Question: How many times has the author used the product?

Answer: once

So, my favorite Thai restaurant stopped making the dessert I liked, so I decided to try and emulate them with this grill. I won't blame the grill for my crappy batter, but I will say that this didn't sit straight on top of my gas stove (standard size), it kept wobbling. Also, I'm generally a fan of cast iron, but even when oiled, the batter stuck to the divots which were really annoying to clean. <hl> Bottom line, I have only used it once , and I can't bring myself to try again. <hl>

So, my favorite Thai restaurant stopped making the dessert I liked, so I decided to try and emulate them with this grill. I won't blame the grill for my crappy batter, but I will say that this didn't sit straight on top of my gas stove (standard size), it kept wobbling. Also, I'm generally a fan of cast iron, but even when oiled, the batter stuck to the divots which were really annoying to clean. Bottom line, I have only used it <hl> once <hl>, and I can't bring myself to try again.

Bottom line, I have only used it <hl> once <hl> , and I can't bring myself to try again.


Question: What hasn't the author bought in decades?

I have not bought a vacuum in many decades so maybe I am easy to impress. However, this machine is amazing. It was easy to assemble, the attachments are logical and it is quiet for a vacuum.It became obvious how great this vacuum is when I went over areas I had just cleaned with my old vacuum. Everything looks better. We have a lot of tile floors and this handles those as well as carpets. The dirt cup is super easy and neat to empty.I did struggle using this to clean our 15 carpeted steps to the second floor. The hose is very tight on the new machine and I hit myself on the head a few times by pulling the vacuum over. This is mostly a learning curve issue and I do not hold it against the machine.I defy anyone to find a better vacuum for 80$. It is amazing.

Answer: a vacuum

<hl> I have not bought a vacuum in many decades so maybe I am easy to impress. <hl> However, this machine is amazing. It was easy to assemble, the attachments are logical and it is quiet for a vacuum. It became obvious how great this vacuum is when I went over areas I had just cleaned with my old vacuum. Everything looks better. We have a lot of tile floors and this handles those as well as carpets. The dirt cup is super easy and neat to empty. I did struggle using this to clean our 15 carpeted steps to the second floor. The hose is very tight on the new machine and I hit myself on the head a few times by pulling the vacuum over. This is mostly a learning curve issue and I do not hold it against the machine. I defy anyone to find a better vacuum for 80$. It is amazing.

I have not bought <hl> a vacuum <hl> in many decades so maybe I am easy to impress. However, this machine is amazing. It was easy to assemble, the attachments are logical and it is quiet for a vacuum.It became obvious how great this vacuum is when I went over areas I had just cleaned with my old vacuum. Everything looks better. We have a lot of tile floors and this handles those as well as carpets. The dirt cup is super easy and neat to empty.I did struggle using this to clean our 15 carpeted steps to the second floor. The hose is very tight on the new machine and I hit myself on the head a few times by pulling the vacuum over. This is mostly a learning curve issue and I do not hold it against the machine.I defy anyone to find a better vacuum for 80$. It is amazing.


Question: How does the author describe their vacuum?

Answer: amazing

However, this machine is amazing .

I have not bought a vacuum in many decades so maybe I am easy to impress. <hl> However, this machine is amazing . <hl> It was easy to assemble, the attachments are logical and it is quiet for a vacuum. It became obvious how great this vacuum is when I went over areas I had just cleaned with my old vacuum. Everything looks better. We have a lot of tile floors and this handles those as well as carpets. The dirt cup is super easy and neat to empty. I did struggle using this to clean our 15 carpeted steps to the second floor. The hose is very tight on the new machine and I hit myself on the head a few times by pulling the vacuum over. This is mostly a learning curve issue and I do not hold it against the machine. I defy anyone to find a better vacuum for 80$. It is amazing.

I have not bought a vacuum in many decades so maybe I am easy to impress. However, this machine is <hl> amazing <hl>. It was easy to assemble, the attachments are logical and it is quiet for a vacuum.It became obvious how great this vacuum is when I went over areas I had just cleaned with my old vacuum. Everything looks better. We have a lot of tile floors and this handles those as well as carpets. The dirt cup is super easy and neat to empty.I did struggle using this to clean our 15 carpeted steps to the second floor. The hose is very tight on the new machine and I hit myself on the head a few times by pulling the vacuum over. This is mostly a learning curve issue and I do not hold it against the machine.I defy anyone to find a better vacuum for 80$. It is amazing.

However, this machine is <hl> amazing <hl> .


Question: What did the author end up hitting by pulling the vacuum over?

Answer: head

I have not bought a vacuum in many decades so maybe I am easy to impress. However, this machine is amazing. It was easy to assemble, the attachments are logical and it is quiet for a vacuum. It became obvious how great this vacuum is when I went over areas I had just cleaned with my old vacuum. Everything looks better. We have a lot of tile floors and this handles those as well as carpets. The dirt cup is super easy and neat to empty. I did struggle using this to clean our 15 carpeted steps to the second floor. <hl> The hose is very tight on the new machine and I hit myself on the head a few times by pulling the vacuum over. <hl> This is mostly a learning curve issue and I do not hold it against the machine. I defy anyone to find a better vacuum for 80$. It is amazing.

I have not bought a vacuum in many decades so maybe I am easy to impress. However, this machine is amazing. It was easy to assemble, the attachments are logical and it is quiet for a vacuum.It became obvious how great this vacuum is when I went over areas I had just cleaned with my old vacuum. Everything looks better. We have a lot of tile floors and this handles those as well as carpets. The dirt cup is super easy and neat to empty.I did struggle using this to clean our 15 carpeted steps to the second floor. The hose is very tight on the new machine and I hit myself on the <hl> head <hl> a few times by pulling the vacuum over. This is mostly a learning curve issue and I do not hold it against the machine.I defy anyone to find a better vacuum for 80$. It is amazing.


Question: The author challenges anyone to find a better vacuum for less than what price?

Answer: 80$

I have not bought a vacuum in many decades so maybe I am easy to impress. However, this machine is amazing. It was easy to assemble, the attachments are logical and it is quiet for a vacuum. It became obvious how great this vacuum is when I went over areas I had just cleaned with my old vacuum. Everything looks better. We have a lot of tile floors and this handles those as well as carpets. The dirt cup is super easy and neat to empty. I did struggle using this to clean our 15 carpeted steps to the second floor. The hose is very tight on the new machine and I hit myself on the head a few times by pulling the vacuum over. This is mostly a learning curve issue and I do not hold it against the machine. <hl> I defy anyone to find a better vacuum for 80$ . <hl> It is amazing.

I have not bought a vacuum in many decades so maybe I am easy to impress. However, this machine is amazing. It was easy to assemble, the attachments are logical and it is quiet for a vacuum.It became obvious how great this vacuum is when I went over areas I had just cleaned with my old vacuum. Everything looks better. We have a lot of tile floors and this handles those as well as carpets. The dirt cup is super easy and neat to empty.I did struggle using this to clean our 15 carpeted steps to the second floor. The hose is very tight on the new machine and I hit myself on the head a few times by pulling the vacuum over. This is mostly a learning curve issue and I do not hold it against the machine.I defy anyone to find a better vacuum for <hl> 80$ <hl>. It is amazing.

I defy anyone to find a better vacuum for <hl> 80$ <hl> .


Question: What does the author struggle to do?

Answer: clean our 15 carpeted steps

I have not bought a vacuum in many decades so maybe I am easy to impress. However, this machine is amazing. It was easy to assemble, the attachments are logical and it is quiet for a vacuum. It became obvious how great this vacuum is when I went over areas I had just cleaned with my old vacuum. Everything looks better. We have a lot of tile floors and this handles those as well as carpets. The dirt cup is super easy and neat to empty. <hl> I did struggle using this to clean our 15 carpeted steps to the second floor. <hl> The hose is very tight on the new machine and I hit myself on the head a few times by pulling the vacuum over. This is mostly a learning curve issue and I do not hold it against the machine. I defy anyone to find a better vacuum for 80$. It is amazing.

I have not bought a vacuum in many decades so maybe I am easy to impress. However, this machine is amazing. It was easy to assemble, the attachments are logical and it is quiet for a vacuum.It became obvious how great this vacuum is when I went over areas I had just cleaned with my old vacuum. Everything looks better. We have a lot of tile floors and this handles those as well as carpets. The dirt cup is super easy and neat to empty.I did struggle using this to <hl> clean our 15 carpeted steps <hl> to the second floor. The hose is very tight on the new machine and I hit myself on the head a few times by pulling the vacuum over. This is mostly a learning curve issue and I do not hold it against the machine.I defy anyone to find a better vacuum for 80$. It is amazing.


Question: What did the author already own?

I have already owned a couple of similar chopper/dicers. All were essentially plastic and did an adequate job on onions, tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, etc. Equipped with a plastic cleaning tool and three cutting grids, its tray has measure lines of its side and when held vertically will provide an accurate measure.While this cuts fairly well and hand washes easily, my only concern are that all body components are plastic. Given my past experience, the plastic pieces are the first things to fatigue and when using you must not exert a lot of pressure on the handle to force fruits and vegetables through the cutting grids. This may result in breakage or fatigue.While this is a relatively inexpensive kitchen tool, I suggest contacting the manufacturer if problems arise. This item has a one year warranty. This is not a bad item, but it does have construction issues.

Answer: chopper/dicers

<hl> I have already owned a couple of similar chopper/dicers . <hl> All were essentially plastic and did an adequate job on onions, tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, etc. Equipped with a plastic cleaning tool and three cutting grids, its tray has measure lines of its side and when held vertically will provide an accurate measure. While this cuts fairly well and hand washes easily, my only concern are that all body components are plastic. Given my past experience, the plastic pieces are the first things to fatigue and when using you must not exert a lot of pressure on the handle to force fruits and vegetables through the cutting grids. This may result in breakage or fatigue. While this is a relatively inexpensive kitchen tool, I suggest contacting the manufacturer if problems arise. This item has a one year warranty. This is not a bad item, but it does have construction issues.

