cook's Illustrated. I had my old chef's knife for many years, and it was time for a new one. This does not disappoint ! <hl> After using this one, I realized how extremely dull my old one was. <hl> No comparison-this one is so sharp and lightweight. I can't believe how nicely & easily I cut through everything now! A very good value for the price too. I highly recommend this knife.

I purchased this knife on the recommendation of Cook's Illustrated. I had my old chef's knife for many years, and it was time for a new one. This does not disappoint ! After using this one, I realized how <hl> extremely dull <hl> my old one was. No comparison-this one is so sharp and lightweight. I can't believe how nicely & easily I cut through everything now! A very good value for the price too. I highly recommend this knife.


Question: was the knife purchase a good or bad value?

Answer: A very good value

I purchased this knife on the recommendation of Cook's Illustrated. I had my old chef's knife for many years, and it was time for a new one. This does not disappoint ! After using this one, I realized how extremely dull my old one was. No comparison-this one is so sharp and lightweight. <hl> I can't believe how nicely & easily I cut through everything now! A very good value for the price too. <hl> I highly recommend this knife.

I purchased this knife on the recommendation of Cook's Illustrated. I had my old chef's knife for many years, and it was time for a new one. This does not disappoint ! After using this one, I realized how extremely dull my old one was. No comparison-this one is so sharp and lightweight. I can't believe how nicely & easily I cut through everything now! <hl> A very good value <hl> for the price too. I highly recommend this knife.


Question: is the new knife heavy or light?

Answer: lightweight

I purchased this knife on the recommendation of Cook's Illustrated. I had my old chef's knife for many years, and it was time for a new one. This does not disappoint ! After using this one, I realized how extremely dull my old one was. <hl> No comparison-this one is so sharp and lightweight . <hl> I can't believe how nicely & easily I cut through everything now! A very good value for the price too. I highly recommend this knife.

I purchased this knife on the recommendation of Cook's Illustrated. I had my old chef's knife for many years, and it was time for a new one. This does not disappoint ! After using this one, I realized how extremely dull my old one was. No comparison-this one is so sharp and <hl> lightweight <hl>. I can't believe how nicely & easily I cut through everything now! A very good value for the price too. I highly recommend this knife.

No comparison-this one is so sharp and <hl> lightweight <hl> .


Question: How many 4-place dinner settings are in the organizer?

I had to buy all new kitchenware, and this organizer holds a lot. The product image does not do it justice. I put 9 tablespoons in one compartment and there's room left over. I put eight 4-place dinner settings, 3 wire whisks, a large can opener, tongs, peeler, 4 sharp knives, a big strainer ladle, measuring spoons, basting brush and more in it. It is a charcoal color and is padded with a soft light grey padding material. First non-wood organizer I've seen that doesn't look cheap! This one is better because of the generous compartments and the padding that keeps things from moving and rattling.

Answer: eight

I had to buy all new kitchenware, and this organizer holds a lot. The product image does not do it justice. I put 9 tablespoons in one compartment and there's room left over. <hl> I put eight 4-place dinner settings, 3 wire whisks, a large can opener, tongs, peeler, 4 sharp knives, a big strainer ladle, measuring spoons, basting brush and more in it. <hl> It is a charcoal color and is padded with a soft light grey padding material. First non-wood organizer I've seen that doesn't look cheap! This one is better because of the generous compartments and the padding that keeps things from moving and rattling.

I had to buy all new kitchenware, and this organizer holds a lot. The product image does not do it justice. I put 9 tablespoons in one compartment and there's room left over. I put <hl> eight <hl> 4-place dinner settings, 3 wire whisks, a large can opener, tongs, peeler, 4 sharp knives, a big strainer ladle, measuring spoons, basting brush and more in it. It is a charcoal color and is padded with a soft light grey padding material. First non-wood organizer I've seen that doesn't look cheap! This one is better because of the generous compartments and the padding that keeps things from moving and rattling.


Question: How many wire whisks are in the organizer?

Answer: 3

I had to buy all new kitchenware, and this organizer holds a lot. The product image does not do it justice. I put 9 tablespoons in one compartment and there's room left over. <hl> I put eight 4-place dinner settings, 3 wire whisks, a large can opener, tongs, peeler, 4 sharp knives, a big strainer ladle, measuring spoons, basting brush and more in it. <hl> It is a charcoal color and is padded with a soft light grey padding material. First non-wood organizer I've seen that doesn't look cheap! This one is better because of the generous compartments and the padding that keeps things from moving and rattling.

I had to buy all new kitchenware, and this organizer holds a lot. The product image does not do it justice. I put 9 tablespoons in one compartment and there's room left over. I put eight 4-place dinner settings, <hl> 3 <hl> wire whisks, a large can opener, tongs, peeler, 4 sharp knives, a big strainer ladle, measuring spoons, basting brush and more in it. It is a charcoal color and is padded with a soft light grey padding material. First non-wood organizer I've seen that doesn't look cheap! This one is better because of the generous compartments and the padding that keeps things from moving and rattling.


Question: How many sharp knives are in the organizer?

Answer: 4

I had to buy all new kitchenware, and this organizer holds a lot. The product image does not do it justice. I put 9 tablespoons in one compartment and there's room left over. <hl> I put eight 4 -place dinner settings, 3 wire whisks, a large can opener, tongs, peeler, 4 sharp knives, a big strainer ladle, measuring spoons, basting brush and more in it. <hl> It is a charcoal color and is padded with a soft light grey padding material. First non-wood organizer I've seen that doesn't look cheap! This one is better because of the generous compartments and the padding that keeps things from moving and rattling.

I had to buy all new kitchenware, and this organizer holds a lot. The product image does not do it justice. I put 9 tablespoons in one compartment and there's room left over. I put eight <hl> 4 <hl>-place dinner settings, 3 wire whisks, a large can opener, tongs, peeler, 4 sharp knives, a big strainer ladle, measuring spoons, basting brush and more in it. It is a charcoal color and is padded with a soft light grey padding material. First non-wood organizer I've seen that doesn't look cheap! This one is better because of the generous compartments and the padding that keeps things from moving and rattling.

I put eight <hl> 4 <hl> -place dinner settings, 3 wire whisks, a large can opener, tongs, peeler, 4 sharp knives, a big strainer ladle, measuring spoons, basting brush and more in it.


Question: What keeps things in the organizer from moving and rattling?

Answer: the padding

I had to buy all new kitchenware, and this organizer holds a lot. The product image does not do it justice. I put 9 tablespoons in one compartment and there's room left over. I put eight 4-place dinner settings, 3 wire whisks, a large can opener, tongs, peeler, 4 sharp knives, a big strainer ladle, measuring spoons, basting brush and more in it. It is a charcoal color and is padded with a soft light grey padding material. First non-wood organizer I've seen that doesn't look cheap! <hl> This one is better because of the generous compartments and the padding that keeps things from moving and rattling. <hl>

I had to buy all new kitchenware, and this organizer holds a lot. The product image does not do it justice. I put 9 tablespoons in one compartment and there's room left over. I put eight 4-place dinner settings, 3 wire whisks, a large can opener, tongs, peeler, 4 sharp knives, a big strainer ladle, measuring spoons, basting brush and more in it. It is a charcoal color and is padded with a soft light grey padding material. First non-wood organizer I've seen that doesn't look cheap! This one is better because of the generous compartments and <hl> the padding <hl> that keeps things from moving and rattling.


Question: How many tablespoons are in one compartment of the organizer?

Answer: 9

I had to buy all new kitchenware, and this organizer holds a lot. The product image does not do it justice. <hl> I put 9 tablespoons in one compartment and there's room left over. <hl> I put eight 4-place dinner settings, 3 wire whisks, a large can opener, tongs, peeler, 4 sharp knives, a big strainer ladle, measuring spoons, basting brush and more in it. It is a charcoal color and is padded with a soft light grey padding material. First non-wood organizer I've seen that doesn't look cheap! This one is better because of the generous compartments and the padding that keeps things from moving and rattling.

I had to buy all new kitchenware, and this organizer holds a lot. The product image does not do it justice. I put <hl> 9 <hl> tablespoons in one compartment and there's room left over. I put eight 4-place dinner settings, 3 wire whisks, a large can opener, tongs, peeler, 4 sharp knives, a big strainer ladle, measuring spoons, basting brush and more in it. It is a charcoal color and is padded with a soft light grey padding material. First non-wood organizer I've seen that doesn't look cheap! This one is better because of the generous compartments and the padding that keeps things from moving and rattling.


Question: What would happen if the cup fell on your foot?

ooh yes, a nice cup a joe! this cup is so solid i swear if it fell on your foot you will cry. Heavy and is just the right size, this is my favourite mug.

Answer: you will cry

ooh yes, a nice cup a joe! <hl> this cup is so solid i swear if it fell on your foot you will cry . <hl> Heavy and is just the right size, this is my favourite mug.

ooh yes, a nice cup a joe! this cup is so solid i swear if it fell on your foot <hl> you will cry <hl>. Heavy and is just the right size, this is my favourite mug.

this cup is so solid i swear if it fell on your foot <hl> you will cry <hl> .


Question: What is my favorite mug?

Answer: this cup

<hl> ooh yes, a nice cup a joe! this cup is so solid i swear if it fell on your foot you will cry. <hl> Heavy and is just the right size, this is my favourite mug.

ooh yes, a nice cup a joe! <hl> this cup <hl> is so solid i swear if it fell on your foot you will cry. Heavy and is just the right size, this is my favourite mug.


Question: What size is the cup?

Answer: just the right size

ooh yes, a nice cup a joe! this cup is so solid i swear if it fell on your foot you will cry. <hl> Heavy and is just the right size , this is my favourite mug. <hl>

ooh yes, a nice cup a joe! this cup is so solid i swear if it fell on your foot you will cry. Heavy and is <hl> just the right size <hl>, this is my favourite mug.

Heavy and is <hl> just the right size <hl> , this is my favourite mug.


Question: What is the weight of the cup?

