Question: Where is the liquid escaping from?

the fact that the bottom tends to leak. Almost every time we've used this blender, we go to pour the blended drink into a glass only to find that there's a small amount of liquid escaping through the bottom of the pitcher. This can be problematic if you aren't prepared to account for the leak. Surprisingly though, this fault in its design hasn't made the blender work any less great than it's intended to. Aside from that fault, this blender is awesome.Our last blender was glass, and that's why we decided to go with plastic. No complaints or regrets there. The lock mechanism was refreshing, compared to every other blender I've ever used; which always made me feel like I was breaking it by trying to get it to snap in place. There's none of that here. I have yet to experience any of the strange motor odors I'm used to with other blenders. The lid isn't the sturdiest, and I was initially worried that the center would not prevent leaks, but there have been no leaks through the lid and the lid seems flimsy for the sake of being easy to put on/take off. And it's perfect in that regard. Loved the speed settings, and the fact that the first setting actually works its way up to full speed instead of just hitting the ground running.It's a good blender, especially considering the price. But do watch for the leaking bottom (no pun intended).

Answer: bottom of the pitcher

the fact that the bottom tends to leak. <hl> Almost every time we've used this blender, we go to pour the blended drink into a glass only to find that there's a small amount of liquid escaping through the bottom of the pitcher . <hl> This can be problematic if you aren't prepared to account for the leak. Surprisingly though, this fault in its design hasn't made the blender work any less great than it's intended to. Aside from that fault, this blender is awesome. Our last blender was glass, and that's why we decided to go with plastic. No complaints or regrets there. The lock mechanism was refreshing, compared to every other blender I've ever used; which always made me feel like I was breaking it by trying to get it to snap in place. There's none of that here. I have yet to experience any of the strange motor odors I'm used to with other blenders. The lid isn't the sturdiest, and I was initially worried that the center would not prevent leaks, but there have been no leaks through the lid and the lid seems flimsy for the sake of being easy to put on/take off. And it's perfect in that regard. Loved the speed settings, and the fact that the first setting actually works its way up to full speed instead of just hitting the ground running. It's a good blender, especially considering the price. But do watch for the leaking bottom (no pun intended).

the fact that the bottom tends to leak. Almost every time we've used this blender, we go to pour the blended drink into a glass only to find that there's a small amount of liquid escaping through the <hl> bottom of the pitcher <hl>. This can be problematic if you aren't prepared to account for the leak. Surprisingly though, this fault in its design hasn't made the blender work any less great than it's intended to. Aside from that fault, this blender is awesome.Our last blender was glass, and that's why we decided to go with plastic. No complaints or regrets there. The lock mechanism was refreshing, compared to every other blender I've ever used; which always made me feel like I was breaking it by trying to get it to snap in place. There's none of that here. I have yet to experience any of the strange motor odors I'm used to with other blenders. The lid isn't the sturdiest, and I was initially worried that the center would not prevent leaks, but there have been no leaks through the lid and the lid seems flimsy for the sake of being easy to put on/take off. And it's perfect in that regard. Loved the speed settings, and the fact that the first setting actually works its way up to full speed instead of just hitting the ground running.It's a good blender, especially considering the price. But do watch for the leaking bottom (no pun intended).

Almost every time we've used this blender, we go to pour the blended drink into a glass only to find that there's a small amount of liquid escaping through the <hl> bottom of the pitcher <hl> .


Question: Is this a glass or plastic blender?

Answer: plastic

the fact that the bottom tends to leak. Almost every time we've used this blender, we go to pour the blended drink into a glass only to find that there's a small amount of liquid escaping through the bottom of the pitcher. This can be problematic if you aren't prepared to account for the leak. Surprisingly though, this fault in its design hasn't made the blender work any less great than it's intended to. Aside from that fault, this blender is awesome. <hl> Our last blender was glass, and that's why we decided to go with plastic . <hl> No complaints or regrets there. The lock mechanism was refreshing, compared to every other blender I've ever used; which always made me feel like I was breaking it by trying to get it to snap in place. There's none of that here. I have yet to experience any of the strange motor odors I'm used to with other blenders. The lid isn't the sturdiest, and I was initially worried that the center would not prevent leaks, but there have been no leaks through the lid and the lid seems flimsy for the sake of being easy to put on/take off. And it's perfect in that regard. Loved the speed settings, and the fact that the first setting actually works its way up to full speed instead of just hitting the ground running. It's a good blender, especially considering the price. But do watch for the leaking bottom (no pun intended).

the fact that the bottom tends to leak. Almost every time we've used this blender, we go to pour the blended drink into a glass only to find that there's a small amount of liquid escaping through the bottom of the pitcher. This can be problematic if you aren't prepared to account for the leak. Surprisingly though, this fault in its design hasn't made the blender work any less great than it's intended to. Aside from that fault, this blender is awesome.Our last blender was glass, and that's why we decided to go with <hl> plastic <hl>. No complaints or regrets there. The lock mechanism was refreshing, compared to every other blender I've ever used; which always made me feel like I was breaking it by trying to get it to snap in place. There's none of that here. I have yet to experience any of the strange motor odors I'm used to with other blenders. The lid isn't the sturdiest, and I was initially worried that the center would not prevent leaks, but there have been no leaks through the lid and the lid seems flimsy for the sake of being easy to put on/take off. And it's perfect in that regard. Loved the speed settings, and the fact that the first setting actually works its way up to full speed instead of just hitting the ground running.It's a good blender, especially considering the price. But do watch for the leaking bottom (no pun intended).

Our last blender was glass, and that's why we decided to go with <hl> plastic <hl> .


Question: How did they describe the lock mechanism?

Answer: refreshing

the fact that the bottom tends to leak. Almost every time we've used this blender, we go to pour the blended drink into a glass only to find that there's a small amount of liquid escaping through the bottom of the pitcher. This can be problematic if you aren't prepared to account for the leak. Surprisingly though, this fault in its design hasn't made the blender work any less great than it's intended to. Aside from that fault, this blender is awesome. Our last blender was glass, and that's why we decided to go with plastic. No complaints or regrets there. <hl> The lock mechanism was refreshing , compared to every other blender I've ever used; which always made me feel like I was breaking it by trying to get it to snap in place. <hl> There's none of that here. I have yet to experience any of the strange motor odors I'm used to with other blenders. The lid isn't the sturdiest, and I was initially worried that the center would not prevent leaks, but there have been no leaks through the lid and the lid seems flimsy for the sake of being easy to put on/take off. And it's perfect in that regard. Loved the speed settings, and the fact that the first setting actually works its way up to full speed instead of just hitting the ground running. It's a good blender, especially considering the price. But do watch for the leaking bottom (no pun intended).

the fact that the bottom tends to leak. Almost every time we've used this blender, we go to pour the blended drink into a glass only to find that there's a small amount of liquid escaping through the bottom of the pitcher. This can be problematic if you aren't prepared to account for the leak. Surprisingly though, this fault in its design hasn't made the blender work any less great than it's intended to. Aside from that fault, this blender is awesome.Our last blender was glass, and that's why we decided to go with plastic. No complaints or regrets there. The lock mechanism was <hl> refreshing <hl>, compared to every other blender I've ever used; which always made me feel like I was breaking it by trying to get it to snap in place. There's none of that here. I have yet to experience any of the strange motor odors I'm used to with other blenders. The lid isn't the sturdiest, and I was initially worried that the center would not prevent leaks, but there have been no leaks through the lid and the lid seems flimsy for the sake of being easy to put on/take off. And it's perfect in that regard. Loved the speed settings, and the fact that the first setting actually works its way up to full speed instead of just hitting the ground running.It's a good blender, especially considering the price. But do watch for the leaking bottom (no pun intended).

The lock mechanism was <hl> refreshing <hl> , compared to every other blender I've ever used; which always made me feel like I was breaking it by trying to get it to snap in place.


Question: What did they warn to watch for?

Answer: leaking bottom

the fact that the bottom tends to leak. Almost every time we've used this blender, we go to pour the blended drink into a glass only to find that there's a small amount of liquid escaping through the bottom of the pitcher. This can be problematic if you aren't prepared to account for the leak. Surprisingly though, this fault in its design hasn't made the blender work any less great than it's intended to. Aside from that fault, this blender is awesome. Our last blender was glass, and that's why we decided to go with plastic. No complaints or regrets there. The lock mechanism was refreshing, compared to every other blender I've ever used; which always made me feel like I was breaking it by trying to get it to snap in place. There's none of that here. I have yet to experience any of the strange motor odors I'm used to with other blenders. The lid isn't the sturdiest, and I was initially worried that the center would not prevent leaks, but there have been no leaks through the lid and the lid seems flimsy for the sake of being easy to put on/take off. And it's perfect in that regard. Loved the speed settings, and the fact that the first setting actually works its way up to full speed instead of just hitting the ground running. It's a good blender, especially considering the price. <hl> But do watch for the leaking bottom (no pun intended). <hl>

the fact that the bottom tends to leak. Almost every time we've used this blender, we go to pour the blended drink into a glass only to find that there's a small amount of liquid escaping through the bottom of the pitcher. This can be problematic if you aren't prepared to account for the leak. Surprisingly though, this fault in its design hasn't made the blender work any less great than it's intended to. Aside from that fault, this blender is awesome.Our last blender was glass, and that's why we decided to go with plastic. No complaints or regrets there. The lock mechanism was refreshing, compared to every other blender I've ever used; which always made me feel like I was breaking it by trying to get it to snap in place. There's none of that here. I have yet to experience any of the strange motor odors I'm used to with other blenders. The lid isn't the sturdiest, and I was initially worried that the center would not prevent leaks, but there have been no leaks through the lid and the lid seems flimsy for the sake of being easy to put on/take off. And it's perfect in that regard. Loved the speed settings, and the fact that the first setting actually works its way up to full speed instead of just hitting the ground running.It's a good blender, especially considering the price. But do watch for the <hl> leaking bottom <hl> (no pun intended).