I have already owned a couple of similar <hl> chopper/dicers <hl>. All were essentially plastic and did an adequate job on onions, tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, etc. Equipped with a plastic cleaning tool and three cutting grids, its tray has measure lines of its side and when held vertically will provide an accurate measure.While this cuts fairly well and hand washes easily, my only concern are that all body components are plastic. Given my past experience, the plastic pieces are the first things to fatigue and when using you must not exert a lot of pressure on the handle to force fruits and vegetables through the cutting grids. This may result in breakage or fatigue.While this is a relatively inexpensive kitchen tool, I suggest contacting the manufacturer if problems arise. This item has a one year warranty. This is not a bad item, but it does have construction issues.

I have already owned a couple of similar <hl> chopper/dicers <hl> .


Question: What was the choppers/dicers made of?

Answer: plastic

I have already owned a couple of similar chopper/dicers. <hl> All were essentially plastic and did an adequate job on onions, tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, etc. <hl> Equipped with a plastic cleaning tool and three cutting grids, its tray has measure lines of its side and when held vertically will provide an accurate measure. While this cuts fairly well and hand washes easily, my only concern are that all body components are plastic. Given my past experience, the plastic pieces are the first things to fatigue and when using you must not exert a lot of pressure on the handle to force fruits and vegetables through the cutting grids. This may result in breakage or fatigue. While this is a relatively inexpensive kitchen tool, I suggest contacting the manufacturer if problems arise. This item has a one year warranty. This is not a bad item, but it does have construction issues.

I have already owned a couple of similar chopper/dicers. All were essentially <hl> plastic <hl> and did an adequate job on onions, tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, etc. Equipped with a plastic cleaning tool and three cutting grids, its tray has measure lines of its side and when held vertically will provide an accurate measure.While this cuts fairly well and hand washes easily, my only concern are that all body components are plastic. Given my past experience, the plastic pieces are the first things to fatigue and when using you must not exert a lot of pressure on the handle to force fruits and vegetables through the cutting grids. This may result in breakage or fatigue.While this is a relatively inexpensive kitchen tool, I suggest contacting the manufacturer if problems arise. This item has a one year warranty. This is not a bad item, but it does have construction issues.


Question: What are the author's concerns?

Answer: all body components are plastic

I have already owned a couple of similar chopper/dicers. All were essentially plastic and did an adequate job on onions, tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, etc. Equipped with a plastic cleaning tool and three cutting grids, its tray has measure lines of its side and when held vertically will provide an accurate measure. <hl> While this cuts fairly well and hand washes easily, my only concern are that all body components are plastic . <hl> Given my past experience, the plastic pieces are the first things to fatigue and when using you must not exert a lot of pressure on the handle to force fruits and vegetables through the cutting grids. This may result in breakage or fatigue. While this is a relatively inexpensive kitchen tool, I suggest contacting the manufacturer if problems arise. This item has a one year warranty. This is not a bad item, but it does have construction issues.

I have already owned a couple of similar chopper/dicers. All were essentially plastic and did an adequate job on onions, tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, etc. Equipped with a plastic cleaning tool and three cutting grids, its tray has measure lines of its side and when held vertically will provide an accurate measure.While this cuts fairly well and hand washes easily, my only concern are that <hl> all body components are plastic <hl>. Given my past experience, the plastic pieces are the first things to fatigue and when using you must not exert a lot of pressure on the handle to force fruits and vegetables through the cutting grids. This may result in breakage or fatigue.While this is a relatively inexpensive kitchen tool, I suggest contacting the manufacturer if problems arise. This item has a one year warranty. This is not a bad item, but it does have construction issues.

While this cuts fairly well and hand washes easily, my only concern are that <hl> all body components are plastic <hl> .


Question: How is the kitchen tool described as price wise?

Answer: relatively inexpensive

I have already owned a couple of similar chopper/dicers. All were essentially plastic and did an adequate job on onions, tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, etc. Equipped with a plastic cleaning tool and three cutting grids, its tray has measure lines of its side and when held vertically will provide an accurate measure. While this cuts fairly well and hand washes easily, my only concern are that all body components are plastic. Given my past experience, the plastic pieces are the first things to fatigue and when using you must not exert a lot of pressure on the handle to force fruits and vegetables through the cutting grids. This may result in breakage or fatigue. <hl> While this is a relatively inexpensive kitchen tool, I suggest contacting the manufacturer if problems arise. <hl> This item has a one year warranty. This is not a bad item, but it does have construction issues.

I have already owned a couple of similar chopper/dicers. All were essentially plastic and did an adequate job on onions, tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, etc. Equipped with a plastic cleaning tool and three cutting grids, its tray has measure lines of its side and when held vertically will provide an accurate measure.While this cuts fairly well and hand washes easily, my only concern are that all body components are plastic. Given my past experience, the plastic pieces are the first things to fatigue and when using you must not exert a lot of pressure on the handle to force fruits and vegetables through the cutting grids. This may result in breakage or fatigue.While this is a <hl> relatively inexpensive <hl> kitchen tool, I suggest contacting the manufacturer if problems arise. This item has a one year warranty. This is not a bad item, but it does have construction issues.


Question: How long is the warranty for this product?

Answer: one year warranty

This item has a one year warranty .

I have already owned a couple of similar chopper/dicers. All were essentially plastic and did an adequate job on onions, tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, etc. Equipped with a plastic cleaning tool and three cutting grids, its tray has measure lines of its side and when held vertically will provide an accurate measure. While this cuts fairly well and hand washes easily, my only concern are that all body components are plastic. Given my past experience, the plastic pieces are the first things to fatigue and when using you must not exert a lot of pressure on the handle to force fruits and vegetables through the cutting grids. This may result in breakage or fatigue. While this is a relatively inexpensive kitchen tool, I suggest contacting the manufacturer if problems arise. <hl> This item has a one year warranty . <hl> This is not a bad item, but it does have construction issues.

I have already owned a couple of similar chopper/dicers. All were essentially plastic and did an adequate job on onions, tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, etc. Equipped with a plastic cleaning tool and three cutting grids, its tray has measure lines of its side and when held vertically will provide an accurate measure.While this cuts fairly well and hand washes easily, my only concern are that all body components are plastic. Given my past experience, the plastic pieces are the first things to fatigue and when using you must not exert a lot of pressure on the handle to force fruits and vegetables through the cutting grids. This may result in breakage or fatigue.While this is a relatively inexpensive kitchen tool, I suggest contacting the manufacturer if problems arise. This item has a <hl> one year warranty <hl>. This is not a bad item, but it does have construction issues.

This item has a <hl> one year warranty <hl> .


Question: How man reviews are they gonna write on the pans?

I am only writing one review on these pans. They are so much easier than the old spring for pans with the clamp on the side. I ordered all three sizes -- the eight, nine, and ten-inch pans. Have used only the ten inch- one and given the eight-inch one to a grand daughter. Still have the nine-inch new in the box. This is absolutely a great product. I bake the cheese cake in it without the foil wrap in the water bath. It does not leak and is SO easy to remove the ring when ready. I'm so glad I "sprung" for it.

Answer: one review

<hl> I am only writing one review on these pans. <hl> They are so much easier than the old spring for pans with the clamp on the side. I ordered all three sizes -- the eight, nine, and ten-inch pans. Have used only the ten inch- one and given the eight-inch one to a grand daughter. Still have the nine-inch new in the box. This is absolutely a great product. I bake the cheese cake in it without the foil wrap in the water bath. It does not leak and is SO easy to remove the ring when ready. I'm so glad I "sprung" for it.

I am only writing <hl> one review <hl> on these pans. They are so much easier than the old spring for pans with the clamp on the side. I ordered all three sizes -- the eight, nine, and ten-inch pans. Have used only the ten inch- one and given the eight-inch one to a grand daughter. Still have the nine-inch new in the box. This is absolutely a great product. I bake the cheese cake in it without the foil wrap in the water bath. It does not leak and is SO easy to remove the ring when ready. I'm so glad I "sprung" for it.


Question: Which is the only one they used?

Answer: ten inch

I am only writing one review on these pans. They are so much easier than the old spring for pans with the clamp on the side. I ordered all three sizes -- the eight, nine, and ten-inch pans. <hl> Have used only the ten inch - one and given the eight-inch one to a grand daughter. <hl> Still have the nine-inch new in the box. This is absolutely a great product. I bake the cheese cake in it without the foil wrap in the water bath. It does not leak and is SO easy to remove the ring when ready. I'm so glad I "sprung" for it.

I am only writing one review on these pans. They are so much easier than the old spring for pans with the clamp on the side. I ordered all three sizes -- the eight, nine, and ten-inch pans. Have used only the <hl> ten inch <hl>- one and given the eight-inch one to a grand daughter. Still have the nine-inch new in the box. This is absolutely a great product. I bake the cheese cake in it without the foil wrap in the water bath. It does not leak and is SO easy to remove the ring when ready. I'm so glad I "sprung" for it.

Have used only the <hl> ten inch <hl> - one and given the eight-inch one to a grand daughter.


Question: What were the sizes?

Answer: eight, nine, and ten-inch

I am only writing one review on these pans. They are so much easier than the old spring for pans with the clamp on the side. <hl> I ordered all three sizes -- the eight, nine, and ten-inch pans. <hl> Have used only the ten inch- one and given the eight-inch one to a grand daughter. Still have the nine-inch new in the box. This is absolutely a great product. I bake the cheese cake in it without the foil wrap in the water bath. It does not leak and is SO easy to remove the ring when ready. I'm so glad I "sprung" for it.

I am only writing one review on these pans. They are so much easier than the old spring for pans with the clamp on the side. I ordered all three sizes -- the <hl> eight, nine, and ten-inch <hl> pans. Have used only the ten inch- one and given the eight-inch one to a grand daughter. Still have the nine-inch new in the box. This is absolutely a great product. I bake the cheese cake in it without the foil wrap in the water bath. It does not leak and is SO easy to remove the ring when ready. I'm so glad I "sprung" for it.


Question: How many sizes did they order?

Answer: all three sizes

I am only writing one review on these pans. They are so much easier than the old spring for pans with the clamp on the side. <hl> I ordered all three sizes -- the eight, nine, and ten-inch pans. <hl> Have used only the ten inch- one and given the eight-inch one to a grand daughter. Still have the nine-inch new in the box. This is absolutely a great product. I bake the cheese cake in it without the foil wrap in the water bath. It does not leak and is SO easy to remove the ring when ready. I'm so glad I "sprung" for it.

