Question: Is the fan strong?

Answer: This blower truly does beat cans of air..it blows them away

Mine also gave me an AC 'tingle' electrical shock or sensation so I returned it after one use. No trouble with Amazon returns. It has a very long AC cord which was handy. Depending how dirty the inside of your PC is..you might want to consider cleaning it with this unit outside. It worked a treat BUT mine had a shock feeling on one of the screw heads when inadvertently touching it.. I am sure a 1 in a million factory oversight .. SO I still gave it 5 stars because it is so powerful and did a great cleaning job. It is also so damn noisy I'm not sure if my cat will ever come home. It also gets pretty hot after 10 minutes which honestly is a long time. I would have kept it as I intended to do BUT with the shock tingle I returned it and am waiting for a 2nd one to arrive..I'll update here accordingly. <hl> This blower truly does beat cans of air..it blows them away !! <hl> <-- get it? Oh well... :)PS- my first desktop PC (years ago) was a Micron brand.. I NEVER cleaned it..after 18 months it had a mat of dirt and cat hair on the power supply grill and inside the case like clothes dryer lint filters do...the power supply failed . Now I clean my desktop PC annually...live and learn.

Mine also gave me an AC 'tingle' electrical shock or sensation so I returned it after one use. No trouble with Amazon returns. It has a very long AC cord which was handy. Depending how dirty the inside of your PC is..you might want to consider cleaning it with this unit outside. It worked a treat BUT mine had a shock feeling on one of the screw heads when inadvertently touching it..I am sure a 1 in a million factory oversight ..SO I still gave it 5 stars because it is so powerful and did a great cleaning job. It is also so damn noisy I'm not sure if my cat will ever come home. It also gets pretty hot after 10 minutes which honestly is a long time. I would have kept it as I intended to do BUT with the shock tingle I returned it and am waiting for a 2nd one to arrive..I'll update here accordingly. <hl> This blower truly does beat cans of air..it blows them away <hl>!! <-- get it? Oh well...:)PS- my first desktop PC (years ago) was a Micron brand..I NEVER cleaned it..after 18 months it had a mat of dirt and cat hair on the power supply grill and inside the case like clothes dryer lint filters do...the power supply failed . Now I clean my desktop PC annually...live and learn.

<hl> This blower truly does beat cans of air..it blows them away <hl> !!


Question: Is the AC quiet or loud?

Mine also gave me an AC 'tingle' electrical shock or sensation so I returned it after one use. No trouble with Amazon returns. It has a very long AC cord which was handy. Depending how dirty the inside of your PC is..you might want to consider cleaning it with this unit outside. It worked a treat BUT mine had a shock feeling on one of the screw heads when inadvertently touching it..I am sure a 1 in a million factory oversight ..SO I still gave it 5 stars because it is so powerful and did a great cleaning job. It is also so damn noisy I'm not sure if my cat will ever come home. It also gets pretty hot after 10 minutes which honestly is a long time. I would have kept it as I intended to do BUT with the shock tingle I returned it and am waiting for a 2nd one to arrive..I'll update here accordingly. This blower truly does beat cans of air..it blows them away!! <-- get it? Oh well...:)PS- my first desktop PC (years ago) was a Micron brand..I NEVER cleaned it..after 18 months it had a mat of dirt and cat hair on the power supply grill and inside the case like clothes dryer lint filters do...the power supply failed . Now I clean my desktop PC annually...live and learn.

Answer: noisy

Mine also gave me an AC 'tingle' electrical shock or sensation so I returned it after one use. No trouble with Amazon returns. It has a very long AC cord which was handy. Depending how dirty the inside of your PC is..you might want to consider cleaning it with this unit outside. It worked a treat BUT mine had a shock feeling on one of the screw heads when inadvertently touching it.. I am sure a 1 in a million factory oversight .. SO I still gave it 5 stars because it is so powerful and did a great cleaning job. <hl> It is also so damn noisy I'm not sure if my cat will ever come home. <hl> It also gets pretty hot after 10 minutes which honestly is a long time. I would have kept it as I intended to do BUT with the shock tingle I returned it and am waiting for a 2nd one to arrive..I'll update here accordingly. This blower truly does beat cans of air..it blows them away!! <-- get it? Oh well... :)PS- my first desktop PC (years ago) was a Micron brand.. I NEVER cleaned it..after 18 months it had a mat of dirt and cat hair on the power supply grill and inside the case like clothes dryer lint filters do...the power supply failed . Now I clean my desktop PC annually...live and learn.

Mine also gave me an AC 'tingle' electrical shock or sensation so I returned it after one use. No trouble with Amazon returns. It has a very long AC cord which was handy. Depending how dirty the inside of your PC is..you might want to consider cleaning it with this unit outside. It worked a treat BUT mine had a shock feeling on one of the screw heads when inadvertently touching it..I am sure a 1 in a million factory oversight ..SO I still gave it 5 stars because it is so powerful and did a great cleaning job. It is also so damn <hl> noisy <hl> I'm not sure if my cat will ever come home. It also gets pretty hot after 10 minutes which honestly is a long time. I would have kept it as I intended to do BUT with the shock tingle I returned it and am waiting for a 2nd one to arrive..I'll update here accordingly. This blower truly does beat cans of air..it blows them away!! <-- get it? Oh well...:)PS- my first desktop PC (years ago) was a Micron brand..I NEVER cleaned it..after 18 months it had a mat of dirt and cat hair on the power supply grill and inside the case like clothes dryer lint filters do...the power supply failed . Now I clean my desktop PC annually...live and learn.


Question: How big is the scale?

This is a very slim scale with a long battery life that works pretty well! It's light, and it works great on our tile and thin rug surfaces.The only strange thing is that it can never seem to settle on a weight. I understand that as you move your weight fluctuates by a few 10ths of a pound. But it doesn't seem to ever decide "ok, this is your weight" and stop. It just keeps doing it until the delay hits and turns itself off to save battery.

Answer: very slim

<hl> This is a very slim scale with a long battery life that works pretty well! <hl> It's light, and it works great on our tile and thin rug surfaces. The only strange thing is that it can never seem to settle on a weight. I understand that as you move your weight fluctuates by a few 10ths of a pound. But it doesn't seem to ever decide "ok, this is your weight" and stop. It just keeps doing it until the delay hits and turns itself off to save battery.

This is a <hl> very slim <hl> scale with a long battery life that works pretty well! It's light, and it works great on our tile and thin rug surfaces.The only strange thing is that it can never seem to settle on a weight. I understand that as you move your weight fluctuates by a few 10ths of a pound. But it doesn't seem to ever decide "ok, this is your weight" and stop. It just keeps doing it until the delay hits and turns itself off to save battery.


Question: Whats the battery life like?

Answer: long battery life

<hl> This is a very slim scale with a long battery life that works pretty well! <hl> It's light, and it works great on our tile and thin rug surfaces. The only strange thing is that it can never seem to settle on a weight. I understand that as you move your weight fluctuates by a few 10ths of a pound. But it doesn't seem to ever decide "ok, this is your weight" and stop. It just keeps doing it until the delay hits and turns itself off to save battery.

This is a very slim scale with a <hl> long battery life <hl> that works pretty well! It's light, and it works great on our tile and thin rug surfaces.The only strange thing is that it can never seem to settle on a weight. I understand that as you move your weight fluctuates by a few 10ths of a pound. But it doesn't seem to ever decide "ok, this is your weight" and stop. It just keeps doing it until the delay hits and turns itself off to save battery.


Question: Does it accurately weigh you?

Answer: it can never seem to settle on a weight.

This is a very slim scale with a long battery life that works pretty well! It's light, and it works great on our tile and thin rug surfaces. <hl> The only strange thing is that it can never seem to settle on a weight. I understand that as you move your weight fluctuates by a few 10ths of a pound. <hl> But it doesn't seem to ever decide "ok, this is your weight" and stop. It just keeps doing it until the delay hits and turns itself off to save battery.

This is a very slim scale with a long battery life that works pretty well! It's light, and it works great on our tile and thin rug surfaces.The only strange thing is that <hl> it can never seem to settle on a weight. <hl> I understand that as you move your weight fluctuates by a few 10ths of a pound. But it doesn't seem to ever decide "ok, this is your weight" and stop. It just keeps doing it until the delay hits and turns itself off to save battery.


Question: Is the scale heavy?

Answer: It's light

<hl> This is a very slim scale with a long battery life that works pretty well! It's light , and it works great on our tile and thin rug surfaces. <hl> The only strange thing is that it can never seem to settle on a weight. I understand that as you move your weight fluctuates by a few 10ths of a pound. But it doesn't seem to ever decide "ok, this is your weight" and stop. It just keeps doing it until the delay hits and turns itself off to save battery.

This is a very slim scale with a long battery life that works pretty well! <hl> It's light <hl>, and it works great on our tile and thin rug surfaces.The only strange thing is that it can never seem to settle on a weight. I understand that as you move your weight fluctuates by a few 10ths of a pound. But it doesn't seem to ever decide "ok, this is your weight" and stop. It just keeps doing it until the delay hits and turns itself off to save battery.

This is a very slim scale with a long battery life that works pretty well! <hl> It's light <hl> , and it works great on our tile and thin rug surfaces.


Question: What kind of breakfast have you made?

Visitors to my kitchen spot this pan and often ask what I use it to do. My answer: "Name it". Sautee some chopped onions before adding in fresh fish or poultry? Check. Scamble up an omelet with saugage on the side? Not a problem. Mix up a batch of cornbread dough, pour it into this pan then pop in the oven? Don't waste my time!It's just a terrific can-do pan that does everything I've dreamed up for it to do, cleans easily, and is ready for more. I've even started a few meat dishes in the pan before finishing them in the oven, that is browning on the stove top and slow roasting or baking in the oven to finish up. If you don't have one of these pans in your kitchen, you need to add it to your collection because you'll wonder, as I have, how you got along without it to this point.

Answer: Scamble up an omelet with saugage on the side

Visitors to my kitchen spot this pan and often ask what I use it to do. My answer: "Name it". Sautee some chopped onions before adding in fresh fish or poultry? Check. <hl> Scamble up an omelet with saugage on the side ? <hl> Not a problem. Mix up a batch of cornbread dough, pour it into this pan then pop in the oven? Don't waste my time!It's just a terrific can-do pan that does everything I've dreamed up for it to do, cleans easily, and is ready for more. I've even started a few meat dishes in the pan before finishing them in the oven, that is browning on the stove top and slow roasting or baking in the oven to finish up. If you don't have one of these pans in your kitchen, you need to add it to your collection because you'll wonder, as I have, how you got along without it to this point.

