Question: What is difficult with the posters product?

Answer: very difficult to openwithout fear of breaking the device

Doesn't chop isn't completely correct. It does make one chop but after that the food you chopping is stuck in the blades. And this happens with any moist fruits or foods you attempt to chop, and it's not easy to get the stuff back out. <hl> I knowwhen this is demonstrated on TV the chopper is easy to open and clean but my the one I have is very difficult to openwithout fear of breaking the device .I'm <hl> going out tomorrow and look for one that works. I think the culprit in this case is the blade design; it traps food andis difficult to clear. I chop apples to feed to my parrots and this thing is not up to the task. All and all this device is very disappointing. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. This is just another one of those products that when it's demonstrated by a slick host who has multiple takes to make itlook can appear to be a good product. I'm disappointed in myself for falling for the hype.

Doesn't chop isn't completely correct. It does make one chop but after that the food you chopping is stuck in the blades.And this happens with any moist fruits or foods you attempt to chop, and it's not easy to get the stuff back out. I knowwhen this is demonstrated on TV the chopper is easy to open and clean but my the one I have is <hl> very difficult to openwithout fear of breaking the device <hl>.I'm going out tomorrow and look for one that works. I think the culprit in this case is the blade design; it traps food andis difficult to clear. I chop apples to feed to my parrots and this thing is not up to the task.All and all this device is very disappointing. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.This is just another one of those products that when it's demonstrated by a slick host who has multiple takes to make itlook can appear to be a good product. I'm disappointed in myself for falling for the hype.

I knowwhen this is demonstrated on TV the chopper is easy to open and clean but my the one I have is <hl> very difficult to openwithout fear of breaking the device <hl> .I'm


Question: What wouldn't the user do?

Doesn't chop isn't completely correct. It does make one chop but after that the food you chopping is stuck in the blades.And this happens with any moist fruits or foods you attempt to chop, and it's not easy to get the stuff back out. I knowwhen this is demonstrated on TV the chopper is easy to open and clean but my the one I have is very difficult to openwithout fear of breaking the device.I'm going out tomorrow and look for one that works. I think the culprit in this case is the blade design; it traps food andis difficult to clear. I chop apples to feed to my parrots and this thing is not up to the task.All and all this device is very disappointing. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.This is just another one of those products that when it's demonstrated by a slick host who has multiple takes to make itlook can appear to be a good product. I'm disappointed in myself for falling for the hype.

Answer: recommend it to anyone

Doesn't chop isn't completely correct. It does make one chop but after that the food you chopping is stuck in the blades. And this happens with any moist fruits or foods you attempt to chop, and it's not easy to get the stuff back out. I knowwhen this is demonstrated on TV the chopper is easy to open and clean but my the one I have is very difficult to openwithout fear of breaking the device. I'm going out tomorrow and look for one that works. I think the culprit in this case is the blade design; it traps food andis difficult to clear. I chop apples to feed to my parrots and this thing is not up to the task. All and all this device is very disappointing. <hl> I wouldn't recommend it to anyone .This is just another one of those products that when it's demonstrated by a slick host who has multiple takes to make itlook can appear to be a good product. <hl> I'm disappointed in myself for falling for the hype.

Doesn't chop isn't completely correct. It does make one chop but after that the food you chopping is stuck in the blades.And this happens with any moist fruits or foods you attempt to chop, and it's not easy to get the stuff back out. I knowwhen this is demonstrated on TV the chopper is easy to open and clean but my the one I have is very difficult to openwithout fear of breaking the device.I'm going out tomorrow and look for one that works. I think the culprit in this case is the blade design; it traps food andis difficult to clear. I chop apples to feed to my parrots and this thing is not up to the task.All and all this device is very disappointing. I wouldn't <hl> recommend it to anyone <hl>.This is just another one of those products that when it's demonstrated by a slick host who has multiple takes to make itlook can appear to be a good product. I'm disappointed in myself for falling for the hype.

I wouldn't <hl> recommend it to anyone <hl> .This is just another one of those products that when it's demonstrated by a slick host who has multiple takes to make itlook can appear to be a good product.


Question: What is this product demonstrated by?

Answer: a slick host who has multiple takes to make itlook can appear to be a good product

Doesn't chop isn't completely correct. It does make one chop but after that the food you chopping is stuck in the blades. And this happens with any moist fruits or foods you attempt to chop, and it's not easy to get the stuff back out. I knowwhen this is demonstrated on TV the chopper is easy to open and clean but my the one I have is very difficult to openwithout fear of breaking the device. I'm going out tomorrow and look for one that works. I think the culprit in this case is the blade design; it traps food andis difficult to clear. I chop apples to feed to my parrots and this thing is not up to the task. All and all this device is very disappointing. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. <hl> This is just another one of those products that when it's demonstrated by a slick host who has multiple takes to make itlook can appear to be a good product . <hl> I'm disappointed in myself for falling for the hype.

Doesn't chop isn't completely correct. It does make one chop but after that the food you chopping is stuck in the blades.And this happens with any moist fruits or foods you attempt to chop, and it's not easy to get the stuff back out. I knowwhen this is demonstrated on TV the chopper is easy to open and clean but my the one I have is very difficult to openwithout fear of breaking the device.I'm going out tomorrow and look for one that works. I think the culprit in this case is the blade design; it traps food andis difficult to clear. I chop apples to feed to my parrots and this thing is not up to the task.All and all this device is very disappointing. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.This is just another one of those products that when it's demonstrated by <hl> a slick host who has multiple takes to make itlook can appear to be a good product <hl>. I'm disappointed in myself for falling for the hype.

This is just another one of those products that when it's demonstrated by <hl> a slick host who has multiple takes to make itlook can appear to be a good product <hl> .


Question: Where did they buy their product?

My Salad Shooter (I cheated) is from a yard sale, so it only cost a couple of dollars. But that's because I didn't know that Amazon has them for sale. It is a marvel to use, especially for carrots, hard(er) cheeses, and other firm stuff.BUT -- big warning from experience -- things like bamboo shoots and celery, that have strings in them, just tend to jam it up, so all you do is clean food-jams out (similar to log jams).Either get the strings out (celery) or chop them by hand.Also I think there may be a small problem (after bamboo) with the cutting edges getting dull. Being on the outside of the attachment, it should be possible to sharpen them with a fine file or sharpening stone, or else haunt the yard sales to get replacement parts from people who didn't like theirs...A definite must-have, from somebody who has a KitchenAid Stand Mixer with all the good attachments, and still uses the Salad Shooter for shredding carrots and such stuff. Nice.

Answer: from a yard sale,

<hl> My Salad Shooter (I cheated) is from a yard sale, so it only cost a couple of dollars. <hl> But that's because I didn't know that Amazon has them for sale. It is a marvel to use, especially for carrots, hard(er) cheeses, and other firm stuff. BUT -- big warning from experience -- things like bamboo shoots and celery, that have strings in them, just tend to jam it up, so all you do is clean food-jams out (similar to log jams).Either get the strings out (celery) or chop them by hand. Also I think there may be a small problem (after bamboo) with the cutting edges getting dull. Being on the outside of the attachment, it should be possible to sharpen them with a fine file or sharpening stone, or else haunt the yard sales to get replacement parts from people who didn't like theirs... A definite must-have, from somebody who has a KitchenAid Stand Mixer with all the good attachments, and still uses the Salad Shooter for shredding carrots and such stuff. Nice.

My Salad Shooter (I cheated) is <hl> from a yard sale, <hl> so it only cost a couple of dollars. But that's because I didn't know that Amazon has them for sale. It is a marvel to use, especially for carrots, hard(er) cheeses, and other firm stuff.BUT -- big warning from experience -- things like bamboo shoots and celery, that have strings in them, just tend to jam it up, so all you do is clean food-jams out (similar to log jams).Either get the strings out (celery) or chop them by hand.Also I think there may be a small problem (after bamboo) with the cutting edges getting dull. Being on the outside of the attachment, it should be possible to sharpen them with a fine file or sharpening stone, or else haunt the yard sales to get replacement parts from people who didn't like theirs...A definite must-have, from somebody who has a KitchenAid Stand Mixer with all the good attachments, and still uses the Salad Shooter for shredding carrots and such stuff. Nice.


Question: A definite must-have for who?

Answer: somebody who has a KitchenAid Stand Mixer with all the good attachments

My Salad Shooter (I cheated) is from a yard sale, so it only cost a couple of dollars. But that's because I didn't know that Amazon has them for sale. It is a marvel to use, especially for carrots, hard(er) cheeses, and other firm stuff. BUT -- big warning from experience -- things like bamboo shoots and celery, that have strings in them, just tend to jam it up, so all you do is clean food-jams out (similar to log jams).Either get the strings out (celery) or chop them by hand. Also I think there may be a small problem (after bamboo) with the cutting edges getting dull. Being on the outside of the attachment, it should be possible to sharpen them with a fine file or sharpening stone, or else haunt the yard sales to get replacement parts from people who didn't like theirs... <hl> A definite must-have, from somebody who has a KitchenAid Stand Mixer with all the good attachments , and still uses the Salad Shooter for shredding carrots and such stuff. <hl> Nice.