I am only writing one review on these pans. They are so much easier than the old spring for pans with the clamp on the side. I ordered <hl> all three sizes <hl> -- the eight, nine, and ten-inch pans. Have used only the ten inch- one and given the eight-inch one to a grand daughter. Still have the nine-inch new in the box. This is absolutely a great product. I bake the cheese cake in it without the foil wrap in the water bath. It does not leak and is SO easy to remove the ring when ready. I'm so glad I "sprung" for it.


Question: When was the skillet great?

This was a great skillet when new. The size, shape, weight and non-stick coating were just what I wanted. But after just a few months of casual use, the non-stick coating has begun to come off all along the upper edge. We don't use metal utensils or scouring pads nor have we ever run it through the dishwasher or tried to deep fry in the thing. Its just peeling off for no reason. I'm really disappointed for this being a Farberware product.

Answer: when new

This was a great skillet when new .

<hl> This was a great skillet when new . <hl> The size, shape, weight and non-stick coating were just what I wanted. But after just a few months of casual use, the non-stick coating has begun to come off all along the upper edge. We don't use metal utensils or scouring pads nor have we ever run it through the dishwasher or tried to deep fry in the thing. Its just peeling off for no reason. I'm really disappointed for this being a Farberware product.

This was a great skillet <hl> when new <hl>. The size, shape, weight and non-stick coating were just what I wanted. But after just a few months of casual use, the non-stick coating has begun to come off all along the upper edge. We don't use metal utensils or scouring pads nor have we ever run it through the dishwasher or tried to deep fry in the thing. Its just peeling off for no reason. I'm really disappointed for this being a Farberware product.

This was a great skillet <hl> when new <hl> .


Question: What was "just what they wanted'?

Answer: size, shape, weight and non-stick coating

This was a great skillet when new. <hl> The size, shape, weight and non-stick coating were just what I wanted. <hl> But after just a few months of casual use, the non-stick coating has begun to come off all along the upper edge. We don't use metal utensils or scouring pads nor have we ever run it through the dishwasher or tried to deep fry in the thing. Its just peeling off for no reason. I'm really disappointed for this being a Farberware product.

This was a great skillet when new. The <hl> size, shape, weight and non-stick coating <hl> were just what I wanted. But after just a few months of casual use, the non-stick coating has begun to come off all along the upper edge. We don't use metal utensils or scouring pads nor have we ever run it through the dishwasher or tried to deep fry in the thing. Its just peeling off for no reason. I'm really disappointed for this being a Farberware product.


Question: What happened after a few months?

Answer: the non-stick coating has begun to come off all along the upper edge

This was a great skillet when new. The size, shape, weight and non-stick coating were just what I wanted. <hl> But after just a few months of casual use, the non-stick coating has begun to come off all along the upper edge . <hl> We don't use metal utensils or scouring pads nor have we ever run it through the dishwasher or tried to deep fry in the thing. Its just peeling off for no reason. I'm really disappointed for this being a Farberware product.

This was a great skillet when new. The size, shape, weight and non-stick coating were just what I wanted. But after just a few months of casual use, <hl> the non-stick coating has begun to come off all along the upper edge <hl>. We don't use metal utensils or scouring pads nor have we ever run it through the dishwasher or tried to deep fry in the thing. Its just peeling off for no reason. I'm really disappointed for this being a Farberware product.

But after just a few months of casual use, <hl> the non-stick coating has begun to come off all along the upper edge <hl> .


Question: What don't they use?

Answer: metal utensils or scouring pads

This was a great skillet when new. The size, shape, weight and non-stick coating were just what I wanted. But after just a few months of casual use, the non-stick coating has begun to come off all along the upper edge. <hl> We don't use metal utensils or scouring pads nor have we ever run it through the dishwasher or tried to deep fry in the thing. <hl> Its just peeling off for no reason. I'm really disappointed for this being a Farberware product.

This was a great skillet when new. The size, shape, weight and non-stick coating were just what I wanted. But after just a few months of casual use, the non-stick coating has begun to come off all along the upper edge. We don't use <hl> metal utensils or scouring pads <hl> nor have we ever run it through the dishwasher or tried to deep fry in the thing. Its just peeling off for no reason. I'm really disappointed for this being a Farberware product.


Question: How do they feel about the product?

I bought this product a while ago! However, I just want to let people know, I really like it. I bought it to filter water through my emergency 5-gal bucket water storage contraption. Thank you, Youtube! Anyway, it does a great job of pulling out impurities in the water, and the result tastes great. In an emergency situation, like if there was flooding and possible viral water contamination, I might still boil the water to kill anything that miraculously slipped through the small pores of this candle, but otherwise, I would drink it straight after the filter. It takes out ALL sediment, so you will not be drinking any floaties. If the water was really dirty, I would pre-filter it through sand or cloth first before running it through this though. It is a fine filter, and would clog if challenged with too much debris.This filter required patience. Water doesn't pour through ceramic. However, that's why it works so well.Hint: I purchased two of these, and one was filtering water at a much slower rate that the other. So, I dried it out completely, sanded it down gently, and rinsed/wiped it down before reinstalling it. Worked so much better! I think that this process would be good as maintenance if the filter was used regularly.

Answer: really like it

I bought this product a while ago! <hl> However, I just want to let people know, I really like it . <hl> I bought it to filter water through my emergency 5-gal bucket water storage contraption. Thank you, Youtube! Anyway, it does a great job of pulling out impurities in the water, and the result tastes great. In an emergency situation, like if there was flooding and possible viral water contamination, I might still boil the water to kill anything that miraculously slipped through the small pores of this candle, but otherwise, I would drink it straight after the filter. It takes out ALL sediment, so you will not be drinking any floaties. If the water was really dirty, I would pre-filter it through sand or cloth first before running it through this though. It is a fine filter, and would clog if challenged with too much debris. This filter required patience. Water doesn't pour through ceramic. However, that's why it works so well. Hint: I purchased two of these, and one was filtering water at a much slower rate that the other. So, I dried it out completely, sanded it down gently, and rinsed/wiped it down before reinstalling it. Worked so much better! I think that this process would be good as maintenance if the filter was used regularly.

I bought this product a while ago! However, I just want to let people know, I <hl> really like it <hl>. I bought it to filter water through my emergency 5-gal bucket water storage contraption. Thank you, Youtube! Anyway, it does a great job of pulling out impurities in the water, and the result tastes great. In an emergency situation, like if there was flooding and possible viral water contamination, I might still boil the water to kill anything that miraculously slipped through the small pores of this candle, but otherwise, I would drink it straight after the filter. It takes out ALL sediment, so you will not be drinking any floaties. If the water was really dirty, I would pre-filter it through sand or cloth first before running it through this though. It is a fine filter, and would clog if challenged with too much debris.This filter required patience. Water doesn't pour through ceramic. However, that's why it works so well.Hint: I purchased two of these, and one was filtering water at a much slower rate that the other. So, I dried it out completely, sanded it down gently, and rinsed/wiped it down before reinstalling it. Worked so much better! I think that this process would be good as maintenance if the filter was used regularly.

However, I just want to let people know, I <hl> really like it <hl> .


Question: Why did they buy it?

Answer: filter water through my emergency 5-gal bucket water storage contraption

I bought this product a while ago! However, I just want to let people know, I really like it. <hl> I bought it to filter water through my emergency 5-gal bucket water storage contraption . <hl> Thank you, Youtube! Anyway, it does a great job of pulling out impurities in the water, and the result tastes great. In an emergency situation, like if there was flooding and possible viral water contamination, I might still boil the water to kill anything that miraculously slipped through the small pores of this candle, but otherwise, I would drink it straight after the filter. It takes out ALL sediment, so you will not be drinking any floaties. If the water was really dirty, I would pre-filter it through sand or cloth first before running it through this though. It is a fine filter, and would clog if challenged with too much debris. This filter required patience. Water doesn't pour through ceramic. However, that's why it works so well. Hint: I purchased two of these, and one was filtering water at a much slower rate that the other. So, I dried it out completely, sanded it down gently, and rinsed/wiped it down before reinstalling it. Worked so much better! I think that this process would be good as maintenance if the filter was used regularly.

I bought this product a while ago! However, I just want to let people know, I really like it. I bought it to <hl> filter water through my emergency 5-gal bucket water storage contraption <hl>. Thank you, Youtube! Anyway, it does a great job of pulling out impurities in the water, and the result tastes great. In an emergency situation, like if there was flooding and possible viral water contamination, I might still boil the water to kill anything that miraculously slipped through the small pores of this candle, but otherwise, I would drink it straight after the filter. It takes out ALL sediment, so you will not be drinking any floaties. If the water was really dirty, I would pre-filter it through sand or cloth first before running it through this though. It is a fine filter, and would clog if challenged with too much debris.This filter required patience. Water doesn't pour through ceramic. However, that's why it works so well.Hint: I purchased two of these, and one was filtering water at a much slower rate that the other. So, I dried it out completely, sanded it down gently, and rinsed/wiped it down before reinstalling it. Worked so much better! I think that this process would be good as maintenance if the filter was used regularly.

I bought it to <hl> filter water through my emergency 5-gal bucket water storage contraption <hl> .


Question: What does it do a great job at?

Answer: pulling out impurities in the water

I bought this product a while ago! However, I just want to let people know, I really like it. I bought it to filter water through my emergency 5-gal bucket water storage contraption. Thank you, Youtube! <hl> Anyway, it does a great job of pulling out impurities in the water , and the result tastes great. <hl> In an emergency situation, like if there was flooding and possible viral water contamination, I might still boil the water to kill anything that miraculously slipped through the small pores of this candle, but otherwise, I would drink it straight after the filter. It takes out ALL sediment, so you will not be drinking any floaties. If the water was really dirty, I would pre-filter it through sand or cloth first before running it through this though. It is a fine filter, and would clog if challenged with too much debris. This filter required patience. Water doesn't pour through ceramic. However, that's why it works so well. Hint: I purchased two of these, and one was filtering water at a much slower rate that the other. So, I dried it out completely, sanded it down gently, and rinsed/wiped it down before reinstalling it. Worked so much better! I think that this process would be good as maintenance if the filter was used regularly.

