Question: What does this product help control?

Answer: musty odor

After moving from a semi-arid environment to the opposite ,I was unhappy with the odor in a musty basement...even though the house is only a few years old , the climate is a challenge to enclosed areas. A neighbor recommended this product; I also researched other sites and am very pleased that Amazon carried the model I wanted. The "to the door delivery" was a great help considering it is a bit heavy for me to lift, probably would be no problem for someone a bit stronger. Turned it on full power and ran it for 4 hours before it was full , emptied container, then turned it on again for another 4 hours. I repeated this for 3 days. <hl> That procedure has reduced the musty odor to nearly zero. <hl> I now run it on low for an hour or two each day. So far, I have no complaints after 2 weeks of use. I would recommend it to anyone w/the same problem.

After moving from a semi-arid environment to the opposite ,I was unhappy with the odor in a musty basement...even though the house is only a few years old , the climate is a challenge to enclosed areas. A neighbor recommended this product; I also researched other sites and am very pleased that Amazon carried the model I wanted. The "to the door delivery" was a great help considering it is a bit heavy for me to lift, probably would be no problem for someone a bit stronger. Turned it on full power and ran it for 4 hours before it was full , emptied container, then turned it on again for another 4 hours. I repeated this for 3 days. That procedure has reduced the <hl> musty odor <hl> to nearly zero. I now run it on low for an hour or two each day. So far, I have no complaints after 2 weeks of use. I would recommend it to anyone w/the same problem.


Question: How many stars were given to the item?

I gave this organizer three stars because it seems well made, however I couldn't actually use it because it didn't fit any of our doors. It was wide enough to fit over the top on some of the inside doors on our 1960's era home, but not our door to the garage, where I wanted to use it. On the doors where it did fit on the top, we decided not to use it because it made the doors difficult to close, and my husband concerned that the top of the rack was bulky enough to damage the doors if we tried to force close them.I have a different brand of over the top door hangar and that actually fits our bedroom and closet doors with no issues, and I am able to close the doors just fine. So I am not sure what is up with this particular door rack. Overall I usually really like OXO products, so I am going to give them the benefit of the doubt that maybe this rack fits the doors on newer homes better. But for me this was a product I could not use.

Answer: three

<hl> I gave this organizer three stars because it seems well made, however I couldn't actually use it because it didn't fit any of our doors. <hl> It was wide enough to fit over the top on some of the inside doors on our 1960's era home, but not our door to the garage, where I wanted to use it. On the doors where it did fit on the top, we decided not to use it because it made the doors difficult to close, and my husband concerned that the top of the rack was bulky enough to damage the doors if we tried to force close them. I have a different brand of over the top door hangar and that actually fits our bedroom and closet doors with no issues, and I am able to close the doors just fine. So I am not sure what is up with this particular door rack. Overall I usually really like OXO products, so I am going to give them the benefit of the doubt that maybe this rack fits the doors on newer homes better. But for me this was a product I could not use.

I gave this organizer <hl> three <hl> stars because it seems well made, however I couldn't actually use it because it didn't fit any of our doors. It was wide enough to fit over the top on some of the inside doors on our 1960's era home, but not our door to the garage, where I wanted to use it. On the doors where it did fit on the top, we decided not to use it because it made the doors difficult to close, and my husband concerned that the top of the rack was bulky enough to damage the doors if we tried to force close them.I have a different brand of over the top door hangar and that actually fits our bedroom and closet doors with no issues, and I am able to close the doors just fine. So I am not sure what is up with this particular door rack. Overall I usually really like OXO products, so I am going to give them the benefit of the doubt that maybe this rack fits the doors on newer homes better. But for me this was a product I could not use.


Question: What didn't the item fit into in the reviewers home?

Answer: didn't fit any of our doors.

<hl> I gave this organizer three stars because it seems well made, however I couldn't actually use it because it didn't fit any of our doors. It was wide enough to fit over the top on some of the inside doors on our 1960's era home, but not our door to the garage, where I wanted to use it. <hl> On the doors where it did fit on the top, we decided not to use it because it made the doors difficult to close, and my husband concerned that the top of the rack was bulky enough to damage the doors if we tried to force close them. I have a different brand of over the top door hangar and that actually fits our bedroom and closet doors with no issues, and I am able to close the doors just fine. So I am not sure what is up with this particular door rack. Overall I usually really like OXO products, so I am going to give them the benefit of the doubt that maybe this rack fits the doors on newer homes better. But for me this was a product I could not use.

I gave this organizer three stars because it seems well made, however I couldn't actually use it because it <hl> didn't fit any of our doors. <hl> It was wide enough to fit over the top on some of the inside doors on our 1960's era home, but not our door to the garage, where I wanted to use it. On the doors where it did fit on the top, we decided not to use it because it made the doors difficult to close, and my husband concerned that the top of the rack was bulky enough to damage the doors if we tried to force close them.I have a different brand of over the top door hangar and that actually fits our bedroom and closet doors with no issues, and I am able to close the doors just fine. So I am not sure what is up with this particular door rack. Overall I usually really like OXO products, so I am going to give them the benefit of the doubt that maybe this rack fits the doors on newer homes better. But for me this was a product I could not use.


Question: Which brand does the reviewer usually enjoy products from?

Answer: OXO

I gave this organizer three stars because it seems well made, however I couldn't actually use it because it didn't fit any of our doors. It was wide enough to fit over the top on some of the inside doors on our 1960's era home, but not our door to the garage, where I wanted to use it. On the doors where it did fit on the top, we decided not to use it because it made the doors difficult to close, and my husband concerned that the top of the rack was bulky enough to damage the doors if we tried to force close them. I have a different brand of over the top door hangar and that actually fits our bedroom and closet doors with no issues, and I am able to close the doors just fine. So I am not sure what is up with this particular door rack. <hl> Overall I usually really like OXO products, so I am going to give them the benefit of the doubt that maybe this rack fits the doors on newer homes better. <hl> But for me this was a product I could not use.

I gave this organizer three stars because it seems well made, however I couldn't actually use it because it didn't fit any of our doors. It was wide enough to fit over the top on some of the inside doors on our 1960's era home, but not our door to the garage, where I wanted to use it. On the doors where it did fit on the top, we decided not to use it because it made the doors difficult to close, and my husband concerned that the top of the rack was bulky enough to damage the doors if we tried to force close them.I have a different brand of over the top door hangar and that actually fits our bedroom and closet doors with no issues, and I am able to close the doors just fine. So I am not sure what is up with this particular door rack. Overall I usually really like <hl> OXO <hl> products, so I am going to give them the benefit of the doubt that maybe this rack fits the doors on newer homes better. But for me this was a product I could not use.


Question: What decade was the reviewer's house built in?

Answer: 1960's

I gave this organizer three stars because it seems well made, however I couldn't actually use it because it didn't fit any of our doors. <hl> It was wide enough to fit over the top on some of the inside doors on our 1960's era home, but not our door to the garage, where I wanted to use it. <hl> On the doors where it did fit on the top, we decided not to use it because it made the doors difficult to close, and my husband concerned that the top of the rack was bulky enough to damage the doors if we tried to force close them. I have a different brand of over the top door hangar and that actually fits our bedroom and closet doors with no issues, and I am able to close the doors just fine. So I am not sure what is up with this particular door rack. Overall I usually really like OXO products, so I am going to give them the benefit of the doubt that maybe this rack fits the doors on newer homes better. But for me this was a product I could not use.

I gave this organizer three stars because it seems well made, however I couldn't actually use it because it didn't fit any of our doors. It was wide enough to fit over the top on some of the inside doors on our <hl> 1960's <hl> era home, but not our door to the garage, where I wanted to use it. On the doors where it did fit on the top, we decided not to use it because it made the doors difficult to close, and my husband concerned that the top of the rack was bulky enough to damage the doors if we tried to force close them.I have a different brand of over the top door hangar and that actually fits our bedroom and closet doors with no issues, and I am able to close the doors just fine. So I am not sure what is up with this particular door rack. Overall I usually really like OXO products, so I am going to give them the benefit of the doubt that maybe this rack fits the doors on newer homes better. But for me this was a product I could not use.


Question: What is the object being reviewed?

Answer: door rack

I gave this organizer three stars because it seems well made, however I couldn't actually use it because it didn't fit any of our doors. It was wide enough to fit over the top on some of the inside doors on our 1960's era home, but not our door to the garage, where I wanted to use it. On the doors where it did fit on the top, we decided not to use it because it made the doors difficult to close, and my husband concerned that the top of the rack was bulky enough to damage the doors if we tried to force close them. I have a different brand of over the top door hangar and that actually fits our bedroom and closet doors with no issues, and I am able to close the doors just fine. <hl> So I am not sure what is up with this particular door rack . <hl> Overall I usually really like OXO products, so I am going to give them the benefit of the doubt that maybe this rack fits the doors on newer homes better. But for me this was a product I could not use.

I gave this organizer three stars because it seems well made, however I couldn't actually use it because it didn't fit any of our doors. It was wide enough to fit over the top on some of the inside doors on our 1960's era home, but not our door to the garage, where I wanted to use it. On the doors where it did fit on the top, we decided not to use it because it made the doors difficult to close, and my husband concerned that the top of the rack was bulky enough to damage the doors if we tried to force close them.I have a different brand of over the top door hangar and that actually fits our bedroom and closet doors with no issues, and I am able to close the doors just fine. So I am not sure what is up with this particular <hl> door rack <hl>. Overall I usually really like OXO products, so I am going to give them the benefit of the doubt that maybe this rack fits the doors on newer homes better. But for me this was a product I could not use.

So I am not sure what is up with this particular <hl> door rack <hl> .


Question: How many different chairs were ordered?