Question: How do they describe the lid?

Answer: isn't the sturdiest

the fact that the bottom tends to leak. Almost every time we've used this blender, we go to pour the blended drink into a glass only to find that there's a small amount of liquid escaping through the bottom of the pitcher. This can be problematic if you aren't prepared to account for the leak. Surprisingly though, this fault in its design hasn't made the blender work any less great than it's intended to. Aside from that fault, this blender is awesome. Our last blender was glass, and that's why we decided to go with plastic. No complaints or regrets there. The lock mechanism was refreshing, compared to every other blender I've ever used; which always made me feel like I was breaking it by trying to get it to snap in place. There's none of that here. I have yet to experience any of the strange motor odors I'm used to with other blenders. <hl> The lid isn't the sturdiest , and I was initially worried that the center would not prevent leaks, but there have been no leaks through the lid and the lid seems flimsy for the sake of being easy to put on/take off. <hl> And it's perfect in that regard. Loved the speed settings, and the fact that the first setting actually works its way up to full speed instead of just hitting the ground running. It's a good blender, especially considering the price. But do watch for the leaking bottom (no pun intended).

the fact that the bottom tends to leak. Almost every time we've used this blender, we go to pour the blended drink into a glass only to find that there's a small amount of liquid escaping through the bottom of the pitcher. This can be problematic if you aren't prepared to account for the leak. Surprisingly though, this fault in its design hasn't made the blender work any less great than it's intended to. Aside from that fault, this blender is awesome.Our last blender was glass, and that's why we decided to go with plastic. No complaints or regrets there. The lock mechanism was refreshing, compared to every other blender I've ever used; which always made me feel like I was breaking it by trying to get it to snap in place. There's none of that here. I have yet to experience any of the strange motor odors I'm used to with other blenders. The lid <hl> isn't the sturdiest <hl>, and I was initially worried that the center would not prevent leaks, but there have been no leaks through the lid and the lid seems flimsy for the sake of being easy to put on/take off. And it's perfect in that regard. Loved the speed settings, and the fact that the first setting actually works its way up to full speed instead of just hitting the ground running.It's a good blender, especially considering the price. But do watch for the leaking bottom (no pun intended).

The lid <hl> isn't the sturdiest <hl> , and I was initially worried that the center would not prevent leaks, but there have been no leaks through the lid and the lid seems flimsy for the sake of being easy to put on/take off.


Question: What operations did not fail?

This item operates as it should. All mechanical operations did not fail. It is simply too small, and not powerful enough to cool anything with any degree of effectiveness. I followed all directions for use. Inserted fresh batteries. Turned it on. Then left it in my car for a few hours on a 60 degree temperature day. When I came back to the car, the fan was still on. But the interior was hot. The fan ran exactly like it was suppose to, but the air was not cool. All that it did was circulate hot air. If this fan can't cool the inside of a car, then how is it suppose to work in a room?

Answer: mechanical

All mechanical operations did not fail.

This item operates as it should. <hl> All mechanical operations did not fail. <hl> It is simply too small, and not powerful enough to cool anything with any degree of effectiveness. I followed all directions for use. Inserted fresh batteries. Turned it on. Then left it in my car for a few hours on a 60 degree temperature day. When I came back to the car, the fan was still on. But the interior was hot. The fan ran exactly like it was suppose to, but the air was not cool. All that it did was circulate hot air. If this fan can't cool the inside of a car, then how is it suppose to work in a room?

This item operates as it should. All <hl> mechanical <hl> operations did not fail. It is simply too small, and not powerful enough to cool anything with any degree of effectiveness. I followed all directions for use. Inserted fresh batteries. Turned it on. Then left it in my car for a few hours on a 60 degree temperature day. When I came back to the car, the fan was still on. But the interior was hot. The fan ran exactly like it was suppose to, but the air was not cool. All that it did was circulate hot air. If this fan can't cool the inside of a car, then how is it suppose to work in a room?


Question: What happened when they came back to their car?

Answer: the fan was still on

This item operates as it should. All mechanical operations did not fail. It is simply too small, and not powerful enough to cool anything with any degree of effectiveness. I followed all directions for use. Inserted fresh batteries. Turned it on. Then left it in my car for a few hours on a 60 degree temperature day. <hl> When I came back to the car, the fan was still on . <hl> But the interior was hot. The fan ran exactly like it was suppose to, but the air was not cool. All that it did was circulate hot air. If this fan can't cool the inside of a car, then how is it suppose to work in a room?

This item operates as it should. All mechanical operations did not fail. It is simply too small, and not powerful enough to cool anything with any degree of effectiveness. I followed all directions for use. Inserted fresh batteries. Turned it on. Then left it in my car for a few hours on a 60 degree temperature day. When I came back to the car, <hl> the fan was still on <hl>. But the interior was hot. The fan ran exactly like it was suppose to, but the air was not cool. All that it did was circulate hot air. If this fan can't cool the inside of a car, then how is it suppose to work in a room?

When I came back to the car, <hl> the fan was still on <hl> .


Question: What kind of air did it circulate?

Answer: hot air

All that it did was circulate hot air .

This item operates as it should. All mechanical operations did not fail. It is simply too small, and not powerful enough to cool anything with any degree of effectiveness. I followed all directions for use. Inserted fresh batteries. Turned it on. Then left it in my car for a few hours on a 60 degree temperature day. When I came back to the car, the fan was still on. But the interior was hot. The fan ran exactly like it was suppose to, but the air was not cool. <hl> All that it did was circulate hot air . <hl> If this fan can't cool the inside of a car, then how is it suppose to work in a room?

This item operates as it should. All mechanical operations did not fail. It is simply too small, and not powerful enough to cool anything with any degree of effectiveness. I followed all directions for use. Inserted fresh batteries. Turned it on. Then left it in my car for a few hours on a 60 degree temperature day. When I came back to the car, the fan was still on. But the interior was hot. The fan ran exactly like it was suppose to, but the air was not cool. All that it did was circulate <hl> hot air <hl>. If this fan can't cool the inside of a car, then how is it suppose to work in a room?

All that it did was circulate <hl> hot air <hl> .


Question: The fan is not powerful enough to do what?

Answer: cool anything with any degree of effectiveness

This item operates as it should. All mechanical operations did not fail. <hl> It is simply too small, and not powerful enough to cool anything with any degree of effectiveness . <hl> I followed all directions for use. Inserted fresh batteries. Turned it on. Then left it in my car for a few hours on a 60 degree temperature day. When I came back to the car, the fan was still on. But the interior was hot. The fan ran exactly like it was suppose to, but the air was not cool. All that it did was circulate hot air. If this fan can't cool the inside of a car, then how is it suppose to work in a room?

This item operates as it should. All mechanical operations did not fail. It is simply too small, and not powerful enough to <hl> cool anything with any degree of effectiveness <hl>. I followed all directions for use. Inserted fresh batteries. Turned it on. Then left it in my car for a few hours on a 60 degree temperature day. When I came back to the car, the fan was still on. But the interior was hot. The fan ran exactly like it was suppose to, but the air was not cool. All that it did was circulate hot air. If this fan can't cool the inside of a car, then how is it suppose to work in a room?

It is simply too small, and not powerful enough to <hl> cool anything with any degree of effectiveness <hl> .


Question: The fan runs how?

Answer: exactly like it was suppose to

This item operates as it should. All mechanical operations did not fail. It is simply too small, and not powerful enough to cool anything with any degree of effectiveness. I followed all directions for use. Inserted fresh batteries. Turned it on. Then left it in my car for a few hours on a 60 degree temperature day. When I came back to the car, the fan was still on. But the interior was hot. <hl> The fan ran exactly like it was suppose to , but the air was not cool. <hl> All that it did was circulate hot air. If this fan can't cool the inside of a car, then how is it suppose to work in a room?

This item operates as it should. All mechanical operations did not fail. It is simply too small, and not powerful enough to cool anything with any degree of effectiveness. I followed all directions for use. Inserted fresh batteries. Turned it on. Then left it in my car for a few hours on a 60 degree temperature day. When I came back to the car, the fan was still on. But the interior was hot. The fan ran <hl> exactly like it was suppose to <hl>, but the air was not cool. All that it did was circulate hot air. If this fan can't cool the inside of a car, then how is it suppose to work in a room?

The fan ran <hl> exactly like it was suppose to <hl> , but the air was not cool.


Question: What kind of material is it made from?

At first, even before opening the box I was impressed with the weight of this item which told me it was not going to be made of flimsy plastic and I was right. It is very well made from heavy duty plastic but that is the only good thing I have to say about this product. Let me start with what is referred to as the "small blade" that would be the orange one, it will not cut anything, it could not even cut through the skin of a plum tomato. It simply mushes down tomatoes, onions and anything else you try and cut with the small blade and don't even think about trying to dice a potato. On to the "medium blade", the green one. It did mange to cut a zucchini even if I could only cut three inch pieces at one time. It did cut a potato after I leaned on it while pressing down with both hands, it barely made it through a green pepper and absolutely slaughtered a tomato because like the small blade it could not cut through the skin. How this piece of junk got so many rave reviews is beyond me. I don't doubt those that love this thing and can only assume that they were lucky enough to receive one that actually had sharp blades, cutting grid or whatever you call it. That is all that is really wrong with this product, it's dull, it can hardly make it's way through an onion! Like I said,it's heavy enough but just so dull it's hard to believe that the manufacturer does not realize this. With the pressure needed to cut a potato or whatever I'm certain it won't be long before this plastic food chopper is put in my recycling can. Who knows maybe in it's second life it will come back as something useful like a water bottle or something. My two star rating based is on one star because it is made from heavy plastic. The other star is based on the plastic storage box it came with because I'm sure I can find a good use for it other than what it was intended for. Sure I could clean up the chopper, pack it up and return it but I've decided to keep it as a reminder to never buy anything again from the company that made it or any other type of food chopper for that matter. Save your money and use a knife to cut your veggies it will be easier and faster, trust me!

