Question: Does the vacuum come with any attachments?

Answer: crevice tool

I really can't add anything new to the hundreds of glowing reviews for this little vacuum, but I was so impressed I figured I had to add to the ground swell of positive reviews. <hl> To sum it up--animal fur on furniture is no longer a problem, powerful sweeper and suction-carpeted stairs are now a breeze to clean, even great suction along the edges-the reuseable filter is very durable and very easy to clean-very well designed, feels very balanced, cord storage is excellent-easily switch to hose and crevice tool , and it has great suction as well-glides effortlessly across flat surfacesThis little guy is so handy, I will sometimes get on my hands and knees and do a guick spruce up of the entire living room. <hl> So much easier than bringing out my big upright and it is so easy to get around coffee tables, end tables, lamps and such. If you have the need for this type of vacuum, stop searching and buy this now!I guarantee you will be satisfied.

I really can't add anything new to the hundreds of glowing reviews for this little vacuum, but I was so impressed I figured I had to add to the ground swell of positive reviews.To sum it up--animal fur on furniture is no longer a problem, powerful sweeper and suction-carpeted stairs are now a breeze to clean, even great suction along the edges-the reuseable filter is very durable and very easy to clean-very well designed, feels very balanced, cord storage is excellent-easily switch to hose and <hl> crevice tool <hl>, and it has great suction as well-glides effortlessly across flat surfacesThis little guy is so handy, I will sometimes get on my hands and knees and do a guick spruce up of the entire living room. So much easier than bringing out my big upright and it is so easy to get around coffee tables, end tables, lamps and such.If you have the need for this type of vacuum, stop searching and buy this now!I guarantee you will be satisfied.

To sum it up--animal fur on furniture is no longer a problem, powerful sweeper and suction-carpeted stairs are now a breeze to clean, even great suction along the edges-the reuseable filter is very durable and very easy to clean-very well designed, feels very balanced, cord storage is excellent-easily switch to hose and <hl> crevice tool <hl> , and it has great suction as well-glides effortlessly across flat surfacesThis little guy is so handy, I will sometimes get on my hands and knees and do a guick spruce up of the entire living room.


Question: Is the bath mat thick or thin?

Does not drain fast enough to keep ya from standing in water while showering.It needs a way for water to enter and drain frim the front and sides. But I do think its a quality mat as mats go, mine is nice and thick, and feels good on the feet.But I decided to try some waterproof interlocking shower\pool deck floor tiles and i absolutly love them.Sometimesi use the mat on top of them, sometimes not.The tiles stand up off the floor of the shower 1/8 inch or so, drain very well and keep ya from standing in water.Easy to clean also.

Answer: nice and thick

Does not drain fast enough to keep ya from standing in water while showering. It needs a way for water to enter and drain frim the front and sides. <hl> But I do think its a quality mat as mats go, mine is nice and thick , and feels good on the feet. <hl> But I decided to try some waterproof interlocking shower\pool deck floor tiles and i absolutly love them. Sometimesi use the mat on top of them, sometimes not. The tiles stand up off the floor of the shower 1/8 inch or so, drain very well and keep ya from standing in water. Easy to clean also.

Does not drain fast enough to keep ya from standing in water while showering.It needs a way for water to enter and drain frim the front and sides. But I do think its a quality mat as mats go, mine is <hl> nice and thick <hl>, and feels good on the feet.But I decided to try some waterproof interlocking shower\pool deck floor tiles and i absolutly love them.Sometimesi use the mat on top of them, sometimes not.The tiles stand up off the floor of the shower 1/8 inch or so, drain very well and keep ya from standing in water.Easy to clean also.

But I do think its a quality mat as mats go, mine is <hl> nice and thick <hl> , and feels good on the feet.


Question: Can the water still drain properly if you use this mat in the shower?

Answer: Does not drain fast enough to keep ya from standing in water

<hl> Does not drain fast enough to keep ya from standing in water while showering. <hl> It needs a way for water to enter and drain frim the front and sides. But I do think its a quality mat as mats go, mine is nice and thick, and feels good on the feet. But I decided to try some waterproof interlocking shower\pool deck floor tiles and i absolutly love them. Sometimesi use the mat on top of them, sometimes not. The tiles stand up off the floor of the shower 1/8 inch or so, drain very well and keep ya from standing in water. Easy to clean also.

<hl> Does not drain fast enough to keep ya from standing in water <hl> while showering.It needs a way for water to enter and drain frim the front and sides. But I do think its a quality mat as mats go, mine is nice and thick, and feels good on the feet.But I decided to try some waterproof interlocking shower\pool deck floor tiles and i absolutly love them.Sometimesi use the mat on top of them, sometimes not.The tiles stand up off the floor of the shower 1/8 inch or so, drain very well and keep ya from standing in water.Easy to clean also.


Question: Is the mat comfortable to stand on?

Answer: feels good on the feet

Does not drain fast enough to keep ya from standing in water while showering. It needs a way for water to enter and drain frim the front and sides. <hl> But I do think its a quality mat as mats go, mine is nice and thick, and feels good on the feet .But I decided to try some waterproof interlocking shower\pool deck floor tiles and i absolutly love them. <hl> Sometimesi use the mat on top of them, sometimes not. The tiles stand up off the floor of the shower 1/8 inch or so, drain very well and keep ya from standing in water. Easy to clean also.

Does not drain fast enough to keep ya from standing in water while showering.It needs a way for water to enter and drain frim the front and sides. But I do think its a quality mat as mats go, mine is nice and thick, and <hl> feels good on the feet <hl>.But I decided to try some waterproof interlocking shower\pool deck floor tiles and i absolutly love them.Sometimesi use the mat on top of them, sometimes not.The tiles stand up off the floor of the shower 1/8 inch or so, drain very well and keep ya from standing in water.Easy to clean also.

But I do think its a quality mat as mats go, mine is nice and thick, and <hl> feels good on the feet <hl> .But I decided to try some waterproof interlocking shower\pool deck floor tiles and i absolutly love them.


Question: How could the design of the mat be improved?

Answer: a way for water to enter and drain frim the front and sides

Does not drain fast enough to keep ya from standing in water while showering. <hl> It needs a way for water to enter and drain frim the front and sides . <hl> But I do think its a quality mat as mats go, mine is nice and thick, and feels good on the feet. But I decided to try some waterproof interlocking shower\pool deck floor tiles and i absolutly love them. Sometimesi use the mat on top of them, sometimes not. The tiles stand up off the floor of the shower 1/8 inch or so, drain very well and keep ya from standing in water. Easy to clean also.

Does not drain fast enough to keep ya from standing in water while showering.It needs <hl> a way for water to enter and drain frim the front and sides <hl>. But I do think its a quality mat as mats go, mine is nice and thick, and feels good on the feet.But I decided to try some waterproof interlocking shower\pool deck floor tiles and i absolutly love them.Sometimesi use the mat on top of them, sometimes not.The tiles stand up off the floor of the shower 1/8 inch or so, drain very well and keep ya from standing in water.Easy to clean also.

It needs <hl> a way for water to enter and drain frim the front and sides <hl> .


Question: What type of coffee machine is the Primula?

I have a Keurig for every day and am growing fond of it, but sometimes, I just need the satisfaction of something slower, more relaxing, more hands-on. This Primula coffee press is perfect for a leisurely weekend morning when I want to kick back with the paper and a croissant and feel like I'm in a cafe somewhere peaceful. If you've never used a French press, you might want to give it a try. It's easy to use and produces a lovely cup of coffee. Although it purports to make six cups, in fact, it makes about a large mug and a half - just enough. Yes, it takes a minute to dump the grounds and clean the pot. It's more than worth it.

Answer: a French press

I have a Keurig for every day and am growing fond of it, but sometimes, I just need the satisfaction of something slower, more relaxing, more hands-on. This Primula coffee press is perfect for a leisurely weekend morning when I want to kick back with the paper and a croissant and feel like I'm in a cafe somewhere peaceful. <hl> If you've never used a French press , you might want to give it a try. <hl> It's easy to use and produces a lovely cup of coffee. Although it purports to make six cups, in fact, it makes about a large mug and a half - just enough. Yes, it takes a minute to dump the grounds and clean the pot. It's more than worth it.

I have a Keurig for every day and am growing fond of it, but sometimes, I just need the satisfaction of something slower, more relaxing, more hands-on. This Primula coffee press is perfect for a leisurely weekend morning when I want to kick back with the paper and a croissant and feel like I'm in a cafe somewhere peaceful. If you've never used <hl> a French press <hl>, you might want to give it a try. It's easy to use and produces a lovely cup of coffee. Although it purports to make six cups, in fact, it makes about a large mug and a half - just enough. Yes, it takes a minute to dump the grounds and clean the pot. It's more than worth it.

If you've never used <hl> a French press <hl> , you might want to give it a try.


Question: Is cleaning the Primula easy?

Answer: it takes a minute to dump the grounds and clean the pot.

I have a Keurig for every day and am growing fond of it, but sometimes, I just need the satisfaction of something slower, more relaxing, more hands-on. This Primula coffee press is perfect for a leisurely weekend morning when I want to kick back with the paper and a croissant and feel like I'm in a cafe somewhere peaceful. If you've never used a French press, you might want to give it a try. It's easy to use and produces a lovely cup of coffee. Although it purports to make six cups, in fact, it makes about a large mug and a half - just enough. <hl> Yes, it takes a minute to dump the grounds and clean the pot. It's more than worth it. <hl>

I have a Keurig for every day and am growing fond of it, but sometimes, I just need the satisfaction of something slower, more relaxing, more hands-on. This Primula coffee press is perfect for a leisurely weekend morning when I want to kick back with the paper and a croissant and feel like I'm in a cafe somewhere peaceful. If you've never used a French press, you might want to give it a try. It's easy to use and produces a lovely cup of coffee. Although it purports to make six cups, in fact, it makes about a large mug and a half - just enough. Yes, <hl> it takes a minute to dump the grounds and clean the pot. <hl> It's more than worth it.


Question: Is the Primula a fast or slow brewing system?