I ordered four different chairs for our office. The other three, one person assembled with no problem. This one, two people worked on for well over an hour on two different occasions. Instead of enclosing a package of hardware, the screws were already screwed into the holes and then painted over (WHY?)- the directions confirmed that we had to remove the screws in order to assemble. I watched an able-bodied guy's knuckles go white as he tried for the nth time to remove one, and still couldn't get it to budge. We tried using a safety pin to remove some of the plasticky blue coating they'd painted the threads with (WHY?) and still couldn't make much progress. Finally got it together, but at the cost of several hours of staff time. Make sure you have a good screwdriver if you're brave enough to attempt it - unlike the other chairs I bought, this one didn't come with an Allen wrench.Assembled, I'm not overly impressed. It's okay. It's comfortable - now. But the seat does not have a lot of cushioning (135lb person using it) and the foam is low density and seems to low quality, so I expect it'll be flat in a year. The mesh back is nice and gives good support, except that the canvas trim around it is uneven and looks very cheap. I can see what another reviewer meant about the seat fabric being very rough - shouldn't be a problem for me, but I wouldn't want to use it with bare legs. The adjustments are pretty good. Definitely would not order another.** Update 9/4/13: taking off a star. The foam seat has flattened, as I expected. The wide-gauge mesh of the seat also traps lots of particles and looks dirty constantly. Not worth the money. Get theOffice Star Space Professional Air Grid Back Managers Chair with Leather Seat and 2-to-1 Synchro Tilt Controlinstead - a little more money but much better quality. I just bought a fourth one for the office.

Answer: four

<hl> I ordered four different chairs for our office. <hl> The other three, one person assembled with no problem. This one, two people worked on for well over an hour on two different occasions. Instead of enclosing a package of hardware, the screws were already screwed into the holes and then painted over (WHY?)- the directions confirmed that we had to remove the screws in order to assemble. I watched an able-bodied guy's knuckles go white as he tried for the nth time to remove one, and still couldn't get it to budge. We tried using a safety pin to remove some of the plasticky blue coating they'd painted the threads with (WHY?) and still couldn't make much progress. Finally got it together, but at the cost of several hours of staff time. Make sure you have a good screwdriver if you're brave enough to attempt it - unlike the other chairs I bought, this one didn't come with an Allen wrench. Assembled, I'm not overly impressed. It's okay. It's comfortable - now. But the seat does not have a lot of cushioning (135lb person using it) and the foam is low density and seems to low quality, so I expect it'll be flat in a year. The mesh back is nice and gives good support, except that the canvas trim around it is uneven and looks very cheap. I can see what another reviewer meant about the seat fabric being very rough - shouldn't be a problem for me, but I wouldn't want to use it with bare legs. The adjustments are pretty good. Definitely would not order another. ** Update 9/4/13: taking off a star. The foam seat has flattened, as I expected. The wide-gauge mesh of the seat also traps lots of particles and looks dirty constantly. Not worth the money. Get theOffice Star Space Professional Air Grid Back Managers Chair with Leather Seat and 2-to-1 Synchro Tilt Controlinstead - a little more money but much better quality. I just bought a fourth one for the office.

I ordered <hl> four <hl> different chairs for our office. The other three, one person assembled with no problem. This one, two people worked on for well over an hour on two different occasions. Instead of enclosing a package of hardware, the screws were already screwed into the holes and then painted over (WHY?)- the directions confirmed that we had to remove the screws in order to assemble. I watched an able-bodied guy's knuckles go white as he tried for the nth time to remove one, and still couldn't get it to budge. We tried using a safety pin to remove some of the plasticky blue coating they'd painted the threads with (WHY?) and still couldn't make much progress. Finally got it together, but at the cost of several hours of staff time. Make sure you have a good screwdriver if you're brave enough to attempt it - unlike the other chairs I bought, this one didn't come with an Allen wrench.Assembled, I'm not overly impressed. It's okay. It's comfortable - now. But the seat does not have a lot of cushioning (135lb person using it) and the foam is low density and seems to low quality, so I expect it'll be flat in a year. The mesh back is nice and gives good support, except that the canvas trim around it is uneven and looks very cheap. I can see what another reviewer meant about the seat fabric being very rough - shouldn't be a problem for me, but I wouldn't want to use it with bare legs. The adjustments are pretty good. Definitely would not order another.** Update 9/4/13: taking off a star. The foam seat has flattened, as I expected. The wide-gauge mesh of the seat also traps lots of particles and looks dirty constantly. Not worth the money. Get theOffice Star Space Professional Air Grid Back Managers Chair with Leather Seat and 2-to-1 Synchro Tilt Controlinstead - a little more money but much better quality. I just bought a fourth one for the office.


Question: How many people attempted to assemble the difficult chair?

Answer: two

I ordered four different chairs for our office. The other three, one person assembled with no problem. <hl> This one, two people worked on for well over an hour on two different occasions. <hl> Instead of enclosing a package of hardware, the screws were already screwed into the holes and then painted over (WHY?)- the directions confirmed that we had to remove the screws in order to assemble. I watched an able-bodied guy's knuckles go white as he tried for the nth time to remove one, and still couldn't get it to budge. We tried using a safety pin to remove some of the plasticky blue coating they'd painted the threads with (WHY?) and still couldn't make much progress. Finally got it together, but at the cost of several hours of staff time. Make sure you have a good screwdriver if you're brave enough to attempt it - unlike the other chairs I bought, this one didn't come with an Allen wrench. Assembled, I'm not overly impressed. It's okay. It's comfortable - now. But the seat does not have a lot of cushioning (135lb person using it) and the foam is low density and seems to low quality, so I expect it'll be flat in a year. The mesh back is nice and gives good support, except that the canvas trim around it is uneven and looks very cheap. I can see what another reviewer meant about the seat fabric being very rough - shouldn't be a problem for me, but I wouldn't want to use it with bare legs. The adjustments are pretty good. Definitely would not order another. ** Update 9/4/13: taking off a star. The foam seat has flattened, as I expected. The wide-gauge mesh of the seat also traps lots of particles and looks dirty constantly. Not worth the money. Get theOffice Star Space Professional Air Grid Back Managers Chair with Leather Seat and 2-to-1 Synchro Tilt Controlinstead - a little more money but much better quality. I just bought a fourth one for the office.

I ordered four different chairs for our office. The other three, one person assembled with no problem. This one, <hl> two <hl> people worked on for well over an hour on two different occasions. Instead of enclosing a package of hardware, the screws were already screwed into the holes and then painted over (WHY?)- the directions confirmed that we had to remove the screws in order to assemble. I watched an able-bodied guy's knuckles go white as he tried for the nth time to remove one, and still couldn't get it to budge. We tried using a safety pin to remove some of the plasticky blue coating they'd painted the threads with (WHY?) and still couldn't make much progress. Finally got it together, but at the cost of several hours of staff time. Make sure you have a good screwdriver if you're brave enough to attempt it - unlike the other chairs I bought, this one didn't come with an Allen wrench.Assembled, I'm not overly impressed. It's okay. It's comfortable - now. But the seat does not have a lot of cushioning (135lb person using it) and the foam is low density and seems to low quality, so I expect it'll be flat in a year. The mesh back is nice and gives good support, except that the canvas trim around it is uneven and looks very cheap. I can see what another reviewer meant about the seat fabric being very rough - shouldn't be a problem for me, but I wouldn't want to use it with bare legs. The adjustments are pretty good. Definitely would not order another.** Update 9/4/13: taking off a star. The foam seat has flattened, as I expected. The wide-gauge mesh of the seat also traps lots of particles and looks dirty constantly. Not worth the money. Get theOffice Star Space Professional Air Grid Back Managers Chair with Leather Seat and 2-to-1 Synchro Tilt Controlinstead - a little more money but much better quality. I just bought a fourth one for the office.


Question: What part of the chair was painted over?

Answer: threads

I ordered four different chairs for our office. The other three, one person assembled with no problem. This one, two people worked on for well over an hour on two different occasions. Instead of enclosing a package of hardware, the screws were already screwed into the holes and then painted over (WHY?)- the directions confirmed that we had to remove the screws in order to assemble. I watched an able-bodied guy's knuckles go white as he tried for the nth time to remove one, and still couldn't get it to budge. <hl> We tried using a safety pin to remove some of the plasticky blue coating they'd painted the threads with (WHY?) and still couldn't make much progress. <hl> Finally got it together, but at the cost of several hours of staff time. Make sure you have a good screwdriver if you're brave enough to attempt it - unlike the other chairs I bought, this one didn't come with an Allen wrench. Assembled, I'm not overly impressed. It's okay. It's comfortable - now. But the seat does not have a lot of cushioning (135lb person using it) and the foam is low density and seems to low quality, so I expect it'll be flat in a year. The mesh back is nice and gives good support, except that the canvas trim around it is uneven and looks very cheap. I can see what another reviewer meant about the seat fabric being very rough - shouldn't be a problem for me, but I wouldn't want to use it with bare legs. The adjustments are pretty good. Definitely would not order another. ** Update 9/4/13: taking off a star. The foam seat has flattened, as I expected. The wide-gauge mesh of the seat also traps lots of particles and looks dirty constantly. Not worth the money. Get theOffice Star Space Professional Air Grid Back Managers Chair with Leather Seat and 2-to-1 Synchro Tilt Controlinstead - a little more money but much better quality. I just bought a fourth one for the office.

I ordered four different chairs for our office. The other three, one person assembled with no problem. This one, two people worked on for well over an hour on two different occasions. Instead of enclosing a package of hardware, the screws were already screwed into the holes and then painted over (WHY?)- the directions confirmed that we had to remove the screws in order to assemble. I watched an able-bodied guy's knuckles go white as he tried for the nth time to remove one, and still couldn't get it to budge. We tried using a safety pin to remove some of the plasticky blue coating they'd painted the <hl> threads <hl> with (WHY?) and still couldn't make much progress. Finally got it together, but at the cost of several hours of staff time. Make sure you have a good screwdriver if you're brave enough to attempt it - unlike the other chairs I bought, this one didn't come with an Allen wrench.Assembled, I'm not overly impressed. It's okay. It's comfortable - now. But the seat does not have a lot of cushioning (135lb person using it) and the foam is low density and seems to low quality, so I expect it'll be flat in a year. The mesh back is nice and gives good support, except that the canvas trim around it is uneven and looks very cheap. I can see what another reviewer meant about the seat fabric being very rough - shouldn't be a problem for me, but I wouldn't want to use it with bare legs. The adjustments are pretty good. Definitely would not order another.** Update 9/4/13: taking off a star. The foam seat has flattened, as I expected. The wide-gauge mesh of the seat also traps lots of particles and looks dirty constantly. Not worth the money. Get theOffice Star Space Professional Air Grid Back Managers Chair with Leather Seat and 2-to-1 Synchro Tilt Controlinstead - a little more money but much better quality. I just bought a fourth one for the office.


