Question: What do you get when done correctly?

Answer: A stuffed burger

This is my first stuffed burger press. I thought I'd be able to put a ball of meat in and pound it into form (says so in the instructions), but that was not to be. First, I need to shape it somewhat into a patty. Then, press it, and a shallow well forms in that patty. Fill it up, then form a second patty for the top. Press it with the burger press. Voila. <hl> A stuffed burger .The key is to shape the meat into a patty before sticking it into the press. <hl> Speaking of sticking, wet the press if you have any problems. It works, though not as smoothly as I dreamed. I stuffed a bunch of burger patties and froze half of them. My husband wasn't crazy about my recipe, but that's the cook's fault. Ahem. Since we have to do most of the work in shaping the patties before pressing, and we have to do it twice for each burger, I give it three stars. It's not as quick and easy as they make it look. This product was provided for review by Interact Marketing.

This is my first stuffed burger press. I thought I'd be able to put a ball of meat in and pound it into form (says so in the instructions), but that was not to be. First, I need to shape it somewhat into a patty. Then, press it, and a shallow well forms in that patty. Fill it up, then form a second patty for the top. Press it with the burger press. Voila. <hl> A stuffed burger <hl>.The key is to shape the meat into a patty before sticking it into the press. Speaking of sticking, wet the press if you have any problems.It works, though not as smoothly as I dreamed. I stuffed a bunch of burger patties and froze half of them. My husband wasn't crazy about my recipe, but that's the cook's fault. Ahem.Since we have to do most of the work in shaping the patties before pressing, and we have to do it twice for each burger, I give it three stars. It's not as quick and easy as they make it look.This product was provided for review by Interact Marketing.

<hl> A stuffed burger <hl> .The key is to shape the meat into a patty before sticking it into the press.


Question: What do they need to do first?

This is my first stuffed burger press. I thought I'd be able to put a ball of meat in and pound it into form (says so in the instructions), but that was not to be. First, I need to shape it somewhat into a patty. Then, press it, and a shallow well forms in that patty. Fill it up, then form a second patty for the top. Press it with the burger press. Voila. A stuffed burger.The key is to shape the meat into a patty before sticking it into the press. Speaking of sticking, wet the press if you have any problems.It works, though not as smoothly as I dreamed. I stuffed a bunch of burger patties and froze half of them. My husband wasn't crazy about my recipe, but that's the cook's fault. Ahem.Since we have to do most of the work in shaping the patties before pressing, and we have to do it twice for each burger, I give it three stars. It's not as quick and easy as they make it look.This product was provided for review by Interact Marketing.

Answer: need to shape it somewhat into a patty

This is my first stuffed burger press. I thought I'd be able to put a ball of meat in and pound it into form (says so in the instructions), but that was not to be. <hl> First, I need to shape it somewhat into a patty . <hl> Then, press it, and a shallow well forms in that patty. Fill it up, then form a second patty for the top. Press it with the burger press. Voila. A stuffed burger. The key is to shape the meat into a patty before sticking it into the press. Speaking of sticking, wet the press if you have any problems. It works, though not as smoothly as I dreamed. I stuffed a bunch of burger patties and froze half of them. My husband wasn't crazy about my recipe, but that's the cook's fault. Ahem. Since we have to do most of the work in shaping the patties before pressing, and we have to do it twice for each burger, I give it three stars. It's not as quick and easy as they make it look. This product was provided for review by Interact Marketing.

This is my first stuffed burger press. I thought I'd be able to put a ball of meat in and pound it into form (says so in the instructions), but that was not to be. First, I <hl> need to shape it somewhat into a patty <hl>. Then, press it, and a shallow well forms in that patty. Fill it up, then form a second patty for the top. Press it with the burger press. Voila. A stuffed burger.The key is to shape the meat into a patty before sticking it into the press. Speaking of sticking, wet the press if you have any problems.It works, though not as smoothly as I dreamed. I stuffed a bunch of burger patties and froze half of them. My husband wasn't crazy about my recipe, but that's the cook's fault. Ahem.Since we have to do most of the work in shaping the patties before pressing, and we have to do it twice for each burger, I give it three stars. It's not as quick and easy as they make it look.This product was provided for review by Interact Marketing.

First, I <hl> need to shape it somewhat into a patty <hl> .


Question: What reviews were they reading about?

After reading other reviews regarding rusting etc, I decided to chance it and bought this bath curtain rod.I have not been disappointed. After over a month of steaming hot showers I have found no rust of any kind. The rod goes up easily and supports and designer outer shower curtain and an inner clear shower curtain as well. Grommets, hangers and rod are all stain/rust free and the curtains are doing the job they were designed to do.A top shelf set of products that serve me well so far.What more can a body ask for?

Answer: regarding rusting

<hl> After reading other reviews regarding rusting etc, I decided to chance it and bought this bath curtain rod. <hl> I have not been disappointed. After over a month of steaming hot showers I have found no rust of any kind. The rod goes up easily and supports and designer outer shower curtain and an inner clear shower curtain as well. Grommets, hangers and rod are all stain/rust free and the curtains are doing the job they were designed to do. A top shelf set of products that serve me well so far. What more can a body ask for?

After reading other reviews <hl> regarding rusting <hl> etc, I decided to chance it and bought this bath curtain rod.I have not been disappointed. After over a month of steaming hot showers I have found no rust of any kind. The rod goes up easily and supports and designer outer shower curtain and an inner clear shower curtain as well. Grommets, hangers and rod are all stain/rust free and the curtains are doing the job they were designed to do.A top shelf set of products that serve me well so far.What more can a body ask for?


Question: What are rust free?

Answer: Grommets, hangers and rod are all stain/rust free

After reading other reviews regarding rusting etc, I decided to chance it and bought this bath curtain rod. I have not been disappointed. After over a month of steaming hot showers I have found no rust of any kind. The rod goes up easily and supports and designer outer shower curtain and an inner clear shower curtain as well. <hl> Grommets, hangers and rod are all stain/rust free and the curtains are doing the job they were designed to do. <hl> A top shelf set of products that serve me well so far. What more can a body ask for?

After reading other reviews regarding rusting etc, I decided to chance it and bought this bath curtain rod.I have not been disappointed. After over a month of steaming hot showers I have found no rust of any kind. The rod goes up easily and supports and designer outer shower curtain and an inner clear shower curtain as well. <hl> Grommets, hangers and rod are all stain/rust free <hl> and the curtains are doing the job they were designed to do.A top shelf set of products that serve me well so far.What more can a body ask for?


Question: How long have they been using it?

Answer: over a month

After reading other reviews regarding rusting etc, I decided to chance it and bought this bath curtain rod. I have not been disappointed. <hl> After over a month of steaming hot showers I have found no rust of any kind. <hl> The rod goes up easily and supports and designer outer shower curtain and an inner clear shower curtain as well. Grommets, hangers and rod are all stain/rust free and the curtains are doing the job they were designed to do. A top shelf set of products that serve me well so far. What more can a body ask for?

After reading other reviews regarding rusting etc, I decided to chance it and bought this bath curtain rod.I have not been disappointed. After <hl> over a month <hl> of steaming hot showers I have found no rust of any kind. The rod goes up easily and supports and designer outer shower curtain and an inner clear shower curtain as well. Grommets, hangers and rod are all stain/rust free and the curtains are doing the job they were designed to do.A top shelf set of products that serve me well so far.What more can a body ask for?


Question: What is doing it's job?

Answer: the curtains

After reading other reviews regarding rusting etc, I decided to chance it and bought this bath curtain rod. I have not been disappointed. After over a month of steaming hot showers I have found no rust of any kind. The rod goes up easily and supports and designer outer shower curtain and an inner clear shower curtain as well. <hl> Grommets, hangers and rod are all stain/rust free and the curtains are doing the job they were designed to do. <hl> A top shelf set of products that serve me well so far. What more can a body ask for?

After reading other reviews regarding rusting etc, I decided to chance it and bought this bath curtain rod.I have not been disappointed. After over a month of steaming hot showers I have found no rust of any kind. The rod goes up easily and supports and designer outer shower curtain and an inner clear shower curtain as well. Grommets, hangers and rod are all stain/rust free and <hl> the curtains <hl> are doing the job they were designed to do.A top shelf set of products that serve me well so far.What more can a body ask for?


Question: What was well made?

Progressive International Egg Beater was well made, works very smoothly. It seems to be sturdily built. We have been using it now for about a month and it has remained in excellent working condition.

Answer: Progressive International Egg Beater

<hl> Progressive International Egg Beater was well made, works very smoothly. <hl> It seems to be sturdily built. We have been using it now for about a month and it has remained in excellent working condition.

<hl> Progressive International Egg Beater <hl> was well made, works very smoothly. It seems to be sturdily built. We have been using it now for about a month and it has remained in excellent working condition.


Question: How does it work?

Answer: very smoothly

<hl> Progressive International Egg Beater was well made, works very smoothly . <hl> It seems to be sturdily built. We have been using it now for about a month and it has remained in excellent working condition.

Progressive International Egg Beater was well made, works <hl> very smoothly <hl>. It seems to be sturdily built. We have been using it now for about a month and it has remained in excellent working condition.

Progressive International Egg Beater was well made, works <hl> very smoothly <hl> .


Question: How long have they been using it?

Answer: about a month

Progressive International Egg Beater was well made, works very smoothly. It seems to be sturdily built. <hl> We have been using it now for about a month and it has remained in excellent working condition. <hl>

Progressive International Egg Beater was well made, works very smoothly. It seems to be sturdily built. We have been using it now for <hl> about a month <hl> and it has remained in excellent working condition.


Question: How is the build quality?

Answer: sturdily built

It seems to be sturdily built .

Progressive International Egg Beater was well made, works very smoothly. <hl> It seems to be sturdily built . <hl> We have been using it now for about a month and it has remained in excellent working condition.

Progressive International Egg Beater was well made, works very smoothly. It seems to be <hl> sturdily built <hl>. We have been using it now for about a month and it has remained in excellent working condition.