Answer: slower

<hl> I have a Keurig for every day and am growing fond of it, but sometimes, I just need the satisfaction of something slower , more relaxing, more hands-on. <hl> This Primula coffee press is perfect for a leisurely weekend morning when I want to kick back with the paper and a croissant and feel like I'm in a cafe somewhere peaceful. If you've never used a French press, you might want to give it a try. It's easy to use and produces a lovely cup of coffee. Although it purports to make six cups, in fact, it makes about a large mug and a half - just enough. Yes, it takes a minute to dump the grounds and clean the pot. It's more than worth it.

I have a Keurig for every day and am growing fond of it, but sometimes, I just need the satisfaction of something <hl> slower <hl>, more relaxing, more hands-on. This Primula coffee press is perfect for a leisurely weekend morning when I want to kick back with the paper and a croissant and feel like I'm in a cafe somewhere peaceful. If you've never used a French press, you might want to give it a try. It's easy to use and produces a lovely cup of coffee. Although it purports to make six cups, in fact, it makes about a large mug and a half - just enough. Yes, it takes a minute to dump the grounds and clean the pot. It's more than worth it.

I have a Keurig for every day and am growing fond of it, but sometimes, I just need the satisfaction of something <hl> slower <hl> , more relaxing, more hands-on.


Question: Is a French press complicated to use?

Answer: It's easy to use

I have a Keurig for every day and am growing fond of it, but sometimes, I just need the satisfaction of something slower, more relaxing, more hands-on. This Primula coffee press is perfect for a leisurely weekend morning when I want to kick back with the paper and a croissant and feel like I'm in a cafe somewhere peaceful. If you've never used a French press, you might want to give it a try. <hl> It's easy to use and produces a lovely cup of coffee. <hl> Although it purports to make six cups, in fact, it makes about a large mug and a half - just enough. Yes, it takes a minute to dump the grounds and clean the pot. It's more than worth it.

I have a Keurig for every day and am growing fond of it, but sometimes, I just need the satisfaction of something slower, more relaxing, more hands-on. This Primula coffee press is perfect for a leisurely weekend morning when I want to kick back with the paper and a croissant and feel like I'm in a cafe somewhere peaceful. If you've never used a French press, you might want to give it a try. <hl> It's easy to use <hl> and produces a lovely cup of coffee. Although it purports to make six cups, in fact, it makes about a large mug and a half - just enough. Yes, it takes a minute to dump the grounds and clean the pot. It's more than worth it.


Question: How much coffee does the Primula make at one time?

Answer: it makes about a large mug and a half

I have a Keurig for every day and am growing fond of it, but sometimes, I just need the satisfaction of something slower, more relaxing, more hands-on. This Primula coffee press is perfect for a leisurely weekend morning when I want to kick back with the paper and a croissant and feel like I'm in a cafe somewhere peaceful. If you've never used a French press, you might want to give it a try. It's easy to use and produces a lovely cup of coffee. <hl> Although it purports to make six cups, in fact, it makes about a large mug and a half - just enough. <hl> Yes, it takes a minute to dump the grounds and clean the pot. It's more than worth it.

I have a Keurig for every day and am growing fond of it, but sometimes, I just need the satisfaction of something slower, more relaxing, more hands-on. This Primula coffee press is perfect for a leisurely weekend morning when I want to kick back with the paper and a croissant and feel like I'm in a cafe somewhere peaceful. If you've never used a French press, you might want to give it a try. It's easy to use and produces a lovely cup of coffee. Although it purports to make six cups, in fact, <hl> it makes about a large mug and a half <hl> - just enough. Yes, it takes a minute to dump the grounds and clean the pot. It's more than worth it.


Question: If the broad loaves you buy are not big, what else could you fit in the breadbox?

This breadbox is sturdy and well-made. The top rolls easily and it truly is "fingerprint-proof". It is large enough to hold two bakery loaves and, if the loaves aren't too big, some pastries in addition.The lovely bread we buy from our local baker comes in white paper bags. Before I bought this breadbox, we stuffed each paper-bagged loaf into a 2-gallon zip-loc; otherwise the bread would dry out and turn rock-hard in a day. These loaves sat in an ugly pile on our countertop, since we have no room in our cabinets for bread storage.Now we have this attractive bread box - no more unsightly bags of bread on our countertop! Even better, the breadbox keeps our bread fresh for several days without needing to double-bag in zip-locs!Because the paper bags become a bit damp in the breadbox, I usually take the loaves out (leaving them in their individual bags) and set them on the counter to "air out" for about 15 minutes each day . I have found that "airing" the loaves helps prevent mold, which can be a problem if the bread is not consumed rapidly enough.If you need a place to store your bread and keep it fresh, I highly recommend this attractive and useful breadbox.

Answer: some pastries

This breadbox is sturdy and well-made. The top rolls easily and it truly is "fingerprint-proof". <hl> It is large enough to hold two bakery loaves and, if the loaves aren't too big, some pastries in addition. <hl> The lovely bread we buy from our local baker comes in white paper bags. Before I bought this breadbox, we stuffed each paper-bagged loaf into a 2-gallon zip-loc; otherwise the bread would dry out and turn rock-hard in a day. These loaves sat in an ugly pile on our countertop, since we have no room in our cabinets for bread storage. Now we have this attractive bread box - no more unsightly bags of bread on our countertop! Even better, the breadbox keeps our bread fresh for several days without needing to double-bag in zip-locs!Because the paper bags become a bit damp in the breadbox, I usually take the loaves out (leaving them in their individual bags) and set them on the counter to "air out" for about 15 minutes each day . I have found that "airing" the loaves helps prevent mold, which can be a problem if the bread is not consumed rapidly enough. If you need a place to store your bread and keep it fresh, I highly recommend this attractive and useful breadbox.

This breadbox is sturdy and well-made. The top rolls easily and it truly is "fingerprint-proof". It is large enough to hold two bakery loaves and, if the loaves aren't too big, <hl> some pastries <hl> in addition.The lovely bread we buy from our local baker comes in white paper bags. Before I bought this breadbox, we stuffed each paper-bagged loaf into a 2-gallon zip-loc; otherwise the bread would dry out and turn rock-hard in a day. These loaves sat in an ugly pile on our countertop, since we have no room in our cabinets for bread storage.Now we have this attractive bread box - no more unsightly bags of bread on our countertop! Even better, the breadbox keeps our bread fresh for several days without needing to double-bag in zip-locs!Because the paper bags become a bit damp in the breadbox, I usually take the loaves out (leaving them in their individual bags) and set them on the counter to "air out" for about 15 minutes each day . I have found that "airing" the loaves helps prevent mold, which can be a problem if the bread is not consumed rapidly enough.If you need a place to store your bread and keep it fresh, I highly recommend this attractive and useful breadbox.


Question: What is a good way to help prevent mold on the bread?

Answer: "airing" the loaves

This breadbox is sturdy and well-made. The top rolls easily and it truly is "fingerprint-proof". It is large enough to hold two bakery loaves and, if the loaves aren't too big, some pastries in addition. The lovely bread we buy from our local baker comes in white paper bags. Before I bought this breadbox, we stuffed each paper-bagged loaf into a 2-gallon zip-loc; otherwise the bread would dry out and turn rock-hard in a day. These loaves sat in an ugly pile on our countertop, since we have no room in our cabinets for bread storage. Now we have this attractive bread box - no more unsightly bags of bread on our countertop! Even better, the breadbox keeps our bread fresh for several days without needing to double-bag in zip-locs!Because the paper bags become a bit damp in the breadbox, I usually take the loaves out (leaving them in their individual bags) and set them on the counter to "air out" for about 15 minutes each day . <hl> I have found that "airing" the loaves helps prevent mold, which can be a problem if the bread is not consumed rapidly enough. <hl> If you need a place to store your bread and keep it fresh, I highly recommend this attractive and useful breadbox.

This breadbox is sturdy and well-made. The top rolls easily and it truly is "fingerprint-proof". It is large enough to hold two bakery loaves and, if the loaves aren't too big, some pastries in addition.The lovely bread we buy from our local baker comes in white paper bags. Before I bought this breadbox, we stuffed each paper-bagged loaf into a 2-gallon zip-loc; otherwise the bread would dry out and turn rock-hard in a day. These loaves sat in an ugly pile on our countertop, since we have no room in our cabinets for bread storage.Now we have this attractive bread box - no more unsightly bags of bread on our countertop! Even better, the breadbox keeps our bread fresh for several days without needing to double-bag in zip-locs!Because the paper bags become a bit damp in the breadbox, I usually take the loaves out (leaving them in their individual bags) and set them on the counter to "air out" for about 15 minutes each day . I have found that <hl> "airing" the loaves <hl> helps prevent mold, which can be a problem if the bread is not consumed rapidly enough.If you need a place to store your bread and keep it fresh, I highly recommend this attractive and useful breadbox.


Question: What is an issue that requires taking the bread out of the breadbox daily?

Answer: the paper bags become a bit damp

This breadbox is sturdy and well-made. The top rolls easily and it truly is "fingerprint-proof". It is large enough to hold two bakery loaves and, if the loaves aren't too big, some pastries in addition. The lovely bread we buy from our local baker comes in white paper bags. Before I bought this breadbox, we stuffed each paper-bagged loaf into a 2-gallon zip-loc; otherwise the bread would dry out and turn rock-hard in a day. These loaves sat in an ugly pile on our countertop, since we have no room in our cabinets for bread storage. Now we have this attractive bread box - no more unsightly bags of bread on our countertop! <hl> Even better, the breadbox keeps our bread fresh for several days without needing to double-bag in zip-locs!Because the paper bags become a bit damp in the breadbox, I usually take the loaves out (leaving them in their individual bags) and set them on the counter to "air out" for about 15 minutes each day . <hl> I have found that "airing" the loaves helps prevent mold, which can be a problem if the bread is not consumed rapidly enough. If you need a place to store your bread and keep it fresh, I highly recommend this attractive and useful breadbox.