Visitors to my kitchen spot this pan and often ask what I use it to do. My answer: "Name it". Sautee some chopped onions before adding in fresh fish or poultry? Check. <hl> Scamble up an omelet with saugage on the side <hl>? Not a problem. Mix up a batch of cornbread dough, pour it into this pan then pop in the oven? Don't waste my time!It's just a terrific can-do pan that does everything I've dreamed up for it to do, cleans easily, and is ready for more. I've even started a few meat dishes in the pan before finishing them in the oven, that is browning on the stove top and slow roasting or baking in the oven to finish up. If you don't have one of these pans in your kitchen, you need to add it to your collection because you'll wonder, as I have, how you got along without it to this point.

<hl> Scamble up an omelet with saugage on the side <hl> ?


Question: Who asks about your pan?

Answer: Visitors

<hl> Visitors to my kitchen spot this pan and often ask what I use it to do. <hl> My answer: "Name it". Sautee some chopped onions before adding in fresh fish or poultry? Check. Scamble up an omelet with saugage on the side? Not a problem. Mix up a batch of cornbread dough, pour it into this pan then pop in the oven? Don't waste my time!It's just a terrific can-do pan that does everything I've dreamed up for it to do, cleans easily, and is ready for more. I've even started a few meat dishes in the pan before finishing them in the oven, that is browning on the stove top and slow roasting or baking in the oven to finish up. If you don't have one of these pans in your kitchen, you need to add it to your collection because you'll wonder, as I have, how you got along without it to this point.

<hl> Visitors <hl> to my kitchen spot this pan and often ask what I use it to do. My answer: "Name it". Sautee some chopped onions before adding in fresh fish or poultry? Check. Scamble up an omelet with saugage on the side? Not a problem. Mix up a batch of cornbread dough, pour it into this pan then pop in the oven? Don't waste my time!It's just a terrific can-do pan that does everything I've dreamed up for it to do, cleans easily, and is ready for more. I've even started a few meat dishes in the pan before finishing them in the oven, that is browning on the stove top and slow roasting or baking in the oven to finish up. If you don't have one of these pans in your kitchen, you need to add it to your collection because you'll wonder, as I have, how you got along without it to this point.


Question: Why should I buy this pan?

Answer: you'll wonder, as I have, how you got along without it to this point.

Visitors to my kitchen spot this pan and often ask what I use it to do. My answer: "Name it". Sautee some chopped onions before adding in fresh fish or poultry? Check. Scamble up an omelet with saugage on the side? Not a problem. Mix up a batch of cornbread dough, pour it into this pan then pop in the oven? Don't waste my time!It's just a terrific can-do pan that does everything I've dreamed up for it to do, cleans easily, and is ready for more. I've even started a few meat dishes in the pan before finishing them in the oven, that is browning on the stove top and slow roasting or baking in the oven to finish up. <hl> If you don't have one of these pans in your kitchen, you need to add it to your collection because you'll wonder, as I have, how you got along without it to this point. <hl>

Visitors to my kitchen spot this pan and often ask what I use it to do. My answer: "Name it". Sautee some chopped onions before adding in fresh fish or poultry? Check. Scamble up an omelet with saugage on the side? Not a problem. Mix up a batch of cornbread dough, pour it into this pan then pop in the oven? Don't waste my time!It's just a terrific can-do pan that does everything I've dreamed up for it to do, cleans easily, and is ready for more. I've even started a few meat dishes in the pan before finishing them in the oven, that is browning on the stove top and slow roasting or baking in the oven to finish up. If you don't have one of these pans in your kitchen, you need to add it to your collection because <hl> you'll wonder, as I have, how you got along without it to this point. <hl>


Question: What have you baked in the pan?

Answer: cornbread

Visitors to my kitchen spot this pan and often ask what I use it to do. My answer: "Name it". Sautee some chopped onions before adding in fresh fish or poultry? Check. Scamble up an omelet with saugage on the side? Not a problem. <hl> Mix up a batch of cornbread dough, pour it into this pan then pop in the oven? <hl> Don't waste my time!It's just a terrific can-do pan that does everything I've dreamed up for it to do, cleans easily, and is ready for more. I've even started a few meat dishes in the pan before finishing them in the oven, that is browning on the stove top and slow roasting or baking in the oven to finish up. If you don't have one of these pans in your kitchen, you need to add it to your collection because you'll wonder, as I have, how you got along without it to this point.

Visitors to my kitchen spot this pan and often ask what I use it to do. My answer: "Name it". Sautee some chopped onions before adding in fresh fish or poultry? Check. Scamble up an omelet with saugage on the side? Not a problem. Mix up a batch of <hl> cornbread <hl> dough, pour it into this pan then pop in the oven? Don't waste my time!It's just a terrific can-do pan that does everything I've dreamed up for it to do, cleans easily, and is ready for more. I've even started a few meat dishes in the pan before finishing them in the oven, that is browning on the stove top and slow roasting or baking in the oven to finish up. If you don't have one of these pans in your kitchen, you need to add it to your collection because you'll wonder, as I have, how you got along without it to this point.


Question: What did the author not save?

I am hoping to send this back, except that I did not save the box! Hopefully, Amazon will accept the return. I was sure I would love it...and I do love the way it looks on my stainless steel stove, but that is about it. When you go to pour boiled water out, the lid will fall off easily and the water splatters all over the place out the spout! I almost got burnt. The spout is very wide and water just bursts out of it. I much prefer the All Clad pot that I replaced this with. Will be returning this one.

Answer: the box

<hl> I am hoping to send this back, except that I did not save the box ! <hl> Hopefully, Amazon will accept the return. I was sure I would love it...and I do love the way it looks on my stainless steel stove, but that is about it. When you go to pour boiled water out, the lid will fall off easily and the water splatters all over the place out the spout! I almost got burnt. The spout is very wide and water just bursts out of it. I much prefer the All Clad pot that I replaced this with. Will be returning this one.

I am hoping to send this back, except that I did not save <hl> the box <hl>! Hopefully, Amazon will accept the return. I was sure I would love it...and I do love the way it looks on my stainless steel stove, but that is about it. When you go to pour boiled water out, the lid will fall off easily and the water splatters all over the place out the spout! I almost got burnt. The spout is very wide and water just bursts out of it. I much prefer the All Clad pot that I replaced this with. Will be returning this one.

I am hoping to send this back, except that I did not save <hl> the box <hl> !


Question: What does the pan look good on?

Answer: stainless steel stove

I am hoping to send this back, except that I did not save the box! Hopefully, Amazon will accept the return. <hl> I was sure I would love it...and I do love the way it looks on my stainless steel stove , but that is about it. <hl> When you go to pour boiled water out, the lid will fall off easily and the water splatters all over the place out the spout! I almost got burnt. The spout is very wide and water just bursts out of it. I much prefer the All Clad pot that I replaced this with. Will be returning this one.

I am hoping to send this back, except that I did not save the box! Hopefully, Amazon will accept the return. I was sure I would love it...and I do love the way it looks on my <hl> stainless steel stove <hl>, but that is about it. When you go to pour boiled water out, the lid will fall off easily and the water splatters all over the place out the spout! I almost got burnt. The spout is very wide and water just bursts out of it. I much prefer the All Clad pot that I replaced this with. Will be returning this one.

I was sure I would love it...and I do love the way it looks on my <hl> stainless steel stove <hl> , but that is about it.


Question: Who will hopefully accept the return?

Answer: Amazon

I am hoping to send this back, except that I did not save the box! <hl> Hopefully, Amazon will accept the return. <hl> I was sure I would love it...and I do love the way it looks on my stainless steel stove, but that is about it. When you go to pour boiled water out, the lid will fall off easily and the water splatters all over the place out the spout! I almost got burnt. The spout is very wide and water just bursts out of it. I much prefer the All Clad pot that I replaced this with. Will be returning this one.

I am hoping to send this back, except that I did not save the box! Hopefully, <hl> Amazon <hl> will accept the return. I was sure I would love it...and I do love the way it looks on my stainless steel stove, but that is about it. When you go to pour boiled water out, the lid will fall off easily and the water splatters all over the place out the spout! I almost got burnt. The spout is very wide and water just bursts out of it. I much prefer the All Clad pot that I replaced this with. Will be returning this one.


Question: What falls off easily?

Answer: lid

I am hoping to send this back, except that I did not save the box! Hopefully, Amazon will accept the return. I was sure I would love it...and I do love the way it looks on my stainless steel stove, but that is about it. <hl> When you go to pour boiled water out, the lid will fall off easily and the water splatters all over the place out the spout! <hl> I almost got burnt. The spout is very wide and water just bursts out of it. I much prefer the All Clad pot that I replaced this with. Will be returning this one.

I am hoping to send this back, except that I did not save the box! Hopefully, Amazon will accept the return. I was sure I would love it...and I do love the way it looks on my stainless steel stove, but that is about it. When you go to pour boiled water out, the <hl> lid <hl> will fall off easily and the water splatters all over the place out the spout! I almost got burnt. The spout is very wide and water just bursts out of it. I much prefer the All Clad pot that I replaced this with. Will be returning this one.


Question: What splatters out of the spout?

Answer: water

I am hoping to send this back, except that I did not save the box! Hopefully, Amazon will accept the return. I was sure I would love it...and I do love the way it looks on my stainless steel stove, but that is about it. <hl> When you go to pour boiled water out, the lid will fall off easily and the water splatters all over the place out the spout! <hl> I almost got burnt. The spout is very wide and water just bursts out of it. I much prefer the All Clad pot that I replaced this with. Will be returning this one.

I am hoping to send this back, except that I did not save the box! Hopefully, Amazon will accept the return. I was sure I would love it...and I do love the way it looks on my stainless steel stove, but that is about it. When you go to pour boiled <hl> water <hl> out, the lid will fall off easily and the water splatters all over the place out the spout! I almost got burnt. The spout is very wide and water just bursts out of it. I much prefer the All Clad pot that I replaced this with. Will be returning this one.


Question: How many pieces come with the large BPA Free Airtight Container set?

