Question: What have they not regretted?

Answer: this purchase

This drying rack features a folding design, with removable drying sticks. They don't advertise them as sticks but they are, and they should be. They are the perfect width for drying pasta. You can lift them up to put the pasta on, right off of the table or out of the pasta machine. Ease and functionality makes this a drying rack you will by dying to use. Since this has been purchased, it has saved my clothes drying rack, countertops, and chairs from other duties they would rather not talk about. <hl> We have not regretted this purchase one bit, and are continually impressed by it's design and ease of use. <hl> You won't be disappointed!

This drying rack features a folding design, with removable drying sticks. They don't advertise them as sticks but they are, and they should be. They are the perfect width for drying pasta. You can lift them up to put the pasta on, right off of the table or out of the pasta machine. Ease and functionality makes this a drying rack you will by dying to use.Since this has been purchased, it has saved my clothes drying rack, countertops, and chairs from other duties they would rather not talk about.We have not regretted <hl> this purchase <hl> one bit, and are continually impressed by it's design and ease of use. You won't be disappointed!


Question: The buyer will not be, what, with this purchase?

This drying rack features a folding design, with removable drying sticks. They don't advertise them as sticks but they are, and they should be. They are the perfect width for drying pasta. You can lift them up to put the pasta on, right off of the table or out of the pasta machine. Ease and functionality makes this a drying rack you will by dying to use.Since this has been purchased, it has saved my clothes drying rack, countertops, and chairs from other duties they would rather not talk about.We have not regretted this purchase one bit, and are continually impressed by it's design and ease of use. You won't be disappointed!

Answer: disappointed

You won't be disappointed !

This drying rack features a folding design, with removable drying sticks. They don't advertise them as sticks but they are, and they should be. They are the perfect width for drying pasta. You can lift them up to put the pasta on, right off of the table or out of the pasta machine. Ease and functionality makes this a drying rack you will by dying to use. Since this has been purchased, it has saved my clothes drying rack, countertops, and chairs from other duties they would rather not talk about. We have not regretted this purchase one bit, and are continually impressed by it's design and ease of use. <hl> You won't be disappointed ! <hl>

This drying rack features a folding design, with removable drying sticks. They don't advertise them as sticks but they are, and they should be. They are the perfect width for drying pasta. You can lift them up to put the pasta on, right off of the table or out of the pasta machine. Ease and functionality makes this a drying rack you will by dying to use.Since this has been purchased, it has saved my clothes drying rack, countertops, and chairs from other duties they would rather not talk about.We have not regretted this purchase one bit, and are continually impressed by it's design and ease of use. You won't be <hl> disappointed <hl>!


Question: How long has the poster used this product?

I've used this product for several weeks. It does a good job and I've not experienced the problem others have described ie the motor shutting down for a 'mandatory' cooling off period. That said, the 'static-free' glass container is a bit of a laugh. I've ground several different types of Arabica beans and there is virtually always static cling and it's always a bit messy. On the other hand, a little mess often goes with preparing something from 'scratch', so it doesn't really bother me - just don't expect the manufacturer's 'no-static' claim to be much more than marketing hype. Bottom line: I like this grinder and I'd recommend it to a friend.

Answer: several weeks

<hl> I've used this product for several weeks . <hl> It does a good job and I've not experienced the problem others have described ie the motor shutting down for a 'mandatory' cooling off period. That said, the 'static-free' glass container is a bit of a laugh. I've ground several different types of Arabica beans and there is virtually always static cling and it's always a bit messy. On the other hand, a little mess often goes with preparing something from 'scratch', so it doesn't really bother me - just don't expect the manufacturer's 'no-static' claim to be much more than marketing hype. Bottom line: I like this grinder and I'd recommend it to a friend.

I've used this product for <hl> several weeks <hl>. It does a good job and I've not experienced the problem others have described ie the motor shutting down for a 'mandatory' cooling off period. That said, the 'static-free' glass container is a bit of a laugh. I've ground several different types of Arabica beans and there is virtually always static cling and it's always a bit messy. On the other hand, a little mess often goes with preparing something from 'scratch', so it doesn't really bother me - just don't expect the manufacturer's 'no-static' claim to be much more than marketing hype. Bottom line: I like this grinder and I'd recommend it to a friend.

I've used this product for <hl> several weeks <hl> .


Question: What problem did someone else have with the product?

Answer: the motor shutting down for a 'mandatory' cooling off period.

I've used this product for several weeks. <hl> It does a good job and I've not experienced the problem others have described ie the motor shutting down for a 'mandatory' cooling off period. That said, the 'static-free' glass container is a bit of a laugh. <hl> I've ground several different types of Arabica beans and there is virtually always static cling and it's always a bit messy. On the other hand, a little mess often goes with preparing something from 'scratch', so it doesn't really bother me - just don't expect the manufacturer's 'no-static' claim to be much more than marketing hype. Bottom line: I like this grinder and I'd recommend it to a friend.

I've used this product for several weeks. It does a good job and I've not experienced the problem others have described ie <hl> the motor shutting down for a 'mandatory' cooling off period. <hl> That said, the 'static-free' glass container is a bit of a laugh. I've ground several different types of Arabica beans and there is virtually always static cling and it's always a bit messy. On the other hand, a little mess often goes with preparing something from 'scratch', so it doesn't really bother me - just don't expect the manufacturer's 'no-static' claim to be much more than marketing hype. Bottom line: I like this grinder and I'd recommend it to a friend.


Question: What does this product claim it's "free" of?

Answer: static

I've used this product for several weeks. It does a good job and I've not experienced the problem others have described ie the motor shutting down for a 'mandatory' cooling off period. <hl> That said, the ' static -free' glass container is a bit of a laugh. <hl> I've ground several different types of Arabica beans and there is virtually always static cling and it's always a bit messy. On the other hand, a little mess often goes with preparing something from 'scratch', so it doesn't really bother me - just don't expect the manufacturer's 'no-static' claim to be much more than marketing hype. Bottom line: I like this grinder and I'd recommend it to a friend.

I've used this product for several weeks. It does a good job and I've not experienced the problem others have described ie the motor shutting down for a 'mandatory' cooling off period. That said, the '<hl> static <hl>-free' glass container is a bit of a laugh. I've ground several different types of Arabica beans and there is virtually always static cling and it's always a bit messy. On the other hand, a little mess often goes with preparing something from 'scratch', so it doesn't really bother me - just don't expect the manufacturer's 'no-static' claim to be much more than marketing hype. Bottom line: I like this grinder and I'd recommend it to a friend.

That said, the ' <hl> static <hl> -free' glass container is a bit of a laugh.


Question: What are they recommending to a friend?

Answer: grinder

I've used this product for several weeks. It does a good job and I've not experienced the problem others have described ie the motor shutting down for a 'mandatory' cooling off period. That said, the 'static-free' glass container is a bit of a laugh. I've ground several different types of Arabica beans and there is virtually always static cling and it's always a bit messy. On the other hand, a little mess often goes with preparing something from 'scratch', so it doesn't really bother me - just don't expect the manufacturer's 'no-static' claim to be much more than marketing hype. <hl> Bottom line: I like this grinder and I'd recommend it to a friend. <hl>

I've used this product for several weeks. It does a good job and I've not experienced the problem others have described ie the motor shutting down for a 'mandatory' cooling off period. That said, the 'static-free' glass container is a bit of a laugh. I've ground several different types of Arabica beans and there is virtually always static cling and it's always a bit messy. On the other hand, a little mess often goes with preparing something from 'scratch', so it doesn't really bother me - just don't expect the manufacturer's 'no-static' claim to be much more than marketing hype. Bottom line: I like this <hl> grinder <hl> and I'd recommend it to a friend.


Question: What is awesome to the poster?

This little cooker is awesome. Although it's not real big, it works great! I hand wash it due to the aluminum bottom so it doesn't discolor. It says you can put the base, lid, etc. in the dishwasher, but I want the handles, etc. to stay nice. Lentils came out great--much better than on the stove--and to do the veggies for a marinara sauce, was so easy. As for cleaning the inside, Bar Keepers Friend is the best, I think, as it doesn't scratch the SS, but gets it super clean and shiny. Oh, forgot to mention how great a whole chicken came out! I mixed some seasonings and then coated it inside & out, & cooked the 5 lb. bird for 30 min. or so! Yummy!! Next is corned beef & veggies...Wish I'd gotten this unit a long time ago. One last note: of the things I've made, it usually takes 10-15 mins. to reach pressure, then the cooking time, and then 10- 20 mins. to cool down on its own. Obviously, if you put it under cold water, it's faster, but most recipes say to let it cool down on its own.

Answer: This little cooker

This little cooker is awesome.

<hl> This little cooker is awesome. <hl> Although it's not real big, it works great! I hand wash it due to the aluminum bottom so it doesn't discolor. It says you can put the base, lid, etc. in the dishwasher, but I want the handles, etc. to stay nice. Lentils came out great--much better than on the stove--and to do the veggies for a marinara sauce, was so easy. As for cleaning the inside, Bar Keepers Friend is the best, I think, as it doesn't scratch the SS, but gets it super clean and shiny. Oh, forgot to mention how great a whole chicken came out! I mixed some seasonings and then coated it inside & out, & cooked the 5 lb. bird for 30 min. or so! Yummy!! Next is corned beef & veggies... Wish I'd gotten this unit a long time ago. One last note: of the things I've made, it usually takes 10-15 mins. to reach pressure, then the cooking time, and then 10- 20 mins. to cool down on its own. Obviously, if you put it under cold water, it's faster, but most recipes say to let it cool down on its own.

<hl> This little cooker <hl> is awesome. Although it's not real big, it works great! I hand wash it due to the aluminum bottom so it doesn't discolor. It says you can put the base, lid, etc. in the dishwasher, but I want the handles, etc. to stay nice. Lentils came out great--much better than on the stove--and to do the veggies for a marinara sauce, was so easy. As for cleaning the inside, Bar Keepers Friend is the best, I think, as it doesn't scratch the SS, but gets it super clean and shiny. Oh, forgot to mention how great a whole chicken came out! I mixed some seasonings and then coated it inside & out, & cooked the 5 lb. bird for 30 min. or so! Yummy!! Next is corned beef & veggies...Wish I'd gotten this unit a long time ago. One last note: of the things I've made, it usually takes 10-15 mins. to reach pressure, then the cooking time, and then 10- 20 mins. to cool down on its own. Obviously, if you put it under cold water, it's faster, but most recipes say to let it cool down on its own.


Question: How long does it take to cool down?