This breadbox is sturdy and well-made. The top rolls easily and it truly is "fingerprint-proof". It is large enough to hold two bakery loaves and, if the loaves aren't too big, some pastries in addition.The lovely bread we buy from our local baker comes in white paper bags. Before I bought this breadbox, we stuffed each paper-bagged loaf into a 2-gallon zip-loc; otherwise the bread would dry out and turn rock-hard in a day. These loaves sat in an ugly pile on our countertop, since we have no room in our cabinets for bread storage.Now we have this attractive bread box - no more unsightly bags of bread on our countertop! Even better, the breadbox keeps our bread fresh for several days without needing to double-bag in zip-locs!Because <hl> the paper bags become a bit damp <hl> in the breadbox, I usually take the loaves out (leaving them in their individual bags) and set them on the counter to "air out" for about 15 minutes each day . I have found that "airing" the loaves helps prevent mold, which can be a problem if the bread is not consumed rapidly enough.If you need a place to store your bread and keep it fresh, I highly recommend this attractive and useful breadbox.


Question: How long is it suggested to take the breads out of the breadbox for, daily?

Answer: for about 15 minutes

This breadbox is sturdy and well-made. The top rolls easily and it truly is "fingerprint-proof". It is large enough to hold two bakery loaves and, if the loaves aren't too big, some pastries in addition. The lovely bread we buy from our local baker comes in white paper bags. Before I bought this breadbox, we stuffed each paper-bagged loaf into a 2-gallon zip-loc; otherwise the bread would dry out and turn rock-hard in a day. These loaves sat in an ugly pile on our countertop, since we have no room in our cabinets for bread storage. Now we have this attractive bread box - no more unsightly bags of bread on our countertop! <hl> Even better, the breadbox keeps our bread fresh for several days without needing to double-bag in zip-locs!Because the paper bags become a bit damp in the breadbox, I usually take the loaves out (leaving them in their individual bags) and set them on the counter to "air out" for about 15 minutes each day . <hl> I have found that "airing" the loaves helps prevent mold, which can be a problem if the bread is not consumed rapidly enough. If you need a place to store your bread and keep it fresh, I highly recommend this attractive and useful breadbox.

This breadbox is sturdy and well-made. The top rolls easily and it truly is "fingerprint-proof". It is large enough to hold two bakery loaves and, if the loaves aren't too big, some pastries in addition.The lovely bread we buy from our local baker comes in white paper bags. Before I bought this breadbox, we stuffed each paper-bagged loaf into a 2-gallon zip-loc; otherwise the bread would dry out and turn rock-hard in a day. These loaves sat in an ugly pile on our countertop, since we have no room in our cabinets for bread storage.Now we have this attractive bread box - no more unsightly bags of bread on our countertop! Even better, the breadbox keeps our bread fresh for several days without needing to double-bag in zip-locs!Because the paper bags become a bit damp in the breadbox, I usually take the loaves out (leaving them in their individual bags) and set them on the counter to "air out" <hl> for about 15 minutes <hl> each day . I have found that "airing" the loaves helps prevent mold, which can be a problem if the bread is not consumed rapidly enough.If you need a place to store your bread and keep it fresh, I highly recommend this attractive and useful breadbox.


Question: Before using the breadbox, what was a big issue that had an improvised solution of using zip-locks?

Answer: the bread would dry out and turn rock-hard in a day.

This breadbox is sturdy and well-made. The top rolls easily and it truly is "fingerprint-proof". It is large enough to hold two bakery loaves and, if the loaves aren't too big, some pastries in addition. The lovely bread we buy from our local baker comes in white paper bags. <hl> Before I bought this breadbox, we stuffed each paper-bagged loaf into a 2-gallon zip-loc; otherwise the bread would dry out and turn rock-hard in a day. These loaves sat in an ugly pile on our countertop, since we have no room in our cabinets for bread storage. <hl> Now we have this attractive bread box - no more unsightly bags of bread on our countertop! Even better, the breadbox keeps our bread fresh for several days without needing to double-bag in zip-locs!Because the paper bags become a bit damp in the breadbox, I usually take the loaves out (leaving them in their individual bags) and set them on the counter to "air out" for about 15 minutes each day . I have found that "airing" the loaves helps prevent mold, which can be a problem if the bread is not consumed rapidly enough. If you need a place to store your bread and keep it fresh, I highly recommend this attractive and useful breadbox.

This breadbox is sturdy and well-made. The top rolls easily and it truly is "fingerprint-proof". It is large enough to hold two bakery loaves and, if the loaves aren't too big, some pastries in addition.The lovely bread we buy from our local baker comes in white paper bags. Before I bought this breadbox, we stuffed each paper-bagged loaf into a 2-gallon zip-loc; otherwise <hl> the bread would dry out and turn rock-hard in a day. <hl> These loaves sat in an ugly pile on our countertop, since we have no room in our cabinets for bread storage.Now we have this attractive bread box - no more unsightly bags of bread on our countertop! Even better, the breadbox keeps our bread fresh for several days without needing to double-bag in zip-locs!Because the paper bags become a bit damp in the breadbox, I usually take the loaves out (leaving them in their individual bags) and set them on the counter to "air out" for about 15 minutes each day . I have found that "airing" the loaves helps prevent mold, which can be a problem if the bread is not consumed rapidly enough.If you need a place to store your bread and keep it fresh, I highly recommend this attractive and useful breadbox.


Question: What novelty has worn out?

The grinder is easy to use and works well. For 2 scoops of beans, it takes at least a full minute to grind, so be prepared for that. While it's not that much work, the novelty of hand-grinding coffee has certainly worn out. The only reasons I keep this over an electric version is that I appreciate anything that reduces energy usage and I don't like having extra wires around, especially in the kitchen.

Answer: hand-grinding coffee

The grinder is easy to use and works well. For 2 scoops of beans, it takes at least a full minute to grind, so be prepared for that. <hl> While it's not that much work, the novelty of hand-grinding coffee has certainly worn out. <hl> The only reasons I keep this over an electric version is that I appreciate anything that reduces energy usage and I don't like having extra wires around, especially in the kitchen.

The grinder is easy to use and works well. For 2 scoops of beans, it takes at least a full minute to grind, so be prepared for that. While it's not that much work, the novelty of <hl> hand-grinding coffee <hl> has certainly worn out. The only reasons I keep this over an electric version is that I appreciate anything that reduces energy usage and I don't like having extra wires around, especially in the kitchen.


Question: How long does it take to grind two scoops of beans?

Answer: at least a full minute

The grinder is easy to use and works well. <hl> For 2 scoops of beans, it takes at least a full minute to grind, so be prepared for that. <hl> While it's not that much work, the novelty of hand-grinding coffee has certainly worn out. The only reasons I keep this over an electric version is that I appreciate anything that reduces energy usage and I don't like having extra wires around, especially in the kitchen.

The grinder is easy to use and works well. For 2 scoops of beans, it takes <hl> at least a full minute <hl> to grind, so be prepared for that. While it's not that much work, the novelty of hand-grinding coffee has certainly worn out. The only reasons I keep this over an electric version is that I appreciate anything that reduces energy usage and I don't like having extra wires around, especially in the kitchen.


Question: What is an eco-benefit of this grinder versus an electric grinder?

Answer: reduces energy usage

The grinder is easy to use and works well. For 2 scoops of beans, it takes at least a full minute to grind, so be prepared for that. While it's not that much work, the novelty of hand-grinding coffee has certainly worn out. <hl> The only reasons I keep this over an electric version is that I appreciate anything that reduces energy usage and I don't like having extra wires around, especially in the kitchen. <hl>

The grinder is easy to use and works well. For 2 scoops of beans, it takes at least a full minute to grind, so be prepared for that. While it's not that much work, the novelty of hand-grinding coffee has certainly worn out. The only reasons I keep this over an electric version is that I appreciate anything that <hl> reduces energy usage <hl> and I don't like having extra wires around, especially in the kitchen.


Question: What is an annoyance avoided by having this grinder?

Answer: having extra wires around

The grinder is easy to use and works well. For 2 scoops of beans, it takes at least a full minute to grind, so be prepared for that. While it's not that much work, the novelty of hand-grinding coffee has certainly worn out. <hl> The only reasons I keep this over an electric version is that I appreciate anything that reduces energy usage and I don't like having extra wires around , especially in the kitchen. <hl>

The grinder is easy to use and works well. For 2 scoops of beans, it takes at least a full minute to grind, so be prepared for that. While it's not that much work, the novelty of hand-grinding coffee has certainly worn out. The only reasons I keep this over an electric version is that I appreciate anything that reduces energy usage and I don't like <hl> having extra wires around <hl>, especially in the kitchen.

The only reasons I keep this over an electric version is that I appreciate anything that reduces energy usage and I don't like <hl> having extra wires around <hl> , especially in the kitchen.


Question: What can the hand vac be useful for in the garage?

This is a pretty good hand vac. It has a number of features that make it quite useful, and the missus and I are finding a lot of places around the house where this comes in handy. Some of the better features are the lithium ion battery, which keeps the vacuum ready to go just about all the time. I like the little wheels for moving it over larger areas and jobs, even though I don't really consider it to be that advantageous or useful. (Let's face it: for big jobs, it's easier to just get the big guns, like myDyson DC65 Animal Complete Upright Vacuum Cleaner.) The extendable crevice tool is handy, though the feature doesn't do much for its overall utility. (I would prefer a detachable one.)Still, with two cats and a big house, this is easy to use for things like small jobs on the stairs, both to the upstairs and from the garage, where it even handled leaves and lawn debris. It works great in cleaning around the litter boxes and under the appliances in the kitchen, and I even used it to get dust and paper fragments off the music stands on my pianos. It's easy to empty the canister, the charger doesn't have a huge footprint and isn't overly ugly, and the charger/stand also allows for vertical or horizontal storage. I suppose it wouldn't hurt if it was a little more powerful, but this has an acceptable noise level for the power it provides and didn't bog down on any jobs we attempted, so it's hard to complain about. It's a solid five star performer in my book.