My Salad Shooter (I cheated) is from a yard sale, so it only cost a couple of dollars. But that's because I didn't know that Amazon has them for sale. It is a marvel to use, especially for carrots, hard(er) cheeses, and other firm stuff.BUT -- big warning from experience -- things like bamboo shoots and celery, that have strings in them, just tend to jam it up, so all you do is clean food-jams out (similar to log jams).Either get the strings out (celery) or chop them by hand.Also I think there may be a small problem (after bamboo) with the cutting edges getting dull. Being on the outside of the attachment, it should be possible to sharpen them with a fine file or sharpening stone, or else haunt the yard sales to get replacement parts from people who didn't like theirs...A definite must-have, from <hl> somebody who has a KitchenAid Stand Mixer with all the good attachments <hl>, and still uses the Salad Shooter for shredding carrots and such stuff. Nice.

A definite must-have, from <hl> somebody who has a KitchenAid Stand Mixer with all the good attachments <hl> , and still uses the Salad Shooter for shredding carrots and such stuff.


Question: What do they use their Salad Shooter for?

Answer: shredding carrots and such stuff

My Salad Shooter (I cheated) is from a yard sale, so it only cost a couple of dollars. But that's because I didn't know that Amazon has them for sale. It is a marvel to use, especially for carrots, hard(er) cheeses, and other firm stuff. BUT -- big warning from experience -- things like bamboo shoots and celery, that have strings in them, just tend to jam it up, so all you do is clean food-jams out (similar to log jams).Either get the strings out (celery) or chop them by hand. Also I think there may be a small problem (after bamboo) with the cutting edges getting dull. Being on the outside of the attachment, it should be possible to sharpen them with a fine file or sharpening stone, or else haunt the yard sales to get replacement parts from people who didn't like theirs... <hl> A definite must-have, from somebody who has a KitchenAid Stand Mixer with all the good attachments, and still uses the Salad Shooter for shredding carrots and such stuff . <hl> Nice.

My Salad Shooter (I cheated) is from a yard sale, so it only cost a couple of dollars. But that's because I didn't know that Amazon has them for sale. It is a marvel to use, especially for carrots, hard(er) cheeses, and other firm stuff.BUT -- big warning from experience -- things like bamboo shoots and celery, that have strings in them, just tend to jam it up, so all you do is clean food-jams out (similar to log jams).Either get the strings out (celery) or chop them by hand.Also I think there may be a small problem (after bamboo) with the cutting edges getting dull. Being on the outside of the attachment, it should be possible to sharpen them with a fine file or sharpening stone, or else haunt the yard sales to get replacement parts from people who didn't like theirs...A definite must-have, from somebody who has a KitchenAid Stand Mixer with all the good attachments, and still uses the Salad Shooter for <hl> shredding carrots and such stuff <hl>. Nice.

A definite must-have, from somebody who has a KitchenAid Stand Mixer with all the good attachments, and still uses the Salad Shooter for <hl> shredding carrots and such stuff <hl> .


Question: What product is the user talking about?

Answer: Salad Shooter

<hl> My Salad Shooter (I cheated) is from a yard sale, so it only cost a couple of dollars. <hl> But that's because I didn't know that Amazon has them for sale. It is a marvel to use, especially for carrots, hard(er) cheeses, and other firm stuff. BUT -- big warning from experience -- things like bamboo shoots and celery, that have strings in them, just tend to jam it up, so all you do is clean food-jams out (similar to log jams).Either get the strings out (celery) or chop them by hand. Also I think there may be a small problem (after bamboo) with the cutting edges getting dull. Being on the outside of the attachment, it should be possible to sharpen them with a fine file or sharpening stone, or else haunt the yard sales to get replacement parts from people who didn't like theirs... A definite must-have, from somebody who has a KitchenAid Stand Mixer with all the good attachments, and still uses the Salad Shooter for shredding carrots and such stuff. Nice.

My <hl> Salad Shooter <hl> (I cheated) is from a yard sale, so it only cost a couple of dollars. But that's because I didn't know that Amazon has them for sale. It is a marvel to use, especially for carrots, hard(er) cheeses, and other firm stuff.BUT -- big warning from experience -- things like bamboo shoots and celery, that have strings in them, just tend to jam it up, so all you do is clean food-jams out (similar to log jams).Either get the strings out (celery) or chop them by hand.Also I think there may be a small problem (after bamboo) with the cutting edges getting dull. Being on the outside of the attachment, it should be possible to sharpen them with a fine file or sharpening stone, or else haunt the yard sales to get replacement parts from people who didn't like theirs...A definite must-have, from somebody who has a KitchenAid Stand Mixer with all the good attachments, and still uses the Salad Shooter for shredding carrots and such stuff. Nice.


Question: what is the material of the exterior of the brewer?

This brewer is functionally the Platinum B70 Keurig brewer. It accepts the standard K-cups and produces an exceptional single cup of coffee on demand. The Keurig brewing system is easy to use, produces little mess while producing great cups of coffee.This brewer includes the filter system and the reusable My K-Cup that must be purchased with the other systems. The stainless steel exterior and slightly different design is the most visible difference. Internally, this is a better-constructed brewer, less prone to problems with a higher customer rating than the B70 system.Having used both, I find this system to make less noise with a sturdier feel. Controls are about the same. I feel the B70 is slightly easier to filling with water but not so much as to make this a buying decision. If you make one or two cups of coffee a day, go with the B70. If you make six to ten cups of coffee a day, I would consider this machine.

Answer: stainless steel

This brewer is functionally the Platinum B70 Keurig brewer. It accepts the standard K-cups and produces an exceptional single cup of coffee on demand. The Keurig brewing system is easy to use, produces little mess while producing great cups of coffee. This brewer includes the filter system and the reusable My K-Cup that must be purchased with the other systems. <hl> The stainless steel exterior and slightly different design is the most visible difference. <hl> Internally, this is a better-constructed brewer, less prone to problems with a higher customer rating than the B70 system. Having used both, I find this system to make less noise with a sturdier feel. Controls are about the same. I feel the B70 is slightly easier to filling with water but not so much as to make this a buying decision. If you make one or two cups of coffee a day, go with the B70. If you make six to ten cups of coffee a day, I would consider this machine.

This brewer is functionally the Platinum B70 Keurig brewer. It accepts the standard K-cups and produces an exceptional single cup of coffee on demand. The Keurig brewing system is easy to use, produces little mess while producing great cups of coffee.This brewer includes the filter system and the reusable My K-Cup that must be purchased with the other systems. The <hl> stainless steel <hl> exterior and slightly different design is the most visible difference. Internally, this is a better-constructed brewer, less prone to problems with a higher customer rating than the B70 system.Having used both, I find this system to make less noise with a sturdier feel. Controls are about the same. I feel the B70 is slightly easier to filling with water but not so much as to make this a buying decision. If you make one or two cups of coffee a day, go with the B70. If you make six to ten cups of coffee a day, I would consider this machine.


Question: what is included besides the filter with this this unit?

Answer: reusable My K-Cup

This brewer is functionally the Platinum B70 Keurig brewer. It accepts the standard K-cups and produces an exceptional single cup of coffee on demand. The Keurig brewing system is easy to use, produces little mess while producing great cups of coffee. <hl> This brewer includes the filter system and the reusable My K-Cup that must be purchased with the other systems. <hl> The stainless steel exterior and slightly different design is the most visible difference. Internally, this is a better-constructed brewer, less prone to problems with a higher customer rating than the B70 system. Having used both, I find this system to make less noise with a sturdier feel. Controls are about the same. I feel the B70 is slightly easier to filling with water but not so much as to make this a buying decision. If you make one or two cups of coffee a day, go with the B70. If you make six to ten cups of coffee a day, I would consider this machine.

This brewer is functionally the Platinum B70 Keurig brewer. It accepts the standard K-cups and produces an exceptional single cup of coffee on demand. The Keurig brewing system is easy to use, produces little mess while producing great cups of coffee.This brewer includes the filter system and the <hl> reusable My K-Cup <hl> that must be purchased with the other systems. The stainless steel exterior and slightly different design is the most visible difference. Internally, this is a better-constructed brewer, less prone to problems with a higher customer rating than the B70 system.Having used both, I find this system to make less noise with a sturdier feel. Controls are about the same. I feel the B70 is slightly easier to filling with water but not so much as to make this a buying decision. If you make one or two cups of coffee a day, go with the B70. If you make six to ten cups of coffee a day, I would consider this machine.


Question: which unit is quieter?

Answer: Platinum B70 Keurig brewer

<hl> This brewer is functionally the Platinum B70 Keurig brewer . <hl> It accepts the standard K-cups and produces an exceptional single cup of coffee on demand. The Keurig brewing system is easy to use, produces little mess while producing great cups of coffee. This brewer includes the filter system and the reusable My K-Cup that must be purchased with the other systems. The stainless steel exterior and slightly different design is the most visible difference. Internally, this is a better-constructed brewer, less prone to problems with a higher customer rating than the B70 system. Having used both, I find this system to make less noise with a sturdier feel. Controls are about the same. I feel the B70 is slightly easier to filling with water but not so much as to make this a buying decision. If you make one or two cups of coffee a day, go with the B70. If you make six to ten cups of coffee a day, I would consider this machine.