I bought this product a while ago! However, I just want to let people know, I really like it. I bought it to filter water through my emergency 5-gal bucket water storage contraption. Thank you, Youtube! Anyway, it does a great job of <hl> pulling out impurities in the water <hl>, and the result tastes great. In an emergency situation, like if there was flooding and possible viral water contamination, I might still boil the water to kill anything that miraculously slipped through the small pores of this candle, but otherwise, I would drink it straight after the filter. It takes out ALL sediment, so you will not be drinking any floaties. If the water was really dirty, I would pre-filter it through sand or cloth first before running it through this though. It is a fine filter, and would clog if challenged with too much debris.This filter required patience. Water doesn't pour through ceramic. However, that's why it works so well.Hint: I purchased two of these, and one was filtering water at a much slower rate that the other. So, I dried it out completely, sanded it down gently, and rinsed/wiped it down before reinstalling it. Worked so much better! I think that this process would be good as maintenance if the filter was used regularly.

Anyway, it does a great job of <hl> pulling out impurities in the water <hl> , and the result tastes great.


Question: How's the taste of the water?

Answer: great

I bought this product a while ago! However, I just want to let people know, I really like it. I bought it to filter water through my emergency 5-gal bucket water storage contraption. Thank you, Youtube! <hl> Anyway, it does a great job of pulling out impurities in the water, and the result tastes great. <hl> In an emergency situation, like if there was flooding and possible viral water contamination, I might still boil the water to kill anything that miraculously slipped through the small pores of this candle, but otherwise, I would drink it straight after the filter. It takes out ALL sediment, so you will not be drinking any floaties. If the water was really dirty, I would pre-filter it through sand or cloth first before running it through this though. It is a fine filter, and would clog if challenged with too much debris. This filter required patience. Water doesn't pour through ceramic. However, that's why it works so well. Hint: I purchased two of these, and one was filtering water at a much slower rate that the other. So, I dried it out completely, sanded it down gently, and rinsed/wiped it down before reinstalling it. Worked so much better! I think that this process would be good as maintenance if the filter was used regularly.

I bought this product a while ago! However, I just want to let people know, I really like it. I bought it to filter water through my emergency 5-gal bucket water storage contraption. Thank you, Youtube! Anyway, it does a <hl> great <hl> job of pulling out impurities in the water, and the result tastes great. In an emergency situation, like if there was flooding and possible viral water contamination, I might still boil the water to kill anything that miraculously slipped through the small pores of this candle, but otherwise, I would drink it straight after the filter. It takes out ALL sediment, so you will not be drinking any floaties. If the water was really dirty, I would pre-filter it through sand or cloth first before running it through this though. It is a fine filter, and would clog if challenged with too much debris.This filter required patience. Water doesn't pour through ceramic. However, that's why it works so well.Hint: I purchased two of these, and one was filtering water at a much slower rate that the other. So, I dried it out completely, sanded it down gently, and rinsed/wiped it down before reinstalling it. Worked so much better! I think that this process would be good as maintenance if the filter was used regularly.


Question: What is a powerful iron?

The Big Boss Pro Steam is truly a powerful iron for those cotton shirts and even bed sheets you may not want to throw in the dryer. The steam vents are plenty and quite powerful. You need to carefully see where the vents are before shooting steam so you don't hurt yourself. The iron itself looks good but is quite heavy. While I like this iron for hard to iron clothes, I still prefer my Panasonic to this one because it's light and easier to hold. That said, if you only use an iron for cotton, you will love this one.

Answer: The Big Boss Pro Steam

<hl> The Big Boss Pro Steam is truly a powerful iron for those cotton shirts and even bed sheets you may not want to throw in the dryer. <hl> The steam vents are plenty and quite powerful. You need to carefully see where the vents are before shooting steam so you don't hurt yourself. The iron itself looks good but is quite heavy. While I like this iron for hard to iron clothes, I still prefer my Panasonic to this one because it's light and easier to hold. That said, if you only use an iron for cotton, you will love this one.

<hl> The Big Boss Pro Steam <hl> is truly a powerful iron for those cotton shirts and even bed sheets you may not want to throw in the dryer. The steam vents are plenty and quite powerful. You need to carefully see where the vents are before shooting steam so you don't hurt yourself. The iron itself looks good but is quite heavy. While I like this iron for hard to iron clothes, I still prefer my Panasonic to this one because it's light and easier to hold. That said, if you only use an iron for cotton, you will love this one.


Question: How are the steam vents?

Answer: plenty and quite powerful

The Big Boss Pro Steam is truly a powerful iron for those cotton shirts and even bed sheets you may not want to throw in the dryer. <hl> The steam vents are plenty and quite powerful . <hl> You need to carefully see where the vents are before shooting steam so you don't hurt yourself. The iron itself looks good but is quite heavy. While I like this iron for hard to iron clothes, I still prefer my Panasonic to this one because it's light and easier to hold. That said, if you only use an iron for cotton, you will love this one.

The Big Boss Pro Steam is truly a powerful iron for those cotton shirts and even bed sheets you may not want to throw in the dryer. The steam vents are <hl> plenty and quite powerful <hl>. You need to carefully see where the vents are before shooting steam so you don't hurt yourself. The iron itself looks good but is quite heavy. While I like this iron for hard to iron clothes, I still prefer my Panasonic to this one because it's light and easier to hold. That said, if you only use an iron for cotton, you will love this one.

The steam vents are <hl> plenty and quite powerful <hl> .


Question: What can it be used for?

Answer: cotton shirts and even bed sheets

<hl> The Big Boss Pro Steam is truly a powerful iron for those cotton shirts and even bed sheets you may not want to throw in the dryer. <hl> The steam vents are plenty and quite powerful. You need to carefully see where the vents are before shooting steam so you don't hurt yourself. The iron itself looks good but is quite heavy. While I like this iron for hard to iron clothes, I still prefer my Panasonic to this one because it's light and easier to hold. That said, if you only use an iron for cotton, you will love this one.

The Big Boss Pro Steam is truly a powerful iron for those <hl> cotton shirts and even bed sheets <hl> you may not want to throw in the dryer. The steam vents are plenty and quite powerful. You need to carefully see where the vents are before shooting steam so you don't hurt yourself. The iron itself looks good but is quite heavy. While I like this iron for hard to iron clothes, I still prefer my Panasonic to this one because it's light and easier to hold. That said, if you only use an iron for cotton, you will love this one.


Question: What do you need to carefully do?

Answer: see where the vents are before shooting steam

The Big Boss Pro Steam is truly a powerful iron for those cotton shirts and even bed sheets you may not want to throw in the dryer. The steam vents are plenty and quite powerful. <hl> You need to carefully see where the vents are before shooting steam so you don't hurt yourself. <hl> The iron itself looks good but is quite heavy. While I like this iron for hard to iron clothes, I still prefer my Panasonic to this one because it's light and easier to hold. That said, if you only use an iron for cotton, you will love this one.

The Big Boss Pro Steam is truly a powerful iron for those cotton shirts and even bed sheets you may not want to throw in the dryer. The steam vents are plenty and quite powerful. You need to carefully <hl> see where the vents are before shooting steam <hl> so you don't hurt yourself. The iron itself looks good but is quite heavy. While I like this iron for hard to iron clothes, I still prefer my Panasonic to this one because it's light and easier to hold. That said, if you only use an iron for cotton, you will love this one.


Question: What did they look at a lot of?

Looked at a lot of wall-mount pot racks, found several that I liked. My husband wanted one with some wood, so settled on this one. It was very easy to install as the placement of the wall brackets along the length of the track are adjustable, so you can make sure you're getting the brackets into wall studs. The slatted rack/shelf on top is nice, wish it were a little bit wider - the larger lids have to stand upright/lean against the wall and can't be laid on the shelf. Also, the shelf is not attached to the rest of the rack. I don't think it's going to go anywhere. May put some cookbooks up there as well. Overall very pleased with this pot rack, fills the space that I was having trouble finding artwork for, plus gives us more storage for our nicer pans.

Answer: wall-mount pot racks

<hl> Looked at a lot of wall-mount pot racks , found several that I liked. <hl> My husband wanted one with some wood, so settled on this one. It was very easy to install as the placement of the wall brackets along the length of the track are adjustable, so you can make sure you're getting the brackets into wall studs. The slatted rack/shelf on top is nice, wish it were a little bit wider - the larger lids have to stand upright/lean against the wall and can't be laid on the shelf. Also, the shelf is not attached to the rest of the rack. I don't think it's going to go anywhere. May put some cookbooks up there as well. Overall very pleased with this pot rack, fills the space that I was having trouble finding artwork for, plus gives us more storage for our nicer pans.

Looked at a lot of <hl> wall-mount pot racks <hl>, found several that I liked. My husband wanted one with some wood, so settled on this one. It was very easy to install as the placement of the wall brackets along the length of the track are adjustable, so you can make sure you're getting the brackets into wall studs. The slatted rack/shelf on top is nice, wish it were a little bit wider - the larger lids have to stand upright/lean against the wall and can't be laid on the shelf. Also, the shelf is not attached to the rest of the rack. I don't think it's going to go anywhere. May put some cookbooks up there as well. Overall very pleased with this pot rack, fills the space that I was having trouble finding artwork for, plus gives us more storage for our nicer pans.

Looked at a lot of <hl> wall-mount pot racks <hl> , found several that I liked.


Question: Who wanted some with wood?

Answer: husband

Looked at a lot of wall-mount pot racks, found several that I liked. <hl> My husband wanted one with some wood, so settled on this one. <hl> It was very easy to install as the placement of the wall brackets along the length of the track are adjustable, so you can make sure you're getting the brackets into wall studs. The slatted rack/shelf on top is nice, wish it were a little bit wider - the larger lids have to stand upright/lean against the wall and can't be laid on the shelf. Also, the shelf is not attached to the rest of the rack. I don't think it's going to go anywhere. May put some cookbooks up there as well. Overall very pleased with this pot rack, fills the space that I was having trouble finding artwork for, plus gives us more storage for our nicer pans.