Answer: heavy duty plastic

At first, even before opening the box I was impressed with the weight of this item which told me it was not going to be made of flimsy plastic and I was right. <hl> It is very well made from heavy duty plastic but that is the only good thing I have to say about this product. <hl> Let me start with what is referred to as the "small blade" that would be the orange one, it will not cut anything, it could not even cut through the skin of a plum tomato. It simply mushes down tomatoes, onions and anything else you try and cut with the small blade and don't even think about trying to dice a potato. On to the "medium blade", the green one. It did mange to cut a zucchini even if I could only cut three inch pieces at one time. It did cut a potato after I leaned on it while pressing down with both hands, it barely made it through a green pepper and absolutely slaughtered a tomato because like the small blade it could not cut through the skin. How this piece of junk got so many rave reviews is beyond me. I don't doubt those that love this thing and can only assume that they were lucky enough to receive one that actually had sharp blades, cutting grid or whatever you call it. That is all that is really wrong with this product, it's dull, it can hardly make it's way through an onion! Like I said,it's heavy enough but just so dull it's hard to believe that the manufacturer does not realize this. With the pressure needed to cut a potato or whatever I'm certain it won't be long before this plastic food chopper is put in my recycling can. Who knows maybe in it's second life it will come back as something useful like a water bottle or something. My two star rating based is on one star because it is made from heavy plastic. The other star is based on the plastic storage box it came with because I'm sure I can find a good use for it other than what it was intended for. Sure I could clean up the chopper, pack it up and return it but I've decided to keep it as a reminder to never buy anything again from the company that made it or any other type of food chopper for that matter. Save your money and use a knife to cut your veggies it will be easier and faster, trust me!

At first, even before opening the box I was impressed with the weight of this item which told me it was not going to be made of flimsy plastic and I was right. It is very well made from <hl> heavy duty plastic <hl> but that is the only good thing I have to say about this product. Let me start with what is referred to as the "small blade" that would be the orange one, it will not cut anything, it could not even cut through the skin of a plum tomato. It simply mushes down tomatoes, onions and anything else you try and cut with the small blade and don't even think about trying to dice a potato. On to the "medium blade", the green one. It did mange to cut a zucchini even if I could only cut three inch pieces at one time. It did cut a potato after I leaned on it while pressing down with both hands, it barely made it through a green pepper and absolutely slaughtered a tomato because like the small blade it could not cut through the skin. How this piece of junk got so many rave reviews is beyond me. I don't doubt those that love this thing and can only assume that they were lucky enough to receive one that actually had sharp blades, cutting grid or whatever you call it. That is all that is really wrong with this product, it's dull, it can hardly make it's way through an onion! Like I said,it's heavy enough but just so dull it's hard to believe that the manufacturer does not realize this. With the pressure needed to cut a potato or whatever I'm certain it won't be long before this plastic food chopper is put in my recycling can. Who knows maybe in it's second life it will come back as something useful like a water bottle or something. My two star rating based is on one star because it is made from heavy plastic. The other star is based on the plastic storage box it came with because I'm sure I can find a good use for it other than what it was intended for. Sure I could clean up the chopper, pack it up and return it but I've decided to keep it as a reminder to never buy anything again from the company that made it or any other type of food chopper for that matter. Save your money and use a knife to cut your veggies it will be easier and faster, trust me!


Question: What kind of blade is the green one?

Answer: medium blade

At first, even before opening the box I was impressed with the weight of this item which told me it was not going to be made of flimsy plastic and I was right. It is very well made from heavy duty plastic but that is the only good thing I have to say about this product. Let me start with what is referred to as the "small blade" that would be the orange one, it will not cut anything, it could not even cut through the skin of a plum tomato. It simply mushes down tomatoes, onions and anything else you try and cut with the small blade and don't even think about trying to dice a potato. <hl> On to the " medium blade ", the green one. <hl> It did mange to cut a zucchini even if I could only cut three inch pieces at one time. It did cut a potato after I leaned on it while pressing down with both hands, it barely made it through a green pepper and absolutely slaughtered a tomato because like the small blade it could not cut through the skin. How this piece of junk got so many rave reviews is beyond me. I don't doubt those that love this thing and can only assume that they were lucky enough to receive one that actually had sharp blades, cutting grid or whatever you call it. That is all that is really wrong with this product, it's dull, it can hardly make it's way through an onion! Like I said,it's heavy enough but just so dull it's hard to believe that the manufacturer does not realize this. With the pressure needed to cut a potato or whatever I'm certain it won't be long before this plastic food chopper is put in my recycling can. Who knows maybe in it's second life it will come back as something useful like a water bottle or something. My two star rating based is on one star because it is made from heavy plastic. The other star is based on the plastic storage box it came with because I'm sure I can find a good use for it other than what it was intended for. Sure I could clean up the chopper, pack it up and return it but I've decided to keep it as a reminder to never buy anything again from the company that made it or any other type of food chopper for that matter. Save your money and use a knife to cut your veggies it will be easier and faster, trust me!

At first, even before opening the box I was impressed with the weight of this item which told me it was not going to be made of flimsy plastic and I was right. It is very well made from heavy duty plastic but that is the only good thing I have to say about this product. Let me start with what is referred to as the "small blade" that would be the orange one, it will not cut anything, it could not even cut through the skin of a plum tomato. It simply mushes down tomatoes, onions and anything else you try and cut with the small blade and don't even think about trying to dice a potato. On to the "<hl> medium blade <hl>", the green one. It did mange to cut a zucchini even if I could only cut three inch pieces at one time. It did cut a potato after I leaned on it while pressing down with both hands, it barely made it through a green pepper and absolutely slaughtered a tomato because like the small blade it could not cut through the skin. How this piece of junk got so many rave reviews is beyond me. I don't doubt those that love this thing and can only assume that they were lucky enough to receive one that actually had sharp blades, cutting grid or whatever you call it. That is all that is really wrong with this product, it's dull, it can hardly make it's way through an onion! Like I said,it's heavy enough but just so dull it's hard to believe that the manufacturer does not realize this. With the pressure needed to cut a potato or whatever I'm certain it won't be long before this plastic food chopper is put in my recycling can. Who knows maybe in it's second life it will come back as something useful like a water bottle or something. My two star rating based is on one star because it is made from heavy plastic. The other star is based on the plastic storage box it came with because I'm sure I can find a good use for it other than what it was intended for. Sure I could clean up the chopper, pack it up and return it but I've decided to keep it as a reminder to never buy anything again from the company that made it or any other type of food chopper for that matter. Save your money and use a knife to cut your veggies it will be easier and faster, trust me!

On to the " <hl> medium blade <hl> ", the green one.


Question: The small blade is what color?

Answer: orange

At first, even before opening the box I was impressed with the weight of this item which told me it was not going to be made of flimsy plastic and I was right. It is very well made from heavy duty plastic but that is the only good thing I have to say about this product. <hl> Let me start with what is referred to as the "small blade" that would be the orange one, it will not cut anything, it could not even cut through the skin of a plum tomato. <hl> It simply mushes down tomatoes, onions and anything else you try and cut with the small blade and don't even think about trying to dice a potato. On to the "medium blade", the green one. It did mange to cut a zucchini even if I could only cut three inch pieces at one time. It did cut a potato after I leaned on it while pressing down with both hands, it barely made it through a green pepper and absolutely slaughtered a tomato because like the small blade it could not cut through the skin. How this piece of junk got so many rave reviews is beyond me. I don't doubt those that love this thing and can only assume that they were lucky enough to receive one that actually had sharp blades, cutting grid or whatever you call it. That is all that is really wrong with this product, it's dull, it can hardly make it's way through an onion! Like I said,it's heavy enough but just so dull it's hard to believe that the manufacturer does not realize this. With the pressure needed to cut a potato or whatever I'm certain it won't be long before this plastic food chopper is put in my recycling can. Who knows maybe in it's second life it will come back as something useful like a water bottle or something. My two star rating based is on one star because it is made from heavy plastic. The other star is based on the plastic storage box it came with because I'm sure I can find a good use for it other than what it was intended for. Sure I could clean up the chopper, pack it up and return it but I've decided to keep it as a reminder to never buy anything again from the company that made it or any other type of food chopper for that matter. Save your money and use a knife to cut your veggies it will be easier and faster, trust me!

At first, even before opening the box I was impressed with the weight of this item which told me it was not going to be made of flimsy plastic and I was right. It is very well made from heavy duty plastic but that is the only good thing I have to say about this product. Let me start with what is referred to as the "small blade" that would be the <hl> orange <hl> one, it will not cut anything, it could not even cut through the skin of a plum tomato. It simply mushes down tomatoes, onions and anything else you try and cut with the small blade and don't even think about trying to dice a potato. On to the "medium blade", the green one. It did mange to cut a zucchini even if I could only cut three inch pieces at one time. It did cut a potato after I leaned on it while pressing down with both hands, it barely made it through a green pepper and absolutely slaughtered a tomato because like the small blade it could not cut through the skin. How this piece of junk got so many rave reviews is beyond me. I don't doubt those that love this thing and can only assume that they were lucky enough to receive one that actually had sharp blades, cutting grid or whatever you call it. That is all that is really wrong with this product, it's dull, it can hardly make it's way through an onion! Like I said,it's heavy enough but just so dull it's hard to believe that the manufacturer does not realize this. With the pressure needed to cut a potato or whatever I'm certain it won't be long before this plastic food chopper is put in my recycling can. Who knows maybe in it's second life it will come back as something useful like a water bottle or something. My two star rating based is on one star because it is made from heavy plastic. The other star is based on the plastic storage box it came with because I'm sure I can find a good use for it other than what it was intended for. Sure I could clean up the chopper, pack it up and return it but I've decided to keep it as a reminder to never buy anything again from the company that made it or any other type of food chopper for that matter. Save your money and use a knife to cut your veggies it will be easier and faster, trust me!