I bought two different sets: theLock&Lock; BPA Free Airtight Container 36-Piece Set/18-Containers, Capacity 40.2 Cupsand thenLock&Lock; BPA Free Airtight Container 32-Piece Set/16-Containers, Capacity 96.2 Cups. These are fantastic. I have eaten leftover spagetti and other things that would utterly stain other containers, but these clean up like new. I tend to prepare lunches for work and use these on a daily basis. For leftovers these work great and things stay fresh longer with the airtight seal that you get. The rubber-like contact piece that gives the airtight seal is removable and cleanable. Putting the lids on and taking them off is pretty effortless. The pictures can be a little deceiving when it comes to the size of the containers, so be sure to look at the real physical dimensions. They also make Glass versions that are simliar in nature, but don't come in a big bundled package. I am so pleased with this purchase.Pros:*easily cleanable and maintainable*easy open and close lids*airtight seal*BPA Free*Microwave, freezer, and top rack dishwasher safeCons:*plastic feels thinner than others on the market*hinges feel like they could break easily, but haven't yet.

Answer: 36

<hl> I bought two different sets: theLock&Lock; BPA Free Airtight Container 36 -Piece Set/18-Containers, Capacity 40.2 Cupsand thenLock&Lock; BPA Free Airtight Container 32-Piece Set/16-Containers, Capacity 96.2 Cups. <hl> These are fantastic. I have eaten leftover spagetti and other things that would utterly stain other containers, but these clean up like new. I tend to prepare lunches for work and use these on a daily basis. For leftovers these work great and things stay fresh longer with the airtight seal that you get. The rubber-like contact piece that gives the airtight seal is removable and cleanable. Putting the lids on and taking them off is pretty effortless. The pictures can be a little deceiving when it comes to the size of the containers, so be sure to look at the real physical dimensions. They also make Glass versions that are simliar in nature, but don't come in a big bundled package. I am so pleased with this purchase. Pros:*easily cleanable and maintainable*easy open and close lids*airtight seal*BPA Free*Microwave, freezer, and top rack dishwasher safeCons:*plastic feels thinner than others on the market*hinges feel like they could break easily, but haven't yet.

I bought two different sets: theLock&Lock; BPA Free Airtight Container <hl> 36 <hl>-Piece Set/18-Containers, Capacity 40.2 Cupsand thenLock&Lock; BPA Free Airtight Container 32-Piece Set/16-Containers, Capacity 96.2 Cups. These are fantastic. I have eaten leftover spagetti and other things that would utterly stain other containers, but these clean up like new. I tend to prepare lunches for work and use these on a daily basis. For leftovers these work great and things stay fresh longer with the airtight seal that you get. The rubber-like contact piece that gives the airtight seal is removable and cleanable. Putting the lids on and taking them off is pretty effortless. The pictures can be a little deceiving when it comes to the size of the containers, so be sure to look at the real physical dimensions. They also make Glass versions that are simliar in nature, but don't come in a big bundled package. I am so pleased with this purchase.Pros:*easily cleanable and maintainable*easy open and close lids*airtight seal*BPA Free*Microwave, freezer, and top rack dishwasher safeCons:*plastic feels thinner than others on the market*hinges feel like they could break easily, but haven't yet.

I bought two different sets: theLock&Lock; BPA Free Airtight Container <hl> 36 <hl> -Piece Set/18-Containers, Capacity 40.2 Cupsand thenLock&Lock; BPA Free Airtight Container 32-Piece Set/16-Containers, Capacity 96.2 Cups.


Question: What does not stain these containers?

Answer: spagetti

I bought two different sets: theLock&Lock; BPA Free Airtight Container 36-Piece Set/18-Containers, Capacity 40.2 Cupsand thenLock&Lock; BPA Free Airtight Container 32-Piece Set/16-Containers, Capacity 96.2 Cups. These are fantastic. <hl> I have eaten leftover spagetti and other things that would utterly stain other containers, but these clean up like new. <hl> I tend to prepare lunches for work and use these on a daily basis. For leftovers these work great and things stay fresh longer with the airtight seal that you get. The rubber-like contact piece that gives the airtight seal is removable and cleanable. Putting the lids on and taking them off is pretty effortless. The pictures can be a little deceiving when it comes to the size of the containers, so be sure to look at the real physical dimensions. They also make Glass versions that are simliar in nature, but don't come in a big bundled package. I am so pleased with this purchase. Pros:*easily cleanable and maintainable*easy open and close lids*airtight seal*BPA Free*Microwave, freezer, and top rack dishwasher safeCons:*plastic feels thinner than others on the market*hinges feel like they could break easily, but haven't yet.

I bought two different sets: theLock&Lock; BPA Free Airtight Container 36-Piece Set/18-Containers, Capacity 40.2 Cupsand thenLock&Lock; BPA Free Airtight Container 32-Piece Set/16-Containers, Capacity 96.2 Cups. These are fantastic. I have eaten leftover <hl> spagetti <hl> and other things that would utterly stain other containers, but these clean up like new. I tend to prepare lunches for work and use these on a daily basis. For leftovers these work great and things stay fresh longer with the airtight seal that you get. The rubber-like contact piece that gives the airtight seal is removable and cleanable. Putting the lids on and taking them off is pretty effortless. The pictures can be a little deceiving when it comes to the size of the containers, so be sure to look at the real physical dimensions. They also make Glass versions that are simliar in nature, but don't come in a big bundled package. I am so pleased with this purchase.Pros:*easily cleanable and maintainable*easy open and close lids*airtight seal*BPA Free*Microwave, freezer, and top rack dishwasher safeCons:*plastic feels thinner than others on the market*hinges feel like they could break easily, but haven't yet.


Question: What kind of seal comes with the containers?

Answer: rubber-like contact piece

I bought two different sets: theLock&Lock; BPA Free Airtight Container 36-Piece Set/18-Containers, Capacity 40.2 Cupsand thenLock&Lock; BPA Free Airtight Container 32-Piece Set/16-Containers, Capacity 96.2 Cups. These are fantastic. I have eaten leftover spagetti and other things that would utterly stain other containers, but these clean up like new. I tend to prepare lunches for work and use these on a daily basis. For leftovers these work great and things stay fresh longer with the airtight seal that you get. <hl> The rubber-like contact piece that gives the airtight seal is removable and cleanable. <hl> Putting the lids on and taking them off is pretty effortless. The pictures can be a little deceiving when it comes to the size of the containers, so be sure to look at the real physical dimensions. They also make Glass versions that are simliar in nature, but don't come in a big bundled package. I am so pleased with this purchase. Pros:*easily cleanable and maintainable*easy open and close lids*airtight seal*BPA Free*Microwave, freezer, and top rack dishwasher safeCons:*plastic feels thinner than others on the market*hinges feel like they could break easily, but haven't yet.

I bought two different sets: theLock&Lock; BPA Free Airtight Container 36-Piece Set/18-Containers, Capacity 40.2 Cupsand thenLock&Lock; BPA Free Airtight Container 32-Piece Set/16-Containers, Capacity 96.2 Cups. These are fantastic. I have eaten leftover spagetti and other things that would utterly stain other containers, but these clean up like new. I tend to prepare lunches for work and use these on a daily basis. For leftovers these work great and things stay fresh longer with the airtight seal that you get. The <hl> rubber-like contact piece <hl> that gives the airtight seal is removable and cleanable. Putting the lids on and taking them off is pretty effortless. The pictures can be a little deceiving when it comes to the size of the containers, so be sure to look at the real physical dimensions. They also make Glass versions that are simliar in nature, but don't come in a big bundled package. I am so pleased with this purchase.Pros:*easily cleanable and maintainable*easy open and close lids*airtight seal*BPA Free*Microwave, freezer, and top rack dishwasher safeCons:*plastic feels thinner than others on the market*hinges feel like they could break easily, but haven't yet.


Question: What makes the airtight seal?

Answer: rubber-like contact piece

I bought two different sets: theLock&Lock; BPA Free Airtight Container 36-Piece Set/18-Containers, Capacity 40.2 Cupsand thenLock&Lock; BPA Free Airtight Container 32-Piece Set/16-Containers, Capacity 96.2 Cups. These are fantastic. I have eaten leftover spagetti and other things that would utterly stain other containers, but these clean up like new. I tend to prepare lunches for work and use these on a daily basis. For leftovers these work great and things stay fresh longer with the airtight seal that you get. <hl> The rubber-like contact piece that gives the airtight seal is removable and cleanable. <hl> Putting the lids on and taking them off is pretty effortless. The pictures can be a little deceiving when it comes to the size of the containers, so be sure to look at the real physical dimensions. They also make Glass versions that are simliar in nature, but don't come in a big bundled package. I am so pleased with this purchase. Pros:*easily cleanable and maintainable*easy open and close lids*airtight seal*BPA Free*Microwave, freezer, and top rack dishwasher safeCons:*plastic feels thinner than others on the market*hinges feel like they could break easily, but haven't yet.

I bought two different sets: theLock&Lock; BPA Free Airtight Container 36-Piece Set/18-Containers, Capacity 40.2 Cupsand thenLock&Lock; BPA Free Airtight Container 32-Piece Set/16-Containers, Capacity 96.2 Cups. These are fantastic. I have eaten leftover spagetti and other things that would utterly stain other containers, but these clean up like new. I tend to prepare lunches for work and use these on a daily basis. For leftovers these work great and things stay fresh longer with the airtight seal that you get. The <hl> rubber-like contact piece <hl> that gives the airtight seal is removable and cleanable. Putting the lids on and taking them off is pretty effortless. The pictures can be a little deceiving when it comes to the size of the containers, so be sure to look at the real physical dimensions. They also make Glass versions that are simliar in nature, but don't come in a big bundled package. I am so pleased with this purchase.Pros:*easily cleanable and maintainable*easy open and close lids*airtight seal*BPA Free*Microwave, freezer, and top rack dishwasher safeCons:*plastic feels thinner than others on the market*hinges feel like they could break easily, but haven't yet.


Question: What feels thinner than others on the market?