It seems to be <hl> sturdily built <hl> .


Question: How much was the product on QVC?

Just saw a similar cart on QVC this morning for $33 including S&H and tax. The measurements were 13-1/2"W x 36"H x 12"D, not even as big as this one. This is bottomless. Holds everything including soda and packs of water and then the rest of your items... Just hold the handle behind you as you walk and it seems weightless. Goes up stairs. Folds into the trunk of the car without taking much space at all. I don't know how I ever did without this. An extremely small investment for a GREAT product that will become an absolute neccesity after the first time you use it..

Answer: $33 including S&H and tax

<hl> Just saw a similar cart on QVC this morning for $33 including S&H and tax . <hl> The measurements were 13-1/2"W x 36"H x 12"D, not even as big as this one. This is bottomless. Holds everything including soda and packs of water and then the rest of your items... Just hold the handle behind you as you walk and it seems weightless. Goes up stairs. Folds into the trunk of the car without taking much space at all. I don't know how I ever did without this. An extremely small investment for a GREAT product that will become an absolute neccesity after the first time you use it..

Just saw a similar cart on QVC this morning for <hl> $33 including S&H and tax <hl>. The measurements were 13-1/2"W x 36"H x 12"D, not even as big as this one. This is bottomless. Holds everything including soda and packs of water and then the rest of your items... Just hold the handle behind you as you walk and it seems weightless. Goes up stairs. Folds into the trunk of the car without taking much space at all. I don't know how I ever did without this. An extremely small investment for a GREAT product that will become an absolute neccesity after the first time you use it..

Just saw a similar cart on QVC this morning for <hl> $33 including S&H and tax <hl> .


Question: What are some items it holds?

Answer: soda and packs of water

Just saw a similar cart on QVC this morning for $33 including S&H and tax. The measurements were 13-1/2"W x 36"H x 12"D, not even as big as this one. This is bottomless. <hl> Holds everything including soda and packs of water and then the rest of your items... <hl> Just hold the handle behind you as you walk and it seems weightless. Goes up stairs. Folds into the trunk of the car without taking much space at all. I don't know how I ever did without this. An extremely small investment for a GREAT product that will become an absolute neccesity after the first time you use it..

Just saw a similar cart on QVC this morning for $33 including S&H and tax. The measurements were 13-1/2"W x 36"H x 12"D, not even as big as this one. This is bottomless. Holds everything including <hl> soda and packs of water <hl> and then the rest of your items... Just hold the handle behind you as you walk and it seems weightless. Goes up stairs. Folds into the trunk of the car without taking much space at all. I don't know how I ever did without this. An extremely small investment for a GREAT product that will become an absolute neccesity after the first time you use it..


Question: What are the measurements?

Answer: 13-1/2"W x 36"H x 12"D

Just saw a similar cart on QVC this morning for $33 including S&H and tax. <hl> The measurements were 13-1/2"W x 36"H x 12"D , not even as big as this one. <hl> This is bottomless. Holds everything including soda and packs of water and then the rest of your items... Just hold the handle behind you as you walk and it seems weightless. Goes up stairs. Folds into the trunk of the car without taking much space at all. I don't know how I ever did without this. An extremely small investment for a GREAT product that will become an absolute neccesity after the first time you use it..

Just saw a similar cart on QVC this morning for $33 including S&H and tax. The measurements were <hl> 13-1/2"W x 36"H x 12"D <hl>, not even as big as this one. This is bottomless. Holds everything including soda and packs of water and then the rest of your items... Just hold the handle behind you as you walk and it seems weightless. Goes up stairs. Folds into the trunk of the car without taking much space at all. I don't know how I ever did without this. An extremely small investment for a GREAT product that will become an absolute neccesity after the first time you use it..

The measurements were <hl> 13-1/2"W x 36"H x 12"D <hl> , not even as big as this one.


Question: How can you make it seem weightless?

Answer: hold the handle behind you as you walk

Just saw a similar cart on QVC this morning for $33 including S&H and tax. The measurements were 13-1/2"W x 36"H x 12"D, not even as big as this one. This is bottomless. Holds everything including soda and packs of water and then the rest of your items... <hl> Just hold the handle behind you as you walk and it seems weightless. <hl> Goes up stairs. Folds into the trunk of the car without taking much space at all. I don't know how I ever did without this. An extremely small investment for a GREAT product that will become an absolute neccesity after the first time you use it..

Just saw a similar cart on QVC this morning for $33 including S&H and tax. The measurements were 13-1/2"W x 36"H x 12"D, not even as big as this one. This is bottomless. Holds everything including soda and packs of water and then the rest of your items... Just <hl> hold the handle behind you as you walk <hl> and it seems weightless. Goes up stairs. Folds into the trunk of the car without taking much space at all. I don't know how I ever did without this. An extremely small investment for a GREAT product that will become an absolute neccesity after the first time you use it..


Question: What are they a huge lover of?

I recently told my husband that anyone who looked into our pantry would think that I was a huge tea lover since I have so many different flavors and selections of tea. The reality? I actually just *want* to be a tea lover, but I always end up with bitter tea and can never seem to get the steeping times rights. Enter the Breville tea maker!Like other reviewers, I had to get over the price on this and just take the plunge. (My husband doesn't know it yet, but this will be his Christmas gift to me this year! ;-) ) I've only had this for about a week, but I absolutely love it. It's super easy to use, and takes all the guess work out of making a delicious cup of tea.The "keep warm" feature is also great since I've been making a larger pot of tea, and then coming back for refills on days and afternoons when I'm at home or on the weekends.In less than a week, this thing really has made a tea lover out of me!UPDATE ON 12/17/12: In case anyone is wondering, you can also use this with bagged tea. I've just been snipping off the string and removing the stable, but leaving the tea in the bag, and it's been working fine. (Before doing this, I had tried searching online to make sure that it would be OK to do, and someone on a tea forum mentioned that they contacted Breville, who said that it was OK to use tea bags, as long as you didn't take the tea out of the bag. Apparently, bagged tea is too fine to go through the mesh strainer on this tea maker, so leaving it in the bag ensures that the very fine particles won't end up in your brewed tea.)

Answer: tea

<hl> I recently told my husband that anyone who looked into our pantry would think that I was a huge tea lover since I have so many different flavors and selections of tea. <hl> The reality? I actually just *want* to be a tea lover, but I always end up with bitter tea and can never seem to get the steeping times rights. Enter the Breville tea maker!Like other reviewers, I had to get over the price on this and just take the plunge. (My husband doesn't know it yet, but this will be his Christmas gift to me this year! ;-) ) I've only had this for about a week, but I absolutely love it. It's super easy to use, and takes all the guess work out of making a delicious cup of tea. The "keep warm" feature is also great since I've been making a larger pot of tea, and then coming back for refills on days and afternoons when I'm at home or on the weekends. In less than a week, this thing really has made a tea lover out of me!UPDATE ON 12/17/12: In case anyone is wondering, you can also use this with bagged tea. I've just been snipping off the string and removing the stable, but leaving the tea in the bag, and it's been working fine. (Before doing this, I had tried searching online to make sure that it would be OK to do, and someone on a tea forum mentioned that they contacted Breville, who said that it was OK to use tea bags, as long as you didn't take the tea out of the bag. Apparently, bagged tea is too fine to go through the mesh strainer on this tea maker, so leaving it in the bag ensures that the very fine particles won't end up in your brewed tea.)

I recently told my husband that anyone who looked into our pantry would think that I was a huge <hl> tea <hl> lover since I have so many different flavors and selections of tea. The reality? I actually just *want* to be a tea lover, but I always end up with bitter tea and can never seem to get the steeping times rights. Enter the Breville tea maker!Like other reviewers, I had to get over the price on this and just take the plunge. (My husband doesn't know it yet, but this will be his Christmas gift to me this year! ;-) ) I've only had this for about a week, but I absolutely love it. It's super easy to use, and takes all the guess work out of making a delicious cup of tea.The "keep warm" feature is also great since I've been making a larger pot of tea, and then coming back for refills on days and afternoons when I'm at home or on the weekends.In less than a week, this thing really has made a tea lover out of me!UPDATE ON 12/17/12: In case anyone is wondering, you can also use this with bagged tea. I've just been snipping off the string and removing the stable, but leaving the tea in the bag, and it's been working fine. (Before doing this, I had tried searching online to make sure that it would be OK to do, and someone on a tea forum mentioned that they contacted Breville, who said that it was OK to use tea bags, as long as you didn't take the tea out of the bag. Apparently, bagged tea is too fine to go through the mesh strainer on this tea maker, so leaving it in the bag ensures that the very fine particles won't end up in your brewed tea.)


Question: What is one feature considered to be great?

Answer: keep warm

I recently told my husband that anyone who looked into our pantry would think that I was a huge tea lover since I have so many different flavors and selections of tea. The reality? I actually just *want* to be a tea lover, but I always end up with bitter tea and can never seem to get the steeping times rights. Enter the Breville tea maker!Like other reviewers, I had to get over the price on this and just take the plunge. (My husband doesn't know it yet, but this will be his Christmas gift to me this year! ;-) ) I've only had this for about a week, but I absolutely love it. It's super easy to use, and takes all the guess work out of making a delicious cup of tea. <hl> The " keep warm " feature is also great since I've been making a larger pot of tea, and then coming back for refills on days and afternoons when I'm at home or on the weekends. <hl> In less than a week, this thing really has made a tea lover out of me!UPDATE ON 12/17/12: In case anyone is wondering, you can also use this with bagged tea. I've just been snipping off the string and removing the stable, but leaving the tea in the bag, and it's been working fine. (Before doing this, I had tried searching online to make sure that it would be OK to do, and someone on a tea forum mentioned that they contacted Breville, who said that it was OK to use tea bags, as long as you didn't take the tea out of the bag. Apparently, bagged tea is too fine to go through the mesh strainer on this tea maker, so leaving it in the bag ensures that the very fine particles won't end up in your brewed tea.)