Answer: 10- 20 mins

This little cooker is awesome. Although it's not real big, it works great! I hand wash it due to the aluminum bottom so it doesn't discolor. It says you can put the base, lid, etc. in the dishwasher, but I want the handles, etc. to stay nice. Lentils came out great--much better than on the stove--and to do the veggies for a marinara sauce, was so easy. As for cleaning the inside, Bar Keepers Friend is the best, I think, as it doesn't scratch the SS, but gets it super clean and shiny. Oh, forgot to mention how great a whole chicken came out! I mixed some seasonings and then coated it inside & out, & cooked the 5 lb. bird for 30 min. or so! Yummy!! Next is corned beef & veggies... Wish I'd gotten this unit a long time ago. One last note: of the things I've made, it usually takes 10-15 mins. <hl> to reach pressure, then the cooking time, and then 10- 20 mins . <hl> to cool down on its own. Obviously, if you put it under cold water, it's faster, but most recipes say to let it cool down on its own.

This little cooker is awesome. Although it's not real big, it works great! I hand wash it due to the aluminum bottom so it doesn't discolor. It says you can put the base, lid, etc. in the dishwasher, but I want the handles, etc. to stay nice. Lentils came out great--much better than on the stove--and to do the veggies for a marinara sauce, was so easy. As for cleaning the inside, Bar Keepers Friend is the best, I think, as it doesn't scratch the SS, but gets it super clean and shiny. Oh, forgot to mention how great a whole chicken came out! I mixed some seasonings and then coated it inside & out, & cooked the 5 lb. bird for 30 min. or so! Yummy!! Next is corned beef & veggies...Wish I'd gotten this unit a long time ago. One last note: of the things I've made, it usually takes 10-15 mins. to reach pressure, then the cooking time, and then <hl> 10- 20 mins <hl>. to cool down on its own. Obviously, if you put it under cold water, it's faster, but most recipes say to let it cool down on its own.

to reach pressure, then the cooking time, and then <hl> 10- 20 mins <hl> .


Question: What kind of washing method does the poster prefer?

Answer: hand wash

This little cooker is awesome. Although it's not real big, it works great! <hl> I hand wash it due to the aluminum bottom so it doesn't discolor. <hl> It says you can put the base, lid, etc. in the dishwasher, but I want the handles, etc. to stay nice. Lentils came out great--much better than on the stove--and to do the veggies for a marinara sauce, was so easy. As for cleaning the inside, Bar Keepers Friend is the best, I think, as it doesn't scratch the SS, but gets it super clean and shiny. Oh, forgot to mention how great a whole chicken came out! I mixed some seasonings and then coated it inside & out, & cooked the 5 lb. bird for 30 min. or so! Yummy!! Next is corned beef & veggies... Wish I'd gotten this unit a long time ago. One last note: of the things I've made, it usually takes 10-15 mins. to reach pressure, then the cooking time, and then 10- 20 mins. to cool down on its own. Obviously, if you put it under cold water, it's faster, but most recipes say to let it cool down on its own.

This little cooker is awesome. Although it's not real big, it works great! I <hl> hand wash <hl> it due to the aluminum bottom so it doesn't discolor. It says you can put the base, lid, etc. in the dishwasher, but I want the handles, etc. to stay nice. Lentils came out great--much better than on the stove--and to do the veggies for a marinara sauce, was so easy. As for cleaning the inside, Bar Keepers Friend is the best, I think, as it doesn't scratch the SS, but gets it super clean and shiny. Oh, forgot to mention how great a whole chicken came out! I mixed some seasonings and then coated it inside & out, & cooked the 5 lb. bird for 30 min. or so! Yummy!! Next is corned beef & veggies...Wish I'd gotten this unit a long time ago. One last note: of the things I've made, it usually takes 10-15 mins. to reach pressure, then the cooking time, and then 10- 20 mins. to cool down on its own. Obviously, if you put it under cold water, it's faster, but most recipes say to let it cool down on its own.


Question: How long does it take to cook a 5 lb. bird?

Answer: 30 min

This little cooker is awesome. Although it's not real big, it works great! I hand wash it due to the aluminum bottom so it doesn't discolor. It says you can put the base, lid, etc. in the dishwasher, but I want the handles, etc. to stay nice. Lentils came out great--much better than on the stove--and to do the veggies for a marinara sauce, was so easy. As for cleaning the inside, Bar Keepers Friend is the best, I think, as it doesn't scratch the SS, but gets it super clean and shiny. Oh, forgot to mention how great a whole chicken came out! <hl> I mixed some seasonings and then coated it inside & out, & cooked the 5 lb. bird for 30 min . <hl> or so! Yummy!! Next is corned beef & veggies... Wish I'd gotten this unit a long time ago. One last note: of the things I've made, it usually takes 10-15 mins. to reach pressure, then the cooking time, and then 10- 20 mins. to cool down on its own. Obviously, if you put it under cold water, it's faster, but most recipes say to let it cool down on its own.

This little cooker is awesome. Although it's not real big, it works great! I hand wash it due to the aluminum bottom so it doesn't discolor. It says you can put the base, lid, etc. in the dishwasher, but I want the handles, etc. to stay nice. Lentils came out great--much better than on the stove--and to do the veggies for a marinara sauce, was so easy. As for cleaning the inside, Bar Keepers Friend is the best, I think, as it doesn't scratch the SS, but gets it super clean and shiny. Oh, forgot to mention how great a whole chicken came out! I mixed some seasonings and then coated it inside & out, & cooked the 5 lb. bird for <hl> 30 min <hl>. or so! Yummy!! Next is corned beef & veggies...Wish I'd gotten this unit a long time ago. One last note: of the things I've made, it usually takes 10-15 mins. to reach pressure, then the cooking time, and then 10- 20 mins. to cool down on its own. Obviously, if you put it under cold water, it's faster, but most recipes say to let it cool down on its own.

I mixed some seasonings and then coated it inside & out, & cooked the 5 lb. bird for <hl> 30 min <hl> .


Question: How long does it take to reach pressure?

Answer: 10-15 mins

This little cooker is awesome. Although it's not real big, it works great! I hand wash it due to the aluminum bottom so it doesn't discolor. It says you can put the base, lid, etc. in the dishwasher, but I want the handles, etc. to stay nice. Lentils came out great--much better than on the stove--and to do the veggies for a marinara sauce, was so easy. As for cleaning the inside, Bar Keepers Friend is the best, I think, as it doesn't scratch the SS, but gets it super clean and shiny. Oh, forgot to mention how great a whole chicken came out! I mixed some seasonings and then coated it inside & out, & cooked the 5 lb. bird for 30 min. or so! Yummy!! Next is corned beef & veggies... Wish I'd gotten this unit a long time ago. <hl> One last note: of the things I've made, it usually takes 10-15 mins . <hl> to reach pressure, then the cooking time, and then 10- 20 mins. to cool down on its own. Obviously, if you put it under cold water, it's faster, but most recipes say to let it cool down on its own.

This little cooker is awesome. Although it's not real big, it works great! I hand wash it due to the aluminum bottom so it doesn't discolor. It says you can put the base, lid, etc. in the dishwasher, but I want the handles, etc. to stay nice. Lentils came out great--much better than on the stove--and to do the veggies for a marinara sauce, was so easy. As for cleaning the inside, Bar Keepers Friend is the best, I think, as it doesn't scratch the SS, but gets it super clean and shiny. Oh, forgot to mention how great a whole chicken came out! I mixed some seasonings and then coated it inside & out, & cooked the 5 lb. bird for 30 min. or so! Yummy!! Next is corned beef & veggies...Wish I'd gotten this unit a long time ago. One last note: of the things I've made, it usually takes <hl> 10-15 mins <hl>. to reach pressure, then the cooking time, and then 10- 20 mins. to cool down on its own. Obviously, if you put it under cold water, it's faster, but most recipes say to let it cool down on its own.

One last note: of the things I've made, it usually takes <hl> 10-15 mins <hl> .


Question: How many have they purchased in the past year?

This is the third Hippo Digital scale I have purchased in the past year, one for me and two for presents for others. The one I bought for me is fine, but one that I gave as a present a few months ago, lost the plastic covering over the "window" and the last one I just bought came broken and will only show grams and not pounds/ounces like it should.One good scale out of three is not a good ratio to me, so although I would rate the one I got as a 5 star, I have to give the product only 1 star. It's disappointing and bothersome to buy two gifts when one starts to fall apart and the other is broken from day one. Now I have to go through the hassle of a return.

Answer: This is the third

<hl> This is the third Hippo Digital scale I have purchased in the past year, one for me and two for presents for others. <hl> The one I bought for me is fine, but one that I gave as a present a few months ago, lost the plastic covering over the "window" and the last one I just bought came broken and will only show grams and not pounds/ounces like it should. One good scale out of three is not a good ratio to me, so although I would rate the one I got as a 5 star, I have to give the product only 1 star. It's disappointing and bothersome to buy two gifts when one starts to fall apart and the other is broken from day one. Now I have to go through the hassle of a return.

<hl> This is the third <hl> Hippo Digital scale I have purchased in the past year, one for me and two for presents for others. The one I bought for me is fine, but one that I gave as a present a few months ago, lost the plastic covering over the "window" and the last one I just bought came broken and will only show grams and not pounds/ounces like it should.One good scale out of three is not a good ratio to me, so although I would rate the one I got as a 5 star, I have to give the product only 1 star. It's disappointing and bothersome to buy two gifts when one starts to fall apart and the other is broken from day one. Now I have to go through the hassle of a return.


Question: What kind of scale is it?

Answer: Hippo Digital scale

<hl> This is the third Hippo Digital scale I have purchased in the past year, one for me and two for presents for others. <hl> The one I bought for me is fine, but one that I gave as a present a few months ago, lost the plastic covering over the "window" and the last one I just bought came broken and will only show grams and not pounds/ounces like it should. One good scale out of three is not a good ratio to me, so although I would rate the one I got as a 5 star, I have to give the product only 1 star. It's disappointing and bothersome to buy two gifts when one starts to fall apart and the other is broken from day one. Now I have to go through the hassle of a return.

This is the third <hl> Hippo Digital scale <hl> I have purchased in the past year, one for me and two for presents for others. The one I bought for me is fine, but one that I gave as a present a few months ago, lost the plastic covering over the "window" and the last one I just bought came broken and will only show grams and not pounds/ounces like it should.One good scale out of three is not a good ratio to me, so although I would rate the one I got as a 5 star, I have to give the product only 1 star. It's disappointing and bothersome to buy two gifts when one starts to fall apart and the other is broken from day one. Now I have to go through the hassle of a return.