Answer: Heavy

ooh yes, a nice cup a joe! this cup is so solid i swear if it fell on your foot you will cry. <hl> Heavy and is just the right size, this is my favourite mug. <hl>

ooh yes, a nice cup a joe! this cup is so solid i swear if it fell on your foot you will cry. <hl> Heavy <hl> and is just the right size, this is my favourite mug.


Question: What color are the bags?

As I have an agitator washing machine, I really appreciate bagging bras and other items that used to tangle brutally in the wash, sometimes strangling other stuff into deep wrinkles that needed an iron to get out. I took two of the bags on vacation with me last year and felt none of the usual embarrassment at laundry time when I had to mix my clothes with those of my host family. The bags are opaque enough to give a bit of privacy to what's inside. Thanks for a durable product that saves both threads and personal pride.

Answer: The bags are opaque

As I have an agitator washing machine, I really appreciate bagging bras and other items that used to tangle brutally in the wash, sometimes strangling other stuff into deep wrinkles that needed an iron to get out. I took two of the bags on vacation with me last year and felt none of the usual embarrassment at laundry time when I had to mix my clothes with those of my host family. <hl> The bags are opaque enough to give a bit of privacy to what's inside. <hl> Thanks for a durable product that saves both threads and personal pride.

As I have an agitator washing machine, I really appreciate bagging bras and other items that used to tangle brutally in the wash, sometimes strangling other stuff into deep wrinkles that needed an iron to get out. I took two of the bags on vacation with me last year and felt none of the usual embarrassment at laundry time when I had to mix my clothes with those of my host family. <hl> The bags are opaque <hl> enough to give a bit of privacy to what's inside. Thanks for a durable product that saves both threads and personal pride.


Question: What used to get tangled in the wash?

Answer: bras and other items

<hl> As I have an agitator washing machine, I really appreciate bagging bras and other items that used to tangle brutally in the wash, sometimes strangling other stuff into deep wrinkles that needed an iron to get out. <hl> I took two of the bags on vacation with me last year and felt none of the usual embarrassment at laundry time when I had to mix my clothes with those of my host family. The bags are opaque enough to give a bit of privacy to what's inside. Thanks for a durable product that saves both threads and personal pride.

As I have an agitator washing machine, I really appreciate bagging <hl> bras and other items <hl> that used to tangle brutally in the wash, sometimes strangling other stuff into deep wrinkles that needed an iron to get out. I took two of the bags on vacation with me last year and felt none of the usual embarrassment at laundry time when I had to mix my clothes with those of my host family. The bags are opaque enough to give a bit of privacy to what's inside. Thanks for a durable product that saves both threads and personal pride.


Question: What happened when the items got tangled?

Answer: deep wrinkles that needed an iron to get out

<hl> As I have an agitator washing machine, I really appreciate bagging bras and other items that used to tangle brutally in the wash, sometimes strangling other stuff into deep wrinkles that needed an iron to get out . <hl> I took two of the bags on vacation with me last year and felt none of the usual embarrassment at laundry time when I had to mix my clothes with those of my host family. The bags are opaque enough to give a bit of privacy to what's inside. Thanks for a durable product that saves both threads and personal pride.

As I have an agitator washing machine, I really appreciate bagging bras and other items that used to tangle brutally in the wash, sometimes strangling other stuff into <hl> deep wrinkles that needed an iron to get out <hl>. I took two of the bags on vacation with me last year and felt none of the usual embarrassment at laundry time when I had to mix my clothes with those of my host family. The bags are opaque enough to give a bit of privacy to what's inside. Thanks for a durable product that saves both threads and personal pride.

As I have an agitator washing machine, I really appreciate bagging bras and other items that used to tangle brutally in the wash, sometimes strangling other stuff into <hl> deep wrinkles that needed an iron to get out <hl> .


Question: Where were the bags taken?

Answer: on vacation

As I have an agitator washing machine, I really appreciate bagging bras and other items that used to tangle brutally in the wash, sometimes strangling other stuff into deep wrinkles that needed an iron to get out. <hl> I took two of the bags on vacation with me last year and felt none of the usual embarrassment at laundry time when I had to mix my clothes with those of my host family. <hl> The bags are opaque enough to give a bit of privacy to what's inside. Thanks for a durable product that saves both threads and personal pride.

As I have an agitator washing machine, I really appreciate bagging bras and other items that used to tangle brutally in the wash, sometimes strangling other stuff into deep wrinkles that needed an iron to get out. I took two of the bags <hl> on vacation <hl> with me last year and felt none of the usual embarrassment at laundry time when I had to mix my clothes with those of my host family. The bags are opaque enough to give a bit of privacy to what's inside. Thanks for a durable product that saves both threads and personal pride.


Question: When was the vacation?

Answer: last year

As I have an agitator washing machine, I really appreciate bagging bras and other items that used to tangle brutally in the wash, sometimes strangling other stuff into deep wrinkles that needed an iron to get out. <hl> I took two of the bags on vacation with me last year and felt none of the usual embarrassment at laundry time when I had to mix my clothes with those of my host family. <hl> The bags are opaque enough to give a bit of privacy to what's inside. Thanks for a durable product that saves both threads and personal pride.

As I have an agitator washing machine, I really appreciate bagging bras and other items that used to tangle brutally in the wash, sometimes strangling other stuff into deep wrinkles that needed an iron to get out. I took two of the bags on vacation with me <hl> last year <hl> and felt none of the usual embarrassment at laundry time when I had to mix my clothes with those of my host family. The bags are opaque enough to give a bit of privacy to what's inside. Thanks for a durable product that saves both threads and personal pride.


Question: What made the set up a nightmare?

The flimsy construction made set up a nightmare. It should have taken 10 minutes, instead it took 30. The float for the cut off switch is a flimsy plastic rod stuck in a chunk of Styrofoam. Lining it up with the switch in the top almost had me screaming in frustration, mostly due to the flimsy construction of the base. The plastic is so thin it flexes at the slightest touch, which created the following sequence: Try and put the top on the base and first one side of the base pops out, get that side in and the back pops out, get the back in and the other side pops out , get the base all lined up and on and the float rod isn't lined up with the switch, take the top off and start all over again, continue ad nauseam...Then get every thing lined up, fill with water, turn it on and find out the fan is broken, return.

Answer: The flimsy construction

<hl> The flimsy construction made set up a nightmare. <hl> It should have taken 10 minutes, instead it took 30. The float for the cut off switch is a flimsy plastic rod stuck in a chunk of Styrofoam. Lining it up with the switch in the top almost had me screaming in frustration, mostly due to the flimsy construction of the base. The plastic is so thin it flexes at the slightest touch, which created the following sequence: Try and put the top on the base and first one side of the base pops out, get that side in and the back pops out, get the back in and the other side pops out , get the base all lined up and on and the float rod isn't lined up with the switch, take the top off and start all over again, continue ad nauseam... Then get every thing lined up, fill with water, turn it on and find out the fan is broken, return.

<hl> The flimsy construction <hl> made set up a nightmare. It should have taken 10 minutes, instead it took 30. The float for the cut off switch is a flimsy plastic rod stuck in a chunk of Styrofoam. Lining it up with the switch in the top almost had me screaming in frustration, mostly due to the flimsy construction of the base. The plastic is so thin it flexes at the slightest touch, which created the following sequence: Try and put the top on the base and first one side of the base pops out, get that side in and the back pops out, get the back in and the other side pops out , get the base all lined up and on and the float rod isn't lined up with the switch, take the top off and start all over again, continue ad nauseam...Then get every thing lined up, fill with water, turn it on and find out the fan is broken, return.


Question: What was the flimsy plastic rod stuck in?

Answer: chunk of Styrofoam

The flimsy construction made set up a nightmare. It should have taken 10 minutes, instead it took 30. <hl> The float for the cut off switch is a flimsy plastic rod stuck in a chunk of Styrofoam . <hl> Lining it up with the switch in the top almost had me screaming in frustration, mostly due to the flimsy construction of the base. The plastic is so thin it flexes at the slightest touch, which created the following sequence: Try and put the top on the base and first one side of the base pops out, get that side in and the back pops out, get the back in and the other side pops out , get the base all lined up and on and the float rod isn't lined up with the switch, take the top off and start all over again, continue ad nauseam... Then get every thing lined up, fill with water, turn it on and find out the fan is broken, return.

The flimsy construction made set up a nightmare. It should have taken 10 minutes, instead it took 30. The float for the cut off switch is a flimsy plastic rod stuck in a <hl> chunk of Styrofoam <hl>. Lining it up with the switch in the top almost had me screaming in frustration, mostly due to the flimsy construction of the base. The plastic is so thin it flexes at the slightest touch, which created the following sequence: Try and put the top on the base and first one side of the base pops out, get that side in and the back pops out, get the back in and the other side pops out , get the base all lined up and on and the float rod isn't lined up with the switch, take the top off and start all over again, continue ad nauseam...Then get every thing lined up, fill with water, turn it on and find out the fan is broken, return.

The float for the cut off switch is a flimsy plastic rod stuck in a <hl> chunk of Styrofoam <hl> .


Question: What causes the thin plastic to flex?

Answer: the slightest touch

The flimsy construction made set up a nightmare. It should have taken 10 minutes, instead it took 30. The float for the cut off switch is a flimsy plastic rod stuck in a chunk of Styrofoam. Lining it up with the switch in the top almost had me screaming in frustration, mostly due to the flimsy construction of the base. <hl> The plastic is so thin it flexes at the slightest touch , which created the following sequence: Try and put the top on the base and first one side of the base pops out, get that side in and the back pops out, get the back in and the other side pops out , get the base all lined up and on and the float rod isn't lined up with the switch, take the top off and start all over again, continue ad nauseam... <hl> Then get every thing lined up, fill with water, turn it on and find out the fan is broken, return.