Question: What does the author use to describe the quality when cutting?

Answer: it's dull

At first, even before opening the box I was impressed with the weight of this item which told me it was not going to be made of flimsy plastic and I was right. It is very well made from heavy duty plastic but that is the only good thing I have to say about this product. Let me start with what is referred to as the "small blade" that would be the orange one, it will not cut anything, it could not even cut through the skin of a plum tomato. It simply mushes down tomatoes, onions and anything else you try and cut with the small blade and don't even think about trying to dice a potato. On to the "medium blade", the green one. It did mange to cut a zucchini even if I could only cut three inch pieces at one time. It did cut a potato after I leaned on it while pressing down with both hands, it barely made it through a green pepper and absolutely slaughtered a tomato because like the small blade it could not cut through the skin. How this piece of junk got so many rave reviews is beyond me. I don't doubt those that love this thing and can only assume that they were lucky enough to receive one that actually had sharp blades, cutting grid or whatever you call it. <hl> That is all that is really wrong with this product, it's dull , it can hardly make it's way through an onion! <hl> Like I said,it's heavy enough but just so dull it's hard to believe that the manufacturer does not realize this. With the pressure needed to cut a potato or whatever I'm certain it won't be long before this plastic food chopper is put in my recycling can. Who knows maybe in it's second life it will come back as something useful like a water bottle or something. My two star rating based is on one star because it is made from heavy plastic. The other star is based on the plastic storage box it came with because I'm sure I can find a good use for it other than what it was intended for. Sure I could clean up the chopper, pack it up and return it but I've decided to keep it as a reminder to never buy anything again from the company that made it or any other type of food chopper for that matter. Save your money and use a knife to cut your veggies it will be easier and faster, trust me!

At first, even before opening the box I was impressed with the weight of this item which told me it was not going to be made of flimsy plastic and I was right. It is very well made from heavy duty plastic but that is the only good thing I have to say about this product. Let me start with what is referred to as the "small blade" that would be the orange one, it will not cut anything, it could not even cut through the skin of a plum tomato. It simply mushes down tomatoes, onions and anything else you try and cut with the small blade and don't even think about trying to dice a potato. On to the "medium blade", the green one. It did mange to cut a zucchini even if I could only cut three inch pieces at one time. It did cut a potato after I leaned on it while pressing down with both hands, it barely made it through a green pepper and absolutely slaughtered a tomato because like the small blade it could not cut through the skin. How this piece of junk got so many rave reviews is beyond me. I don't doubt those that love this thing and can only assume that they were lucky enough to receive one that actually had sharp blades, cutting grid or whatever you call it. That is all that is really wrong with this product, <hl> it's dull <hl>, it can hardly make it's way through an onion! Like I said,it's heavy enough but just so dull it's hard to believe that the manufacturer does not realize this. With the pressure needed to cut a potato or whatever I'm certain it won't be long before this plastic food chopper is put in my recycling can. Who knows maybe in it's second life it will come back as something useful like a water bottle or something. My two star rating based is on one star because it is made from heavy plastic. The other star is based on the plastic storage box it came with because I'm sure I can find a good use for it other than what it was intended for. Sure I could clean up the chopper, pack it up and return it but I've decided to keep it as a reminder to never buy anything again from the company that made it or any other type of food chopper for that matter. Save your money and use a knife to cut your veggies it will be easier and faster, trust me!

That is all that is really wrong with this product, <hl> it's dull <hl> , it can hardly make it's way through an onion!


Question: What was the blade unable to cut through on the tomato?

Answer: the skin

At first, even before opening the box I was impressed with the weight of this item which told me it was not going to be made of flimsy plastic and I was right. It is very well made from heavy duty plastic but that is the only good thing I have to say about this product. <hl> Let me start with what is referred to as the "small blade" that would be the orange one, it will not cut anything, it could not even cut through the skin of a plum tomato. <hl> It simply mushes down tomatoes, onions and anything else you try and cut with the small blade and don't even think about trying to dice a potato. On to the "medium blade", the green one. It did mange to cut a zucchini even if I could only cut three inch pieces at one time. It did cut a potato after I leaned on it while pressing down with both hands, it barely made it through a green pepper and absolutely slaughtered a tomato because like the small blade it could not cut through the skin. How this piece of junk got so many rave reviews is beyond me. I don't doubt those that love this thing and can only assume that they were lucky enough to receive one that actually had sharp blades, cutting grid or whatever you call it. That is all that is really wrong with this product, it's dull, it can hardly make it's way through an onion! Like I said,it's heavy enough but just so dull it's hard to believe that the manufacturer does not realize this. With the pressure needed to cut a potato or whatever I'm certain it won't be long before this plastic food chopper is put in my recycling can. Who knows maybe in it's second life it will come back as something useful like a water bottle or something. My two star rating based is on one star because it is made from heavy plastic. The other star is based on the plastic storage box it came with because I'm sure I can find a good use for it other than what it was intended for. Sure I could clean up the chopper, pack it up and return it but I've decided to keep it as a reminder to never buy anything again from the company that made it or any other type of food chopper for that matter. Save your money and use a knife to cut your veggies it will be easier and faster, trust me!

At first, even before opening the box I was impressed with the weight of this item which told me it was not going to be made of flimsy plastic and I was right. It is very well made from heavy duty plastic but that is the only good thing I have to say about this product. Let me start with what is referred to as the "small blade" that would be the orange one, it will not cut anything, it could not even cut through <hl> the skin <hl> of a plum tomato. It simply mushes down tomatoes, onions and anything else you try and cut with the small blade and don't even think about trying to dice a potato. On to the "medium blade", the green one. It did mange to cut a zucchini even if I could only cut three inch pieces at one time. It did cut a potato after I leaned on it while pressing down with both hands, it barely made it through a green pepper and absolutely slaughtered a tomato because like the small blade it could not cut through the skin. How this piece of junk got so many rave reviews is beyond me. I don't doubt those that love this thing and can only assume that they were lucky enough to receive one that actually had sharp blades, cutting grid or whatever you call it. That is all that is really wrong with this product, it's dull, it can hardly make it's way through an onion! Like I said,it's heavy enough but just so dull it's hard to believe that the manufacturer does not realize this. With the pressure needed to cut a potato or whatever I'm certain it won't be long before this plastic food chopper is put in my recycling can. Who knows maybe in it's second life it will come back as something useful like a water bottle or something. My two star rating based is on one star because it is made from heavy plastic. The other star is based on the plastic storage box it came with because I'm sure I can find a good use for it other than what it was intended for. Sure I could clean up the chopper, pack it up and return it but I've decided to keep it as a reminder to never buy anything again from the company that made it or any other type of food chopper for that matter. Save your money and use a knife to cut your veggies it will be easier and faster, trust me!


Question: What kind of coffee were they trying to make?

I have tried everything to get this machine to make good espresso, to no avail. My old Hamilton Beach pump machine beat the pants off Starbucks using pre-ground Illy from the grocery store, but the shots from this machine are too weak. Got a friend to make some different grinds of Intelligentsia Black Cat with his burr grinder, but some were too coarse and some too fine. For me, a machine at this price is intended to make coffee easily and reliably. I don't want to have to spend hundreds of dollars on a grinder and screw with the grinds, I just want it to produce a decent cup using commercially available ground espresso. Looks like I'll be ordering another Hamilton Beach, even though the last one only lasted two years and the parts on this one are higher quality and a bit more user-serviceable.

Answer: espresso

<hl> I have tried everything to get this machine to make good espresso , to no avail. <hl> My old Hamilton Beach pump machine beat the pants off Starbucks using pre-ground Illy from the grocery store, but the shots from this machine are too weak. Got a friend to make some different grinds of Intelligentsia Black Cat with his burr grinder, but some were too coarse and some too fine. For me, a machine at this price is intended to make coffee easily and reliably. I don't want to have to spend hundreds of dollars on a grinder and screw with the grinds, I just want it to produce a decent cup using commercially available ground espresso. Looks like I'll be ordering another Hamilton Beach, even though the last one only lasted two years and the parts on this one are higher quality and a bit more user-serviceable.

I have tried everything to get this machine to make good <hl> espresso <hl>, to no avail. My old Hamilton Beach pump machine beat the pants off Starbucks using pre-ground Illy from the grocery store, but the shots from this machine are too weak. Got a friend to make some different grinds of Intelligentsia Black Cat with his burr grinder, but some were too coarse and some too fine. For me, a machine at this price is intended to make coffee easily and reliably. I don't want to have to spend hundreds of dollars on a grinder and screw with the grinds, I just want it to produce a decent cup using commercially available ground espresso. Looks like I'll be ordering another Hamilton Beach, even though the last one only lasted two years and the parts on this one are higher quality and a bit more user-serviceable.

I have tried everything to get this machine to make good <hl> espresso <hl> , to no avail.


Question: How did they describe the shots the machine made?

Answer: too weak

I have tried everything to get this machine to make good espresso, to no avail. <hl> My old Hamilton Beach pump machine beat the pants off Starbucks using pre-ground Illy from the grocery store, but the shots from this machine are too weak . <hl> Got a friend to make some different grinds of Intelligentsia Black Cat with his burr grinder, but some were too coarse and some too fine. For me, a machine at this price is intended to make coffee easily and reliably. I don't want to have to spend hundreds of dollars on a grinder and screw with the grinds, I just want it to produce a decent cup using commercially available ground espresso. Looks like I'll be ordering another Hamilton Beach, even though the last one only lasted two years and the parts on this one are higher quality and a bit more user-serviceable.