Looked at a lot of wall-mount pot racks, found several that I liked. My <hl> husband <hl> wanted one with some wood, so settled on this one. It was very easy to install as the placement of the wall brackets along the length of the track are adjustable, so you can make sure you're getting the brackets into wall studs. The slatted rack/shelf on top is nice, wish it were a little bit wider - the larger lids have to stand upright/lean against the wall and can't be laid on the shelf. Also, the shelf is not attached to the rest of the rack. I don't think it's going to go anywhere. May put some cookbooks up there as well. Overall very pleased with this pot rack, fills the space that I was having trouble finding artwork for, plus gives us more storage for our nicer pans.


Question: How was the install?

Answer: very easy

Looked at a lot of wall-mount pot racks, found several that I liked. My husband wanted one with some wood, so settled on this one. <hl> It was very easy to install as the placement of the wall brackets along the length of the track are adjustable, so you can make sure you're getting the brackets into wall studs. <hl> The slatted rack/shelf on top is nice, wish it were a little bit wider - the larger lids have to stand upright/lean against the wall and can't be laid on the shelf. Also, the shelf is not attached to the rest of the rack. I don't think it's going to go anywhere. May put some cookbooks up there as well. Overall very pleased with this pot rack, fills the space that I was having trouble finding artwork for, plus gives us more storage for our nicer pans.

Looked at a lot of wall-mount pot racks, found several that I liked. My husband wanted one with some wood, so settled on this one. It was <hl> very easy <hl> to install as the placement of the wall brackets along the length of the track are adjustable, so you can make sure you're getting the brackets into wall studs. The slatted rack/shelf on top is nice, wish it were a little bit wider - the larger lids have to stand upright/lean against the wall and can't be laid on the shelf. Also, the shelf is not attached to the rest of the rack. I don't think it's going to go anywhere. May put some cookbooks up there as well. Overall very pleased with this pot rack, fills the space that I was having trouble finding artwork for, plus gives us more storage for our nicer pans.


Question: What do they wish about the rack/self?

Answer: it were a little bit wider

Looked at a lot of wall-mount pot racks, found several that I liked. My husband wanted one with some wood, so settled on this one. It was very easy to install as the placement of the wall brackets along the length of the track are adjustable, so you can make sure you're getting the brackets into wall studs. <hl> The slatted rack/shelf on top is nice, wish it were a little bit wider - the larger lids have to stand upright/lean against the wall and can't be laid on the shelf. <hl> Also, the shelf is not attached to the rest of the rack. I don't think it's going to go anywhere. May put some cookbooks up there as well. Overall very pleased with this pot rack, fills the space that I was having trouble finding artwork for, plus gives us more storage for our nicer pans.

Looked at a lot of wall-mount pot racks, found several that I liked. My husband wanted one with some wood, so settled on this one. It was very easy to install as the placement of the wall brackets along the length of the track are adjustable, so you can make sure you're getting the brackets into wall studs. The slatted rack/shelf on top is nice, wish <hl> it were a little bit wider <hl> - the larger lids have to stand upright/lean against the wall and can't be laid on the shelf. Also, the shelf is not attached to the rest of the rack. I don't think it's going to go anywhere. May put some cookbooks up there as well. Overall very pleased with this pot rack, fills the space that I was having trouble finding artwork for, plus gives us more storage for our nicer pans.


Question: How does the panel keep the user's sleep area?

I really like panel. is as it is in the picture. The cool thing is that it really insulates the room nicely it keeps my sleep area cool and it prevents my living area from getting cold

Answer: cool

I really like panel. is as it is in the picture. <hl> The cool thing is that it really insulates the room nicely it keeps my sleep area cool and it prevents my living area from getting cold <hl>

I really like panel. is as it is in the picture. The <hl> cool <hl> thing is that it really insulates the room nicely it keeps my sleep area cool and it prevents my living area from getting cold


Question: Which area does the user want to stay warm?

Answer: living area

I really like panel. is as it is in the picture. <hl> The cool thing is that it really insulates the room nicely it keeps my sleep area cool and it prevents my living area from getting cold <hl>

I really like panel. is as it is in the picture. The cool thing is that it really insulates the room nicely it keeps my sleep area cool and it prevents my <hl> living area <hl> from getting cold


Question: Which area does the user wish to keep cool?

Answer: sleep area

I really like panel. is as it is in the picture. <hl> The cool thing is that it really insulates the room nicely it keeps my sleep area cool <hl> and it prevents my living area from getting cold

I really like panel. is as it is in the picture. The cool thing is that it really insulates the room nicely it keeps my <hl> sleep area <hl> cool and it prevents my living area from getting cold


Question: What product is as described?

Answer: panel

<hl> I really like panel . is as it is in the picture. <hl> The cool thing is that it really insulates the room nicely it keeps my sleep area cool and it prevents my living area from getting cold

I really like <hl> panel <hl>. is as it is in the picture. The cool thing is that it really insulates the room nicely it keeps my sleep area cool and it prevents my living area from getting cold

I really like <hl> panel <hl> . is as it is in the picture.


Question: How does the user describe the attractiveness of the skillet?

have had this beautiful skillet for about a month now and at first food just slid off it amazingly well but even in such a short period of time it has lost its non-stick quality and now requires scraping when trying to remove food. all recommended care and use guidelines were followed so this shouldn't really have happened. its too bad too because this was my favorite pan when it arrived.

Answer: beautiful

<hl> have had this beautiful skillet for about a month now and at first food just slid off it amazingly well but even in such a short period of time it has lost its non-stick quality and now requires scraping when trying to remove food. <hl> all recommended care and use guidelines were followed so this shouldn't really have happened. its too bad too because this was my favorite pan when it arrived.

have had this <hl> beautiful <hl> skillet for about a month now and at first food just slid off it amazingly well but even in such a short period of time it has lost its non-stick quality and now requires scraping when trying to remove food. all recommended care and use guidelines were followed so this shouldn't really have happened. its too bad too because this was my favorite pan when it arrived.


Question: How long did the skillet take to stop being perfect?

Answer: short period of time

<hl> have had this beautiful skillet for about a month now and at first food just slid off it amazingly well but even in such a short period of time it has lost its non-stick quality and now requires scraping when trying to remove food. <hl> all recommended care and use guidelines were followed so this shouldn't really have happened. its too bad too because this was my favorite pan when it arrived.

have had this beautiful skillet for about a month now and at first food just slid off it amazingly well but even in such a <hl> short period of time <hl> it has lost its non-stick quality and now requires scraping when trying to remove food. all recommended care and use guidelines were followed so this shouldn't really have happened. its too bad too because this was my favorite pan when it arrived.


Question: What important quality did the skillet lose?

Answer: non-stick

<hl> have had this beautiful skillet for about a month now and at first food just slid off it amazingly well but even in such a short period of time it has lost its non-stick quality and now requires scraping when trying to remove food. <hl> all recommended care and use guidelines were followed so this shouldn't really have happened. its too bad too because this was my favorite pan when it arrived.

have had this beautiful skillet for about a month now and at first food just slid off it amazingly well but even in such a short period of time it has lost its <hl> non-stick <hl> quality and now requires scraping when trying to remove food. all recommended care and use guidelines were followed so this shouldn't really have happened. its too bad too because this was my favorite pan when it arrived.


Question: Which guidlines did the user follow?

Answer: recommended care and use

have had this beautiful skillet for about a month now and at first food just slid off it amazingly well but even in such a short period of time it has lost its non-stick quality and now requires scraping when trying to remove food. <hl> all recommended care and use guidelines were followed so this shouldn't really have happened. <hl> its too bad too because this was my favorite pan when it arrived.

have had this beautiful skillet for about a month now and at first food just slid off it amazingly well but even in such a short period of time it has lost its non-stick quality and now requires scraping when trying to remove food. all <hl> recommended care and use <hl> guidelines were followed so this shouldn't really have happened. its too bad too because this was my favorite pan when it arrived.


Question: How long has the user owned this product?

I only came across this product because I'm looking to buy a replacement for it. Before you think I'm ridiculous for rating it 5 stars, let's just say I have had this hot pot for 9 1/2 years, and it has served me well. The water boils much faster than heating on a stove-top kettle. I use it to boil water for hot chocolate, tea, etc. It recently started making sparks when I heat up the water, so I figured it's time for a new one. I think I only paid about $10 for this at Linens n Things when I first purchased it, so I can't say that it wasn't $10 well-spent.

Answer: 9 1/2 years

I only came across this product because I'm looking to buy a replacement for it. <hl> Before you think I'm ridiculous for rating it 5 stars, let's just say I have had this hot pot for 9 1/2 years , and it has served me well. <hl> The water boils much faster than heating on a stove-top kettle. I use it to boil water for hot chocolate, tea, etc. It recently started making sparks when I heat up the water, so I figured it's time for a new one. I think I only paid about $10 for this at Linens n Things when I first purchased it, so I can't say that it wasn't $10 well-spent.

I only came across this product because I'm looking to buy a replacement for it. Before you think I'm ridiculous for rating it 5 stars, let's just say I have had this hot pot for <hl> 9 1/2 years <hl>, and it has served me well. The water boils much faster than heating on a stove-top kettle. I use it to boil water for hot chocolate, tea, etc. It recently started making sparks when I heat up the water, so I figured it's time for a new one. I think I only paid about $10 for this at Linens n Things when I first purchased it, so I can't say that it wasn't $10 well-spent.

Before you think I'm ridiculous for rating it 5 stars, let's just say I have had this hot pot for <hl> 9 1/2 years <hl> , and it has served me well.


Question: How much did this product cost originally?