I recently told my husband that anyone who looked into our pantry would think that I was a huge tea lover since I have so many different flavors and selections of tea. The reality? I actually just *want* to be a tea lover, but I always end up with bitter tea and can never seem to get the steeping times rights. Enter the Breville tea maker!Like other reviewers, I had to get over the price on this and just take the plunge. (My husband doesn't know it yet, but this will be his Christmas gift to me this year! ;-) ) I've only had this for about a week, but I absolutely love it. It's super easy to use, and takes all the guess work out of making a delicious cup of tea.The "<hl> keep warm <hl>" feature is also great since I've been making a larger pot of tea, and then coming back for refills on days and afternoons when I'm at home or on the weekends.In less than a week, this thing really has made a tea lover out of me!UPDATE ON 12/17/12: In case anyone is wondering, you can also use this with bagged tea. I've just been snipping off the string and removing the stable, but leaving the tea in the bag, and it's been working fine. (Before doing this, I had tried searching online to make sure that it would be OK to do, and someone on a tea forum mentioned that they contacted Breville, who said that it was OK to use tea bags, as long as you didn't take the tea out of the bag. Apparently, bagged tea is too fine to go through the mesh strainer on this tea maker, so leaving it in the bag ensures that the very fine particles won't end up in your brewed tea.)

The " <hl> keep warm <hl> " feature is also great since I've been making a larger pot of tea, and then coming back for refills on days and afternoons when I'm at home or on the weekends.


Question: How long have they had it?

Answer: about a week

I recently told my husband that anyone who looked into our pantry would think that I was a huge tea lover since I have so many different flavors and selections of tea. The reality? I actually just *want* to be a tea lover, but I always end up with bitter tea and can never seem to get the steeping times rights. Enter the Breville tea maker!Like other reviewers, I had to get over the price on this and just take the plunge. (My husband doesn't know it yet, but this will be his Christmas gift to me this year! ;-) ) <hl> I've only had this for about a week , but I absolutely love it. <hl> It's super easy to use, and takes all the guess work out of making a delicious cup of tea. The "keep warm" feature is also great since I've been making a larger pot of tea, and then coming back for refills on days and afternoons when I'm at home or on the weekends. In less than a week, this thing really has made a tea lover out of me!UPDATE ON 12/17/12: In case anyone is wondering, you can also use this with bagged tea. I've just been snipping off the string and removing the stable, but leaving the tea in the bag, and it's been working fine. (Before doing this, I had tried searching online to make sure that it would be OK to do, and someone on a tea forum mentioned that they contacted Breville, who said that it was OK to use tea bags, as long as you didn't take the tea out of the bag. Apparently, bagged tea is too fine to go through the mesh strainer on this tea maker, so leaving it in the bag ensures that the very fine particles won't end up in your brewed tea.)

I recently told my husband that anyone who looked into our pantry would think that I was a huge tea lover since I have so many different flavors and selections of tea. The reality? I actually just *want* to be a tea lover, but I always end up with bitter tea and can never seem to get the steeping times rights. Enter the Breville tea maker!Like other reviewers, I had to get over the price on this and just take the plunge. (My husband doesn't know it yet, but this will be his Christmas gift to me this year! ;-) ) I've only had this for <hl> about a week <hl>, but I absolutely love it. It's super easy to use, and takes all the guess work out of making a delicious cup of tea.The "keep warm" feature is also great since I've been making a larger pot of tea, and then coming back for refills on days and afternoons when I'm at home or on the weekends.In less than a week, this thing really has made a tea lover out of me!UPDATE ON 12/17/12: In case anyone is wondering, you can also use this with bagged tea. I've just been snipping off the string and removing the stable, but leaving the tea in the bag, and it's been working fine. (Before doing this, I had tried searching online to make sure that it would be OK to do, and someone on a tea forum mentioned that they contacted Breville, who said that it was OK to use tea bags, as long as you didn't take the tea out of the bag. Apparently, bagged tea is too fine to go through the mesh strainer on this tea maker, so leaving it in the bag ensures that the very fine particles won't end up in your brewed tea.)

I've only had this for <hl> about a week <hl> , but I absolutely love it.


Question: What other tea can be used with it?

Answer: pot of tea

I recently told my husband that anyone who looked into our pantry would think that I was a huge tea lover since I have so many different flavors and selections of tea. The reality? I actually just *want* to be a tea lover, but I always end up with bitter tea and can never seem to get the steeping times rights. Enter the Breville tea maker!Like other reviewers, I had to get over the price on this and just take the plunge. (My husband doesn't know it yet, but this will be his Christmas gift to me this year! ;-) ) I've only had this for about a week, but I absolutely love it. It's super easy to use, and takes all the guess work out of making a delicious cup of tea. <hl> The "keep warm" feature is also great since I've been making a larger pot of tea , and then coming back for refills on days and afternoons when I'm at home or on the weekends. <hl> In less than a week, this thing really has made a tea lover out of me!UPDATE ON 12/17/12: In case anyone is wondering, you can also use this with bagged tea. I've just been snipping off the string and removing the stable, but leaving the tea in the bag, and it's been working fine. (Before doing this, I had tried searching online to make sure that it would be OK to do, and someone on a tea forum mentioned that they contacted Breville, who said that it was OK to use tea bags, as long as you didn't take the tea out of the bag. Apparently, bagged tea is too fine to go through the mesh strainer on this tea maker, so leaving it in the bag ensures that the very fine particles won't end up in your brewed tea.)

I recently told my husband that anyone who looked into our pantry would think that I was a huge tea lover since I have so many different flavors and selections of tea. The reality? I actually just *want* to be a tea lover, but I always end up with bitter tea and can never seem to get the steeping times rights. Enter the Breville tea maker!Like other reviewers, I had to get over the price on this and just take the plunge. (My husband doesn't know it yet, but this will be his Christmas gift to me this year! ;-) ) I've only had this for about a week, but I absolutely love it. It's super easy to use, and takes all the guess work out of making a delicious cup of tea.The "keep warm" feature is also great since I've been making a larger <hl> pot of tea <hl>, and then coming back for refills on days and afternoons when I'm at home or on the weekends.In less than a week, this thing really has made a tea lover out of me!UPDATE ON 12/17/12: In case anyone is wondering, you can also use this with bagged tea. I've just been snipping off the string and removing the stable, but leaving the tea in the bag, and it's been working fine. (Before doing this, I had tried searching online to make sure that it would be OK to do, and someone on a tea forum mentioned that they contacted Breville, who said that it was OK to use tea bags, as long as you didn't take the tea out of the bag. Apparently, bagged tea is too fine to go through the mesh strainer on this tea maker, so leaving it in the bag ensures that the very fine particles won't end up in your brewed tea.)

The "keep warm" feature is also great since I've been making a larger <hl> pot of tea <hl> , and then coming back for refills on days and afternoons when I'm at home or on the weekends.


Question: What kind of filter does the author mention?

Yeah sure, Hepa filter microns microbes blah blah, but it's the *carbon* filter (aka the Honeywell 38002 Enviracare Universal Replacement Pre-Filter) that keeps the house from smelling like a Bullitt County bingo hall. Change the carbon filter every month or so and you can lie to your children about having given up the Pall Malls. I bought the Honeywell 17000 first; it uses the same pre-filter, it's quieter and it probably helps a little. The 50250, however, is exponentially more effective at eliminating cigarette smoke simply because it filters a massive amount of air. To do that, it has to make a little noise. Fine with me; I haven't heard the neighbor's country music in months and the dog is no longer alerted to save us from the mailman's daily threat to commit a home invasion.

Answer: Honeywell 38002 Enviracare Universal Replacement Pre-Filter)

<hl> Yeah sure, Hepa filter microns microbes blah blah, but it's the *carbon* filter (aka the Honeywell 38002 Enviracare Universal Replacement Pre-Filter) that keeps the house from smelling like a Bullitt County bingo hall. <hl> Change the carbon filter every month or so and you can lie to your children about having given up the Pall Malls. I bought the Honeywell 17000 first; it uses the same pre-filter, it's quieter and it probably helps a little. The 50250, however, is exponentially more effective at eliminating cigarette smoke simply because it filters a massive amount of air. To do that, it has to make a little noise. Fine with me; I haven't heard the neighbor's country music in months and the dog is no longer alerted to save us from the mailman's daily threat to commit a home invasion.

Yeah sure, Hepa filter microns microbes blah blah, but it's the *carbon* filter (aka the <hl> Honeywell 38002 Enviracare Universal Replacement Pre-Filter) <hl> that keeps the house from smelling like a Bullitt County bingo hall. Change the carbon filter every month or so and you can lie to your children about having given up the Pall Malls. I bought the Honeywell 17000 first; it uses the same pre-filter, it's quieter and it probably helps a little. The 50250, however, is exponentially more effective at eliminating cigarette smoke simply because it filters a massive amount of air. To do that, it has to make a little noise. Fine with me; I haven't heard the neighbor's country music in months and the dog is no longer alerted to save us from the mailman's daily threat to commit a home invasion.


Question: What kind of music has the author not heard in months

Answer: country

Yeah sure, Hepa filter microns microbes blah blah, but it's the *carbon* filter (aka the Honeywell 38002 Enviracare Universal Replacement Pre-Filter) that keeps the house from smelling like a Bullitt County bingo hall. Change the carbon filter every month or so and you can lie to your children about having given up the Pall Malls. I bought the Honeywell 17000 first; it uses the same pre-filter, it's quieter and it probably helps a little. The 50250, however, is exponentially more effective at eliminating cigarette smoke simply because it filters a massive amount of air. To do that, it has to make a little noise. <hl> Fine with me; I haven't heard the neighbor's country music in months and the dog is no longer alerted to save us from the mailman's daily threat to commit a home invasion. <hl>

Yeah sure, Hepa filter microns microbes blah blah, but it's the *carbon* filter (aka the Honeywell 38002 Enviracare Universal Replacement Pre-Filter) that keeps the house from smelling like a Bullitt County bingo hall. Change the carbon filter every month or so and you can lie to your children about having given up the Pall Malls. I bought the Honeywell 17000 first; it uses the same pre-filter, it's quieter and it probably helps a little. The 50250, however, is exponentially more effective at eliminating cigarette smoke simply because it filters a massive amount of air. To do that, it has to make a little noise. Fine with me; I haven't heard the neighbor's <hl> country <hl> music in months and the dog is no longer alerted to save us from the mailman's daily threat to commit a home invasion.