This brewer is functionally the <hl> Platinum B70 Keurig brewer <hl>. It accepts the standard K-cups and produces an exceptional single cup of coffee on demand. The Keurig brewing system is easy to use, produces little mess while producing great cups of coffee.This brewer includes the filter system and the reusable My K-Cup that must be purchased with the other systems. The stainless steel exterior and slightly different design is the most visible difference. Internally, this is a better-constructed brewer, less prone to problems with a higher customer rating than the B70 system.Having used both, I find this system to make less noise with a sturdier feel. Controls are about the same. I feel the B70 is slightly easier to filling with water but not so much as to make this a buying decision. If you make one or two cups of coffee a day, go with the B70. If you make six to ten cups of coffee a day, I would consider this machine.

This brewer is functionally the <hl> Platinum B70 Keurig brewer <hl> .


Question: what is the b70 better suited for?

Answer: If you make one or two cups of coffee a day

This brewer is functionally the Platinum B70 Keurig brewer. It accepts the standard K-cups and produces an exceptional single cup of coffee on demand. The Keurig brewing system is easy to use, produces little mess while producing great cups of coffee. This brewer includes the filter system and the reusable My K-Cup that must be purchased with the other systems. The stainless steel exterior and slightly different design is the most visible difference. Internally, this is a better-constructed brewer, less prone to problems with a higher customer rating than the B70 system. Having used both, I find this system to make less noise with a sturdier feel. Controls are about the same. I feel the B70 is slightly easier to filling with water but not so much as to make this a buying decision. <hl> If you make one or two cups of coffee a day , go with the B70. <hl> If you make six to ten cups of coffee a day, I would consider this machine.

This brewer is functionally the Platinum B70 Keurig brewer. It accepts the standard K-cups and produces an exceptional single cup of coffee on demand. The Keurig brewing system is easy to use, produces little mess while producing great cups of coffee.This brewer includes the filter system and the reusable My K-Cup that must be purchased with the other systems. The stainless steel exterior and slightly different design is the most visible difference. Internally, this is a better-constructed brewer, less prone to problems with a higher customer rating than the B70 system.Having used both, I find this system to make less noise with a sturdier feel. Controls are about the same. I feel the B70 is slightly easier to filling with water but not so much as to make this a buying decision. <hl> If you make one or two cups of coffee a day <hl>, go with the B70. If you make six to ten cups of coffee a day, I would consider this machine.

<hl> If you make one or two cups of coffee a day <hl> , go with the B70.


Question: what can be dont to make the peppermill last longer?

My wife and I have had this Peppermill for about ten years. Well, not exactly this ONE. We have gone through four of them in the ten years. Sometimes it sat in the cabinet for a few months before we sent it back. The peppermill does come with a lifetime warranty and Olde Thompson has replaced it, without question, every time the gears have stripped out. We ship it back and receive a new on in a couple of weeks. The cover has been changed since we first purchased it. Perhaps it was part of an upgrade. We have had our current one for a couple of years now.Other than the gears stripping out every couple of years, the mill works great. I particularly like it that the pepper comes out the top rather than the bottom. It doesn't leave pepper on the table whenever we set it down, like many of the bottom gear mills. The adjustable gears work fine. We have found that it seems to last longer if we don't grind the peppercorns as fine. We usually prefer the coarse grind anyway.

Answer: don't grind the peppercorns as fine

My wife and I have had this Peppermill for about ten years. Well, not exactly this ONE. We have gone through four of them in the ten years. Sometimes it sat in the cabinet for a few months before we sent it back. The peppermill does come with a lifetime warranty and Olde Thompson has replaced it, without question, every time the gears have stripped out. We ship it back and receive a new on in a couple of weeks. The cover has been changed since we first purchased it. Perhaps it was part of an upgrade. We have had our current one for a couple of years now. Other than the gears stripping out every couple of years, the mill works great. I particularly like it that the pepper comes out the top rather than the bottom. It doesn't leave pepper on the table whenever we set it down, like many of the bottom gear mills. The adjustable gears work fine. <hl> We have found that it seems to last longer if we don't grind the peppercorns as fine . <hl> We usually prefer the coarse grind anyway.

My wife and I have had this Peppermill for about ten years. Well, not exactly this ONE. We have gone through four of them in the ten years. Sometimes it sat in the cabinet for a few months before we sent it back. The peppermill does come with a lifetime warranty and Olde Thompson has replaced it, without question, every time the gears have stripped out. We ship it back and receive a new on in a couple of weeks. The cover has been changed since we first purchased it. Perhaps it was part of an upgrade. We have had our current one for a couple of years now.Other than the gears stripping out every couple of years, the mill works great. I particularly like it that the pepper comes out the top rather than the bottom. It doesn't leave pepper on the table whenever we set it down, like many of the bottom gear mills. The adjustable gears work fine. We have found that it seems to last longer if we <hl> don't grind the peppercorns as fine <hl>. We usually prefer the coarse grind anyway.

We have found that it seems to last longer if we <hl> don't grind the peppercorns as fine <hl> .


Question: what kind of gears does the peppermill have?

Answer: adjustable

The adjustable gears work fine.

My wife and I have had this Peppermill for about ten years. Well, not exactly this ONE. We have gone through four of them in the ten years. Sometimes it sat in the cabinet for a few months before we sent it back. The peppermill does come with a lifetime warranty and Olde Thompson has replaced it, without question, every time the gears have stripped out. We ship it back and receive a new on in a couple of weeks. The cover has been changed since we first purchased it. Perhaps it was part of an upgrade. We have had our current one for a couple of years now. Other than the gears stripping out every couple of years, the mill works great. I particularly like it that the pepper comes out the top rather than the bottom. It doesn't leave pepper on the table whenever we set it down, like many of the bottom gear mills. <hl> The adjustable gears work fine. <hl> We have found that it seems to last longer if we don't grind the peppercorns as fine. We usually prefer the coarse grind anyway.

My wife and I have had this Peppermill for about ten years. Well, not exactly this ONE. We have gone through four of them in the ten years. Sometimes it sat in the cabinet for a few months before we sent it back. The peppermill does come with a lifetime warranty and Olde Thompson has replaced it, without question, every time the gears have stripped out. We ship it back and receive a new on in a couple of weeks. The cover has been changed since we first purchased it. Perhaps it was part of an upgrade. We have had our current one for a couple of years now.Other than the gears stripping out every couple of years, the mill works great. I particularly like it that the pepper comes out the top rather than the bottom. It doesn't leave pepper on the table whenever we set it down, like many of the bottom gear mills. The <hl> adjustable <hl> gears work fine. We have found that it seems to last longer if we don't grind the peppercorns as fine. We usually prefer the coarse grind anyway.


Question: how long is the warranty on this peppermill?

Answer: lifetime

My wife and I have had this Peppermill for about ten years. Well, not exactly this ONE. We have gone through four of them in the ten years. Sometimes it sat in the cabinet for a few months before we sent it back. <hl> The peppermill does come with a lifetime warranty and Olde Thompson has replaced it, without question, every time the gears have stripped out. <hl> We ship it back and receive a new on in a couple of weeks. The cover has been changed since we first purchased it. Perhaps it was part of an upgrade. We have had our current one for a couple of years now. Other than the gears stripping out every couple of years, the mill works great. I particularly like it that the pepper comes out the top rather than the bottom. It doesn't leave pepper on the table whenever we set it down, like many of the bottom gear mills. The adjustable gears work fine. We have found that it seems to last longer if we don't grind the peppercorns as fine. We usually prefer the coarse grind anyway.

My wife and I have had this Peppermill for about ten years. Well, not exactly this ONE. We have gone through four of them in the ten years. Sometimes it sat in the cabinet for a few months before we sent it back. The peppermill does come with a <hl> lifetime <hl> warranty and Olde Thompson has replaced it, without question, every time the gears have stripped out. We ship it back and receive a new on in a couple of weeks. The cover has been changed since we first purchased it. Perhaps it was part of an upgrade. We have had our current one for a couple of years now.Other than the gears stripping out every couple of years, the mill works great. I particularly like it that the pepper comes out the top rather than the bottom. It doesn't leave pepper on the table whenever we set it down, like many of the bottom gear mills. The adjustable gears work fine. We have found that it seems to last longer if we don't grind the peppercorns as fine. We usually prefer the coarse grind anyway.


Question: what happens when the gears strip out?

Answer: Olde Thompson has replaced it

My wife and I have had this Peppermill for about ten years. Well, not exactly this ONE. We have gone through four of them in the ten years. Sometimes it sat in the cabinet for a few months before we sent it back. <hl> The peppermill does come with a lifetime warranty and Olde Thompson has replaced it , without question, every time the gears have stripped out. <hl> We ship it back and receive a new on in a couple of weeks. The cover has been changed since we first purchased it. Perhaps it was part of an upgrade. We have had our current one for a couple of years now. Other than the gears stripping out every couple of years, the mill works great. I particularly like it that the pepper comes out the top rather than the bottom. It doesn't leave pepper on the table whenever we set it down, like many of the bottom gear mills. The adjustable gears work fine. We have found that it seems to last longer if we don't grind the peppercorns as fine. We usually prefer the coarse grind anyway.