Question: What would the poster rate this product out of a 5?

Answer: only 1 star

This is the third Hippo Digital scale I have purchased in the past year, one for me and two for presents for others. The one I bought for me is fine, but one that I gave as a present a few months ago, lost the plastic covering over the "window" and the last one I just bought came broken and will only show grams and not pounds/ounces like it should. <hl> One good scale out of three is not a good ratio to me, so although I would rate the one I got as a 5 star, I have to give the product only 1 star . <hl> It's disappointing and bothersome to buy two gifts when one starts to fall apart and the other is broken from day one. Now I have to go through the hassle of a return.

This is the third Hippo Digital scale I have purchased in the past year, one for me and two for presents for others. The one I bought for me is fine, but one that I gave as a present a few months ago, lost the plastic covering over the "window" and the last one I just bought came broken and will only show grams and not pounds/ounces like it should.One good scale out of three is not a good ratio to me, so although I would rate the one I got as a 5 star, I have to give the product <hl> only 1 star <hl>. It's disappointing and bothersome to buy two gifts when one starts to fall apart and the other is broken from day one. Now I have to go through the hassle of a return.

One good scale out of three is not a good ratio to me, so although I would rate the one I got as a 5 star, I have to give the product <hl> only 1 star <hl> .


Question: What keeps happening when they order?

Answer: broken from day one

This is the third Hippo Digital scale I have purchased in the past year, one for me and two for presents for others. The one I bought for me is fine, but one that I gave as a present a few months ago, lost the plastic covering over the "window" and the last one I just bought came broken and will only show grams and not pounds/ounces like it should. One good scale out of three is not a good ratio to me, so although I would rate the one I got as a 5 star, I have to give the product only 1 star. <hl> It's disappointing and bothersome to buy two gifts when one starts to fall apart and the other is broken from day one . <hl> Now I have to go through the hassle of a return.

This is the third Hippo Digital scale I have purchased in the past year, one for me and two for presents for others. The one I bought for me is fine, but one that I gave as a present a few months ago, lost the plastic covering over the "window" and the last one I just bought came broken and will only show grams and not pounds/ounces like it should.One good scale out of three is not a good ratio to me, so although I would rate the one I got as a 5 star, I have to give the product only 1 star. It's disappointing and bothersome to buy two gifts when one starts to fall apart and the other is <hl> broken from day one <hl>. Now I have to go through the hassle of a return.

It's disappointing and bothersome to buy two gifts when one starts to fall apart and the other is <hl> broken from day one <hl> .


Question: What did they find on sale?

We found the Apple Peeler on sale at a home store and bought it on an impulse. My expectations were fairly low and I am happy to say that it performed way better than it looked like it was going to. The only real issue is with the very poor instructions, so some trial and error testing was needed.The keys to getting good results are:1) Use symmetrical Apples or Potatoes2) The firmer the better3) Take time align the Apple so the core can be cleanly removedSetting the contraption up is very easy. The base firmly attaches to most flat surfaces via a suction cup, which is nice because it can be positioned over our sink to catch the peels.We love how quickly this peels and cores a lot of apples! Our kids also got a kick out of using it, so that was a big plus as well.Recommended!

Answer: Apple Peeler

<hl> We found the Apple Peeler on sale at a home store and bought it on an impulse. <hl> My expectations were fairly low and I am happy to say that it performed way better than it looked like it was going to. The only real issue is with the very poor instructions, so some trial and error testing was needed. The keys to getting good results are:1) Use symmetrical Apples or Potatoes2) The firmer the better3) Take time align the Apple so the core can be cleanly removedSetting the contraption up is very easy. The base firmly attaches to most flat surfaces via a suction cup, which is nice because it can be positioned over our sink to catch the peels. We love how quickly this peels and cores a lot of apples! Our kids also got a kick out of using it, so that was a big plus as well. Recommended!

We found the <hl> Apple Peeler <hl> on sale at a home store and bought it on an impulse. My expectations were fairly low and I am happy to say that it performed way better than it looked like it was going to. The only real issue is with the very poor instructions, so some trial and error testing was needed.The keys to getting good results are:1) Use symmetrical Apples or Potatoes2) The firmer the better3) Take time align the Apple so the core can be cleanly removedSetting the contraption up is very easy. The base firmly attaches to most flat surfaces via a suction cup, which is nice because it can be positioned over our sink to catch the peels.We love how quickly this peels and cores a lot of apples! Our kids also got a kick out of using it, so that was a big plus as well.Recommended!


Question: What is key 1 to a good result?

Answer: Use symmetrical Apples or Potatoes

We found the Apple Peeler on sale at a home store and bought it on an impulse. My expectations were fairly low and I am happy to say that it performed way better than it looked like it was going to. The only real issue is with the very poor instructions, so some trial and error testing was needed. <hl> The keys to getting good results are:1) Use symmetrical Apples or Potatoes 2) <hl> The firmer the better3) Take time align the Apple so the core can be cleanly removedSetting the contraption up is very easy. The base firmly attaches to most flat surfaces via a suction cup, which is nice because it can be positioned over our sink to catch the peels. We love how quickly this peels and cores a lot of apples! Our kids also got a kick out of using it, so that was a big plus as well. Recommended!

We found the Apple Peeler on sale at a home store and bought it on an impulse. My expectations were fairly low and I am happy to say that it performed way better than it looked like it was going to. The only real issue is with the very poor instructions, so some trial and error testing was needed.The keys to getting good results are:1) <hl> Use symmetrical Apples or Potatoes <hl>2) The firmer the better3) Take time align the Apple so the core can be cleanly removedSetting the contraption up is very easy. The base firmly attaches to most flat surfaces via a suction cup, which is nice because it can be positioned over our sink to catch the peels.We love how quickly this peels and cores a lot of apples! Our kids also got a kick out of using it, so that was a big plus as well.Recommended!

The keys to getting good results are:1) <hl> Use symmetrical Apples or Potatoes <hl> 2)


Question: What does the base do?

Answer: firmly attaches to most flat surfaces via a suction cup

We found the Apple Peeler on sale at a home store and bought it on an impulse. My expectations were fairly low and I am happy to say that it performed way better than it looked like it was going to. The only real issue is with the very poor instructions, so some trial and error testing was needed. The keys to getting good results are:1) Use symmetrical Apples or Potatoes2) The firmer the better3) Take time align the Apple so the core can be cleanly removedSetting the contraption up is very easy. <hl> The base firmly attaches to most flat surfaces via a suction cup , which is nice because it can be positioned over our sink to catch the peels. <hl> We love how quickly this peels and cores a lot of apples! Our kids also got a kick out of using it, so that was a big plus as well. Recommended!

We found the Apple Peeler on sale at a home store and bought it on an impulse. My expectations were fairly low and I am happy to say that it performed way better than it looked like it was going to. The only real issue is with the very poor instructions, so some trial and error testing was needed.The keys to getting good results are:1) Use symmetrical Apples or Potatoes2) The firmer the better3) Take time align the Apple so the core can be cleanly removedSetting the contraption up is very easy. The base <hl> firmly attaches to most flat surfaces via a suction cup <hl>, which is nice because it can be positioned over our sink to catch the peels.We love how quickly this peels and cores a lot of apples! Our kids also got a kick out of using it, so that was a big plus as well.Recommended!

The base <hl> firmly attaches to most flat surfaces via a suction cup <hl> , which is nice because it can be positioned over our sink to catch the peels.


Question: Who else loves to use the product?

Answer: kids

We found the Apple Peeler on sale at a home store and bought it on an impulse. My expectations were fairly low and I am happy to say that it performed way better than it looked like it was going to. The only real issue is with the very poor instructions, so some trial and error testing was needed. The keys to getting good results are:1) Use symmetrical Apples or Potatoes2) The firmer the better3) Take time align the Apple so the core can be cleanly removedSetting the contraption up is very easy. The base firmly attaches to most flat surfaces via a suction cup, which is nice because it can be positioned over our sink to catch the peels. We love how quickly this peels and cores a lot of apples! <hl> Our kids also got a kick out of using it, so that was a big plus as well. <hl> Recommended!

We found the Apple Peeler on sale at a home store and bought it on an impulse. My expectations were fairly low and I am happy to say that it performed way better than it looked like it was going to. The only real issue is with the very poor instructions, so some trial and error testing was needed.The keys to getting good results are:1) Use symmetrical Apples or Potatoes2) The firmer the better3) Take time align the Apple so the core can be cleanly removedSetting the contraption up is very easy. The base firmly attaches to most flat surfaces via a suction cup, which is nice because it can be positioned over our sink to catch the peels.We love how quickly this peels and cores a lot of apples! Our <hl> kids <hl> also got a kick out of using it, so that was a big plus as well.Recommended!


Question: What setting is weaker on than the authors old fan on low.

PROS: Compact, quiet, nice color, OK Ionizor, remote, easy to useCONS: blow power on high setting is weaker than my old fan on low setting, doesn't move air around as adequately as I'd hoped in a small room (direct air is satisfying at best), blue/green light is too bright at night (had to stick tape over my lights to dull the glow.Ultimately, the weak blowing power is what's making me put this back in the box. You can feel the air but when that 85-100+ degree heat starts warming things up, the air from this just isn't enough and I have to plug in my old fan to dry up that first thin layer of sweat. I suggest looking elsewhere if you live in primarily hot areas.UPDATE 12/27/12:I was going to return this but ended up taking it to work instead. It works MUCH much better in larger, mildly air conditioned rooms. It pushes the air around alot better keeping it cooler. I'm glad this didn't turn out to be a waste afterall. The only complaint I have is that you have to be standing about six feet from the unit to get the unit to respond to the remote.

Answer: high setting

PROS: <hl> Compact, quiet, nice color, OK Ionizor, remote, easy to useCONS: blow power on high setting is weaker than my old fan on low setting, doesn't move air around as adequately as I'd hoped in a small room (direct air is satisfying at best), blue/green light is too bright at night (had to stick tape over my lights to dull the glow. <hl> Ultimately, the weak blowing power is what's making me put this back in the box. You can feel the air but when that 85-100+ degree heat starts warming things up, the air from this just isn't enough and I have to plug in my old fan to dry up that first thin layer of sweat. I suggest looking elsewhere if you live in primarily hot areas. UPDATE 12/27/12:I was going to return this but ended up taking it to work instead. It works MUCH much better in larger, mildly air conditioned rooms. It pushes the air around alot better keeping it cooler. I'm glad this didn't turn out to be a waste afterall. The only complaint I have is that you have to be standing about six feet from the unit to get the unit to respond to the remote.