Question: What does it keep the house from smelling like

Answer: Bullitt County bingo hall

<hl> Yeah sure, Hepa filter microns microbes blah blah, but it's the *carbon* filter (aka the Honeywell 38002 Enviracare Universal Replacement Pre-Filter) that keeps the house from smelling like a Bullitt County bingo hall . <hl> Change the carbon filter every month or so and you can lie to your children about having given up the Pall Malls. I bought the Honeywell 17000 first; it uses the same pre-filter, it's quieter and it probably helps a little. The 50250, however, is exponentially more effective at eliminating cigarette smoke simply because it filters a massive amount of air. To do that, it has to make a little noise. Fine with me; I haven't heard the neighbor's country music in months and the dog is no longer alerted to save us from the mailman's daily threat to commit a home invasion.

Yeah sure, Hepa filter microns microbes blah blah, but it's the *carbon* filter (aka the Honeywell 38002 Enviracare Universal Replacement Pre-Filter) that keeps the house from smelling like a <hl> Bullitt County bingo hall <hl>. Change the carbon filter every month or so and you can lie to your children about having given up the Pall Malls. I bought the Honeywell 17000 first; it uses the same pre-filter, it's quieter and it probably helps a little. The 50250, however, is exponentially more effective at eliminating cigarette smoke simply because it filters a massive amount of air. To do that, it has to make a little noise. Fine with me; I haven't heard the neighbor's country music in months and the dog is no longer alerted to save us from the mailman's daily threat to commit a home invasion.

Yeah sure, Hepa filter microns microbes blah blah, but it's the *carbon* filter (aka the Honeywell 38002 Enviracare Universal Replacement Pre-Filter) that keeps the house from smelling like a <hl> Bullitt County bingo hall <hl> .


Question: What kind of filter did the author buy first

Answer: Honeywell 17000

Yeah sure, Hepa filter microns microbes blah blah, but it's the *carbon* filter (aka the Honeywell 38002 Enviracare Universal Replacement Pre-Filter) that keeps the house from smelling like a Bullitt County bingo hall. Change the carbon filter every month or so and you can lie to your children about having given up the Pall Malls. <hl> I bought the Honeywell 17000 first; it uses the same pre-filter, it's quieter <hl> and it probably helps a little. The 50250, however, is exponentially more effective at eliminating cigarette smoke simply because it filters a massive amount of air. To do that, it has to make a little noise. Fine with me; I haven't heard the neighbor's country music in months and the dog is no longer alerted to save us from the mailman's daily threat to commit a home invasion.

Yeah sure, Hepa filter microns microbes blah blah, but it's the *carbon* filter (aka the Honeywell 38002 Enviracare Universal Replacement Pre-Filter) that keeps the house from smelling like a Bullitt County bingo hall. Change the carbon filter every month or so and you can lie to your children about having given up the Pall Malls. I bought the <hl> Honeywell 17000 <hl> first; it uses the same pre-filter, it's quieter and it probably helps a little. The 50250, however, is exponentially more effective at eliminating cigarette smoke simply because it filters a massive amount of air. To do that, it has to make a little noise. Fine with me; I haven't heard the neighbor's country music in months and the dog is no longer alerted to save us from the mailman's daily threat to commit a home invasion.


Question: Which filter helps eliminate cigarette smoke easier

Answer: 50250

Yeah sure, Hepa filter microns microbes blah blah, but it's the *carbon* filter (aka the Honeywell 38002 Enviracare Universal Replacement Pre-Filter) that keeps the house from smelling like a Bullitt County bingo hall. Change the carbon filter every month or so and you can lie to your children about having given up the Pall Malls. I bought the Honeywell 17000 first; it uses the same pre-filter, it's quieter and it probably helps a little. <hl> The 50250 , however, is exponentially more effective at eliminating cigarette smoke simply because it filters a massive amount of air. <hl> To do that, it has to make a little noise. Fine with me; I haven't heard the neighbor's country music in months and the dog is no longer alerted to save us from the mailman's daily threat to commit a home invasion.

Yeah sure, Hepa filter microns microbes blah blah, but it's the *carbon* filter (aka the Honeywell 38002 Enviracare Universal Replacement Pre-Filter) that keeps the house from smelling like a Bullitt County bingo hall. Change the carbon filter every month or so and you can lie to your children about having given up the Pall Malls. I bought the Honeywell 17000 first; it uses the same pre-filter, it's quieter and it probably helps a little. The <hl> 50250 <hl>, however, is exponentially more effective at eliminating cigarette smoke simply because it filters a massive amount of air. To do that, it has to make a little noise. Fine with me; I haven't heard the neighbor's country music in months and the dog is no longer alerted to save us from the mailman's daily threat to commit a home invasion.

The <hl> 50250 <hl> , however, is exponentially more effective at eliminating cigarette smoke simply because it filters a massive amount of air.


Question: What came rolled up in the box?

The foam came rolled up tightly in a box and upon unrolling it and giving it time to air out (new smell dissipated within 24 hours) and return to its mattress form, it works great for our granddaughters bed. The pad gives her just enough softness. The cover comes in handy and fit just fine. It fits slightly smaller than the bed mattress but, as the instructions that came with the pad say, that allows for a better fit under mattress pads and sheets. Very happy with this product.

Answer: foam

<hl> The foam came rolled up tightly in a box and upon unrolling it and giving it time to air out (new smell dissipated within 24 hours) and return to its mattress form, it works great for our granddaughters bed. <hl> The pad gives her just enough softness. The cover comes in handy and fit just fine. It fits slightly smaller than the bed mattress but, as the instructions that came with the pad say, that allows for a better fit under mattress pads and sheets. Very happy with this product.

The <hl> foam <hl> came rolled up tightly in a box and upon unrolling it and giving it time to air out (new smell dissipated within 24 hours) and return to its mattress form, it works great for our granddaughters bed. The pad gives her just enough softness. The cover comes in handy and fit just fine. It fits slightly smaller than the bed mattress but, as the instructions that came with the pad say, that allows for a better fit under mattress pads and sheets. Very happy with this product.


Question: What did they have to do when they took it out of the box

Answer: unrolling it and giving it time to air out

<hl> The foam came rolled up tightly in a box and upon unrolling it and giving it time to air out (new smell dissipated within 24 hours) and return to its mattress form, it works great for our granddaughters bed. <hl> The pad gives her just enough softness. The cover comes in handy and fit just fine. It fits slightly smaller than the bed mattress but, as the instructions that came with the pad say, that allows for a better fit under mattress pads and sheets. Very happy with this product.

The foam came rolled up tightly in a box and upon <hl> unrolling it and giving it time to air out <hl> (new smell dissipated within 24 hours) and return to its mattress form, it works great for our granddaughters bed. The pad gives her just enough softness. The cover comes in handy and fit just fine. It fits slightly smaller than the bed mattress but, as the instructions that came with the pad say, that allows for a better fit under mattress pads and sheets. Very happy with this product.


Question: How long did it take for the new smell to go away?

Answer: 24 hours

<hl> The foam came rolled up tightly in a box and upon unrolling it and giving it time to air out (new smell dissipated within 24 hours ) and return to its mattress form, it works great for our granddaughters bed. <hl> The pad gives her just enough softness. The cover comes in handy and fit just fine. It fits slightly smaller than the bed mattress but, as the instructions that came with the pad say, that allows for a better fit under mattress pads and sheets. Very happy with this product.

The foam came rolled up tightly in a box and upon unrolling it and giving it time to air out (new smell dissipated within <hl> 24 hours <hl>) and return to its mattress form, it works great for our granddaughters bed. The pad gives her just enough softness. The cover comes in handy and fit just fine. It fits slightly smaller than the bed mattress but, as the instructions that came with the pad say, that allows for a better fit under mattress pads and sheets. Very happy with this product.

The foam came rolled up tightly in a box and upon unrolling it and giving it time to air out (new smell dissipated within <hl> 24 hours <hl> ) and return to its mattress form, it works great for our granddaughters bed.


Question: Does it fit larger or smaller than the regular matress

Answer: slightly smaller

The foam came rolled up tightly in a box and upon unrolling it and giving it time to air out (new smell dissipated within 24 hours) and return to its mattress form, it works great for our granddaughters bed. The pad gives her just enough softness. The cover comes in handy and fit just fine. <hl> It fits slightly smaller than the bed mattress <hl> but, as the instructions that came with the pad say, that allows for a better fit under mattress pads and sheets. Very happy with this product.

The foam came rolled up tightly in a box and upon unrolling it and giving it time to air out (new smell dissipated within 24 hours) and return to its mattress form, it works great for our granddaughters bed. The pad gives her just enough softness. The cover comes in handy and fit just fine. It fits <hl> slightly smaller <hl> than the bed mattress but, as the instructions that came with the pad say, that allows for a better fit under mattress pads and sheets. Very happy with this product.


Question: Where did the author put the matress?

Answer: granddaughters bed

<hl> The foam came rolled up tightly in a box and upon unrolling it and giving it time to air out (new smell dissipated within 24 hours) and return to its mattress form, it works great for our granddaughters bed . <hl> The pad gives her just enough softness. The cover comes in handy and fit just fine. It fits slightly smaller than the bed mattress but, as the instructions that came with the pad say, that allows for a better fit under mattress pads and sheets. Very happy with this product.

The foam came rolled up tightly in a box and upon unrolling it and giving it time to air out (new smell dissipated within 24 hours) and return to its mattress form, it works great for our <hl> granddaughters bed <hl>. The pad gives her just enough softness. The cover comes in handy and fit just fine. It fits slightly smaller than the bed mattress but, as the instructions that came with the pad say, that allows for a better fit under mattress pads and sheets. Very happy with this product.