My wife and I have had this Peppermill for about ten years. Well, not exactly this ONE. We have gone through four of them in the ten years. Sometimes it sat in the cabinet for a few months before we sent it back. The peppermill does come with a lifetime warranty and <hl> Olde Thompson has replaced it <hl>, without question, every time the gears have stripped out. We ship it back and receive a new on in a couple of weeks. The cover has been changed since we first purchased it. Perhaps it was part of an upgrade. We have had our current one for a couple of years now.Other than the gears stripping out every couple of years, the mill works great. I particularly like it that the pepper comes out the top rather than the bottom. It doesn't leave pepper on the table whenever we set it down, like many of the bottom gear mills. The adjustable gears work fine. We have found that it seems to last longer if we don't grind the peppercorns as fine. We usually prefer the coarse grind anyway.

The peppermill does come with a lifetime warranty and <hl> Olde Thompson has replaced it <hl> , without question, every time the gears have stripped out.


Question: where does the pepper come out of?

Answer: the top

My wife and I have had this Peppermill for about ten years. Well, not exactly this ONE. We have gone through four of them in the ten years. Sometimes it sat in the cabinet for a few months before we sent it back. The peppermill does come with a lifetime warranty and Olde Thompson has replaced it, without question, every time the gears have stripped out. We ship it back and receive a new on in a couple of weeks. The cover has been changed since we first purchased it. Perhaps it was part of an upgrade. We have had our current one for a couple of years now. Other than the gears stripping out every couple of years, the mill works great. <hl> I particularly like it that the pepper comes out the top rather than the bottom. <hl> It doesn't leave pepper on the table whenever we set it down, like many of the bottom gear mills. The adjustable gears work fine. We have found that it seems to last longer if we don't grind the peppercorns as fine. We usually prefer the coarse grind anyway.

My wife and I have had this Peppermill for about ten years. Well, not exactly this ONE. We have gone through four of them in the ten years. Sometimes it sat in the cabinet for a few months before we sent it back. The peppermill does come with a lifetime warranty and Olde Thompson has replaced it, without question, every time the gears have stripped out. We ship it back and receive a new on in a couple of weeks. The cover has been changed since we first purchased it. Perhaps it was part of an upgrade. We have had our current one for a couple of years now.Other than the gears stripping out every couple of years, the mill works great. I particularly like it that the pepper comes out <hl> the top <hl> rather than the bottom. It doesn't leave pepper on the table whenever we set it down, like many of the bottom gear mills. The adjustable gears work fine. We have found that it seems to last longer if we don't grind the peppercorns as fine. We usually prefer the coarse grind anyway.


Question: what makes the scraper easy to use?

I've been very happy with this scrapper.It's worth knowing that unlike many scrapers this one relies on being sharp instead of being thin and flexible to scrape. I'm not sure if I find this to be an advantage or a disadvantage. It makes it a more multi-functional product for sure; however, I think it might slightly compromise the dough-scrapping-from-counter flagship role. I'm certainly not going to try and find a different scraper, just thought the difference was worth mentioning.The markings on the blade are very helpful and the nice thick handle makes it easy to use.

Answer: nice thick handle

I've been very happy with this scrapper. It's worth knowing that unlike many scrapers this one relies on being sharp instead of being thin and flexible to scrape. I'm not sure if I find this to be an advantage or a disadvantage. It makes it a more multi-functional product for sure; however, I think it might slightly compromise the dough-scrapping-from-counter flagship role. I'm certainly not going to try and find a different scraper, just thought the difference was worth mentioning. <hl> The markings on the blade are very helpful and the nice thick handle makes it easy to use. <hl>

I've been very happy with this scrapper.It's worth knowing that unlike many scrapers this one relies on being sharp instead of being thin and flexible to scrape. I'm not sure if I find this to be an advantage or a disadvantage. It makes it a more multi-functional product for sure; however, I think it might slightly compromise the dough-scrapping-from-counter flagship role. I'm certainly not going to try and find a different scraper, just thought the difference was worth mentioning.The markings on the blade are very helpful and the <hl> nice thick handle <hl> makes it easy to use.


Question: what does the scraper include that makes i helpful?

Answer: markings on the blade

I've been very happy with this scrapper. It's worth knowing that unlike many scrapers this one relies on being sharp instead of being thin and flexible to scrape. I'm not sure if I find this to be an advantage or a disadvantage. It makes it a more multi-functional product for sure; however, I think it might slightly compromise the dough-scrapping-from-counter flagship role. I'm certainly not going to try and find a different scraper, just thought the difference was worth mentioning. <hl> The markings on the blade are very helpful and the nice thick handle makes it easy to use. <hl>

I've been very happy with this scrapper.It's worth knowing that unlike many scrapers this one relies on being sharp instead of being thin and flexible to scrape. I'm not sure if I find this to be an advantage or a disadvantage. It makes it a more multi-functional product for sure; however, I think it might slightly compromise the dough-scrapping-from-counter flagship role. I'm certainly not going to try and find a different scraper, just thought the difference was worth mentioning.The <hl> markings on the blade <hl> are very helpful and the nice thick handle makes it easy to use.


Question: what is responsible for the performance of this scraper compared to others?

Answer: being sharp

I've been very happy with this scrapper. <hl> It's worth knowing that unlike many scrapers this one relies on being sharp instead of being thin and flexible to scrape. <hl> I'm not sure if I find this to be an advantage or a disadvantage. It makes it a more multi-functional product for sure; however, I think it might slightly compromise the dough-scrapping-from-counter flagship role. I'm certainly not going to try and find a different scraper, just thought the difference was worth mentioning. The markings on the blade are very helpful and the nice thick handle makes it easy to use.

I've been very happy with this scrapper.It's worth knowing that unlike many scrapers this one relies on <hl> being sharp <hl> instead of being thin and flexible to scrape. I'm not sure if I find this to be an advantage or a disadvantage. It makes it a more multi-functional product for sure; however, I think it might slightly compromise the dough-scrapping-from-counter flagship role. I'm certainly not going to try and find a different scraper, just thought the difference was worth mentioning.The markings on the blade are very helpful and the nice thick handle makes it easy to use.


Question: how many functions does this scarper have?

Answer: multi

I've been very happy with this scrapper. It's worth knowing that unlike many scrapers this one relies on being sharp instead of being thin and flexible to scrape. I'm not sure if I find this to be an advantage or a disadvantage. <hl> It makes it a more multi -functional product for sure; however, I think it might slightly compromise the dough-scrapping-from-counter flagship role. <hl> I'm certainly not going to try and find a different scraper, just thought the difference was worth mentioning. The markings on the blade are very helpful and the nice thick handle makes it easy to use.

I've been very happy with this scrapper.It's worth knowing that unlike many scrapers this one relies on being sharp instead of being thin and flexible to scrape. I'm not sure if I find this to be an advantage or a disadvantage. It makes it a more <hl> multi <hl>-functional product for sure; however, I think it might slightly compromise the dough-scrapping-from-counter flagship role. I'm certainly not going to try and find a different scraper, just thought the difference was worth mentioning.The markings on the blade are very helpful and the nice thick handle makes it easy to use.

It makes it a more <hl> multi <hl> -functional product for sure; however, I think it might slightly compromise the dough-scrapping-from-counter flagship role.


Question: how did the rice turn out when it was cooked in the old cooker?

Several types of rice are the only grains I eat regularly, with a few other healthy but icky ones on occasion. I bought this cooker because my last routinely gave me a surprise - often scorched - batch. Now my rice is perfect, I love the fact that the Zojirushi gives me a simple setting for every type I prepare. It can be preset to cook so my rice is ready when needed. Great rice is a no-brainer.I cracked up when I discovered my very much Japanese daughter-in-law has a Cuisinart and I have this lovely, versatile Japanese model.....

Answer: scorched

Several types of rice are the only grains I eat regularly, with a few other healthy but icky ones on occasion. <hl> I bought this cooker because my last routinely gave me a surprise - often scorched - batch. <hl> Now my rice is perfect, I love the fact that the Zojirushi gives me a simple setting for every type I prepare. It can be preset to cook so my rice is ready when needed. Great rice is a no-brainer. I cracked up when I discovered my very much Japanese daughter-in-law has a Cuisinart and I have this lovely, versatile Japanese model.....

Several types of rice are the only grains I eat regularly, with a few other healthy but icky ones on occasion. I bought this cooker because my last routinely gave me a surprise - often <hl> scorched <hl> - batch. Now my rice is perfect, I love the fact that the Zojirushi gives me a simple setting for every type I prepare. It can be preset to cook so my rice is ready when needed. Great rice is a no-brainer.I cracked up when I discovered my very much Japanese daughter-in-law has a Cuisinart and I have this lovely, versatile Japanese model.....


Question: what brand of rice cooker does her daughter in law have?

Answer: Cuisinart

Several types of rice are the only grains I eat regularly, with a few other healthy but icky ones on occasion. I bought this cooker because my last routinely gave me a surprise - often scorched - batch. Now my rice is perfect, I love the fact that the Zojirushi gives me a simple setting for every type I prepare. It can be preset to cook so my rice is ready when needed. Great rice is a no-brainer. I cracked up when I discovered my very much Japanese daughter-in-law has <hl> a Cuisinart and I have this lovely, versatile Japanese model..... <hl>

Several types of rice are the only grains I eat regularly, with a few other healthy but icky ones on occasion. I bought this cooker because my last routinely gave me a surprise - often scorched - batch. Now my rice is perfect, I love the fact that the Zojirushi gives me a simple setting for every type I prepare. It can be preset to cook so my rice is ready when needed. Great rice is a no-brainer.I cracked up when I discovered my very much Japanese daughter-in-law has a <hl> Cuisinart <hl> and I have this lovely, versatile Japanese model.....