Question: When was the review updated?

Answer: 9/4/13

** Update 9/4/13 : taking off a star.

I ordered four different chairs for our office. The other three, one person assembled with no problem. This one, two people worked on for well over an hour on two different occasions. Instead of enclosing a package of hardware, the screws were already screwed into the holes and then painted over (WHY?)- the directions confirmed that we had to remove the screws in order to assemble. I watched an able-bodied guy's knuckles go white as he tried for the nth time to remove one, and still couldn't get it to budge. We tried using a safety pin to remove some of the plasticky blue coating they'd painted the threads with (WHY?) and still couldn't make much progress. Finally got it together, but at the cost of several hours of staff time. Make sure you have a good screwdriver if you're brave enough to attempt it - unlike the other chairs I bought, this one didn't come with an Allen wrench. Assembled, I'm not overly impressed. It's okay. It's comfortable - now. But the seat does not have a lot of cushioning (135lb person using it) and the foam is low density and seems to low quality, so I expect it'll be flat in a year. The mesh back is nice and gives good support, except that the canvas trim around it is uneven and looks very cheap. I can see what another reviewer meant about the seat fabric being very rough - shouldn't be a problem for me, but I wouldn't want to use it with bare legs. The adjustments are pretty good. Definitely would not order another. <hl> ** Update 9/4/13 : taking off a star. <hl> The foam seat has flattened, as I expected. The wide-gauge mesh of the seat also traps lots of particles and looks dirty constantly. Not worth the money. Get theOffice Star Space Professional Air Grid Back Managers Chair with Leather Seat and 2-to-1 Synchro Tilt Controlinstead - a little more money but much better quality. I just bought a fourth one for the office.

I ordered four different chairs for our office. The other three, one person assembled with no problem. This one, two people worked on for well over an hour on two different occasions. Instead of enclosing a package of hardware, the screws were already screwed into the holes and then painted over (WHY?)- the directions confirmed that we had to remove the screws in order to assemble. I watched an able-bodied guy's knuckles go white as he tried for the nth time to remove one, and still couldn't get it to budge. We tried using a safety pin to remove some of the plasticky blue coating they'd painted the threads with (WHY?) and still couldn't make much progress. Finally got it together, but at the cost of several hours of staff time. Make sure you have a good screwdriver if you're brave enough to attempt it - unlike the other chairs I bought, this one didn't come with an Allen wrench.Assembled, I'm not overly impressed. It's okay. It's comfortable - now. But the seat does not have a lot of cushioning (135lb person using it) and the foam is low density and seems to low quality, so I expect it'll be flat in a year. The mesh back is nice and gives good support, except that the canvas trim around it is uneven and looks very cheap. I can see what another reviewer meant about the seat fabric being very rough - shouldn't be a problem for me, but I wouldn't want to use it with bare legs. The adjustments are pretty good. Definitely would not order another.** Update <hl> 9/4/13 <hl>: taking off a star. The foam seat has flattened, as I expected. The wide-gauge mesh of the seat also traps lots of particles and looks dirty constantly. Not worth the money. Get theOffice Star Space Professional Air Grid Back Managers Chair with Leather Seat and 2-to-1 Synchro Tilt Controlinstead - a little more money but much better quality. I just bought a fourth one for the office.

** Update <hl> 9/4/13 <hl> : taking off a star.


Question: What was the color of the coating the threads were covered with?

Answer: blue

I ordered four different chairs for our office. The other three, one person assembled with no problem. This one, two people worked on for well over an hour on two different occasions. Instead of enclosing a package of hardware, the screws were already screwed into the holes and then painted over (WHY?)- the directions confirmed that we had to remove the screws in order to assemble. I watched an able-bodied guy's knuckles go white as he tried for the nth time to remove one, and still couldn't get it to budge. <hl> We tried using a safety pin to remove some of the plasticky blue coating they'd painted the threads with (WHY?) and still couldn't make much progress. <hl> Finally got it together, but at the cost of several hours of staff time. Make sure you have a good screwdriver if you're brave enough to attempt it - unlike the other chairs I bought, this one didn't come with an Allen wrench. Assembled, I'm not overly impressed. It's okay. It's comfortable - now. But the seat does not have a lot of cushioning (135lb person using it) and the foam is low density and seems to low quality, so I expect it'll be flat in a year. The mesh back is nice and gives good support, except that the canvas trim around it is uneven and looks very cheap. I can see what another reviewer meant about the seat fabric being very rough - shouldn't be a problem for me, but I wouldn't want to use it with bare legs. The adjustments are pretty good. Definitely would not order another. ** Update 9/4/13: taking off a star. The foam seat has flattened, as I expected. The wide-gauge mesh of the seat also traps lots of particles and looks dirty constantly. Not worth the money. Get theOffice Star Space Professional Air Grid Back Managers Chair with Leather Seat and 2-to-1 Synchro Tilt Controlinstead - a little more money but much better quality. I just bought a fourth one for the office.

I ordered four different chairs for our office. The other three, one person assembled with no problem. This one, two people worked on for well over an hour on two different occasions. Instead of enclosing a package of hardware, the screws were already screwed into the holes and then painted over (WHY?)- the directions confirmed that we had to remove the screws in order to assemble. I watched an able-bodied guy's knuckles go white as he tried for the nth time to remove one, and still couldn't get it to budge. We tried using a safety pin to remove some of the plasticky <hl> blue <hl> coating they'd painted the threads with (WHY?) and still couldn't make much progress. Finally got it together, but at the cost of several hours of staff time. Make sure you have a good screwdriver if you're brave enough to attempt it - unlike the other chairs I bought, this one didn't come with an Allen wrench.Assembled, I'm not overly impressed. It's okay. It's comfortable - now. But the seat does not have a lot of cushioning (135lb person using it) and the foam is low density and seems to low quality, so I expect it'll be flat in a year. The mesh back is nice and gives good support, except that the canvas trim around it is uneven and looks very cheap. I can see what another reviewer meant about the seat fabric being very rough - shouldn't be a problem for me, but I wouldn't want to use it with bare legs. The adjustments are pretty good. Definitely would not order another.** Update 9/4/13: taking off a star. The foam seat has flattened, as I expected. The wide-gauge mesh of the seat also traps lots of particles and looks dirty constantly. Not worth the money. Get theOffice Star Space Professional Air Grid Back Managers Chair with Leather Seat and 2-to-1 Synchro Tilt Controlinstead - a little more money but much better quality. I just bought a fourth one for the office.


Question: Who was the product bought for?

I bought this fan a year ago when my elderly dog couldn't handle temperature in the house greater than 75 degrees. Either we ran the A/C all day just for him or we put a fan near his bed. I didn't want to run up my electric bill when it wasn't really that hot so I decided to try a fan. He liked it but whenever he went to a different room in the house I had to unplug and plug the fan each time. That got annoying real quick so I went out to buy a battery powered fan, something grab n' go. Turns out there aren't any except this one, not that I was able to locate. Batteries can be expensive but nothing compared to running the A/C. I put it near his bed and turned it on low. This fan ran for hours every day without a problem. I loved that it was convenient for me and made him comfortable. It got us through the summer and then I packed it away. It's back out again working as well as ever even though our dog is no longer around to enjoy it (he passed away last month at 18 yrs old).Oh, another thing I really like about this fan is that it folds up very narrow, easily slips into tight spaces for storage and is easy to tilt. Love that is has a handle. I wasn't expecting to like this fan more than the Vornado but it's now the one I go to first when the temps heat up.

Answer: elderly dog

<hl> I bought this fan a year ago when my elderly dog couldn't handle temperature in the house greater than 75 degrees. <hl> Either we ran the A/C all day just for him or we put a fan near his bed. I didn't want to run up my electric bill when it wasn't really that hot so I decided to try a fan. He liked it but whenever he went to a different room in the house I had to unplug and plug the fan each time. That got annoying real quick so I went out to buy a battery powered fan, something grab n' go. Turns out there aren't any except this one, not that I was able to locate. Batteries can be expensive but nothing compared to running the A/C. I put it near his bed and turned it on low. This fan ran for hours every day without a problem. I loved that it was convenient for me and made him comfortable. It got us through the summer and then I packed it away. It's back out again working as well as ever even though our dog is no longer around to enjoy it (he passed away last month at 18 yrs old).Oh, another thing I really like about this fan is that it folds up very narrow, easily slips into tight spaces for storage and is easy to tilt. Love that is has a handle. I wasn't expecting to like this fan more than the Vornado but it's now the one I go to first when the temps heat up.

I bought this fan a year ago when my <hl> elderly dog <hl> couldn't handle temperature in the house greater than 75 degrees. Either we ran the A/C all day just for him or we put a fan near his bed. I didn't want to run up my electric bill when it wasn't really that hot so I decided to try a fan. He liked it but whenever he went to a different room in the house I had to unplug and plug the fan each time. That got annoying real quick so I went out to buy a battery powered fan, something grab n' go. Turns out there aren't any except this one, not that I was able to locate. Batteries can be expensive but nothing compared to running the A/C. I put it near his bed and turned it on low. This fan ran for hours every day without a problem. I loved that it was convenient for me and made him comfortable. It got us through the summer and then I packed it away. It's back out again working as well as ever even though our dog is no longer around to enjoy it (he passed away last month at 18 yrs old).Oh, another thing I really like about this fan is that it folds up very narrow, easily slips into tight spaces for storage and is easy to tilt. Love that is has a handle. I wasn't expecting to like this fan more than the Vornado but it's now the one I go to first when the temps heat up.