The foam came rolled up tightly in a box and upon unrolling it and giving it time to air out (new smell dissipated within 24 hours) and return to its mattress form, it works great for our <hl> granddaughters bed <hl> .


Question: What kind of suction does the vaccum have

This vacuum cleaner is good, solid value. I've owned many units in this same price point, and this may be the best so far. It has strong suction and brush action. It's well-constructed, compact, and easy to assemble. It has a dial to adjust to various surfaces and works well on all carpet thicknesses as well as bare floors. Accessory attachments include a turbo brush and upholstery brush and extension tube, which all fit neatly on the back of the unit for storage. Not industrial strength and no deluxe bells and whistles, but definitely gets the job done for basic home use.

Answer: strong

It has strong suction and brush action.

This vacuum cleaner is good, solid value. I've owned many units in this same price point, and this may be the best so far. <hl> It has strong suction and brush action. <hl> It's well-constructed, compact, and easy to assemble. It has a dial to adjust to various surfaces and works well on all carpet thicknesses as well as bare floors. Accessory attachments include a turbo brush and upholstery brush and extension tube, which all fit neatly on the back of the unit for storage. Not industrial strength and no deluxe bells and whistles, but definitely gets the job done for basic home use.

This vacuum cleaner is good, solid value. I've owned many units in this same price point, and this may be the best so far. It has <hl> strong <hl> suction and brush action. It's well-constructed, compact, and easy to assemble. It has a dial to adjust to various surfaces and works well on all carpet thicknesses as well as bare floors. Accessory attachments include a turbo brush and upholstery brush and extension tube, which all fit neatly on the back of the unit for storage. Not industrial strength and no deluxe bells and whistles, but definitely gets the job done for basic home use.


Question: What kind of attachments were included

Answer: turbo brush and upholstery brush and extension tube

This vacuum cleaner is good, solid value. I've owned many units in this same price point, and this may be the best so far. It has strong suction and brush action. It's well-constructed, compact, and easy to assemble. It has a dial to adjust to various surfaces and works well on all carpet thicknesses as well as bare floors. <hl> Accessory attachments include a turbo brush and upholstery brush and extension tube , which all fit neatly on the back of the unit for storage. <hl> Not industrial strength and no deluxe bells and whistles, but definitely gets the job done for basic home use.

This vacuum cleaner is good, solid value. I've owned many units in this same price point, and this may be the best so far. It has strong suction and brush action. It's well-constructed, compact, and easy to assemble. It has a dial to adjust to various surfaces and works well on all carpet thicknesses as well as bare floors. Accessory attachments include a <hl> turbo brush and upholstery brush and extension tube <hl>, which all fit neatly on the back of the unit for storage. Not industrial strength and no deluxe bells and whistles, but definitely gets the job done for basic home use.

Accessory attachments include a <hl> turbo brush and upholstery brush and extension tube <hl> , which all fit neatly on the back of the unit for storage.


Question: What kinds of floors does it work for

Answer: all carpet thicknesses as well as bare floors

This vacuum cleaner is good, solid value. I've owned many units in this same price point, and this may be the best so far. It has strong suction and brush action. It's well-constructed, compact, and easy to assemble. <hl> It has a dial to adjust to various surfaces and works well on all carpet thicknesses as well as bare floors . <hl> Accessory attachments include a turbo brush and upholstery brush and extension tube, which all fit neatly on the back of the unit for storage. Not industrial strength and no deluxe bells and whistles, but definitely gets the job done for basic home use.

This vacuum cleaner is good, solid value. I've owned many units in this same price point, and this may be the best so far. It has strong suction and brush action. It's well-constructed, compact, and easy to assemble. It has a dial to adjust to various surfaces and works well on <hl> all carpet thicknesses as well as bare floors <hl>. Accessory attachments include a turbo brush and upholstery brush and extension tube, which all fit neatly on the back of the unit for storage. Not industrial strength and no deluxe bells and whistles, but definitely gets the job done for basic home use.

It has a dial to adjust to various surfaces and works well on <hl> all carpet thicknesses as well as bare floors <hl> .


Question: Where do the accessories get stored

Answer: back of the unit

This vacuum cleaner is good, solid value. I've owned many units in this same price point, and this may be the best so far. It has strong suction and brush action. It's well-constructed, compact, and easy to assemble. It has a dial to adjust to various surfaces and works well on all carpet thicknesses as well as bare floors. <hl> Accessory attachments include a turbo brush and upholstery brush and extension tube, which all fit neatly on the back of the unit for storage. <hl> Not industrial strength and no deluxe bells and whistles, but definitely gets the job done for basic home use.

This vacuum cleaner is good, solid value. I've owned many units in this same price point, and this may be the best so far. It has strong suction and brush action. It's well-constructed, compact, and easy to assemble. It has a dial to adjust to various surfaces and works well on all carpet thicknesses as well as bare floors. Accessory attachments include a turbo brush and upholstery brush and extension tube, which all fit neatly on the <hl> back of the unit <hl> for storage. Not industrial strength and no deluxe bells and whistles, but definitely gets the job done for basic home use.


Question: What kind of home use is it good for

Answer: basic home use

This vacuum cleaner is good, solid value. I've owned many units in this same price point, and this may be the best so far. It has strong suction and brush action. It's well-constructed, compact, and easy to assemble. It has a dial to adjust to various surfaces and works well on all carpet thicknesses as well as bare floors. Accessory attachments include a turbo brush and upholstery brush and extension tube, which all fit neatly on the back of the unit for storage. <hl> Not industrial strength and no deluxe bells and whistles, but definitely gets the job done for basic home use . <hl>

This vacuum cleaner is good, solid value. I've owned many units in this same price point, and this may be the best so far. It has strong suction and brush action. It's well-constructed, compact, and easy to assemble. It has a dial to adjust to various surfaces and works well on all carpet thicknesses as well as bare floors. Accessory attachments include a turbo brush and upholstery brush and extension tube, which all fit neatly on the back of the unit for storage. Not industrial strength and no deluxe bells and whistles, but definitely gets the job done for <hl> basic home use <hl>.

Not industrial strength and no deluxe bells and whistles, but definitely gets the job done for <hl> basic home use <hl> .


Question: How much water do they dump down the drain

We have a small room converted to an office, on the second story of our house. The room does not have the best circulation, and in the middle of the summer (hot and humid days) it got really damp feeling in there.Based on a recommendation from a Home Depot associate, decided to give DampRid a try -- and have been very happy ever since. We put the container in the room, and about every few weeks or so we dump out more than a cup full of water down the drain. These refills do the same job that the original pack did, and the room feel and smells much better now.Guess we will have to figure out why the issue occurs (maybe need to replace the 13 year old windows seals?), but until then these do the job.

Answer: more than a cup full

We have a small room converted to an office, on the second story of our house. The room does not have the best circulation, and in the middle of the summer (hot and humid days) it got really damp feeling in there. Based on a recommendation from a Home Depot associate, decided to give DampRid a try -- and have been very happy ever since. <hl> We put the container in the room, and about every few weeks or so we dump out more than a cup full of water down the drain. <hl> These refills do the same job that the original pack did, and the room feel and smells much better now. Guess we will have to figure out why the issue occurs (maybe need to replace the 13 year old windows seals?), but until then these do the job.

We have a small room converted to an office, on the second story of our house. The room does not have the best circulation, and in the middle of the summer (hot and humid days) it got really damp feeling in there.Based on a recommendation from a Home Depot associate, decided to give DampRid a try -- and have been very happy ever since. We put the container in the room, and about every few weeks or so we dump out <hl> more than a cup full <hl> of water down the drain. These refills do the same job that the original pack did, and the room feel and smells much better now.Guess we will have to figure out why the issue occurs (maybe need to replace the 13 year old windows seals?), but until then these do the job.


Question: How do they describe the room after using DampRid

Answer: feel and smells much better now

We have a small room converted to an office, on the second story of our house. The room does not have the best circulation, and in the middle of the summer (hot and humid days) it got really damp feeling in there. Based on a recommendation from a Home Depot associate, decided to give DampRid a try -- and have been very happy ever since. We put the container in the room, and about every few weeks or so we dump out more than a cup full of water down the drain. <hl> These refills do the same job that the original pack did, and the room feel and smells much better now .Guess we will have to figure out why the issue occurs (maybe need to replace the 13 year old windows seals?), but until then these do the job. <hl>

We have a small room converted to an office, on the second story of our house. The room does not have the best circulation, and in the middle of the summer (hot and humid days) it got really damp feeling in there.Based on a recommendation from a Home Depot associate, decided to give DampRid a try -- and have been very happy ever since. We put the container in the room, and about every few weeks or so we dump out more than a cup full of water down the drain. These refills do the same job that the original pack did, and the room <hl> feel and smells much better now <hl>.Guess we will have to figure out why the issue occurs (maybe need to replace the 13 year old windows seals?), but until then these do the job.

These refills do the same job that the original pack did, and the room <hl> feel and smells much better now <hl> .Guess we will have to figure out why the issue occurs (maybe need to replace the 13 year old windows seals?), but until then these do the job.


Question: Where did they use DampRid

Answer: small room converted to an office

<hl> We have a small room converted to an office , on the second story of our house. <hl> The room does not have the best circulation, and in the middle of the summer (hot and humid days) it got really damp feeling in there. Based on a recommendation from a Home Depot associate, decided to give DampRid a try -- and have been very happy ever since. We put the container in the room, and about every few weeks or so we dump out more than a cup full of water down the drain. These refills do the same job that the original pack did, and the room feel and smells much better now. Guess we will have to figure out why the issue occurs (maybe need to replace the 13 year old windows seals?), but until then these do the job.

We have a <hl> small room converted to an office <hl>, on the second story of our house. The room does not have the best circulation, and in the middle of the summer (hot and humid days) it got really damp feeling in there.Based on a recommendation from a Home Depot associate, decided to give DampRid a try -- and have been very happy ever since. We put the container in the room, and about every few weeks or so we dump out more than a cup full of water down the drain. These refills do the same job that the original pack did, and the room feel and smells much better now.Guess we will have to figure out why the issue occurs (maybe need to replace the 13 year old windows seals?), but until then these do the job.