Answer: $10

I only came across this product because I'm looking to buy a replacement for it. Before you think I'm ridiculous for rating it 5 stars, let's just say I have had this hot pot for 9 1/2 years, and it has served me well. The water boils much faster than heating on a stove-top kettle. I use it to boil water for hot chocolate, tea, etc. It recently started making sparks when I heat up the water, so I figured it's time for a new one. <hl> I think I only paid about $10 for this at Linens n Things when I first purchased it, so I can't say that it wasn't $10 well-spent. <hl>

I only came across this product because I'm looking to buy a replacement for it. Before you think I'm ridiculous for rating it 5 stars, let's just say I have had this hot pot for 9 1/2 years, and it has served me well. The water boils much faster than heating on a stove-top kettle. I use it to boil water for hot chocolate, tea, etc. It recently started making sparks when I heat up the water, so I figured it's time for a new one. I think I only paid about <hl> $10 <hl> for this at Linens n Things when I first purchased it, so I can't say that it wasn't $10 well-spent.


Question: Why is the user looking for a replacement?

Answer: recently started making sparks

I only came across this product because I'm looking to buy a replacement for it. Before you think I'm ridiculous for rating it 5 stars, let's just say I have had this hot pot for 9 1/2 years, and it has served me well. The water boils much faster than heating on a stove-top kettle. I use it to boil water for hot chocolate, tea, etc. <hl> It recently started making sparks when I heat up the water, so I figured it's time for a new one. <hl> I think I only paid about $10 for this at Linens n Things when I first purchased it, so I can't say that it wasn't $10 well-spent.

I only came across this product because I'm looking to buy a replacement for it. Before you think I'm ridiculous for rating it 5 stars, let's just say I have had this hot pot for 9 1/2 years, and it has served me well. The water boils much faster than heating on a stove-top kettle. I use it to boil water for hot chocolate, tea, etc. It <hl> recently started making sparks <hl> when I heat up the water, so I figured it's time for a new one. I think I only paid about $10 for this at Linens n Things when I first purchased it, so I can't say that it wasn't $10 well-spent.


Question: According to this user, for what purpose is the product used?

Answer: boil water

I only came across this product because I'm looking to buy a replacement for it. Before you think I'm ridiculous for rating it 5 stars, let's just say I have had this hot pot for 9 1/2 years, and it has served me well. The water boils much faster than heating on a stove-top kettle. <hl> I use it to boil water for hot chocolate, tea, etc. <hl> It recently started making sparks when I heat up the water, so I figured it's time for a new one. I think I only paid about $10 for this at Linens n Things when I first purchased it, so I can't say that it wasn't $10 well-spent.

I only came across this product because I'm looking to buy a replacement for it. Before you think I'm ridiculous for rating it 5 stars, let's just say I have had this hot pot for 9 1/2 years, and it has served me well. The water boils much faster than heating on a stove-top kettle. I use it to <hl> boil water <hl> for hot chocolate, tea, etc. It recently started making sparks when I heat up the water, so I figured it's time for a new one. I think I only paid about $10 for this at Linens n Things when I first purchased it, so I can't say that it wasn't $10 well-spent.


Question: What vegetable did the user try with this tool?

This is a very handy tool that I know I will use often, not one of those that will sit in the bottom of the drawer. It is very easy to use and clean. My only comment is that while it is called a Julienne peeler, what it produces are very fine shreds, finer than what I would call julienne. But it made quick work of a couple of carrots for salad and produced a size and texture that were much better to my taste than carrot slices and it's a whiz for cole slaw. I've only had it for a short while, but it seems to be very sturdy and I can imagine it holding up well over time. Recommended.

Answer: carrots

This is a very handy tool that I know I will use often, not one of those that will sit in the bottom of the drawer. It is very easy to use and clean. My only comment is that while it is called a Julienne peeler, what it produces are very fine shreds, finer than what I would call julienne. <hl> But it made quick work of a couple of carrots for salad and produced a size and texture that were much better to my taste than carrot slices and it's a whiz for cole slaw. <hl> I've only had it for a short while, but it seems to be very sturdy and I can imagine it holding up well over time. Recommended.

This is a very handy tool that I know I will use often, not one of those that will sit in the bottom of the drawer. It is very easy to use and clean. My only comment is that while it is called a Julienne peeler, what it produces are very fine shreds, finer than what I would call julienne. But it made quick work of a couple of <hl> carrots <hl> for salad and produced a size and texture that were much better to my taste than carrot slices and it's a whiz for cole slaw. I've only had it for a short while, but it seems to be very sturdy and I can imagine it holding up well over time. Recommended.


Question: How long has the user owned this product?

Answer: a short while

This is a very handy tool that I know I will use often, not one of those that will sit in the bottom of the drawer. It is very easy to use and clean. My only comment is that while it is called a Julienne peeler, what it produces are very fine shreds, finer than what I would call julienne. But it made quick work of a couple of carrots for salad and produced a size and texture that were much better to my taste than carrot slices and it's a whiz for cole slaw. <hl> I've only had it for a short while , but it seems to be very sturdy and I can imagine it holding up well over time. <hl> Recommended.

This is a very handy tool that I know I will use often, not one of those that will sit in the bottom of the drawer. It is very easy to use and clean. My only comment is that while it is called a Julienne peeler, what it produces are very fine shreds, finer than what I would call julienne. But it made quick work of a couple of carrots for salad and produced a size and texture that were much better to my taste than carrot slices and it's a whiz for cole slaw. I've only had it for <hl> a short while <hl>, but it seems to be very sturdy and I can imagine it holding up well over time. Recommended.

I've only had it for <hl> a short while <hl> , but it seems to be very sturdy and I can imagine it holding up well over time.


Question: What description does the user say is not accurate?

Answer: Julienne peeler

This is a very handy tool that I know I will use often, not one of those that will sit in the bottom of the drawer. It is very easy to use and clean. <hl> My only comment is that while it is called a Julienne peeler , what it produces are very fine shreds, finer than what I would call julienne. <hl> But it made quick work of a couple of carrots for salad and produced a size and texture that were much better to my taste than carrot slices and it's a whiz for cole slaw. I've only had it for a short while, but it seems to be very sturdy and I can imagine it holding up well over time. Recommended.

This is a very handy tool that I know I will use often, not one of those that will sit in the bottom of the drawer. It is very easy to use and clean. My only comment is that while it is called a <hl> Julienne peeler <hl>, what it produces are very fine shreds, finer than what I would call julienne. But it made quick work of a couple of carrots for salad and produced a size and texture that were much better to my taste than carrot slices and it's a whiz for cole slaw. I've only had it for a short while, but it seems to be very sturdy and I can imagine it holding up well over time. Recommended.

My only comment is that while it is called a <hl> Julienne peeler <hl> , what it produces are very fine shreds, finer than what I would call julienne.


Question: How does the user describe this products ability to be cleaned?

Answer: easy

It is very easy to use and clean.

This is a very handy tool that I know I will use often, not one of those that will sit in the bottom of the drawer. <hl> It is very easy to use and clean. <hl> My only comment is that while it is called a Julienne peeler, what it produces are very fine shreds, finer than what I would call julienne. But it made quick work of a couple of carrots for salad and produced a size and texture that were much better to my taste than carrot slices and it's a whiz for cole slaw. I've only had it for a short while, but it seems to be very sturdy and I can imagine it holding up well over time. Recommended.

This is a very handy tool that I know I will use often, not one of those that will sit in the bottom of the drawer. It is very <hl> easy <hl> to use and clean. My only comment is that while it is called a Julienne peeler, what it produces are very fine shreds, finer than what I would call julienne. But it made quick work of a couple of carrots for salad and produced a size and texture that were much better to my taste than carrot slices and it's a whiz for cole slaw. I've only had it for a short while, but it seems to be very sturdy and I can imagine it holding up well over time. Recommended.


Question: How long did the previous product last?

Bought this one after our 15bar died (see a previous review on how long that friend lasted...9 years). My husband decided on this one and it works great. LOTS of creama from each espresso shot. Not sure why another reviewer is having problems, but we aren't at all(maybe they should use good quality espresso). We use Lavazza espresso and warm the unit up for about 10 minutes before doing the shots. We did buy a few 4oz shot glasses to do double shots, that way you can get all the creama in one cup. Some people complain that the "ready" light doesn't stay on long, that's true but I just keep it going for the rest of the double shot and it's still hot and produces excellent espresso.Haven't used the steamer. But we didn't use it on the other one. I prefer to just heat my milk up and use it that way.Pros: Great espresso, nice looking, economicalCons: Does make a little rattling noise (water tank) but that's easily quieted. (push it up against the wall and the noise is considerably less).

Answer: 9 years

9 years ).

Bought this one after our 15bar died (see a previous review on how long that friend lasted... <hl> 9 years ). <hl> My husband decided on this one and it works great. LOTS of creama from each espresso shot. Not sure why another reviewer is having problems, but we aren't at all(maybe they should use good quality espresso). We use Lavazza espresso and warm the unit up for about 10 minutes before doing the shots. We did buy a few 4oz shot glasses to do double shots, that way you can get all the creama in one cup. Some people complain that the "ready" light doesn't stay on long, that's true but I just keep it going for the rest of the double shot and it's still hot and produces excellent espresso. Haven't used the steamer. But we didn't use it on the other one. I prefer to just heat my milk up and use it that way. Pros: Great espresso, nice looking, economicalCons: Does make a little rattling noise (water tank) but that's easily quieted. (push it up against the wall and the noise is considerably less).

Bought this one after our 15bar died (see a previous review on how long that friend lasted...<hl> 9 years <hl>). My husband decided on this one and it works great. LOTS of creama from each espresso shot. Not sure why another reviewer is having problems, but we aren't at all(maybe they should use good quality espresso). We use Lavazza espresso and warm the unit up for about 10 minutes before doing the shots. We did buy a few 4oz shot glasses to do double shots, that way you can get all the creama in one cup. Some people complain that the "ready" light doesn't stay on long, that's true but I just keep it going for the rest of the double shot and it's still hot and produces excellent espresso.Haven't used the steamer. But we didn't use it on the other one. I prefer to just heat my milk up and use it that way.Pros: Great espresso, nice looking, economicalCons: Does make a little rattling noise (water tank) but that's easily quieted. (push it up against the wall and the noise is considerably less).


Question: Who had problems with the product?