The flimsy construction made set up a nightmare. It should have taken 10 minutes, instead it took 30. The float for the cut off switch is a flimsy plastic rod stuck in a chunk of Styrofoam. Lining it up with the switch in the top almost had me screaming in frustration, mostly due to the flimsy construction of the base. The plastic is so thin it flexes at <hl> the slightest touch <hl>, which created the following sequence: Try and put the top on the base and first one side of the base pops out, get that side in and the back pops out, get the back in and the other side pops out , get the base all lined up and on and the float rod isn't lined up with the switch, take the top off and start all over again, continue ad nauseam...Then get every thing lined up, fill with water, turn it on and find out the fan is broken, return.

The plastic is so thin it flexes at <hl> the slightest touch <hl> , which created the following sequence: Try and put the top on the base and first one side of the base pops out, get that side in and the back pops out, get the back in and the other side pops out , get the base all lined up and on and the float rod isn't lined up with the switch, take the top off and start all over again, continue ad nauseam...


Question: What happened first while trying to put the top on the base?

Answer: one side of the base pops out

The flimsy construction made set up a nightmare. It should have taken 10 minutes, instead it took 30. The float for the cut off switch is a flimsy plastic rod stuck in a chunk of Styrofoam. Lining it up with the switch in the top almost had me screaming in frustration, mostly due to the flimsy construction of the base. <hl> The plastic is so thin it flexes at the slightest touch, which created the following sequence: Try and put the top on the base and first one side of the base pops out , get that side in and the back pops out, get the back in and the other side pops out , get the base all lined up and on and the float rod isn't lined up with the switch, take the top off and start all over again, continue ad nauseam... <hl> Then get every thing lined up, fill with water, turn it on and find out the fan is broken, return.

The flimsy construction made set up a nightmare. It should have taken 10 minutes, instead it took 30. The float for the cut off switch is a flimsy plastic rod stuck in a chunk of Styrofoam. Lining it up with the switch in the top almost had me screaming in frustration, mostly due to the flimsy construction of the base. The plastic is so thin it flexes at the slightest touch, which created the following sequence: Try and put the top on the base and first <hl> one side of the base pops out <hl>, get that side in and the back pops out, get the back in and the other side pops out , get the base all lined up and on and the float rod isn't lined up with the switch, take the top off and start all over again, continue ad nauseam...Then get every thing lined up, fill with water, turn it on and find out the fan is broken, return.

The plastic is so thin it flexes at the slightest touch, which created the following sequence: Try and put the top on the base and first <hl> one side of the base pops out <hl> , get that side in and the back pops out, get the back in and the other side pops out , get the base all lined up and on and the float rod isn't lined up with the switch, take the top off and start all over again, continue ad nauseam...


Question: What happened when it was turned on?

Answer: find out the fan is broken

The flimsy construction made set up a nightmare. It should have taken 10 minutes, instead it took 30. The float for the cut off switch is a flimsy plastic rod stuck in a chunk of Styrofoam. Lining it up with the switch in the top almost had me screaming in frustration, mostly due to the flimsy construction of the base. The plastic is so thin it flexes at the slightest touch, which created the following sequence: Try and put the top on the base and first one side of the base pops out, get that side in and the back pops out, get the back in and the other side pops out , get the base all lined up and on and the float rod isn't lined up with the switch, take the top off and start all over again, continue ad nauseam... <hl> Then get every thing lined up, fill with water, turn it on and find out the fan is broken , return. <hl>

The flimsy construction made set up a nightmare. It should have taken 10 minutes, instead it took 30. The float for the cut off switch is a flimsy plastic rod stuck in a chunk of Styrofoam. Lining it up with the switch in the top almost had me screaming in frustration, mostly due to the flimsy construction of the base. The plastic is so thin it flexes at the slightest touch, which created the following sequence: Try and put the top on the base and first one side of the base pops out, get that side in and the back pops out, get the back in and the other side pops out , get the base all lined up and on and the float rod isn't lined up with the switch, take the top off and start all over again, continue ad nauseam...Then get every thing lined up, fill with water, turn it on and <hl> find out the fan is broken <hl>, return.

Then get every thing lined up, fill with water, turn it on and <hl> find out the fan is broken <hl> , return.


Question: How many were bought?

Bought three of these for a mother daughter tea. SOO pretty. Very unexpected to match my fine china as well. They appear to be dishwasher safe. Will use them every chance I get.

Answer: three

<hl> Bought three of these for a mother daughter tea. <hl> SOO pretty. Very unexpected to match my fine china as well. They appear to be dishwasher safe. Will use them every chance I get.

Bought <hl> three <hl> of these for a mother daughter tea. SOO pretty. Very unexpected to match my fine china as well. They appear to be dishwasher safe. Will use them every chance I get.


Question: Are they dishwasher safe?

Answer: They appear to be

They appear to be dishwasher safe.

Bought three of these for a mother daughter tea. SOO pretty. Very unexpected to match my fine china as well. <hl> They appear to be dishwasher safe. <hl> Will use them every chance I get.

Bought three of these for a mother daughter tea. SOO pretty. Very unexpected to match my fine china as well. <hl> They appear to be <hl> dishwasher safe. Will use them every chance I get.


Question: When will they be used?

Answer: every chance I get

Will use them every chance I get .

Bought three of these for a mother daughter tea. SOO pretty. Very unexpected to match my fine china as well. They appear to be dishwasher safe. <hl> Will use them every chance I get . <hl>

Bought three of these for a mother daughter tea. SOO pretty. Very unexpected to match my fine china as well. They appear to be dishwasher safe. Will use them <hl> every chance I get <hl>.

Will use them <hl> every chance I get <hl> .


Question: What do they match?

Answer: my fine china

Bought three of these for a mother daughter tea. SOO pretty. <hl> Very unexpected to match my fine china as well. <hl> They appear to be dishwasher safe. Will use them every chance I get.

Bought three of these for a mother daughter tea. SOO pretty. Very unexpected to match <hl> my fine china <hl> as well. They appear to be dishwasher safe. Will use them every chance I get.


Question: What is the name of the device the user is touting?

I use a lot of recipes from the internet, and this is the ideal way to store those print out sheets of paper. Before, I would just bring my laptop into the kitchen. The problem with that was that if I wanted to use that recipe again later, (usually for me, months later), I would forget exactly which site and recipe I had used. This is also excellent for those printed out recipes that I get from friends and family. I love it, and am much more organized with this in my kitchen. By the way, it is very solid and stands sturdy. My only concern is that when I have used all 26 pages, I don't think Umbra offers refill pages.

Answer: Umbra

I use a lot of recipes from the internet, and this is the ideal way to store those print out sheets of paper. Before, I would just bring my laptop into the kitchen. The problem with that was that if I wanted to use that recipe again later, (usually for me, months later), I would forget exactly which site and recipe I had used. This is also excellent for those printed out recipes that I get from friends and family. I love it, and am much more organized with this in my kitchen. By the way, it is very solid and stands sturdy. <hl> My only concern is that when I have used all 26 pages, I don't think Umbra offers refill pages. <hl>

I use a lot of recipes from the internet, and this is the ideal way to store those print out sheets of paper. Before, I would just bring my laptop into the kitchen. The problem with that was that if I wanted to use that recipe again later, (usually for me, months later), I would forget exactly which site and recipe I had used. This is also excellent for those printed out recipes that I get from friends and family. I love it, and am much more organized with this in my kitchen. By the way, it is very solid and stands sturdy. My only concern is that when I have used all 26 pages, I don't think <hl> Umbra <hl> offers refill pages.


Question: Where does the user find many of her recipes?

Answer: the internet

<hl> I use a lot of recipes from the internet , and this is the ideal way to store those print out sheets of paper. <hl> Before, I would just bring my laptop into the kitchen. The problem with that was that if I wanted to use that recipe again later, (usually for me, months later), I would forget exactly which site and recipe I had used. This is also excellent for those printed out recipes that I get from friends and family. I love it, and am much more organized with this in my kitchen. By the way, it is very solid and stands sturdy. My only concern is that when I have used all 26 pages, I don't think Umbra offers refill pages.

I use a lot of recipes from <hl> the internet <hl>, and this is the ideal way to store those print out sheets of paper. Before, I would just bring my laptop into the kitchen. The problem with that was that if I wanted to use that recipe again later, (usually for me, months later), I would forget exactly which site and recipe I had used. This is also excellent for those printed out recipes that I get from friends and family. I love it, and am much more organized with this in my kitchen. By the way, it is very solid and stands sturdy. My only concern is that when I have used all 26 pages, I don't think Umbra offers refill pages.

I use a lot of recipes from <hl> the internet <hl> , and this is the ideal way to store those print out sheets of paper.


Question: How many blank pages are available to the user?

Answer: 26 pages

I use a lot of recipes from the internet, and this is the ideal way to store those print out sheets of paper. Before, I would just bring my laptop into the kitchen. The problem with that was that if I wanted to use that recipe again later, (usually for me, months later), I would forget exactly which site and recipe I had used. This is also excellent for those printed out recipes that I get from friends and family. I love it, and am much more organized with this in my kitchen. By the way, it is very solid and stands sturdy. <hl> My only concern is that when I have used all 26 pages , I don't think Umbra offers refill pages. <hl>

I use a lot of recipes from the internet, and this is the ideal way to store those print out sheets of paper. Before, I would just bring my laptop into the kitchen. The problem with that was that if I wanted to use that recipe again later, (usually for me, months later), I would forget exactly which site and recipe I had used. This is also excellent for those printed out recipes that I get from friends and family. I love it, and am much more organized with this in my kitchen. By the way, it is very solid and stands sturdy. My only concern is that when I have used all <hl> 26 pages <hl>, I don't think Umbra offers refill pages.

My only concern is that when I have used all <hl> 26 pages <hl> , I don't think Umbra offers refill pages.


Question: Does the device work well for printouts?