Question: What is the brand of rice cooker being reviewed?

Answer: Zojirushi

Several types of rice are the only grains I eat regularly, with a few other healthy but icky ones on occasion. I bought this cooker because my last routinely gave me a surprise - often scorched - batch. <hl> Now my rice is perfect, I love the fact that the Zojirushi gives me a simple setting for every type I prepare. <hl> It can be preset to cook so my rice is ready when needed. Great rice is a no-brainer. I cracked up when I discovered my very much Japanese daughter-in-law has a Cuisinart and I have this lovely, versatile Japanese model.....

Several types of rice are the only grains I eat regularly, with a few other healthy but icky ones on occasion. I bought this cooker because my last routinely gave me a surprise - often scorched - batch. Now my rice is perfect, I love the fact that the <hl> Zojirushi <hl> gives me a simple setting for every type I prepare. It can be preset to cook so my rice is ready when needed. Great rice is a no-brainer.I cracked up when I discovered my very much Japanese daughter-in-law has a Cuisinart and I have this lovely, versatile Japanese model.....


Question: what functionality does it have so that the rice is ready at a specific time?

Answer: preset

Several types of rice are the only grains I eat regularly, with a few other healthy but icky ones on occasion. I bought this cooker because my last routinely gave me a surprise - often scorched - batch. Now my rice is perfect, I love the fact that the Zojirushi gives me a simple setting for every type I prepare. <hl> It can be preset to cook so my rice is ready when needed. <hl> Great rice is a no-brainer. I cracked up when I discovered my very much Japanese daughter-in-law has a Cuisinart and I have this lovely, versatile Japanese model.....

Several types of rice are the only grains I eat regularly, with a few other healthy but icky ones on occasion. I bought this cooker because my last routinely gave me a surprise - often scorched - batch. Now my rice is perfect, I love the fact that the Zojirushi gives me a simple setting for every type I prepare. It can be <hl> preset <hl> to cook so my rice is ready when needed. Great rice is a no-brainer.I cracked up when I discovered my very much Japanese daughter-in-law has a Cuisinart and I have this lovely, versatile Japanese model.....


Question: what brand of blender does the friends girlfriend use?

This thing does it all, ice crusher, smoothies, mixed drinks, pesto etc. Yeah it makes noise, it's a blender, the tech built into this works, the blades, the ribs in the vessel, the countdown timer. A friend's girlfriend bought a 450 dollar vitamix and all I would hear about was smoothie this and we grind up avocado seeds in them and blah blah blah. Then the first time I ever made a smoothie never mind with this machine his silence was damning when he finally said "you only paid 200 for that?"...

Answer: vitamix

This thing does it all, ice crusher, smoothies, mixed drinks, pesto etc. Yeah it makes noise, it's a blender, the tech built into this works, the blades, the ribs in the vessel, the countdown timer. <hl> A friend's girlfriend bought a 450 dollar vitamix and all I would hear about was smoothie this and we grind up avocado seeds in them and blah blah blah. <hl> Then the first time I ever made a smoothie never mind with this machine his silence was damning when he finally said "you only paid 200 for that?"...

This thing does it all, ice crusher, smoothies, mixed drinks, pesto etc. Yeah it makes noise, it's a blender, the tech built into this works, the blades, the ribs in the vessel, the countdown timer. A friend's girlfriend bought a 450 dollar <hl> vitamix <hl> and all I would hear about was smoothie this and we grind up avocado seeds in them and blah blah blah. Then the first time I ever made a smoothie never mind with this machine his silence was damning when he finally said "you only paid 200 for that?"...


Question: how much did the vitamix cost?

Answer: 450

This thing does it all, ice crusher, smoothies, mixed drinks, pesto etc. Yeah it makes noise, it's a blender, the tech built into this works, the blades, the ribs in the vessel, the countdown timer. <hl> A friend's girlfriend bought a 450 dollar vitamix and all I would hear about was smoothie this and we grind up avocado seeds in them and blah blah blah. <hl> Then the first time I ever made a smoothie never mind with this machine his silence was damning when he finally said "you only paid 200 for that?"...

This thing does it all, ice crusher, smoothies, mixed drinks, pesto etc. Yeah it makes noise, it's a blender, the tech built into this works, the blades, the ribs in the vessel, the countdown timer. A friend's girlfriend bought a <hl> 450 <hl> dollar vitamix and all I would hear about was smoothie this and we grind up avocado seeds in them and blah blah blah. Then the first time I ever made a smoothie never mind with this machine his silence was damning when he finally said "you only paid 200 for that?"...


Question: how much did this blender cost?

Answer: 200

This thing does it all, ice crusher, smoothies, mixed drinks, pesto etc. Yeah it makes noise, it's a blender, the tech built into this works, the blades, the ribs in the vessel, the countdown timer. A friend's girlfriend bought a 450 dollar vitamix and all I would hear about was smoothie this and we grind up avocado seeds in them and blah blah blah. <hl> Then the first time I ever made a smoothie never mind with this machine his silence was damning when he finally said "you only paid 200 for that?"... <hl>

This thing does it all, ice crusher, smoothies, mixed drinks, pesto etc. Yeah it makes noise, it's a blender, the tech built into this works, the blades, the ribs in the vessel, the countdown timer. A friend's girlfriend bought a 450 dollar vitamix and all I would hear about was smoothie this and we grind up avocado seeds in them and blah blah blah. Then the first time I ever made a smoothie never mind with this machine his silence was damning when he finally said "you only paid <hl> 200 <hl> for that?"...


Question: what type of timer does it have?

Answer: countdown timer

This thing does it all, ice crusher, smoothies, mixed drinks, pesto etc. <hl> Yeah it makes noise, it's a blender, the tech built into this works, the blades, the ribs in the vessel, the countdown timer . <hl> A friend's girlfriend bought a 450 dollar vitamix and all I would hear about was smoothie this and we grind up avocado seeds in them and blah blah blah. Then the first time I ever made a smoothie never mind with this machine his silence was damning when he finally said "you only paid 200 for that?"...

This thing does it all, ice crusher, smoothies, mixed drinks, pesto etc. Yeah it makes noise, it's a blender, the tech built into this works, the blades, the ribs in the vessel, the <hl> countdown timer <hl>. A friend's girlfriend bought a 450 dollar vitamix and all I would hear about was smoothie this and we grind up avocado seeds in them and blah blah blah. Then the first time I ever made a smoothie never mind with this machine his silence was damning when he finally said "you only paid 200 for that?"...

Yeah it makes noise, it's a blender, the tech built into this works, the blades, the ribs in the vessel, the <hl> countdown timer <hl> .


Question: What did he buy?

I ordered these tongs to use on a buffet of appetizers. The tongs are decent quality, but they do not open wide enough to pick up most food. For example, mini quiches. I planned to use these with a tray of mini quiches (like the kind you buy frozen from the grocery store), but the tongs open only about half as wide as the quiches themselves. These tongs would be most useful for very thin items, like slices of meat or cheese. Honestly, they do not even open wide enough to use with a tray of crudités. The tongs are sturdy, but it does feel as if they might break if you tried to open them any wider than they already are. Overall I am happy with these tongs, I will just plan to use them for much smaller items in the future.

Answer: tongs

<hl> I ordered these tongs to use on a buffet of appetizers. <hl> The tongs are decent quality, but they do not open wide enough to pick up most food. For example, mini quiches. I planned to use these with a tray of mini quiches (like the kind you buy frozen from the grocery store), but the tongs open only about half as wide as the quiches themselves. These tongs would be most useful for very thin items, like slices of meat or cheese. Honestly, they do not even open wide enough to use with a tray of crudités. The tongs are sturdy, but it does feel as if they might break if you tried to open them any wider than they already are. Overall I am happy with these tongs, I will just plan to use them for much smaller items in the future.

I ordered these <hl> tongs <hl> to use on a buffet of appetizers. The tongs are decent quality, but they do not open wide enough to pick up most food. For example, mini quiches. I planned to use these with a tray of mini quiches (like the kind you buy frozen from the grocery store), but the tongs open only about half as wide as the quiches themselves. These tongs would be most useful for very thin items, like slices of meat or cheese. Honestly, they do not even open wide enough to use with a tray of crudités. The tongs are sturdy, but it does feel as if they might break if you tried to open them any wider than they already are. Overall I am happy with these tongs, I will just plan to use them for much smaller items in the future.


Question: What is the problem with the tongs?

Answer: do not open wide enough to pick up most food

I ordered these tongs to use on a buffet of appetizers. <hl> The tongs are decent quality, but they do not open wide enough to pick up most food . <hl> For example, mini quiches. I planned to use these with a tray of mini quiches (like the kind you buy frozen from the grocery store), but the tongs open only about half as wide as the quiches themselves. These tongs would be most useful for very thin items, like slices of meat or cheese. Honestly, they do not even open wide enough to use with a tray of crudités. The tongs are sturdy, but it does feel as if they might break if you tried to open them any wider than they already are. Overall I am happy with these tongs, I will just plan to use them for much smaller items in the future.