Answer: plastic

I bought two different sets: theLock&Lock; BPA Free Airtight Container 36-Piece Set/18-Containers, Capacity 40.2 Cupsand thenLock&Lock; BPA Free Airtight Container 32-Piece Set/16-Containers, Capacity 96.2 Cups. These are fantastic. I have eaten leftover spagetti and other things that would utterly stain other containers, but these clean up like new. I tend to prepare lunches for work and use these on a daily basis. For leftovers these work great and things stay fresh longer with the airtight seal that you get. The rubber-like contact piece that gives the airtight seal is removable and cleanable. Putting the lids on and taking them off is pretty effortless. The pictures can be a little deceiving when it comes to the size of the containers, so be sure to look at the real physical dimensions. They also make Glass versions that are simliar in nature, but don't come in a big bundled package. I am so pleased with this purchase. <hl> Pros:*easily cleanable and maintainable*easy open and close lids*airtight seal*BPA Free*Microwave, freezer, and top rack dishwasher safeCons:* plastic feels thinner than others on the market*hinges feel like they could break easily, but haven't yet. <hl>

I bought two different sets: theLock&Lock; BPA Free Airtight Container 36-Piece Set/18-Containers, Capacity 40.2 Cupsand thenLock&Lock; BPA Free Airtight Container 32-Piece Set/16-Containers, Capacity 96.2 Cups. These are fantastic. I have eaten leftover spagetti and other things that would utterly stain other containers, but these clean up like new. I tend to prepare lunches for work and use these on a daily basis. For leftovers these work great and things stay fresh longer with the airtight seal that you get. The rubber-like contact piece that gives the airtight seal is removable and cleanable. Putting the lids on and taking them off is pretty effortless. The pictures can be a little deceiving when it comes to the size of the containers, so be sure to look at the real physical dimensions. They also make Glass versions that are simliar in nature, but don't come in a big bundled package. I am so pleased with this purchase.Pros:*easily cleanable and maintainable*easy open and close lids*airtight seal*BPA Free*Microwave, freezer, and top rack dishwasher safeCons:*<hl> plastic <hl> feels thinner than others on the market*hinges feel like they could break easily, but haven't yet.

Pros:*easily cleanable and maintainable*easy open and close lids*airtight seal*BPA Free*Microwave, freezer, and top rack dishwasher safeCons:* <hl> plastic <hl> feels thinner than others on the market*hinges feel like they could break easily, but haven't yet.


Question: Which mixer did the author have first?

This is my third hand mixer in about three months. My old Hamilton-Beach (#1) finally bit the dust, so I decided to purchase this one. Unfortunately I mentioned my intention to my husband, who recommended that I look for something less expensive instead. I did some price-shopping and ended up spending $15.00 on another brand (#2). I got what I paid for. I hope whoever bought it at the local Salvation Army store likes it better than I did. Mixer #3, this Waring, is wonderful. I chose it because several reviewers mentioned that its lowest speed is SLOW, and I agree. My H-B came with a spatter-shield that attached to its housing; this mixer neither has nor needs one. The beaters eject easily, and I love the digital timer. Many recipes direct that a mixture be beaten for a specific length of time, and since I can't see a clock from the counter where I do my mixing, the timer is a definite convenience. I do have a Kitchen-Aid stand mixer for heavier items, but this little guy whips up great cakes, frostings, and fillings.

Answer: Hamilton-Beach

This is my third hand mixer in about three months. <hl> My old Hamilton-Beach (#1) finally bit the dust, so I decided to purchase this one. <hl> Unfortunately I mentioned my intention to my husband, who recommended that I look for something less expensive instead. I did some price-shopping and ended up spending $15.00 on another brand (#2). I got what I paid for. I hope whoever bought it at the local Salvation Army store likes it better than I did. Mixer #3, this Waring, is wonderful. I chose it because several reviewers mentioned that its lowest speed is SLOW, and I agree. My H-B came with a spatter-shield that attached to its housing; this mixer neither has nor needs one. The beaters eject easily, and I love the digital timer. Many recipes direct that a mixture be beaten for a specific length of time, and since I can't see a clock from the counter where I do my mixing, the timer is a definite convenience. I do have a Kitchen-Aid stand mixer for heavier items, but this little guy whips up great cakes, frostings, and fillings.

This is my third hand mixer in about three months. My old <hl> Hamilton-Beach <hl> (#1) finally bit the dust, so I decided to purchase this one. Unfortunately I mentioned my intention to my husband, who recommended that I look for something less expensive instead. I did some price-shopping and ended up spending $15.00 on another brand (#2). I got what I paid for. I hope whoever bought it at the local Salvation Army store likes it better than I did. Mixer #3, this Waring, is wonderful. I chose it because several reviewers mentioned that its lowest speed is SLOW, and I agree. My H-B came with a spatter-shield that attached to its housing; this mixer neither has nor needs one. The beaters eject easily, and I love the digital timer. Many recipes direct that a mixture be beaten for a specific length of time, and since I can't see a clock from the counter where I do my mixing, the timer is a definite convenience. I do have a Kitchen-Aid stand mixer for heavier items, but this little guy whips up great cakes, frostings, and fillings.


Question: Where did the shopper donate her second mixer?

Answer: local Salvation Army store

This is my third hand mixer in about three months. My old Hamilton-Beach (#1) finally bit the dust, so I decided to purchase this one. Unfortunately I mentioned my intention to my husband, who recommended that I look for something less expensive instead. I did some price-shopping and ended up spending $15.00 on another brand (#2). I got what I paid for. <hl> I hope whoever bought it at the local Salvation Army store likes it better than I did. <hl> Mixer #3, this Waring, is wonderful. I chose it because several reviewers mentioned that its lowest speed is SLOW, and I agree. My H-B came with a spatter-shield that attached to its housing; this mixer neither has nor needs one. The beaters eject easily, and I love the digital timer. Many recipes direct that a mixture be beaten for a specific length of time, and since I can't see a clock from the counter where I do my mixing, the timer is a definite convenience. I do have a Kitchen-Aid stand mixer for heavier items, but this little guy whips up great cakes, frostings, and fillings.

This is my third hand mixer in about three months. My old Hamilton-Beach (#1) finally bit the dust, so I decided to purchase this one. Unfortunately I mentioned my intention to my husband, who recommended that I look for something less expensive instead. I did some price-shopping and ended up spending $15.00 on another brand (#2). I got what I paid for. I hope whoever bought it at the <hl> local Salvation Army store <hl> likes it better than I did. Mixer #3, this Waring, is wonderful. I chose it because several reviewers mentioned that its lowest speed is SLOW, and I agree. My H-B came with a spatter-shield that attached to its housing; this mixer neither has nor needs one. The beaters eject easily, and I love the digital timer. Many recipes direct that a mixture be beaten for a specific length of time, and since I can't see a clock from the counter where I do my mixing, the timer is a definite convenience. I do have a Kitchen-Aid stand mixer for heavier items, but this little guy whips up great cakes, frostings, and fillings.


Question: What did the shopper spend on her second mixer?

Answer: $15.00

This is my third hand mixer in about three months. My old Hamilton-Beach (#1) finally bit the dust, so I decided to purchase this one. Unfortunately I mentioned my intention to my husband, who recommended that I look for something less expensive instead. <hl> I did some price-shopping and ended up spending $15.00 on another brand (#2). <hl> I got what I paid for. I hope whoever bought it at the local Salvation Army store likes it better than I did. Mixer #3, this Waring, is wonderful. I chose it because several reviewers mentioned that its lowest speed is SLOW, and I agree. My H-B came with a spatter-shield that attached to its housing; this mixer neither has nor needs one. The beaters eject easily, and I love the digital timer. Many recipes direct that a mixture be beaten for a specific length of time, and since I can't see a clock from the counter where I do my mixing, the timer is a definite convenience. I do have a Kitchen-Aid stand mixer for heavier items, but this little guy whips up great cakes, frostings, and fillings.

This is my third hand mixer in about three months. My old Hamilton-Beach (#1) finally bit the dust, so I decided to purchase this one. Unfortunately I mentioned my intention to my husband, who recommended that I look for something less expensive instead. I did some price-shopping and ended up spending <hl> $15.00 <hl> on another brand (#2). I got what I paid for. I hope whoever bought it at the local Salvation Army store likes it better than I did. Mixer #3, this Waring, is wonderful. I chose it because several reviewers mentioned that its lowest speed is SLOW, and I agree. My H-B came with a spatter-shield that attached to its housing; this mixer neither has nor needs one. The beaters eject easily, and I love the digital timer. Many recipes direct that a mixture be beaten for a specific length of time, and since I can't see a clock from the counter where I do my mixing, the timer is a definite convenience. I do have a Kitchen-Aid stand mixer for heavier items, but this little guy whips up great cakes, frostings, and fillings.


Question: What can't the author see from the counter?

Answer: clock

This is my third hand mixer in about three months. My old Hamilton-Beach (#1) finally bit the dust, so I decided to purchase this one. Unfortunately I mentioned my intention to my husband, who recommended that I look for something less expensive instead. I did some price-shopping and ended up spending $15.00 on another brand (#2). I got what I paid for. I hope whoever bought it at the local Salvation Army store likes it better than I did. Mixer #3, this Waring, is wonderful. I chose it because several reviewers mentioned that its lowest speed is SLOW, and I agree. My H-B came with a spatter-shield that attached to its housing; this mixer neither has nor needs one. The beaters eject easily, and I love the digital timer. Many recipes direct that a mixture be beaten for a specific length of time, and since I can't see <hl> a clock from the counter where I do my mixing, the timer is a definite convenience. <hl> I do have a Kitchen-Aid stand mixer for heavier items, but this little guy whips up great cakes, frostings, and fillings.

This is my third hand mixer in about three months. My old Hamilton-Beach (#1) finally bit the dust, so I decided to purchase this one. Unfortunately I mentioned my intention to my husband, who recommended that I look for something less expensive instead. I did some price-shopping and ended up spending $15.00 on another brand (#2). I got what I paid for. I hope whoever bought it at the local Salvation Army store likes it better than I did. Mixer #3, this Waring, is wonderful. I chose it because several reviewers mentioned that its lowest speed is SLOW, and I agree. My H-B came with a spatter-shield that attached to its housing; this mixer neither has nor needs one. The beaters eject easily, and I love the digital timer. Many recipes direct that a mixture be beaten for a specific length of time, and since I can't see a <hl> clock <hl> from the counter where I do my mixing, the timer is a definite convenience. I do have a Kitchen-Aid stand mixer for heavier items, but this little guy whips up great cakes, frostings, and fillings.


Question: What does the author claim not to be?

I'm not a cook. I don't plan out my meals days in advance or even hours in advance. My kids are hungry, I look in the fridge and make them something quick and easy before they get too irritable. I have a rice cooker, but never use it because it takes too long and I don't enjoy the clean up. For rice, I've been using the Trader Joe's precooked rice that takes 3 minutes in the microwave. Now, that's quick and easy. The problem is that the packets aren't enough. The Sistema rice steamer is the solution. Quick and easy. 1 minute of prep - measure out the rice, rinse, add water. 12 minutes of microwave time. 3 minutes of resting and the rice is perfect!!! Everytime. Enjoy and then into the dishwasher. Quick and easy.