Answer: another reviewer

Bought this one after our 15bar died (see a previous review on how long that friend lasted...9 years). My husband decided on this one and it works great. LOTS of creama from each espresso shot. <hl> Not sure why another reviewer is having problems, but we aren't at all(maybe they should use good quality espresso). <hl> We use Lavazza espresso and warm the unit up for about 10 minutes before doing the shots. We did buy a few 4oz shot glasses to do double shots, that way you can get all the creama in one cup. Some people complain that the "ready" light doesn't stay on long, that's true but I just keep it going for the rest of the double shot and it's still hot and produces excellent espresso. Haven't used the steamer. But we didn't use it on the other one. I prefer to just heat my milk up and use it that way. Pros: Great espresso, nice looking, economicalCons: Does make a little rattling noise (water tank) but that's easily quieted. (push it up against the wall and the noise is considerably less).

Bought this one after our 15bar died (see a previous review on how long that friend lasted...9 years). My husband decided on this one and it works great. LOTS of creama from each espresso shot. Not sure why <hl> another reviewer <hl> is having problems, but we aren't at all(maybe they should use good quality espresso). We use Lavazza espresso and warm the unit up for about 10 minutes before doing the shots. We did buy a few 4oz shot glasses to do double shots, that way you can get all the creama in one cup. Some people complain that the "ready" light doesn't stay on long, that's true but I just keep it going for the rest of the double shot and it's still hot and produces excellent espresso.Haven't used the steamer. But we didn't use it on the other one. I prefer to just heat my milk up and use it that way.Pros: Great espresso, nice looking, economicalCons: Does make a little rattling noise (water tank) but that's easily quieted. (push it up against the wall and the noise is considerably less).


Question: Which aspect of the product has the user not tried, yet?

Answer: steamer

Haven't used the steamer .

Bought this one after our 15bar died (see a previous review on how long that friend lasted...9 years). My husband decided on this one and it works great. LOTS of creama from each espresso shot. Not sure why another reviewer is having problems, but we aren't at all(maybe they should use good quality espresso). We use Lavazza espresso and warm the unit up for about 10 minutes before doing the shots. We did buy a few 4oz shot glasses to do double shots, that way you can get all the creama in one cup. Some people complain that the "ready" light doesn't stay on long, that's true but I just keep it going for the rest of the double shot and it's still hot and produces excellent espresso. <hl> Haven't used the steamer . <hl> But we didn't use it on the other one. I prefer to just heat my milk up and use it that way. Pros: Great espresso, nice looking, economicalCons: Does make a little rattling noise (water tank) but that's easily quieted. (push it up against the wall and the noise is considerably less).

Bought this one after our 15bar died (see a previous review on how long that friend lasted...9 years). My husband decided on this one and it works great. LOTS of creama from each espresso shot. Not sure why another reviewer is having problems, but we aren't at all(maybe they should use good quality espresso). We use Lavazza espresso and warm the unit up for about 10 minutes before doing the shots. We did buy a few 4oz shot glasses to do double shots, that way you can get all the creama in one cup. Some people complain that the "ready" light doesn't stay on long, that's true but I just keep it going for the rest of the double shot and it's still hot and produces excellent espresso.Haven't used the <hl> steamer <hl>. But we didn't use it on the other one. I prefer to just heat my milk up and use it that way.Pros: Great espresso, nice looking, economicalCons: Does make a little rattling noise (water tank) but that's easily quieted. (push it up against the wall and the noise is considerably less).


Question: Which part of the product rattles?

Answer: water tank

Bought this one after our 15bar died (see a previous review on how long that friend lasted...9 years). My husband decided on this one and it works great. LOTS of creama from each espresso shot. Not sure why another reviewer is having problems, but we aren't at all(maybe they should use good quality espresso). We use Lavazza espresso and warm the unit up for about 10 minutes before doing the shots. We did buy a few 4oz shot glasses to do double shots, that way you can get all the creama in one cup. Some people complain that the "ready" light doesn't stay on long, that's true but I just keep it going for the rest of the double shot and it's still hot and produces excellent espresso. Haven't used the steamer. But we didn't use it on the other one. I prefer to just heat my milk up and use it that way. <hl> Pros: Great espresso, nice looking, economicalCons: Does make a little rattling noise ( water tank ) <hl> but that's easily quieted. (push it up against the wall and the noise is considerably less).

Bought this one after our 15bar died (see a previous review on how long that friend lasted...9 years). My husband decided on this one and it works great. LOTS of creama from each espresso shot. Not sure why another reviewer is having problems, but we aren't at all(maybe they should use good quality espresso). We use Lavazza espresso and warm the unit up for about 10 minutes before doing the shots. We did buy a few 4oz shot glasses to do double shots, that way you can get all the creama in one cup. Some people complain that the "ready" light doesn't stay on long, that's true but I just keep it going for the rest of the double shot and it's still hot and produces excellent espresso.Haven't used the steamer. But we didn't use it on the other one. I prefer to just heat my milk up and use it that way.Pros: Great espresso, nice looking, economicalCons: Does make a little rattling noise (<hl> water tank <hl>) but that's easily quieted. (push it up against the wall and the noise is considerably less).

Pros: Great espresso, nice looking, economicalCons: Does make a little rattling noise ( <hl> water tank <hl> )


Question: How many years of use did the William Bound pepper mills last?

After two (2!) William Bound pepper mills purchased at the same time both broke in exactly the same place after only two years of use, we began looking for new mills. Who knew finding a decent mill would be so difficult? The plastic housing is off-putting, but other than that, we are happy with this mill. We prefer a truly coarse grind, and Unicorn Magnum delivers. Easy to load, produces lots of ground pepper quickly, fits will into the hand - although a little too slick if one's hands aren't perfectly dry. Easy to adjust to a finer grind, too. A similar model with an attractive natural wood-housed grinder would be a 5 star product.

Answer: two years

After two (2!) <hl> William Bound pepper mills purchased at the same time both broke in exactly the same place after only two years of use <hl> , we began looking for new mills. Who knew finding a decent mill would be so difficult? The plastic housing is off-putting, but other than that, we are happy with this mill. We prefer a truly coarse grind, and Unicorn Magnum delivers. Easy to load, produces lots of ground pepper quickly, fits will into the hand - although a little too slick if one's hands aren't perfectly dry. Easy to adjust to a finer grind, too. A similar model with an attractive natural wood-housed grinder would be a 5 star product.

After two (2!) William Bound pepper mills purchased at the same time both broke in exactly the same place after only <hl> two years <hl> of use, we began looking for new mills. Who knew finding a decent mill would be so difficult? The plastic housing is off-putting, but other than that, we are happy with this mill. We prefer a truly coarse grind, and Unicorn Magnum delivers. Easy to load, produces lots of ground pepper quickly, fits will into the hand - although a little too slick if one's hands aren't perfectly dry. Easy to adjust to a finer grind, too. A similar model with an attractive natural wood-housed grinder would be a 5 star product.


Question: What grind does the Unicorn Magnum produce?

Answer: coarse

After two (2!) William Bound pepper mills purchased at the same time both broke in exactly the same place after only two years of use, we began looking for new mills. Who knew finding a decent mill would be so difficult? The plastic housing is off-putting, but other than that, we are happy with this mill. <hl> We prefer a truly coarse grind, and Unicorn Magnum delivers. <hl> Easy to load, produces lots of ground pepper quickly, fits will into the hand - although a little too slick if one's hands aren't perfectly dry. Easy to adjust to a finer grind, too. A similar model with an attractive natural wood-housed grinder would be a 5 star product.

After two (2!) William Bound pepper mills purchased at the same time both broke in exactly the same place after only two years of use, we began looking for new mills. Who knew finding a decent mill would be so difficult? The plastic housing is off-putting, but other than that, we are happy with this mill. We prefer a truly <hl> coarse <hl> grind, and Unicorn Magnum delivers. Easy to load, produces lots of ground pepper quickly, fits will into the hand - although a little too slick if one's hands aren't perfectly dry. Easy to adjust to a finer grind, too. A similar model with an attractive natural wood-housed grinder would be a 5 star product.


Question: What is one drawback to the grinder?

Answer: plastic housing

After two (2!) William Bound pepper mills purchased at the same time both broke in exactly the same place after only two years of use, we began looking for new mills. Who knew finding a decent mill would be so difficult? <hl> The plastic housing is off-putting, but other than that, we are happy with this mill. <hl> We prefer a truly coarse grind, and Unicorn Magnum delivers. Easy to load, produces lots of ground pepper quickly, fits will into the hand - although a little too slick if one's hands aren't perfectly dry. Easy to adjust to a finer grind, too. A similar model with an attractive natural wood-housed grinder would be a 5 star product.

After two (2!) William Bound pepper mills purchased at the same time both broke in exactly the same place after only two years of use, we began looking for new mills. Who knew finding a decent mill would be so difficult? The <hl> plastic housing <hl> is off-putting, but other than that, we are happy with this mill. We prefer a truly coarse grind, and Unicorn Magnum delivers. Easy to load, produces lots of ground pepper quickly, fits will into the hand - although a little too slick if one's hands aren't perfectly dry. Easy to adjust to a finer grind, too. A similar model with an attractive natural wood-housed grinder would be a 5 star product.


Question: When is the drawback of the plastic housing most noticeable?

Answer: if one's hands aren't perfectly dry

After two (2!) William Bound pepper mills purchased at the same time both broke in exactly the same place after only two years of use, we began looking for new mills. Who knew finding a decent mill would be so difficult? The plastic housing is off-putting, but other than that, we are happy with this mill. We prefer a truly coarse grind, and Unicorn Magnum delivers. <hl> Easy to load, produces lots of ground pepper quickly, fits will into the hand - although a little too slick if one's hands aren't perfectly dry . <hl> Easy to adjust to a finer grind, too. A similar model with an attractive natural wood-housed grinder would be a 5 star product.

After two (2!) William Bound pepper mills purchased at the same time both broke in exactly the same place after only two years of use, we began looking for new mills. Who knew finding a decent mill would be so difficult? The plastic housing is off-putting, but other than that, we are happy with this mill. We prefer a truly coarse grind, and Unicorn Magnum delivers. Easy to load, produces lots of ground pepper quickly, fits will into the hand - although a little too slick <hl> if one's hands aren't perfectly dry <hl>. Easy to adjust to a finer grind, too. A similar model with an attractive natural wood-housed grinder would be a 5 star product.