I ordered these tongs to use on a buffet of appetizers. The tongs are decent quality, but they <hl> do not open wide enough to pick up most food <hl>. For example, mini quiches. I planned to use these with a tray of mini quiches (like the kind you buy frozen from the grocery store), but the tongs open only about half as wide as the quiches themselves. These tongs would be most useful for very thin items, like slices of meat or cheese. Honestly, they do not even open wide enough to use with a tray of crudités. The tongs are sturdy, but it does feel as if they might break if you tried to open them any wider than they already are. Overall I am happy with these tongs, I will just plan to use them for much smaller items in the future.

The tongs are decent quality, but they <hl> do not open wide enough to pick up most food <hl> .


Question: What size items will he pick up with the tongs?

Answer: smaller

I ordered these tongs to use on a buffet of appetizers. The tongs are decent quality, but they do not open wide enough to pick up most food. For example, mini quiches. I planned to use these with a tray of mini quiches (like the kind you buy frozen from the grocery store), but the tongs open only about half as wide as the quiches themselves. These tongs would be most useful for very thin items, like slices of meat or cheese. Honestly, they do not even open wide enough to use with a tray of crudités. The tongs are sturdy, but it does feel as if they might break if you tried to open them any wider than they already are. <hl> Overall I am happy with these tongs, I will just plan to use them for much smaller items in the future. <hl>

I ordered these tongs to use on a buffet of appetizers. The tongs are decent quality, but they do not open wide enough to pick up most food. For example, mini quiches. I planned to use these with a tray of mini quiches (like the kind you buy frozen from the grocery store), but the tongs open only about half as wide as the quiches themselves. These tongs would be most useful for very thin items, like slices of meat or cheese. Honestly, they do not even open wide enough to use with a tray of crudités. The tongs are sturdy, but it does feel as if they might break if you tried to open them any wider than they already are. Overall I am happy with these tongs, I will just plan to use them for much <hl> smaller <hl> items in the future.


Question: What dairy product could the tongs pick up?

Answer: cheese

I ordered these tongs to use on a buffet of appetizers. The tongs are decent quality, but they do not open wide enough to pick up most food. For example, mini quiches. I planned to use these with a tray of mini quiches (like the kind you buy frozen from the grocery store), but the tongs open only about half as wide as the quiches themselves. <hl> These tongs would be most useful for very thin items, like slices of meat or cheese . <hl> Honestly, they do not even open wide enough to use with a tray of crudités. The tongs are sturdy, but it does feel as if they might break if you tried to open them any wider than they already are. Overall I am happy with these tongs, I will just plan to use them for much smaller items in the future.

I ordered these tongs to use on a buffet of appetizers. The tongs are decent quality, but they do not open wide enough to pick up most food. For example, mini quiches. I planned to use these with a tray of mini quiches (like the kind you buy frozen from the grocery store), but the tongs open only about half as wide as the quiches themselves. These tongs would be most useful for very thin items, like slices of meat or <hl> cheese <hl>. Honestly, they do not even open wide enough to use with a tray of crudités. The tongs are sturdy, but it does feel as if they might break if you tried to open them any wider than they already are. Overall I am happy with these tongs, I will just plan to use them for much smaller items in the future.

These tongs would be most useful for very thin items, like slices of meat or <hl> cheese <hl> .


Question: What did he serve?

First things first – PLEASE make a machine that holds all three alcohols ! I would gladly pay $500.00 for that machine. My bother-in-law was having an open house party and was serving red or white wine only. We had recently purchased our machine but hadn’t had a chance to give it a full run so we volunteered to bring up our Drink Mixer . Because over 100 people had confirmed (75 showed up) and it takes about 30 sec. to flush out and change alcohols I elected to only use Tequila. And it’s a good thing I did that because I ended up serving over 60 Tequila dinks in less than 3 hours. People were lined up as many as 5 at a time. To be fair – it was in the 90s and the men outnumbered the women 2 to 1. It was so popular that one of the guests went on line via his iPhone and ordered two mechines, one machine for himself and the other for his Mother. I went through 1 gallon of OJ, 3-1.75 liters of Margaritas Mix 1 - l.75 liters of Cranberry Juice and 2-1.75 liters of Tequila. If this machine could mix all 3 alcohols without change over I’m sure that I would have served at least 30% more drinks.

Answer: red or white wine

First things first – PLEASE make a machine that holds all three alcohols ! I would gladly pay $500.00 for that machine. <hl> My bother-in-law was having an open house party and was serving red or white wine only. <hl> We had recently purchased our machine but hadn’t had a chance to give it a full run so we volunteered to bring up our Drink Mixer . Because over 100 people had confirmed (75 showed up) and it takes about 30 sec. to flush out and change alcohols I elected to only use Tequila. And it’s a good thing I did that because I ended up serving over 60 Tequila dinks in less than 3 hours. People were lined up as many as 5 at a time. To be fair – it was in the 90s and the men outnumbered the women 2 to 1. It was so popular that one of the guests went on line via his iPhone and ordered two mechines, one machine for himself and the other for his Mother. I went through 1 gallon of OJ, 3-1.75 liters of Margaritas Mix 1 - l.75 liters of Cranberry Juice and 2-1.75 liters of Tequila. If this machine could mix all 3 alcohols without change over I’m sure that I would have served at least 30% more drinks.

First things first – PLEASE make a machine that holds all three alcohols ! I would gladly pay $500.00 for that machine. My bother-in-law was having an open house party and was serving <hl> red or white wine <hl> only. We had recently purchased our machine but hadn’t had a chance to give it a full run so we volunteered to bring up our Drink Mixer . Because over 100 people had confirmed (75 showed up) and it takes about 30 sec. to flush out and change alcohols I elected to only use Tequila. And it’s a good thing I did that because I ended up serving over 60 Tequila dinks in less than 3 hours. People were lined up as many as 5 at a time. To be fair – it was in the 90s and the men outnumbered the women 2 to 1. It was so popular that one of the guests went on line via his iPhone and ordered two mechines, one machine for himself and the other for his Mother. I went through 1 gallon of OJ, 3-1.75 liters of Margaritas Mix 1 - l.75 liters of Cranberry Juice and 2-1.75 liters of Tequila. If this machine could mix all 3 alcohols without change over I’m sure that I would have served at least 30% more drinks.


Question: About how many drinks did he sell within three hours?

Answer: 60

First things first – PLEASE make a machine that holds all three alcohols ! I would gladly pay $500.00 for that machine. My bother-in-law was having an open house party and was serving red or white wine only. We had recently purchased our machine but hadn’t had a chance to give it a full run so we volunteered to bring up our Drink Mixer . Because over 100 people had confirmed (75 showed up) and it takes about 30 sec. to flush out and change alcohols I elected to only use Tequila. <hl> And it’s a good thing I did that because I ended up serving over 60 Tequila dinks in less than 3 hours. <hl> People were lined up as many as 5 at a time. To be fair – it was in the 90s and the men outnumbered the women 2 to 1. It was so popular that one of the guests went on line via his iPhone and ordered two mechines, one machine for himself and the other for his Mother. I went through 1 gallon of OJ, 3-1.75 liters of Margaritas Mix 1 - l.75 liters of Cranberry Juice and 2-1.75 liters of Tequila. If this machine could mix all 3 alcohols without change over I’m sure that I would have served at least 30% more drinks.

First things first – PLEASE make a machine that holds all three alcohols ! I would gladly pay $500.00 for that machine. My bother-in-law was having an open house party and was serving red or white wine only. We had recently purchased our machine but hadn’t had a chance to give it a full run so we volunteered to bring up our Drink Mixer . Because over 100 people had confirmed (75 showed up) and it takes about 30 sec. to flush out and change alcohols I elected to only use Tequila. And it’s a good thing I did that because I ended up serving over <hl> 60 <hl> Tequila dinks in less than 3 hours. People were lined up as many as 5 at a time. To be fair – it was in the 90s and the men outnumbered the women 2 to 1. It was so popular that one of the guests went on line via his iPhone and ordered two mechines, one machine for himself and the other for his Mother. I went through 1 gallon of OJ, 3-1.75 liters of Margaritas Mix 1 - l.75 liters of Cranberry Juice and 2-1.75 liters of Tequila. If this machine could mix all 3 alcohols without change over I’m sure that I would have served at least 30% more drinks.


Question: How many people attended the event?

Answer: 75

First things first – PLEASE make a machine that holds all three alcohols ! I would gladly pay $500.00 for that machine. My bother-in-law was having an open house party and was serving red or white wine only. We had recently purchased our machine but hadn’t had a chance to give it a full run so we volunteered to bring up our Drink Mixer . <hl> Because over 100 people had confirmed ( 75 showed up) and it takes about 30 sec. <hl> to flush out and change alcohols I elected to only use Tequila. And it’s a good thing I did that because I ended up serving over 60 Tequila dinks in less than 3 hours. People were lined up as many as 5 at a time. To be fair – it was in the 90s and the men outnumbered the women 2 to 1. It was so popular that one of the guests went on line via his iPhone and ordered two mechines, one machine for himself and the other for his Mother. I went through 1 gallon of OJ, 3-1.75 liters of Margaritas Mix 1 - l.75 liters of Cranberry Juice and 2-1.75 liters of Tequila. If this machine could mix all 3 alcohols without change over I’m sure that I would have served at least 30% more drinks.