Answer: a cook

I'm not a cook .

<hl> I'm not a cook . <hl> I don't plan out my meals days in advance or even hours in advance. My kids are hungry, I look in the fridge and make them something quick and easy before they get too irritable. I have a rice cooker, but never use it because it takes too long and I don't enjoy the clean up. For rice, I've been using the Trader Joe's precooked rice that takes 3 minutes in the microwave. Now, that's quick and easy. The problem is that the packets aren't enough. The Sistema rice steamer is the solution. Quick and easy. 1 minute of prep - measure out the rice, rinse, add water. 12 minutes of microwave time. 3 minutes of resting and the rice is perfect!!! Everytime. Enjoy and then into the dishwasher. Quick and easy.

I'm not <hl> a cook <hl>. I don't plan out my meals days in advance or even hours in advance. My kids are hungry, I look in the fridge and make them something quick and easy before they get too irritable. I have a rice cooker, but never use it because it takes too long and I don't enjoy the clean up. For rice, I've been using the Trader Joe's precooked rice that takes 3 minutes in the microwave. Now, that's quick and easy. The problem is that the packets aren't enough. The Sistema rice steamer is the solution. Quick and easy. 1 minute of prep - measure out the rice, rinse, add water. 12 minutes of microwave time. 3 minutes of resting and the rice is perfect!!! Everytime. Enjoy and then into the dishwasher. Quick and easy.


Question: What brand of rice does the author use?

Answer: Trader Joe's precooked rice

I'm not a cook. I don't plan out my meals days in advance or even hours in advance. My kids are hungry, I look in the fridge and make them something quick and easy before they get too irritable. I have a rice cooker, but never use it because it takes too long and I don't enjoy the clean up. <hl> For rice, I've been using the Trader Joe's precooked rice that takes 3 minutes in the microwave. <hl> Now, that's quick and easy. The problem is that the packets aren't enough. The Sistema rice steamer is the solution. Quick and easy. 1 minute of prep - measure out the rice, rinse, add water. 12 minutes of microwave time. 3 minutes of resting and the rice is perfect!!! Everytime. Enjoy and then into the dishwasher. Quick and easy.

I'm not a cook. I don't plan out my meals days in advance or even hours in advance. My kids are hungry, I look in the fridge and make them something quick and easy before they get too irritable. I have a rice cooker, but never use it because it takes too long and I don't enjoy the clean up. For rice, I've been using the <hl> Trader Joe's precooked rice <hl> that takes 3 minutes in the microwave. Now, that's quick and easy. The problem is that the packets aren't enough. The Sistema rice steamer is the solution. Quick and easy. 1 minute of prep - measure out the rice, rinse, add water. 12 minutes of microwave time. 3 minutes of resting and the rice is perfect!!! Everytime. Enjoy and then into the dishwasher. Quick and easy.


Question: How long does it take to cook the Trader Joe's rice?

Answer: 12 minutes of microwave time

12 minutes of microwave time .

I'm not a cook. I don't plan out my meals days in advance or even hours in advance. My kids are hungry, I look in the fridge and make them something quick and easy before they get too irritable. I have a rice cooker, but never use it because it takes too long and I don't enjoy the clean up. For rice, I've been using the Trader Joe's precooked rice that takes 3 minutes in the microwave. Now, that's quick and easy. The problem is that the packets aren't enough. The Sistema rice steamer is the solution. Quick and easy. 1 minute of prep - measure out the rice, rinse, add water. <hl> 12 minutes of microwave time . <hl> 3 minutes of resting and the rice is perfect!!! Everytime. Enjoy and then into the dishwasher. Quick and easy.

I'm not a cook. I don't plan out my meals days in advance or even hours in advance. My kids are hungry, I look in the fridge and make them something quick and easy before they get too irritable. I have a rice cooker, but never use it because it takes too long and I don't enjoy the clean up. For rice, I've been using the Trader Joe's precooked rice that takes 3 minutes in the microwave. Now, that's quick and easy. The problem is that the packets aren't enough. The Sistema rice steamer is the solution. Quick and easy. 1 minute of prep - measure out the rice, rinse, add water. <hl> 12 minutes of microwave time <hl>. 3 minutes of resting and the rice is perfect!!! Everytime. Enjoy and then into the dishwasher. Quick and easy.

<hl> 12 minutes of microwave time <hl> .


Question: What is the problem with Trader Joe's rice?

Answer: the packets aren't enough

I'm not a cook. I don't plan out my meals days in advance or even hours in advance. My kids are hungry, I look in the fridge and make them something quick and easy before they get too irritable. I have a rice cooker, but never use it because it takes too long and I don't enjoy the clean up. For rice, I've been using the Trader Joe's precooked rice that takes 3 minutes in the microwave. Now, that's quick and easy. <hl> The problem is that the packets aren't enough . <hl> The Sistema rice steamer is the solution. Quick and easy. 1 minute of prep - measure out the rice, rinse, add water. 12 minutes of microwave time. 3 minutes of resting and the rice is perfect!!! Everytime. Enjoy and then into the dishwasher. Quick and easy.

I'm not a cook. I don't plan out my meals days in advance or even hours in advance. My kids are hungry, I look in the fridge and make them something quick and easy before they get too irritable. I have a rice cooker, but never use it because it takes too long and I don't enjoy the clean up. For rice, I've been using the Trader Joe's precooked rice that takes 3 minutes in the microwave. Now, that's quick and easy. The problem is that <hl> the packets aren't enough <hl>. The Sistema rice steamer is the solution. Quick and easy. 1 minute of prep - measure out the rice, rinse, add water. 12 minutes of microwave time. 3 minutes of resting and the rice is perfect!!! Everytime. Enjoy and then into the dishwasher. Quick and easy.

The problem is that <hl> the packets aren't enough <hl> .


Question: How much resting time does the rice need?

Answer: 3 minutes

I'm not a cook. I don't plan out my meals days in advance or even hours in advance. My kids are hungry, I look in the fridge and make them something quick and easy before they get too irritable. I have a rice cooker, but never use it because it takes too long and I don't enjoy the clean up. <hl> For rice, I've been using the Trader Joe's precooked rice that takes 3 minutes in the microwave. <hl> Now, that's quick and easy. The problem is that the packets aren't enough. The Sistema rice steamer is the solution. Quick and easy. 1 minute of prep - measure out the rice, rinse, add water. 12 minutes of microwave time. 3 minutes of resting and the rice is perfect!!! Everytime. Enjoy and then into the dishwasher. Quick and easy.

I'm not a cook. I don't plan out my meals days in advance or even hours in advance. My kids are hungry, I look in the fridge and make them something quick and easy before they get too irritable. I have a rice cooker, but never use it because it takes too long and I don't enjoy the clean up. For rice, I've been using the Trader Joe's precooked rice that takes <hl> 3 minutes <hl> in the microwave. Now, that's quick and easy. The problem is that the packets aren't enough. The Sistema rice steamer is the solution. Quick and easy. 1 minute of prep - measure out the rice, rinse, add water. 12 minutes of microwave time. 3 minutes of resting and the rice is perfect!!! Everytime. Enjoy and then into the dishwasher. Quick and easy.


Question: What part worked well enough?

This was surprisingly poorly made, especially given the price. The ceramic blade worked well enough but the entire body of the thing flexed when in use. You'd be so much better off with the smallest size Benriner from Japan like this oneBenriner Japanese Mandoline Slicerand this to protect your fingersMicroplane 34007 Kitchen Cut-Protection Glove. I seriously expected this to be of better quality given Kyocera's reputation.ThisOXO Good Grips Hand-Held Mandoline Slicerwasn't a good choice either. It worked okay, but the blades dulled in six uses or so.The Benriner has replaceable blades and is much more sturdily built than the Kyocera or OXO products. I can't recommend either of them.

Answer: ceramic blade

This was surprisingly poorly made, especially given the price. <hl> The ceramic blade worked well enough but the entire body of the thing flexed when in use. <hl> You'd be so much better off with the smallest size Benriner from Japan like this oneBenriner Japanese Mandoline Slicerand this to protect your fingersMicroplane 34007 Kitchen Cut-Protection Glove. I seriously expected this to be of better quality given Kyocera's reputation. ThisOXO Good Grips Hand-Held Mandoline Slicerwasn't a good choice either. It worked okay, but the blades dulled in six uses or so. The Benriner has replaceable blades and is much more sturdily built than the Kyocera or OXO products. I can't recommend either of them.

This was surprisingly poorly made, especially given the price. The <hl> ceramic blade <hl> worked well enough but the entire body of the thing flexed when in use. You'd be so much better off with the smallest size Benriner from Japan like this oneBenriner Japanese Mandoline Slicerand this to protect your fingersMicroplane 34007 Kitchen Cut-Protection Glove. I seriously expected this to be of better quality given Kyocera's reputation.ThisOXO Good Grips Hand-Held Mandoline Slicerwasn't a good choice either. It worked okay, but the blades dulled in six uses or so.The Benriner has replaceable blades and is much more sturdily built than the Kyocera or OXO products. I can't recommend either of them.


Question: Where is the Benriner made?

Answer: Japan

This was surprisingly poorly made, especially given the price. The ceramic blade worked well enough but the entire body of the thing flexed when in use. <hl> You'd be so much better off with the smallest size Benriner from Japan like this oneBenriner Japanese Mandoline Slicerand this to protect your fingersMicroplane 34007 Kitchen Cut-Protection Glove. <hl> I seriously expected this to be of better quality given Kyocera's reputation. ThisOXO Good Grips Hand-Held Mandoline Slicerwasn't a good choice either. It worked okay, but the blades dulled in six uses or so. The Benriner has replaceable blades and is much more sturdily built than the Kyocera or OXO products. I can't recommend either of them.

This was surprisingly poorly made, especially given the price. The ceramic blade worked well enough but the entire body of the thing flexed when in use. You'd be so much better off with the smallest size Benriner from <hl> Japan <hl> like this oneBenriner Japanese Mandoline Slicerand this to protect your fingersMicroplane 34007 Kitchen Cut-Protection Glove. I seriously expected this to be of better quality given Kyocera's reputation.ThisOXO Good Grips Hand-Held Mandoline Slicerwasn't a good choice either. It worked okay, but the blades dulled in six uses or so.The Benriner has replaceable blades and is much more sturdily built than the Kyocera or OXO products. I can't recommend either of them.


