Question: What are the steps recommended by the poster?

The machine works great. Just pour in milk and twist the knob for foam, anyone can do it. Other machines have the steam "stem" and you had to have a good technique to get good foam, this one is idiot proof.The auto foaming only fails when we use heavy cream. Milk, Half and half etc all worked perfectly for us. What happens when it doesn't and what the others mean by "leaking" is that the machine combines steam and Milk from a "Milk reservoir", if whatever you are using is too heavy to be sucked up through the straw, it will slowly just push from the top and eventually "leak" from the front of the machine. It gives plenty of warning because if it doesn't start dispensing foam within a few seconds , then something is wrong.We mainly use ours for coffee and foam. Which is does well, you don't need to have the espresso handles on the machine as there is a turn valve that eliminates the "dummy plugs" with other machines.Like anything under $400 these days, it's mainly plastic so we're hoping to get at least a year or two out of it. The foaming mechanism is clever but could be improved to avoid the "leaking" that sometimes occurs, but overall we would buy this one again over any of the others for the price range.

Answer: Just pour in milk and twist the knob for foam

The machine works great. <hl> Just pour in milk and twist the knob for foam , anyone can do it. <hl> Other machines have the steam "stem" and you had to have a good technique to get good foam, this one is idiot proof. The auto foaming only fails when we use heavy cream. Milk, Half and half etc all worked perfectly for us. What happens when it doesn't and what the others mean by "leaking" is that the machine combines steam and Milk from a "Milk reservoir", if whatever you are using is too heavy to be sucked up through the straw, it will slowly just push from the top and eventually "leak" from the front of the machine. It gives plenty of warning because if it doesn't start dispensing foam within a few seconds , then something is wrong. We mainly use ours for coffee and foam. Which is does well, you don't need to have the espresso handles on the machine as there is a turn valve that eliminates the "dummy plugs" with other machines. Like anything under $400 these days, it's mainly plastic so we're hoping to get at least a year or two out of it. The foaming mechanism is clever but could be improved to avoid the "leaking" that sometimes occurs, but overall we would buy this one again over any of the others for the price range.

The machine works great. <hl> Just pour in milk and twist the knob for foam <hl>, anyone can do it. Other machines have the steam "stem" and you had to have a good technique to get good foam, this one is idiot proof.The auto foaming only fails when we use heavy cream. Milk, Half and half etc all worked perfectly for us. What happens when it doesn't and what the others mean by "leaking" is that the machine combines steam and Milk from a "Milk reservoir", if whatever you are using is too heavy to be sucked up through the straw, it will slowly just push from the top and eventually "leak" from the front of the machine. It gives plenty of warning because if it doesn't start dispensing foam within a few seconds , then something is wrong.We mainly use ours for coffee and foam. Which is does well, you don't need to have the espresso handles on the machine as there is a turn valve that eliminates the "dummy plugs" with other machines.Like anything under $400 these days, it's mainly plastic so we're hoping to get at least a year or two out of it. The foaming mechanism is clever but could be improved to avoid the "leaking" that sometimes occurs, but overall we would buy this one again over any of the others for the price range.

<hl> Just pour in milk and twist the knob for foam <hl> , anyone can do it.


Question: When does the auto foaming fail?

Answer: when we use heavy cream

The machine works great. Just pour in milk and twist the knob for foam, anyone can do it. Other machines have the steam "stem" and you had to have a good technique to get good foam, this one is idiot proof. <hl> The auto foaming only fails when we use heavy cream . <hl> Milk, Half and half etc all worked perfectly for us. What happens when it doesn't and what the others mean by "leaking" is that the machine combines steam and Milk from a "Milk reservoir", if whatever you are using is too heavy to be sucked up through the straw, it will slowly just push from the top and eventually "leak" from the front of the machine. It gives plenty of warning because if it doesn't start dispensing foam within a few seconds , then something is wrong. We mainly use ours for coffee and foam. Which is does well, you don't need to have the espresso handles on the machine as there is a turn valve that eliminates the "dummy plugs" with other machines. Like anything under $400 these days, it's mainly plastic so we're hoping to get at least a year or two out of it. The foaming mechanism is clever but could be improved to avoid the "leaking" that sometimes occurs, but overall we would buy this one again over any of the others for the price range.

The machine works great. Just pour in milk and twist the knob for foam, anyone can do it. Other machines have the steam "stem" and you had to have a good technique to get good foam, this one is idiot proof.The auto foaming only fails <hl> when we use heavy cream <hl>. Milk, Half and half etc all worked perfectly for us. What happens when it doesn't and what the others mean by "leaking" is that the machine combines steam and Milk from a "Milk reservoir", if whatever you are using is too heavy to be sucked up through the straw, it will slowly just push from the top and eventually "leak" from the front of the machine. It gives plenty of warning because if it doesn't start dispensing foam within a few seconds , then something is wrong.We mainly use ours for coffee and foam. Which is does well, you don't need to have the espresso handles on the machine as there is a turn valve that eliminates the "dummy plugs" with other machines.Like anything under $400 these days, it's mainly plastic so we're hoping to get at least a year or two out of it. The foaming mechanism is clever but could be improved to avoid the "leaking" that sometimes occurs, but overall we would buy this one again over any of the others for the price range.

The auto foaming only fails <hl> when we use heavy cream <hl> .


Question: What kind of creams have worked out?

Answer: Milk, Half and half

The machine works great. Just pour in milk and twist the knob for foam, anyone can do it. Other machines have the steam "stem" and you had to have a good technique to get good foam, this one is idiot proof. The auto foaming only fails when we use heavy cream. <hl> Milk, Half and half etc all worked perfectly for us. <hl> What happens when it doesn't and what the others mean by "leaking" is that the machine combines steam and Milk from a "Milk reservoir", if whatever you are using is too heavy to be sucked up through the straw, it will slowly just push from the top and eventually "leak" from the front of the machine. It gives plenty of warning because if it doesn't start dispensing foam within a few seconds , then something is wrong. We mainly use ours for coffee and foam. Which is does well, you don't need to have the espresso handles on the machine as there is a turn valve that eliminates the "dummy plugs" with other machines. Like anything under $400 these days, it's mainly plastic so we're hoping to get at least a year or two out of it. The foaming mechanism is clever but could be improved to avoid the "leaking" that sometimes occurs, but overall we would buy this one again over any of the others for the price range.

The machine works great. Just pour in milk and twist the knob for foam, anyone can do it. Other machines have the steam "stem" and you had to have a good technique to get good foam, this one is idiot proof.The auto foaming only fails when we use heavy cream. <hl> Milk, Half and half <hl> etc all worked perfectly for us. What happens when it doesn't and what the others mean by "leaking" is that the machine combines steam and Milk from a "Milk reservoir", if whatever you are using is too heavy to be sucked up through the straw, it will slowly just push from the top and eventually "leak" from the front of the machine. It gives plenty of warning because if it doesn't start dispensing foam within a few seconds , then something is wrong.We mainly use ours for coffee and foam. Which is does well, you don't need to have the espresso handles on the machine as there is a turn valve that eliminates the "dummy plugs" with other machines.Like anything under $400 these days, it's mainly plastic so we're hoping to get at least a year or two out of it. The foaming mechanism is clever but could be improved to avoid the "leaking" that sometimes occurs, but overall we would buy this one again over any of the others for the price range.


Question: What can be improved to avoid "leaking"?

Answer: foaming mechanism

The machine works great. Just pour in milk and twist the knob for foam, anyone can do it. Other machines have the steam "stem" and you had to have a good technique to get good foam, this one is idiot proof. The auto foaming only fails when we use heavy cream. Milk, Half and half etc all worked perfectly for us. What happens when it doesn't and what the others mean by "leaking" is that the machine combines steam and Milk from a "Milk reservoir", if whatever you are using is too heavy to be sucked up through the straw, it will slowly just push from the top and eventually "leak" from the front of the machine. It gives plenty of warning because if it doesn't start dispensing foam within a few seconds , then something is wrong. We mainly use ours for coffee and foam. Which is does well, you don't need to have the espresso handles on the machine as there is a turn valve that eliminates the "dummy plugs" with other machines. Like anything under $400 these days, it's mainly plastic so we're hoping to get at least a year or two out of it. <hl> The foaming mechanism is clever but could be improved to avoid the "leaking" that sometimes occurs, but overall we would buy this one again over any of the others for the price range. <hl>

The machine works great. Just pour in milk and twist the knob for foam, anyone can do it. Other machines have the steam "stem" and you had to have a good technique to get good foam, this one is idiot proof.The auto foaming only fails when we use heavy cream. Milk, Half and half etc all worked perfectly for us. What happens when it doesn't and what the others mean by "leaking" is that the machine combines steam and Milk from a "Milk reservoir", if whatever you are using is too heavy to be sucked up through the straw, it will slowly just push from the top and eventually "leak" from the front of the machine. It gives plenty of warning because if it doesn't start dispensing foam within a few seconds , then something is wrong.We mainly use ours for coffee and foam. Which is does well, you don't need to have the espresso handles on the machine as there is a turn valve that eliminates the "dummy plugs" with other machines.Like anything under $400 these days, it's mainly plastic so we're hoping to get at least a year or two out of it. The <hl> foaming mechanism <hl> is clever but could be improved to avoid the "leaking" that sometimes occurs, but overall we would buy this one again over any of the others for the price range.


Question: What works and is stylish?

The coffee maker works and it is very stylish. I have had issues with the water pump after removing and refilling the tank. I often have to power it off and then on. The easiest solution to the pump problem is to not take the water chamber off of the base and just refill it with a pitcher as needed. Also living in a higher altitude, we needed to turn down the temperature and that seemed to help a lot too.If you have any travel mugs (like from Starbucks) that hold small or medium size coffee they don't fit with the coffee maker. Granted we just use a coffee mug and then transfer the contents, it would be nice not to have to use two items to make 1 cup of coffee or tea.