I have tried everything to get this machine to make good espresso, to no avail. My old Hamilton Beach pump machine beat the pants off Starbucks using pre-ground Illy from the grocery store, but the shots from this machine are <hl> too weak <hl>. Got a friend to make some different grinds of Intelligentsia Black Cat with his burr grinder, but some were too coarse and some too fine. For me, a machine at this price is intended to make coffee easily and reliably. I don't want to have to spend hundreds of dollars on a grinder and screw with the grinds, I just want it to produce a decent cup using commercially available ground espresso. Looks like I'll be ordering another Hamilton Beach, even though the last one only lasted two years and the parts on this one are higher quality and a bit more user-serviceable.

My old Hamilton Beach pump machine beat the pants off Starbucks using pre-ground Illy from the grocery store, but the shots from this machine are <hl> too weak <hl> .


Question: What brand does the author say they will be ordering?

Answer: Hamilton Beach

I have tried everything to get this machine to make good espresso, to no avail. <hl> My old Hamilton Beach pump machine beat the pants off Starbucks using pre-ground Illy from the grocery store, but the shots from this machine are too weak. <hl> Got a friend to make some different grinds of Intelligentsia Black Cat with his burr grinder, but some were too coarse and some too fine. For me, a machine at this price is intended to make coffee easily and reliably. I don't want to have to spend hundreds of dollars on a grinder and screw with the grinds, I just want it to produce a decent cup using commercially available ground espresso. Looks like I'll be ordering another Hamilton Beach, even though the last one only lasted two years and the parts on this one are higher quality and a bit more user-serviceable.

I have tried everything to get this machine to make good espresso, to no avail. My old <hl> Hamilton Beach <hl> pump machine beat the pants off Starbucks using pre-ground Illy from the grocery store, but the shots from this machine are too weak. Got a friend to make some different grinds of Intelligentsia Black Cat with his burr grinder, but some were too coarse and some too fine. For me, a machine at this price is intended to make coffee easily and reliably. I don't want to have to spend hundreds of dollars on a grinder and screw with the grinds, I just want it to produce a decent cup using commercially available ground espresso. Looks like I'll be ordering another Hamilton Beach, even though the last one only lasted two years and the parts on this one are higher quality and a bit more user-serviceable.


Question: What doesn't the author want to have to buy?

Answer: grinder and screw with the grinds

I have tried everything to get this machine to make good espresso, to no avail. My old Hamilton Beach pump machine beat the pants off Starbucks using pre-ground Illy from the grocery store, but the shots from this machine are too weak. Got a friend to make some different grinds of Intelligentsia Black Cat with his burr grinder, but some were too coarse and some too fine. For me, a machine at this price is intended to make coffee easily and reliably. <hl> I don't want to have to spend hundreds of dollars on a grinder and screw with the grinds , I just want it to produce a decent cup using commercially available ground espresso. <hl> Looks like I'll be ordering another Hamilton Beach, even though the last one only lasted two years and the parts on this one are higher quality and a bit more user-serviceable.

I have tried everything to get this machine to make good espresso, to no avail. My old Hamilton Beach pump machine beat the pants off Starbucks using pre-ground Illy from the grocery store, but the shots from this machine are too weak. Got a friend to make some different grinds of Intelligentsia Black Cat with his burr grinder, but some were too coarse and some too fine. For me, a machine at this price is intended to make coffee easily and reliably. I don't want to have to spend hundreds of dollars on a <hl> grinder and screw with the grinds <hl>, I just want it to produce a decent cup using commercially available ground espresso. Looks like I'll be ordering another Hamilton Beach, even though the last one only lasted two years and the parts on this one are higher quality and a bit more user-serviceable.

I don't want to have to spend hundreds of dollars on a <hl> grinder and screw with the grinds <hl> , I just want it to produce a decent cup using commercially available ground espresso.


Question: What was wrong with the coffee grounds

Answer: some were too coarse and some too fine

I have tried everything to get this machine to make good espresso, to no avail. My old Hamilton Beach pump machine beat the pants off Starbucks using pre-ground Illy from the grocery store, but the shots from this machine are too weak. <hl> Got a friend to make some different grinds of Intelligentsia Black Cat with his burr grinder, but some were too coarse and some too fine . <hl> For me, a machine at this price is intended to make coffee easily and reliably. I don't want to have to spend hundreds of dollars on a grinder and screw with the grinds, I just want it to produce a decent cup using commercially available ground espresso. Looks like I'll be ordering another Hamilton Beach, even though the last one only lasted two years and the parts on this one are higher quality and a bit more user-serviceable.

I have tried everything to get this machine to make good espresso, to no avail. My old Hamilton Beach pump machine beat the pants off Starbucks using pre-ground Illy from the grocery store, but the shots from this machine are too weak. Got a friend to make some different grinds of Intelligentsia Black Cat with his burr grinder, but <hl> some were too coarse and some too fine <hl>. For me, a machine at this price is intended to make coffee easily and reliably. I don't want to have to spend hundreds of dollars on a grinder and screw with the grinds, I just want it to produce a decent cup using commercially available ground espresso. Looks like I'll be ordering another Hamilton Beach, even though the last one only lasted two years and the parts on this one are higher quality and a bit more user-serviceable.

Got a friend to make some different grinds of Intelligentsia Black Cat with his burr grinder, but <hl> some were too coarse and some too fine <hl> .


Question: What is important for the towel?

The softness and texture of a towel are the utmost importance to me. We ordered one set of these to try them out. The towel didn't seem very think or plush and certainly was not soft. I thought if we washed it, it would be better. It improved a little and certainly is usable and ok, but not the type of towel that I love. It's just Okay.

Answer: softness and texture

<hl> The softness and texture of a towel are the utmost importance to me. <hl> We ordered one set of these to try them out. The towel didn't seem very think or plush and certainly was not soft. I thought if we washed it, it would be better. It improved a little and certainly is usable and ok, but not the type of towel that I love. It's just Okay.

The <hl> softness and texture <hl> of a towel are the utmost importance to me. We ordered one set of these to try them out. The towel didn't seem very think or plush and certainly was not soft. I thought if we washed it, it would be better. It improved a little and certainly is usable and ok, but not the type of towel that I love. It's just Okay.


Question: How many sets did they order?

Answer: one

The softness and texture of a towel are the utmost importance to me. <hl> We ordered one set of these to try them out. <hl> The towel didn't seem very think or plush and certainly was not soft. I thought if we washed it, it would be better. It improved a little and certainly is usable and ok, but not the type of towel that I love. It's just Okay.

The softness and texture of a towel are the utmost importance to me. We ordered <hl> one <hl> set of these to try them out. The towel didn't seem very think or plush and certainly was not soft. I thought if we washed it, it would be better. It improved a little and certainly is usable and ok, but not the type of towel that I love. It's just Okay.


Question: How was the towel softness?

Answer: not soft

The softness and texture of a towel are the utmost importance to me. We ordered one set of these to try them out. <hl> The towel didn't seem very think or plush and certainly was not soft . <hl> I thought if we washed it, it would be better. It improved a little and certainly is usable and ok, but not the type of towel that I love. It's just Okay.

The softness and texture of a towel are the utmost importance to me. We ordered one set of these to try them out. The towel didn't seem very think or plush and certainly was <hl> not soft <hl>. I thought if we washed it, it would be better. It improved a little and certainly is usable and ok, but not the type of towel that I love. It's just Okay.

The towel didn't seem very think or plush and certainly was <hl> not soft <hl> .


Question: What did they try to do to fix that?

Answer: washed it

The softness and texture of a towel are the utmost importance to me. We ordered one set of these to try them out. The towel didn't seem very think or plush and certainly was not soft. <hl> I thought if we washed it , it would be better. <hl> It improved a little and certainly is usable and ok, but not the type of towel that I love. It's just Okay.

The softness and texture of a towel are the utmost importance to me. We ordered one set of these to try them out. The towel didn't seem very think or plush and certainly was not soft. I thought if we <hl> washed it <hl>, it would be better. It improved a little and certainly is usable and ok, but not the type of towel that I love. It's just Okay.

I thought if we <hl> washed it <hl> , it would be better.


Question: What bed did they buy?

We just bought a mid range tempur pedic bed which is great, but my wife weighing only 120 lbs doesnt really sink into the bed like I do at 180 lbs and she has been complaining that her back is more sore than on our old spring pillow top mattress which was giving me horrible back pains. Anyways this Mattress Topper has solved that issue and I enjoy the extra softness as well! It is definitely a cheaper alternative than returning our mattress and upgrading to one of the tempurpedic "cloud" series which basically just has a pillow top stitched onto their patented memory foam

Answer: tempur pedic bed

<hl> We just bought a mid range tempur pedic bed which is great, but my wife weighing only 120 lbs doesnt really sink into the bed like I do at 180 lbs and she has been complaining that her back is more sore than on our old spring pillow top mattress which was giving me horrible back pains. <hl> Anyways this Mattress Topper has solved that issue and I enjoy the extra softness as well! It is definitely a cheaper alternative than returning our mattress and upgrading to one of the tempurpedic "cloud" series which basically just has a pillow top stitched onto their patented memory foam

We just bought a mid range <hl> tempur pedic bed <hl> which is great, but my wife weighing only 120 lbs doesnt really sink into the bed like I do at 180 lbs and she has been complaining that her back is more sore than on our old spring pillow top mattress which was giving me horrible back pains. Anyways this Mattress Topper has solved that issue and I enjoy the extra softness as well! It is definitely a cheaper alternative than returning our mattress and upgrading to one of the tempurpedic "cloud" series which basically just has a pillow top stitched onto their patented memory foam


Question: What has the wife been complaining about?