Easy to load, produces lots of ground pepper quickly, fits will into the hand - although a little too slick <hl> if one's hands aren't perfectly dry <hl> .


Question: Is the grinder ergonomic?

Answer: fits will into the hand

After two (2!) William Bound pepper mills purchased at the same time both broke in exactly the same place after only two years of use, we began looking for new mills. Who knew finding a decent mill would be so difficult? The plastic housing is off-putting, but other than that, we are happy with this mill. We prefer a truly coarse grind, and Unicorn Magnum delivers. <hl> Easy to load, produces lots of ground pepper quickly, fits will into the hand - although a little too slick if one's hands aren't perfectly dry. <hl> Easy to adjust to a finer grind, too. A similar model with an attractive natural wood-housed grinder would be a 5 star product.

After two (2!) William Bound pepper mills purchased at the same time both broke in exactly the same place after only two years of use, we began looking for new mills. Who knew finding a decent mill would be so difficult? The plastic housing is off-putting, but other than that, we are happy with this mill. We prefer a truly coarse grind, and Unicorn Magnum delivers. Easy to load, produces lots of ground pepper quickly, <hl> fits will into the hand <hl> - although a little too slick if one's hands aren't perfectly dry. Easy to adjust to a finer grind, too. A similar model with an attractive natural wood-housed grinder would be a 5 star product.


Question: What is one of the reviewers favorite foods?

I am a huge Chicken Wing fan. I make them at least once a week. This fryer is great. I have been using this model for years and always buy 2 when I order them. I fry wings, mozzarella sticks, fish, hushpuppies, etc... Easy to clean the fryer itself. The basket, not so much. I throw out the basket as soon as I open the box and fry food directly in the fryer without the basket. Works great. Just get yourself some tongs for getting the food out of the fryer and your set.GREAT PRODUCT!!!!!!Rich,Lincoln, NE

Answer: Chicken Wing

I am a huge Chicken Wing fan.

<hl> I am a huge Chicken Wing fan. <hl> I make them at least once a week. This fryer is great. I have been using this model for years and always buy 2 when I order them. I fry wings, mozzarella sticks, fish, hushpuppies, etc... Easy to clean the fryer itself. The basket, not so much. I throw out the basket as soon as I open the box and fry food directly in the fryer without the basket. Works great. Just get yourself some tongs for getting the food out of the fryer and your set. GREAT PRODUCT!!!!!!Rich,Lincoln, NE

I am a huge <hl> Chicken Wing <hl> fan. I make them at least once a week. This fryer is great. I have been using this model for years and always buy 2 when I order them. I fry wings, mozzarella sticks, fish, hushpuppies, etc... Easy to clean the fryer itself. The basket, not so much. I throw out the basket as soon as I open the box and fry food directly in the fryer without the basket. Works great. Just get yourself some tongs for getting the food out of the fryer and your set.GREAT PRODUCT!!!!!!Rich,Lincoln, NE


Question: How often does the reviewer prepare chicken wings?

Answer: once a week

I make them at least once a week .

I am a huge Chicken Wing fan. <hl> I make them at least once a week . <hl> This fryer is great. I have been using this model for years and always buy 2 when I order them. I fry wings, mozzarella sticks, fish, hushpuppies, etc... Easy to clean the fryer itself. The basket, not so much. I throw out the basket as soon as I open the box and fry food directly in the fryer without the basket. Works great. Just get yourself some tongs for getting the food out of the fryer and your set. GREAT PRODUCT!!!!!!Rich,Lincoln, NE

I am a huge Chicken Wing fan. I make them at least <hl> once a week <hl>. This fryer is great. I have been using this model for years and always buy 2 when I order them. I fry wings, mozzarella sticks, fish, hushpuppies, etc... Easy to clean the fryer itself. The basket, not so much. I throw out the basket as soon as I open the box and fry food directly in the fryer without the basket. Works great. Just get yourself some tongs for getting the food out of the fryer and your set.GREAT PRODUCT!!!!!!Rich,Lincoln, NE

I make them at least <hl> once a week <hl> .


Question: What part of the fryer is the hardest to clean?

Answer: throw out the basket

I am a huge Chicken Wing fan. I make them at least once a week. This fryer is great. I have been using this model for years and always buy 2 when I order them. I fry wings, mozzarella sticks, fish, hushpuppies, etc... Easy to clean the fryer itself. The basket, not so much. <hl> I throw out the basket as soon as I open the box and fry food directly in the fryer without the basket. <hl> Works great. Just get yourself some tongs for getting the food out of the fryer and your set. GREAT PRODUCT!!!!!!Rich,Lincoln, NE

I am a huge Chicken Wing fan. I make them at least once a week. This fryer is great. I have been using this model for years and always buy 2 when I order them. I fry wings, mozzarella sticks, fish, hushpuppies, etc... Easy to clean the fryer itself. The basket, not so much. I <hl> throw out the basket <hl> as soon as I open the box and fry food directly in the fryer without the basket. Works great. Just get yourself some tongs for getting the food out of the fryer and your set.GREAT PRODUCT!!!!!!Rich,Lincoln, NE


Question: How does the reviewer deal with the difficult to clean basket?

Answer: throw out the basket

I am a huge Chicken Wing fan. I make them at least once a week. This fryer is great. I have been using this model for years and always buy 2 when I order them. I fry wings, mozzarella sticks, fish, hushpuppies, etc... Easy to clean the fryer itself. The basket, not so much. <hl> I throw out the basket as soon as I open the box and fry food directly in the fryer without the basket. <hl> Works great. Just get yourself some tongs for getting the food out of the fryer and your set. GREAT PRODUCT!!!!!!Rich,Lincoln, NE

I am a huge Chicken Wing fan. I make them at least once a week. This fryer is great. I have been using this model for years and always buy 2 when I order them. I fry wings, mozzarella sticks, fish, hushpuppies, etc... Easy to clean the fryer itself. The basket, not so much. I <hl> throw out the basket <hl> as soon as I open the box and fry food directly in the fryer without the basket. Works great. Just get yourself some tongs for getting the food out of the fryer and your set.GREAT PRODUCT!!!!!!Rich,Lincoln, NE


Question: What is best to remove food from the fryer?

Answer: tongs

I am a huge Chicken Wing fan. I make them at least once a week. This fryer is great. I have been using this model for years and always buy 2 when I order them. I fry wings, mozzarella sticks, fish, hushpuppies, etc... Easy to clean the fryer itself. The basket, not so much. I throw out the basket as soon as I open the box and fry food directly in the fryer without the basket. Works great. <hl> Just get yourself some tongs for getting the food out of the fryer and your set. <hl> GREAT PRODUCT!!!!!!Rich,Lincoln, NE

I am a huge Chicken Wing fan. I make them at least once a week. This fryer is great. I have been using this model for years and always buy 2 when I order them. I fry wings, mozzarella sticks, fish, hushpuppies, etc... Easy to clean the fryer itself. The basket, not so much. I throw out the basket as soon as I open the box and fry food directly in the fryer without the basket. Works great. Just get yourself some <hl> tongs <hl> for getting the food out of the fryer and your set.GREAT PRODUCT!!!!!!Rich,Lincoln, NE


Question: What is one drawback to most silicone oven mitts?

Unequivocally, the best oven (and BBQ) mitts ever. Great flexibility, great gripping ability, and fantastic insulation quality. Most of the other silicone mitts I've tried in the past, are stiff. Not these. The flexibility is fantastic. You actually maintain a good 'feel' of the items you are handling. You barely feel the warmth when removing hot dishes from the oven, even when cooking at a hot temperature. This is one of my favorite gifts for housewarmings, newlyweds, family and friends. As an added bonus, I've found that these are excellent for opening those stubborn jar lids. Nice multi-tasking (LOL).

Answer: stiff

Unequivocally, the best oven (and BBQ) mitts ever. Great flexibility, great gripping ability, and fantastic insulation quality. <hl> Most of the other silicone mitts I've tried in the past, are stiff . <hl> Not these. The flexibility is fantastic. You actually maintain a good 'feel' of the items you are handling. You barely feel the warmth when removing hot dishes from the oven, even when cooking at a hot temperature. This is one of my favorite gifts for housewarmings, newlyweds, family and friends. As an added bonus, I've found that these are excellent for opening those stubborn jar lids. Nice multi-tasking (LOL).

Unequivocally, the best oven (and BBQ) mitts ever. Great flexibility, great gripping ability, and fantastic insulation quality. Most of the other silicone mitts I've tried in the past, are <hl> stiff <hl>. Not these. The flexibility is fantastic. You actually maintain a good 'feel' of the items you are handling. You barely feel the warmth when removing hot dishes from the oven, even when cooking at a hot temperature. This is one of my favorite gifts for housewarmings, newlyweds, family and friends. As an added bonus, I've found that these are excellent for opening those stubborn jar lids. Nice multi-tasking (LOL).

Most of the other silicone mitts I've tried in the past, are <hl> stiff <hl> .


Question: How is the flexibility of these mitts?

Answer: fantastic

Unequivocally, the best oven (and BBQ) mitts ever. <hl> Great flexibility, great gripping ability, and fantastic insulation quality. <hl> Most of the other silicone mitts I've tried in the past, are stiff. Not these. The flexibility is fantastic. You actually maintain a good 'feel' of the items you are handling. You barely feel the warmth when removing hot dishes from the oven, even when cooking at a hot temperature. This is one of my favorite gifts for housewarmings, newlyweds, family and friends. As an added bonus, I've found that these are excellent for opening those stubborn jar lids. Nice multi-tasking (LOL).

Unequivocally, the best oven (and BBQ) mitts ever. Great flexibility, great gripping ability, and <hl> fantastic <hl> insulation quality. Most of the other silicone mitts I've tried in the past, are stiff. Not these. The flexibility is fantastic. You actually maintain a good 'feel' of the items you are handling. You barely feel the warmth when removing hot dishes from the oven, even when cooking at a hot temperature. This is one of my favorite gifts for housewarmings, newlyweds, family and friends. As an added bonus, I've found that these are excellent for opening those stubborn jar lids. Nice multi-tasking (LOL).