Answer: The coffee maker

<hl> The coffee maker works and it is very stylish. <hl> I have had issues with the water pump after removing and refilling the tank. I often have to power it off and then on. The easiest solution to the pump problem is to not take the water chamber off of the base and just refill it with a pitcher as needed. Also living in a higher altitude, we needed to turn down the temperature and that seemed to help a lot too. If you have any travel mugs (like from Starbucks) that hold small or medium size coffee they don't fit with the coffee maker. Granted we just use a coffee mug and then transfer the contents, it would be nice not to have to use two items to make 1 cup of coffee or tea.

<hl> The coffee maker <hl> works and it is very stylish. I have had issues with the water pump after removing and refilling the tank. I often have to power it off and then on. The easiest solution to the pump problem is to not take the water chamber off of the base and just refill it with a pitcher as needed. Also living in a higher altitude, we needed to turn down the temperature and that seemed to help a lot too.If you have any travel mugs (like from Starbucks) that hold small or medium size coffee they don't fit with the coffee maker. Granted we just use a coffee mug and then transfer the contents, it would be nice not to have to use two items to make 1 cup of coffee or tea.


Question: What should you do while living at a higher altitude?

Answer: turn down the temperature

The coffee maker works and it is very stylish. I have had issues with the water pump after removing and refilling the tank. I often have to power it off and then on. The easiest solution to the pump problem is to not take the water chamber off of the base and just refill it with a pitcher as needed. <hl> Also living in a higher altitude, we needed to turn down the temperature and that seemed to help a lot too. <hl> If you have any travel mugs (like from Starbucks) that hold small or medium size coffee they don't fit with the coffee maker. Granted we just use a coffee mug and then transfer the contents, it would be nice not to have to use two items to make 1 cup of coffee or tea.

The coffee maker works and it is very stylish. I have had issues with the water pump after removing and refilling the tank. I often have to power it off and then on. The easiest solution to the pump problem is to not take the water chamber off of the base and just refill it with a pitcher as needed. Also living in a higher altitude, we needed to <hl> turn down the temperature <hl> and that seemed to help a lot too.If you have any travel mugs (like from Starbucks) that hold small or medium size coffee they don't fit with the coffee maker. Granted we just use a coffee mug and then transfer the contents, it would be nice not to have to use two items to make 1 cup of coffee or tea.


Question: what is the easier solution to the pump problem?

Answer: not take the water chamber off of the base and just refill it with a pitcher

The coffee maker works and it is very stylish. I have had issues with the water pump after removing and refilling the tank. I often have to power it off and then on. <hl> The easiest solution to the pump problem is to not take the water chamber off of the base and just refill it with a pitcher as needed. <hl> Also living in a higher altitude, we needed to turn down the temperature and that seemed to help a lot too. If you have any travel mugs (like from Starbucks) that hold small or medium size coffee they don't fit with the coffee maker. Granted we just use a coffee mug and then transfer the contents, it would be nice not to have to use two items to make 1 cup of coffee or tea.

The coffee maker works and it is very stylish. I have had issues with the water pump after removing and refilling the tank. I often have to power it off and then on. The easiest solution to the pump problem is to <hl> not take the water chamber off of the base and just refill it with a pitcher <hl> as needed. Also living in a higher altitude, we needed to turn down the temperature and that seemed to help a lot too.If you have any travel mugs (like from Starbucks) that hold small or medium size coffee they don't fit with the coffee maker. Granted we just use a coffee mug and then transfer the contents, it would be nice not to have to use two items to make 1 cup of coffee or tea.


Question: What doesn't fit with the coffee maker?

Answer: any travel mugs (like from Starbucks) that hold small or medium size coffee

The coffee maker works and it is very stylish. I have had issues with the water pump after removing and refilling the tank. I often have to power it off and then on. The easiest solution to the pump problem is to not take the water chamber off of the base and just refill it with a pitcher as needed. Also living in a higher altitude, we needed to turn down the temperature and that seemed to help a lot too. <hl> If you have any travel mugs (like from Starbucks) that hold small or medium size coffee they don't fit with the coffee maker. <hl> Granted we just use a coffee mug and then transfer the contents, it would be nice not to have to use two items to make 1 cup of coffee or tea.

The coffee maker works and it is very stylish. I have had issues with the water pump after removing and refilling the tank. I often have to power it off and then on. The easiest solution to the pump problem is to not take the water chamber off of the base and just refill it with a pitcher as needed. Also living in a higher altitude, we needed to turn down the temperature and that seemed to help a lot too.If you have <hl> any travel mugs (like from Starbucks) that hold small or medium size coffee <hl> they don't fit with the coffee maker. Granted we just use a coffee mug and then transfer the contents, it would be nice not to have to use two items to make 1 cup of coffee or tea.


Question: What did some buyers say about this products taste?

I bought these knowing that some buyers mentioned they tasted plastic. I also taste plastic but I still like these because they are easy to drink out of without having to slide or flip a lid opening while driving. They also fit in my cup holder. Unfortunately I also like chai latte. I will never use this for a drink that has milk because I don't see a way to effectively clean the lid. I have another wide based stainless steel mug that I can't use in the car. It has a slider that opens and closes the drink slit. I have to periodically take apart the slider to clean the lid. The milky drink manages to stick to all surfaces and rot. UGH! I would still recommend this travel mug because it keeps drinks hot, it fits in the holder, it is easy to drink out of and doesn't spill. Only for tea or black coffee though and put up with plastic taste.

Answer: they tasted plastic

<hl> I bought these knowing that some buyers mentioned they tasted plastic . <hl> I also taste plastic but I still like these because they are easy to drink out of without having to slide or flip a lid opening while driving. They also fit in my cup holder. Unfortunately I also like chai latte. I will never use this for a drink that has milk because I don't see a way to effectively clean the lid. I have another wide based stainless steel mug that I can't use in the car. It has a slider that opens and closes the drink slit. I have to periodically take apart the slider to clean the lid. The milky drink manages to stick to all surfaces and rot. UGH! I would still recommend this travel mug because it keeps drinks hot, it fits in the holder, it is easy to drink out of and doesn't spill. Only for tea or black coffee though and put up with plastic taste.

I bought these knowing that some buyers mentioned <hl> they tasted plastic <hl>. I also taste plastic but I still like these because they are easy to drink out of without having to slide or flip a lid opening while driving. They also fit in my cup holder. Unfortunately I also like chai latte. I will never use this for a drink that has milk because I don't see a way to effectively clean the lid. I have another wide based stainless steel mug that I can't use in the car. It has a slider that opens and closes the drink slit. I have to periodically take apart the slider to clean the lid. The milky drink manages to stick to all surfaces and rot. UGH! I would still recommend this travel mug because it keeps drinks hot, it fits in the holder, it is easy to drink out of and doesn't spill. Only for tea or black coffee though and put up with plastic taste.

I bought these knowing that some buyers mentioned <hl> they tasted plastic <hl> .


Question: Why does the poster still like it, regardless of taste?

Answer: they are easy to drink out of without having to slide or flip a lid opening while driving

I bought these knowing that some buyers mentioned they tasted plastic. I also taste plastic <hl> but I still like these because they are easy to drink out of without having to slide or flip a lid opening while driving . <hl> They also fit in my cup holder. Unfortunately I also like chai latte. I will never use this for a drink that has milk because I don't see a way to effectively clean the lid. I have another wide based stainless steel mug that I can't use in the car. It has a slider that opens and closes the drink slit. I have to periodically take apart the slider to clean the lid. The milky drink manages to stick to all surfaces and rot. UGH! I would still recommend this travel mug because it keeps drinks hot, it fits in the holder, it is easy to drink out of and doesn't spill. Only for tea or black coffee though and put up with plastic taste.

I bought these knowing that some buyers mentioned they tasted plastic. I also taste plastic but I still like these because <hl> they are easy to drink out of without having to slide or flip a lid opening while driving <hl>. They also fit in my cup holder. Unfortunately I also like chai latte. I will never use this for a drink that has milk because I don't see a way to effectively clean the lid. I have another wide based stainless steel mug that I can't use in the car. It has a slider that opens and closes the drink slit. I have to periodically take apart the slider to clean the lid. The milky drink manages to stick to all surfaces and rot. UGH! I would still recommend this travel mug because it keeps drinks hot, it fits in the holder, it is easy to drink out of and doesn't spill. Only for tea or black coffee though and put up with plastic taste.

but I still like these because <hl> they are easy to drink out of without having to slide or flip a lid opening while driving <hl> .


Question: What will they never use this product for?

Answer: a drink that has milk

I bought these knowing that some buyers mentioned they tasted plastic. I also taste plastic but I still like these because they are easy to drink out of without having to slide or flip a lid opening while driving. They also fit in my cup holder. Unfortunately I also like chai latte. <hl> I will never use this for a drink that has milk because I don't see a way to effectively clean the lid. <hl> I have another wide based stainless steel mug that I can't use in the car. It has a slider that opens and closes the drink slit. I have to periodically take apart the slider to clean the lid. The milky drink manages to stick to all surfaces and rot. UGH! I would still recommend this travel mug because it keeps drinks hot, it fits in the holder, it is easy to drink out of and doesn't spill. Only for tea or black coffee though and put up with plastic taste.

I bought these knowing that some buyers mentioned they tasted plastic. I also taste plastic but I still like these because they are easy to drink out of without having to slide or flip a lid opening while driving. They also fit in my cup holder. Unfortunately I also like chai latte. I will never use this for <hl> a drink that has milk <hl> because I don't see a way to effectively clean the lid. I have another wide based stainless steel mug that I can't use in the car. It has a slider that opens and closes the drink slit. I have to periodically take apart the slider to clean the lid. The milky drink manages to stick to all surfaces and rot. UGH! I would still recommend this travel mug because it keeps drinks hot, it fits in the holder, it is easy to drink out of and doesn't spill. Only for tea or black coffee though and put up with plastic taste.


Question: What manages to stick to the surfaces?

Answer: milky drink

I bought these knowing that some buyers mentioned they tasted plastic. I also taste plastic but I still like these because they are easy to drink out of without having to slide or flip a lid opening while driving. They also fit in my cup holder. Unfortunately I also like chai latte. I will never use this for a drink that has milk because I don't see a way to effectively clean the lid. I have another wide based stainless steel mug that I can't use in the car. It has a slider that opens and closes the drink slit. I have to periodically take apart the slider to clean the lid. <hl> The milky drink manages to stick to all surfaces and rot. <hl> UGH! I would still recommend this travel mug because it keeps drinks hot, it fits in the holder, it is easy to drink out of and doesn't spill. Only for tea or black coffee though and put up with plastic taste.