First things first – PLEASE make a machine that holds all three alcohols ! I would gladly pay $500.00 for that machine. My bother-in-law was having an open house party and was serving red or white wine only. We had recently purchased our machine but hadn’t had a chance to give it a full run so we volunteered to bring up our Drink Mixer . Because over 100 people had confirmed (<hl> 75 <hl> showed up) and it takes about 30 sec. to flush out and change alcohols I elected to only use Tequila. And it’s a good thing I did that because I ended up serving over 60 Tequila dinks in less than 3 hours. People were lined up as many as 5 at a time. To be fair – it was in the 90s and the men outnumbered the women 2 to 1. It was so popular that one of the guests went on line via his iPhone and ordered two mechines, one machine for himself and the other for his Mother. I went through 1 gallon of OJ, 3-1.75 liters of Margaritas Mix 1 - l.75 liters of Cranberry Juice and 2-1.75 liters of Tequila. If this machine could mix all 3 alcohols without change over I’m sure that I would have served at least 30% more drinks.

Because over 100 people had confirmed ( <hl> 75 <hl> showed up) and it takes about 30 sec.


Question: How much would he pay for a machine that would hold three alcohols?

Answer: $500.00

First things first – PLEASE make a machine that holds all three alcohols ! <hl> I would gladly pay $500.00 for that machine. <hl> My bother-in-law was having an open house party and was serving red or white wine only. We had recently purchased our machine but hadn’t had a chance to give it a full run so we volunteered to bring up our Drink Mixer . Because over 100 people had confirmed (75 showed up) and it takes about 30 sec. to flush out and change alcohols I elected to only use Tequila. And it’s a good thing I did that because I ended up serving over 60 Tequila dinks in less than 3 hours. People were lined up as many as 5 at a time. To be fair – it was in the 90s and the men outnumbered the women 2 to 1. It was so popular that one of the guests went on line via his iPhone and ordered two mechines, one machine for himself and the other for his Mother. I went through 1 gallon of OJ, 3-1.75 liters of Margaritas Mix 1 - l.75 liters of Cranberry Juice and 2-1.75 liters of Tequila. If this machine could mix all 3 alcohols without change over I’m sure that I would have served at least 30% more drinks.

First things first – PLEASE make a machine that holds all three alcohols ! I would gladly pay <hl> $500.00 <hl> for that machine. My bother-in-law was having an open house party and was serving red or white wine only. We had recently purchased our machine but hadn’t had a chance to give it a full run so we volunteered to bring up our Drink Mixer . Because over 100 people had confirmed (75 showed up) and it takes about 30 sec. to flush out and change alcohols I elected to only use Tequila. And it’s a good thing I did that because I ended up serving over 60 Tequila dinks in less than 3 hours. People were lined up as many as 5 at a time. To be fair – it was in the 90s and the men outnumbered the women 2 to 1. It was so popular that one of the guests went on line via his iPhone and ordered two mechines, one machine for himself and the other for his Mother. I went through 1 gallon of OJ, 3-1.75 liters of Margaritas Mix 1 - l.75 liters of Cranberry Juice and 2-1.75 liters of Tequila. If this machine could mix all 3 alcohols without change over I’m sure that I would have served at least 30% more drinks.


Question: What was their issue with the instructions?

There are 3 great things about this hamper. It is collapsable, requires no tools to put together, and it has a lid that doesn't need to be opened and closed to put clothes in. Another plus is that it appears solid and should hold up. I put the lid on wrong at first; most of the lid goes on the inside. When the lid is on correctly, the sides don't fold in. The instructions didn't make sense, but the product picture is clear. I have many OXO products that are absolutely perfect, but I have a few little quibbles about this hamper. It looks utilitarian. The plastic-ish material (label says it is not PVC) looks like industrial plastic and the only venting is in the lid. Either wash quick or don't put damp thing in it. I like the suggestions in the OXO promotional video, which mentions toy storage or off-season clothes storage as possible uses. My experience with this type of products is spend a little more and it will last, so overall, I like it.

Answer: didn't make sense

There are 3 great things about this hamper. It is collapsable, requires no tools to put together, and it has a lid that doesn't need to be opened and closed to put clothes in. Another plus is that it appears solid and should hold up. I put the lid on wrong at first; most of the lid goes on the inside. When the lid is on correctly, the sides don't fold in. <hl> The instructions didn't make sense , but the product picture is clear. <hl> I have many OXO products that are absolutely perfect, but I have a few little quibbles about this hamper. It looks utilitarian. The plastic-ish material (label says it is not PVC) looks like industrial plastic and the only venting is in the lid. Either wash quick or don't put damp thing in it. I like the suggestions in the OXO promotional video, which mentions toy storage or off-season clothes storage as possible uses. My experience with this type of products is spend a little more and it will last, so overall, I like it.

There are 3 great things about this hamper. It is collapsable, requires no tools to put together, and it has a lid that doesn't need to be opened and closed to put clothes in. Another plus is that it appears solid and should hold up. I put the lid on wrong at first; most of the lid goes on the inside. When the lid is on correctly, the sides don't fold in. The instructions <hl> didn't make sense <hl>, but the product picture is clear. I have many OXO products that are absolutely perfect, but I have a few little quibbles about this hamper. It looks utilitarian. The plastic-ish material (label says it is not PVC) looks like industrial plastic and the only venting is in the lid. Either wash quick or don't put damp thing in it. I like the suggestions in the OXO promotional video, which mentions toy storage or off-season clothes storage as possible uses. My experience with this type of products is spend a little more and it will last, so overall, I like it.

The instructions <hl> didn't make sense <hl> , but the product picture is clear.


Question: What happens when the lid is on in the correct way?

Answer: the sides don't fold in

There are 3 great things about this hamper. It is collapsable, requires no tools to put together, and it has a lid that doesn't need to be opened and closed to put clothes in. Another plus is that it appears solid and should hold up. I put the lid on wrong at first; most of the lid goes on the inside. <hl> When the lid is on correctly, the sides don't fold in . <hl> The instructions didn't make sense, but the product picture is clear. I have many OXO products that are absolutely perfect, but I have a few little quibbles about this hamper. It looks utilitarian. The plastic-ish material (label says it is not PVC) looks like industrial plastic and the only venting is in the lid. Either wash quick or don't put damp thing in it. I like the suggestions in the OXO promotional video, which mentions toy storage or off-season clothes storage as possible uses. My experience with this type of products is spend a little more and it will last, so overall, I like it.

There are 3 great things about this hamper. It is collapsable, requires no tools to put together, and it has a lid that doesn't need to be opened and closed to put clothes in. Another plus is that it appears solid and should hold up. I put the lid on wrong at first; most of the lid goes on the inside. When the lid is on correctly, <hl> the sides don't fold in <hl>. The instructions didn't make sense, but the product picture is clear. I have many OXO products that are absolutely perfect, but I have a few little quibbles about this hamper. It looks utilitarian. The plastic-ish material (label says it is not PVC) looks like industrial plastic and the only venting is in the lid. Either wash quick or don't put damp thing in it. I like the suggestions in the OXO promotional video, which mentions toy storage or off-season clothes storage as possible uses. My experience with this type of products is spend a little more and it will last, so overall, I like it.

When the lid is on correctly, <hl> the sides don't fold in <hl> .


Question: What type of products do they own?

Answer: OXO products

There are 3 great things about this hamper. It is collapsable, requires no tools to put together, and it has a lid that doesn't need to be opened and closed to put clothes in. Another plus is that it appears solid and should hold up. I put the lid on wrong at first; most of the lid goes on the inside. When the lid is on correctly, the sides don't fold in. The instructions didn't make sense, but the product picture is clear. <hl> I have many OXO products that are absolutely perfect, but I have a few little quibbles about this hamper. <hl> It looks utilitarian. The plastic-ish material (label says it is not PVC) looks like industrial plastic and the only venting is in the lid. Either wash quick or don't put damp thing in it. I like the suggestions in the OXO promotional video, which mentions toy storage or off-season clothes storage as possible uses. My experience with this type of products is spend a little more and it will last, so overall, I like it.

There are 3 great things about this hamper. It is collapsable, requires no tools to put together, and it has a lid that doesn't need to be opened and closed to put clothes in. Another plus is that it appears solid and should hold up. I put the lid on wrong at first; most of the lid goes on the inside. When the lid is on correctly, the sides don't fold in. The instructions didn't make sense, but the product picture is clear. I have many <hl> OXO products <hl> that are absolutely perfect, but I have a few little quibbles about this hamper. It looks utilitarian. The plastic-ish material (label says it is not PVC) looks like industrial plastic and the only venting is in the lid. Either wash quick or don't put damp thing in it. I like the suggestions in the OXO promotional video, which mentions toy storage or off-season clothes storage as possible uses. My experience with this type of products is spend a little more and it will last, so overall, I like it.


Question: What is their opinion on the item?