Answer: leaves and lawn debris

This is a pretty good hand vac. It has a number of features that make it quite useful, and the missus and I are finding a lot of places around the house where this comes in handy. Some of the better features are the lithium ion battery, which keeps the vacuum ready to go just about all the time. I like the little wheels for moving it over larger areas and jobs, even though I don't really consider it to be that advantageous or useful. (Let's face it: for big jobs, it's easier to just get the big guns, like myDyson DC65 Animal Complete Upright Vacuum Cleaner.) The extendable crevice tool is handy, though the feature doesn't do much for its overall utility. <hl> (I would prefer a detachable one.)Still, with two cats and a big house, this is easy to use for things like small jobs on the stairs, both to the upstairs and from the garage, where it even handled leaves and lawn debris . <hl> It works great in cleaning around the litter boxes and under the appliances in the kitchen, and I even used it to get dust and paper fragments off the music stands on my pianos. It's easy to empty the canister, the charger doesn't have a huge footprint and isn't overly ugly, and the charger/stand also allows for vertical or horizontal storage. I suppose it wouldn't hurt if it was a little more powerful, but this has an acceptable noise level for the power it provides and didn't bog down on any jobs we attempted, so it's hard to complain about. It's a solid five star performer in my book.

This is a pretty good hand vac. It has a number of features that make it quite useful, and the missus and I are finding a lot of places around the house where this comes in handy. Some of the better features are the lithium ion battery, which keeps the vacuum ready to go just about all the time. I like the little wheels for moving it over larger areas and jobs, even though I don't really consider it to be that advantageous or useful. (Let's face it: for big jobs, it's easier to just get the big guns, like myDyson DC65 Animal Complete Upright Vacuum Cleaner.) The extendable crevice tool is handy, though the feature doesn't do much for its overall utility. (I would prefer a detachable one.)Still, with two cats and a big house, this is easy to use for things like small jobs on the stairs, both to the upstairs and from the garage, where it even handled <hl> leaves and lawn debris <hl>. It works great in cleaning around the litter boxes and under the appliances in the kitchen, and I even used it to get dust and paper fragments off the music stands on my pianos. It's easy to empty the canister, the charger doesn't have a huge footprint and isn't overly ugly, and the charger/stand also allows for vertical or horizontal storage. I suppose it wouldn't hurt if it was a little more powerful, but this has an acceptable noise level for the power it provides and didn't bog down on any jobs we attempted, so it's hard to complain about. It's a solid five star performer in my book.

(I would prefer a detachable one.)Still, with two cats and a big house, this is easy to use for things like small jobs on the stairs, both to the upstairs and from the garage, where it even handled <hl> leaves and lawn debris <hl> .


Question: What is one of the better features of the hand vac?

Answer: the lithium ion battery

This is a pretty good hand vac. It has a number of features that make it quite useful, and the missus and I are finding a lot of places around the house where this comes in handy. <hl> Some of the better features are the lithium ion battery , which keeps the vacuum ready to go just about all the time. <hl> I like the little wheels for moving it over larger areas and jobs, even though I don't really consider it to be that advantageous or useful. (Let's face it: for big jobs, it's easier to just get the big guns, like myDyson DC65 Animal Complete Upright Vacuum Cleaner.) The extendable crevice tool is handy, though the feature doesn't do much for its overall utility. (I would prefer a detachable one.)Still, with two cats and a big house, this is easy to use for things like small jobs on the stairs, both to the upstairs and from the garage, where it even handled leaves and lawn debris. It works great in cleaning around the litter boxes and under the appliances in the kitchen, and I even used it to get dust and paper fragments off the music stands on my pianos. It's easy to empty the canister, the charger doesn't have a huge footprint and isn't overly ugly, and the charger/stand also allows for vertical or horizontal storage. I suppose it wouldn't hurt if it was a little more powerful, but this has an acceptable noise level for the power it provides and didn't bog down on any jobs we attempted, so it's hard to complain about. It's a solid five star performer in my book.

This is a pretty good hand vac. It has a number of features that make it quite useful, and the missus and I are finding a lot of places around the house where this comes in handy. Some of the better features are <hl> the lithium ion battery <hl>, which keeps the vacuum ready to go just about all the time. I like the little wheels for moving it over larger areas and jobs, even though I don't really consider it to be that advantageous or useful. (Let's face it: for big jobs, it's easier to just get the big guns, like myDyson DC65 Animal Complete Upright Vacuum Cleaner.) The extendable crevice tool is handy, though the feature doesn't do much for its overall utility. (I would prefer a detachable one.)Still, with two cats and a big house, this is easy to use for things like small jobs on the stairs, both to the upstairs and from the garage, where it even handled leaves and lawn debris. It works great in cleaning around the litter boxes and under the appliances in the kitchen, and I even used it to get dust and paper fragments off the music stands on my pianos. It's easy to empty the canister, the charger doesn't have a huge footprint and isn't overly ugly, and the charger/stand also allows for vertical or horizontal storage. I suppose it wouldn't hurt if it was a little more powerful, but this has an acceptable noise level for the power it provides and didn't bog down on any jobs we attempted, so it's hard to complain about. It's a solid five star performer in my book.

Some of the better features are <hl> the lithium ion battery <hl> , which keeps the vacuum ready to go just about all the time.


Question: What are storage options for the stand and charger of the hand vac?

Answer: vertical or horizontal

This is a pretty good hand vac. It has a number of features that make it quite useful, and the missus and I are finding a lot of places around the house where this comes in handy. Some of the better features are the lithium ion battery, which keeps the vacuum ready to go just about all the time. I like the little wheels for moving it over larger areas and jobs, even though I don't really consider it to be that advantageous or useful. (Let's face it: for big jobs, it's easier to just get the big guns, like myDyson DC65 Animal Complete Upright Vacuum Cleaner.) The extendable crevice tool is handy, though the feature doesn't do much for its overall utility. (I would prefer a detachable one.)Still, with two cats and a big house, this is easy to use for things like small jobs on the stairs, both to the upstairs and from the garage, where it even handled leaves and lawn debris. It works great in cleaning around the litter boxes and under the appliances in the kitchen, and I even used it to get dust and paper fragments off the music stands on my pianos. <hl> It's easy to empty the canister, the charger doesn't have a huge footprint and isn't overly ugly, and the charger/stand also allows for vertical or horizontal storage. <hl> I suppose it wouldn't hurt if it was a little more powerful, but this has an acceptable noise level for the power it provides and didn't bog down on any jobs we attempted, so it's hard to complain about. It's a solid five star performer in my book.

This is a pretty good hand vac. It has a number of features that make it quite useful, and the missus and I are finding a lot of places around the house where this comes in handy. Some of the better features are the lithium ion battery, which keeps the vacuum ready to go just about all the time. I like the little wheels for moving it over larger areas and jobs, even though I don't really consider it to be that advantageous or useful. (Let's face it: for big jobs, it's easier to just get the big guns, like myDyson DC65 Animal Complete Upright Vacuum Cleaner.) The extendable crevice tool is handy, though the feature doesn't do much for its overall utility. (I would prefer a detachable one.)Still, with two cats and a big house, this is easy to use for things like small jobs on the stairs, both to the upstairs and from the garage, where it even handled leaves and lawn debris. It works great in cleaning around the litter boxes and under the appliances in the kitchen, and I even used it to get dust and paper fragments off the music stands on my pianos. It's easy to empty the canister, the charger doesn't have a huge footprint and isn't overly ugly, and the charger/stand also allows for <hl> vertical or horizontal <hl> storage. I suppose it wouldn't hurt if it was a little more powerful, but this has an acceptable noise level for the power it provides and didn't bog down on any jobs we attempted, so it's hard to complain about. It's a solid five star performer in my book.


Question: What are the little wheels on the hand vac useful for?

Answer: moving it over larger areas and jobs

This is a pretty good hand vac. It has a number of features that make it quite useful, and the missus and I are finding a lot of places around the house where this comes in handy. Some of the better features are the lithium ion battery, which keeps the vacuum ready to go just about all the time. <hl> I like the little wheels for moving it over larger areas and jobs , even though I don't really consider it to be that advantageous or useful. <hl> (Let's face it: for big jobs, it's easier to just get the big guns, like myDyson DC65 Animal Complete Upright Vacuum Cleaner.) The extendable crevice tool is handy, though the feature doesn't do much for its overall utility. (I would prefer a detachable one.)Still, with two cats and a big house, this is easy to use for things like small jobs on the stairs, both to the upstairs and from the garage, where it even handled leaves and lawn debris. It works great in cleaning around the litter boxes and under the appliances in the kitchen, and I even used it to get dust and paper fragments off the music stands on my pianos. It's easy to empty the canister, the charger doesn't have a huge footprint and isn't overly ugly, and the charger/stand also allows for vertical or horizontal storage. I suppose it wouldn't hurt if it was a little more powerful, but this has an acceptable noise level for the power it provides and didn't bog down on any jobs we attempted, so it's hard to complain about. It's a solid five star performer in my book.

This is a pretty good hand vac. It has a number of features that make it quite useful, and the missus and I are finding a lot of places around the house where this comes in handy. Some of the better features are the lithium ion battery, which keeps the vacuum ready to go just about all the time. I like the little wheels for <hl> moving it over larger areas and jobs <hl>, even though I don't really consider it to be that advantageous or useful. (Let's face it: for big jobs, it's easier to just get the big guns, like myDyson DC65 Animal Complete Upright Vacuum Cleaner.) The extendable crevice tool is handy, though the feature doesn't do much for its overall utility. (I would prefer a detachable one.)Still, with two cats and a big house, this is easy to use for things like small jobs on the stairs, both to the upstairs and from the garage, where it even handled leaves and lawn debris. It works great in cleaning around the litter boxes and under the appliances in the kitchen, and I even used it to get dust and paper fragments off the music stands on my pianos. It's easy to empty the canister, the charger doesn't have a huge footprint and isn't overly ugly, and the charger/stand also allows for vertical or horizontal storage. I suppose it wouldn't hurt if it was a little more powerful, but this has an acceptable noise level for the power it provides and didn't bog down on any jobs we attempted, so it's hard to complain about. It's a solid five star performer in my book.

I like the little wheels for <hl> moving it over larger areas and jobs <hl> , even though I don't really consider it to be that advantageous or useful.


Question: What is considered a "big gun" when compared to the hand vac?