I bought these knowing that some buyers mentioned they tasted plastic. I also taste plastic but I still like these because they are easy to drink out of without having to slide or flip a lid opening while driving. They also fit in my cup holder. Unfortunately I also like chai latte. I will never use this for a drink that has milk because I don't see a way to effectively clean the lid. I have another wide based stainless steel mug that I can't use in the car. It has a slider that opens and closes the drink slit. I have to periodically take apart the slider to clean the lid. The <hl> milky drink <hl> manages to stick to all surfaces and rot. UGH! I would still recommend this travel mug because it keeps drinks hot, it fits in the holder, it is easy to drink out of and doesn't spill. Only for tea or black coffee though and put up with plastic taste.


Question: What two things does the poster say you can drink with it to mask the plastic taste?

Answer: tea or black coffee

I bought these knowing that some buyers mentioned they tasted plastic. I also taste plastic but I still like these because they are easy to drink out of without having to slide or flip a lid opening while driving. They also fit in my cup holder. Unfortunately I also like chai latte. I will never use this for a drink that has milk because I don't see a way to effectively clean the lid. I have another wide based stainless steel mug that I can't use in the car. It has a slider that opens and closes the drink slit. I have to periodically take apart the slider to clean the lid. The milky drink manages to stick to all surfaces and rot. UGH! I would still recommend this travel mug because it keeps drinks hot, it fits in the holder, it is easy to drink out of and doesn't spill. <hl> Only for tea or black coffee though and put up with plastic taste. <hl>

I bought these knowing that some buyers mentioned they tasted plastic. I also taste plastic but I still like these because they are easy to drink out of without having to slide or flip a lid opening while driving. They also fit in my cup holder. Unfortunately I also like chai latte. I will never use this for a drink that has milk because I don't see a way to effectively clean the lid. I have another wide based stainless steel mug that I can't use in the car. It has a slider that opens and closes the drink slit. I have to periodically take apart the slider to clean the lid. The milky drink manages to stick to all surfaces and rot. UGH! I would still recommend this travel mug because it keeps drinks hot, it fits in the holder, it is easy to drink out of and doesn't spill. Only for <hl> tea or black coffee <hl> though and put up with plastic taste.


Question: What is the writer reviewing?

This is a great 3qt saucepan! I purchased it to go with a few other odd sized Farberware pieces I was given and it matches perfectly! The lid fits nice and tight and the flat base sits nicely on my cooktop without moving around like my old non-stick pots did! I am very happy with this purchase!

Answer: 3qt saucepan

This is a great 3qt saucepan !

<hl> This is a great 3qt saucepan ! <hl> I purchased it to go with a few other odd sized Farberware pieces I was given and it matches perfectly! The lid fits nice and tight and the flat base sits nicely on my cooktop without moving around like my old non-stick pots did! I am very happy with this purchase!

This is a great <hl> 3qt saucepan <hl>! I purchased it to go with a few other odd sized Farberware pieces I was given and it matches perfectly! The lid fits nice and tight and the flat base sits nicely on my cooktop without moving around like my old non-stick pots did! I am very happy with this purchase!

This is a great <hl> 3qt saucepan <hl> !


Question: What does the product match?

Answer: other odd sized Farberware pieces

This is a great 3qt saucepan! <hl> I purchased it to go with a few other odd sized Farberware pieces I was given and it matches perfectly! <hl> The lid fits nice and tight and the flat base sits nicely on my cooktop without moving around like my old non-stick pots did! I am very happy with this purchase!

This is a great 3qt saucepan! I purchased it to go with a few <hl> other odd sized Farberware pieces <hl> I was given and it matches perfectly! The lid fits nice and tight and the flat base sits nicely on my cooktop without moving around like my old non-stick pots did! I am very happy with this purchase!


Question: How does the lid fit?

Answer: nice and tight

This is a great 3qt saucepan! I purchased it to go with a few other odd sized Farberware pieces I was given and it matches perfectly! <hl> The lid fits nice and tight and the flat base sits nicely on my cooktop without moving around like my old non-stick pots did! <hl> I am very happy with this purchase!

This is a great 3qt saucepan! I purchased it to go with a few other odd sized Farberware pieces I was given and it matches perfectly! The lid fits <hl> nice and tight <hl> and the flat base sits nicely on my cooktop without moving around like my old non-stick pots did! I am very happy with this purchase!


Question: How does the writer feel about the purchase?

Answer: very happy

I am very happy with this purchase!

This is a great 3qt saucepan! I purchased it to go with a few other odd sized Farberware pieces I was given and it matches perfectly! The lid fits nice and tight and the flat base sits nicely on my cooktop without moving around like my old non-stick pots did! <hl> I am very happy with this purchase! <hl>

This is a great 3qt saucepan! I purchased it to go with a few other odd sized Farberware pieces I was given and it matches perfectly! The lid fits nice and tight and the flat base sits nicely on my cooktop without moving around like my old non-stick pots did! I am <hl> very happy <hl> with this purchase!


Question: How does it match other pieces?

Answer: perfectly

This is a great 3qt saucepan! <hl> I purchased it to go with a few other odd sized Farberware pieces I was given and it matches perfectly ! <hl> The lid fits nice and tight and the flat base sits nicely on my cooktop without moving around like my old non-stick pots did! I am very happy with this purchase!

This is a great 3qt saucepan! I purchased it to go with a few other odd sized Farberware pieces I was given and it matches <hl> perfectly <hl>! The lid fits nice and tight and the flat base sits nicely on my cooktop without moving around like my old non-stick pots did! I am very happy with this purchase!

I purchased it to go with a few other odd sized Farberware pieces I was given and it matches <hl> perfectly <hl> !


Question: What is the writer reviewing?

Answer: 3qt saucepan

This is a great 3qt saucepan !

<hl> This is a great 3qt saucepan ! <hl> I purchased it to go with a few other odd sized Farberware pieces I was given and it matches perfectly! The lid fits nice and tight and the flat base sits nicely on my cooktop without moving around like my old non-stick pots did! I am very happy with this purchase!

This is a great <hl> 3qt saucepan <hl>! I purchased it to go with a few other odd sized Farberware pieces I was given and it matches perfectly! The lid fits nice and tight and the flat base sits nicely on my cooktop without moving around like my old non-stick pots did! I am very happy with this purchase!

This is a great <hl> 3qt saucepan <hl> !


Question: How does the writer feel about the purchase?

Answer: very happy

I am very happy with this purchase!

This is a great 3qt saucepan! I purchased it to go with a few other odd sized Farberware pieces I was given and it matches perfectly! The lid fits nice and tight and the flat base sits nicely on my cooktop without moving around like my old non-stick pots did! <hl> I am very happy with this purchase! <hl>

This is a great 3qt saucepan! I purchased it to go with a few other odd sized Farberware pieces I was given and it matches perfectly! The lid fits nice and tight and the flat base sits nicely on my cooktop without moving around like my old non-stick pots did! I am <hl> very happy <hl> with this purchase!


Question: How does the lid fit?

Answer: nice and tight

This is a great 3qt saucepan! I purchased it to go with a few other odd sized Farberware pieces I was given and it matches perfectly! <hl> The lid fits nice and tight and the flat base sits nicely on my cooktop without moving around like my old non-stick pots did! <hl> I am very happy with this purchase!

This is a great 3qt saucepan! I purchased it to go with a few other odd sized Farberware pieces I was given and it matches perfectly! The lid fits <hl> nice and tight <hl> and the flat base sits nicely on my cooktop without moving around like my old non-stick pots did! I am very happy with this purchase!


Question: What does the product match?

Answer: other odd sized Farberware pieces

This is a great 3qt saucepan! <hl> I purchased it to go with a few other odd sized Farberware pieces I was given and it matches perfectly! <hl> The lid fits nice and tight and the flat base sits nicely on my cooktop without moving around like my old non-stick pots did! I am very happy with this purchase!

This is a great 3qt saucepan! I purchased it to go with a few <hl> other odd sized Farberware pieces <hl> I was given and it matches perfectly! The lid fits nice and tight and the flat base sits nicely on my cooktop without moving around like my old non-stick pots did! I am very happy with this purchase!


Question: How does it match other pieces?

Answer: perfectly

This is a great 3qt saucepan! <hl> I purchased it to go with a few other odd sized Farberware pieces I was given and it matches perfectly ! <hl> The lid fits nice and tight and the flat base sits nicely on my cooktop without moving around like my old non-stick pots did! I am very happy with this purchase!

This is a great 3qt saucepan! I purchased it to go with a few other odd sized Farberware pieces I was given and it matches <hl> perfectly <hl>! The lid fits nice and tight and the flat base sits nicely on my cooktop without moving around like my old non-stick pots did! I am very happy with this purchase!

I purchased it to go with a few other odd sized Farberware pieces I was given and it matches <hl> perfectly <hl> !


Question: What benefit does product have?

I purchased one of these about 2 years ago from a housewares store, (I thought Bed,Bath, & Beyond). Anyway, I use mine to keep powdered sugar in. Since I bake a lot, it has come in handy quite a bit. It's so convenient to store with the airtight cap. About a year ago I started looking for another one for cocoa powder and had been unable to find it, until now on Amazon! I'm so happy!UPDATE 8/23/09 - I'm reducing my 4 stars to 2! I had submitted the previous review before receiving the item. This particular one is much bigger than the one I already have. Mine must be about 4 oz. Anyway, the size is not the major disappointment, the shaker lid does not fit snug. I have horrible visions of this top flying off and wasting my cocoa powder all over the place. Also, with the lid not fitting snug, it would not keep the powder fresh while it was stored in it. Sorry if my previous review persuaded someone to purchase this item. I no longer comment on any items until I actually receive them.