PROS: Compact, quiet, nice color, OK Ionizor, remote, easy to useCONS: blow power on <hl> high setting <hl> is weaker than my old fan on low setting, doesn't move air around as adequately as I'd hoped in a small room (direct air is satisfying at best), blue/green light is too bright at night (had to stick tape over my lights to dull the glow.Ultimately, the weak blowing power is what's making me put this back in the box. You can feel the air but when that 85-100+ degree heat starts warming things up, the air from this just isn't enough and I have to plug in my old fan to dry up that first thin layer of sweat. I suggest looking elsewhere if you live in primarily hot areas.UPDATE 12/27/12:I was going to return this but ended up taking it to work instead. It works MUCH much better in larger, mildly air conditioned rooms. It pushes the air around alot better keeping it cooler. I'm glad this didn't turn out to be a waste afterall. The only complaint I have is that you have to be standing about six feet from the unit to get the unit to respond to the remote.


Question: What color are the light of the device that are to bright?

Answer: blue/green

PROS: <hl> Compact, quiet, nice color, OK Ionizor, remote, easy to useCONS: blow power on high setting is weaker than my old fan on low setting, doesn't move air around as adequately as I'd hoped in a small room (direct air is satisfying at best), blue/green light is too bright at night (had to stick tape over my lights to dull the glow. <hl> Ultimately, the weak blowing power is what's making me put this back in the box. You can feel the air but when that 85-100+ degree heat starts warming things up, the air from this just isn't enough and I have to plug in my old fan to dry up that first thin layer of sweat. I suggest looking elsewhere if you live in primarily hot areas. UPDATE 12/27/12:I was going to return this but ended up taking it to work instead. It works MUCH much better in larger, mildly air conditioned rooms. It pushes the air around alot better keeping it cooler. I'm glad this didn't turn out to be a waste afterall. The only complaint I have is that you have to be standing about six feet from the unit to get the unit to respond to the remote.

PROS: Compact, quiet, nice color, OK Ionizor, remote, easy to useCONS: blow power on high setting is weaker than my old fan on low setting, doesn't move air around as adequately as I'd hoped in a small room (direct air is satisfying at best), <hl> blue/green <hl> light is too bright at night (had to stick tape over my lights to dull the glow.Ultimately, the weak blowing power is what's making me put this back in the box. You can feel the air but when that 85-100+ degree heat starts warming things up, the air from this just isn't enough and I have to plug in my old fan to dry up that first thin layer of sweat. I suggest looking elsewhere if you live in primarily hot areas.UPDATE 12/27/12:I was going to return this but ended up taking it to work instead. It works MUCH much better in larger, mildly air conditioned rooms. It pushes the air around alot better keeping it cooler. I'm glad this didn't turn out to be a waste afterall. The only complaint I have is that you have to be standing about six feet from the unit to get the unit to respond to the remote.


Question: What doesn't the fan move around adequately.

Answer: air

PROS: <hl> Compact, quiet, nice color, OK Ionizor, remote, easy to useCONS: blow power on high setting is weaker than my old fan on low setting, doesn't move air around as adequately as I'd hoped in a small room (direct air is satisfying at best), blue/green light is too bright at night (had to stick tape over my lights to dull the glow. <hl> Ultimately, the weak blowing power is what's making me put this back in the box. You can feel the air but when that 85-100+ degree heat starts warming things up, the air from this just isn't enough and I have to plug in my old fan to dry up that first thin layer of sweat. I suggest looking elsewhere if you live in primarily hot areas. UPDATE 12/27/12:I was going to return this but ended up taking it to work instead. It works MUCH much better in larger, mildly air conditioned rooms. It pushes the air around alot better keeping it cooler. I'm glad this didn't turn out to be a waste afterall. The only complaint I have is that you have to be standing about six feet from the unit to get the unit to respond to the remote.

PROS: Compact, quiet, nice color, OK Ionizor, remote, easy to useCONS: blow power on high setting is weaker than my old fan on low setting, doesn't move <hl> air <hl> around as adequately as I'd hoped in a small room (direct air is satisfying at best), blue/green light is too bright at night (had to stick tape over my lights to dull the glow.Ultimately, the weak blowing power is what's making me put this back in the box. You can feel the air but when that 85-100+ degree heat starts warming things up, the air from this just isn't enough and I have to plug in my old fan to dry up that first thin layer of sweat. I suggest looking elsewhere if you live in primarily hot areas.UPDATE 12/27/12:I was going to return this but ended up taking it to work instead. It works MUCH much better in larger, mildly air conditioned rooms. It pushes the air around alot better keeping it cooler. I'm glad this didn't turn out to be a waste afterall. The only complaint I have is that you have to be standing about six feet from the unit to get the unit to respond to the remote.


Question: What type of areas of living does the author recommend a different device?

Answer: hot areas

PROS: Compact, quiet, nice color, OK Ionizor, remote, easy to useCONS: blow power on high setting is weaker than my old fan on low setting, doesn't move air around as adequately as I'd hoped in a small room (direct air is satisfying at best), blue/green light is too bright at night (had to stick tape over my lights to dull the glow. Ultimately, the weak blowing power is what's making me put this back in the box. You can feel the air but when that 85-100+ degree heat starts warming things up, the air from this just isn't enough and I have to plug in my old fan to dry up that first thin layer of sweat. <hl> I suggest looking elsewhere if you live in primarily hot areas .UPDATE 12/27/12: <hl> I was going to return this but ended up taking it to work instead. It works MUCH much better in larger, mildly air conditioned rooms. It pushes the air around alot better keeping it cooler. I'm glad this didn't turn out to be a waste afterall. The only complaint I have is that you have to be standing about six feet from the unit to get the unit to respond to the remote.

PROS: Compact, quiet, nice color, OK Ionizor, remote, easy to useCONS: blow power on high setting is weaker than my old fan on low setting, doesn't move air around as adequately as I'd hoped in a small room (direct air is satisfying at best), blue/green light is too bright at night (had to stick tape over my lights to dull the glow.Ultimately, the weak blowing power is what's making me put this back in the box. You can feel the air but when that 85-100+ degree heat starts warming things up, the air from this just isn't enough and I have to plug in my old fan to dry up that first thin layer of sweat. I suggest looking elsewhere if you live in primarily <hl> hot areas <hl>.UPDATE 12/27/12:I was going to return this but ended up taking it to work instead. It works MUCH much better in larger, mildly air conditioned rooms. It pushes the air around alot better keeping it cooler. I'm glad this didn't turn out to be a waste afterall. The only complaint I have is that you have to be standing about six feet from the unit to get the unit to respond to the remote.

I suggest looking elsewhere if you live in primarily <hl> hot areas <hl> .UPDATE 12/27/12:


Question: How close to the unit do you have to be to use the remote efficiently.

Answer: about six feet

PROS: Compact, quiet, nice color, OK Ionizor, remote, easy to useCONS: blow power on high setting is weaker than my old fan on low setting, doesn't move air around as adequately as I'd hoped in a small room (direct air is satisfying at best), blue/green light is too bright at night (had to stick tape over my lights to dull the glow. Ultimately, the weak blowing power is what's making me put this back in the box. You can feel the air but when that 85-100+ degree heat starts warming things up, the air from this just isn't enough and I have to plug in my old fan to dry up that first thin layer of sweat. I suggest looking elsewhere if you live in primarily hot areas. UPDATE 12/27/12:I was going to return this but ended up taking it to work instead. It works MUCH much better in larger, mildly air conditioned rooms. It pushes the air around alot better keeping it cooler. I'm glad this didn't turn out to be a waste afterall. <hl> The only complaint I have is that you have to be standing about six feet from the unit to get the unit to respond to the remote. <hl>

PROS: Compact, quiet, nice color, OK Ionizor, remote, easy to useCONS: blow power on high setting is weaker than my old fan on low setting, doesn't move air around as adequately as I'd hoped in a small room (direct air is satisfying at best), blue/green light is too bright at night (had to stick tape over my lights to dull the glow.Ultimately, the weak blowing power is what's making me put this back in the box. You can feel the air but when that 85-100+ degree heat starts warming things up, the air from this just isn't enough and I have to plug in my old fan to dry up that first thin layer of sweat. I suggest looking elsewhere if you live in primarily hot areas.UPDATE 12/27/12:I was going to return this but ended up taking it to work instead. It works MUCH much better in larger, mildly air conditioned rooms. It pushes the air around alot better keeping it cooler. I'm glad this didn't turn out to be a waste afterall. The only complaint I have is that you have to be standing <hl> about six feet <hl> from the unit to get the unit to respond to the remote.


Question: How hot did the author want to heat browned/blackened chicken to?

I ordered the Pyrex Easy Grab Casserole specifically to heat browned/blackened seared chicken to 165 degrees in the microwave for final cooking.THERE WERE TWO REQUIREMENTS1. The dish had to be see-through so I could view the chicken for meat thermometer insertion as my microwave is mounted high.2. The casserole had to fit and be able to rotate freely on the microwave carousel.RESULTSThe casserole passed both tests. It rotates freely and I can actually see what I'm doing when testing for inner temperature.Here's the actual measurements of the dish which are slightly different than the Amazon measurements.The Dish is 12-3/8 inches x 8 inches. This includes the length of the handles.My GE Microwave inner dimensions are 19-1/2 inches x 13-1/4 inches.I really like this casserole dish and especially the grab handles.

Answer: 165 degrees

<hl> I ordered the Pyrex Easy Grab Casserole specifically to heat browned/blackened seared chicken to 165 degrees in the microwave for final cooking. <hl> THERE WERE TWO REQUIREMENTS1. The dish had to be see-through so I could view the chicken for meat thermometer insertion as my microwave is mounted high.2. The casserole had to fit and be able to rotate freely on the microwave carousel. RESULTSThe casserole passed both tests. It rotates freely and I can actually see what I'm doing when testing for inner temperature. Here's the actual measurements of the dish which are slightly different than the Amazon measurements. The Dish is 12-3/8 inches x 8 inches. This includes the length of the handles. My GE Microwave inner dimensions are 19-1/2 inches x 13-1/4 inches. I really like this casserole dish and especially the grab handles.