Answer: This is also excellent for those printed out recipes

I use a lot of recipes from the internet, and this is the ideal way to store those print out sheets of paper. Before, I would just bring my laptop into the kitchen. The problem with that was that if I wanted to use that recipe again later, (usually for me, months later), I would forget exactly which site and recipe I had used. <hl> This is also excellent for those printed out recipes that I get from friends and family. <hl> I love it, and am much more organized with this in my kitchen. By the way, it is very solid and stands sturdy. My only concern is that when I have used all 26 pages, I don't think Umbra offers refill pages.

I use a lot of recipes from the internet, and this is the ideal way to store those print out sheets of paper. Before, I would just bring my laptop into the kitchen. The problem with that was that if I wanted to use that recipe again later, (usually for me, months later), I would forget exactly which site and recipe I had used. <hl> This is also excellent for those printed out recipes <hl> that I get from friends and family. I love it, and am much more organized with this in my kitchen. By the way, it is very solid and stands sturdy. My only concern is that when I have used all 26 pages, I don't think Umbra offers refill pages.


Question: Where does the user get printed recipes?

Answer: from friends and family

I use a lot of recipes from the internet, and this is the ideal way to store those print out sheets of paper. Before, I would just bring my laptop into the kitchen. The problem with that was that if I wanted to use that recipe again later, (usually for me, months later), I would forget exactly which site and recipe I had used. <hl> This is also excellent for those printed out recipes that I get from friends and family . <hl> I love it, and am much more organized with this in my kitchen. By the way, it is very solid and stands sturdy. My only concern is that when I have used all 26 pages, I don't think Umbra offers refill pages.

I use a lot of recipes from the internet, and this is the ideal way to store those print out sheets of paper. Before, I would just bring my laptop into the kitchen. The problem with that was that if I wanted to use that recipe again later, (usually for me, months later), I would forget exactly which site and recipe I had used. This is also excellent for those printed out recipes that I get <hl> from friends and family <hl>. I love it, and am much more organized with this in my kitchen. By the way, it is very solid and stands sturdy. My only concern is that when I have used all 26 pages, I don't think Umbra offers refill pages.

This is also excellent for those printed out recipes that I get <hl> from friends and family <hl> .


Question: How well does the machine clean?

I have a very mixed review of this cleaner. It cleans beautifully-I have no complaints in that area. My complaint is with how the cleaner is designed and manufactured. The handle to the dirty water tank immediately began to give me problems. The second use of the machine, the handle fell off. It is not fixable as the cheap plastic broke off. The design of the thing is very strange-I haven't a clue why they did it that way. Also, the caddie that holds the tools I find to be very inconvieniant. It doesn't hold the hose very well and is mostly in the way. The only reason I rated the machine 3 was the cleaning ability. I am pleased (so far) with how well it cleans.

Answer: It cleans beautifully

I have a very mixed review of this cleaner. <hl> It cleans beautifully -I have no complaints in that area. <hl> My complaint is with how the cleaner is designed and manufactured. The handle to the dirty water tank immediately began to give me problems. The second use of the machine, the handle fell off. It is not fixable as the cheap plastic broke off. The design of the thing is very strange-I haven't a clue why they did it that way. Also, the caddie that holds the tools I find to be very inconvieniant. It doesn't hold the hose very well and is mostly in the way. The only reason I rated the machine 3 was the cleaning ability. I am pleased (so far) with how well it cleans.

I have a very mixed review of this cleaner. <hl> It cleans beautifully <hl>-I have no complaints in that area. My complaint is with how the cleaner is designed and manufactured. The handle to the dirty water tank immediately began to give me problems. The second use of the machine, the handle fell off. It is not fixable as the cheap plastic broke off. The design of the thing is very strange-I haven't a clue why they did it that way. Also, the caddie that holds the tools I find to be very inconvieniant. It doesn't hold the hose very well and is mostly in the way. The only reason I rated the machine 3 was the cleaning ability. I am pleased (so far) with how well it cleans.

<hl> It cleans beautifully <hl> -I have no complaints in that area.


Question: What damage was incurred on the second use of the machine?

Answer: the handle fell off

I have a very mixed review of this cleaner. It cleans beautifully-I have no complaints in that area. My complaint is with how the cleaner is designed and manufactured. The handle to the dirty water tank immediately began to give me problems. <hl> The second use of the machine, the handle fell off . <hl> It is not fixable as the cheap plastic broke off. The design of the thing is very strange-I haven't a clue why they did it that way. Also, the caddie that holds the tools I find to be very inconvieniant. It doesn't hold the hose very well and is mostly in the way. The only reason I rated the machine 3 was the cleaning ability. I am pleased (so far) with how well it cleans.

I have a very mixed review of this cleaner. It cleans beautifully-I have no complaints in that area. My complaint is with how the cleaner is designed and manufactured. The handle to the dirty water tank immediately began to give me problems. The second use of the machine, <hl> the handle fell off <hl>. It is not fixable as the cheap plastic broke off. The design of the thing is very strange-I haven't a clue why they did it that way. Also, the caddie that holds the tools I find to be very inconvieniant. It doesn't hold the hose very well and is mostly in the way. The only reason I rated the machine 3 was the cleaning ability. I am pleased (so far) with how well it cleans.

The second use of the machine, <hl> the handle fell off <hl> .


Question: Can the machine handle be fixed?

Answer: It is not fixable

I have a very mixed review of this cleaner. It cleans beautifully-I have no complaints in that area. My complaint is with how the cleaner is designed and manufactured. The handle to the dirty water tank immediately began to give me problems. The second use of the machine, the handle fell off. <hl> It is not fixable as the cheap plastic broke off. <hl> The design of the thing is very strange-I haven't a clue why they did it that way. Also, the caddie that holds the tools I find to be very inconvieniant. It doesn't hold the hose very well and is mostly in the way. The only reason I rated the machine 3 was the cleaning ability. I am pleased (so far) with how well it cleans.

I have a very mixed review of this cleaner. It cleans beautifully-I have no complaints in that area. My complaint is with how the cleaner is designed and manufactured. The handle to the dirty water tank immediately began to give me problems. The second use of the machine, the handle fell off. <hl> It is not fixable <hl> as the cheap plastic broke off. The design of the thing is very strange-I haven't a clue why they did it that way. Also, the caddie that holds the tools I find to be very inconvieniant. It doesn't hold the hose very well and is mostly in the way. The only reason I rated the machine 3 was the cleaning ability. I am pleased (so far) with how well it cleans.


Question: What rating did the user give the machine?

Answer: 3

I have a very mixed review of this cleaner. It cleans beautifully-I have no complaints in that area. My complaint is with how the cleaner is designed and manufactured. The handle to the dirty water tank immediately began to give me problems. The second use of the machine, the handle fell off. It is not fixable as the cheap plastic broke off. The design of the thing is very strange-I haven't a clue why they did it that way. Also, the caddie that holds the tools I find to be very inconvieniant. It doesn't hold the hose very well and is mostly in the way. <hl> The only reason I rated the machine 3 was the cleaning ability. <hl> I am pleased (so far) with how well it cleans.

I have a very mixed review of this cleaner. It cleans beautifully-I have no complaints in that area. My complaint is with how the cleaner is designed and manufactured. The handle to the dirty water tank immediately began to give me problems. The second use of the machine, the handle fell off. It is not fixable as the cheap plastic broke off. The design of the thing is very strange-I haven't a clue why they did it that way. Also, the caddie that holds the tools I find to be very inconvieniant. It doesn't hold the hose very well and is mostly in the way. The only reason I rated the machine <hl> 3 <hl> was the cleaning ability. I am pleased (so far) with how well it cleans.


Question: What material is the machine made from?

Answer: cheap plastic

I have a very mixed review of this cleaner. It cleans beautifully-I have no complaints in that area. My complaint is with how the cleaner is designed and manufactured. The handle to the dirty water tank immediately began to give me problems. The second use of the machine, the handle fell off. <hl> It is not fixable as the cheap plastic broke off. <hl> The design of the thing is very strange-I haven't a clue why they did it that way. Also, the caddie that holds the tools I find to be very inconvieniant. It doesn't hold the hose very well and is mostly in the way. The only reason I rated the machine 3 was the cleaning ability. I am pleased (so far) with how well it cleans.

I have a very mixed review of this cleaner. It cleans beautifully-I have no complaints in that area. My complaint is with how the cleaner is designed and manufactured. The handle to the dirty water tank immediately began to give me problems. The second use of the machine, the handle fell off. It is not fixable as the <hl> cheap plastic <hl> broke off. The design of the thing is very strange-I haven't a clue why they did it that way. Also, the caddie that holds the tools I find to be very inconvieniant. It doesn't hold the hose very well and is mostly in the way. The only reason I rated the machine 3 was the cleaning ability. I am pleased (so far) with how well it cleans.


Question: How is the actual storage bag made in relation to the picture?

The storage bag I got is different from the picture. It's a mesh see-through material, where in the picture it doesn't look like it would be see-through. It still does what it's supposed to, so no complaints. I love the velcro loop at the top that I can use to hang it on the bar under the shelf in my closet.

Answer: The storage bag I got is different from the picture

<hl> The storage bag I got is different from the picture . <hl> It's a mesh see-through material, where in the picture it doesn't look like it would be see-through. It still does what it's supposed to, so no complaints. I love the velcro loop at the top that I can use to hang it on the bar under the shelf in my closet.

<hl> The storage bag I got is different from the picture <hl>. It's a mesh see-through material, where in the picture it doesn't look like it would be see-through. It still does what it's supposed to, so no complaints. I love the velcro loop at the top that I can use to hang it on the bar under the shelf in my closet.

<hl> The storage bag I got is different from the picture <hl> .


Question: What material is the storage bag made from?

Answer: mesh see-through material

The storage bag I got is different from the picture. <hl> It's a mesh see-through material , where in the picture it doesn't look like it would be see-through. <hl> It still does what it's supposed to, so no complaints. I love the velcro loop at the top that I can use to hang it on the bar under the shelf in my closet.

The storage bag I got is different from the picture. It's a <hl> mesh see-through material <hl>, where in the picture it doesn't look like it would be see-through. It still does what it's supposed to, so no complaints. I love the velcro loop at the top that I can use to hang it on the bar under the shelf in my closet.