Answer: back is more sore

<hl> We just bought a mid range tempur pedic bed which is great, but my wife weighing only 120 lbs doesnt really sink into the bed like I do at 180 lbs and she has been complaining that her back is more sore than on our old spring pillow top mattress which was giving me horrible back pains. <hl> Anyways this Mattress Topper has solved that issue and I enjoy the extra softness as well! It is definitely a cheaper alternative than returning our mattress and upgrading to one of the tempurpedic "cloud" series which basically just has a pillow top stitched onto their patented memory foam

We just bought a mid range tempur pedic bed which is great, but my wife weighing only 120 lbs doesnt really sink into the bed like I do at 180 lbs and she has been complaining that her <hl> back is more sore <hl> than on our old spring pillow top mattress which was giving me horrible back pains. Anyways this Mattress Topper has solved that issue and I enjoy the extra softness as well! It is definitely a cheaper alternative than returning our mattress and upgrading to one of the tempurpedic "cloud" series which basically just has a pillow top stitched onto their patented memory foam


Question: How much does the wife weigh?

Answer: 120 lbs

<hl> We just bought a mid range tempur pedic bed which is great, but my wife weighing only 120 lbs doesnt really sink into the bed like I do at 180 lbs and she has been complaining that her back is more sore than on our old spring pillow top mattress which was giving me horrible back pains. <hl> Anyways this Mattress Topper has solved that issue and I enjoy the extra softness as well! It is definitely a cheaper alternative than returning our mattress and upgrading to one of the tempurpedic "cloud" series which basically just has a pillow top stitched onto their patented memory foam

We just bought a mid range tempur pedic bed which is great, but my wife weighing only <hl> 120 lbs <hl> doesnt really sink into the bed like I do at 180 lbs and she has been complaining that her back is more sore than on our old spring pillow top mattress which was giving me horrible back pains. Anyways this Mattress Topper has solved that issue and I enjoy the extra softness as well! It is definitely a cheaper alternative than returning our mattress and upgrading to one of the tempurpedic "cloud" series which basically just has a pillow top stitched onto their patented memory foam


Question: What was giving the husband back pains?

Answer: old spring pillow top mattress

<hl> We just bought a mid range tempur pedic bed which is great, but my wife weighing only 120 lbs doesnt really sink into the bed like I do at 180 lbs and she has been complaining that her back is more sore than on our old spring pillow top mattress which was giving me horrible back pains. <hl> Anyways this Mattress Topper has solved that issue and I enjoy the extra softness as well! It is definitely a cheaper alternative than returning our mattress and upgrading to one of the tempurpedic "cloud" series which basically just has a pillow top stitched onto their patented memory foam

We just bought a mid range tempur pedic bed which is great, but my wife weighing only 120 lbs doesnt really sink into the bed like I do at 180 lbs and she has been complaining that her back is more sore than on our <hl> old spring pillow top mattress <hl> which was giving me horrible back pains. Anyways this Mattress Topper has solved that issue and I enjoy the extra softness as well! It is definitely a cheaper alternative than returning our mattress and upgrading to one of the tempurpedic "cloud" series which basically just has a pillow top stitched onto their patented memory foam


Question: How is the apartment described?

My apartment is an old Victorian and some of the windows are TINY (15" wide)! We have a little alcove where our chinchilla lives and we decided to get a window A/C unit for her during a recent 90 degree spell. I realize that this probably sounds insane to non-chinchilla owners, but oh well. Anyways, this unit fit in the window, although we were unable to extend the fins due to our narrow window.I do have a few complaints though:- the unit is pretty loud- there is a HUGE discrepancy between the level 6 and 7 (coldest) setting- the cord is pretty shortOther than that, it works pretty well for our small 6x4 alcove (which we've blocked off with a curtain)

Answer: old Victorian

<hl> My apartment is an old Victorian and some of the windows are TINY (15" wide)! <hl> We have a little alcove where our chinchilla lives and we decided to get a window A/C unit for her during a recent 90 degree spell. I realize that this probably sounds insane to non-chinchilla owners, but oh well. Anyways, this unit fit in the window, although we were unable to extend the fins due to our narrow window. I do have a few complaints though:- the unit is pretty loud- there is a HUGE discrepancy between the level 6 and 7 (coldest) setting- the cord is pretty shortOther than that, it works pretty well for our small 6x4 alcove (which we've blocked off with a curtain)

My apartment is an <hl> old Victorian <hl> and some of the windows are TINY (15" wide)! We have a little alcove where our chinchilla lives and we decided to get a window A/C unit for her during a recent 90 degree spell. I realize that this probably sounds insane to non-chinchilla owners, but oh well. Anyways, this unit fit in the window, although we were unable to extend the fins due to our narrow window.I do have a few complaints though:- the unit is pretty loud- there is a HUGE discrepancy between the level 6 and 7 (coldest) setting- the cord is pretty shortOther than that, it works pretty well for our small 6x4 alcove (which we've blocked off with a curtain)


Question: What kind of pet do they have?

Answer: chinchilla

My apartment is an old Victorian and some of the windows are TINY (15" wide)! <hl> We have a little alcove where our chinchilla lives and we decided to get a window A/C unit for her during a recent 90 degree spell. <hl> I realize that this probably sounds insane to non-chinchilla owners, but oh well. Anyways, this unit fit in the window, although we were unable to extend the fins due to our narrow window. I do have a few complaints though:- the unit is pretty loud- there is a HUGE discrepancy between the level 6 and 7 (coldest) setting- the cord is pretty shortOther than that, it works pretty well for our small 6x4 alcove (which we've blocked off with a curtain)

My apartment is an old Victorian and some of the windows are TINY (15" wide)! We have a little alcove where our <hl> chinchilla <hl> lives and we decided to get a window A/C unit for her during a recent 90 degree spell. I realize that this probably sounds insane to non-chinchilla owners, but oh well. Anyways, this unit fit in the window, although we were unable to extend the fins due to our narrow window.I do have a few complaints though:- the unit is pretty loud- there is a HUGE discrepancy between the level 6 and 7 (coldest) setting- the cord is pretty shortOther than that, it works pretty well for our small 6x4 alcove (which we've blocked off with a curtain)


Question: When did they get a window A/C unit?

Answer: during a recent 90 degree spell

My apartment is an old Victorian and some of the windows are TINY (15" wide)! <hl> We have a little alcove where our chinchilla lives and we decided to get a window A/C unit for her during a recent 90 degree spell . <hl> I realize that this probably sounds insane to non-chinchilla owners, but oh well. Anyways, this unit fit in the window, although we were unable to extend the fins due to our narrow window. I do have a few complaints though:- the unit is pretty loud- there is a HUGE discrepancy between the level 6 and 7 (coldest) setting- the cord is pretty shortOther than that, it works pretty well for our small 6x4 alcove (which we've blocked off with a curtain)

My apartment is an old Victorian and some of the windows are TINY (15" wide)! We have a little alcove where our chinchilla lives and we decided to get a window A/C unit for her <hl> during a recent 90 degree spell <hl>. I realize that this probably sounds insane to non-chinchilla owners, but oh well. Anyways, this unit fit in the window, although we were unable to extend the fins due to our narrow window.I do have a few complaints though:- the unit is pretty loud- there is a HUGE discrepancy between the level 6 and 7 (coldest) setting- the cord is pretty shortOther than that, it works pretty well for our small 6x4 alcove (which we've blocked off with a curtain)

We have a little alcove where our chinchilla lives and we decided to get a window A/C unit for her <hl> during a recent 90 degree spell <hl> .


Question: How did they rate the sound level of the A/C unit?

Answer: pretty loud

My apartment is an old Victorian and some of the windows are TINY (15" wide)! We have a little alcove where our chinchilla lives and we decided to get a window A/C unit for her during a recent 90 degree spell. I realize that this probably sounds insane to non-chinchilla owners, but oh well. Anyways, this unit fit in the window, although we were unable to extend the fins due to our narrow window. <hl> I do have a few complaints though:- the unit is pretty loud - there is a HUGE discrepancy between the level 6 and 7 (coldest) setting- <hl> the cord is pretty shortOther than that, it works pretty well for our small 6x4 alcove (which we've blocked off with a curtain)

My apartment is an old Victorian and some of the windows are TINY (15" wide)! We have a little alcove where our chinchilla lives and we decided to get a window A/C unit for her during a recent 90 degree spell. I realize that this probably sounds insane to non-chinchilla owners, but oh well. Anyways, this unit fit in the window, although we were unable to extend the fins due to our narrow window.I do have a few complaints though:- the unit is <hl> pretty loud <hl>- there is a HUGE discrepancy between the level 6 and 7 (coldest) setting- the cord is pretty shortOther than that, it works pretty well for our small 6x4 alcove (which we've blocked off with a curtain)

I do have a few complaints though:- the unit is <hl> pretty loud <hl> - there is a HUGE discrepancy between the level 6 and 7 (coldest) setting-


Question: How many of the product have they bought in the past 2 years?