Answer: so convenient to store with the airtight cap

I purchased one of these about 2 years ago from a housewares store, (I thought Bed,Bath, & Beyond). Anyway, I use mine to keep powdered sugar in. Since I bake a lot, it has come in handy quite a bit. <hl> It's so convenient to store with the airtight cap . <hl> About a year ago I started looking for another one for cocoa powder and had been unable to find it, until now on Amazon! I'm so happy!UPDATE 8/23/09 - I'm reducing my 4 stars to 2! I had submitted the previous review before receiving the item. This particular one is much bigger than the one I already have. Mine must be about 4 oz. Anyway, the size is not the major disappointment, the shaker lid does not fit snug. I have horrible visions of this top flying off and wasting my cocoa powder all over the place. Also, with the lid not fitting snug, it would not keep the powder fresh while it was stored in it. Sorry if my previous review persuaded someone to purchase this item. I no longer comment on any items until I actually receive them.

I purchased one of these about 2 years ago from a housewares store, (I thought Bed,Bath, & Beyond). Anyway, I use mine to keep powdered sugar in. Since I bake a lot, it has come in handy quite a bit. It's <hl> so convenient to store with the airtight cap <hl>. About a year ago I started looking for another one for cocoa powder and had been unable to find it, until now on Amazon! I'm so happy!UPDATE 8/23/09 - I'm reducing my 4 stars to 2! I had submitted the previous review before receiving the item. This particular one is much bigger than the one I already have. Mine must be about 4 oz. Anyway, the size is not the major disappointment, the shaker lid does not fit snug. I have horrible visions of this top flying off and wasting my cocoa powder all over the place. Also, with the lid not fitting snug, it would not keep the powder fresh while it was stored in it. Sorry if my previous review persuaded someone to purchase this item. I no longer comment on any items until I actually receive them.

It's <hl> so convenient to store with the airtight cap <hl> .


Question: Why did the writer change his rating?

Answer: submitted the previous review before receiving the item

I purchased one of these about 2 years ago from a housewares store, (I thought Bed,Bath, & Beyond). Anyway, I use mine to keep powdered sugar in. Since I bake a lot, it has come in handy quite a bit. It's so convenient to store with the airtight cap. About a year ago I started looking for another one for cocoa powder and had been unable to find it, until now on Amazon! I'm so happy!UPDATE 8/23/09 - I'm reducing my 4 stars to 2! <hl> I had submitted the previous review before receiving the item . <hl> This particular one is much bigger than the one I already have. Mine must be about 4 oz. Anyway, the size is not the major disappointment, the shaker lid does not fit snug. I have horrible visions of this top flying off and wasting my cocoa powder all over the place. Also, with the lid not fitting snug, it would not keep the powder fresh while it was stored in it. Sorry if my previous review persuaded someone to purchase this item. I no longer comment on any items until I actually receive them.

I purchased one of these about 2 years ago from a housewares store, (I thought Bed,Bath, & Beyond). Anyway, I use mine to keep powdered sugar in. Since I bake a lot, it has come in handy quite a bit. It's so convenient to store with the airtight cap. About a year ago I started looking for another one for cocoa powder and had been unable to find it, until now on Amazon! I'm so happy!UPDATE 8/23/09 - I'm reducing my 4 stars to 2! I had <hl> submitted the previous review before receiving the item <hl>. This particular one is much bigger than the one I already have. Mine must be about 4 oz. Anyway, the size is not the major disappointment, the shaker lid does not fit snug. I have horrible visions of this top flying off and wasting my cocoa powder all over the place. Also, with the lid not fitting snug, it would not keep the powder fresh while it was stored in it. Sorry if my previous review persuaded someone to purchase this item. I no longer comment on any items until I actually receive them.

I had <hl> submitted the previous review before receiving the item <hl> .


Question: Where did the writer find the product?

Answer: Amazon

I purchased one of these about 2 years ago from a housewares store, (I thought Bed,Bath, & Beyond). Anyway, I use mine to keep powdered sugar in. Since I bake a lot, it has come in handy quite a bit. It's so convenient to store with the airtight cap. <hl> About a year ago I started looking for another one for cocoa powder and had been unable to find it, until now on Amazon ! <hl> I'm so happy!UPDATE 8/23/09 - I'm reducing my 4 stars to 2! I had submitted the previous review before receiving the item. This particular one is much bigger than the one I already have. Mine must be about 4 oz. Anyway, the size is not the major disappointment, the shaker lid does not fit snug. I have horrible visions of this top flying off and wasting my cocoa powder all over the place. Also, with the lid not fitting snug, it would not keep the powder fresh while it was stored in it. Sorry if my previous review persuaded someone to purchase this item. I no longer comment on any items until I actually receive them.

I purchased one of these about 2 years ago from a housewares store, (I thought Bed,Bath, & Beyond). Anyway, I use mine to keep powdered sugar in. Since I bake a lot, it has come in handy quite a bit. It's so convenient to store with the airtight cap. About a year ago I started looking for another one for cocoa powder and had been unable to find it, until now on <hl> Amazon <hl>! I'm so happy!UPDATE 8/23/09 - I'm reducing my 4 stars to 2! I had submitted the previous review before receiving the item. This particular one is much bigger than the one I already have. Mine must be about 4 oz. Anyway, the size is not the major disappointment, the shaker lid does not fit snug. I have horrible visions of this top flying off and wasting my cocoa powder all over the place. Also, with the lid not fitting snug, it would not keep the powder fresh while it was stored in it. Sorry if my previous review persuaded someone to purchase this item. I no longer comment on any items until I actually receive them.

About a year ago I started looking for another one for cocoa powder and had been unable to find it, until now on <hl> Amazon <hl> !


Question: What is the writer disappointed in?

Answer: shaker lid does not fit snug

I purchased one of these about 2 years ago from a housewares store, (I thought Bed,Bath, & Beyond). Anyway, I use mine to keep powdered sugar in. Since I bake a lot, it has come in handy quite a bit. It's so convenient to store with the airtight cap. About a year ago I started looking for another one for cocoa powder and had been unable to find it, until now on Amazon! I'm so happy!UPDATE 8/23/09 - I'm reducing my 4 stars to 2! I had submitted the previous review before receiving the item. This particular one is much bigger than the one I already have. Mine must be about 4 oz. <hl> Anyway, the size is not the major disappointment, the shaker lid does not fit snug . <hl> I have horrible visions of this top flying off and wasting my cocoa powder all over the place. Also, with the lid not fitting snug, it would not keep the powder fresh while it was stored in it. Sorry if my previous review persuaded someone to purchase this item. I no longer comment on any items until I actually receive them.

I purchased one of these about 2 years ago from a housewares store, (I thought Bed,Bath, & Beyond). Anyway, I use mine to keep powdered sugar in. Since I bake a lot, it has come in handy quite a bit. It's so convenient to store with the airtight cap. About a year ago I started looking for another one for cocoa powder and had been unable to find it, until now on Amazon! I'm so happy!UPDATE 8/23/09 - I'm reducing my 4 stars to 2! I had submitted the previous review before receiving the item. This particular one is much bigger than the one I already have. Mine must be about 4 oz. Anyway, the size is not the major disappointment, the <hl> shaker lid does not fit snug <hl>. I have horrible visions of this top flying off and wasting my cocoa powder all over the place. Also, with the lid not fitting snug, it would not keep the powder fresh while it was stored in it. Sorry if my previous review persuaded someone to purchase this item. I no longer comment on any items until I actually receive them.

Anyway, the size is not the major disappointment, the <hl> shaker lid does not fit snug <hl> .


Question: What concern does the writer have?

Answer: would not keep the powder fresh

I purchased one of these about 2 years ago from a housewares store, (I thought Bed,Bath, & Beyond). Anyway, I use mine to keep powdered sugar in. Since I bake a lot, it has come in handy quite a bit. It's so convenient to store with the airtight cap. About a year ago I started looking for another one for cocoa powder and had been unable to find it, until now on Amazon! I'm so happy!UPDATE 8/23/09 - I'm reducing my 4 stars to 2! I had submitted the previous review before receiving the item. This particular one is much bigger than the one I already have. Mine must be about 4 oz. Anyway, the size is not the major disappointment, the shaker lid does not fit snug. I have horrible visions of this top flying off and wasting my cocoa powder all over the place. <hl> Also, with the lid not fitting snug, it would not keep the powder fresh while it was stored in it. <hl> Sorry if my previous review persuaded someone to purchase this item. I no longer comment on any items until I actually receive them.

I purchased one of these about 2 years ago from a housewares store, (I thought Bed,Bath, & Beyond). Anyway, I use mine to keep powdered sugar in. Since I bake a lot, it has come in handy quite a bit. It's so convenient to store with the airtight cap. About a year ago I started looking for another one for cocoa powder and had been unable to find it, until now on Amazon! I'm so happy!UPDATE 8/23/09 - I'm reducing my 4 stars to 2! I had submitted the previous review before receiving the item. This particular one is much bigger than the one I already have. Mine must be about 4 oz. Anyway, the size is not the major disappointment, the shaker lid does not fit snug. I have horrible visions of this top flying off and wasting my cocoa powder all over the place. Also, with the lid not fitting snug, it <hl> would not keep the powder fresh <hl> while it was stored in it. Sorry if my previous review persuaded someone to purchase this item. I no longer comment on any items until I actually receive them.


Question: What product is the writer reviewing?

Wilton Nonstick Cooling Rack, 14-1/2 x 20 inch. Love this item. I ordered one and liked it so much I got another one. I use it for everything but it's especially good for cooling cookies. I transfer them from the baking sheet, covered with a Silpat, to the cooling rack after about 8 or 10 minutes. While still soft, but I wait until they won't pull apart while transferring. Then I let the cookies cool completely on this rack. It works great, the cookies don't stick to it. I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a cooling rack, especially for cookies directly onto the rack.

Answer: Wilton Nonstick Cooling Rack

<hl> Wilton Nonstick Cooling Rack , 14-1/2 x 20 inch. <hl> Love this item. I ordered one and liked it so much I got another one. I use it for everything but it's especially good for cooling cookies. I transfer them from the baking sheet, covered with a Silpat, to the cooling rack after about 8 or 10 minutes. While still soft, but I wait until they won't pull apart while transferring. Then I let the cookies cool completely on this rack. It works great, the cookies don't stick to it. I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a cooling rack, especially for cookies directly onto the rack.