Answer: Dyson DC65 Animal Complete Upright Vacuum Cleaner

This is a pretty good hand vac. It has a number of features that make it quite useful, and the missus and I are finding a lot of places around the house where this comes in handy. Some of the better features are the lithium ion battery, which keeps the vacuum ready to go just about all the time. I like the little wheels for moving it over larger areas and jobs, even though I don't really consider it to be that advantageous or useful. <hl> (Let's face it: for big jobs, it's easier to just get the big guns, like my Dyson DC65 Animal Complete Upright Vacuum Cleaner .) <hl> The extendable crevice tool is handy, though the feature doesn't do much for its overall utility. (I would prefer a detachable one.)Still, with two cats and a big house, this is easy to use for things like small jobs on the stairs, both to the upstairs and from the garage, where it even handled leaves and lawn debris. It works great in cleaning around the litter boxes and under the appliances in the kitchen, and I even used it to get dust and paper fragments off the music stands on my pianos. It's easy to empty the canister, the charger doesn't have a huge footprint and isn't overly ugly, and the charger/stand also allows for vertical or horizontal storage. I suppose it wouldn't hurt if it was a little more powerful, but this has an acceptable noise level for the power it provides and didn't bog down on any jobs we attempted, so it's hard to complain about. It's a solid five star performer in my book.

This is a pretty good hand vac. It has a number of features that make it quite useful, and the missus and I are finding a lot of places around the house where this comes in handy. Some of the better features are the lithium ion battery, which keeps the vacuum ready to go just about all the time. I like the little wheels for moving it over larger areas and jobs, even though I don't really consider it to be that advantageous or useful. (Let's face it: for big jobs, it's easier to just get the big guns, like my<hl> Dyson DC65 Animal Complete Upright Vacuum Cleaner <hl>.) The extendable crevice tool is handy, though the feature doesn't do much for its overall utility. (I would prefer a detachable one.)Still, with two cats and a big house, this is easy to use for things like small jobs on the stairs, both to the upstairs and from the garage, where it even handled leaves and lawn debris. It works great in cleaning around the litter boxes and under the appliances in the kitchen, and I even used it to get dust and paper fragments off the music stands on my pianos. It's easy to empty the canister, the charger doesn't have a huge footprint and isn't overly ugly, and the charger/stand also allows for vertical or horizontal storage. I suppose it wouldn't hurt if it was a little more powerful, but this has an acceptable noise level for the power it provides and didn't bog down on any jobs we attempted, so it's hard to complain about. It's a solid five star performer in my book.

(Let's face it: for big jobs, it's easier to just get the big guns, like my <hl> Dyson DC65 Animal Complete Upright Vacuum Cleaner <hl> .)


Question: What companies advertised the mug as safe from spilling?

I had high hopes for this travel mug. It's well-insulated, stainless steel, and the lid appeared to seal very well. In fact, both Amazon and Thermos advertise the cup as being "spill-proof." It's also my favorite kind of lid, the kind that flips open. I like those because they're the easiest to clean well.Unfortunately, for some reason, Thermos decided not to make the flip part of the lid seal. It's just two pieces of plastic that fit loosely together - no rubber seal at all. So while the lid twists on and seals tightly, the part that you actually drink out of leaks like crazy. I suppose this cup is perfect for anyone who can guarantee that it will never tip over. But for those of you who do things like put it in your briefcase, toss it on the car seat next to you, or even just tilt it a bit while walking around, it's an awful travel mug.

Answer: Amazon and Thermos

I had high hopes for this travel mug. It's well-insulated, stainless steel, and the lid appeared to seal very well. <hl> In fact, both Amazon and Thermos advertise the cup as being "spill-proof." <hl> It's also my favorite kind of lid, the kind that flips open. I like those because they're the easiest to clean well. Unfortunately, for some reason, Thermos decided not to make the flip part of the lid seal. It's just two pieces of plastic that fit loosely together - no rubber seal at all. So while the lid twists on and seals tightly, the part that you actually drink out of leaks like crazy. I suppose this cup is perfect for anyone who can guarantee that it will never tip over. But for those of you who do things like put it in your briefcase, toss it on the car seat next to you, or even just tilt it a bit while walking around, it's an awful travel mug.

I had high hopes for this travel mug. It's well-insulated, stainless steel, and the lid appeared to seal very well. In fact, both <hl> Amazon and Thermos <hl> advertise the cup as being "spill-proof." It's also my favorite kind of lid, the kind that flips open. I like those because they're the easiest to clean well.Unfortunately, for some reason, Thermos decided not to make the flip part of the lid seal. It's just two pieces of plastic that fit loosely together - no rubber seal at all. So while the lid twists on and seals tightly, the part that you actually drink out of leaks like crazy. I suppose this cup is perfect for anyone who can guarantee that it will never tip over. But for those of you who do things like put it in your briefcase, toss it on the car seat next to you, or even just tilt it a bit while walking around, it's an awful travel mug.


Question: What did the manufacturer of the travel mug not do as it pertains to the lid?

Answer: make the flip part of the lid seal

I had high hopes for this travel mug. It's well-insulated, stainless steel, and the lid appeared to seal very well. In fact, both Amazon and Thermos advertise the cup as being "spill-proof." It's also my favorite kind of lid, the kind that flips open. I like those because they're the easiest to clean well. <hl> Unfortunately, for some reason, Thermos decided not to make the flip part of the lid seal . <hl> It's just two pieces of plastic that fit loosely together - no rubber seal at all. So while the lid twists on and seals tightly, the part that you actually drink out of leaks like crazy. I suppose this cup is perfect for anyone who can guarantee that it will never tip over. But for those of you who do things like put it in your briefcase, toss it on the car seat next to you, or even just tilt it a bit while walking around, it's an awful travel mug.

I had high hopes for this travel mug. It's well-insulated, stainless steel, and the lid appeared to seal very well. In fact, both Amazon and Thermos advertise the cup as being "spill-proof." It's also my favorite kind of lid, the kind that flips open. I like those because they're the easiest to clean well.Unfortunately, for some reason, Thermos decided not to <hl> make the flip part of the lid seal <hl>. It's just two pieces of plastic that fit loosely together - no rubber seal at all. So while the lid twists on and seals tightly, the part that you actually drink out of leaks like crazy. I suppose this cup is perfect for anyone who can guarantee that it will never tip over. But for those of you who do things like put it in your briefcase, toss it on the car seat next to you, or even just tilt it a bit while walking around, it's an awful travel mug.

Unfortunately, for some reason, Thermos decided not to <hl> make the flip part of the lid seal <hl> .


Question: What is the lid of the travel mug made of?

Answer: plastic

I had high hopes for this travel mug. It's well-insulated, stainless steel, and the lid appeared to seal very well. In fact, both Amazon and Thermos advertise the cup as being "spill-proof." It's also my favorite kind of lid, the kind that flips open. I like those because they're the easiest to clean well. Unfortunately, for some reason, Thermos decided not to make the flip part of the lid seal. <hl> It's just two pieces of plastic that fit loosely together - no rubber seal at all. <hl> So while the lid twists on and seals tightly, the part that you actually drink out of leaks like crazy. I suppose this cup is perfect for anyone who can guarantee that it will never tip over. But for those of you who do things like put it in your briefcase, toss it on the car seat next to you, or even just tilt it a bit while walking around, it's an awful travel mug.

I had high hopes for this travel mug. It's well-insulated, stainless steel, and the lid appeared to seal very well. In fact, both Amazon and Thermos advertise the cup as being "spill-proof." It's also my favorite kind of lid, the kind that flips open. I like those because they're the easiest to clean well.Unfortunately, for some reason, Thermos decided not to make the flip part of the lid seal. It's just two pieces of <hl> plastic <hl> that fit loosely together - no rubber seal at all. So while the lid twists on and seals tightly, the part that you actually drink out of leaks like crazy. I suppose this cup is perfect for anyone who can guarantee that it will never tip over. But for those of you who do things like put it in your briefcase, toss it on the car seat next to you, or even just tilt it a bit while walking around, it's an awful travel mug.


Question: What type of lid does the travel mug have?

Answer: the kind that flips open

I had high hopes for this travel mug. It's well-insulated, stainless steel, and the lid appeared to seal very well. In fact, both Amazon and Thermos advertise the cup as being "spill-proof." <hl> It's also my favorite kind of lid, the kind that flips open . <hl> I like those because they're the easiest to clean well. Unfortunately, for some reason, Thermos decided not to make the flip part of the lid seal. It's just two pieces of plastic that fit loosely together - no rubber seal at all. So while the lid twists on and seals tightly, the part that you actually drink out of leaks like crazy. I suppose this cup is perfect for anyone who can guarantee that it will never tip over. But for those of you who do things like put it in your briefcase, toss it on the car seat next to you, or even just tilt it a bit while walking around, it's an awful travel mug.

I had high hopes for this travel mug. It's well-insulated, stainless steel, and the lid appeared to seal very well. In fact, both Amazon and Thermos advertise the cup as being "spill-proof." It's also my favorite kind of lid, <hl> the kind that flips open <hl>. I like those because they're the easiest to clean well.Unfortunately, for some reason, Thermos decided not to make the flip part of the lid seal. It's just two pieces of plastic that fit loosely together - no rubber seal at all. So while the lid twists on and seals tightly, the part that you actually drink out of leaks like crazy. I suppose this cup is perfect for anyone who can guarantee that it will never tip over. But for those of you who do things like put it in your briefcase, toss it on the car seat next to you, or even just tilt it a bit while walking around, it's an awful travel mug.

It's also my favorite kind of lid, <hl> the kind that flips open <hl> .


Question: What is a way that the travel mug keeps the beverage inside hot?

Answer: It's well-insulated

I had high hopes for this travel mug. <hl> It's well-insulated , stainless steel, and the lid appeared to seal very well. <hl> In fact, both Amazon and Thermos advertise the cup as being "spill-proof." It's also my favorite kind of lid, the kind that flips open. I like those because they're the easiest to clean well. Unfortunately, for some reason, Thermos decided not to make the flip part of the lid seal. It's just two pieces of plastic that fit loosely together - no rubber seal at all. So while the lid twists on and seals tightly, the part that you actually drink out of leaks like crazy. I suppose this cup is perfect for anyone who can guarantee that it will never tip over. But for those of you who do things like put it in your briefcase, toss it on the car seat next to you, or even just tilt it a bit while walking around, it's an awful travel mug.