Question: Who has a reputation?

Answer: Kyocera

This was surprisingly poorly made, especially given the price. The ceramic blade worked well enough but the entire body of the thing flexed when in use. You'd be so much better off with the smallest size Benriner from Japan like this oneBenriner Japanese Mandoline Slicerand this to protect your fingersMicroplane 34007 Kitchen Cut-Protection Glove. <hl> I seriously expected this to be of better quality given Kyocera 's <hl> reputation. ThisOXO Good Grips Hand-Held Mandoline Slicerwasn't a good choice either. It worked okay, but the blades dulled in six uses or so. The Benriner has replaceable blades and is much more sturdily built than the Kyocera or OXO products. I can't recommend either of them.

This was surprisingly poorly made, especially given the price. The ceramic blade worked well enough but the entire body of the thing flexed when in use. You'd be so much better off with the smallest size Benriner from Japan like this oneBenriner Japanese Mandoline Slicerand this to protect your fingersMicroplane 34007 Kitchen Cut-Protection Glove. I seriously expected this to be of better quality given <hl> Kyocera <hl>'s reputation.ThisOXO Good Grips Hand-Held Mandoline Slicerwasn't a good choice either. It worked okay, but the blades dulled in six uses or so.The Benriner has replaceable blades and is much more sturdily built than the Kyocera or OXO products. I can't recommend either of them.

I seriously expected this to be of better quality given <hl> Kyocera <hl> 's


Question: What dulled in six uses?

Answer: OXO Good Grips Hand-Held Mandoline Slicer

This was surprisingly poorly made, especially given the price. The ceramic blade worked well enough but the entire body of the thing flexed when in use. You'd be so much better off with the smallest size Benriner from Japan like this oneBenriner Japanese Mandoline Slicerand this to protect your fingersMicroplane 34007 Kitchen Cut-Protection Glove. I seriously expected this to be of better quality given Kyocera's reputation. <hl> This OXO Good Grips Hand-Held Mandoline Slicer wasn't a good choice either. <hl> It worked okay, but the blades dulled in six uses or so. The Benriner has replaceable blades and is much more sturdily built than the Kyocera or OXO products. I can't recommend either of them.

This was surprisingly poorly made, especially given the price. The ceramic blade worked well enough but the entire body of the thing flexed when in use. You'd be so much better off with the smallest size Benriner from Japan like this oneBenriner Japanese Mandoline Slicerand this to protect your fingersMicroplane 34007 Kitchen Cut-Protection Glove. I seriously expected this to be of better quality given Kyocera's reputation.This<hl> OXO Good Grips Hand-Held Mandoline Slicer <hl>wasn't a good choice either. It worked okay, but the blades dulled in six uses or so.The Benriner has replaceable blades and is much more sturdily built than the Kyocera or OXO products. I can't recommend either of them.

This <hl> OXO Good Grips Hand-Held Mandoline Slicer <hl> wasn't a good choice either.


Question: What model has replaceable blades?

Answer: Benriner

This was surprisingly poorly made, especially given the price. The ceramic blade worked well enough but the entire body of the thing flexed when in use. <hl> You'd be so much better off with the smallest size Benriner from Japan like this oneBenriner Japanese Mandoline Slicerand this to protect your fingersMicroplane 34007 Kitchen Cut-Protection Glove. <hl> I seriously expected this to be of better quality given Kyocera's reputation. ThisOXO Good Grips Hand-Held Mandoline Slicerwasn't a good choice either. It worked okay, but the blades dulled in six uses or so. The Benriner has replaceable blades and is much more sturdily built than the Kyocera or OXO products. I can't recommend either of them.

This was surprisingly poorly made, especially given the price. The ceramic blade worked well enough but the entire body of the thing flexed when in use. You'd be so much better off with the smallest size <hl> Benriner <hl> from Japan like this oneBenriner Japanese Mandoline Slicerand this to protect your fingersMicroplane 34007 Kitchen Cut-Protection Glove. I seriously expected this to be of better quality given Kyocera's reputation.ThisOXO Good Grips Hand-Held Mandoline Slicerwasn't a good choice either. It worked okay, but the blades dulled in six uses or so.The Benriner has replaceable blades and is much more sturdily built than the Kyocera or OXO products. I can't recommend either of them.


Question: Is the Toaster Oven or the toaster better for preparing toast?

This Toaster Oven does everything it says it does except you can prepare toast better in the toaster. The touch pad controls take a bit of time to become easy to operate because I always had dials to turn. It sticks out farther than the one that I replaced and I was surprised that the actual oven space is a lot smaller than I anticipated. It is deep but not very tall. I can't see baking a 2 - 3 pound chicken in it but I'm not going to do that anyway! It is a little pricey too but it is a good toaster oven and I will use it at least twice a day because I never use the oven on my stove. I rely on the microwave and this toaster oven.

Answer: the toaster

<hl> This Toaster Oven does everything it says it does except you can prepare toast better in the toaster . <hl> The touch pad controls take a bit of time to become easy to operate because I always had dials to turn. It sticks out farther than the one that I replaced and I was surprised that the actual oven space is a lot smaller than I anticipated. It is deep but not very tall. I can't see baking a 2 - 3 pound chicken in it but I'm not going to do that anyway! It is a little pricey too but it is a good toaster oven and I will use it at least twice a day because I never use the oven on my stove. I rely on the microwave and this toaster oven.

This Toaster Oven does everything it says it does except you can prepare toast better in <hl> the toaster <hl>. The touch pad controls take a bit of time to become easy to operate because I always had dials to turn. It sticks out farther than the one that I replaced and I was surprised that the actual oven space is a lot smaller than I anticipated. It is deep but not very tall. I can't see baking a 2 - 3 pound chicken in it but I'm not going to do that anyway! It is a little pricey too but it is a good toaster oven and I will use it at least twice a day because I never use the oven on my stove. I rely on the microwave and this toaster oven.

This Toaster Oven does everything it says it does except you can prepare toast better in <hl> the toaster <hl> .


Question: What phrase describes the cost of the toaster oven?

Answer: a little pricey

It is a little pricey too

This Toaster Oven does everything it says it does except you can prepare toast better in the toaster. The touch pad controls take a bit of time to become easy to operate because I always had dials to turn. It sticks out farther than the one that I replaced and I was surprised that the actual oven space is a lot smaller than I anticipated. It is deep but not very tall. I can't see baking a 2 - 3 pound chicken in it but I'm not going to do that anyway! <hl> It is a little pricey too <hl> but it is a good toaster oven and I will use it at least twice a day because I never use the oven on my stove. I rely on the microwave and this toaster oven.

This Toaster Oven does everything it says it does except you can prepare toast better in the toaster. The touch pad controls take a bit of time to become easy to operate because I always had dials to turn. It sticks out farther than the one that I replaced and I was surprised that the actual oven space is a lot smaller than I anticipated. It is deep but not very tall. I can't see baking a 2 - 3 pound chicken in it but I'm not going to do that anyway! It is <hl> a little pricey <hl> too but it is a good toaster oven and I will use it at least twice a day because I never use the oven on my stove. I rely on the microwave and this toaster oven.


Question: What takes a bit of time to become easy to operate?

Answer: touch pad controls

This Toaster Oven does everything it says it does except you can prepare toast better in the toaster. <hl> The touch pad controls take a bit of time to become easy to operate because I always had dials to turn. <hl> It sticks out farther than the one that I replaced and I was surprised that the actual oven space is a lot smaller than I anticipated. It is deep but not very tall. I can't see baking a 2 - 3 pound chicken in it but I'm not going to do that anyway! It is a little pricey too but it is a good toaster oven and I will use it at least twice a day because I never use the oven on my stove. I rely on the microwave and this toaster oven.

This Toaster Oven does everything it says it does except you can prepare toast better in the toaster. The <hl> touch pad controls <hl> take a bit of time to become easy to operate because I always had dials to turn. It sticks out farther than the one that I replaced and I was surprised that the actual oven space is a lot smaller than I anticipated. It is deep but not very tall. I can't see baking a 2 - 3 pound chicken in it but I'm not going to do that anyway! It is a little pricey too but it is a good toaster oven and I will use it at least twice a day because I never use the oven on my stove. I rely on the microwave and this toaster oven.


Question: How is the oven space on the toaster described?

Answer: deep but not very tall

It is deep but not very tall .

This Toaster Oven does everything it says it does except you can prepare toast better in the toaster. The touch pad controls take a bit of time to become easy to operate because I always had dials to turn. It sticks out farther than the one that I replaced and I was surprised that the actual oven space is a lot smaller than I anticipated. <hl> It is deep but not very tall . <hl> I can't see baking a 2 - 3 pound chicken in it but I'm not going to do that anyway! It is a little pricey too but it is a good toaster oven and I will use it at least twice a day because I never use the oven on my stove. I rely on the microwave and this toaster oven.

This Toaster Oven does everything it says it does except you can prepare toast better in the toaster. The touch pad controls take a bit of time to become easy to operate because I always had dials to turn. It sticks out farther than the one that I replaced and I was surprised that the actual oven space is a lot smaller than I anticipated. It is <hl> deep but not very tall <hl>. I can't see baking a 2 - 3 pound chicken in it but I'm not going to do that anyway! It is a little pricey too but it is a good toaster oven and I will use it at least twice a day because I never use the oven on my stove. I rely on the microwave and this toaster oven.

It is <hl> deep but not very tall <hl> .


Question: What word is used to rate the toaster oven?

Answer: good

This Toaster Oven does everything it says it does except you can prepare toast better in the toaster. The touch pad controls take a bit of time to become easy to operate because I always had dials to turn. It sticks out farther than the one that I replaced and I was surprised that the actual oven space is a lot smaller than I anticipated. It is deep but not very tall. I can't see baking a 2 - 3 pound chicken in it but I'm not going to do that anyway! It is a little pricey too <hl> but it is a good toaster oven and I will use it at least twice a day because I never use the oven on my stove. <hl> I rely on the microwave and this toaster oven.

This Toaster Oven does everything it says it does except you can prepare toast better in the toaster. The touch pad controls take a bit of time to become easy to operate because I always had dials to turn. It sticks out farther than the one that I replaced and I was surprised that the actual oven space is a lot smaller than I anticipated. It is deep but not very tall. I can't see baking a 2 - 3 pound chicken in it but I'm not going to do that anyway! It is a little pricey too but it is a <hl> good <hl> toaster oven and I will use it at least twice a day because I never use the oven on my stove. I rely on the microwave and this toaster oven.