<hl> Wilton Nonstick Cooling Rack <hl>, 14-1/2 x 20 inch. Love this item. I ordered one and liked it so much I got another one. I use it for everything but it's especially good for cooling cookies. I transfer them from the baking sheet, covered with a Silpat, to the cooling rack after about 8 or 10 minutes. While still soft, but I wait until they won't pull apart while transferring. Then I let the cookies cool completely on this rack. It works great, the cookies don't stick to it. I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a cooling rack, especially for cookies directly onto the rack.

<hl> Wilton Nonstick Cooling Rack <hl> , 14-1/2 x 20 inch.


Question: What does it work best with?

Answer: good for cooling cookies

Wilton Nonstick Cooling Rack, 14-1/2 x 20 inch. Love this item. I ordered one and liked it so much I got another one. I use it for everything <hl> but it's especially good for cooling cookies . <hl> I transfer them from the baking sheet, covered with a Silpat, to the cooling rack after about 8 or 10 minutes. While still soft, but I wait until they won't pull apart while transferring. Then I let the cookies cool completely on this rack. It works great, the cookies don't stick to it. I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a cooling rack, especially for cookies directly onto the rack.

Wilton Nonstick Cooling Rack, 14-1/2 x 20 inch. Love this item. I ordered one and liked it so much I got another one. I use it for everything but it's especially <hl> good for cooling cookies <hl>. I transfer them from the baking sheet, covered with a Silpat, to the cooling rack after about 8 or 10 minutes. While still soft, but I wait until they won't pull apart while transferring. Then I let the cookies cool completely on this rack. It works great, the cookies don't stick to it. I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a cooling rack, especially for cookies directly onto the rack.

but it's especially <hl> good for cooling cookies <hl> .


Question: What size is the product?

Answer: 14-1/2 x 20 inch

<hl> Wilton Nonstick Cooling Rack, 14-1/2 x 20 inch . <hl> Love this item. I ordered one and liked it so much I got another one. I use it for everything but it's especially good for cooling cookies. I transfer them from the baking sheet, covered with a Silpat, to the cooling rack after about 8 or 10 minutes. While still soft, but I wait until they won't pull apart while transferring. Then I let the cookies cool completely on this rack. It works great, the cookies don't stick to it. I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a cooling rack, especially for cookies directly onto the rack.

Wilton Nonstick Cooling Rack, <hl> 14-1/2 x 20 inch <hl>. Love this item. I ordered one and liked it so much I got another one. I use it for everything but it's especially good for cooling cookies. I transfer them from the baking sheet, covered with a Silpat, to the cooling rack after about 8 or 10 minutes. While still soft, but I wait until they won't pull apart while transferring. Then I let the cookies cool completely on this rack. It works great, the cookies don't stick to it. I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a cooling rack, especially for cookies directly onto the rack.

Wilton Nonstick Cooling Rack, <hl> 14-1/2 x 20 inch <hl> .


Question: What does the writer use it for?

Answer: everything

Wilton Nonstick Cooling Rack, 14-1/2 x 20 inch. Love this item. I ordered one and liked it so much I got another one. <hl> I use it for everything but it's especially good for cooling cookies. <hl> I transfer them from the baking sheet, covered with a Silpat, to the cooling rack after about 8 or 10 minutes. While still soft, but I wait until they won't pull apart while transferring. Then I let the cookies cool completely on this rack. It works great, the cookies don't stick to it. I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a cooling rack, especially for cookies directly onto the rack.

Wilton Nonstick Cooling Rack, 14-1/2 x 20 inch. Love this item. I ordered one and liked it so much I got another one. I use it for <hl> everything <hl> but it's especially good for cooling cookies. I transfer them from the baking sheet, covered with a Silpat, to the cooling rack after about 8 or 10 minutes. While still soft, but I wait until they won't pull apart while transferring. Then I let the cookies cool completely on this rack. It works great, the cookies don't stick to it. I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a cooling rack, especially for cookies directly onto the rack.


Question: What is a benefit of the product?

Answer: cookies don't stick to it

Wilton Nonstick Cooling Rack, 14-1/2 x 20 inch. Love this item. I ordered one and liked it so much I got another one. I use it for everything but it's especially good for cooling cookies. I transfer them from the baking sheet, covered with a Silpat, to the cooling rack after about 8 or 10 minutes. While still soft, but I wait until they won't pull apart while transferring. Then I let the cookies cool completely on this rack. <hl> It works great, the cookies don't stick to it . <hl> I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a cooling rack, especially for cookies directly onto the rack.

Wilton Nonstick Cooling Rack, 14-1/2 x 20 inch. Love this item. I ordered one and liked it so much I got another one. I use it for everything but it's especially good for cooling cookies. I transfer them from the baking sheet, covered with a Silpat, to the cooling rack after about 8 or 10 minutes. While still soft, but I wait until they won't pull apart while transferring. Then I let the cookies cool completely on this rack. It works great, the <hl> cookies don't stick to it <hl>. I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a cooling rack, especially for cookies directly onto the rack.

It works great, the <hl> cookies don't stick to it <hl> .


Question: What is the product used for?

I got this to hold heavier hardback books while reading in bed. After a brief trial, however, I agree with the reviewers who feel this bookrest is better-suited to holding Nooks, Kindles, etc. Lighter-weight books are OK, too, but unless it's a book that stays flat and open on its own, both hands are necessary to keep those books open. (I had hoped the trough or seam in which the book rests would help keep such books open, but it wasn't deep enough.) It held my Barnes & Noble Nook fine, but the pillow's angle just wasn't right for me, whether using it in my lap or lying on my side in bed. I think the angle issue is a matter of personal preference rather than a design flaw. A younger family member decided to keep the pillow and said it works well for her, both in her lap and in bed as she reclines on her side.On the plus side, it's attractive and well-made. The pillow is light-weight but not insubstantial or cheap in feel. The quality and design are good, but the Peeramid just didn't work for me.

Answer: hold heavier hardback books

<hl> I got this to hold heavier hardback books while reading in bed. <hl> After a brief trial, however, I agree with the reviewers who feel this bookrest is better-suited to holding Nooks, Kindles, etc. Lighter-weight books are OK, too, but unless it's a book that stays flat and open on its own, both hands are necessary to keep those books open. (I had hoped the trough or seam in which the book rests would help keep such books open, but it wasn't deep enough.) It held my Barnes & Noble Nook fine, but the pillow's angle just wasn't right for me, whether using it in my lap or lying on my side in bed. I think the angle issue is a matter of personal preference rather than a design flaw. A younger family member decided to keep the pillow and said it works well for her, both in her lap and in bed as she reclines on her side. On the plus side, it's attractive and well-made. The pillow is light-weight but not insubstantial or cheap in feel. The quality and design are good, but the Peeramid just didn't work for me.

I got this to <hl> hold heavier hardback books <hl> while reading in bed. After a brief trial, however, I agree with the reviewers who feel this bookrest is better-suited to holding Nooks, Kindles, etc. Lighter-weight books are OK, too, but unless it's a book that stays flat and open on its own, both hands are necessary to keep those books open. (I had hoped the trough or seam in which the book rests would help keep such books open, but it wasn't deep enough.) It held my Barnes & Noble Nook fine, but the pillow's angle just wasn't right for me, whether using it in my lap or lying on my side in bed. I think the angle issue is a matter of personal preference rather than a design flaw. A younger family member decided to keep the pillow and said it works well for her, both in her lap and in bed as she reclines on her side.On the plus side, it's attractive and well-made. The pillow is light-weight but not insubstantial or cheap in feel. The quality and design are good, but the Peeramid just didn't work for me.


Question: What type of book works best on the product?

Answer: Lighter-weight books

I got this to hold heavier hardback books while reading in bed. After a brief trial, however, I agree with the reviewers who feel this bookrest is better-suited to holding Nooks, Kindles, etc. <hl> Lighter-weight books are OK, too, but unless it's a book that stays flat and open on its own, both hands are necessary to keep those books open. <hl> (I had hoped the trough or seam in which the book rests would help keep such books open, but it wasn't deep enough.) It held my Barnes & Noble Nook fine, but the pillow's angle just wasn't right for me, whether using it in my lap or lying on my side in bed. I think the angle issue is a matter of personal preference rather than a design flaw. A younger family member decided to keep the pillow and said it works well for her, both in her lap and in bed as she reclines on her side. On the plus side, it's attractive and well-made. The pillow is light-weight but not insubstantial or cheap in feel. The quality and design are good, but the Peeramid just didn't work for me.

I got this to hold heavier hardback books while reading in bed. After a brief trial, however, I agree with the reviewers who feel this bookrest is better-suited to holding Nooks, Kindles, etc. <hl> Lighter-weight books <hl> are OK, too, but unless it's a book that stays flat and open on its own, both hands are necessary to keep those books open. (I had hoped the trough or seam in which the book rests would help keep such books open, but it wasn't deep enough.) It held my Barnes & Noble Nook fine, but the pillow's angle just wasn't right for me, whether using it in my lap or lying on my side in bed. I think the angle issue is a matter of personal preference rather than a design flaw. A younger family member decided to keep the pillow and said it works well for her, both in her lap and in bed as she reclines on her side.On the plus side, it's attractive and well-made. The pillow is light-weight but not insubstantial or cheap in feel. The quality and design are good, but the Peeramid just didn't work for me.


Question: What is the product suited for?

Answer: Nooks, Kindles, etc

I got this to hold heavier hardback books while reading in bed. <hl> After a brief trial, however, I agree with the reviewers who feel this bookrest is better-suited to holding Nooks, Kindles, etc . <hl> Lighter-weight books are OK, too, but unless it's a book that stays flat and open on its own, both hands are necessary to keep those books open. (I had hoped the trough or seam in which the book rests would help keep such books open, but it wasn't deep enough.) It held my Barnes & Noble Nook fine, but the pillow's angle just wasn't right for me, whether using it in my lap or lying on my side in bed. I think the angle issue is a matter of personal preference rather than a design flaw. A younger family member decided to keep the pillow and said it works well for her, both in her lap and in bed as she reclines on her side. On the plus side, it's attractive and well-made. The pillow is light-weight but not insubstantial or cheap in feel. The quality and design are good, but the Peeramid just didn't work for me.