Question: How is the fan being reviewed powered?

Answer: a battery

I bought this fan a year ago when my elderly dog couldn't handle temperature in the house greater than 75 degrees. Either we ran the A/C all day just for him or we put a fan near his bed. I didn't want to run up my electric bill when it wasn't really that hot so I decided to try a fan. He liked it but whenever he went to a different room in the house I had to unplug and plug the fan each time. That got annoying real quick <hl> so I went out to buy a battery powered fan, something grab n' go. <hl> Turns out there aren't any except this one, not that I was able to locate. Batteries can be expensive but nothing compared to running the A/C. I put it near his bed and turned it on low. This fan ran for hours every day without a problem. I loved that it was convenient for me and made him comfortable. It got us through the summer and then I packed it away. It's back out again working as well as ever even though our dog is no longer around to enjoy it (he passed away last month at 18 yrs old).Oh, another thing I really like about this fan is that it folds up very narrow, easily slips into tight spaces for storage and is easy to tilt. Love that is has a handle. I wasn't expecting to like this fan more than the Vornado but it's now the one I go to first when the temps heat up.

I bought this fan a year ago when my elderly dog couldn't handle temperature in the house greater than 75 degrees. Either we ran the A/C all day just for him or we put a fan near his bed. I didn't want to run up my electric bill when it wasn't really that hot so I decided to try a fan. He liked it but whenever he went to a different room in the house I had to unplug and plug the fan each time. That got annoying real quick so I went out to buy <hl> a battery <hl> powered fan, something grab n' go. Turns out there aren't any except this one, not that I was able to locate. Batteries can be expensive but nothing compared to running the A/C. I put it near his bed and turned it on low. This fan ran for hours every day without a problem. I loved that it was convenient for me and made him comfortable. It got us through the summer and then I packed it away. It's back out again working as well as ever even though our dog is no longer around to enjoy it (he passed away last month at 18 yrs old).Oh, another thing I really like about this fan is that it folds up very narrow, easily slips into tight spaces for storage and is easy to tilt. Love that is has a handle. I wasn't expecting to like this fan more than the Vornado but it's now the one I go to first when the temps heat up.


Question: What monthly expense did the reviewer not want increase with their purchase?

Answer: electric

I bought this fan a year ago when my elderly dog couldn't handle temperature in the house greater than 75 degrees. Either we ran the A/C all day just for him or we put a fan near his bed. <hl> I didn't want to run up my electric bill when it wasn't really that hot <hl> so I decided to try a fan. He liked it but whenever he went to a different room in the house I had to unplug and plug the fan each time. That got annoying real quick so I went out to buy a battery powered fan, something grab n' go. Turns out there aren't any except this one, not that I was able to locate. Batteries can be expensive but nothing compared to running the A/C. I put it near his bed and turned it on low. This fan ran for hours every day without a problem. I loved that it was convenient for me and made him comfortable. It got us through the summer and then I packed it away. It's back out again working as well as ever even though our dog is no longer around to enjoy it (he passed away last month at 18 yrs old).Oh, another thing I really like about this fan is that it folds up very narrow, easily slips into tight spaces for storage and is easy to tilt. Love that is has a handle. I wasn't expecting to like this fan more than the Vornado but it's now the one I go to first when the temps heat up.

I bought this fan a year ago when my elderly dog couldn't handle temperature in the house greater than 75 degrees. Either we ran the A/C all day just for him or we put a fan near his bed. I didn't want to run up my <hl> electric <hl> bill when it wasn't really that hot so I decided to try a fan. He liked it but whenever he went to a different room in the house I had to unplug and plug the fan each time. That got annoying real quick so I went out to buy a battery powered fan, something grab n' go. Turns out there aren't any except this one, not that I was able to locate. Batteries can be expensive but nothing compared to running the A/C. I put it near his bed and turned it on low. This fan ran for hours every day without a problem. I loved that it was convenient for me and made him comfortable. It got us through the summer and then I packed it away. It's back out again working as well as ever even though our dog is no longer around to enjoy it (he passed away last month at 18 yrs old).Oh, another thing I really like about this fan is that it folds up very narrow, easily slips into tight spaces for storage and is easy to tilt. Love that is has a handle. I wasn't expecting to like this fan more than the Vornado but it's now the one I go to first when the temps heat up.


Question: How old was the reviewers dog when it died?

Answer: 18 yrs

I bought this fan a year ago when my elderly dog couldn't handle temperature in the house greater than 75 degrees. Either we ran the A/C all day just for him or we put a fan near his bed. I didn't want to run up my electric bill when it wasn't really that hot so I decided to try a fan. He liked it but whenever he went to a different room in the house I had to unplug and plug the fan each time. That got annoying real quick so I went out to buy a battery powered fan, something grab n' go. Turns out there aren't any except this one, not that I was able to locate. Batteries can be expensive but nothing compared to running the A/C. I put it near his bed and turned it on low. This fan ran for hours every day without a problem. I loved that it was convenient for me and made him comfortable. It got us through the summer and then I packed it away. <hl> It's back out again working as well as ever even though our dog is no longer around to enjoy it (he passed away last month at 18 yrs old).Oh, another thing I really like about this fan is that it folds up very narrow, easily slips into tight spaces for storage and is easy to tilt. <hl> Love that is has a handle. I wasn't expecting to like this fan more than the Vornado but it's now the one I go to first when the temps heat up.

I bought this fan a year ago when my elderly dog couldn't handle temperature in the house greater than 75 degrees. Either we ran the A/C all day just for him or we put a fan near his bed. I didn't want to run up my electric bill when it wasn't really that hot so I decided to try a fan. He liked it but whenever he went to a different room in the house I had to unplug and plug the fan each time. That got annoying real quick so I went out to buy a battery powered fan, something grab n' go. Turns out there aren't any except this one, not that I was able to locate. Batteries can be expensive but nothing compared to running the A/C. I put it near his bed and turned it on low. This fan ran for hours every day without a problem. I loved that it was convenient for me and made him comfortable. It got us through the summer and then I packed it away. It's back out again working as well as ever even though our dog is no longer around to enjoy it (he passed away last month at <hl> 18 yrs <hl> old).Oh, another thing I really like about this fan is that it folds up very narrow, easily slips into tight spaces for storage and is easy to tilt. Love that is has a handle. I wasn't expecting to like this fan more than the Vornado but it's now the one I go to first when the temps heat up.


Question: What brand did they expect to like more than the purchased product?

Answer: Vornado

I bought this fan a year ago when my elderly dog couldn't handle temperature in the house greater than 75 degrees. Either we ran the A/C all day just for him or we put a fan near his bed. I didn't want to run up my electric bill when it wasn't really that hot so I decided to try a fan. He liked it but whenever he went to a different room in the house I had to unplug and plug the fan each time. That got annoying real quick so I went out to buy a battery powered fan, something grab n' go. Turns out there aren't any except this one, not that I was able to locate. Batteries can be expensive but nothing compared to running the A/C. I put it near his bed and turned it on low. This fan ran for hours every day without a problem. I loved that it was convenient for me and made him comfortable. It got us through the summer and then I packed it away. It's back out again working as well as ever even though our dog is no longer around to enjoy it (he passed away last month at 18 yrs old).Oh, another thing I really like about this fan is that it folds up very narrow, easily slips into tight spaces for storage and is easy to tilt. Love that is has a handle. <hl> I wasn't expecting to like this fan more than the Vornado but it's now the one I go to first when the temps heat up. <hl>

I bought this fan a year ago when my elderly dog couldn't handle temperature in the house greater than 75 degrees. Either we ran the A/C all day just for him or we put a fan near his bed. I didn't want to run up my electric bill when it wasn't really that hot so I decided to try a fan. He liked it but whenever he went to a different room in the house I had to unplug and plug the fan each time. That got annoying real quick so I went out to buy a battery powered fan, something grab n' go. Turns out there aren't any except this one, not that I was able to locate. Batteries can be expensive but nothing compared to running the A/C. I put it near his bed and turned it on low. This fan ran for hours every day without a problem. I loved that it was convenient for me and made him comfortable. It got us through the summer and then I packed it away. It's back out again working as well as ever even though our dog is no longer around to enjoy it (he passed away last month at 18 yrs old).Oh, another thing I really like about this fan is that it folds up very narrow, easily slips into tight spaces for storage and is easy to tilt. Love that is has a handle. I wasn't expecting to like this fan more than the <hl> Vornado <hl> but it's now the one I go to first when the temps heat up.


Question: What product is being reviewed?

In the two smallest sizes, this high-quality stainless steel strainer has a very fine mesh that will strain out seeds, lumps, and just about everything else from a thin cooking liquid. To strain a cooking liquid that is even slightly thickened, you will probably need a strainer with a coarser mesh. The strainer is dishwasher safe.The strainer size (2-1/2", etc.) is measured straight across the "bowl" of the strainer, and includes some of the metal frame. The total length of the 2-1/2" strainer is 7-1/4"; the wire handle alone is 4". The total length of the 3-3/4" strainer is 8-3/4"; the wire handle alone is 4-1/4".

Answer: stainless steel strainer

<hl> In the two smallest sizes, this high-quality stainless steel strainer has a very fine mesh that will strain out seeds, lumps, and just about everything else from a thin cooking liquid. <hl> To strain a cooking liquid that is even slightly thickened, you will probably need a strainer with a coarser mesh. The strainer is dishwasher safe. The strainer size (2-1/2", etc.) is measured straight across the "bowl" of the strainer, and includes some of the metal frame. The total length of the 2-1/2" strainer is 7-1/4"; the wire handle alone is 4". The total length of the 3-3/4" strainer is 8-3/4"; the wire handle alone is 4-1/4".