I ordered the Pyrex Easy Grab Casserole specifically to heat browned/blackened seared chicken to <hl> 165 degrees <hl> in the microwave for final cooking.THERE WERE TWO REQUIREMENTS1. The dish had to be see-through so I could view the chicken for meat thermometer insertion as my microwave is mounted high.2. The casserole had to fit and be able to rotate freely on the microwave carousel.RESULTSThe casserole passed both tests. It rotates freely and I can actually see what I'm doing when testing for inner temperature.Here's the actual measurements of the dish which are slightly different than the Amazon measurements.The Dish is 12-3/8 inches x 8 inches. This includes the length of the handles.My GE Microwave inner dimensions are 19-1/2 inches x 13-1/4 inches.I really like this casserole dish and especially the grab handles.


Question: Why did the author want to be able to see through the dish?

Answer: view the chicken for meat thermometer insertion

I ordered the Pyrex Easy Grab Casserole specifically to heat browned/blackened seared chicken to 165 degrees in the microwave for final cooking. THERE WERE TWO REQUIREMENTS1. <hl> The dish had to be see-through so I could view the chicken for meat thermometer insertion as my microwave is mounted high.2. <hl> The casserole had to fit and be able to rotate freely on the microwave carousel. RESULTSThe casserole passed both tests. It rotates freely and I can actually see what I'm doing when testing for inner temperature. Here's the actual measurements of the dish which are slightly different than the Amazon measurements. The Dish is 12-3/8 inches x 8 inches. This includes the length of the handles. My GE Microwave inner dimensions are 19-1/2 inches x 13-1/4 inches. I really like this casserole dish and especially the grab handles.

I ordered the Pyrex Easy Grab Casserole specifically to heat browned/blackened seared chicken to 165 degrees in the microwave for final cooking.THERE WERE TWO REQUIREMENTS1. The dish had to be see-through so I could <hl> view the chicken for meat thermometer insertion <hl> as my microwave is mounted high.2. The casserole had to fit and be able to rotate freely on the microwave carousel.RESULTSThe casserole passed both tests. It rotates freely and I can actually see what I'm doing when testing for inner temperature.Here's the actual measurements of the dish which are slightly different than the Amazon measurements.The Dish is 12-3/8 inches x 8 inches. This includes the length of the handles.My GE Microwave inner dimensions are 19-1/2 inches x 13-1/4 inches.I really like this casserole dish and especially the grab handles.


Question: What did the author want to use to heat the chicken?

Answer: microwave

<hl> I ordered the Pyrex Easy Grab Casserole specifically to heat browned/blackened seared chicken to 165 degrees in the microwave for final cooking. <hl> THERE WERE TWO REQUIREMENTS1. The dish had to be see-through so I could view the chicken for meat thermometer insertion as my microwave is mounted high.2. The casserole had to fit and be able to rotate freely on the microwave carousel. RESULTSThe casserole passed both tests. It rotates freely and I can actually see what I'm doing when testing for inner temperature. Here's the actual measurements of the dish which are slightly different than the Amazon measurements. The Dish is 12-3/8 inches x 8 inches. This includes the length of the handles. My GE Microwave inner dimensions are 19-1/2 inches x 13-1/4 inches. I really like this casserole dish and especially the grab handles.

I ordered the Pyrex Easy Grab Casserole specifically to heat browned/blackened seared chicken to 165 degrees in the <hl> microwave <hl> for final cooking.THERE WERE TWO REQUIREMENTS1. The dish had to be see-through so I could view the chicken for meat thermometer insertion as my microwave is mounted high.2. The casserole had to fit and be able to rotate freely on the microwave carousel.RESULTSThe casserole passed both tests. It rotates freely and I can actually see what I'm doing when testing for inner temperature.Here's the actual measurements of the dish which are slightly different than the Amazon measurements.The Dish is 12-3/8 inches x 8 inches. This includes the length of the handles.My GE Microwave inner dimensions are 19-1/2 inches x 13-1/4 inches.I really like this casserole dish and especially the grab handles.


Question: Does the casserole rotate in the microwave with out problems.

Answer: It rotates freely

I ordered the Pyrex Easy Grab Casserole specifically to heat browned/blackened seared chicken to 165 degrees in the microwave for final cooking. THERE WERE TWO REQUIREMENTS1. The dish had to be see-through so I could view the chicken for meat thermometer insertion as my microwave is mounted high.2. The casserole had to fit and be able to rotate freely on the microwave carousel. RESULTSThe casserole passed both tests. <hl> It rotates freely and I can actually see what I'm doing when testing for inner temperature. <hl> Here's the actual measurements of the dish which are slightly different than the Amazon measurements. The Dish is 12-3/8 inches x 8 inches. This includes the length of the handles. My GE Microwave inner dimensions are 19-1/2 inches x 13-1/4 inches. I really like this casserole dish and especially the grab handles.

I ordered the Pyrex Easy Grab Casserole specifically to heat browned/blackened seared chicken to 165 degrees in the microwave for final cooking.THERE WERE TWO REQUIREMENTS1. The dish had to be see-through so I could view the chicken for meat thermometer insertion as my microwave is mounted high.2. The casserole had to fit and be able to rotate freely on the microwave carousel.RESULTSThe casserole passed both tests. <hl> It rotates freely <hl> and I can actually see what I'm doing when testing for inner temperature.Here's the actual measurements of the dish which are slightly different than the Amazon measurements.The Dish is 12-3/8 inches x 8 inches. This includes the length of the handles.My GE Microwave inner dimensions are 19-1/2 inches x 13-1/4 inches.I really like this casserole dish and especially the grab handles.


Question: What are the dimensions of the casserole?

Answer: 12-3/8 inches x 8 inches

The Dish is 12-3/8 inches x 8 inches .

I ordered the Pyrex Easy Grab Casserole specifically to heat browned/blackened seared chicken to 165 degrees in the microwave for final cooking. THERE WERE TWO REQUIREMENTS1. The dish had to be see-through so I could view the chicken for meat thermometer insertion as my microwave is mounted high.2. The casserole had to fit and be able to rotate freely on the microwave carousel. RESULTSThe casserole passed both tests. It rotates freely and I can actually see what I'm doing when testing for inner temperature. Here's the actual measurements of the dish which are slightly different than the Amazon measurements. <hl> The Dish is 12-3/8 inches x 8 inches . <hl> This includes the length of the handles. My GE Microwave inner dimensions are 19-1/2 inches x 13-1/4 inches. I really like this casserole dish and especially the grab handles.

I ordered the Pyrex Easy Grab Casserole specifically to heat browned/blackened seared chicken to 165 degrees in the microwave for final cooking.THERE WERE TWO REQUIREMENTS1. The dish had to be see-through so I could view the chicken for meat thermometer insertion as my microwave is mounted high.2. The casserole had to fit and be able to rotate freely on the microwave carousel.RESULTSThe casserole passed both tests. It rotates freely and I can actually see what I'm doing when testing for inner temperature.Here's the actual measurements of the dish which are slightly different than the Amazon measurements.The Dish is <hl> 12-3/8 inches x 8 inches <hl>. This includes the length of the handles.My GE Microwave inner dimensions are 19-1/2 inches x 13-1/4 inches.I really like this casserole dish and especially the grab handles.

The Dish is <hl> 12-3/8 inches x 8 inches <hl> .


Question: What was missing from the authors bathtub drain?

I didn't notice when I signed the lease on my new apartment that there was no plug in the bathtub drain. Not a problem, I thought, I'll just buy something to keep the soap and hair from clogging the pipes. Well, after trying a flat disc (it just flipped sideways), the white rubber hat style (what a joke), the stick-on type drain cover (which stuck on so well I still can't get the residue off) and a "stainless" mesh strainer (which rusted and looked disgusting) --- this RSVP Endurance Set of 2 Strainers was worth the money spent! The larger one fits perfectly in the bathtub drain and actually works. It's easy to clean out too. I put the smaller one in the kitchen sink on the side that does not have the disposal and I can still fit the stopper on top of it if I want to fill the sink. Should have bought this set the first time. Live and learn.

Answer: plug

<hl> I didn't notice when I signed the lease on my new apartment that there was no plug in the bathtub drain. <hl> Not a problem, I thought, I'll just buy something to keep the soap and hair from clogging the pipes. Well, after trying a flat disc (it just flipped sideways), the white rubber hat style (what a joke), the stick-on type drain cover (which stuck on so well I still can't get the residue off) and a "stainless" mesh strainer (which rusted and looked disgusting) --- this RSVP Endurance Set of 2 Strainers was worth the money spent! The larger one fits perfectly in the bathtub drain and actually works. It's easy to clean out too. I put the smaller one in the kitchen sink on the side that does not have the disposal and I can still fit the stopper on top of it if I want to fill the sink. Should have bought this set the first time. Live and learn.

I didn't notice when I signed the lease on my new apartment that there was no <hl> plug <hl> in the bathtub drain. Not a problem, I thought, I'll just buy something to keep the soap and hair from clogging the pipes. Well, after trying a flat disc (it just flipped sideways), the white rubber hat style (what a joke), the stick-on type drain cover (which stuck on so well I still can't get the residue off) and a "stainless" mesh strainer (which rusted and looked disgusting) --- this RSVP Endurance Set of 2 Strainers was worth the money spent! The larger one fits perfectly in the bathtub drain and actually works. It's easy to clean out too. I put the smaller one in the kitchen sink on the side that does not have the disposal and I can still fit the stopper on top of it if I want to fill the sink. Should have bought this set the first time. Live and learn.


Question: What does the author want to accomplish with the drain?

Answer: keep the soap and hair from clogging the pipes

I didn't notice when I signed the lease on my new apartment that there was no plug in the bathtub drain. <hl> Not a problem, I thought, I'll just buy something to keep the soap and hair from clogging the pipes . <hl> Well, after trying a flat disc (it just flipped sideways), the white rubber hat style (what a joke), the stick-on type drain cover (which stuck on so well I still can't get the residue off) and a "stainless" mesh strainer (which rusted and looked disgusting) --- this RSVP Endurance Set of 2 Strainers was worth the money spent! The larger one fits perfectly in the bathtub drain and actually works. It's easy to clean out too. I put the smaller one in the kitchen sink on the side that does not have the disposal and I can still fit the stopper on top of it if I want to fill the sink. Should have bought this set the first time. Live and learn.

I didn't notice when I signed the lease on my new apartment that there was no plug in the bathtub drain. Not a problem, I thought, I'll just buy something to <hl> keep the soap and hair from clogging the pipes <hl>. Well, after trying a flat disc (it just flipped sideways), the white rubber hat style (what a joke), the stick-on type drain cover (which stuck on so well I still can't get the residue off) and a "stainless" mesh strainer (which rusted and looked disgusting) --- this RSVP Endurance Set of 2 Strainers was worth the money spent! The larger one fits perfectly in the bathtub drain and actually works. It's easy to clean out too. I put the smaller one in the kitchen sink on the side that does not have the disposal and I can still fit the stopper on top of it if I want to fill the sink. Should have bought this set the first time. Live and learn.