I got this to hold heavier hardback books while reading in bed. After a brief trial, however, I agree with the reviewers who feel this bookrest is better-suited to holding <hl> Nooks, Kindles, etc <hl>. Lighter-weight books are OK, too, but unless it's a book that stays flat and open on its own, both hands are necessary to keep those books open. (I had hoped the trough or seam in which the book rests would help keep such books open, but it wasn't deep enough.) It held my Barnes & Noble Nook fine, but the pillow's angle just wasn't right for me, whether using it in my lap or lying on my side in bed. I think the angle issue is a matter of personal preference rather than a design flaw. A younger family member decided to keep the pillow and said it works well for her, both in her lap and in bed as she reclines on her side.On the plus side, it's attractive and well-made. The pillow is light-weight but not insubstantial or cheap in feel. The quality and design are good, but the Peeramid just didn't work for me.

After a brief trial, however, I agree with the reviewers who feel this bookrest is better-suited to holding <hl> Nooks, Kindles, etc <hl> .


Question: What is a matter of personal preference?

Answer: the angle

I got this to hold heavier hardback books while reading in bed. After a brief trial, however, I agree with the reviewers who feel this bookrest is better-suited to holding Nooks, Kindles, etc. Lighter-weight books are OK, too, but unless it's a book that stays flat and open on its own, both hands are necessary to keep those books open. (I had hoped the trough or seam in which the book rests would help keep such books open, but it wasn't deep enough.) It held my Barnes & Noble Nook fine, but the pillow's angle just wasn't right for me, whether using it in my lap or lying on my side in bed. <hl> I think the angle issue is a matter of personal preference rather than a design flaw. <hl> A younger family member decided to keep the pillow and said it works well for her, both in her lap and in bed as she reclines on her side. On the plus side, it's attractive and well-made. The pillow is light-weight but not insubstantial or cheap in feel. The quality and design are good, but the Peeramid just didn't work for me.

I got this to hold heavier hardback books while reading in bed. After a brief trial, however, I agree with the reviewers who feel this bookrest is better-suited to holding Nooks, Kindles, etc. Lighter-weight books are OK, too, but unless it's a book that stays flat and open on its own, both hands are necessary to keep those books open. (I had hoped the trough or seam in which the book rests would help keep such books open, but it wasn't deep enough.) It held my Barnes & Noble Nook fine, but the pillow's angle just wasn't right for me, whether using it in my lap or lying on my side in bed. I think <hl> the angle <hl> issue is a matter of personal preference rather than a design flaw. A younger family member decided to keep the pillow and said it works well for her, both in her lap and in bed as she reclines on her side.On the plus side, it's attractive and well-made. The pillow is light-weight but not insubstantial or cheap in feel. The quality and design are good, but the Peeramid just didn't work for me.


Question: What does the writer like about the product?

Answer: it's attractive and well-made

I got this to hold heavier hardback books while reading in bed. After a brief trial, however, I agree with the reviewers who feel this bookrest is better-suited to holding Nooks, Kindles, etc. Lighter-weight books are OK, too, but unless it's a book that stays flat and open on its own, both hands are necessary to keep those books open. (I had hoped the trough or seam in which the book rests would help keep such books open, but it wasn't deep enough.) It held my Barnes & Noble Nook fine, but the pillow's angle just wasn't right for me, whether using it in my lap or lying on my side in bed. I think the angle issue is a matter of personal preference rather than a design flaw. A younger family member decided to keep the pillow and said it works well for her, both in her lap and in bed as she reclines on her side. <hl> On the plus side, it's attractive and well-made . <hl> The pillow is light-weight but not insubstantial or cheap in feel. The quality and design are good, but the Peeramid just didn't work for me.

I got this to hold heavier hardback books while reading in bed. After a brief trial, however, I agree with the reviewers who feel this bookrest is better-suited to holding Nooks, Kindles, etc. Lighter-weight books are OK, too, but unless it's a book that stays flat and open on its own, both hands are necessary to keep those books open. (I had hoped the trough or seam in which the book rests would help keep such books open, but it wasn't deep enough.) It held my Barnes & Noble Nook fine, but the pillow's angle just wasn't right for me, whether using it in my lap or lying on my side in bed. I think the angle issue is a matter of personal preference rather than a design flaw. A younger family member decided to keep the pillow and said it works well for her, both in her lap and in bed as she reclines on her side.On the plus side, <hl> it's attractive and well-made <hl>. The pillow is light-weight but not insubstantial or cheap in feel. The quality and design are good, but the Peeramid just didn't work for me.

On the plus side, <hl> it's attractive and well-made <hl> .


Question: What is it important to do with the product?

OK, I've been a Keurig fan for some time. I have a wide selection of coffees and teas on hand at all times, and my neighbors compare us to a coffee shop. I recently wore out my Cuisinart SS-700, so I opted for the Keurig B155 because it appears to be more capable and I truly liked the styling. Adding the ability to add this water connection was the best part!It took me just minutes to hook this unit up. I had a water line setup for my retired Bunn automatic, so it was a matter of installing this kit, attaching a water line adapter (sold separately,) attached the water line and I was ready to go.One thing to remember... it's important to completely unplug your brewer before attaching this unit. Simply using the power switch will not cause the brewer to recognize the direct connection.I would highly recommend this option to anyone... I'm so glad I'm no longer spilling water, dealing with internal filters or worrying about getting air into the system... based upon our level of usage, this was a great choice!

Answer: completely unplug your brewer

OK, I've been a Keurig fan for some time. I have a wide selection of coffees and teas on hand at all times, and my neighbors compare us to a coffee shop. I recently wore out my Cuisinart SS-700, so I opted for the Keurig B155 because it appears to be more capable and I truly liked the styling. Adding the ability to add this water connection was the best part!It took me just minutes to hook this unit up. I had a water line setup for my retired Bunn automatic, so it was a matter of installing this kit, attaching a water line adapter (sold separately,) attached the water line and I was ready to go. One thing to remember... <hl> it's important to completely unplug your brewer before attaching this unit. <hl> Simply using the power switch will not cause the brewer to recognize the direct connection. I would highly recommend this option to anyone... I'm so glad I'm no longer spilling water, dealing with internal filters or worrying about getting air into the system... based upon our level of usage, this was a great choice!

OK, I've been a Keurig fan for some time. I have a wide selection of coffees and teas on hand at all times, and my neighbors compare us to a coffee shop. I recently wore out my Cuisinart SS-700, so I opted for the Keurig B155 because it appears to be more capable and I truly liked the styling. Adding the ability to add this water connection was the best part!It took me just minutes to hook this unit up. I had a water line setup for my retired Bunn automatic, so it was a matter of installing this kit, attaching a water line adapter (sold separately,) attached the water line and I was ready to go.One thing to remember... it's important to <hl> completely unplug your brewer <hl> before attaching this unit. Simply using the power switch will not cause the brewer to recognize the direct connection.I would highly recommend this option to anyone... I'm so glad I'm no longer spilling water, dealing with internal filters or worrying about getting air into the system... based upon our level of usage, this was a great choice!


Question: What is the writer compared to?

Answer: a coffee shop

OK, I've been a Keurig fan for some time. <hl> I have a wide selection of coffees and teas on hand at all times, and my neighbors compare us to a coffee shop . <hl> I recently wore out my Cuisinart SS-700, so I opted for the Keurig B155 because it appears to be more capable and I truly liked the styling. Adding the ability to add this water connection was the best part!It took me just minutes to hook this unit up. I had a water line setup for my retired Bunn automatic, so it was a matter of installing this kit, attaching a water line adapter (sold separately,) attached the water line and I was ready to go. One thing to remember... it's important to completely unplug your brewer before attaching this unit. Simply using the power switch will not cause the brewer to recognize the direct connection. I would highly recommend this option to anyone... I'm so glad I'm no longer spilling water, dealing with internal filters or worrying about getting air into the system... based upon our level of usage, this was a great choice!

OK, I've been a Keurig fan for some time. I have a wide selection of coffees and teas on hand at all times, and my neighbors compare us to <hl> a coffee shop <hl>. I recently wore out my Cuisinart SS-700, so I opted for the Keurig B155 because it appears to be more capable and I truly liked the styling. Adding the ability to add this water connection was the best part!It took me just minutes to hook this unit up. I had a water line setup for my retired Bunn automatic, so it was a matter of installing this kit, attaching a water line adapter (sold separately,) attached the water line and I was ready to go.One thing to remember... it's important to completely unplug your brewer before attaching this unit. Simply using the power switch will not cause the brewer to recognize the direct connection.I would highly recommend this option to anyone... I'm so glad I'm no longer spilling water, dealing with internal filters or worrying about getting air into the system... based upon our level of usage, this was a great choice!

I have a wide selection of coffees and teas on hand at all times, and my neighbors compare us to <hl> a coffee shop <hl> .


Question: What does the writer like about the product?

Answer: the styling

OK, I've been a Keurig fan for some time. I have a wide selection of coffees and teas on hand at all times, and my neighbors compare us to a coffee shop. <hl> I recently wore out my Cuisinart SS-700, so I opted for the Keurig B155 because it appears to be more capable and I truly liked the styling . <hl> Adding the ability to add this water connection was the best part!It took me just minutes to hook this unit up. I had a water line setup for my retired Bunn automatic, so it was a matter of installing this kit, attaching a water line adapter (sold separately,) attached the water line and I was ready to go. One thing to remember... it's important to completely unplug your brewer before attaching this unit. Simply using the power switch will not cause the brewer to recognize the direct connection. I would highly recommend this option to anyone... I'm so glad I'm no longer spilling water, dealing with internal filters or worrying about getting air into the system... based upon our level of usage, this was a great choice!

OK, I've been a Keurig fan for some time. I have a wide selection of coffees and teas on hand at all times, and my neighbors compare us to a coffee shop. I recently wore out my Cuisinart SS-700, so I opted for the Keurig B155 because it appears to be more capable and I truly liked <hl> the styling <hl>. Adding the ability to add this water connection was the best part!It took me just minutes to hook this unit up. I had a water line setup for my retired Bunn automatic, so it was a matter of installing this kit, attaching a water line adapter (sold separately,) attached the water line and I was ready to go.One thing to remember... it's important to completely unplug your brewer before attaching this unit. Simply using the power switch will not cause the brewer to recognize the direct connection.I would highly recommend this option to anyone... I'm so glad I'm no longer spilling water, dealing with internal filters or worrying about getting air into the system... based upon our level of usage, this was a great choice!