We have a <hl> small room converted to an office <hl> , on the second story of our house.


Question: What is wrong with the office

Answer: does not have the best circulation

We have a small room converted to an office, on the second story of our house. <hl> The room does not have the best circulation , and in the middle of the summer (hot and humid days) it got really damp feeling in there. <hl> Based on a recommendation from a Home Depot associate, decided to give DampRid a try -- and have been very happy ever since. We put the container in the room, and about every few weeks or so we dump out more than a cup full of water down the drain. These refills do the same job that the original pack did, and the room feel and smells much better now. Guess we will have to figure out why the issue occurs (maybe need to replace the 13 year old windows seals?), but until then these do the job.

We have a small room converted to an office, on the second story of our house. The room <hl> does not have the best circulation <hl>, and in the middle of the summer (hot and humid days) it got really damp feeling in there.Based on a recommendation from a Home Depot associate, decided to give DampRid a try -- and have been very happy ever since. We put the container in the room, and about every few weeks or so we dump out more than a cup full of water down the drain. These refills do the same job that the original pack did, and the room feel and smells much better now.Guess we will have to figure out why the issue occurs (maybe need to replace the 13 year old windows seals?), but until then these do the job.

The room <hl> does not have the best circulation <hl> , and in the middle of the summer (hot and humid days) it got really damp feeling in there.


Question: What happens in the office during the summer

Answer: it got really damp feeling

We have a small room converted to an office, on the second story of our house. <hl> The room does not have the best circulation, and in the middle of the summer (hot and humid days) it got really damp feeling in there. <hl> Based on a recommendation from a Home Depot associate, decided to give DampRid a try -- and have been very happy ever since. We put the container in the room, and about every few weeks or so we dump out more than a cup full of water down the drain. These refills do the same job that the original pack did, and the room feel and smells much better now. Guess we will have to figure out why the issue occurs (maybe need to replace the 13 year old windows seals?), but until then these do the job.

We have a small room converted to an office, on the second story of our house. The room does not have the best circulation, and in the middle of the summer (hot and humid days) <hl> it got really damp feeling <hl> in there.Based on a recommendation from a Home Depot associate, decided to give DampRid a try -- and have been very happy ever since. We put the container in the room, and about every few weeks or so we dump out more than a cup full of water down the drain. These refills do the same job that the original pack did, and the room feel and smells much better now.Guess we will have to figure out why the issue occurs (maybe need to replace the 13 year old windows seals?), but until then these do the job.


Question: What size skillets did they have in the past

I'm in a tiny RV and got this for the foldaway feature. It's bigger to store than any of the 10" and 11" skillets I've had in the past. You remove that base, and there are feet under it, just like on the non-foldaway ones. In fact, the base clogs up the inside, so the lid can't be stored with the handle down. Its snap-off handles are wobbly, making it feel insecure to lift. This whole foldaway structure seems to be a waste to me.It heated quickly and cooked fine, so I gave it 3 stars, but most of them do. I wanted this one for the foldaway feature.Someone commented that all the parts stored inside might scratch the teflon, so I kept the piece of thin foam that protects the inside. I line it with that before storing the parts.It's nice and deep.I'm pretty sure I'll replace it in the near future.

Answer: 10" and 11" skillets

I'm in a tiny RV and got this for the foldaway feature. <hl> It's bigger to store than any of the 10" and 11" skillets I've had in the past. <hl> You remove that base, and there are feet under it, just like on the non-foldaway ones. In fact, the base clogs up the inside, so the lid can't be stored with the handle down. Its snap-off handles are wobbly, making it feel insecure to lift. This whole foldaway structure seems to be a waste to me. It heated quickly and cooked fine, so I gave it 3 stars, but most of them do. I wanted this one for the foldaway feature. Someone commented that all the parts stored inside might scratch the teflon, so I kept the piece of thin foam that protects the inside. I line it with that before storing the parts. It's nice and deep. I'm pretty sure I'll replace it in the near future.

I'm in a tiny RV and got this for the foldaway feature. It's bigger to store than any of the <hl> 10" and 11" skillets <hl> I've had in the past. You remove that base, and there are feet under it, just like on the non-foldaway ones. In fact, the base clogs up the inside, so the lid can't be stored with the handle down. Its snap-off handles are wobbly, making it feel insecure to lift. This whole foldaway structure seems to be a waste to me.It heated quickly and cooked fine, so I gave it 3 stars, but most of them do. I wanted this one for the foldaway feature.Someone commented that all the parts stored inside might scratch the teflon, so I kept the piece of thin foam that protects the inside. I line it with that before storing the parts.It's nice and deep.I'm pretty sure I'll replace it in the near future.


Question: What is left when you remove the base

Answer: feet under it

I'm in a tiny RV and got this for the foldaway feature. It's bigger to store than any of the 10" and 11" skillets I've had in the past. <hl> You remove that base, and there are feet under it , just like on the non-foldaway ones. <hl> In fact, the base clogs up the inside, so the lid can't be stored with the handle down. Its snap-off handles are wobbly, making it feel insecure to lift. This whole foldaway structure seems to be a waste to me. It heated quickly and cooked fine, so I gave it 3 stars, but most of them do. I wanted this one for the foldaway feature. Someone commented that all the parts stored inside might scratch the teflon, so I kept the piece of thin foam that protects the inside. I line it with that before storing the parts. It's nice and deep. I'm pretty sure I'll replace it in the near future.

I'm in a tiny RV and got this for the foldaway feature. It's bigger to store than any of the 10" and 11" skillets I've had in the past. You remove that base, and there are <hl> feet under it <hl>, just like on the non-foldaway ones. In fact, the base clogs up the inside, so the lid can't be stored with the handle down. Its snap-off handles are wobbly, making it feel insecure to lift. This whole foldaway structure seems to be a waste to me.It heated quickly and cooked fine, so I gave it 3 stars, but most of them do. I wanted this one for the foldaway feature.Someone commented that all the parts stored inside might scratch the teflon, so I kept the piece of thin foam that protects the inside. I line it with that before storing the parts.It's nice and deep.I'm pretty sure I'll replace it in the near future.

You remove that base, and there are <hl> feet under it <hl> , just like on the non-foldaway ones.


Question: What kind of structure do they talk about

Answer: foldaway

<hl> I'm in a tiny RV and got this for the foldaway feature. <hl> It's bigger to store than any of the 10" and 11" skillets I've had in the past. You remove that base, and there are feet under it, just like on the non-foldaway ones. In fact, the base clogs up the inside, so the lid can't be stored with the handle down. Its snap-off handles are wobbly, making it feel insecure to lift. This whole foldaway structure seems to be a waste to me. It heated quickly and cooked fine, so I gave it 3 stars, but most of them do. I wanted this one for the foldaway feature. Someone commented that all the parts stored inside might scratch the teflon, so I kept the piece of thin foam that protects the inside. I line it with that before storing the parts. It's nice and deep. I'm pretty sure I'll replace it in the near future.

I'm in a tiny RV and got this for the <hl> foldaway <hl> feature. It's bigger to store than any of the 10" and 11" skillets I've had in the past. You remove that base, and there are feet under it, just like on the non-foldaway ones. In fact, the base clogs up the inside, so the lid can't be stored with the handle down. Its snap-off handles are wobbly, making it feel insecure to lift. This whole foldaway structure seems to be a waste to me.It heated quickly and cooked fine, so I gave it 3 stars, but most of them do. I wanted this one for the foldaway feature.Someone commented that all the parts stored inside might scratch the teflon, so I kept the piece of thin foam that protects the inside. I line it with that before storing the parts.It's nice and deep.I'm pretty sure I'll replace it in the near future.


Question: What might get scratched by the parts stored

Answer: teflon

I'm in a tiny RV and got this for the foldaway feature. It's bigger to store than any of the 10" and 11" skillets I've had in the past. You remove that base, and there are feet under it, just like on the non-foldaway ones. In fact, the base clogs up the inside, so the lid can't be stored with the handle down. Its snap-off handles are wobbly, making it feel insecure to lift. This whole foldaway structure seems to be a waste to me. It heated quickly and cooked fine, so I gave it 3 stars, but most of them do. I wanted this one for the foldaway feature. <hl> Someone commented that all the parts stored inside might scratch the teflon , so I kept the piece of thin foam that protects the inside. <hl> I line it with that before storing the parts. It's nice and deep. I'm pretty sure I'll replace it in the near future.

I'm in a tiny RV and got this for the foldaway feature. It's bigger to store than any of the 10" and 11" skillets I've had in the past. You remove that base, and there are feet under it, just like on the non-foldaway ones. In fact, the base clogs up the inside, so the lid can't be stored with the handle down. Its snap-off handles are wobbly, making it feel insecure to lift. This whole foldaway structure seems to be a waste to me.It heated quickly and cooked fine, so I gave it 3 stars, but most of them do. I wanted this one for the foldaway feature.Someone commented that all the parts stored inside might scratch the <hl> teflon <hl>, so I kept the piece of thin foam that protects the inside. I line it with that before storing the parts.It's nice and deep.I'm pretty sure I'll replace it in the near future.

Someone commented that all the parts stored inside might scratch the <hl> teflon <hl> , so I kept the piece of thin foam that protects the inside.


Question: Is it shallow or deep

Answer: deep

It's nice and deep .I'm

I'm in a tiny RV and got this for the foldaway feature. It's bigger to store than any of the 10" and 11" skillets I've had in the past. You remove that base, and there are feet under it, just like on the non-foldaway ones. In fact, the base clogs up the inside, so the lid can't be stored with the handle down. Its snap-off handles are wobbly, making it feel insecure to lift. This whole foldaway structure seems to be a waste to me. It heated quickly and cooked fine, so I gave it 3 stars, but most of them do. I wanted this one for the foldaway feature. Someone commented that all the parts stored inside might scratch the teflon, so I kept the piece of thin foam that protects the inside. I line it with that before storing the parts. <hl> It's nice and deep .I'm <hl> pretty sure I'll replace it in the near future.