I had high hopes for this travel mug. <hl> It's well-insulated <hl>, stainless steel, and the lid appeared to seal very well. In fact, both Amazon and Thermos advertise the cup as being "spill-proof." It's also my favorite kind of lid, the kind that flips open. I like those because they're the easiest to clean well.Unfortunately, for some reason, Thermos decided not to make the flip part of the lid seal. It's just two pieces of plastic that fit loosely together - no rubber seal at all. So while the lid twists on and seals tightly, the part that you actually drink out of leaks like crazy. I suppose this cup is perfect for anyone who can guarantee that it will never tip over. But for those of you who do things like put it in your briefcase, toss it on the car seat next to you, or even just tilt it a bit while walking around, it's an awful travel mug.

<hl> It's well-insulated <hl> , stainless steel, and the lid appeared to seal very well.


Question: What would be a safety concern than can be configured differently in the mixer settings?

Purchased this mixer to replace a 10+ year old Kitchen Aid mixer. This mixer does a very nice job & overall I'm glad I purchased it. I gave it only 4 stars because of a potential safety issue - the second time I used this mixer I forgot to plug it in - I'd pushed the ON button & the speed button before I realized that it wasn't plugged in & when I plugged it in the mixer immediately began to run (spattering cake batter everywhere!). I'm thankful that there weren't any little grandchildren's fingers reaching in the bowel to steal a taste of the batter when the mixer automatically started up! It seems to me that it would be much safer if the mixer automatically reset itself to OFF when it's unplugged.

Answer: if the mixer automatically reset itself to OFF when it's unplugged.

Purchased this mixer to replace a 10+ year old Kitchen Aid mixer. This mixer does a very nice job & overall I'm glad I purchased it. I gave it only 4 stars because of a potential safety issue - the second time I used this mixer I forgot to plug it in - I'd pushed the ON button & the speed button before I realized that it wasn't plugged in & when I plugged it in the mixer immediately began to run (spattering cake batter everywhere!). I'm thankful that there weren't any little grandchildren's fingers reaching in the bowel to steal a taste of the batter when the mixer automatically started up! <hl> It seems to me that it would be much safer if the mixer automatically reset itself to OFF when it's unplugged. <hl>

Purchased this mixer to replace a 10+ year old Kitchen Aid mixer. This mixer does a very nice job & overall I'm glad I purchased it. I gave it only 4 stars because of a potential safety issue - the second time I used this mixer I forgot to plug it in - I'd pushed the ON button & the speed button before I realized that it wasn't plugged in & when I plugged it in the mixer immediately began to run (spattering cake batter everywhere!). I'm thankful that there weren't any little grandchildren's fingers reaching in the bowel to steal a taste of the batter when the mixer automatically started up! It seems to me that it would be much safer <hl> if the mixer automatically reset itself to OFF when it's unplugged. <hl>


Question: How many stars did the reviewer give this mixer?

Answer: 4 stars

Purchased this mixer to replace a 10+ year old Kitchen Aid mixer. This mixer does a very nice job & overall I'm glad I purchased it. <hl> I gave it only 4 stars because of a potential safety issue - the second time I used this mixer I forgot to plug it in - I'd pushed the ON button & the speed button before I realized that it wasn't plugged in & when I plugged it in the mixer immediately began to run (spattering cake batter everywhere!). <hl> I'm thankful that there weren't any little grandchildren's fingers reaching in the bowel to steal a taste of the batter when the mixer automatically started up! It seems to me that it would be much safer if the mixer automatically reset itself to OFF when it's unplugged.

Purchased this mixer to replace a 10+ year old Kitchen Aid mixer. This mixer does a very nice job & overall I'm glad I purchased it. I gave it only <hl> 4 stars <hl> because of a potential safety issue - the second time I used this mixer I forgot to plug it in - I'd pushed the ON button & the speed button before I realized that it wasn't plugged in & when I plugged it in the mixer immediately began to run (spattering cake batter everywhere!). I'm thankful that there weren't any little grandchildren's fingers reaching in the bowel to steal a taste of the batter when the mixer automatically started up! It seems to me that it would be much safer if the mixer automatically reset itself to OFF when it's unplugged.


Question: What was the reason for the reviewer to give this mixer less than 5 stars?

Answer: a potential safety issue

Purchased this mixer to replace a 10+ year old Kitchen Aid mixer. This mixer does a very nice job & overall I'm glad I purchased it. <hl> I gave it only 4 stars because of a potential safety issue - the second time I used this mixer I forgot to plug it in - I'd pushed the ON button & the speed button before I realized that it wasn't plugged in & when I plugged it in the mixer immediately began to run (spattering cake batter everywhere!). <hl> I'm thankful that there weren't any little grandchildren's fingers reaching in the bowel to steal a taste of the batter when the mixer automatically started up! It seems to me that it would be much safer if the mixer automatically reset itself to OFF when it's unplugged.

Purchased this mixer to replace a 10+ year old Kitchen Aid mixer. This mixer does a very nice job & overall I'm glad I purchased it. I gave it only 4 stars because of <hl> a potential safety issue <hl> - the second time I used this mixer I forgot to plug it in - I'd pushed the ON button & the speed button before I realized that it wasn't plugged in & when I plugged it in the mixer immediately began to run (spattering cake batter everywhere!). I'm thankful that there weren't any little grandchildren's fingers reaching in the bowel to steal a taste of the batter when the mixer automatically started up! It seems to me that it would be much safer if the mixer automatically reset itself to OFF when it's unplugged.


Question: What happened when the reviewer connected the mixer to electricity?

Answer: the mixer immediately began to run

Purchased this mixer to replace a 10+ year old Kitchen Aid mixer. This mixer does a very nice job & overall I'm glad I purchased it. <hl> I gave it only 4 stars because of a potential safety issue - the second time I used this mixer I forgot to plug it in - I'd pushed the ON button & the speed button before I realized that it wasn't plugged in & when I plugged it in the mixer immediately began to run (spattering cake batter everywhere!). <hl> I'm thankful that there weren't any little grandchildren's fingers reaching in the bowel to steal a taste of the batter when the mixer automatically started up! It seems to me that it would be much safer if the mixer automatically reset itself to OFF when it's unplugged.

Purchased this mixer to replace a 10+ year old Kitchen Aid mixer. This mixer does a very nice job & overall I'm glad I purchased it. I gave it only 4 stars because of a potential safety issue - the second time I used this mixer I forgot to plug it in - I'd pushed the ON button & the speed button before I realized that it wasn't plugged in & when I plugged it in <hl> the mixer immediately began to run <hl> (spattering cake batter everywhere!). I'm thankful that there weren't any little grandchildren's fingers reaching in the bowel to steal a taste of the batter when the mixer automatically started up! It seems to me that it would be much safer if the mixer automatically reset itself to OFF when it's unplugged.


Question: Luckily, what was not inside the bowl of batter when the mixer started swirling?

Answer: grandchildren's fingers

Purchased this mixer to replace a 10+ year old Kitchen Aid mixer. This mixer does a very nice job & overall I'm glad I purchased it. I gave it only 4 stars because of a potential safety issue - the second time I used this mixer I forgot to plug it in - I'd pushed the ON button & the speed button before I realized that it wasn't plugged in & when I plugged it in the mixer immediately began to run (spattering cake batter everywhere!). <hl> I'm thankful that there weren't any little grandchildren's fingers reaching in the bowel to steal a taste of the batter when the mixer automatically started up! <hl> It seems to me that it would be much safer if the mixer automatically reset itself to OFF when it's unplugged.

Purchased this mixer to replace a 10+ year old Kitchen Aid mixer. This mixer does a very nice job & overall I'm glad I purchased it. I gave it only 4 stars because of a potential safety issue - the second time I used this mixer I forgot to plug it in - I'd pushed the ON button & the speed button before I realized that it wasn't plugged in & when I plugged it in the mixer immediately began to run (spattering cake batter everywhere!). I'm thankful that there weren't any little <hl> grandchildren's fingers <hl> reaching in the bowel to steal a taste of the batter when the mixer automatically started up! It seems to me that it would be much safer if the mixer automatically reset itself to OFF when it's unplugged.


Question: How much did the writer pay for a pie crust maker?

I'm new to baking and need all the help I can get. Poking around on Amazon I came across this Pie Crust Maker and figured for around $5.00 bucks its worth a shot.Best money I have spent yet on baking accessories!Just flour both sides, pat a little flour on dough and put it in, zip it up and roll it out. Crust didn't stick and came out perfectly round. Since I'm still new to all this I guess I put a wee bit too much dough in and my crust was a little thick but just about perfect.I followed the recipe that came with my new Cuisinart for Pie Crust and it is perfect and delicious. Even if your making a large pie you can still roll out in the Pie Crust Maker and then take it out and roll out a little more to desired thickness and size as it will still keep an almost perfect circle shape.Cleanup was actually very easy even with the dough kinda stuck into the sides of the bag. Just use hot water and soap and the dough will literally melt away. The bag also contains messes since you don't really have to flour a board or surface and get flour everywhere like I do.

Answer: around $5.00

I'm new to baking and need all the help I can get. <hl> Poking around on Amazon I came across this Pie Crust Maker and figured for around $5.00 bucks its worth a shot. <hl> Best money I have spent yet on baking accessories!Just flour both sides, pat a little flour on dough and put it in, zip it up and roll it out. Crust didn't stick and came out perfectly round. Since I'm still new to all this I guess I put a wee bit too much dough in and my crust was a little thick but just about perfect. I followed the recipe that came with my new Cuisinart for Pie Crust and it is perfect and delicious. Even if your making a large pie you can still roll out in the Pie Crust Maker and then take it out and roll out a little more to desired thickness and size as it will still keep an almost perfect circle shape. Cleanup was actually very easy even with the dough kinda stuck into the sides of the bag. Just use hot water and soap and the dough will literally melt away. The bag also contains messes since you don't really have to flour a board or surface and get flour everywhere like I do.

I'm new to baking and need all the help I can get. Poking around on Amazon I came across this Pie Crust Maker and figured for <hl> around $5.00 <hl> bucks its worth a shot.Best money I have spent yet on baking accessories!Just flour both sides, pat a little flour on dough and put it in, zip it up and roll it out. Crust didn't stick and came out perfectly round. Since I'm still new to all this I guess I put a wee bit too much dough in and my crust was a little thick but just about perfect.I followed the recipe that came with my new Cuisinart for Pie Crust and it is perfect and delicious. Even if your making a large pie you can still roll out in the Pie Crust Maker and then take it out and roll out a little more to desired thickness and size as it will still keep an almost perfect circle shape.Cleanup was actually very easy even with the dough kinda stuck into the sides of the bag. Just use hot water and soap and the dough will literally melt away. The bag also contains messes since you don't really have to flour a board or surface and get flour everywhere like I do.