I recently wore out my Cuisinart SS-700, so I opted for the Keurig B155 because it appears to be more capable and I truly liked <hl> the styling <hl> .


Question: What product is the writer reviewing?

Answer: Keurig B155

OK, I've been a Keurig fan for some time. I have a wide selection of coffees and teas on hand at all times, and my neighbors compare us to a coffee shop. <hl> I recently wore out my Cuisinart SS-700, so I opted for the Keurig B155 because it appears to be more capable and I truly liked the styling. <hl> Adding the ability to add this water connection was the best part!It took me just minutes to hook this unit up. I had a water line setup for my retired Bunn automatic, so it was a matter of installing this kit, attaching a water line adapter (sold separately,) attached the water line and I was ready to go. One thing to remember... it's important to completely unplug your brewer before attaching this unit. Simply using the power switch will not cause the brewer to recognize the direct connection. I would highly recommend this option to anyone... I'm so glad I'm no longer spilling water, dealing with internal filters or worrying about getting air into the system... based upon our level of usage, this was a great choice!

OK, I've been a Keurig fan for some time. I have a wide selection of coffees and teas on hand at all times, and my neighbors compare us to a coffee shop. I recently wore out my Cuisinart SS-700, so I opted for the <hl> Keurig B155 <hl> because it appears to be more capable and I truly liked the styling. Adding the ability to add this water connection was the best part!It took me just minutes to hook this unit up. I had a water line setup for my retired Bunn automatic, so it was a matter of installing this kit, attaching a water line adapter (sold separately,) attached the water line and I was ready to go.One thing to remember... it's important to completely unplug your brewer before attaching this unit. Simply using the power switch will not cause the brewer to recognize the direct connection.I would highly recommend this option to anyone... I'm so glad I'm no longer spilling water, dealing with internal filters or worrying about getting air into the system... based upon our level of usage, this was a great choice!


Question: What is the excellent review based on?

Answer: level of usage

OK, I've been a Keurig fan for some time. I have a wide selection of coffees and teas on hand at all times, and my neighbors compare us to a coffee shop. I recently wore out my Cuisinart SS-700, so I opted for the Keurig B155 because it appears to be more capable and I truly liked the styling. Adding the ability to add this water connection was the best part!It took me just minutes to hook this unit up. I had a water line setup for my retired Bunn automatic, so it was a matter of installing this kit, attaching a water line adapter (sold separately,) attached the water line and I was ready to go. One thing to remember... it's important to completely unplug your brewer before attaching this unit. Simply using the power switch will not cause the brewer to recognize the direct connection. I would highly recommend this option to anyone... <hl> I'm so glad I'm no longer spilling water, dealing with internal filters or worrying about getting air into the system... based upon our level of usage , this was a great choice! <hl>

OK, I've been a Keurig fan for some time. I have a wide selection of coffees and teas on hand at all times, and my neighbors compare us to a coffee shop. I recently wore out my Cuisinart SS-700, so I opted for the Keurig B155 because it appears to be more capable and I truly liked the styling. Adding the ability to add this water connection was the best part!It took me just minutes to hook this unit up. I had a water line setup for my retired Bunn automatic, so it was a matter of installing this kit, attaching a water line adapter (sold separately,) attached the water line and I was ready to go.One thing to remember... it's important to completely unplug your brewer before attaching this unit. Simply using the power switch will not cause the brewer to recognize the direct connection.I would highly recommend this option to anyone... I'm so glad I'm no longer spilling water, dealing with internal filters or worrying about getting air into the system... based upon our <hl> level of usage <hl>, this was a great choice!

I'm so glad I'm no longer spilling water, dealing with internal filters or worrying about getting air into the system... based upon our <hl> level of usage <hl> , this was a great choice!


Question: What type of Shark product was previously owned?

I loved my old shark pocket mop, until it got wore out and died... :( So, I loved it so much and it worked so well, naturally I went out and bought the newer model from Costco.There are some new great features: a larger water tank, a longer cord, three cleaning options, and no pumping action to get it working - just plug it in (wait a few min), select your cleaning option, and start mopping.The thing that brings this model down to 3 stars, when normally I would rate this product at a 5, is the new 'imporved' mopping pads all have that dusting kind of threads hanging off of it. I don't know what they are really called, but the purple pocket pad has them from the previous model (that we NEVER used). Those particular pads do not clean my tile floors at all. I am glad I have an old pile of the microfiber clothes to use with my new Shark Pocket Mop, or I would have returned it ~ I feel they are that usless, they make the mop not even worth getting if you are being forced to use those things.....So, new Shark Pocket Mop with old microfiber clothes = 5 Stars, where as the new Shark Pocket Mop with the 'new' pads = 3 (not worth buying if you can't get ahold of the old pads though, don't waste your hard earned money).

Answer: pocket mop

<hl> I loved my old shark pocket mop , until it got wore out and died... :( <hl> So, I loved it so much and it worked so well, naturally I went out and bought the newer model from Costco. There are some new great features: a larger water tank, a longer cord, three cleaning options, and no pumping action to get it working - just plug it in (wait a few min), select your cleaning option, and start mopping. The thing that brings this model down to 3 stars, when normally I would rate this product at a 5, is the new 'imporved' mopping pads all have that dusting kind of threads hanging off of it. I don't know what they are really called, but the purple pocket pad has them from the previous model (that we NEVER used). Those particular pads do not clean my tile floors at all. I am glad I have an old pile of the microfiber clothes to use with my new Shark Pocket Mop, or I would have returned it ~ I feel they are that usless, they make the mop not even worth getting if you are being forced to use those things..... So, new Shark Pocket Mop with old microfiber clothes = 5 Stars, where as the new Shark Pocket Mop with the 'new' pads = 3 (not worth buying if you can't get ahold of the old pads though, don't waste your hard earned money).

I loved my old shark <hl> pocket mop <hl>, until it got wore out and died... :( So, I loved it so much and it worked so well, naturally I went out and bought the newer model from Costco.There are some new great features: a larger water tank, a longer cord, three cleaning options, and no pumping action to get it working - just plug it in (wait a few min), select your cleaning option, and start mopping.The thing that brings this model down to 3 stars, when normally I would rate this product at a 5, is the new 'imporved' mopping pads all have that dusting kind of threads hanging off of it. I don't know what they are really called, but the purple pocket pad has them from the previous model (that we NEVER used). Those particular pads do not clean my tile floors at all. I am glad I have an old pile of the microfiber clothes to use with my new Shark Pocket Mop, or I would have returned it ~ I feel they are that usless, they make the mop not even worth getting if you are being forced to use those things.....So, new Shark Pocket Mop with old microfiber clothes = 5 Stars, where as the new Shark Pocket Mop with the 'new' pads = 3 (not worth buying if you can't get ahold of the old pads though, don't waste your hard earned money).

I loved my old shark <hl> pocket mop <hl> , until it got wore out and died... :(


Question: Where was the new pocket mop purchased from?

Answer: Costco

I loved my old shark pocket mop, until it got wore out and died... :( <hl> So, I loved it so much and it worked so well, naturally I went out and bought the newer model from Costco .There are some new great features: a larger water tank, a longer cord, three cleaning options, and no pumping action to get it working - just plug it in (wait a few min), select your cleaning option, and start mopping. <hl> The thing that brings this model down to 3 stars, when normally I would rate this product at a 5, is the new 'imporved' mopping pads all have that dusting kind of threads hanging off of it. I don't know what they are really called, but the purple pocket pad has them from the previous model (that we NEVER used). Those particular pads do not clean my tile floors at all. I am glad I have an old pile of the microfiber clothes to use with my new Shark Pocket Mop, or I would have returned it ~ I feel they are that usless, they make the mop not even worth getting if you are being forced to use those things..... So, new Shark Pocket Mop with old microfiber clothes = 5 Stars, where as the new Shark Pocket Mop with the 'new' pads = 3 (not worth buying if you can't get ahold of the old pads though, don't waste your hard earned money).

I loved my old shark pocket mop, until it got wore out and died... :( So, I loved it so much and it worked so well, naturally I went out and bought the newer model from <hl> Costco <hl>.There are some new great features: a larger water tank, a longer cord, three cleaning options, and no pumping action to get it working - just plug it in (wait a few min), select your cleaning option, and start mopping.The thing that brings this model down to 3 stars, when normally I would rate this product at a 5, is the new 'imporved' mopping pads all have that dusting kind of threads hanging off of it. I don't know what they are really called, but the purple pocket pad has them from the previous model (that we NEVER used). Those particular pads do not clean my tile floors at all. I am glad I have an old pile of the microfiber clothes to use with my new Shark Pocket Mop, or I would have returned it ~ I feel they are that usless, they make the mop not even worth getting if you are being forced to use those things.....So, new Shark Pocket Mop with old microfiber clothes = 5 Stars, where as the new Shark Pocket Mop with the 'new' pads = 3 (not worth buying if you can't get ahold of the old pads though, don't waste your hard earned money).

So, I loved it so much and it worked so well, naturally I went out and bought the newer model from <hl> Costco <hl> .There are some new great features: a larger water tank, a longer cord, three cleaning options, and no pumping action to get it working - just plug it in (wait a few min), select your cleaning option, and start mopping.


Question: What is cause of the new model only receiving 3 stars?

Answer: 'imporved' mopping pads

I loved my old shark pocket mop, until it got wore out and died... :( So, I loved it so much and it worked so well, naturally I went out and bought the newer model from Costco. There are some new great features: a larger water tank, a longer cord, three cleaning options, and no pumping action to get it working - just plug it in (wait a few min), select your cleaning option, and start mopping. <hl> The thing that brings this model down to 3 stars, when normally I would rate this product at a 5, is the new 'imporved' mopping pads all have that dusting kind of threads hanging off of it. <hl> I don't know what they are really called, but the purple pocket pad has them from the previous model (that we NEVER used). Those particular pads do not clean my tile floors at all. I am glad I have an old pile of the microfiber clothes to use with my new Shark Pocket Mop, or I would have returned it ~ I feel they are that usless, they make the mop not even worth getting if you are being forced to use those things..... So, new Shark Pocket Mop with old microfiber clothes = 5 Stars, where as the new Shark Pocket Mop with the 'new' pads = 3 (not worth buying if you can't get ahold of the old pads though, don't waste your hard earned money).