In the two smallest sizes, this high-quality <hl> stainless steel strainer <hl> has a very fine mesh that will strain out seeds, lumps, and just about everything else from a thin cooking liquid. To strain a cooking liquid that is even slightly thickened, you will probably need a strainer with a coarser mesh. The strainer is dishwasher safe.The strainer size (2-1/2", etc.) is measured straight across the "bowl" of the strainer, and includes some of the metal frame. The total length of the 2-1/2" strainer is 7-1/4"; the wire handle alone is 4". The total length of the 3-3/4" strainer is 8-3/4"; the wire handle alone is 4-1/4".


Question: How wide is the larger product?

Answer: 3-3/4"

In the two smallest sizes, this high-quality stainless steel strainer has a very fine mesh that will strain out seeds, lumps, and just about everything else from a thin cooking liquid. To strain a cooking liquid that is even slightly thickened, you will probably need a strainer with a coarser mesh. The strainer is dishwasher safe. The strainer size (2-1/2", etc.) is measured straight across the "bowl" of the strainer, and includes some of the metal frame. The total length of the 2-1/2" strainer is 7-1/4"; the wire handle alone is 4". <hl> The total length of the 3-3/4" strainer is 8-3/4"; the wire handle alone is 4-1/4". <hl>

In the two smallest sizes, this high-quality stainless steel strainer has a very fine mesh that will strain out seeds, lumps, and just about everything else from a thin cooking liquid. To strain a cooking liquid that is even slightly thickened, you will probably need a strainer with a coarser mesh. The strainer is dishwasher safe.The strainer size (2-1/2", etc.) is measured straight across the "bowl" of the strainer, and includes some of the metal frame. The total length of the 2-1/2" strainer is 7-1/4"; the wire handle alone is 4". The total length of the <hl> 3-3/4" <hl> strainer is 8-3/4"; the wire handle alone is 4-1/4".


Question: How long is the smaller product?

Answer: 7-1/4"

In the two smallest sizes, this high-quality stainless steel strainer has a very fine mesh that will strain out seeds, lumps, and just about everything else from a thin cooking liquid. To strain a cooking liquid that is even slightly thickened, you will probably need a strainer with a coarser mesh. The strainer is dishwasher safe. The strainer size (2-1/2", etc.) is measured straight across the "bowl" of the strainer, and includes some of the metal frame. <hl> The total length of the 2-1/2" strainer is 7-1/4" ; the wire handle alone is 4". <hl> The total length of the 3-3/4" strainer is 8-3/4"; the wire handle alone is 4-1/4".

In the two smallest sizes, this high-quality stainless steel strainer has a very fine mesh that will strain out seeds, lumps, and just about everything else from a thin cooking liquid. To strain a cooking liquid that is even slightly thickened, you will probably need a strainer with a coarser mesh. The strainer is dishwasher safe.The strainer size (2-1/2", etc.) is measured straight across the "bowl" of the strainer, and includes some of the metal frame. The total length of the 2-1/2" strainer is <hl> 7-1/4" <hl>; the wire handle alone is 4". The total length of the 3-3/4" strainer is 8-3/4"; the wire handle alone is 4-1/4".

The total length of the 2-1/2" strainer is <hl> 7-1/4" <hl> ; the wire handle alone is 4".


Question: What is one of the items that will be strained out of cooking liquid by the product?

Answer: seeds

<hl> In the two smallest sizes, this high-quality stainless steel strainer has a very fine mesh that will strain out seeds , lumps, and just about everything else from a thin cooking liquid. <hl> To strain a cooking liquid that is even slightly thickened, you will probably need a strainer with a coarser mesh. The strainer is dishwasher safe. The strainer size (2-1/2", etc.) is measured straight across the "bowl" of the strainer, and includes some of the metal frame. The total length of the 2-1/2" strainer is 7-1/4"; the wire handle alone is 4". The total length of the 3-3/4" strainer is 8-3/4"; the wire handle alone is 4-1/4".

In the two smallest sizes, this high-quality stainless steel strainer has a very fine mesh that will strain out <hl> seeds <hl>, lumps, and just about everything else from a thin cooking liquid. To strain a cooking liquid that is even slightly thickened, you will probably need a strainer with a coarser mesh. The strainer is dishwasher safe.The strainer size (2-1/2", etc.) is measured straight across the "bowl" of the strainer, and includes some of the metal frame. The total length of the 2-1/2" strainer is 7-1/4"; the wire handle alone is 4". The total length of the 3-3/4" strainer is 8-3/4"; the wire handle alone is 4-1/4".

In the two smallest sizes, this high-quality stainless steel strainer has a very fine mesh that will strain out <hl> seeds <hl> , lumps, and just about everything else from a thin cooking liquid.


Question: What did the reviewer exclaim upon seeing the product?

This may seem silly, but I actually said, "WOW!" when I opened the box and saw this baster. (The baster I had been using must be about 25 years old, so I guess I never realized what I was missing.) It's big. Very big. And instead of a bulb top that only half-works, this has a bellows that you press. Which means it can draw up a precise amount of liquid (up to 3 oz.) and keep it there with no drips until you want to release it. Perfect.The only possible negative is its size makes it hard to store in a utensil drawer.

Answer: WOW!

<hl> This may seem silly, but I actually said, " WOW! " when I opened the box and saw this baster. <hl> (The baster I had been using must be about 25 years old, so I guess I never realized what I was missing.) It's big. Very big. And instead of a bulb top that only half-works, this has a bellows that you press. Which means it can draw up a precise amount of liquid (up to 3 oz.) and keep it there with no drips until you want to release it. Perfect. The only possible negative is its size makes it hard to store in a utensil drawer.

This may seem silly, but I actually said, "<hl> WOW! <hl>" when I opened the box and saw this baster. (The baster I had been using must be about 25 years old, so I guess I never realized what I was missing.) It's big. Very big. And instead of a bulb top that only half-works, this has a bellows that you press. Which means it can draw up a precise amount of liquid (up to 3 oz.) and keep it there with no drips until you want to release it. Perfect.The only possible negative is its size makes it hard to store in a utensil drawer.

This may seem silly, but I actually said, " <hl> WOW! <hl> " when I opened the box and saw this baster.


Question: How old was the reviewers previous baster?

Answer: 25 years

This may seem silly, but I actually said, "WOW!" when I opened the box and saw this baster. <hl> (The baster I had been using must be about 25 years old, so I guess I never realized what I was missing.) <hl> It's big. Very big. And instead of a bulb top that only half-works, this has a bellows that you press. Which means it can draw up a precise amount of liquid (up to 3 oz.) and keep it there with no drips until you want to release it. Perfect. The only possible negative is its size makes it hard to store in a utensil drawer.

This may seem silly, but I actually said, "WOW!" when I opened the box and saw this baster. (The baster I had been using must be about <hl> 25 years <hl> old, so I guess I never realized what I was missing.) It's big. Very big. And instead of a bulb top that only half-works, this has a bellows that you press. Which means it can draw up a precise amount of liquid (up to 3 oz.) and keep it there with no drips until you want to release it. Perfect.The only possible negative is its size makes it hard to store in a utensil drawer.


Question: How much liquid can the product hold?

Answer: 3 oz.

This may seem silly, but I actually said, "WOW!" when I opened the box and saw this baster. (The baster I had been using must be about 25 years old, so I guess I never realized what I was missing.) It's big. Very big. And instead of a bulb top that only half-works, this has a bellows that you press. <hl> Which means it can draw up a precise amount of liquid (up to 3 oz. ) <hl> and keep it there with no drips until you want to release it. Perfect. The only possible negative is its size makes it hard to store in a utensil drawer.

This may seem silly, but I actually said, "WOW!" when I opened the box and saw this baster. (The baster I had been using must be about 25 years old, so I guess I never realized what I was missing.) It's big. Very big. And instead of a bulb top that only half-works, this has a bellows that you press. Which means it can draw up a precise amount of liquid (up to <hl> 3 oz. <hl>) and keep it there with no drips until you want to release it. Perfect.The only possible negative is its size makes it hard to store in a utensil drawer.

Which means it can draw up a precise amount of liquid (up to <hl> 3 oz. <hl> )


Question: What is the only thing that could work against one's perception of the product?

Answer: its size

This may seem silly, but I actually said, "WOW!" when I opened the box and saw this baster. (The baster I had been using must be about 25 years old, so I guess I never realized what I was missing.) It's big. Very big. And instead of a bulb top that only half-works, this has a bellows that you press. Which means it can draw up a precise amount of liquid (up to 3 oz.) and keep it there with no drips until you want to release it. Perfect. <hl> The only possible negative is its size makes it hard to store in a utensil drawer. <hl>

This may seem silly, but I actually said, "WOW!" when I opened the box and saw this baster. (The baster I had been using must be about 25 years old, so I guess I never realized what I was missing.) It's big. Very big. And instead of a bulb top that only half-works, this has a bellows that you press. Which means it can draw up a precise amount of liquid (up to 3 oz.) and keep it there with no drips until you want to release it. Perfect.The only possible negative is <hl> its size <hl> makes it hard to store in a utensil drawer.


Question: Where is it difficult to store the product?

Answer: a utensil drawer

This may seem silly, but I actually said, "WOW!" when I opened the box and saw this baster. (The baster I had been using must be about 25 years old, so I guess I never realized what I was missing.) It's big. Very big. And instead of a bulb top that only half-works, this has a bellows that you press. Which means it can draw up a precise amount of liquid (up to 3 oz.) and keep it there with no drips until you want to release it. Perfect. <hl> The only possible negative is its size makes it hard to store in a utensil drawer . <hl>

This may seem silly, but I actually said, "WOW!" when I opened the box and saw this baster. (The baster I had been using must be about 25 years old, so I guess I never realized what I was missing.) It's big. Very big. And instead of a bulb top that only half-works, this has a bellows that you press. Which means it can draw up a precise amount of liquid (up to 3 oz.) and keep it there with no drips until you want to release it. Perfect.The only possible negative is its size makes it hard to store in <hl> a utensil drawer <hl>.

The only possible negative is its size makes it hard to store in <hl> a utensil drawer <hl> .


Question: What is being reviewed?