We have bought three of these in the past 2 years. They wash and dry very easily but shrink up a little, so this time I ordered the 30 x 40". My mother-in-law sits on them in her favorite chair so we fold them over a little. This one may even end up being cut in half. I washed it and it's still pretty large, so we'll see if we just fold it or cut it. (you can cut them and they don't fray)This is so nice for a person who sits for long periods. It also keeps her chair clean, so it's great to have a couple of these to wash and keep changing them out.This is thick and cozy and did not shed much at all in the washer and dryer, so it's a two thumbs up from us.(little update: we did end up cutting this in half and it's still plenty big for her chair, so she now has two more to use instead of one)

Answer: three

<hl> We have bought three of these in the past 2 years. <hl> They wash and dry very easily but shrink up a little, so this time I ordered the 30 x 40". My mother-in-law sits on them in her favorite chair so we fold them over a little. This one may even end up being cut in half. I washed it and it's still pretty large, so we'll see if we just fold it or cut it. (you can cut them and they don't fray)This is so nice for a person who sits for long periods. It also keeps her chair clean, so it's great to have a couple of these to wash and keep changing them out. This is thick and cozy and did not shed much at all in the washer and dryer, so it's a two thumbs up from us.(little update: we did end up cutting this in half and it's still plenty big for her chair, so she now has two more to use instead of one)

We have bought <hl> three <hl> of these in the past 2 years. They wash and dry very easily but shrink up a little, so this time I ordered the 30 x 40". My mother-in-law sits on them in her favorite chair so we fold them over a little. This one may even end up being cut in half. I washed it and it's still pretty large, so we'll see if we just fold it or cut it. (you can cut them and they don't fray)This is so nice for a person who sits for long periods. It also keeps her chair clean, so it's great to have a couple of these to wash and keep changing them out.This is thick and cozy and did not shed much at all in the washer and dryer, so it's a two thumbs up from us.(little update: we did end up cutting this in half and it's still plenty big for her chair, so she now has two more to use instead of one)


Question: How difficult is to wash and dry them?

Answer: very easily

We have bought three of these in the past 2 years. <hl> They wash and dry very easily but shrink up a little, so this time I ordered the 30 x 40". <hl> My mother-in-law sits on them in her favorite chair so we fold them over a little. This one may even end up being cut in half. I washed it and it's still pretty large, so we'll see if we just fold it or cut it. (you can cut them and they don't fray)This is so nice for a person who sits for long periods. It also keeps her chair clean, so it's great to have a couple of these to wash and keep changing them out. This is thick and cozy and did not shed much at all in the washer and dryer, so it's a two thumbs up from us.(little update: we did end up cutting this in half and it's still plenty big for her chair, so she now has two more to use instead of one)

We have bought three of these in the past 2 years. They wash and dry <hl> very easily <hl> but shrink up a little, so this time I ordered the 30 x 40". My mother-in-law sits on them in her favorite chair so we fold them over a little. This one may even end up being cut in half. I washed it and it's still pretty large, so we'll see if we just fold it or cut it. (you can cut them and they don't fray)This is so nice for a person who sits for long periods. It also keeps her chair clean, so it's great to have a couple of these to wash and keep changing them out.This is thick and cozy and did not shed much at all in the washer and dryer, so it's a two thumbs up from us.(little update: we did end up cutting this in half and it's still plenty big for her chair, so she now has two more to use instead of one)


Question: What might happen to one of them?

Answer: end up being cut in half

We have bought three of these in the past 2 years. They wash and dry very easily but shrink up a little, so this time I ordered the 30 x 40". My mother-in-law sits on them in her favorite chair so we fold them over a little. <hl> This one may even end up being cut in half . <hl> I washed it and it's still pretty large, so we'll see if we just fold it or cut it. (you can cut them and they don't fray)This is so nice for a person who sits for long periods. It also keeps her chair clean, so it's great to have a couple of these to wash and keep changing them out. This is thick and cozy and did not shed much at all in the washer and dryer, so it's a two thumbs up from us.(little update: we did end up cutting this in half and it's still plenty big for her chair, so she now has two more to use instead of one)

We have bought three of these in the past 2 years. They wash and dry very easily but shrink up a little, so this time I ordered the 30 x 40". My mother-in-law sits on them in her favorite chair so we fold them over a little. This one may even <hl> end up being cut in half <hl>. I washed it and it's still pretty large, so we'll see if we just fold it or cut it. (you can cut them and they don't fray)This is so nice for a person who sits for long periods. It also keeps her chair clean, so it's great to have a couple of these to wash and keep changing them out.This is thick and cozy and did not shed much at all in the washer and dryer, so it's a two thumbs up from us.(little update: we did end up cutting this in half and it's still plenty big for her chair, so she now has two more to use instead of one)

This one may even <hl> end up being cut in half <hl> .


Question: Where does the mother-in-law put them?

Answer: her favorite chair

We have bought three of these in the past 2 years. They wash and dry very easily but shrink up a little, so this time I ordered the 30 x 40". <hl> My mother-in-law sits on them in her favorite chair so we fold them over a little. <hl> This one may even end up being cut in half. I washed it and it's still pretty large, so we'll see if we just fold it or cut it. (you can cut them and they don't fray)This is so nice for a person who sits for long periods. It also keeps her chair clean, so it's great to have a couple of these to wash and keep changing them out. This is thick and cozy and did not shed much at all in the washer and dryer, so it's a two thumbs up from us.(little update: we did end up cutting this in half and it's still plenty big for her chair, so she now has two more to use instead of one)

We have bought three of these in the past 2 years. They wash and dry very easily but shrink up a little, so this time I ordered the 30 x 40". My mother-in-law sits on them in <hl> her favorite chair <hl> so we fold them over a little. This one may even end up being cut in half. I washed it and it's still pretty large, so we'll see if we just fold it or cut it. (you can cut them and they don't fray)This is so nice for a person who sits for long periods. It also keeps her chair clean, so it's great to have a couple of these to wash and keep changing them out.This is thick and cozy and did not shed much at all in the washer and dryer, so it's a two thumbs up from us.(little update: we did end up cutting this in half and it's still plenty big for her chair, so she now has two more to use instead of one)


Question: What didn't they want to splurge on?

I didn't want to splurge on a wooden wine rack so I decided to try four of these instead (buy 3 get 1 free deal from Amazon seemed like great value). If you want to use it on shelves in a closet it's not a bad buy. But it's not very attractive and stacking seems pretty dicey. If you want to stack them more than two high you will definitely need to anchor the sides to a wall. Two high works okay but requires zip ties for stability and even that makes me a little nervous. The plastic is the glossy kind that scratches if you look at it wrong and attracts every bit of dust and pet hair in the house. Since I didn't realize all its shortcomings until I had unpackaged all 4 and tried several configurations I guess I'm stuck with it for now, but eventually I'll find something better-looking and more stable...preferably wooden.

Answer: a wooden wine rack

<hl> I didn't want to splurge on a wooden wine rack so I decided to try four of these instead (buy 3 get 1 free deal from Amazon seemed like great value). <hl> If you want to use it on shelves in a closet it's not a bad buy. But it's not very attractive and stacking seems pretty dicey. If you want to stack them more than two high you will definitely need to anchor the sides to a wall. Two high works okay but requires zip ties for stability and even that makes me a little nervous. The plastic is the glossy kind that scratches if you look at it wrong and attracts every bit of dust and pet hair in the house. Since I didn't realize all its shortcomings until I had unpackaged all 4 and tried several configurations I guess I'm stuck with it for now, but eventually I'll find something better-looking and more stable...preferably wooden.

I didn't want to splurge on <hl> a wooden wine rack <hl> so I decided to try four of these instead (buy 3 get 1 free deal from Amazon seemed like great value). If you want to use it on shelves in a closet it's not a bad buy. But it's not very attractive and stacking seems pretty dicey. If you want to stack them more than two high you will definitely need to anchor the sides to a wall. Two high works okay but requires zip ties for stability and even that makes me a little nervous. The plastic is the glossy kind that scratches if you look at it wrong and attracts every bit of dust and pet hair in the house. Since I didn't realize all its shortcomings until I had unpackaged all 4 and tried several configurations I guess I'm stuck with it for now, but eventually I'll find something better-looking and more stable...preferably wooden.


Question: How many did they try?

Answer: four

<hl> I didn't want to splurge on a wooden wine rack so I decided to try four of these instead (buy 3 get 1 free deal from Amazon seemed like great value). <hl> If you want to use it on shelves in a closet it's not a bad buy. But it's not very attractive and stacking seems pretty dicey. If you want to stack them more than two high you will definitely need to anchor the sides to a wall. Two high works okay but requires zip ties for stability and even that makes me a little nervous. The plastic is the glossy kind that scratches if you look at it wrong and attracts every bit of dust and pet hair in the house. Since I didn't realize all its shortcomings until I had unpackaged all 4 and tried several configurations I guess I'm stuck with it for now, but eventually I'll find something better-looking and more stable...preferably wooden.

I didn't want to splurge on a wooden wine rack so I decided to try <hl> four <hl> of these instead (buy 3 get 1 free deal from Amazon seemed like great value). If you want to use it on shelves in a closet it's not a bad buy. But it's not very attractive and stacking seems pretty dicey. If you want to stack them more than two high you will definitely need to anchor the sides to a wall. Two high works okay but requires zip ties for stability and even that makes me a little nervous. The plastic is the glossy kind that scratches if you look at it wrong and attracts every bit of dust and pet hair in the house. Since I didn't realize all its shortcomings until I had unpackaged all 4 and tried several configurations I guess I'm stuck with it for now, but eventually I'll find something better-looking and more stable...preferably wooden.


Question: What do you need to do if you want to stack more than two high?

Answer: anchor the sides to a wall

I didn't want to splurge on a wooden wine rack so I decided to try four of these instead (buy 3 get 1 free deal from Amazon seemed like great value). If you want to use it on shelves in a closet it's not a bad buy. But it's not very attractive and stacking seems pretty dicey. <hl> If you want to stack them more than two high you will definitely need to anchor the sides to a wall . <hl> Two high works okay but requires zip ties for stability and even that makes me a little nervous. The plastic is the glossy kind that scratches if you look at it wrong and attracts every bit of dust and pet hair in the house. Since I didn't realize all its shortcomings until I had unpackaged all 4 and tried several configurations I guess I'm stuck with it for now, but eventually I'll find something better-looking and more stable...preferably wooden.