It's a <hl> mesh see-through material <hl> , where in the picture it doesn't look like it would be see-through.


Question: What sort of loop is at the top?

Answer: velcro

The storage bag I got is different from the picture. It's a mesh see-through material, where in the picture it doesn't look like it would be see-through. It still does what it's supposed to, so no complaints. <hl> I love the velcro loop at the top that I can use to hang it on the bar under the shelf in my closet. <hl>

The storage bag I got is different from the picture. It's a mesh see-through material, where in the picture it doesn't look like it would be see-through. It still does what it's supposed to, so no complaints. I love the <hl> velcro <hl> loop at the top that I can use to hang it on the bar under the shelf in my closet.


Question: Does the bag function as required?

Answer: It still does what it's supposed to

The storage bag I got is different from the picture. It's a mesh see-through material, where in the picture it doesn't look like it would be see-through. <hl> It still does what it's supposed to , so no complaints. <hl> I love the velcro loop at the top that I can use to hang it on the bar under the shelf in my closet.

The storage bag I got is different from the picture. It's a mesh see-through material, where in the picture it doesn't look like it would be see-through. <hl> It still does what it's supposed to <hl>, so no complaints. I love the velcro loop at the top that I can use to hang it on the bar under the shelf in my closet.

<hl> It still does what it's supposed to <hl> , so no complaints.


Question: Where might one hang the bag?

Answer: under the shelf in my closet.

The storage bag I got is different from the picture. It's a mesh see-through material, where in the picture it doesn't look like it would be see-through. It still does what it's supposed to, so no complaints. <hl> I love the velcro loop at the top that I can use to hang it on the bar under the shelf in my closet. <hl>

The storage bag I got is different from the picture. It's a mesh see-through material, where in the picture it doesn't look like it would be see-through. It still does what it's supposed to, so no complaints. I love the velcro loop at the top that I can use to hang it on the bar <hl> under the shelf in my closet. <hl>


Question: Does the cooker poach eggs evenly?

If you like your poached eggs very undercooked, this might be okay for you. However I like my poached eggs on the medium to medium-well side (with the white totally cooked, and the yolk just starting to firm up at the edges). This cooker cannot do that. You put the eggs in the poaching tray, and the top part of the egg (that is exposed to steam) cooks LONG before the bottom part (in the bottom of the tray). Impossible to get them evenly cooked. However, this turns out GREAT boiled eggs, much faster than I can make them in a pot. I was really looking forward to an easier method of poaching eggs, but looks like I'm back to my pot of water. :\

Answer: Impossible to get them evenly cooked

Impossible to get them evenly cooked .

If you like your poached eggs very undercooked, this might be okay for you. However I like my poached eggs on the medium to medium-well side (with the white totally cooked, and the yolk just starting to firm up at the edges). This cooker cannot do that. You put the eggs in the poaching tray, and the top part of the egg (that is exposed to steam) cooks LONG before the bottom part (in the bottom of the tray). <hl> Impossible to get them evenly cooked . <hl> However, this turns out GREAT boiled eggs, much faster than I can make them in a pot. I was really looking forward to an easier method of poaching eggs, but looks like I'm back to my pot of water. :\

If you like your poached eggs very undercooked, this might be okay for you. However I like my poached eggs on the medium to medium-well side (with the white totally cooked, and the yolk just starting to firm up at the edges). This cooker cannot do that. You put the eggs in the poaching tray, and the top part of the egg (that is exposed to steam) cooks LONG before the bottom part (in the bottom of the tray). <hl> Impossible to get them evenly cooked <hl>. However, this turns out GREAT boiled eggs, much faster than I can make them in a pot. I was really looking forward to an easier method of poaching eggs, but looks like I'm back to my pot of water. :\

<hl> Impossible to get them evenly cooked <hl> .


Question: Does the cooker work well for boiling eggs?

Answer: this turns out GREAT boiled eggs

If you like your poached eggs very undercooked, this might be okay for you. However I like my poached eggs on the medium to medium-well side (with the white totally cooked, and the yolk just starting to firm up at the edges). This cooker cannot do that. You put the eggs in the poaching tray, and the top part of the egg (that is exposed to steam) cooks LONG before the bottom part (in the bottom of the tray). Impossible to get them evenly cooked. <hl> However, this turns out GREAT boiled eggs , much faster than I can make them in a pot. <hl> I was really looking forward to an easier method of poaching eggs, but looks like I'm back to my pot of water. :\

If you like your poached eggs very undercooked, this might be okay for you. However I like my poached eggs on the medium to medium-well side (with the white totally cooked, and the yolk just starting to firm up at the edges). This cooker cannot do that. You put the eggs in the poaching tray, and the top part of the egg (that is exposed to steam) cooks LONG before the bottom part (in the bottom of the tray). Impossible to get them evenly cooked. However, <hl> this turns out GREAT boiled eggs <hl>, much faster than I can make them in a pot. I was really looking forward to an easier method of poaching eggs, but looks like I'm back to my pot of water. :\

However, <hl> this turns out GREAT boiled eggs <hl> , much faster than I can make them in a pot.


Question: What is the main complaint about the cooker's ability to poach eggs?

Answer: undercooked

<hl> If you like your poached eggs very undercooked , this might be okay for you. <hl> However I like my poached eggs on the medium to medium-well side (with the white totally cooked, and the yolk just starting to firm up at the edges). This cooker cannot do that. You put the eggs in the poaching tray, and the top part of the egg (that is exposed to steam) cooks LONG before the bottom part (in the bottom of the tray). Impossible to get them evenly cooked. However, this turns out GREAT boiled eggs, much faster than I can make them in a pot. I was really looking forward to an easier method of poaching eggs, but looks like I'm back to my pot of water. :\

If you like your poached eggs very <hl> undercooked <hl>, this might be okay for you. However I like my poached eggs on the medium to medium-well side (with the white totally cooked, and the yolk just starting to firm up at the edges). This cooker cannot do that. You put the eggs in the poaching tray, and the top part of the egg (that is exposed to steam) cooks LONG before the bottom part (in the bottom of the tray). Impossible to get them evenly cooked. However, this turns out GREAT boiled eggs, much faster than I can make them in a pot. I was really looking forward to an easier method of poaching eggs, but looks like I'm back to my pot of water. :\

If you like your poached eggs very <hl> undercooked <hl> , this might be okay for you.


Question: Where do you put the eggs to poach them?

Answer: the poaching tray

If you like your poached eggs very undercooked, this might be okay for you. However I like my poached eggs on the medium to medium-well side (with the white totally cooked, and the yolk just starting to firm up at the edges). This cooker cannot do that. <hl> You put the eggs in the poaching tray , and the top part of the egg (that is exposed to steam) cooks LONG before the bottom part (in the bottom of the tray). <hl> Impossible to get them evenly cooked. However, this turns out GREAT boiled eggs, much faster than I can make them in a pot. I was really looking forward to an easier method of poaching eggs, but looks like I'm back to my pot of water. :\

If you like your poached eggs very undercooked, this might be okay for you. However I like my poached eggs on the medium to medium-well side (with the white totally cooked, and the yolk just starting to firm up at the edges). This cooker cannot do that. You put the eggs in <hl> the poaching tray <hl>, and the top part of the egg (that is exposed to steam) cooks LONG before the bottom part (in the bottom of the tray). Impossible to get them evenly cooked. However, this turns out GREAT boiled eggs, much faster than I can make them in a pot. I was really looking forward to an easier method of poaching eggs, but looks like I'm back to my pot of water. :\

You put the eggs in <hl> the poaching tray <hl> , and the top part of the egg (that is exposed to steam) cooks LONG before the bottom part (in the bottom of the tray).


Question: Which part of the egg cooks first?

Answer: the top part

If you like your poached eggs very undercooked, this might be okay for you. However I like my poached eggs on the medium to medium-well side (with the white totally cooked, and the yolk just starting to firm up at the edges). This cooker cannot do that. <hl> You put the eggs in the poaching tray, and the top part of the egg (that is exposed to steam) cooks LONG before the bottom part (in the bottom of the tray). <hl> Impossible to get them evenly cooked. However, this turns out GREAT boiled eggs, much faster than I can make them in a pot. I was really looking forward to an easier method of poaching eggs, but looks like I'm back to my pot of water. :\

If you like your poached eggs very undercooked, this might be okay for you. However I like my poached eggs on the medium to medium-well side (with the white totally cooked, and the yolk just starting to firm up at the edges). This cooker cannot do that. You put the eggs in the poaching tray, and <hl> the top part <hl> of the egg (that is exposed to steam) cooks LONG before the bottom part (in the bottom of the tray). Impossible to get them evenly cooked. However, this turns out GREAT boiled eggs, much faster than I can make them in a pot. I was really looking forward to an easier method of poaching eggs, but looks like I'm back to my pot of water. :\


Question: Can the unit be refilled?

I did not quite appreciate how large this thing is. it is like a big gallon ice-cream bucket. One issue is that it is not refillable. It has a paper seal over the top that you leave on, and no upper basekt like the units I am familiar with (that you can refill).

Answer: it is not refillable.

I did not quite appreciate how large this thing is. it is like a big gallon ice-cream bucket. <hl> One issue is that it is not refillable. It has a paper seal over the top that you leave on, and no upper basekt like the units I am familiar with (that you can refill). <hl>

I did not quite appreciate how large this thing is. it is like a big gallon ice-cream bucket. One issue is that <hl> it is not refillable. <hl> It has a paper seal over the top that you leave on, and no upper basekt like the units I am familiar with (that you can refill).


Question: What is over the top?

Answer: a paper seal

I did not quite appreciate how large this thing is. it is like a big gallon ice-cream bucket. One issue is that it is not refillable. <hl> It has a paper seal over the top that you leave on, and no upper basekt like the units I am familiar with (that you can refill). <hl>

I did not quite appreciate how large this thing is. it is like a big gallon ice-cream bucket. One issue is that it is not refillable. It has <hl> a paper seal <hl> over the top that you leave on, and no upper basekt like the units I am familiar with (that you can refill).