I love waking up to fresh juice in the morning and over the years I've tried everything from the old-fashioned "manual" juicers to quite a few of the juicers you find in most department stores. More often than not the ones I have come across are too big and bulks to be left out on the counter and just didn't deliver what I needed the most - the juice!With this Epica juicer though I am happy to say that it is truly a marvelous little gadget that doesn't take up too much space, and looks good on the counter top! The first thing I noticed is it was quiet -- not whisper quiet, but rather a gentle whir. No worries about waking the house up when you are making your morning cup of orange juice with this guy!Second, it's very sturdy for such as small design. The rubber base helps keep it in place and I have yet to have it go off-balance or scoot around while juicing oranges and lemons.Finally, it has a nice finish that goes well with the rest of our stainless steel appliances. A quick rub down now and then and it cleans right up!Overall, I'm thrilled with it -- and most of all, I'm enjoying the juice!

Answer: Epica juicer

I love waking up to fresh juice in the morning and over the years I've tried everything from the old-fashioned "manual" juicers to quite a few of the juicers you find in most department stores. <hl> More often than not the ones I have come across are too big and bulks to be left out on the counter and just didn't deliver what I needed the most - the juice!With this Epica juicer though I am happy to say that it is truly a marvelous little gadget that doesn't take up too much space, and looks good on the counter top! <hl> The first thing I noticed is it was quiet -- not whisper quiet, but rather a gentle whir. No worries about waking the house up when you are making your morning cup of orange juice with this guy!Second, it's very sturdy for such as small design. The rubber base helps keep it in place and I have yet to have it go off-balance or scoot around while juicing oranges and lemons. Finally, it has a nice finish that goes well with the rest of our stainless steel appliances. A quick rub down now and then and it cleans right up!Overall, I'm thrilled with it -- and most of all, I'm enjoying the juice!

I love waking up to fresh juice in the morning and over the years I've tried everything from the old-fashioned "manual" juicers to quite a few of the juicers you find in most department stores. More often than not the ones I have come across are too big and bulks to be left out on the counter and just didn't deliver what I needed the most - the juice!With this <hl> Epica juicer <hl> though I am happy to say that it is truly a marvelous little gadget that doesn't take up too much space, and looks good on the counter top! The first thing I noticed is it was quiet -- not whisper quiet, but rather a gentle whir. No worries about waking the house up when you are making your morning cup of orange juice with this guy!Second, it's very sturdy for such as small design. The rubber base helps keep it in place and I have yet to have it go off-balance or scoot around while juicing oranges and lemons.Finally, it has a nice finish that goes well with the rest of our stainless steel appliances. A quick rub down now and then and it cleans right up!Overall, I'm thrilled with it -- and most of all, I'm enjoying the juice!


Question: What is not modern?

Answer: "manual" juicers

<hl> I love waking up to fresh juice in the morning and over the years I've tried everything from the old-fashioned "manual" juicers to quite a few of the juicers you find in most department stores. <hl> More often than not the ones I have come across are too big and bulks to be left out on the counter and just didn't deliver what I needed the most - the juice!With this Epica juicer though I am happy to say that it is truly a marvelous little gadget that doesn't take up too much space, and looks good on the counter top! The first thing I noticed is it was quiet -- not whisper quiet, but rather a gentle whir. No worries about waking the house up when you are making your morning cup of orange juice with this guy!Second, it's very sturdy for such as small design. The rubber base helps keep it in place and I have yet to have it go off-balance or scoot around while juicing oranges and lemons. Finally, it has a nice finish that goes well with the rest of our stainless steel appliances. A quick rub down now and then and it cleans right up!Overall, I'm thrilled with it -- and most of all, I'm enjoying the juice!

I love waking up to fresh juice in the morning and over the years I've tried everything from the old-fashioned <hl> "manual" juicers <hl> to quite a few of the juicers you find in most department stores. More often than not the ones I have come across are too big and bulks to be left out on the counter and just didn't deliver what I needed the most - the juice!With this Epica juicer though I am happy to say that it is truly a marvelous little gadget that doesn't take up too much space, and looks good on the counter top! The first thing I noticed is it was quiet -- not whisper quiet, but rather a gentle whir. No worries about waking the house up when you are making your morning cup of orange juice with this guy!Second, it's very sturdy for such as small design. The rubber base helps keep it in place and I have yet to have it go off-balance or scoot around while juicing oranges and lemons.Finally, it has a nice finish that goes well with the rest of our stainless steel appliances. A quick rub down now and then and it cleans right up!Overall, I'm thrilled with it -- and most of all, I'm enjoying the juice!


Question: What is a downside of most juicers?

Answer: too big

I love waking up to fresh juice in the morning and over the years I've tried everything from the old-fashioned "manual" juicers to quite a few of the juicers you find in most department stores. <hl> More often than not the ones I have come across are too big and bulks to be left out on the counter and just didn't deliver what I needed the most - the juice!With this Epica juicer though I am happy to say that it is truly a marvelous little gadget that doesn't take up too much space, and looks good on the counter top! <hl> The first thing I noticed is it was quiet -- not whisper quiet, but rather a gentle whir. No worries about waking the house up when you are making your morning cup of orange juice with this guy!Second, it's very sturdy for such as small design. The rubber base helps keep it in place and I have yet to have it go off-balance or scoot around while juicing oranges and lemons. Finally, it has a nice finish that goes well with the rest of our stainless steel appliances. A quick rub down now and then and it cleans right up!Overall, I'm thrilled with it -- and most of all, I'm enjoying the juice!

I love waking up to fresh juice in the morning and over the years I've tried everything from the old-fashioned "manual" juicers to quite a few of the juicers you find in most department stores. More often than not the ones I have come across are <hl> too big <hl> and bulks to be left out on the counter and just didn't deliver what I needed the most - the juice!With this Epica juicer though I am happy to say that it is truly a marvelous little gadget that doesn't take up too much space, and looks good on the counter top! The first thing I noticed is it was quiet -- not whisper quiet, but rather a gentle whir. No worries about waking the house up when you are making your morning cup of orange juice with this guy!Second, it's very sturdy for such as small design. The rubber base helps keep it in place and I have yet to have it go off-balance or scoot around while juicing oranges and lemons.Finally, it has a nice finish that goes well with the rest of our stainless steel appliances. A quick rub down now and then and it cleans right up!Overall, I'm thrilled with it -- and most of all, I'm enjoying the juice!


Question: How is the appearance rated?

Answer: looks good

I love waking up to fresh juice in the morning and over the years I've tried everything from the old-fashioned "manual" juicers to quite a few of the juicers you find in most department stores. <hl> More often than not the ones I have come across are too big and bulks to be left out on the counter and just didn't deliver what I needed the most - the juice!With this Epica juicer though I am happy to say that it is truly a marvelous little gadget that doesn't take up too much space, and looks good on the counter top! <hl> The first thing I noticed is it was quiet -- not whisper quiet, but rather a gentle whir. No worries about waking the house up when you are making your morning cup of orange juice with this guy!Second, it's very sturdy for such as small design. The rubber base helps keep it in place and I have yet to have it go off-balance or scoot around while juicing oranges and lemons. Finally, it has a nice finish that goes well with the rest of our stainless steel appliances. A quick rub down now and then and it cleans right up!Overall, I'm thrilled with it -- and most of all, I'm enjoying the juice!

I love waking up to fresh juice in the morning and over the years I've tried everything from the old-fashioned "manual" juicers to quite a few of the juicers you find in most department stores. More often than not the ones I have come across are too big and bulks to be left out on the counter and just didn't deliver what I needed the most - the juice!With this Epica juicer though I am happy to say that it is truly a marvelous little gadget that doesn't take up too much space, and <hl> looks good <hl> on the counter top! The first thing I noticed is it was quiet -- not whisper quiet, but rather a gentle whir. No worries about waking the house up when you are making your morning cup of orange juice with this guy!Second, it's very sturdy for such as small design. The rubber base helps keep it in place and I have yet to have it go off-balance or scoot around while juicing oranges and lemons.Finally, it has a nice finish that goes well with the rest of our stainless steel appliances. A quick rub down now and then and it cleans right up!Overall, I'm thrilled with it -- and most of all, I'm enjoying the juice!


Question: What is the finish?

Answer: stainless steel

I love waking up to fresh juice in the morning and over the years I've tried everything from the old-fashioned "manual" juicers to quite a few of the juicers you find in most department stores. More often than not the ones I have come across are too big and bulks to be left out on the counter and just didn't deliver what I needed the most - the juice!With this Epica juicer though I am happy to say that it is truly a marvelous little gadget that doesn't take up too much space, and looks good on the counter top! The first thing I noticed is it was quiet -- not whisper quiet, but rather a gentle whir. No worries about waking the house up when you are making your morning cup of orange juice with this guy!Second, it's very sturdy for such as small design. The rubber base helps keep it in place and I have yet to have it go off-balance or scoot around while juicing oranges and lemons. <hl> Finally, it has a nice finish that goes well with the rest of our stainless steel appliances. <hl> A quick rub down now and then and it cleans right up!Overall, I'm thrilled with it -- and most of all, I'm enjoying the juice!

I love waking up to fresh juice in the morning and over the years I've tried everything from the old-fashioned "manual" juicers to quite a few of the juicers you find in most department stores. More often than not the ones I have come across are too big and bulks to be left out on the counter and just didn't deliver what I needed the most - the juice!With this Epica juicer though I am happy to say that it is truly a marvelous little gadget that doesn't take up too much space, and looks good on the counter top! The first thing I noticed is it was quiet -- not whisper quiet, but rather a gentle whir. No worries about waking the house up when you are making your morning cup of orange juice with this guy!Second, it's very sturdy for such as small design. The rubber base helps keep it in place and I have yet to have it go off-balance or scoot around while juicing oranges and lemons.Finally, it has a nice finish that goes well with the rest of our <hl> stainless steel <hl> appliances. A quick rub down now and then and it cleans right up!Overall, I'm thrilled with it -- and most of all, I'm enjoying the juice!


Question: What is being reviewed?