Question: How many ounces does the short stout version of the thermos hold?

Our family of four has a variety of Thermos brand products. I like the quality of their products, they're made to last. We're still using the same Thermos bottle we bought for my daughter when she started Kindergarten five years ago. I like buying and using products from companies who make things that aren't disposable like so much of what is available these days.I love the color of this thermos and have the same color in the short stout 16 oz. version that we use for soups and stews and warm meals. This 24 oz. thermos is also really nice, though it is big. It's about ten and a half inches around, and thankfully fits in my car's cup holder.I really like that the lid is spring loaded so when you open it, it stays open and doesn't flop down while you are drinking and bash you on the nose. And the spring loaded lid has a button to flip open the top, which I think is nicer that some of the other lids we have on our drink bottles. Another other thing I like is that when you are drinking from it there are no guzzling noises. My husband has a lovely big thermos from LL Bean (another company that makes quality products) but when he drinks out of it it makes this hideous noise (like fingernails on a chalkboard).I continue to be pleased with the products we have that are made by Thermos.

Answer: 16

Our family of four has a variety of Thermos brand products. I like the quality of their products, they're made to last. We're still using the same Thermos bottle we bought for my daughter when she started Kindergarten five years ago. I like buying and using products from companies who make things that aren't disposable like so much of what is available these days. <hl> I love the color of this thermos and have the same color in the short stout 16 oz. version that we use for soups and stews and warm meals. <hl> This 24 oz. thermos is also really nice, though it is big. It's about ten and a half inches around, and thankfully fits in my car's cup holder. I really like that the lid is spring loaded so when you open it, it stays open and doesn't flop down while you are drinking and bash you on the nose. And the spring loaded lid has a button to flip open the top, which I think is nicer that some of the other lids we have on our drink bottles. Another other thing I like is that when you are drinking from it there are no guzzling noises. My husband has a lovely big thermos from LL Bean (another company that makes quality products) but when he drinks out of it it makes this hideous noise (like fingernails on a chalkboard).I continue to be pleased with the products we have that are made by Thermos.

Our family of four has a variety of Thermos brand products. I like the quality of their products, they're made to last. We're still using the same Thermos bottle we bought for my daughter when she started Kindergarten five years ago. I like buying and using products from companies who make things that aren't disposable like so much of what is available these days.I love the color of this thermos and have the same color in the short stout <hl> 16 <hl> oz. version that we use for soups and stews and warm meals. This 24 oz. thermos is also really nice, though it is big. It's about ten and a half inches around, and thankfully fits in my car's cup holder.I really like that the lid is spring loaded so when you open it, it stays open and doesn't flop down while you are drinking and bash you on the nose. And the spring loaded lid has a button to flip open the top, which I think is nicer that some of the other lids we have on our drink bottles. Another other thing I like is that when you are drinking from it there are no guzzling noises. My husband has a lovely big thermos from LL Bean (another company that makes quality products) but when he drinks out of it it makes this hideous noise (like fingernails on a chalkboard).I continue to be pleased with the products we have that are made by Thermos.


Question: What type of lid does the thermos have?

Answer: spring loaded

Our family of four has a variety of Thermos brand products. I like the quality of their products, they're made to last. We're still using the same Thermos bottle we bought for my daughter when she started Kindergarten five years ago. I like buying and using products from companies who make things that aren't disposable like so much of what is available these days. I love the color of this thermos and have the same color in the short stout 16 oz. version that we use for soups and stews and warm meals. This 24 oz. thermos is also really nice, though it is big. It's about ten and a half inches around, and thankfully fits in my car's cup holder. <hl> I really like that the lid is spring loaded so when you open it, it stays open and doesn't flop down while you are drinking and bash you on the nose. <hl> And the spring loaded lid has a button to flip open the top, which I think is nicer that some of the other lids we have on our drink bottles. Another other thing I like is that when you are drinking from it there are no guzzling noises. My husband has a lovely big thermos from LL Bean (another company that makes quality products) but when he drinks out of it it makes this hideous noise (like fingernails on a chalkboard).I continue to be pleased with the products we have that are made by Thermos.

Our family of four has a variety of Thermos brand products. I like the quality of their products, they're made to last. We're still using the same Thermos bottle we bought for my daughter when she started Kindergarten five years ago. I like buying and using products from companies who make things that aren't disposable like so much of what is available these days.I love the color of this thermos and have the same color in the short stout 16 oz. version that we use for soups and stews and warm meals. This 24 oz. thermos is also really nice, though it is big. It's about ten and a half inches around, and thankfully fits in my car's cup holder.I really like that the lid is <hl> spring loaded <hl> so when you open it, it stays open and doesn't flop down while you are drinking and bash you on the nose. And the spring loaded lid has a button to flip open the top, which I think is nicer that some of the other lids we have on our drink bottles. Another other thing I like is that when you are drinking from it there are no guzzling noises. My husband has a lovely big thermos from LL Bean (another company that makes quality products) but when he drinks out of it it makes this hideous noise (like fingernails on a chalkboard).I continue to be pleased with the products we have that are made by Thermos.


Question: How many ounces does the larger thermos hold?

Answer: 24

Our family of four has a variety of Thermos brand products. I like the quality of their products, they're made to last. We're still using the same Thermos bottle we bought for my daughter when she started Kindergarten five years ago. I like buying and using products from companies who make things that aren't disposable like so much of what is available these days. I love the color of this thermos and have the same color in the short stout 16 oz. version that we use for soups and stews and warm meals. <hl> This 24 oz. thermos is also really nice, though it is big. <hl> It's about ten and a half inches around, and thankfully fits in my car's cup holder. I really like that the lid is spring loaded so when you open it, it stays open and doesn't flop down while you are drinking and bash you on the nose. And the spring loaded lid has a button to flip open the top, which I think is nicer that some of the other lids we have on our drink bottles. Another other thing I like is that when you are drinking from it there are no guzzling noises. My husband has a lovely big thermos from LL Bean (another company that makes quality products) but when he drinks out of it it makes this hideous noise (like fingernails on a chalkboard).I continue to be pleased with the products we have that are made by Thermos.

Our family of four has a variety of Thermos brand products. I like the quality of their products, they're made to last. We're still using the same Thermos bottle we bought for my daughter when she started Kindergarten five years ago. I like buying and using products from companies who make things that aren't disposable like so much of what is available these days.I love the color of this thermos and have the same color in the short stout 16 oz. version that we use for soups and stews and warm meals. This <hl> 24 <hl> oz. thermos is also really nice, though it is big. It's about ten and a half inches around, and thankfully fits in my car's cup holder.I really like that the lid is spring loaded so when you open it, it stays open and doesn't flop down while you are drinking and bash you on the nose. And the spring loaded lid has a button to flip open the top, which I think is nicer that some of the other lids we have on our drink bottles. Another other thing I like is that when you are drinking from it there are no guzzling noises. My husband has a lovely big thermos from LL Bean (another company that makes quality products) but when he drinks out of it it makes this hideous noise (like fingernails on a chalkboard).I continue to be pleased with the products we have that are made by Thermos.


Question: What is used to flip open the top?

Answer: a button

Our family of four has a variety of Thermos brand products. I like the quality of their products, they're made to last. We're still using the same Thermos bottle we bought for my daughter when she started Kindergarten five years ago. I like buying and using products from companies who make things that aren't disposable like so much of what is available these days. I love the color of this thermos and have the same color in the short stout 16 oz. version that we use for soups and stews and warm meals. This 24 oz. thermos is also really nice, though it is big. It's about ten and a half inches around, and thankfully fits in my car's cup holder. I really like that the lid is spring loaded so when you open it, it stays open and doesn't flop down while you are drinking and bash you on the nose. <hl> And the spring loaded lid has a button to flip open the top, which I think is nicer that some of the other lids we have on our drink bottles. <hl> Another other thing I like is that when you are drinking from it there are no guzzling noises. My husband has a lovely big thermos from LL Bean (another company that makes quality products) but when he drinks out of it it makes this hideous noise (like fingernails on a chalkboard).I continue to be pleased with the products we have that are made by Thermos.

Our family of four has a variety of Thermos brand products. I like the quality of their products, they're made to last. We're still using the same Thermos bottle we bought for my daughter when she started Kindergarten five years ago. I like buying and using products from companies who make things that aren't disposable like so much of what is available these days.I love the color of this thermos and have the same color in the short stout 16 oz. version that we use for soups and stews and warm meals. This 24 oz. thermos is also really nice, though it is big. It's about ten and a half inches around, and thankfully fits in my car's cup holder.I really like that the lid is spring loaded so when you open it, it stays open and doesn't flop down while you are drinking and bash you on the nose. And the spring loaded lid has <hl> a button <hl> to flip open the top, which I think is nicer that some of the other lids we have on our drink bottles. Another other thing I like is that when you are drinking from it there are no guzzling noises. My husband has a lovely big thermos from LL Bean (another company that makes quality products) but when he drinks out of it it makes this hideous noise (like fingernails on a chalkboard).I continue to be pleased with the products we have that are made by Thermos.


Question: What does the lid do once it is opened?

Answer: it stays open

Our family of four has a variety of Thermos brand products. I like the quality of their products, they're made to last. We're still using the same Thermos bottle we bought for my daughter when she started Kindergarten five years ago. I like buying and using products from companies who make things that aren't disposable like so much of what is available these days. I love the color of this thermos and have the same color in the short stout 16 oz. version that we use for soups and stews and warm meals. This 24 oz. thermos is also really nice, though it is big. It's about ten and a half inches around, and thankfully fits in my car's cup holder. <hl> I really like that the lid is spring loaded so when you open it, it stays open and doesn't flop down while you are drinking and bash you on the nose. <hl> And the spring loaded lid has a button to flip open the top, which I think is nicer that some of the other lids we have on our drink bottles. Another other thing I like is that when you are drinking from it there are no guzzling noises. My husband has a lovely big thermos from LL Bean (another company that makes quality products) but when he drinks out of it it makes this hideous noise (like fingernails on a chalkboard).I continue to be pleased with the products we have that are made by Thermos.