Question: Is there an upper basket?

Answer: no upper basekt

I did not quite appreciate how large this thing is. it is like a big gallon ice-cream bucket. One issue is that it is not refillable. <hl> It has a paper seal over the top that you leave on, and no upper basekt like the units I am familiar with (that you can refill). <hl>

I did not quite appreciate how large this thing is. it is like a big gallon ice-cream bucket. One issue is that it is not refillable. It has a paper seal over the top that you leave on, and <hl> no upper basekt <hl> like the units I am familiar with (that you can refill).


Question: What size is the unit?

Answer: large

<hl> I did not quite appreciate how large this thing is. <hl> it is like a big gallon ice-cream bucket. One issue is that it is not refillable. It has a paper seal over the top that you leave on, and no upper basekt like the units I am familiar with (that you can refill).

I did not quite appreciate how <hl> large <hl> this thing is. it is like a big gallon ice-cream bucket. One issue is that it is not refillable. It has a paper seal over the top that you leave on, and no upper basekt like the units I am familiar with (that you can refill).


Question: What is the unit comparable to in size?

Answer: a big gallon ice-cream bucket

I did not quite appreciate how large this thing is. <hl> it is like a big gallon ice-cream bucket . <hl> One issue is that it is not refillable. It has a paper seal over the top that you leave on, and no upper basekt like the units I am familiar with (that you can refill).

I did not quite appreciate how large this thing is. it is like <hl> a big gallon ice-cream bucket <hl>. One issue is that it is not refillable. It has a paper seal over the top that you leave on, and no upper basekt like the units I am familiar with (that you can refill).

it is like <hl> a big gallon ice-cream bucket <hl> .


Question: is the hanger made of hard wood?

Smooth wood & no rough metal connections for scarves to snag on, and good-sized rings that will rotate up or down...perfect! At 1st I thought that the rings didn't rotate on the hanger as advertised, but I found that if you grasp a ring and then firmly push it a 1/4 turn, it will stay in that position....or any position between straight up and lying parallel to the floor. The wood is very soft and twisting the ring will cause the hole to widen. I put my scarves on it with the rings turned just slightly for ease of getting them on and off. This is a functional and attractive addition to my closet...love it!

Answer: The wood is very soft

Smooth wood & no rough metal connections for scarves to snag on, and good-sized rings that will rotate up or down...perfect! At 1st I thought that the rings didn't rotate on the hanger as advertised, but I found that if you grasp a ring and then firmly push it a 1/4 turn, it will stay in that position....or any position between straight up and lying parallel to the floor. <hl> The wood is very soft and twisting the ring will cause the hole to widen. <hl> I put my scarves on it with the rings turned just slightly for ease of getting them on and off. This is a functional and attractive addition to my closet...love it!

Smooth wood & no rough metal connections for scarves to snag on, and good-sized rings that will rotate up or down...perfect! At 1st I thought that the rings didn't rotate on the hanger as advertised, but I found that if you grasp a ring and then firmly push it a 1/4 turn, it will stay in that position....or any position between straight up and lying parallel to the floor. <hl> The wood is very soft <hl> and twisting the ring will cause the hole to widen. I put my scarves on it with the rings turned just slightly for ease of getting them on and off. This is a functional and attractive addition to my closet...love it!


Question: how much do you have to turn the rings to get them to stay in position?

Answer: push it a 1/4 turn

Smooth wood & no rough metal connections for scarves to snag on, and good-sized rings that will rotate up or down...perfect! <hl> At 1st I thought that the rings didn't rotate on the hanger as advertised, but I found that if you grasp a ring and then firmly push it a 1/4 turn , it will stay in that position....or any position between straight up and lying parallel to the floor. <hl> The wood is very soft and twisting the ring will cause the hole to widen. I put my scarves on it with the rings turned just slightly for ease of getting them on and off. This is a functional and attractive addition to my closet...love it!

Smooth wood & no rough metal connections for scarves to snag on, and good-sized rings that will rotate up or down...perfect! At 1st I thought that the rings didn't rotate on the hanger as advertised, but I found that if you grasp a ring and then firmly <hl> push it a 1/4 turn <hl>, it will stay in that position....or any position between straight up and lying parallel to the floor. The wood is very soft and twisting the ring will cause the hole to widen. I put my scarves on it with the rings turned just slightly for ease of getting them on and off. This is a functional and attractive addition to my closet...love it!

At 1st I thought that the rings didn't rotate on the hanger as advertised, but I found that if you grasp a ring and then firmly <hl> push it a 1/4 turn <hl> , it will stay in that position....or any position between straight up and lying parallel to the floor.


Question: how is the hanger described?

Answer: functional and attractive

Smooth wood & no rough metal connections for scarves to snag on, and good-sized rings that will rotate up or down...perfect! At 1st I thought that the rings didn't rotate on the hanger as advertised, but I found that if you grasp a ring and then firmly push it a 1/4 turn, it will stay in that position....or any position between straight up and lying parallel to the floor. The wood is very soft and twisting the ring will cause the hole to widen. I put my scarves on it with the rings turned just slightly for ease of getting them on and off. <hl> This is a functional and attractive addition to my closet...love it! <hl>

Smooth wood & no rough metal connections for scarves to snag on, and good-sized rings that will rotate up or down...perfect! At 1st I thought that the rings didn't rotate on the hanger as advertised, but I found that if you grasp a ring and then firmly push it a 1/4 turn, it will stay in that position....or any position between straight up and lying parallel to the floor. The wood is very soft and twisting the ring will cause the hole to widen. I put my scarves on it with the rings turned just slightly for ease of getting them on and off. This is a <hl> functional and attractive <hl> addition to my closet...love it!


Question: which direction do the rings rotate?

Answer: up or down

<hl> Smooth wood & no rough metal connections for scarves to snag on, and good-sized rings that will rotate up or down ...perfect! <hl> At 1st I thought that the rings didn't rotate on the hanger as advertised, but I found that if you grasp a ring and then firmly push it a 1/4 turn, it will stay in that position....or any position between straight up and lying parallel to the floor. The wood is very soft and twisting the ring will cause the hole to widen. I put my scarves on it with the rings turned just slightly for ease of getting them on and off. This is a functional and attractive addition to my closet...love it!

Smooth wood & no rough metal connections for scarves to snag on, and good-sized rings that will rotate <hl> up or down <hl>...perfect! At 1st I thought that the rings didn't rotate on the hanger as advertised, but I found that if you grasp a ring and then firmly push it a 1/4 turn, it will stay in that position....or any position between straight up and lying parallel to the floor. The wood is very soft and twisting the ring will cause the hole to widen. I put my scarves on it with the rings turned just slightly for ease of getting them on and off. This is a functional and attractive addition to my closet...love it!

Smooth wood & no rough metal connections for scarves to snag on, and good-sized rings that will rotate <hl> up or down <hl> ...perfect!


Question: what is the texture of the wood?

Answer: Smooth

<hl> Smooth wood & no rough metal connections for scarves to snag on, and good-sized rings that will rotate up or down...perfect! <hl> At 1st I thought that the rings didn't rotate on the hanger as advertised, but I found that if you grasp a ring and then firmly push it a 1/4 turn, it will stay in that position....or any position between straight up and lying parallel to the floor. The wood is very soft and twisting the ring will cause the hole to widen. I put my scarves on it with the rings turned just slightly for ease of getting them on and off. This is a functional and attractive addition to my closet...love it!

<hl> Smooth <hl> wood & no rough metal connections for scarves to snag on, and good-sized rings that will rotate up or down...perfect! At 1st I thought that the rings didn't rotate on the hanger as advertised, but I found that if you grasp a ring and then firmly push it a 1/4 turn, it will stay in that position....or any position between straight up and lying parallel to the floor. The wood is very soft and twisting the ring will cause the hole to widen. I put my scarves on it with the rings turned just slightly for ease of getting them on and off. This is a functional and attractive addition to my closet...love it!


Question: how long have they been using a george foreman grill?

I know a lot of people are comparing this to another, higher end product. But I am going to try and compare it to what most people have: a trust George Foreman Grill. My family has been using the Foreman for 10 years and I never thought I would get rid of it. Guess what went in the trash last week?I love the Big Boss grill more than I ever loved my Foreman and here is why:The plates: These easily go into my dish washer, no problem. And they come clean! On the Foreman it was always a struggle to find room and you basically had to scrub them clean before washing them.Folding open: The Foreman was great for steaks and chicken. This is great for a whole lot more! Anything you could make on the Foreman, you can make on the Big Boss. You can also throw out your dedicated griddle: just fold open the Big Boss and pancakes are just a couple of flips away.Cleaning: The Foreman was a mess. You could not get to the nooks and crannies just due to the way it was put together. The Big Boss folds open easily to get at those spots you were scared to look at on the Foreman.So why 4 stars and not 5? No instruction manual, and no waffle plate. The box said it could make waffles...how you can do that with no waffle plate is beyond me.Overall: a great product that I plan to use for several years!

Answer: 10 years

I know a lot of people are comparing this to another, higher end product. But I am going to try and compare it to what most people have: a trust George Foreman Grill. <hl> My family has been using the Foreman for 10 years and I never thought I would get rid of it. <hl> Guess what went in the trash last week?I love the Big Boss grill more than I ever loved my Foreman and here is why:The plates: These easily go into my dish washer, no problem. And they come clean! On the Foreman it was always a struggle to find room and you basically had to scrub them clean before washing them. Folding open: The Foreman was great for steaks and chicken. This is great for a whole lot more! Anything you could make on the Foreman, you can make on the Big Boss. You can also throw out your dedicated griddle: just fold open the Big Boss and pancakes are just a couple of flips away. Cleaning: The Foreman was a mess. You could not get to the nooks and crannies just due to the way it was put together. The Big Boss folds open easily to get at those spots you were scared to look at on the Foreman. So why 4 stars and not 5? No instruction manual, and no waffle plate. The box said it could make waffles...how you can do that with no waffle plate is beyond me. Overall: a great product that I plan to use for several years!