I didn't want to splurge on a wooden wine rack so I decided to try four of these instead (buy 3 get 1 free deal from Amazon seemed like great value). If you want to use it on shelves in a closet it's not a bad buy. But it's not very attractive and stacking seems pretty dicey. If you want to stack them more than two high you will definitely need to <hl> anchor the sides to a wall <hl>. Two high works okay but requires zip ties for stability and even that makes me a little nervous. The plastic is the glossy kind that scratches if you look at it wrong and attracts every bit of dust and pet hair in the house. Since I didn't realize all its shortcomings until I had unpackaged all 4 and tried several configurations I guess I'm stuck with it for now, but eventually I'll find something better-looking and more stable...preferably wooden.

If you want to stack them more than two high you will definitely need to <hl> anchor the sides to a wall <hl> .


Question: How is the plastic quality?

Answer: glossy kind that scratches if you look at it wrong

I didn't want to splurge on a wooden wine rack so I decided to try four of these instead (buy 3 get 1 free deal from Amazon seemed like great value). If you want to use it on shelves in a closet it's not a bad buy. But it's not very attractive and stacking seems pretty dicey. If you want to stack them more than two high you will definitely need to anchor the sides to a wall. Two high works okay but requires zip ties for stability and even that makes me a little nervous. <hl> The plastic is the glossy kind that scratches if you look at it wrong and attracts every bit of dust and pet hair in the house. <hl> Since I didn't realize all its shortcomings until I had unpackaged all 4 and tried several configurations I guess I'm stuck with it for now, but eventually I'll find something better-looking and more stable...preferably wooden.

I didn't want to splurge on a wooden wine rack so I decided to try four of these instead (buy 3 get 1 free deal from Amazon seemed like great value). If you want to use it on shelves in a closet it's not a bad buy. But it's not very attractive and stacking seems pretty dicey. If you want to stack them more than two high you will definitely need to anchor the sides to a wall. Two high works okay but requires zip ties for stability and even that makes me a little nervous. The plastic is the <hl> glossy kind that scratches if you look at it wrong <hl> and attracts every bit of dust and pet hair in the house. Since I didn't realize all its shortcomings until I had unpackaged all 4 and tried several configurations I guess I'm stuck with it for now, but eventually I'll find something better-looking and more stable...preferably wooden.


Question: Where did the kettle start leaking from?

I bought this kettle several years ago... It worked great for a few of them, but like other buyers have stated, our started to leak around the plastic window. I really like the size & shape and cherry red color, but having the windows made out of plastic kind of defeated having stainless steel in the first place (which was to stay away from plastic parts coming into contact with the boiling water.) The leaking seems random, sometimes going for months at a time without leaking, then suddenly - BOOM! Just when you least expect it you are hit with a counter top/floor/rug soaked of water (usually when you are having one of those hectic mornings where you just need to get out the door...)Spend your money elsewhere until they can improve this design!We will soon be buying an all-glass kettle, where there is no chance of water leaking through the non-existent window!

Answer: around the plastic window

I bought this kettle several years ago... <hl> It worked great for a few of them, but like other buyers have stated, our started to leak around the plastic window . <hl> I really like the size & shape and cherry red color, but having the windows made out of plastic kind of defeated having stainless steel in the first place (which was to stay away from plastic parts coming into contact with the boiling water.) The leaking seems random, sometimes going for months at a time without leaking, then suddenly - BOOM! Just when you least expect it you are hit with a counter top/floor/rug soaked of water (usually when you are having one of those hectic mornings where you just need to get out the door...)Spend your money elsewhere until they can improve this design!We will soon be buying an all-glass kettle, where there is no chance of water leaking through the non-existent window!

I bought this kettle several years ago... It worked great for a few of them, but like other buyers have stated, our started to leak <hl> around the plastic window <hl>. I really like the size & shape and cherry red color, but having the windows made out of plastic kind of defeated having stainless steel in the first place (which was to stay away from plastic parts coming into contact with the boiling water.) The leaking seems random, sometimes going for months at a time without leaking, then suddenly - BOOM! Just when you least expect it you are hit with a counter top/floor/rug soaked of water (usually when you are having one of those hectic mornings where you just need to get out the door...)Spend your money elsewhere until they can improve this design!We will soon be buying an all-glass kettle, where there is no chance of water leaking through the non-existent window!

It worked great for a few of them, but like other buyers have stated, our started to leak <hl> around the plastic window <hl> .


Question: What did the kettle's manufacturers need to do in order to attract buyers to buy this kettle?

Answer: improve this design

I bought this kettle several years ago... It worked great for a few of them, but like other buyers have stated, our started to leak around the plastic window. I really like the size & shape and cherry red color, but having the windows made out of plastic kind of defeated having stainless steel in the first place (which was to stay away from plastic parts coming into contact with the boiling water.) The leaking seems random, sometimes going for months at a time without leaking, then suddenly - BOOM! <hl> Just when you least expect it you are hit with a counter top/floor/rug soaked of water (usually when you are having one of those hectic mornings where you just need to get out the door...)Spend your money elsewhere until they can improve this design ! <hl> We will soon be buying an all-glass kettle, where there is no chance of water leaking through the non-existent window!

I bought this kettle several years ago... It worked great for a few of them, but like other buyers have stated, our started to leak around the plastic window. I really like the size & shape and cherry red color, but having the windows made out of plastic kind of defeated having stainless steel in the first place (which was to stay away from plastic parts coming into contact with the boiling water.) The leaking seems random, sometimes going for months at a time without leaking, then suddenly - BOOM! Just when you least expect it you are hit with a counter top/floor/rug soaked of water (usually when you are having one of those hectic mornings where you just need to get out the door...)Spend your money elsewhere until they can <hl> improve this design <hl>!We will soon be buying an all-glass kettle, where there is no chance of water leaking through the non-existent window!

Just when you least expect it you are hit with a counter top/floor/rug soaked of water (usually when you are having one of those hectic mornings where you just need to get out the door...)Spend your money elsewhere until they can <hl> improve this design <hl> !


Question: What is the color of the kettle?

Answer: cherry red

I bought this kettle several years ago... It worked great for a few of them, but like other buyers have stated, our started to leak around the plastic window. <hl> I really like the size & shape and cherry red color, but having the windows made out of plastic kind of defeated having stainless steel in the first place (which was to stay away from plastic parts coming into contact with the boiling water.) <hl> The leaking seems random, sometimes going for months at a time without leaking, then suddenly - BOOM! Just when you least expect it you are hit with a counter top/floor/rug soaked of water (usually when you are having one of those hectic mornings where you just need to get out the door...)Spend your money elsewhere until they can improve this design!We will soon be buying an all-glass kettle, where there is no chance of water leaking through the non-existent window!

I bought this kettle several years ago... It worked great for a few of them, but like other buyers have stated, our started to leak around the plastic window. I really like the size & shape and <hl> cherry red <hl> color, but having the windows made out of plastic kind of defeated having stainless steel in the first place (which was to stay away from plastic parts coming into contact with the boiling water.) The leaking seems random, sometimes going for months at a time without leaking, then suddenly - BOOM! Just when you least expect it you are hit with a counter top/floor/rug soaked of water (usually when you are having one of those hectic mornings where you just need to get out the door...)Spend your money elsewhere until they can improve this design!We will soon be buying an all-glass kettle, where there is no chance of water leaking through the non-existent window!


Question: When did I buy the kettle?

Answer: several years ago

<hl> I bought this kettle several years ago ... <hl> It worked great for a few of them, but like other buyers have stated, our started to leak around the plastic window. I really like the size & shape and cherry red color, but having the windows made out of plastic kind of defeated having stainless steel in the first place (which was to stay away from plastic parts coming into contact with the boiling water.) The leaking seems random, sometimes going for months at a time without leaking, then suddenly - BOOM! Just when you least expect it you are hit with a counter top/floor/rug soaked of water (usually when you are having one of those hectic mornings where you just need to get out the door...)Spend your money elsewhere until they can improve this design!We will soon be buying an all-glass kettle, where there is no chance of water leaking through the non-existent window!

I bought this kettle <hl> several years ago <hl>... It worked great for a few of them, but like other buyers have stated, our started to leak around the plastic window. I really like the size & shape and cherry red color, but having the windows made out of plastic kind of defeated having stainless steel in the first place (which was to stay away from plastic parts coming into contact with the boiling water.) The leaking seems random, sometimes going for months at a time without leaking, then suddenly - BOOM! Just when you least expect it you are hit with a counter top/floor/rug soaked of water (usually when you are having one of those hectic mornings where you just need to get out the door...)Spend your money elsewhere until they can improve this design!We will soon be buying an all-glass kettle, where there is no chance of water leaking through the non-existent window!

I bought this kettle <hl> several years ago <hl> ...


Question: What is the maximum weight the chair is strong enough to hold?

These are great. They are very comfortable as they have a give to them that lets them almost form to you. Yet are strong enough to hold 1000 ponds. I had a 600 pound man sit in one and he said it was very comfortable for him and obviously did not break. I also have had people who are skinny and they have said it was the most comfortable folding chair they have sat in too.

Answer: 1000 ponds

These are great. They are very comfortable as they have a give to them that lets them almost form to you. <hl> Yet are strong enough to hold 1000 ponds . <hl> I had a 600 pound man sit in one and he said it was very comfortable for him and obviously did not break. I also have had people who are skinny and they have said it was the most comfortable folding chair they have sat in too.

These are great. They are very comfortable as they have a give to them that lets them almost form to you. Yet are strong enough to hold <hl> 1000 ponds <hl>. I had a 600 pound man sit in one and he said it was very comfortable for him and obviously did not break. I also have had people who are skinny and they have said it was the most comfortable folding chair they have sat in too.

Yet are strong enough to hold <hl> 1000 ponds <hl> .