Not a problem, I thought, I'll just buy something to <hl> keep the soap and hair from clogging the pipes <hl> .


Question: Using a flat disc what happened?

Answer: it just flipped sideways

I didn't notice when I signed the lease on my new apartment that there was no plug in the bathtub drain. Not a problem, I thought, I'll just buy something to keep the soap and hair from clogging the pipes. <hl> Well, after trying a flat disc ( it just flipped sideways ), the white rubber hat style (what a joke), the stick-on type drain cover (which stuck on <hl> so well I still can't get the residue off) and a "stainless" mesh strainer (which rusted and looked disgusting) --- this RSVP Endurance Set of 2 Strainers was worth the money spent! The larger one fits perfectly in the bathtub drain and actually works. It's easy to clean out too. I put the smaller one in the kitchen sink on the side that does not have the disposal and I can still fit the stopper on top of it if I want to fill the sink. Should have bought this set the first time. Live and learn.

I didn't notice when I signed the lease on my new apartment that there was no plug in the bathtub drain. Not a problem, I thought, I'll just buy something to keep the soap and hair from clogging the pipes. Well, after trying a flat disc (<hl> it just flipped sideways <hl>), the white rubber hat style (what a joke), the stick-on type drain cover (which stuck on so well I still can't get the residue off) and a "stainless" mesh strainer (which rusted and looked disgusting) --- this RSVP Endurance Set of 2 Strainers was worth the money spent! The larger one fits perfectly in the bathtub drain and actually works. It's easy to clean out too. I put the smaller one in the kitchen sink on the side that does not have the disposal and I can still fit the stopper on top of it if I want to fill the sink. Should have bought this set the first time. Live and learn.

Well, after trying a flat disc ( <hl> it just flipped sideways <hl> ), the white rubber hat style (what a joke), the stick-on type drain cover (which stuck on


Question: What does the author use the smaller drain plug for from the endurance set?

Answer: the kitchen sink

I didn't notice when I signed the lease on my new apartment that there was no plug in the bathtub drain. Not a problem, I thought, I'll just buy something to keep the soap and hair from clogging the pipes. Well, after trying a flat disc (it just flipped sideways), the white rubber hat style (what a joke), the stick-on type drain cover (which stuck on so well I still can't get the residue off) and a "stainless" mesh strainer (which rusted and looked disgusting) --- this RSVP Endurance Set of 2 Strainers was worth the money spent! The larger one fits perfectly in the bathtub drain and actually works. It's easy to clean out too. <hl> I put the smaller one in the kitchen sink on the side that does not have the disposal and I can still fit the stopper on top of it if I want to fill the sink. <hl> Should have bought this set the first time. Live and learn.

I didn't notice when I signed the lease on my new apartment that there was no plug in the bathtub drain. Not a problem, I thought, I'll just buy something to keep the soap and hair from clogging the pipes. Well, after trying a flat disc (it just flipped sideways), the white rubber hat style (what a joke), the stick-on type drain cover (which stuck on so well I still can't get the residue off) and a "stainless" mesh strainer (which rusted and looked disgusting) --- this RSVP Endurance Set of 2 Strainers was worth the money spent! The larger one fits perfectly in the bathtub drain and actually works. It's easy to clean out too. I put the smaller one in <hl> the kitchen sink <hl> on the side that does not have the disposal and I can still fit the stopper on top of it if I want to fill the sink. Should have bought this set the first time. Live and learn.


Question: What does the author use the larger plug from the endurance set for?

Answer: the bathtub drain

<hl> I didn't notice when I signed the lease on my new apartment that there was no plug in the bathtub drain . <hl> Not a problem, I thought, I'll just buy something to keep the soap and hair from clogging the pipes. Well, after trying a flat disc (it just flipped sideways), the white rubber hat style (what a joke), the stick-on type drain cover (which stuck on so well I still can't get the residue off) and a "stainless" mesh strainer (which rusted and looked disgusting) --- this RSVP Endurance Set of 2 Strainers was worth the money spent! The larger one fits perfectly in the bathtub drain and actually works. It's easy to clean out too. I put the smaller one in the kitchen sink on the side that does not have the disposal and I can still fit the stopper on top of it if I want to fill the sink. Should have bought this set the first time. Live and learn.

I didn't notice when I signed the lease on my new apartment that there was no plug in <hl> the bathtub drain <hl>. Not a problem, I thought, I'll just buy something to keep the soap and hair from clogging the pipes. Well, after trying a flat disc (it just flipped sideways), the white rubber hat style (what a joke), the stick-on type drain cover (which stuck on so well I still can't get the residue off) and a "stainless" mesh strainer (which rusted and looked disgusting) --- this RSVP Endurance Set of 2 Strainers was worth the money spent! The larger one fits perfectly in the bathtub drain and actually works. It's easy to clean out too. I put the smaller one in the kitchen sink on the side that does not have the disposal and I can still fit the stopper on top of it if I want to fill the sink. Should have bought this set the first time. Live and learn.

I didn't notice when I signed the lease on my new apartment that there was no plug in <hl> the bathtub drain <hl> .


Question: What percent is the mug spill-proof for?

I have to say I was leery at first at the spill-proof claims, based on life experience with travel cups, mugs and tumblers.However, this is absolutely that - 100% spill-proof. Great shape for gripping, fits in the cupholders and keeps my coffee hot for the drive in each morning.Did I mention it comes in enough colors to match anybody's tastes? My blue one is almost the same color as my 10th Anniversary Edition Miata so I am pleased there.The only possible improvement I would ask for is a larger size in the same design. 16 ounces is probably fine for most people but I prefer 20-24.Now, the manufacturer warns you not to use this cup for carbonated drinks because it seals so well, the pressure will build up significantly. However, where is the fun in that? I loaded it up with a carbonated citrus soda on ice and demonstrated its failure to leak for my wife by inverting it several times. When I lifted the cup to my mouth and pressed the trigger, I got a virtual fountain of beverage propelled directly into my mouth. The laughter from my wife was worth the small cleanup effort required afterward. Seriously, non-carbonated drinks probably ARE better in the long run, unless you are trying for the comedy effect.

Answer: 100%

I have to say I was leery at first at the spill-proof claims, based on life experience with travel cups, mugs and tumblers. <hl> However, this is absolutely that - 100% spill-proof. <hl> Great shape for gripping, fits in the cupholders and keeps my coffee hot for the drive in each morning. Did I mention it comes in enough colors to match anybody's tastes? My blue one is almost the same color as my 10th Anniversary Edition Miata so I am pleased there. The only possible improvement I would ask for is a larger size in the same design. 16 ounces is probably fine for most people but I prefer 20-24.Now, the manufacturer warns you not to use this cup for carbonated drinks because it seals so well, the pressure will build up significantly. However, where is the fun in that? I loaded it up with a carbonated citrus soda on ice and demonstrated its failure to leak for my wife by inverting it several times. When I lifted the cup to my mouth and pressed the trigger, I got a virtual fountain of beverage propelled directly into my mouth. The laughter from my wife was worth the small cleanup effort required afterward. Seriously, non-carbonated drinks probably ARE better in the long run, unless you are trying for the comedy effect.

I have to say I was leery at first at the spill-proof claims, based on life experience with travel cups, mugs and tumblers.However, this is absolutely that - <hl> 100% <hl> spill-proof. Great shape for gripping, fits in the cupholders and keeps my coffee hot for the drive in each morning.Did I mention it comes in enough colors to match anybody's tastes? My blue one is almost the same color as my 10th Anniversary Edition Miata so I am pleased there.The only possible improvement I would ask for is a larger size in the same design. 16 ounces is probably fine for most people but I prefer 20-24.Now, the manufacturer warns you not to use this cup for carbonated drinks because it seals so well, the pressure will build up significantly. However, where is the fun in that? I loaded it up with a carbonated citrus soda on ice and demonstrated its failure to leak for my wife by inverting it several times. When I lifted the cup to my mouth and pressed the trigger, I got a virtual fountain of beverage propelled directly into my mouth. The laughter from my wife was worth the small cleanup effort required afterward. Seriously, non-carbonated drinks probably ARE better in the long run, unless you are trying for the comedy effect.


Question: When does the author use their mug for coffee?

Answer: the drive in each morning

I have to say I was leery at first at the spill-proof claims, based on life experience with travel cups, mugs and tumblers. However, this is absolutely that - 100% spill-proof. <hl> Great shape for gripping, fits in the cupholders and keeps my coffee hot for the drive in each morning .Did I mention it comes in enough colors to match anybody's tastes? <hl> My blue one is almost the same color as my 10th Anniversary Edition Miata so I am pleased there. The only possible improvement I would ask for is a larger size in the same design. 16 ounces is probably fine for most people but I prefer 20-24.Now, the manufacturer warns you not to use this cup for carbonated drinks because it seals so well, the pressure will build up significantly. However, where is the fun in that? I loaded it up with a carbonated citrus soda on ice and demonstrated its failure to leak for my wife by inverting it several times. When I lifted the cup to my mouth and pressed the trigger, I got a virtual fountain of beverage propelled directly into my mouth. The laughter from my wife was worth the small cleanup effort required afterward. Seriously, non-carbonated drinks probably ARE better in the long run, unless you are trying for the comedy effect.

I have to say I was leery at first at the spill-proof claims, based on life experience with travel cups, mugs and tumblers.However, this is absolutely that - 100% spill-proof. Great shape for gripping, fits in the cupholders and keeps my coffee hot for <hl> the drive in each morning <hl>.Did I mention it comes in enough colors to match anybody's tastes? My blue one is almost the same color as my 10th Anniversary Edition Miata so I am pleased there.The only possible improvement I would ask for is a larger size in the same design. 16 ounces is probably fine for most people but I prefer 20-24.Now, the manufacturer warns you not to use this cup for carbonated drinks because it seals so well, the pressure will build up significantly. However, where is the fun in that? I loaded it up with a carbonated citrus soda on ice and demonstrated its failure to leak for my wife by inverting it several times. When I lifted the cup to my mouth and pressed the trigger, I got a virtual fountain of beverage propelled directly into my mouth. The laughter from my wife was worth the small cleanup effort required afterward. Seriously, non-carbonated drinks probably ARE better in the long run, unless you are trying for the comedy effect.