I loved my old shark pocket mop, until it got wore out and died... :( So, I loved it so much and it worked so well, naturally I went out and bought the newer model from Costco.There are some new great features: a larger water tank, a longer cord, three cleaning options, and no pumping action to get it working - just plug it in (wait a few min), select your cleaning option, and start mopping.The thing that brings this model down to 3 stars, when normally I would rate this product at a 5, is the new <hl> 'imporved' mopping pads <hl> all have that dusting kind of threads hanging off of it. I don't know what they are really called, but the purple pocket pad has them from the previous model (that we NEVER used). Those particular pads do not clean my tile floors at all. I am glad I have an old pile of the microfiber clothes to use with my new Shark Pocket Mop, or I would have returned it ~ I feel they are that usless, they make the mop not even worth getting if you are being forced to use those things.....So, new Shark Pocket Mop with old microfiber clothes = 5 Stars, where as the new Shark Pocket Mop with the 'new' pads = 3 (not worth buying if you can't get ahold of the old pads though, don't waste your hard earned money).


Question: What are the best version of the mopping pads?

Answer: previous model

I loved my old shark pocket mop, until it got wore out and died... :( So, I loved it so much and it worked so well, naturally I went out and bought the newer model from Costco. There are some new great features: a larger water tank, a longer cord, three cleaning options, and no pumping action to get it working - just plug it in (wait a few min), select your cleaning option, and start mopping. The thing that brings this model down to 3 stars, when normally I would rate this product at a 5, is the new 'imporved' mopping pads all have that dusting kind of threads hanging off of it. <hl> I don't know what they are really called, but the purple pocket pad has them from the previous model (that we NEVER used). <hl> Those particular pads do not clean my tile floors at all. I am glad I have an old pile of the microfiber clothes to use with my new Shark Pocket Mop, or I would have returned it ~ I feel they are that usless, they make the mop not even worth getting if you are being forced to use those things..... So, new Shark Pocket Mop with old microfiber clothes = 5 Stars, where as the new Shark Pocket Mop with the 'new' pads = 3 (not worth buying if you can't get ahold of the old pads though, don't waste your hard earned money).

I loved my old shark pocket mop, until it got wore out and died... :( So, I loved it so much and it worked so well, naturally I went out and bought the newer model from Costco.There are some new great features: a larger water tank, a longer cord, three cleaning options, and no pumping action to get it working - just plug it in (wait a few min), select your cleaning option, and start mopping.The thing that brings this model down to 3 stars, when normally I would rate this product at a 5, is the new 'imporved' mopping pads all have that dusting kind of threads hanging off of it. I don't know what they are really called, but the purple pocket pad has them from the <hl> previous model <hl> (that we NEVER used). Those particular pads do not clean my tile floors at all. I am glad I have an old pile of the microfiber clothes to use with my new Shark Pocket Mop, or I would have returned it ~ I feel they are that usless, they make the mop not even worth getting if you are being forced to use those things.....So, new Shark Pocket Mop with old microfiber clothes = 5 Stars, where as the new Shark Pocket Mop with the 'new' pads = 3 (not worth buying if you can't get ahold of the old pads though, don't waste your hard earned money).


Question: What is great for lattes, cappuccino and hot chocolate?

This makes firm, lasting foam that is great for latte, cappuccino and hot chocolate. It works quickly and easily. I understand what others have written about the delicacy of the "whipping attachment," but I don't see it as a problem. I rinse it with warm water directly after use and wipe it out. One does need to make certain that the milk "film" that sticks a bit to the bottom of the cup is removed.

Answer: firm, lasting foam

<hl> This makes firm, lasting foam that is great for latte, cappuccino and hot chocolate. <hl> It works quickly and easily. I understand what others have written about the delicacy of the "whipping attachment," but I don't see it as a problem. I rinse it with warm water directly after use and wipe it out. One does need to make certain that the milk "film" that sticks a bit to the bottom of the cup is removed.

This makes <hl> firm, lasting foam <hl> that is great for latte, cappuccino and hot chocolate. It works quickly and easily. I understand what others have written about the delicacy of the "whipping attachment," but I don't see it as a problem. I rinse it with warm water directly after use and wipe it out. One does need to make certain that the milk "film" that sticks a bit to the bottom of the cup is removed.


Question: What part of the machine is delicate?

Answer: whipping attachment

This makes firm, lasting foam that is great for latte, cappuccino and hot chocolate. It works quickly and easily. <hl> I understand what others have written about the delicacy of the " whipping attachment ," but I don't see it as a problem. <hl> I rinse it with warm water directly after use and wipe it out. One does need to make certain that the milk "film" that sticks a bit to the bottom of the cup is removed.

This makes firm, lasting foam that is great for latte, cappuccino and hot chocolate. It works quickly and easily. I understand what others have written about the delicacy of the "<hl> whipping attachment <hl>," but I don't see it as a problem. I rinse it with warm water directly after use and wipe it out. One does need to make certain that the milk "film" that sticks a bit to the bottom of the cup is removed.

I understand what others have written about the delicacy of the " <hl> whipping attachment <hl> ," but I don't see it as a problem.


Question: What is one way to mitigate the delicacy of the whipping attachment?

Answer: rinse it with warm water

This makes firm, lasting foam that is great for latte, cappuccino and hot chocolate. It works quickly and easily. I understand what others have written about the delicacy of the "whipping attachment," but I don't see it as a problem. <hl> I rinse it with warm water directly after use and wipe it out. <hl> One does need to make certain that the milk "film" that sticks a bit to the bottom of the cup is removed.

This makes firm, lasting foam that is great for latte, cappuccino and hot chocolate. It works quickly and easily. I understand what others have written about the delicacy of the "whipping attachment," but I don't see it as a problem. I <hl> rinse it with warm water <hl> directly after use and wipe it out. One does need to make certain that the milk "film" that sticks a bit to the bottom of the cup is removed.


Question: What do you need to make sure is removed the milk film from?

Answer: bottom of the cup

This makes firm, lasting foam that is great for latte, cappuccino and hot chocolate. It works quickly and easily. I understand what others have written about the delicacy of the "whipping attachment," but I don't see it as a problem. I rinse it with warm water directly after use and wipe it out. <hl> One does need to make certain that the milk "film" that sticks a bit to the bottom of the cup is removed. <hl>

This makes firm, lasting foam that is great for latte, cappuccino and hot chocolate. It works quickly and easily. I understand what others have written about the delicacy of the "whipping attachment," but I don't see it as a problem. I rinse it with warm water directly after use and wipe it out. One does need to make certain that the milk "film" that sticks a bit to the <hl> bottom of the cup <hl> is removed.


Question: What is great for lattes, cappuccino and hot chocolate?

Answer: firm, lasting foam

<hl> This makes firm, lasting foam that is great for latte, cappuccino and hot chocolate. <hl> It works quickly and easily. I understand what others have written about the delicacy of the "whipping attachment," but I don't see it as a problem. I rinse it with warm water directly after use and wipe it out. One does need to make certain that the milk "film" that sticks a bit to the bottom of the cup is removed.

This makes <hl> firm, lasting foam <hl> that is great for latte, cappuccino and hot chocolate. It works quickly and easily. I understand what others have written about the delicacy of the "whipping attachment," but I don't see it as a problem. I rinse it with warm water directly after use and wipe it out. One does need to make certain that the milk "film" that sticks a bit to the bottom of the cup is removed.


Question: What part of the machine is delicate?

Answer: whipping attachment

This makes firm, lasting foam that is great for latte, cappuccino and hot chocolate. It works quickly and easily. <hl> I understand what others have written about the delicacy of the " whipping attachment ," but I don't see it as a problem. <hl> I rinse it with warm water directly after use and wipe it out. One does need to make certain that the milk "film" that sticks a bit to the bottom of the cup is removed.

This makes firm, lasting foam that is great for latte, cappuccino and hot chocolate. It works quickly and easily. I understand what others have written about the delicacy of the "<hl> whipping attachment <hl>," but I don't see it as a problem. I rinse it with warm water directly after use and wipe it out. One does need to make certain that the milk "film" that sticks a bit to the bottom of the cup is removed.

I understand what others have written about the delicacy of the " <hl> whipping attachment <hl> ," but I don't see it as a problem.


Question: What is one way to mitigate the delicacy of the whipping attachment?

Answer: rinse it with warm water

This makes firm, lasting foam that is great for latte, cappuccino and hot chocolate. It works quickly and easily. I understand what others have written about the delicacy of the "whipping attachment," but I don't see it as a problem. <hl> I rinse it with warm water directly after use and wipe it out. <hl> One does need to make certain that the milk "film" that sticks a bit to the bottom of the cup is removed.

This makes firm, lasting foam that is great for latte, cappuccino and hot chocolate. It works quickly and easily. I understand what others have written about the delicacy of the "whipping attachment," but I don't see it as a problem. I <hl> rinse it with warm water <hl> directly after use and wipe it out. One does need to make certain that the milk "film" that sticks a bit to the bottom of the cup is removed.


Question: What do you need to make sure is removed the milk film from?

Answer: bottom of the cup

This makes firm, lasting foam that is great for latte, cappuccino and hot chocolate. It works quickly and easily. I understand what others have written about the delicacy of the "whipping attachment," but I don't see it as a problem. I rinse it with warm water directly after use and wipe it out. <hl> One does need to make certain that the milk "film" that sticks a bit to the bottom of the cup is removed. <hl>

This makes firm, lasting foam that is great for latte, cappuccino and hot chocolate. It works quickly and easily. I understand what others have written about the delicacy of the "whipping attachment," but I don't see it as a problem. I rinse it with warm water directly after use and wipe it out. One does need to make certain that the milk "film" that sticks a bit to the <hl> bottom of the cup <hl> is removed.