I'm in a tiny RV and got this for the foldaway feature. It's bigger to store than any of the 10" and 11" skillets I've had in the past. You remove that base, and there are feet under it, just like on the non-foldaway ones. In fact, the base clogs up the inside, so the lid can't be stored with the handle down. Its snap-off handles are wobbly, making it feel insecure to lift. This whole foldaway structure seems to be a waste to me.It heated quickly and cooked fine, so I gave it 3 stars, but most of them do. I wanted this one for the foldaway feature.Someone commented that all the parts stored inside might scratch the teflon, so I kept the piece of thin foam that protects the inside. I line it with that before storing the parts.It's nice and <hl> deep <hl>.I'm pretty sure I'll replace it in the near future.


Question: What does the author prefer?

If you are deciding between Zenith etagere brand or Elegant home etagere products , I suggest you should choose Elegant home. I bought one of each item intended for two different bathrooms and after buying both products, here is my list of observations that lead to the following opinion: The Zenith was not exactly like you are buying a ready to use etagere with minor assembly required. Its really like you received a "build it yourself project kit" with lots and lots of bitty pieces to assemble You can expect to spend many hours to build your own etagere cabinet. As I painfully turned the many tiny screws by hand into the wood to affix the hinges my wrist became sore Then the cheap porous chipboard wouldnt support the weight of the door and it crumbled into powder. The Elegant home was great. It was partially preassembled with hinges already attached and easy turn cam bolts which can disaasemble or reassemble without damage if you make a mistake You get what you pay for because the price isn't the same.

Answer: Elegant home etagere products

<hl> If you are deciding between Zenith etagere brand or Elegant home etagere products , I suggest you should choose Elegant home. <hl> I bought one of each item intended for two different bathrooms and after buying both products, here is my list of observations that lead to the following opinion: The Zenith was not exactly like you are buying a ready to use etagere with minor assembly required. Its really like you received a "build it yourself project kit" with lots and lots of bitty pieces to assemble You can expect to spend many hours to build your own etagere cabinet. As I painfully turned the many tiny screws by hand into the wood to affix the hinges my wrist became sore Then the cheap porous chipboard wouldnt support the weight of the door and it crumbled into powder. The Elegant home was great. It was partially preassembled with hinges already attached and easy turn cam bolts which can disaasemble or reassemble without damage if you make a mistake You get what you pay for because the price isn't the same.

If you are deciding between Zenith etagere brand or <hl> Elegant home etagere products <hl> , I suggest you should choose Elegant home. I bought one of each item intended for two different bathrooms and after buying both products, here is my list of observations that lead to the following opinion: The Zenith was not exactly like you are buying a ready to use etagere with minor assembly required. Its really like you received a "build it yourself project kit" with lots and lots of bitty pieces to assemble You can expect to spend many hours to build your own etagere cabinet. As I painfully turned the many tiny screws by hand into the wood to affix the hinges my wrist became sore Then the cheap porous chipboard wouldnt support the weight of the door and it crumbled into powder. The Elegant home was great. It was partially preassembled with hinges already attached and easy turn cam bolts which can disaasemble or reassemble without damage if you make a mistake You get what you pay for because the price isn't the same.


Question: Where were the items placed?

Answer: bathrooms

If you are deciding between Zenith etagere brand or Elegant home etagere products , I suggest you should choose Elegant home. <hl> I bought one of each item intended for two different bathrooms and after buying both products, here is my list of observations that lead to the following opinion: The Zenith was not exactly like you are buying a ready to use etagere with minor assembly required. <hl> Its really like you received a "build it yourself project kit" with lots and lots of bitty pieces to assemble You can expect to spend many hours to build your own etagere cabinet. As I painfully turned the many tiny screws by hand into the wood to affix the hinges my wrist became sore Then the cheap porous chipboard wouldnt support the weight of the door and it crumbled into powder. The Elegant home was great. It was partially preassembled with hinges already attached and easy turn cam bolts which can disaasemble or reassemble without damage if you make a mistake You get what you pay for because the price isn't the same.

If you are deciding between Zenith etagere brand or Elegant home etagere products , I suggest you should choose Elegant home. I bought one of each item intended for two different <hl> bathrooms <hl> and after buying both products, here is my list of observations that lead to the following opinion: The Zenith was not exactly like you are buying a ready to use etagere with minor assembly required. Its really like you received a "build it yourself project kit" with lots and lots of bitty pieces to assemble You can expect to spend many hours to build your own etagere cabinet. As I painfully turned the many tiny screws by hand into the wood to affix the hinges my wrist became sore Then the cheap porous chipboard wouldnt support the weight of the door and it crumbled into powder. The Elegant home was great. It was partially preassembled with hinges already attached and easy turn cam bolts which can disaasemble or reassemble without damage if you make a mistake You get what you pay for because the price isn't the same.


Question: What did the zenith require?

Answer: "build it yourself

If you are deciding between Zenith etagere brand or Elegant home etagere products , I suggest you should choose Elegant home. I bought one of each item intended for two different bathrooms and after buying both products, here is my list of observations that lead to the following opinion: The Zenith was not exactly like you are buying a ready to use etagere with minor assembly required. <hl> Its really like you received a "build it yourself project kit" with lots and lots of bitty pieces to assemble You can expect to spend many hours to build your own etagere cabinet. <hl> As I painfully turned the many tiny screws by hand into the wood to affix the hinges my wrist became sore Then the cheap porous chipboard wouldnt support the weight of the door and it crumbled into powder. The Elegant home was great. It was partially preassembled with hinges already attached and easy turn cam bolts which can disaasemble or reassemble without damage if you make a mistake You get what you pay for because the price isn't the same.

If you are deciding between Zenith etagere brand or Elegant home etagere products , I suggest you should choose Elegant home. I bought one of each item intended for two different bathrooms and after buying both products, here is my list of observations that lead to the following opinion: The Zenith was not exactly like you are buying a ready to use etagere with minor assembly required. Its really like you received a <hl> "build it yourself <hl> project kit" with lots and lots of bitty pieces to assemble You can expect to spend many hours to build your own etagere cabinet. As I painfully turned the many tiny screws by hand into the wood to affix the hinges my wrist became sore Then the cheap porous chipboard wouldnt support the weight of the door and it crumbled into powder. The Elegant home was great. It was partially preassembled with hinges already attached and easy turn cam bolts which can disaasemble or reassemble without damage if you make a mistake You get what you pay for because the price isn't the same.


Question: What did the zenith have a lot of?

Answer: bitty pieces

If you are deciding between Zenith etagere brand or Elegant home etagere products , I suggest you should choose Elegant home. I bought one of each item intended for two different bathrooms and after buying both products, here is my list of observations that lead to the following opinion: The Zenith was not exactly like you are buying a ready to use etagere with minor assembly required. <hl> Its really like you received a "build it yourself project kit" with lots and lots of bitty pieces to assemble You can expect to spend many hours to build your own etagere cabinet. <hl> As I painfully turned the many tiny screws by hand into the wood to affix the hinges my wrist became sore Then the cheap porous chipboard wouldnt support the weight of the door and it crumbled into powder. The Elegant home was great. It was partially preassembled with hinges already attached and easy turn cam bolts which can disaasemble or reassemble without damage if you make a mistake You get what you pay for because the price isn't the same.

If you are deciding between Zenith etagere brand or Elegant home etagere products , I suggest you should choose Elegant home. I bought one of each item intended for two different bathrooms and after buying both products, here is my list of observations that lead to the following opinion: The Zenith was not exactly like you are buying a ready to use etagere with minor assembly required. Its really like you received a "build it yourself project kit" with lots and lots of <hl> bitty pieces <hl> to assemble You can expect to spend many hours to build your own etagere cabinet. As I painfully turned the many tiny screws by hand into the wood to affix the hinges my wrist became sore Then the cheap porous chipboard wouldnt support the weight of the door and it crumbled into powder. The Elegant home was great. It was partially preassembled with hinges already attached and easy turn cam bolts which can disaasemble or reassemble without damage if you make a mistake You get what you pay for because the price isn't the same.


Question: What is being reviewed?

Answer: etagere cabinet

If you are deciding between Zenith etagere brand or Elegant home etagere products , I suggest you should choose Elegant home. I bought one of each item intended for two different bathrooms and after buying both products, here is my list of observations that lead to the following opinion: The Zenith was not exactly like you are buying a ready to use etagere with minor assembly required. <hl> Its really like you received a "build it yourself project kit" with lots and lots of bitty pieces to assemble You can expect to spend many hours to build your own etagere cabinet . <hl> As I painfully turned the many tiny screws by hand into the wood to affix the hinges my wrist became sore Then the cheap porous chipboard wouldnt support the weight of the door and it crumbled into powder. The Elegant home was great. It was partially preassembled with hinges already attached and easy turn cam bolts which can disaasemble or reassemble without damage if you make a mistake You get what you pay for because the price isn't the same.

If you are deciding between Zenith etagere brand or Elegant home etagere products , I suggest you should choose Elegant home. I bought one of each item intended for two different bathrooms and after buying both products, here is my list of observations that lead to the following opinion: The Zenith was not exactly like you are buying a ready to use etagere with minor assembly required. Its really like you received a "build it yourself project kit" with lots and lots of bitty pieces to assemble You can expect to spend many hours to build your own <hl> etagere cabinet <hl>. As I painfully turned the many tiny screws by hand into the wood to affix the hinges my wrist became sore Then the cheap porous chipboard wouldnt support the weight of the door and it crumbled into powder. The Elegant home was great. It was partially preassembled with hinges already attached and easy turn cam bolts which can disaasemble or reassemble without damage if you make a mistake You get what you pay for because the price isn't the same.

Its really like you received a "build it yourself project kit" with lots and lots of bitty pieces to assemble You can expect to spend many hours to build your own <hl> etagere cabinet <hl> .


Question: What is being reviewed?