Great shape for gripping, fits in the cupholders and keeps my coffee hot for <hl> the drive in each morning <hl> .Did I mention it comes in enough colors to match anybody's tastes?


Question: Does the travel mug come in different colors?

Answer: it comes in enough colors to match anybody's tastes

I have to say I was leery at first at the spill-proof claims, based on life experience with travel cups, mugs and tumblers. However, this is absolutely that - 100% spill-proof. Great shape for gripping, fits in the cupholders and keeps my coffee hot for the drive in each morning. <hl> Did I mention it comes in enough colors to match anybody's tastes ? <hl> My blue one is almost the same color as my 10th Anniversary Edition Miata so I am pleased there. The only possible improvement I would ask for is a larger size in the same design. 16 ounces is probably fine for most people but I prefer 20-24.Now, the manufacturer warns you not to use this cup for carbonated drinks because it seals so well, the pressure will build up significantly. However, where is the fun in that? I loaded it up with a carbonated citrus soda on ice and demonstrated its failure to leak for my wife by inverting it several times. When I lifted the cup to my mouth and pressed the trigger, I got a virtual fountain of beverage propelled directly into my mouth. The laughter from my wife was worth the small cleanup effort required afterward. Seriously, non-carbonated drinks probably ARE better in the long run, unless you are trying for the comedy effect.

I have to say I was leery at first at the spill-proof claims, based on life experience with travel cups, mugs and tumblers.However, this is absolutely that - 100% spill-proof. Great shape for gripping, fits in the cupholders and keeps my coffee hot for the drive in each morning.Did I mention <hl> it comes in enough colors to match anybody's tastes <hl>? My blue one is almost the same color as my 10th Anniversary Edition Miata so I am pleased there.The only possible improvement I would ask for is a larger size in the same design. 16 ounces is probably fine for most people but I prefer 20-24.Now, the manufacturer warns you not to use this cup for carbonated drinks because it seals so well, the pressure will build up significantly. However, where is the fun in that? I loaded it up with a carbonated citrus soda on ice and demonstrated its failure to leak for my wife by inverting it several times. When I lifted the cup to my mouth and pressed the trigger, I got a virtual fountain of beverage propelled directly into my mouth. The laughter from my wife was worth the small cleanup effort required afterward. Seriously, non-carbonated drinks probably ARE better in the long run, unless you are trying for the comedy effect.

Did I mention <hl> it comes in enough colors to match anybody's tastes <hl> ?


Question: How many ounces does the mug hold?

Answer: 16 ounces

I have to say I was leery at first at the spill-proof claims, based on life experience with travel cups, mugs and tumblers. However, this is absolutely that - 100% spill-proof. Great shape for gripping, fits in the cupholders and keeps my coffee hot for the drive in each morning. Did I mention it comes in enough colors to match anybody's tastes? My blue one is almost the same color as my 10th Anniversary Edition Miata so I am pleased there. The only possible improvement I would ask for is a larger size in the same design. <hl> 16 ounces is probably fine for most people but I prefer 20-24.Now, the manufacturer warns you not to use this cup for carbonated drinks because it seals so well, the pressure will build up significantly. <hl> However, where is the fun in that? I loaded it up with a carbonated citrus soda on ice and demonstrated its failure to leak for my wife by inverting it several times. When I lifted the cup to my mouth and pressed the trigger, I got a virtual fountain of beverage propelled directly into my mouth. The laughter from my wife was worth the small cleanup effort required afterward. Seriously, non-carbonated drinks probably ARE better in the long run, unless you are trying for the comedy effect.

I have to say I was leery at first at the spill-proof claims, based on life experience with travel cups, mugs and tumblers.However, this is absolutely that - 100% spill-proof. Great shape for gripping, fits in the cupholders and keeps my coffee hot for the drive in each morning.Did I mention it comes in enough colors to match anybody's tastes? My blue one is almost the same color as my 10th Anniversary Edition Miata so I am pleased there.The only possible improvement I would ask for is a larger size in the same design. <hl> 16 ounces <hl> is probably fine for most people but I prefer 20-24.Now, the manufacturer warns you not to use this cup for carbonated drinks because it seals so well, the pressure will build up significantly. However, where is the fun in that? I loaded it up with a carbonated citrus soda on ice and demonstrated its failure to leak for my wife by inverting it several times. When I lifted the cup to my mouth and pressed the trigger, I got a virtual fountain of beverage propelled directly into my mouth. The laughter from my wife was worth the small cleanup effort required afterward. Seriously, non-carbonated drinks probably ARE better in the long run, unless you are trying for the comedy effect.


Question: What kind of beverage isn't recommended for the mug?

Answer: carbonated drinks

I have to say I was leery at first at the spill-proof claims, based on life experience with travel cups, mugs and tumblers. However, this is absolutely that - 100% spill-proof. Great shape for gripping, fits in the cupholders and keeps my coffee hot for the drive in each morning. Did I mention it comes in enough colors to match anybody's tastes? My blue one is almost the same color as my 10th Anniversary Edition Miata so I am pleased there. The only possible improvement I would ask for is a larger size in the same design. <hl> 16 ounces is probably fine for most people but I prefer 20-24.Now, the manufacturer warns you not to use this cup for carbonated drinks because it seals so well, the pressure will build up significantly. <hl> However, where is the fun in that? I loaded it up with a carbonated citrus soda on ice and demonstrated its failure to leak for my wife by inverting it several times. When I lifted the cup to my mouth and pressed the trigger, I got a virtual fountain of beverage propelled directly into my mouth. The laughter from my wife was worth the small cleanup effort required afterward. Seriously, non-carbonated drinks probably ARE better in the long run, unless you are trying for the comedy effect.

I have to say I was leery at first at the spill-proof claims, based on life experience with travel cups, mugs and tumblers.However, this is absolutely that - 100% spill-proof. Great shape for gripping, fits in the cupholders and keeps my coffee hot for the drive in each morning.Did I mention it comes in enough colors to match anybody's tastes? My blue one is almost the same color as my 10th Anniversary Edition Miata so I am pleased there.The only possible improvement I would ask for is a larger size in the same design. 16 ounces is probably fine for most people but I prefer 20-24.Now, the manufacturer warns you not to use this cup for <hl> carbonated drinks <hl> because it seals so well, the pressure will build up significantly. However, where is the fun in that? I loaded it up with a carbonated citrus soda on ice and demonstrated its failure to leak for my wife by inverting it several times. When I lifted the cup to my mouth and pressed the trigger, I got a virtual fountain of beverage propelled directly into my mouth. The laughter from my wife was worth the small cleanup effort required afterward. Seriously, non-carbonated drinks probably ARE better in the long run, unless you are trying for the comedy effect.


Question: Which knives does the author think are the best made?

Wusthof knifes are the best knifes made as far as I can tell. Tried others but nothing beats Wusthof. Well balanced and razor sharp. I bought 2 Wusthof Gourmet knifes trying to save some money but wished I would have just bought the Wusthof Classic instead. As far as I can tell it was a waste of money buying the Gourmet knifes.The Gourmet knifes are made of stamped steel not forged from a single blank of high carbon steel. The Wusthof Classic just holds an edge better and longer. So don't be cheap and breakdown and spend the extra money it will be worth it in the long run.My wife tells me I'm a knife snob now. I don't care and we now have 12 Wusthof Classic knifes. I told my wife those Wusthof Gourmet knifes have got to go but she tells me no and just calls me a knife snob. One day there going to come up missing. ;)

Answer: Wusthof

<hl> Wusthof knifes are the best knifes made as far as I can tell. <hl> Tried others but nothing beats Wusthof. Well balanced and razor sharp. I bought 2 Wusthof Gourmet knifes trying to save some money but wished I would have just bought the Wusthof Classic instead. As far as I can tell it was a waste of money buying the Gourmet knifes. The Gourmet knifes are made of stamped steel not forged from a single blank of high carbon steel. The Wusthof Classic just holds an edge better and longer. So don't be cheap and breakdown and spend the extra money it will be worth it in the long run. My wife tells me I'm a knife snob now. I don't care and we now have 12 Wusthof Classic knifes. I told my wife those Wusthof Gourmet knifes have got to go but she tells me no and just calls me a knife snob. One day there going to come up missing. ;)

<hl> Wusthof <hl> knifes are the best knifes made as far as I can tell. Tried others but nothing beats Wusthof. Well balanced and razor sharp. I bought 2 Wusthof Gourmet knifes trying to save some money but wished I would have just bought the Wusthof Classic instead. As far as I can tell it was a waste of money buying the Gourmet knifes.The Gourmet knifes are made of stamped steel not forged from a single blank of high carbon steel. The Wusthof Classic just holds an edge better and longer. So don't be cheap and breakdown and spend the extra money it will be worth it in the long run.My wife tells me I'm a knife snob now. I don't care and we now have 12 Wusthof Classic knifes. I told my wife those Wusthof Gourmet knifes have got to go but she tells me no and just calls me a knife snob. One day there going to come up missing. ;)


Question: How sharp are Wusthof knives?

Answer: razor sharp

Well balanced and razor sharp .

Wusthof knifes are the best knifes made as far as I can tell. Tried others but nothing beats Wusthof. <hl> Well balanced and razor sharp . <hl> I bought 2 Wusthof Gourmet knifes trying to save some money but wished I would have just bought the Wusthof Classic instead. As far as I can tell it was a waste of money buying the Gourmet knifes. The Gourmet knifes are made of stamped steel not forged from a single blank of high carbon steel. The Wusthof Classic just holds an edge better and longer. So don't be cheap and breakdown and spend the extra money it will be worth it in the long run. My wife tells me I'm a knife snob now. I don't care and we now have 12 Wusthof Classic knifes. I told my wife those Wusthof Gourmet knifes have got to go but she tells me no and just calls me a knife snob. One day there going to come up missing. ;)

Wusthof knifes are the best knifes made as far as I can tell. Tried others but nothing beats Wusthof. Well balanced and <hl> razor sharp <hl>. I bought 2 Wusthof Gourmet knifes trying to save some money but wished I would have just bought the Wusthof Classic instead. As far as I can tell it was a waste of money buying the Gourmet knifes.The Gourmet knifes are made of stamped steel not forged from a single blank of high carbon steel. The Wusthof Classic just holds an edge better and longer. So don't be cheap and breakdown and spend the extra money it will be worth it in the long run.My wife tells me I'm a knife snob now. I don't care and we now have 12 Wusthof Classic knifes. I told my wife those Wusthof Gourmet knifes have got to go but she tells me no and just calls me a knife snob. One day there going to come up missing. ;)

Well balanced and <hl> razor sharp <hl> .