I know a lot of people are comparing this to another, higher end product. But I am going to try and compare it to what most people have: a trust George Foreman Grill. My family has been using the Foreman for <hl> 10 years <hl> and I never thought I would get rid of it. Guess what went in the trash last week?I love the Big Boss grill more than I ever loved my Foreman and here is why:The plates: These easily go into my dish washer, no problem. And they come clean! On the Foreman it was always a struggle to find room and you basically had to scrub them clean before washing them.Folding open: The Foreman was great for steaks and chicken. This is great for a whole lot more! Anything you could make on the Foreman, you can make on the Big Boss. You can also throw out your dedicated griddle: just fold open the Big Boss and pancakes are just a couple of flips away.Cleaning: The Foreman was a mess. You could not get to the nooks and crannies just due to the way it was put together. The Big Boss folds open easily to get at those spots you were scared to look at on the Foreman.So why 4 stars and not 5? No instruction manual, and no waffle plate. The box said it could make waffles...how you can do that with no waffle plate is beyond me.Overall: a great product that I plan to use for several years!


Question: which grill do they like more?

Answer: Big Boss grill

I know a lot of people are comparing this to another, higher end product. But I am going to try and compare it to what most people have: a trust George Foreman Grill. My family has been using the Foreman for 10 years and I never thought I would get rid of it. <hl> Guess what went in the trash last week?I love the Big Boss grill more than I ever loved my Foreman and here is why:The plates: These easily go into my dish washer, no problem. <hl> And they come clean! On the Foreman it was always a struggle to find room and you basically had to scrub them clean before washing them. Folding open: The Foreman was great for steaks and chicken. This is great for a whole lot more! Anything you could make on the Foreman, you can make on the Big Boss. You can also throw out your dedicated griddle: just fold open the Big Boss and pancakes are just a couple of flips away. Cleaning: The Foreman was a mess. You could not get to the nooks and crannies just due to the way it was put together. The Big Boss folds open easily to get at those spots you were scared to look at on the Foreman. So why 4 stars and not 5? No instruction manual, and no waffle plate. The box said it could make waffles...how you can do that with no waffle plate is beyond me. Overall: a great product that I plan to use for several years!

I know a lot of people are comparing this to another, higher end product. But I am going to try and compare it to what most people have: a trust George Foreman Grill. My family has been using the Foreman for 10 years and I never thought I would get rid of it. Guess what went in the trash last week?I love the <hl> Big Boss grill <hl> more than I ever loved my Foreman and here is why:The plates: These easily go into my dish washer, no problem. And they come clean! On the Foreman it was always a struggle to find room and you basically had to scrub them clean before washing them.Folding open: The Foreman was great for steaks and chicken. This is great for a whole lot more! Anything you could make on the Foreman, you can make on the Big Boss. You can also throw out your dedicated griddle: just fold open the Big Boss and pancakes are just a couple of flips away.Cleaning: The Foreman was a mess. You could not get to the nooks and crannies just due to the way it was put together. The Big Boss folds open easily to get at those spots you were scared to look at on the Foreman.So why 4 stars and not 5? No instruction manual, and no waffle plate. The box said it could make waffles...how you can do that with no waffle plate is beyond me.Overall: a great product that I plan to use for several years!


Question: how can you wash the grill?

Answer: dish washer

I know a lot of people are comparing this to another, higher end product. But I am going to try and compare it to what most people have: a trust George Foreman Grill. My family has been using the Foreman for 10 years and I never thought I would get rid of it. <hl> Guess what went in the trash last week?I love the Big Boss grill more than I ever loved my Foreman and here is why:The plates: These easily go into my dish washer , no problem. <hl> And they come clean! On the Foreman it was always a struggle to find room and you basically had to scrub them clean before washing them. Folding open: The Foreman was great for steaks and chicken. This is great for a whole lot more! Anything you could make on the Foreman, you can make on the Big Boss. You can also throw out your dedicated griddle: just fold open the Big Boss and pancakes are just a couple of flips away. Cleaning: The Foreman was a mess. You could not get to the nooks and crannies just due to the way it was put together. The Big Boss folds open easily to get at those spots you were scared to look at on the Foreman. So why 4 stars and not 5? No instruction manual, and no waffle plate. The box said it could make waffles...how you can do that with no waffle plate is beyond me. Overall: a great product that I plan to use for several years!

I know a lot of people are comparing this to another, higher end product. But I am going to try and compare it to what most people have: a trust George Foreman Grill. My family has been using the Foreman for 10 years and I never thought I would get rid of it. Guess what went in the trash last week?I love the Big Boss grill more than I ever loved my Foreman and here is why:The plates: These easily go into my <hl> dish washer <hl>, no problem. And they come clean! On the Foreman it was always a struggle to find room and you basically had to scrub them clean before washing them.Folding open: The Foreman was great for steaks and chicken. This is great for a whole lot more! Anything you could make on the Foreman, you can make on the Big Boss. You can also throw out your dedicated griddle: just fold open the Big Boss and pancakes are just a couple of flips away.Cleaning: The Foreman was a mess. You could not get to the nooks and crannies just due to the way it was put together. The Big Boss folds open easily to get at those spots you were scared to look at on the Foreman.So why 4 stars and not 5? No instruction manual, and no waffle plate. The box said it could make waffles...how you can do that with no waffle plate is beyond me.Overall: a great product that I plan to use for several years!

Guess what went in the trash last week?I love the Big Boss grill more than I ever loved my Foreman and here is why:The plates: These easily go into my <hl> dish washer <hl> , no problem.


Question: what could you cook with the foreman grill?

Answer: steaks and chicken

I know a lot of people are comparing this to another, higher end product. But I am going to try and compare it to what most people have: a trust George Foreman Grill. My family has been using the Foreman for 10 years and I never thought I would get rid of it. Guess what went in the trash last week?I love the Big Boss grill more than I ever loved my Foreman and here is why:The plates: These easily go into my dish washer, no problem. And they come clean! On the Foreman it was always a struggle to find room and you basically had to scrub them clean before washing them. <hl> Folding open: The Foreman was great for steaks and chicken . <hl> This is great for a whole lot more! Anything you could make on the Foreman, you can make on the Big Boss. You can also throw out your dedicated griddle: just fold open the Big Boss and pancakes are just a couple of flips away. Cleaning: The Foreman was a mess. You could not get to the nooks and crannies just due to the way it was put together. The Big Boss folds open easily to get at those spots you were scared to look at on the Foreman. So why 4 stars and not 5? No instruction manual, and no waffle plate. The box said it could make waffles...how you can do that with no waffle plate is beyond me. Overall: a great product that I plan to use for several years!

I know a lot of people are comparing this to another, higher end product. But I am going to try and compare it to what most people have: a trust George Foreman Grill. My family has been using the Foreman for 10 years and I never thought I would get rid of it. Guess what went in the trash last week?I love the Big Boss grill more than I ever loved my Foreman and here is why:The plates: These easily go into my dish washer, no problem. And they come clean! On the Foreman it was always a struggle to find room and you basically had to scrub them clean before washing them.Folding open: The Foreman was great for <hl> steaks and chicken <hl>. This is great for a whole lot more! Anything you could make on the Foreman, you can make on the Big Boss. You can also throw out your dedicated griddle: just fold open the Big Boss and pancakes are just a couple of flips away.Cleaning: The Foreman was a mess. You could not get to the nooks and crannies just due to the way it was put together. The Big Boss folds open easily to get at those spots you were scared to look at on the Foreman.So why 4 stars and not 5? No instruction manual, and no waffle plate. The box said it could make waffles...how you can do that with no waffle plate is beyond me.Overall: a great product that I plan to use for several years!

Folding open: The Foreman was great for <hl> steaks and chicken <hl> .


Question: does the grill come with instructions?

Answer: No instruction manual

I know a lot of people are comparing this to another, higher end product. But I am going to try and compare it to what most people have: a trust George Foreman Grill. My family has been using the Foreman for 10 years and I never thought I would get rid of it. Guess what went in the trash last week?I love the Big Boss grill more than I ever loved my Foreman and here is why:The plates: These easily go into my dish washer, no problem. And they come clean! On the Foreman it was always a struggle to find room and you basically had to scrub them clean before washing them. Folding open: The Foreman was great for steaks and chicken. This is great for a whole lot more! Anything you could make on the Foreman, you can make on the Big Boss. You can also throw out your dedicated griddle: just fold open the Big Boss and pancakes are just a couple of flips away. Cleaning: The Foreman was a mess. You could not get to the nooks and crannies just due to the way it was put together. The Big Boss folds open easily to get at those spots you were scared to look at on the Foreman. <hl> So why 4 stars and not 5? No instruction manual , and no waffle plate. <hl> The box said it could make waffles...how you can do that with no waffle plate is beyond me. Overall: a great product that I plan to use for several years!

I know a lot of people are comparing this to another, higher end product. But I am going to try and compare it to what most people have: a trust George Foreman Grill. My family has been using the Foreman for 10 years and I never thought I would get rid of it. Guess what went in the trash last week?I love the Big Boss grill more than I ever loved my Foreman and here is why:The plates: These easily go into my dish washer, no problem. And they come clean! On the Foreman it was always a struggle to find room and you basically had to scrub them clean before washing them.Folding open: The Foreman was great for steaks and chicken. This is great for a whole lot more! Anything you could make on the Foreman, you can make on the Big Boss. You can also throw out your dedicated griddle: just fold open the Big Boss and pancakes are just a couple of flips away.Cleaning: The Foreman was a mess. You could not get to the nooks and crannies just due to the way it was put together. The Big Boss folds open easily to get at those spots you were scared to look at on the Foreman.So why 4 stars and not 5? <hl> No instruction manual <hl>, and no waffle plate. The box said it could make waffles...how you can do that with no waffle plate is beyond me.Overall: a great product that I plan to use for several years!