I have had the Zojirushi coffee maker for over 6 months now. If I had it to do over again, I'd purchase a different brand of coffee maker. Here's why: The lid on the carafe is too difficult to open and once open the coffee pours out too slowly. The coffee holder must be placed a certain way or you'll wake up to counters and floors full of spilled coffee. If even a little bit of coffee overflows the filter it is certain to clog the carafe and once again, counters and floors are running over with coffee. My opinion is that the Zojirushi is overpriced, under-engineered, and not a great choice.

Answer: Zojirushi coffee maker

<hl> I have had the Zojirushi coffee maker for over 6 months now. <hl> If I had it to do over again, I'd purchase a different brand of coffee maker. Here's why: The lid on the carafe is too difficult to open and once open the coffee pours out too slowly. The coffee holder must be placed a certain way or you'll wake up to counters and floors full of spilled coffee. If even a little bit of coffee overflows the filter it is certain to clog the carafe and once again, counters and floors are running over with coffee. My opinion is that the Zojirushi is overpriced, under-engineered, and not a great choice.

I have had the <hl> Zojirushi coffee maker <hl> for over 6 months now. If I had it to do over again, I'd purchase a different brand of coffee maker. Here's why: The lid on the carafe is too difficult to open and once open the coffee pours out too slowly. The coffee holder must be placed a certain way or you'll wake up to counters and floors full of spilled coffee. If even a little bit of coffee overflows the filter it is certain to clog the carafe and once again, counters and floors are running over with coffee. My opinion is that the Zojirushi is overpriced, under-engineered, and not a great choice.


Question: How long has the author owned the product?

Answer: over 6 months

<hl> I have had the Zojirushi coffee maker for over 6 months now. <hl> If I had it to do over again, I'd purchase a different brand of coffee maker. Here's why: The lid on the carafe is too difficult to open and once open the coffee pours out too slowly. The coffee holder must be placed a certain way or you'll wake up to counters and floors full of spilled coffee. If even a little bit of coffee overflows the filter it is certain to clog the carafe and once again, counters and floors are running over with coffee. My opinion is that the Zojirushi is overpriced, under-engineered, and not a great choice.

I have had the Zojirushi coffee maker for <hl> over 6 months <hl> now. If I had it to do over again, I'd purchase a different brand of coffee maker. Here's why: The lid on the carafe is too difficult to open and once open the coffee pours out too slowly. The coffee holder must be placed a certain way or you'll wake up to counters and floors full of spilled coffee. If even a little bit of coffee overflows the filter it is certain to clog the carafe and once again, counters and floors are running over with coffee. My opinion is that the Zojirushi is overpriced, under-engineered, and not a great choice.


Question: What is too hard to operate?

Answer: The lid

I have had the Zojirushi coffee maker for over 6 months now. If I had it to do over again, I'd purchase a different brand of coffee maker. <hl> Here's why: The lid on the carafe is too difficult to open and once open the coffee pours out too slowly. <hl> The coffee holder must be placed a certain way or you'll wake up to counters and floors full of spilled coffee. If even a little bit of coffee overflows the filter it is certain to clog the carafe and once again, counters and floors are running over with coffee. My opinion is that the Zojirushi is overpriced, under-engineered, and not a great choice.

I have had the Zojirushi coffee maker for over 6 months now. If I had it to do over again, I'd purchase a different brand of coffee maker. Here's why: <hl> The lid <hl> on the carafe is too difficult to open and once open the coffee pours out too slowly. The coffee holder must be placed a certain way or you'll wake up to counters and floors full of spilled coffee. If even a little bit of coffee overflows the filter it is certain to clog the carafe and once again, counters and floors are running over with coffee. My opinion is that the Zojirushi is overpriced, under-engineered, and not a great choice.


Question: What overflows?

Answer: the filter

I have had the Zojirushi coffee maker for over 6 months now. If I had it to do over again, I'd purchase a different brand of coffee maker. Here's why: The lid on the carafe is too difficult to open and once open the coffee pours out too slowly. The coffee holder must be placed a certain way or you'll wake up to counters and floors full of spilled coffee. <hl> If even a little bit of coffee overflows the filter it is certain to clog the carafe and once again, counters and floors are running over with coffee. <hl> My opinion is that the Zojirushi is overpriced, under-engineered, and not a great choice.

I have had the Zojirushi coffee maker for over 6 months now. If I had it to do over again, I'd purchase a different brand of coffee maker. Here's why: The lid on the carafe is too difficult to open and once open the coffee pours out too slowly. The coffee holder must be placed a certain way or you'll wake up to counters and floors full of spilled coffee. If even a little bit of coffee overflows <hl> the filter <hl> it is certain to clog the carafe and once again, counters and floors are running over with coffee. My opinion is that the Zojirushi is overpriced, under-engineered, and not a great choice.


Question: How is the value of the zenith?

Answer: overpriced

I have had the Zojirushi coffee maker for over 6 months now. If I had it to do over again, I'd purchase a different brand of coffee maker. Here's why: The lid on the carafe is too difficult to open and once open the coffee pours out too slowly. The coffee holder must be placed a certain way or you'll wake up to counters and floors full of spilled coffee. If even a little bit of coffee overflows the filter it is certain to clog the carafe and once again, counters and floors are running over with coffee. <hl> My opinion is that the Zojirushi is overpriced , under-engineered, and not a great choice. <hl>

I have had the Zojirushi coffee maker for over 6 months now. If I had it to do over again, I'd purchase a different brand of coffee maker. Here's why: The lid on the carafe is too difficult to open and once open the coffee pours out too slowly. The coffee holder must be placed a certain way or you'll wake up to counters and floors full of spilled coffee. If even a little bit of coffee overflows the filter it is certain to clog the carafe and once again, counters and floors are running over with coffee. My opinion is that the Zojirushi is <hl> overpriced <hl>, under-engineered, and not a great choice.

My opinion is that the Zojirushi is <hl> overpriced <hl> , under-engineered, and not a great choice.


Question: Who makes good kettle corn?

I enjoy having something like this that enables me to make my very own kettle korn, and this is a pretty good choice. I'd much rather be able to capture the taste at home of some of the county fair kettle morns, but until I can invest in a machine and purchase the supplies of those vendors, this will have to do -- really, one can't complain much about four stars. At least nutritionally, it has nearly all microwavable kettle morns beat by a mile because it's straight ingredients, no trans fat, which the USDA has now deemed to be unsafe in any amount (of course, sugar is gaining on its heals with a similar legacy). This is certainly better than that.

Answer: county fair

I enjoy having something like this that enables me to make my very own kettle korn, and this is a pretty good choice. <hl> I'd much rather be able to capture the taste at home of some of the county fair kettle morns, but until I can invest in a machine and purchase the supplies of those vendors, this will have to do -- really, one can't complain much about four stars. <hl> At least nutritionally, it has nearly all microwavable kettle morns beat by a mile because it's straight ingredients, no trans fat, which the USDA has now deemed to be unsafe in any amount (of course, sugar is gaining on its heals with a similar legacy). This is certainly better than that.

I enjoy having something like this that enables me to make my very own kettle korn, and this is a pretty good choice. I'd much rather be able to capture the taste at home of some of the <hl> county fair <hl> kettle morns, but until I can invest in a machine and purchase the supplies of those vendors, this will have to do -- really, one can't complain much about four stars. At least nutritionally, it has nearly all microwavable kettle morns beat by a mile because it's straight ingredients, no trans fat, which the USDA has now deemed to be unsafe in any amount (of course, sugar is gaining on its heals with a similar legacy). This is certainly better than that.


Question: What does the author like to make?

Answer: kettle korn

<hl> I enjoy having something like this that enables me to make my very own kettle korn , and this is a pretty good choice. <hl> I'd much rather be able to capture the taste at home of some of the county fair kettle morns, but until I can invest in a machine and purchase the supplies of those vendors, this will have to do -- really, one can't complain much about four stars. At least nutritionally, it has nearly all microwavable kettle morns beat by a mile because it's straight ingredients, no trans fat, which the USDA has now deemed to be unsafe in any amount (of course, sugar is gaining on its heals with a similar legacy). This is certainly better than that.

I enjoy having something like this that enables me to make my very own <hl> kettle korn <hl>, and this is a pretty good choice. I'd much rather be able to capture the taste at home of some of the county fair kettle morns, but until I can invest in a machine and purchase the supplies of those vendors, this will have to do -- really, one can't complain much about four stars. At least nutritionally, it has nearly all microwavable kettle morns beat by a mile because it's straight ingredients, no trans fat, which the USDA has now deemed to be unsafe in any amount (of course, sugar is gaining on its heals with a similar legacy). This is certainly better than that.

I enjoy having something like this that enables me to make my very own <hl> kettle korn <hl> , and this is a pretty good choice.


Question: What is the rating for the product?

Answer: four stars

I enjoy having something like this that enables me to make my very own kettle korn, and this is a pretty good choice. <hl> I'd much rather be able to capture the taste at home of some of the county fair kettle morns, but until I can invest in a machine and purchase the supplies of those vendors, this will have to do -- really, one can't complain much about four stars . <hl> At least nutritionally, it has nearly all microwavable kettle morns beat by a mile because it's straight ingredients, no trans fat, which the USDA has now deemed to be unsafe in any amount (of course, sugar is gaining on its heals with a similar legacy). This is certainly better than that.

I enjoy having something like this that enables me to make my very own kettle korn, and this is a pretty good choice. I'd much rather be able to capture the taste at home of some of the county fair kettle morns, but until I can invest in a machine and purchase the supplies of those vendors, this will have to do -- really, one can't complain much about <hl> four stars <hl>. At least nutritionally, it has nearly all microwavable kettle morns beat by a mile because it's straight ingredients, no trans fat, which the USDA has now deemed to be unsafe in any amount (of course, sugar is gaining on its heals with a similar legacy). This is certainly better than that.

I'd much rather be able to capture the taste at home of some of the county fair kettle morns, but until I can invest in a machine and purchase the supplies of those vendors, this will have to do -- really, one can't complain much about <hl> four stars <hl> .