Question: What does the authors wife call them?

Answer: knife snob

My wife tells me I'm a knife snob now.

Wusthof knifes are the best knifes made as far as I can tell. Tried others but nothing beats Wusthof. Well balanced and razor sharp. I bought 2 Wusthof Gourmet knifes trying to save some money but wished I would have just bought the Wusthof Classic instead. As far as I can tell it was a waste of money buying the Gourmet knifes. The Gourmet knifes are made of stamped steel not forged from a single blank of high carbon steel. The Wusthof Classic just holds an edge better and longer. So don't be cheap and breakdown and spend the extra money it will be worth it in the long run. <hl> My wife tells me I'm a knife snob now. <hl> I don't care and we now have 12 Wusthof Classic knifes. I told my wife those Wusthof Gourmet knifes have got to go but she tells me no and just calls me a knife snob. One day there going to come up missing. ;)

Wusthof knifes are the best knifes made as far as I can tell. Tried others but nothing beats Wusthof. Well balanced and razor sharp. I bought 2 Wusthof Gourmet knifes trying to save some money but wished I would have just bought the Wusthof Classic instead. As far as I can tell it was a waste of money buying the Gourmet knifes.The Gourmet knifes are made of stamped steel not forged from a single blank of high carbon steel. The Wusthof Classic just holds an edge better and longer. So don't be cheap and breakdown and spend the extra money it will be worth it in the long run.My wife tells me I'm a <hl> knife snob <hl> now. I don't care and we now have 12 Wusthof Classic knifes. I told my wife those Wusthof Gourmet knifes have got to go but she tells me no and just calls me a knife snob. One day there going to come up missing. ;)


Question: What kind of steel are the Gourmet knives made of?

Answer: stamped steel

Wusthof knifes are the best knifes made as far as I can tell. Tried others but nothing beats Wusthof. Well balanced and razor sharp. I bought 2 Wusthof Gourmet knifes trying to save some money but wished I would have just bought the Wusthof Classic instead. As far as I can tell it was a waste of money buying the Gourmet knifes. <hl> The Gourmet knifes are made of stamped steel not forged from a single blank of high carbon steel. <hl> The Wusthof Classic just holds an edge better and longer. So don't be cheap and breakdown and spend the extra money it will be worth it in the long run. My wife tells me I'm a knife snob now. I don't care and we now have 12 Wusthof Classic knifes. I told my wife those Wusthof Gourmet knifes have got to go but she tells me no and just calls me a knife snob. One day there going to come up missing. ;)

Wusthof knifes are the best knifes made as far as I can tell. Tried others but nothing beats Wusthof. Well balanced and razor sharp. I bought 2 Wusthof Gourmet knifes trying to save some money but wished I would have just bought the Wusthof Classic instead. As far as I can tell it was a waste of money buying the Gourmet knifes.The Gourmet knifes are made of <hl> stamped steel <hl> not forged from a single blank of high carbon steel. The Wusthof Classic just holds an edge better and longer. So don't be cheap and breakdown and spend the extra money it will be worth it in the long run.My wife tells me I'm a knife snob now. I don't care and we now have 12 Wusthof Classic knifes. I told my wife those Wusthof Gourmet knifes have got to go but she tells me no and just calls me a knife snob. One day there going to come up missing. ;)


Question: Which is cheaper Wusthof Gourmet or Wusthof Classic?

Answer: Wusthof Gourmet

Wusthof knifes are the best knifes made as far as I can tell. Tried others but nothing beats Wusthof. Well balanced and razor sharp. <hl> I bought 2 Wusthof Gourmet knifes trying to save some money <hl> but wished I would have just bought the Wusthof Classic instead. As far as I can tell it was a waste of money buying the Gourmet knifes. The Gourmet knifes are made of stamped steel not forged from a single blank of high carbon steel. The Wusthof Classic just holds an edge better and longer. So don't be cheap and breakdown and spend the extra money it will be worth it in the long run. My wife tells me I'm a knife snob now. I don't care and we now have 12 Wusthof Classic knifes. I told my wife those Wusthof Gourmet knifes have got to go but she tells me no and just calls me a knife snob. One day there going to come up missing. ;)

Wusthof knifes are the best knifes made as far as I can tell. Tried others but nothing beats Wusthof. Well balanced and razor sharp. I bought 2 <hl> Wusthof Gourmet <hl> knifes trying to save some money but wished I would have just bought the Wusthof Classic instead. As far as I can tell it was a waste of money buying the Gourmet knifes.The Gourmet knifes are made of stamped steel not forged from a single blank of high carbon steel. The Wusthof Classic just holds an edge better and longer. So don't be cheap and breakdown and spend the extra money it will be worth it in the long run.My wife tells me I'm a knife snob now. I don't care and we now have 12 Wusthof Classic knifes. I told my wife those Wusthof Gourmet knifes have got to go but she tells me no and just calls me a knife snob. One day there going to come up missing. ;)


Question: Where did they buy the older version from?

In 2006, I bought the older version of this heater from Gaiam. The heater did not have a fancy digital display, or a remote. During the coldest months of the year, energy usage in my home decreased considerably by simply setting the dial to the energy saver symbol. I was so pleased with the savings that I purchased a second heater to be used in other areas of my home. One heater will easily heat and maintain room temperature in a 350 sq ft living space. I'm not the only one enjoying the comfort of this heater. When my cats hear the click of the knob, they run to the source.

Answer: Gaiam

<hl> In 2006, I bought the older version of this heater from Gaiam . <hl> The heater did not have a fancy digital display, or a remote. During the coldest months of the year, energy usage in my home decreased considerably by simply setting the dial to the energy saver symbol. I was so pleased with the savings that I purchased a second heater to be used in other areas of my home. One heater will easily heat and maintain room temperature in a 350 sq ft living space. I'm not the only one enjoying the comfort of this heater. When my cats hear the click of the knob, they run to the source.

In 2006, I bought the older version of this heater from <hl> Gaiam <hl>. The heater did not have a fancy digital display, or a remote. During the coldest months of the year, energy usage in my home decreased considerably by simply setting the dial to the energy saver symbol. I was so pleased with the savings that I purchased a second heater to be used in other areas of my home. One heater will easily heat and maintain room temperature in a 350 sq ft living space. I'm not the only one enjoying the comfort of this heater. When my cats hear the click of the knob, they run to the source.

In 2006, I bought the older version of this heater from <hl> Gaiam <hl> .


Question: What did they purchase when they were please with the savings?

Answer: second heater

In 2006, I bought the older version of this heater from Gaiam. The heater did not have a fancy digital display, or a remote. During the coldest months of the year, energy usage in my home decreased considerably by simply setting the dial to the energy saver symbol. I was so pleased with the savings that I purchased <hl> a second heater to be used in other areas of my home. <hl> One heater will easily heat and maintain room temperature in a 350 sq ft living space. I'm not the only one enjoying the comfort of this heater. When my cats hear the click of the knob, they run to the source.

In 2006, I bought the older version of this heater from Gaiam. The heater did not have a fancy digital display, or a remote. During the coldest months of the year, energy usage in my home decreased considerably by simply setting the dial to the energy saver symbol. I was so pleased with the savings that I purchased a <hl> second heater <hl> to be used in other areas of my home. One heater will easily heat and maintain room temperature in a 350 sq ft living space. I'm not the only one enjoying the comfort of this heater. When my cats hear the click of the knob, they run to the source.


Question: How many square feet will one heater work for?

Answer: 350 sq ft

a 350 sq ft living space.

In 2006, I bought the older version of this heater from Gaiam. The heater did not have a fancy digital display, or a remote. During the coldest months of the year, energy usage in my home decreased considerably by simply setting the dial to the energy saver symbol. I was so pleased with the savings that I purchased a second heater to be used in other areas of my home. One heater will easily heat and maintain room temperature in <hl> a 350 sq ft living space. <hl> I'm not the only one enjoying the comfort of this heater. When my cats hear the click of the knob, they run to the source.

In 2006, I bought the older version of this heater from Gaiam. The heater did not have a fancy digital display, or a remote. During the coldest months of the year, energy usage in my home decreased considerably by simply setting the dial to the energy saver symbol. I was so pleased with the savings that I purchased a second heater to be used in other areas of my home. One heater will easily heat and maintain room temperature in a <hl> 350 sq ft <hl> living space. I'm not the only one enjoying the comfort of this heater. When my cats hear the click of the knob, they run to the source.


Question: Who else is enjoying the heater?

Answer: cats

In 2006, I bought the older version of this heater from Gaiam. The heater did not have a fancy digital display, or a remote. During the coldest months of the year, energy usage in my home decreased considerably by simply setting the dial to the energy saver symbol. I was so pleased with the savings that I purchased a second heater to be used in other areas of my home. One heater will easily heat and maintain room temperature in a 350 sq ft living space. I'm not the only one enjoying the comfort of this heater. <hl> When my cats hear the click of the knob, they run to the source. <hl>

In 2006, I bought the older version of this heater from Gaiam. The heater did not have a fancy digital display, or a remote. During the coldest months of the year, energy usage in my home decreased considerably by simply setting the dial to the energy saver symbol. I was so pleased with the savings that I purchased a second heater to be used in other areas of my home. One heater will easily heat and maintain room temperature in a 350 sq ft living space. I'm not the only one enjoying the comfort of this heater. When my <hl> cats <hl> hear the click of the knob, they run to the source.


Question: What did they set the dial to?

Answer: energy saver symbol

In 2006, I bought the older version of this heater from Gaiam. The heater did not have a fancy digital display, or a remote. <hl> During the coldest months of the year, energy usage in my home decreased considerably by simply setting the dial to the energy saver symbol . <hl> I was so pleased with the savings that I purchased a second heater to be used in other areas of my home. One heater will easily heat and maintain room temperature in a 350 sq ft living space. I'm not the only one enjoying the comfort of this heater. When my cats hear the click of the knob, they run to the source.

In 2006, I bought the older version of this heater from Gaiam. The heater did not have a fancy digital display, or a remote. During the coldest months of the year, energy usage in my home decreased considerably by simply setting the dial to the <hl> energy saver symbol <hl>. I was so pleased with the savings that I purchased a second heater to be used in other areas of my home. One heater will easily heat and maintain room temperature in a 350 sq ft living space. I'm not the only one enjoying the comfort of this heater. When my cats hear the click of the knob, they run to the source.

During the coldest months of the year, energy usage in my home decreased considerably by simply setting the dial to the <hl> energy saver symbol <hl> .