This heater would have fit perfectly where we wanted it. It also put out a decent amount of heat. But it also put out a horrific plasticy type of smell. No plastic was burning that I could see. Worries me that something toxic might have been used on this thing, who knows? I put it outside, ran it for at least 6 hours and still the smell lingers. You can even smell it after the heater has cooled down, but it is less pronounced. Gotta send this back, maybe if you buy one, you'll have better luck, but I'm not taking the chance.

Answer: heater

<hl> This heater would have fit perfectly where we wanted it. <hl> It also put out a decent amount of heat. But it also put out a horrific plasticy type of smell. No plastic was burning that I could see. Worries me that something toxic might have been used on this thing, who knows? I put it outside, ran it for at least 6 hours and still the smell lingers. You can even smell it after the heater has cooled down, but it is less pronounced. Gotta send this back, maybe if you buy one, you'll have better luck, but I'm not taking the chance.

This <hl> heater <hl> would have fit perfectly where we wanted it. It also put out a decent amount of heat. But it also put out a horrific plasticy type of smell. No plastic was burning that I could see. Worries me that something toxic might have been used on this thing, who knows? I put it outside, ran it for at least 6 hours and still the smell lingers. You can even smell it after the heater has cooled down, but it is less pronounced. Gotta send this back, maybe if you buy one, you'll have better luck, but I'm not taking the chance.


Question: What was produced in a good quantity?

Answer: heat.

This heater would have fit perfectly where we wanted it. <hl> It also put out a decent amount of heat. But it also put out a horrific plasticy type of smell. <hl> No plastic was burning that I could see. Worries me that something toxic might have been used on this thing, who knows? I put it outside, ran it for at least 6 hours and still the smell lingers. You can even smell it after the heater has cooled down, but it is less pronounced. Gotta send this back, maybe if you buy one, you'll have better luck, but I'm not taking the chance.

This heater would have fit perfectly where we wanted it. It also put out a decent amount of <hl> heat. <hl> But it also put out a horrific plasticy type of smell. No plastic was burning that I could see. Worries me that something toxic might have been used on this thing, who knows? I put it outside, ran it for at least 6 hours and still the smell lingers. You can even smell it after the heater has cooled down, but it is less pronounced. Gotta send this back, maybe if you buy one, you'll have better luck, but I'm not taking the chance.


Question: How long did the author try to get rid of the problem?

Answer: 6 hours

This heater would have fit perfectly where we wanted it. It also put out a decent amount of heat. But it also put out a horrific plasticy type of smell. No plastic was burning that I could see. Worries me that something toxic might have been used on this thing, who knows? <hl> I put it outside, ran it for at least 6 hours and still the smell lingers. <hl> You can even smell it after the heater has cooled down, but it is less pronounced. Gotta send this back, maybe if you buy one, you'll have better luck, but I'm not taking the chance.

This heater would have fit perfectly where we wanted it. It also put out a decent amount of heat. But it also put out a horrific plasticy type of smell. No plastic was burning that I could see. Worries me that something toxic might have been used on this thing, who knows? I put it outside, ran it for at least <hl> 6 hours <hl> and still the smell lingers. You can even smell it after the heater has cooled down, but it is less pronounced. Gotta send this back, maybe if you buy one, you'll have better luck, but I'm not taking the chance.


Question: What was a downside?

Answer: plasticy type of smell.

This heater would have fit perfectly where we wanted it. It also put out a decent amount of heat. <hl> But it also put out a horrific plasticy type of smell. No plastic was burning that I could see. <hl> Worries me that something toxic might have been used on this thing, who knows? I put it outside, ran it for at least 6 hours and still the smell lingers. You can even smell it after the heater has cooled down, but it is less pronounced. Gotta send this back, maybe if you buy one, you'll have better luck, but I'm not taking the chance.

This heater would have fit perfectly where we wanted it. It also put out a decent amount of heat. But it also put out a horrific <hl> plasticy type of smell. <hl> No plastic was burning that I could see. Worries me that something toxic might have been used on this thing, who knows? I put it outside, ran it for at least 6 hours and still the smell lingers. You can even smell it after the heater has cooled down, but it is less pronounced. Gotta send this back, maybe if you buy one, you'll have better luck, but I'm not taking the chance.


Question: What did the author end up doing?

Answer: send this back

This heater would have fit perfectly where we wanted it. It also put out a decent amount of heat. But it also put out a horrific plasticy type of smell. No plastic was burning that I could see. Worries me that something toxic might have been used on this thing, who knows? I put it outside, ran it for at least 6 hours and still the smell lingers. You can even smell it after the heater has cooled down, but it is less pronounced. <hl> Gotta send this back , maybe if you buy one, you'll have better luck, but I'm not taking the chance. <hl>

This heater would have fit perfectly where we wanted it. It also put out a decent amount of heat. But it also put out a horrific plasticy type of smell. No plastic was burning that I could see. Worries me that something toxic might have been used on this thing, who knows? I put it outside, ran it for at least 6 hours and still the smell lingers. You can even smell it after the heater has cooled down, but it is less pronounced. Gotta <hl> send this back <hl>, maybe if you buy one, you'll have better luck, but I'm not taking the chance.

Gotta <hl> send this back <hl> , maybe if you buy one, you'll have better luck, but I'm not taking the chance.


Question: What is being reviewed?

I love that this is a compact processor that works fabulously!! The price is fantastic and it does a great job. I have a bigger processor as well, but this is great for small jobs, and ridiculously easy to clean.

Answer: processor

<hl> I love that this is a compact processor that works fabulously! <hl> ! The price is fantastic and it does a great job. I have a bigger processor as well, but this is great for small jobs, and ridiculously easy to clean.

I love that this is a compact <hl> processor <hl> that works fabulously!! The price is fantastic and it does a great job. I have a bigger processor as well, but this is great for small jobs, and ridiculously easy to clean.


Question: What size is the item?

Answer: compact

<hl> I love that this is a compact processor that works fabulously! <hl> ! The price is fantastic and it does a great job. I have a bigger processor as well, but this is great for small jobs, and ridiculously easy to clean.

I love that this is a <hl> compact <hl> processor that works fabulously!! The price is fantastic and it does a great job. I have a bigger processor as well, but this is great for small jobs, and ridiculously easy to clean.


Question: What is fantastic?

Answer: price

I love that this is a compact processor that works fabulously!! <hl> The price is fantastic and it does a great job. <hl> I have a bigger processor as well, but this is great for small jobs, and ridiculously easy to clean.

I love that this is a compact processor that works fabulously!! The <hl> price <hl> is fantastic and it does a great job. I have a bigger processor as well, but this is great for small jobs, and ridiculously easy to clean.


Question: What is easy to do?

Answer: clean

I love that this is a compact processor that works fabulously!! The price is fantastic and it does a great job. <hl> I have a bigger processor as well, but this is great for small jobs, and ridiculously easy to clean . <hl>

I love that this is a compact processor that works fabulously!! The price is fantastic and it does a great job. I have a bigger processor as well, but this is great for small jobs, and ridiculously easy to <hl> clean <hl>.

I have a bigger processor as well, but this is great for small jobs, and ridiculously easy to <hl> clean <hl> .


Question: What is being reviewed?

I bought this for a corner in the lunchroom for a computer the employees could use on break. I figured it did not have to be great because it was not actually going to be a business desk, and honestly did not expect much. BUT the wood shelves are solid; the metal frame is quality powder-coated and stylish. The parts are perfectly matched and go together well. Screws together tightly. The casters are full-size and fit metal to metal so there will likely be no stress-breakage; they roll and lock perfectly. The keyboard tray slides in and out with ease. It is hard to tell the size by the photo, but here it is: on the bottom shelf I have a 3-in-one inkjet printer and the CPU, side-by-side.The only part I did not like was the little mouse shelf that attaches to the bottom of the keyboard tray so it can pull out to be used. Since there is plenty of room for a keyboard and mouse on the tray, I figured it would be an annoyance - just personal taste and certainly nothing to be marked down for.Truly an exceptional value for a very low price. Great for students, college, bedroom, corners, mobile homes, or business applications like mine.

Answer: desk

I bought this for a corner in the lunchroom for a computer the employees could use on break. <hl> I figured it did not have to be great because it was not actually going to be a business desk , and honestly did not expect much. <hl> BUT the wood shelves are solid; the metal frame is quality powder-coated and stylish. The parts are perfectly matched and go together well. Screws together tightly. The casters are full-size and fit metal to metal so there will likely be no stress-breakage; they roll and lock perfectly. The keyboard tray slides in and out with ease. It is hard to tell the size by the photo, but here it is: on the bottom shelf I have a 3-in-one inkjet printer and the CPU, side-by-side. The only part I did not like was the little mouse shelf that attaches to the bottom of the keyboard tray so it can pull out to be used. Since there is plenty of room for a keyboard and mouse on the tray, I figured it would be an annoyance - just personal taste and certainly nothing to be marked down for. Truly an exceptional value for a very low price. Great for students, college, bedroom, corners, mobile homes, or business applications like mine.

I bought this for a corner in the lunchroom for a computer the employees could use on break. I figured it did not have to be great because it was not actually going to be a business <hl> desk <hl>, and honestly did not expect much. BUT the wood shelves are solid; the metal frame is quality powder-coated and stylish. The parts are perfectly matched and go together well. Screws together tightly. The casters are full-size and fit metal to metal so there will likely be no stress-breakage; they roll and lock perfectly. The keyboard tray slides in and out with ease. It is hard to tell the size by the photo, but here it is: on the bottom shelf I have a 3-in-one inkjet printer and the CPU, side-by-side.The only part I did not like was the little mouse shelf that attaches to the bottom of the keyboard tray so it can pull out to be used. Since there is plenty of room for a keyboard and mouse on the tray, I figured it would be an annoyance - just personal taste and certainly nothing to be marked down for.Truly an exceptional value for a very low price. Great for students, college, bedroom, corners, mobile homes, or business applications like mine.

I figured it did not have to be great because it was not actually going to be a business <hl> desk <hl> , and honestly did not expect much.


Question: What was this meant to hold?