So why 4 stars and not 5? <hl> No instruction manual <hl> , and no waffle plate.


Question: what did the husband want for the wedding?

My husband really wanted a chocolate fountain at our wedding, it was one of the only things he had input on. I started looking at the rentals and was shocked that they were about $150 - $200 to rent. We were having a smaller wedding with only about 60 guests and I could not imagine spending that much on a chocolate fountain rental, so I started my quest and found the Wilton 3 Tier Chocolate Fountain.We cleaned it before the wedding, but didn't have a chance to try it out so the wedding day was the trial day. We heated the chocolate pieces and mixed in the oil and there it went we had our own chocolate fountain (I paid a couple college kids to keep the chocolate going as well as keep the other dishes on our buffet table full and they just used zip lock bags to melt the chocolate and mix in the oil). We have since used it several other times. My husband is in charge of cleaning it, he says you have to treat it kind of like a paint sprayer when you clean it and make sure that all of the parts get cleaned so that it doesn't clog up. With his method of cleaning we have had no problems and do a lot more chocolate fondue than we did before we had the fountain.I have since experimented with the fondue recipe a bit and use a mix of chocolate pieces, marshmallows and brandy then add a little oil if it is too thick. The trick is to make sure that the chocolate is not too thick and heavy for the pump that takes the chocolate to the top of the fountain.One more note, I have seen some of the fancy fountains at other events and in some buffets and I would say if you are looking to use this for a large (More than 75 people) gathering you probably need to go with something bigger, but for smaller groups this is a hit.

Answer: a chocolate fountain

<hl> My husband really wanted a chocolate fountain at our wedding, it was one of the only things he had input on. <hl> I started looking at the rentals and was shocked that they were about $150 - $200 to rent. We were having a smaller wedding with only about 60 guests and I could not imagine spending that much on a chocolate fountain rental, so I started my quest and found the Wilton 3 Tier Chocolate Fountain. We cleaned it before the wedding, but didn't have a chance to try it out so the wedding day was the trial day. We heated the chocolate pieces and mixed in the oil and there it went we had our own chocolate fountain (I paid a couple college kids to keep the chocolate going as well as keep the other dishes on our buffet table full and they just used zip lock bags to melt the chocolate and mix in the oil). We have since used it several other times. My husband is in charge of cleaning it, he says you have to treat it kind of like a paint sprayer when you clean it and make sure that all of the parts get cleaned so that it doesn't clog up. With his method of cleaning we have had no problems and do a lot more chocolate fondue than we did before we had the fountain. I have since experimented with the fondue recipe a bit and use a mix of chocolate pieces, marshmallows and brandy then add a little oil if it is too thick. The trick is to make sure that the chocolate is not too thick and heavy for the pump that takes the chocolate to the top of the fountain. One more note, I have seen some of the fancy fountains at other events and in some buffets and I would say if you are looking to use this for a large (More than 75 people) gathering you probably need to go with something bigger, but for smaller groups this is a hit.

My husband really wanted <hl> a chocolate fountain <hl> at our wedding, it was one of the only things he had input on. I started looking at the rentals and was shocked that they were about $150 - $200 to rent. We were having a smaller wedding with only about 60 guests and I could not imagine spending that much on a chocolate fountain rental, so I started my quest and found the Wilton 3 Tier Chocolate Fountain.We cleaned it before the wedding, but didn't have a chance to try it out so the wedding day was the trial day. We heated the chocolate pieces and mixed in the oil and there it went we had our own chocolate fountain (I paid a couple college kids to keep the chocolate going as well as keep the other dishes on our buffet table full and they just used zip lock bags to melt the chocolate and mix in the oil). We have since used it several other times. My husband is in charge of cleaning it, he says you have to treat it kind of like a paint sprayer when you clean it and make sure that all of the parts get cleaned so that it doesn't clog up. With his method of cleaning we have had no problems and do a lot more chocolate fondue than we did before we had the fountain.I have since experimented with the fondue recipe a bit and use a mix of chocolate pieces, marshmallows and brandy then add a little oil if it is too thick. The trick is to make sure that the chocolate is not too thick and heavy for the pump that takes the chocolate to the top of the fountain.One more note, I have seen some of the fancy fountains at other events and in some buffets and I would say if you are looking to use this for a large (More than 75 people) gathering you probably need to go with something bigger, but for smaller groups this is a hit.


Question: how much does it cost to rent a chocolate fountain?

Answer: about $150 - $200

My husband really wanted a chocolate fountain at our wedding, it was one of the only things he had input on. <hl> I started looking at the rentals and was shocked that they were about $150 - $200 to rent. <hl> We were having a smaller wedding with only about 60 guests and I could not imagine spending that much on a chocolate fountain rental, so I started my quest and found the Wilton 3 Tier Chocolate Fountain. We cleaned it before the wedding, but didn't have a chance to try it out so the wedding day was the trial day. We heated the chocolate pieces and mixed in the oil and there it went we had our own chocolate fountain (I paid a couple college kids to keep the chocolate going as well as keep the other dishes on our buffet table full and they just used zip lock bags to melt the chocolate and mix in the oil). We have since used it several other times. My husband is in charge of cleaning it, he says you have to treat it kind of like a paint sprayer when you clean it and make sure that all of the parts get cleaned so that it doesn't clog up. With his method of cleaning we have had no problems and do a lot more chocolate fondue than we did before we had the fountain. I have since experimented with the fondue recipe a bit and use a mix of chocolate pieces, marshmallows and brandy then add a little oil if it is too thick. The trick is to make sure that the chocolate is not too thick and heavy for the pump that takes the chocolate to the top of the fountain. One more note, I have seen some of the fancy fountains at other events and in some buffets and I would say if you are looking to use this for a large (More than 75 people) gathering you probably need to go with something bigger, but for smaller groups this is a hit.

My husband really wanted a chocolate fountain at our wedding, it was one of the only things he had input on. I started looking at the rentals and was shocked that they were <hl> about $150 - $200 <hl> to rent. We were having a smaller wedding with only about 60 guests and I could not imagine spending that much on a chocolate fountain rental, so I started my quest and found the Wilton 3 Tier Chocolate Fountain.We cleaned it before the wedding, but didn't have a chance to try it out so the wedding day was the trial day. We heated the chocolate pieces and mixed in the oil and there it went we had our own chocolate fountain (I paid a couple college kids to keep the chocolate going as well as keep the other dishes on our buffet table full and they just used zip lock bags to melt the chocolate and mix in the oil). We have since used it several other times. My husband is in charge of cleaning it, he says you have to treat it kind of like a paint sprayer when you clean it and make sure that all of the parts get cleaned so that it doesn't clog up. With his method of cleaning we have had no problems and do a lot more chocolate fondue than we did before we had the fountain.I have since experimented with the fondue recipe a bit and use a mix of chocolate pieces, marshmallows and brandy then add a little oil if it is too thick. The trick is to make sure that the chocolate is not too thick and heavy for the pump that takes the chocolate to the top of the fountain.One more note, I have seen some of the fancy fountains at other events and in some buffets and I would say if you are looking to use this for a large (More than 75 people) gathering you probably need to go with something bigger, but for smaller groups this is a hit.


Question: how many guests are expected at the wedding?

Answer: about 60

My husband really wanted a chocolate fountain at our wedding, it was one of the only things he had input on. I started looking at the rentals and was shocked that they were about $150 - $200 to rent. <hl> We were having a smaller wedding with only about 60 guests and I could not imagine spending that much on a chocolate fountain rental, so I started my quest and found the Wilton 3 Tier Chocolate Fountain. <hl> We cleaned it before the wedding, but didn't have a chance to try it out so the wedding day was the trial day. We heated the chocolate pieces and mixed in the oil and there it went we had our own chocolate fountain (I paid a couple college kids to keep the chocolate going as well as keep the other dishes on our buffet table full and they just used zip lock bags to melt the chocolate and mix in the oil). We have since used it several other times. My husband is in charge of cleaning it, he says you have to treat it kind of like a paint sprayer when you clean it and make sure that all of the parts get cleaned so that it doesn't clog up. With his method of cleaning we have had no problems and do a lot more chocolate fondue than we did before we had the fountain. I have since experimented with the fondue recipe a bit and use a mix of chocolate pieces, marshmallows and brandy then add a little oil if it is too thick. The trick is to make sure that the chocolate is not too thick and heavy for the pump that takes the chocolate to the top of the fountain. One more note, I have seen some of the fancy fountains at other events and in some buffets and I would say if you are looking to use this for a large (More than 75 people) gathering you probably need to go with something bigger, but for smaller groups this is a hit.

My husband really wanted a chocolate fountain at our wedding, it was one of the only things he had input on. I started looking at the rentals and was shocked that they were about $150 - $200 to rent. We were having a smaller wedding with only <hl> about 60 <hl> guests and I could not imagine spending that much on a chocolate fountain rental, so I started my quest and found the Wilton 3 Tier Chocolate Fountain.We cleaned it before the wedding, but didn't have a chance to try it out so the wedding day was the trial day. We heated the chocolate pieces and mixed in the oil and there it went we had our own chocolate fountain (I paid a couple college kids to keep the chocolate going as well as keep the other dishes on our buffet table full and they just used zip lock bags to melt the chocolate and mix in the oil). We have since used it several other times. My husband is in charge of cleaning it, he says you have to treat it kind of like a paint sprayer when you clean it and make sure that all of the parts get cleaned so that it doesn't clog up. With his method of cleaning we have had no problems and do a lot more chocolate fondue than we did before we had the fountain.I have since experimented with the fondue recipe a bit and use a mix of chocolate pieces, marshmallows and brandy then add a little oil if it is too thick. The trick is to make sure that the chocolate is not too thick and heavy for the pump that takes the chocolate to the top of the fountain.One more note, I have seen some of the fancy fountains at other events and in some buffets and I would say if you are looking to use this for a large (More than 75 people) gathering you probably need to go with something bigger, but for smaller groups this is a hit.