Question: what ingredient did the writer put too much of into the pie?

Answer: dough

I'm new to baking and need all the help I can get. Poking around on Amazon I came across this Pie Crust Maker and figured for around $5.00 bucks its worth a shot. <hl> Best money I have spent yet on baking accessories!Just flour both sides, pat a little flour on dough and put it in, zip it up and roll it out. <hl> Crust didn't stick and came out perfectly round. Since I'm still new to all this I guess I put a wee bit too much dough in and my crust was a little thick but just about perfect. I followed the recipe that came with my new Cuisinart for Pie Crust and it is perfect and delicious. Even if your making a large pie you can still roll out in the Pie Crust Maker and then take it out and roll out a little more to desired thickness and size as it will still keep an almost perfect circle shape. Cleanup was actually very easy even with the dough kinda stuck into the sides of the bag. Just use hot water and soap and the dough will literally melt away. The bag also contains messes since you don't really have to flour a board or surface and get flour everywhere like I do.

I'm new to baking and need all the help I can get. Poking around on Amazon I came across this Pie Crust Maker and figured for around $5.00 bucks its worth a shot.Best money I have spent yet on baking accessories!Just flour both sides, pat a little flour on <hl> dough <hl> and put it in, zip it up and roll it out. Crust didn't stick and came out perfectly round. Since I'm still new to all this I guess I put a wee bit too much dough in and my crust was a little thick but just about perfect.I followed the recipe that came with my new Cuisinart for Pie Crust and it is perfect and delicious. Even if your making a large pie you can still roll out in the Pie Crust Maker and then take it out and roll out a little more to desired thickness and size as it will still keep an almost perfect circle shape.Cleanup was actually very easy even with the dough kinda stuck into the sides of the bag. Just use hot water and soap and the dough will literally melt away. The bag also contains messes since you don't really have to flour a board or surface and get flour everywhere like I do.


Question: what brand is the pie crust maker?

Answer: Cuisinart

I'm new to baking and need all the help I can get. Poking around on Amazon I came across this Pie Crust Maker and figured for around $5.00 bucks its worth a shot. Best money I have spent yet on baking accessories!Just flour both sides, pat a little flour on dough and put it in, zip it up and roll it out. Crust didn't stick and came out perfectly round. Since I'm still new to all this I guess I put a wee bit too much dough in and my crust was a little thick but just about perfect. <hl> I followed the recipe that came with my new Cuisinart for Pie Crust <hl> and it is perfect and delicious. Even if your making a large pie you can still roll out in the Pie Crust Maker and then take it out and roll out a little more to desired thickness and size as it will still keep an almost perfect circle shape. Cleanup was actually very easy even with the dough kinda stuck into the sides of the bag. Just use hot water and soap and the dough will literally melt away. The bag also contains messes since you don't really have to flour a board or surface and get flour everywhere like I do.

I'm new to baking and need all the help I can get. Poking around on Amazon I came across this Pie Crust Maker and figured for around $5.00 bucks its worth a shot.Best money I have spent yet on baking accessories!Just flour both sides, pat a little flour on dough and put it in, zip it up and roll it out. Crust didn't stick and came out perfectly round. Since I'm still new to all this I guess I put a wee bit too much dough in and my crust was a little thick but just about perfect.I followed the recipe that came with my new <hl> Cuisinart <hl> for Pie Crust and it is perfect and delicious. Even if your making a large pie you can still roll out in the Pie Crust Maker and then take it out and roll out a little more to desired thickness and size as it will still keep an almost perfect circle shape.Cleanup was actually very easy even with the dough kinda stuck into the sides of the bag. Just use hot water and soap and the dough will literally melt away. The bag also contains messes since you don't really have to flour a board or surface and get flour everywhere like I do.


Question: how difficult does the writer describe the clean up process?

Answer: very easy

I'm new to baking and need all the help I can get. Poking around on Amazon I came across this Pie Crust Maker and figured for around $5.00 bucks its worth a shot. Best money I have spent yet on baking accessories!Just flour both sides, pat a little flour on dough and put it in, zip it up and roll it out. Crust didn't stick and came out perfectly round. Since I'm still new to all this I guess I put a wee bit too much dough in and my crust was a little thick but just about perfect. I followed the recipe that came with my new Cuisinart for Pie Crust and it is perfect and delicious. Even if your making a large pie you can still roll out in the Pie Crust Maker and then take it out and roll out a little more to desired thickness and size as it will still keep an almost perfect circle shape. <hl> Cleanup was actually very easy even with the dough kinda stuck into the sides of the bag. <hl> Just use hot water and soap and the dough will literally melt away. The bag also contains messes since you don't really have to flour a board or surface and get flour everywhere like I do.

I'm new to baking and need all the help I can get. Poking around on Amazon I came across this Pie Crust Maker and figured for around $5.00 bucks its worth a shot.Best money I have spent yet on baking accessories!Just flour both sides, pat a little flour on dough and put it in, zip it up and roll it out. Crust didn't stick and came out perfectly round. Since I'm still new to all this I guess I put a wee bit too much dough in and my crust was a little thick but just about perfect.I followed the recipe that came with my new Cuisinart for Pie Crust and it is perfect and delicious. Even if your making a large pie you can still roll out in the Pie Crust Maker and then take it out and roll out a little more to desired thickness and size as it will still keep an almost perfect circle shape.Cleanup was actually <hl> very easy <hl> even with the dough kinda stuck into the sides of the bag. Just use hot water and soap and the dough will literally melt away. The bag also contains messes since you don't really have to flour a board or surface and get flour everywhere like I do.


Question: what store did the writer find the pie crust maker at?

Answer: Amazon

I'm new to baking and need all the help I can get. <hl> Poking around on Amazon I came across this Pie Crust Maker and figured for around $5.00 bucks its worth a shot. <hl> Best money I have spent yet on baking accessories!Just flour both sides, pat a little flour on dough and put it in, zip it up and roll it out. Crust didn't stick and came out perfectly round. Since I'm still new to all this I guess I put a wee bit too much dough in and my crust was a little thick but just about perfect. I followed the recipe that came with my new Cuisinart for Pie Crust and it is perfect and delicious. Even if your making a large pie you can still roll out in the Pie Crust Maker and then take it out and roll out a little more to desired thickness and size as it will still keep an almost perfect circle shape. Cleanup was actually very easy even with the dough kinda stuck into the sides of the bag. Just use hot water and soap and the dough will literally melt away. The bag also contains messes since you don't really have to flour a board or surface and get flour everywhere like I do.

I'm new to baking and need all the help I can get. Poking around on <hl> Amazon <hl> I came across this Pie Crust Maker and figured for around $5.00 bucks its worth a shot.Best money I have spent yet on baking accessories!Just flour both sides, pat a little flour on dough and put it in, zip it up and roll it out. Crust didn't stick and came out perfectly round. Since I'm still new to all this I guess I put a wee bit too much dough in and my crust was a little thick but just about perfect.I followed the recipe that came with my new Cuisinart for Pie Crust and it is perfect and delicious. Even if your making a large pie you can still roll out in the Pie Crust Maker and then take it out and roll out a little more to desired thickness and size as it will still keep an almost perfect circle shape.Cleanup was actually very easy even with the dough kinda stuck into the sides of the bag. Just use hot water and soap and the dough will literally melt away. The bag also contains messes since you don't really have to flour a board or surface and get flour everywhere like I do.


Question: what position reduces magnetic force?

These hooks are exactly as described; remarkably strong even upside down, excellent for hanging anything from a heavy plant from a metal beam on my patio to a seasonal wreath on my front door. A useful feature to be able to use with other threaded parts for some of those endless possibilities mentioned in the description.Very pleased I was able to order exactly the right size/weight rating due to the very detailed instructions that specify that the magnetic force is reduced by sideways application which is how I had planned to use one hook.Easily recommended!

Answer: sideways

These hooks are exactly as described; remarkably strong even upside down, excellent for hanging anything from a heavy plant from a metal beam on my patio to a seasonal wreath on my front door. A useful feature to be able to use with other threaded parts for some of those endless possibilities mentioned in the description. <hl> Very pleased I was able to order exactly the right size/weight rating due to the very detailed instructions that specify that the magnetic force is reduced by sideways application which is how I had planned to use one hook. <hl> Easily recommended!

These hooks are exactly as described; remarkably strong even upside down, excellent for hanging anything from a heavy plant from a metal beam on my patio to a seasonal wreath on my front door. A useful feature to be able to use with other threaded parts for some of those endless possibilities mentioned in the description.Very pleased I was able to order exactly the right size/weight rating due to the very detailed instructions that specify that the magnetic force is reduced by <hl> sideways <hl> application which is how I had planned to use one hook.Easily recommended!


Question: what item is the writer reviewing?

Answer: hooks

<hl> These hooks are exactly as described; remarkably strong even upside down, excellent for hanging anything from a heavy plant from a metal beam on my patio to a seasonal wreath on my front door. <hl> A useful feature to be able to use with other threaded parts for some of those endless possibilities mentioned in the description. Very pleased I was able to order exactly the right size/weight rating due to the very detailed instructions that specify that the magnetic force is reduced by sideways application which is how I had planned to use one hook. Easily recommended!

These <hl> hooks <hl> are exactly as described; remarkably strong even upside down, excellent for hanging anything from a heavy plant from a metal beam on my patio to a seasonal wreath on my front door. A useful feature to be able to use with other threaded parts for some of those endless possibilities mentioned in the description.Very pleased I was able to order exactly the right size/weight rating due to the very detailed instructions that specify that the magnetic force is reduced by sideways application which is how I had planned to use one hook.Easily recommended!


Question: what does the writer suggest they hang from their door in the winter?