Answer: computer

<hl> I bought this for a corner in the lunchroom for a computer the employees could use on break. <hl> I figured it did not have to be great because it was not actually going to be a business desk, and honestly did not expect much. BUT the wood shelves are solid; the metal frame is quality powder-coated and stylish. The parts are perfectly matched and go together well. Screws together tightly. The casters are full-size and fit metal to metal so there will likely be no stress-breakage; they roll and lock perfectly. The keyboard tray slides in and out with ease. It is hard to tell the size by the photo, but here it is: on the bottom shelf I have a 3-in-one inkjet printer and the CPU, side-by-side. The only part I did not like was the little mouse shelf that attaches to the bottom of the keyboard tray so it can pull out to be used. Since there is plenty of room for a keyboard and mouse on the tray, I figured it would be an annoyance - just personal taste and certainly nothing to be marked down for. Truly an exceptional value for a very low price. Great for students, college, bedroom, corners, mobile homes, or business applications like mine.

I bought this for a corner in the lunchroom for a <hl> computer <hl> the employees could use on break. I figured it did not have to be great because it was not actually going to be a business desk, and honestly did not expect much. BUT the wood shelves are solid; the metal frame is quality powder-coated and stylish. The parts are perfectly matched and go together well. Screws together tightly. The casters are full-size and fit metal to metal so there will likely be no stress-breakage; they roll and lock perfectly. The keyboard tray slides in and out with ease. It is hard to tell the size by the photo, but here it is: on the bottom shelf I have a 3-in-one inkjet printer and the CPU, side-by-side.The only part I did not like was the little mouse shelf that attaches to the bottom of the keyboard tray so it can pull out to be used. Since there is plenty of room for a keyboard and mouse on the tray, I figured it would be an annoyance - just personal taste and certainly nothing to be marked down for.Truly an exceptional value for a very low price. Great for students, college, bedroom, corners, mobile homes, or business applications like mine.


Question: What would this also be good for?

Answer: students

I bought this for a corner in the lunchroom for a computer the employees could use on break. I figured it did not have to be great because it was not actually going to be a business desk, and honestly did not expect much. BUT the wood shelves are solid; the metal frame is quality powder-coated and stylish. The parts are perfectly matched and go together well. Screws together tightly. The casters are full-size and fit metal to metal so there will likely be no stress-breakage; they roll and lock perfectly. The keyboard tray slides in and out with ease. It is hard to tell the size by the photo, but here it is: on the bottom shelf I have a 3-in-one inkjet printer and the CPU, side-by-side. The only part I did not like was the little mouse shelf that attaches to the bottom of the keyboard tray so it can pull out to be used. Since there is plenty of room for a keyboard and mouse on the tray, I figured it would be an annoyance - just personal taste and certainly nothing to be marked down for. Truly an exceptional value for a very low price. <hl> Great for students , college, bedroom, corners, mobile homes, or business applications like mine. <hl>

I bought this for a corner in the lunchroom for a computer the employees could use on break. I figured it did not have to be great because it was not actually going to be a business desk, and honestly did not expect much. BUT the wood shelves are solid; the metal frame is quality powder-coated and stylish. The parts are perfectly matched and go together well. Screws together tightly. The casters are full-size and fit metal to metal so there will likely be no stress-breakage; they roll and lock perfectly. The keyboard tray slides in and out with ease. It is hard to tell the size by the photo, but here it is: on the bottom shelf I have a 3-in-one inkjet printer and the CPU, side-by-side.The only part I did not like was the little mouse shelf that attaches to the bottom of the keyboard tray so it can pull out to be used. Since there is plenty of room for a keyboard and mouse on the tray, I figured it would be an annoyance - just personal taste and certainly nothing to be marked down for.Truly an exceptional value for a very low price. Great for <hl> students <hl>, college, bedroom, corners, mobile homes, or business applications like mine.

Great for <hl> students <hl> , college, bedroom, corners, mobile homes, or business applications like mine.


Question: Who would be using this?

Answer: employees

<hl> I bought this for a corner in the lunchroom for a computer the employees could use on break. <hl> I figured it did not have to be great because it was not actually going to be a business desk, and honestly did not expect much. BUT the wood shelves are solid; the metal frame is quality powder-coated and stylish. The parts are perfectly matched and go together well. Screws together tightly. The casters are full-size and fit metal to metal so there will likely be no stress-breakage; they roll and lock perfectly. The keyboard tray slides in and out with ease. It is hard to tell the size by the photo, but here it is: on the bottom shelf I have a 3-in-one inkjet printer and the CPU, side-by-side. The only part I did not like was the little mouse shelf that attaches to the bottom of the keyboard tray so it can pull out to be used. Since there is plenty of room for a keyboard and mouse on the tray, I figured it would be an annoyance - just personal taste and certainly nothing to be marked down for. Truly an exceptional value for a very low price. Great for students, college, bedroom, corners, mobile homes, or business applications like mine.

I bought this for a corner in the lunchroom for a computer the <hl> employees <hl> could use on break. I figured it did not have to be great because it was not actually going to be a business desk, and honestly did not expect much. BUT the wood shelves are solid; the metal frame is quality powder-coated and stylish. The parts are perfectly matched and go together well. Screws together tightly. The casters are full-size and fit metal to metal so there will likely be no stress-breakage; they roll and lock perfectly. The keyboard tray slides in and out with ease. It is hard to tell the size by the photo, but here it is: on the bottom shelf I have a 3-in-one inkjet printer and the CPU, side-by-side.The only part I did not like was the little mouse shelf that attaches to the bottom of the keyboard tray so it can pull out to be used. Since there is plenty of room for a keyboard and mouse on the tray, I figured it would be an annoyance - just personal taste and certainly nothing to be marked down for.Truly an exceptional value for a very low price. Great for students, college, bedroom, corners, mobile homes, or business applications like mine.


Question: Where was this going to be located?

Answer: lunchroom

<hl> I bought this for a corner in the lunchroom for a computer the employees could use on break. <hl> I figured it did not have to be great because it was not actually going to be a business desk, and honestly did not expect much. BUT the wood shelves are solid; the metal frame is quality powder-coated and stylish. The parts are perfectly matched and go together well. Screws together tightly. The casters are full-size and fit metal to metal so there will likely be no stress-breakage; they roll and lock perfectly. The keyboard tray slides in and out with ease. It is hard to tell the size by the photo, but here it is: on the bottom shelf I have a 3-in-one inkjet printer and the CPU, side-by-side. The only part I did not like was the little mouse shelf that attaches to the bottom of the keyboard tray so it can pull out to be used. Since there is plenty of room for a keyboard and mouse on the tray, I figured it would be an annoyance - just personal taste and certainly nothing to be marked down for. Truly an exceptional value for a very low price. Great for students, college, bedroom, corners, mobile homes, or business applications like mine.

I bought this for a corner in the <hl> lunchroom <hl> for a computer the employees could use on break. I figured it did not have to be great because it was not actually going to be a business desk, and honestly did not expect much. BUT the wood shelves are solid; the metal frame is quality powder-coated and stylish. The parts are perfectly matched and go together well. Screws together tightly. The casters are full-size and fit metal to metal so there will likely be no stress-breakage; they roll and lock perfectly. The keyboard tray slides in and out with ease. It is hard to tell the size by the photo, but here it is: on the bottom shelf I have a 3-in-one inkjet printer and the CPU, side-by-side.The only part I did not like was the little mouse shelf that attaches to the bottom of the keyboard tray so it can pull out to be used. Since there is plenty of room for a keyboard and mouse on the tray, I figured it would be an annoyance - just personal taste and certainly nothing to be marked down for.Truly an exceptional value for a very low price. Great for students, college, bedroom, corners, mobile homes, or business applications like mine.


Question: What is being reviewed?

Being retired and living alone I was looking for a slow cooker to be able to cook enough to make a couple of meals and something that worked and worked well. I had a couple of other slow cookers that I wasn't that happy with so looked for another and found this and it looked like what I wanted so bought it. I have been using it since I received it and in fact cooking tonight's meal in it and must say I love this slow cooker. I like the digital timer and cooking level and it works and works well. If I could give it more stars I would as this cooker is more then worth the money and I can not find any faults with it.

Answer: slow cooker

Being retired and living alone I was looking for <hl> a slow cooker to be able to cook enough to make a couple of meals and something that worked and worked well. <hl> I had a couple of other slow cookers that I wasn't that happy with so looked for another and found this and it looked like what I wanted so bought it. I have been using it since I received it and in fact cooking tonight's meal in it and must say I love this slow cooker. I like the digital timer and cooking level and it works and works well. If I could give it more stars I would as this cooker is more then worth the money and I can not find any faults with it.

Being retired and living alone I was looking for a <hl> slow cooker <hl> to be able to cook enough to make a couple of meals and something that worked and worked well. I had a couple of other slow cookers that I wasn't that happy with so looked for another and found this and it looked like what I wanted so bought it. I have been using it since I received it and in fact cooking tonight's meal in it and must say I love this slow cooker. I like the digital timer and cooking level and it works and works well. If I could give it more stars I would as this cooker is more then worth the money and I can not find any faults with it.


Question: What is this for?

Answer: make a couple of meals

<hl> Being retired and living alone I was looking for a slow cooker to be able to cook enough to make a couple of meals and something that worked and worked well. <hl> I had a couple of other slow cookers that I wasn't that happy with so looked for another and found this and it looked like what I wanted so bought it. I have been using it since I received it and in fact cooking tonight's meal in it and must say I love this slow cooker. I like the digital timer and cooking level and it works and works well. If I could give it more stars I would as this cooker is more then worth the money and I can not find any faults with it.

Being retired and living alone I was looking for a slow cooker to be able to cook enough to <hl> make a couple of meals <hl> and something that worked and worked well. I had a couple of other slow cookers that I wasn't that happy with so looked for another and found this and it looked like what I wanted so bought it. I have been using it since I received it and in fact cooking tonight's meal in it and must say I love this slow cooker. I like the digital timer and cooking level and it works and works well. If I could give it more stars I would as this cooker is more then worth the money and I can not find any faults with it.