Our family of four has a variety of Thermos brand products. I like the quality of their products, they're made to last. We're still using the same Thermos bottle we bought for my daughter when she started Kindergarten five years ago. I like buying and using products from companies who make things that aren't disposable like so much of what is available these days.I love the color of this thermos and have the same color in the short stout 16 oz. version that we use for soups and stews and warm meals. This 24 oz. thermos is also really nice, though it is big. It's about ten and a half inches around, and thankfully fits in my car's cup holder.I really like that the lid is spring loaded so when you open it, <hl> it stays open <hl> and doesn't flop down while you are drinking and bash you on the nose. And the spring loaded lid has a button to flip open the top, which I think is nicer that some of the other lids we have on our drink bottles. Another other thing I like is that when you are drinking from it there are no guzzling noises. My husband has a lovely big thermos from LL Bean (another company that makes quality products) but when he drinks out of it it makes this hideous noise (like fingernails on a chalkboard).I continue to be pleased with the products we have that are made by Thermos.


Question: What color is the product?

While I love a lot of OXO products, I this this one is pretty mediocre. I don't think the design is that great and I'm not into the white color. It's also overpriced for so much plastic.The rack assembles very easily since there isn't much to it. It sits on the door top snugly thanks to the rubberized self-adjusting clamp. But I'm a bit surprised that it's not secured to the door in any other way. The back of the rack bar isn't padded, so it just slides/bangs around on the door - it would have been nice to have some rubber feet and maybe a strap that secures it to the door edges. The towels also kind of sit atop each other if they're of decent size, which doesn't help them dry effectively. This rack isn't designed to dry more than one body-sized towel; the other two towels better be hand towels. Lame.

Answer: white

While I love a lot of OXO products, I this this one is pretty mediocre. <hl> I don't think the design is that great and I'm not into the white color. <hl> It's also overpriced for so much plastic. The rack assembles very easily since there isn't much to it. It sits on the door top snugly thanks to the rubberized self-adjusting clamp. But I'm a bit surprised that it's not secured to the door in any other way. The back of the rack bar isn't padded, so it just slides/bangs around on the door - it would have been nice to have some rubber feet and maybe a strap that secures it to the door edges. The towels also kind of sit atop each other if they're of decent size, which doesn't help them dry effectively. This rack isn't designed to dry more than one body-sized towel; the other two towels better be hand towels. Lame.

While I love a lot of OXO products, I this this one is pretty mediocre. I don't think the design is that great and I'm not into the <hl> white <hl> color. It's also overpriced for so much plastic.The rack assembles very easily since there isn't much to it. It sits on the door top snugly thanks to the rubberized self-adjusting clamp. But I'm a bit surprised that it's not secured to the door in any other way. The back of the rack bar isn't padded, so it just slides/bangs around on the door - it would have been nice to have some rubber feet and maybe a strap that secures it to the door edges. The towels also kind of sit atop each other if they're of decent size, which doesn't help them dry effectively. This rack isn't designed to dry more than one body-sized towel; the other two towels better be hand towels. Lame.


Question: How is the product described?

Answer: pretty mediocre

<hl> While I love a lot of OXO products, I this this one is pretty mediocre . <hl> I don't think the design is that great and I'm not into the white color. It's also overpriced for so much plastic. The rack assembles very easily since there isn't much to it. It sits on the door top snugly thanks to the rubberized self-adjusting clamp. But I'm a bit surprised that it's not secured to the door in any other way. The back of the rack bar isn't padded, so it just slides/bangs around on the door - it would have been nice to have some rubber feet and maybe a strap that secures it to the door edges. The towels also kind of sit atop each other if they're of decent size, which doesn't help them dry effectively. This rack isn't designed to dry more than one body-sized towel; the other two towels better be hand towels. Lame.

While I love a lot of OXO products, I this this one is <hl> pretty mediocre <hl>. I don't think the design is that great and I'm not into the white color. It's also overpriced for so much plastic.The rack assembles very easily since there isn't much to it. It sits on the door top snugly thanks to the rubberized self-adjusting clamp. But I'm a bit surprised that it's not secured to the door in any other way. The back of the rack bar isn't padded, so it just slides/bangs around on the door - it would have been nice to have some rubber feet and maybe a strap that secures it to the door edges. The towels also kind of sit atop each other if they're of decent size, which doesn't help them dry effectively. This rack isn't designed to dry more than one body-sized towel; the other two towels better be hand towels. Lame.

While I love a lot of OXO products, I this this one is <hl> pretty mediocre <hl> .


Question: Who makes the product?

Answer: OXO

<hl> While I love a lot of OXO products, I this this one is pretty mediocre. <hl> I don't think the design is that great and I'm not into the white color. It's also overpriced for so much plastic. The rack assembles very easily since there isn't much to it. It sits on the door top snugly thanks to the rubberized self-adjusting clamp. But I'm a bit surprised that it's not secured to the door in any other way. The back of the rack bar isn't padded, so it just slides/bangs around on the door - it would have been nice to have some rubber feet and maybe a strap that secures it to the door edges. The towels also kind of sit atop each other if they're of decent size, which doesn't help them dry effectively. This rack isn't designed to dry more than one body-sized towel; the other two towels better be hand towels. Lame.

While I love a lot of <hl> OXO <hl> products, I this this one is pretty mediocre. I don't think the design is that great and I'm not into the white color. It's also overpriced for so much plastic.The rack assembles very easily since there isn't much to it. It sits on the door top snugly thanks to the rubberized self-adjusting clamp. But I'm a bit surprised that it's not secured to the door in any other way. The back of the rack bar isn't padded, so it just slides/bangs around on the door - it would have been nice to have some rubber feet and maybe a strap that secures it to the door edges. The towels also kind of sit atop each other if they're of decent size, which doesn't help them dry effectively. This rack isn't designed to dry more than one body-sized towel; the other two towels better be hand towels. Lame.


Question: How is the pricing of the product described?

Answer: overpriced

While I love a lot of OXO products, I this this one is pretty mediocre. I don't think the design is that great and I'm not into the white color. <hl> It's also overpriced for so much plastic. <hl> The rack assembles very easily since there isn't much to it. It sits on the door top snugly thanks to the rubberized self-adjusting clamp. But I'm a bit surprised that it's not secured to the door in any other way. The back of the rack bar isn't padded, so it just slides/bangs around on the door - it would have been nice to have some rubber feet and maybe a strap that secures it to the door edges. The towels also kind of sit atop each other if they're of decent size, which doesn't help them dry effectively. This rack isn't designed to dry more than one body-sized towel; the other two towels better be hand towels. Lame.

While I love a lot of OXO products, I this this one is pretty mediocre. I don't think the design is that great and I'm not into the white color. It's also <hl> overpriced <hl> for so much plastic.The rack assembles very easily since there isn't much to it. It sits on the door top snugly thanks to the rubberized self-adjusting clamp. But I'm a bit surprised that it's not secured to the door in any other way. The back of the rack bar isn't padded, so it just slides/bangs around on the door - it would have been nice to have some rubber feet and maybe a strap that secures it to the door edges. The towels also kind of sit atop each other if they're of decent size, which doesn't help them dry effectively. This rack isn't designed to dry more than one body-sized towel; the other two towels better be hand towels. Lame.


Question: What is the majority of the product made of?

Answer: plastic

While I love a lot of OXO products, I this this one is pretty mediocre. I don't think the design is that great and I'm not into the white color. <hl> It's also overpriced for so much plastic .The rack assembles very easily since there isn't much to it. <hl> It sits on the door top snugly thanks to the rubberized self-adjusting clamp. But I'm a bit surprised that it's not secured to the door in any other way. The back of the rack bar isn't padded, so it just slides/bangs around on the door - it would have been nice to have some rubber feet and maybe a strap that secures it to the door edges. The towels also kind of sit atop each other if they're of decent size, which doesn't help them dry effectively. This rack isn't designed to dry more than one body-sized towel; the other two towels better be hand towels. Lame.

While I love a lot of OXO products, I this this one is pretty mediocre. I don't think the design is that great and I'm not into the white color. It's also overpriced for so much <hl> plastic <hl>.The rack assembles very easily since there isn't much to it. It sits on the door top snugly thanks to the rubberized self-adjusting clamp. But I'm a bit surprised that it's not secured to the door in any other way. The back of the rack bar isn't padded, so it just slides/bangs around on the door - it would have been nice to have some rubber feet and maybe a strap that secures it to the door edges. The towels also kind of sit atop each other if they're of decent size, which doesn't help them dry effectively. This rack isn't designed to dry more than one body-sized towel; the other two towels better be hand towels. Lame.

It's also overpriced for so much <hl> plastic <hl> .The rack assembles very easily since there isn't much to it.


Question: Compared to the photo, how does the product seem?

After initial puzzlement I figured out how to put it together and it was not easy. I am stubborn so I got it to work. However it is much flimsier than I imagined from the photo. It was not good looking enough to put where I originally wanted it. It does not fit cleanly into a corner angle and is so light weight that a bump dislodges it. However I did have another corner in the back of the room where it could live and look ok so there it stays. I had not realized that it was only a thin wicker front. The support rods are very difficult to get together so I would never take the cloth bag out because of its snug fit which is what actually holds everything together. I will use it but I do not recommend that anyone else purchase it. Use your $ to put toward some other basket type or the mesh fold-ups.

Answer: much flimsier

After initial puzzlement I figured out how to put it together and it was not easy. I am stubborn so I got it to work. <hl> However it is much flimsier than I imagined from the photo. <hl> It was not good looking enough to put where I originally wanted it. It does not fit cleanly into a corner angle and is so light weight that a bump dislodges it. However I did have another corner in the back of the room where it could live and look ok so there it stays. I had not realized that it was only a thin wicker front. The support rods are very difficult to get together so I would never take the cloth bag out because of its snug fit which is what actually holds everything together. I will use it but I do not recommend that anyone else purchase it. Use your $ to put toward some other basket type or the mesh fold-ups.

After initial puzzlement I figured out how to put it together and it was not easy. I am stubborn so I got it to work. However it is <hl> much flimsier <hl> than I imagined from the photo. It was not good looking enough to put where I originally wanted it. It does not fit cleanly into a corner angle and is so light weight that a bump dislodges it. However I did have another corner in the back of the room where it could live and look ok so there it stays. I had not realized that it was only a thin wicker front. The support rods are very difficult to get together so I would never take the cloth bag out because of its snug fit which is what actually holds everything together. I will use it but I do not recommend that anyone else purchase it. Use your $ to put toward some other basket type or the mesh fold-ups.