Answer: wreath

<hl> These hooks are exactly as described; remarkably strong even upside down, excellent for hanging anything from a heavy plant from a metal beam on my patio to a seasonal wreath on my front door. <hl> A useful feature to be able to use with other threaded parts for some of those endless possibilities mentioned in the description. Very pleased I was able to order exactly the right size/weight rating due to the very detailed instructions that specify that the magnetic force is reduced by sideways application which is how I had planned to use one hook. Easily recommended!

These hooks are exactly as described; remarkably strong even upside down, excellent for hanging anything from a heavy plant from a metal beam on my patio to a seasonal <hl> wreath <hl> on my front door. A useful feature to be able to use with other threaded parts for some of those endless possibilities mentioned in the description.Very pleased I was able to order exactly the right size/weight rating due to the very detailed instructions that specify that the magnetic force is reduced by sideways application which is how I had planned to use one hook.Easily recommended!


Question: how does the writer feel about their purchase?

Answer: Very pleased

These hooks are exactly as described; remarkably strong even upside down, excellent for hanging anything from a heavy plant from a metal beam on my patio to a seasonal wreath on my front door. A useful feature to be able to use with other threaded parts for some of those endless possibilities mentioned in the description. <hl> Very pleased I was able to order exactly the right size/weight rating due to the very detailed instructions that specify that the magnetic force is reduced by sideways application which is how I had planned to use one hook. <hl> Easily recommended!

These hooks are exactly as described; remarkably strong even upside down, excellent for hanging anything from a heavy plant from a metal beam on my patio to a seasonal wreath on my front door. A useful feature to be able to use with other threaded parts for some of those endless possibilities mentioned in the description.<hl> Very pleased <hl> I was able to order exactly the right size/weight rating due to the very detailed instructions that specify that the magnetic force is reduced by sideways application which is how I had planned to use one hook.Easily recommended!


Question: what item did the writer order on amazon?

I ordered this wine cellar to replace one that had stopped working. My old one was also a 6 bottle cellar but when I compared the dimensions listed here on Amazon,this one was bigger. It was 3 inches taller. I almost didnt order it for this reason. I searched for a few days and decided to go ahead and purchase this one. After ordering, I spent half the day moving things around to find a new place for this larger unit. I received my order yesterday . I was shocked when I took it out of the box and set it beside the old one . They were IDENTICAL in size! It appears to me that the dimensions listed on this include the SHIPPING BOX!!This wine cellar is quiet and cooling perfectly. I am very happy with my purchase. The dimensions of this wine cellar are 20 inches deep X 14.5 inches tall X 10 inches wide .

Answer: wine cellar

<hl> I ordered this wine cellar to replace one that had stopped working. <hl> My old one was also a 6 bottle cellar but when I compared the dimensions listed here on Amazon,this one was bigger. It was 3 inches taller. I almost didnt order it for this reason. I searched for a few days and decided to go ahead and purchase this one. After ordering, I spent half the day moving things around to find a new place for this larger unit. I received my order yesterday . I was shocked when I took it out of the box and set it beside the old one . They were IDENTICAL in size! It appears to me that the dimensions listed on this include the SHIPPING BOX!!This wine cellar is quiet and cooling perfectly. I am very happy with my purchase. The dimensions of this wine cellar are 20 inches deep X 14.5 inches tall X 10 inches wide .

I ordered this <hl> wine cellar <hl> to replace one that had stopped working. My old one was also a 6 bottle cellar but when I compared the dimensions listed here on Amazon,this one was bigger. It was 3 inches taller. I almost didnt order it for this reason. I searched for a few days and decided to go ahead and purchase this one. After ordering, I spent half the day moving things around to find a new place for this larger unit. I received my order yesterday . I was shocked when I took it out of the box and set it beside the old one . They were IDENTICAL in size! It appears to me that the dimensions listed on this include the SHIPPING BOX!!This wine cellar is quiet and cooling perfectly. I am very happy with my purchase. The dimensions of this wine cellar are 20 inches deep X 14.5 inches tall X 10 inches wide .


Question: how many bottles can fit in the wine cellar?

Answer: 6

I ordered this wine cellar to replace one that had stopped working. <hl> My old one was also a 6 bottle cellar but when I compared the dimensions listed here on Amazon,this one was bigger. <hl> It was 3 inches taller. I almost didnt order it for this reason. I searched for a few days and decided to go ahead and purchase this one. After ordering, I spent half the day moving things around to find a new place for this larger unit. I received my order yesterday . I was shocked when I took it out of the box and set it beside the old one . They were IDENTICAL in size! It appears to me that the dimensions listed on this include the SHIPPING BOX!!This wine cellar is quiet and cooling perfectly. I am very happy with my purchase. The dimensions of this wine cellar are 20 inches deep X 14.5 inches tall X 10 inches wide .

I ordered this wine cellar to replace one that had stopped working. My old one was also a <hl> 6 <hl> bottle cellar but when I compared the dimensions listed here on Amazon,this one was bigger. It was 3 inches taller. I almost didnt order it for this reason. I searched for a few days and decided to go ahead and purchase this one. After ordering, I spent half the day moving things around to find a new place for this larger unit. I received my order yesterday . I was shocked when I took it out of the box and set it beside the old one . They were IDENTICAL in size! It appears to me that the dimensions listed on this include the SHIPPING BOX!!This wine cellar is quiet and cooling perfectly. I am very happy with my purchase. The dimensions of this wine cellar are 20 inches deep X 14.5 inches tall X 10 inches wide .


Question: how much taller was the new wine cellar according to amazon?

Answer: 3 inches

It was 3 inches taller.

I ordered this wine cellar to replace one that had stopped working. My old one was also a 6 bottle cellar but when I compared the dimensions listed here on Amazon,this one was bigger. <hl> It was 3 inches taller. <hl> I almost didnt order it for this reason. I searched for a few days and decided to go ahead and purchase this one. After ordering, I spent half the day moving things around to find a new place for this larger unit. I received my order yesterday . I was shocked when I took it out of the box and set it beside the old one . They were IDENTICAL in size! It appears to me that the dimensions listed on this include the SHIPPING BOX!!This wine cellar is quiet and cooling perfectly. I am very happy with my purchase. The dimensions of this wine cellar are 20 inches deep X 14.5 inches tall X 10 inches wide .

I ordered this wine cellar to replace one that had stopped working. My old one was also a 6 bottle cellar but when I compared the dimensions listed here on Amazon,this one was bigger. It was <hl> 3 inches <hl> taller. I almost didnt order it for this reason. I searched for a few days and decided to go ahead and purchase this one. After ordering, I spent half the day moving things around to find a new place for this larger unit. I received my order yesterday . I was shocked when I took it out of the box and set it beside the old one . They were IDENTICAL in size! It appears to me that the dimensions listed on this include the SHIPPING BOX!!This wine cellar is quiet and cooling perfectly. I am very happy with my purchase. The dimensions of this wine cellar are 20 inches deep X 14.5 inches tall X 10 inches wide .


Question: what are the actual dimensions of the new wine cellar?

Answer: 20 inches deep X 14.5 inches tall X 10 inches wide

I ordered this wine cellar to replace one that had stopped working. My old one was also a 6 bottle cellar but when I compared the dimensions listed here on Amazon,this one was bigger. It was 3 inches taller. I almost didnt order it for this reason. I searched for a few days and decided to go ahead and purchase this one. After ordering, I spent half the day moving things around to find a new place for this larger unit. I received my order yesterday . I was shocked when I took it out of the box and set it beside the old one . They were IDENTICAL in size! It appears to me that the dimensions listed on this include the SHIPPING BOX!!This wine cellar is quiet and cooling perfectly. I am very happy with my purchase. <hl> The dimensions of this wine cellar are 20 inches deep X 14.5 inches tall X 10 inches wide . <hl>

I ordered this wine cellar to replace one that had stopped working. My old one was also a 6 bottle cellar but when I compared the dimensions listed here on Amazon,this one was bigger. It was 3 inches taller. I almost didnt order it for this reason. I searched for a few days and decided to go ahead and purchase this one. After ordering, I spent half the day moving things around to find a new place for this larger unit. I received my order yesterday . I was shocked when I took it out of the box and set it beside the old one . They were IDENTICAL in size! It appears to me that the dimensions listed on this include the SHIPPING BOX!!This wine cellar is quiet and cooling perfectly. I am very happy with my purchase. The dimensions of this wine cellar are <hl> 20 inches deep X 14.5 inches tall X 10 inches wide <hl> .


Question: what item did the writer purchase?

Wish I had bought this item earlier than I did. It makes it so easy to sterilize lids (and also activate the adhesive). Lids go in the rack, rack goes in the water, and then you can use your magnetic wand to pull the lids out of the rack and drop them onto the jars - you never touch the lid and it goes on to the jar completely clean. I had been tossing the lids into boiling water and then trying to get them out with either tongs, or the magnetic wand - that resulted in a lot of frustration and burned fingers. I am not a fan of most "single use" items and am not into having a gadget for every little task, but this lid rack solved a big frustration for me with canning, and so I feel it is worth it. Highly recommended whether you can a lot or a little!

Answer: lid rack

Wish I had bought this item earlier than I did. It makes it so easy to sterilize lids (and also activate the adhesive). Lids go in the rack, rack goes in the water, and then you can use your magnetic wand to pull the lids out of the rack and drop them onto the jars - you never touch the lid and it goes on to the jar completely clean. I had been tossing the lids into boiling water and then trying to get them out with either tongs, or the magnetic wand - that resulted in a lot of frustration and burned fingers. <hl> I am not a fan of most "single use" items and am not into having a gadget for every little task, but this lid rack solved a big frustration for me with canning, and so I feel it is worth it. <hl> Highly recommended whether you can a lot or a little!

Wish I had bought this item earlier than I did. It makes it so easy to sterilize lids (and also activate the adhesive). Lids go in the rack, rack goes in the water, and then you can use your magnetic wand to pull the lids out of the rack and drop them onto the jars - you never touch the lid and it goes on to the jar completely clean. I had been tossing the lids into boiling water and then trying to get them out with either tongs, or the magnetic wand - that resulted in a lot of frustration and burned fingers. I am not a fan of most "single use" items and am not into having a gadget for every little task, but this <hl> lid rack <hl> solved a big frustration for me with canning, and so I feel it is worth it. Highly recommended whether you can a lot or a little!