Answer: like it

There are 3 great things about this hamper. It is collapsable, requires no tools to put together, and it has a lid that doesn't need to be opened and closed to put clothes in. Another plus is that it appears solid and should hold up. I put the lid on wrong at first; most of the lid goes on the inside. When the lid is on correctly, the sides don't fold in. The instructions didn't make sense, but the product picture is clear. I have many OXO products that are absolutely perfect, but I have a few little quibbles about this hamper. It looks utilitarian. The plastic-ish material (label says it is not PVC) looks like industrial plastic and the only venting is in the lid. Either wash quick or don't put damp thing in it. I like the suggestions in the OXO promotional video, which mentions toy storage or off-season clothes storage as possible uses. <hl> My experience with this type of products is spend a little more and it will last, so overall, I like it . <hl>

There are 3 great things about this hamper. It is collapsable, requires no tools to put together, and it has a lid that doesn't need to be opened and closed to put clothes in. Another plus is that it appears solid and should hold up. I put the lid on wrong at first; most of the lid goes on the inside. When the lid is on correctly, the sides don't fold in. The instructions didn't make sense, but the product picture is clear. I have many OXO products that are absolutely perfect, but I have a few little quibbles about this hamper. It looks utilitarian. The plastic-ish material (label says it is not PVC) looks like industrial plastic and the only venting is in the lid. Either wash quick or don't put damp thing in it. I like the suggestions in the OXO promotional video, which mentions toy storage or off-season clothes storage as possible uses. My experience with this type of products is spend a little more and it will last, so overall, I <hl> like it <hl>.

My experience with this type of products is spend a little more and it will last, so overall, I <hl> like it <hl> .


Question: What ability does this coffee have?

While this is a good product and our family likes it there is one serious negative for this coffee maker and that is the water reservoir! It is WAY too small and they could have made it hold more water. While they set it up for the specific sizes of cups of coffee it supports someone should have realized it would be nice to have a larger water reservoir so that you could make one cup after another (like when you have multiple family members wanting coffee at the same time or guests) instead of the TINY reservoir they provided. However with that being said this produces an excellent cup of HOT coffee (the hot part is important for us since we don't care for lukewarm coffee). The ability to switch between regular coffee and kcups is just awesome!

Answer: switch between regular coffee and kcups

While this is a good product and our family likes it there is one serious negative for this coffee maker and that is the water reservoir! It is WAY too small and they could have made it hold more water. While they set it up for the specific sizes of cups of coffee it supports someone should have realized it would be nice to have a larger water reservoir so that you could make one cup after another (like when you have multiple family members wanting coffee at the same time or guests) instead of the TINY reservoir they provided. However with that being said this produces an excellent cup of HOT coffee (the hot part is important for us since we don't care for lukewarm coffee). <hl> The ability to switch between regular coffee and kcups is just awesome! <hl>

While this is a good product and our family likes it there is one serious negative for this coffee maker and that is the water reservoir! It is WAY too small and they could have made it hold more water. While they set it up for the specific sizes of cups of coffee it supports someone should have realized it would be nice to have a larger water reservoir so that you could make one cup after another (like when you have multiple family members wanting coffee at the same time or guests) instead of the TINY reservoir they provided. However with that being said this produces an excellent cup of HOT coffee (the hot part is important for us since we don't care for lukewarm coffee). The ability to <hl> switch between regular coffee and kcups <hl> is just awesome!


Question: What don't they like?

Answer: lukewarm coffee)

While this is a good product and our family likes it there is one serious negative for this coffee maker and that is the water reservoir! It is WAY too small and they could have made it hold more water. While they set it up for the specific sizes of cups of coffee it supports someone should have realized it would be nice to have a larger water reservoir so that you could make one cup after another (like when you have multiple family members wanting coffee at the same time or guests) instead of the TINY reservoir they provided. <hl> However with that being said this produces an excellent cup of HOT coffee (the hot part is important for us since we don't care for lukewarm coffee) . <hl> The ability to switch between regular coffee and kcups is just awesome!

While this is a good product and our family likes it there is one serious negative for this coffee maker and that is the water reservoir! It is WAY too small and they could have made it hold more water. While they set it up for the specific sizes of cups of coffee it supports someone should have realized it would be nice to have a larger water reservoir so that you could make one cup after another (like when you have multiple family members wanting coffee at the same time or guests) instead of the TINY reservoir they provided. However with that being said this produces an excellent cup of HOT coffee (the hot part is important for us since we don't care for <hl> lukewarm coffee) <hl>. The ability to switch between regular coffee and kcups is just awesome!

However with that being said this produces an excellent cup of HOT coffee (the hot part is important for us since we don't care for <hl> lukewarm coffee) <hl> .


Question: What is wrong with the reservoir?

Answer: too small

While this is a good product and our family likes it there is one serious negative for this coffee maker and that is the water reservoir! <hl> It is WAY too small and they could have made it hold more water. <hl> While they set it up for the specific sizes of cups of coffee it supports someone should have realized it would be nice to have a larger water reservoir so that you could make one cup after another (like when you have multiple family members wanting coffee at the same time or guests) instead of the TINY reservoir they provided. However with that being said this produces an excellent cup of HOT coffee (the hot part is important for us since we don't care for lukewarm coffee). The ability to switch between regular coffee and kcups is just awesome!

While this is a good product and our family likes it there is one serious negative for this coffee maker and that is the water reservoir! It is WAY <hl> too small <hl> and they could have made it hold more water. While they set it up for the specific sizes of cups of coffee it supports someone should have realized it would be nice to have a larger water reservoir so that you could make one cup after another (like when you have multiple family members wanting coffee at the same time or guests) instead of the TINY reservoir they provided. However with that being said this produces an excellent cup of HOT coffee (the hot part is important for us since we don't care for lukewarm coffee). The ability to switch between regular coffee and kcups is just awesome!


Question: What do they like?

Answer: HOT coffee

While this is a good product and our family likes it there is one serious negative for this coffee maker and that is the water reservoir! It is WAY too small and they could have made it hold more water. While they set it up for the specific sizes of cups of coffee it supports someone should have realized it would be nice to have a larger water reservoir so that you could make one cup after another (like when you have multiple family members wanting coffee at the same time or guests) instead of the TINY reservoir they provided. <hl> However with that being said this produces an excellent cup of HOT coffee (the hot part is important for us since we don't care for lukewarm coffee). <hl> The ability to switch between regular coffee and kcups is just awesome!

While this is a good product and our family likes it there is one serious negative for this coffee maker and that is the water reservoir! It is WAY too small and they could have made it hold more water. While they set it up for the specific sizes of cups of coffee it supports someone should have realized it would be nice to have a larger water reservoir so that you could make one cup after another (like when you have multiple family members wanting coffee at the same time or guests) instead of the TINY reservoir they provided. However with that being said this produces an excellent cup of <hl> HOT coffee <hl> (the hot part is important for us since we don't care for lukewarm coffee). The ability to switch between regular coffee and kcups is just awesome!


Question: What is incorrect

Oh I like this one a lot for my small bathroom. Short on counter space? This is the solution. The description is wrong in that it states it is 600/1200 watts. It's actually 800/1200 watts but that's okay. The 800 watt setting nicely warms my bathroom if I turn it on about 1/2 hour before I go in there. It wouldn't do much good in a large room though. Relatively quiet too so it would fit nicely under a desk as well, at home or at work.Switching to 1200 watts does not increase the fan speed.Nice for the price. Nice for small spaces.

Answer: description

Oh I like this one a lot for my small bathroom. Short on counter space? This is the solution. <hl> The description is wrong in that it states it is 600/1200 watts. <hl> It's actually 800/1200 watts but that's okay. The 800 watt setting nicely warms my bathroom if I turn it on about 1/2 hour before I go in there. It wouldn't do much good in a large room though. Relatively quiet too so it would fit nicely under a desk as well, at home or at work. Switching to 1200 watts does not increase the fan speed. Nice for the price. Nice for small spaces.

Oh I like this one a lot for my small bathroom. Short on counter space? This is the solution. The <hl> description <hl> is wrong in that it states it is 600/1200 watts. It's actually 800/1200 watts but that's okay. The 800 watt setting nicely warms my bathroom if I turn it on about 1/2 hour before I go in there. It wouldn't do much good in a large room though. Relatively quiet too so it would fit nicely under a desk as well, at home or at work.Switching to 1200 watts does not increase the fan speed.Nice for the price. Nice for small spaces.


Question: What is the products true watts value?

Answer: 800/1200

It's actually 800/1200 watts

Oh I like this one a lot for my small bathroom. Short on counter space? This is the solution. The description is wrong in that it states it is 600/1200 watts. <hl> It's actually 800/1200 watts <hl> but that's okay. The 800 watt setting nicely warms my bathroom if I turn it on about 1/2 hour before I go in there. It wouldn't do much good in a large room though. Relatively quiet too so it would fit nicely under a desk as well, at home or at work. Switching to 1200 watts does not increase the fan speed. Nice for the price. Nice for small spaces.

Oh I like this one a lot for my small bathroom. Short on counter space? This is the solution. The description is wrong in that it states it is 600/1200 watts. It's actually <hl> 800/1200 <hl> watts but that's okay. The 800 watt setting nicely warms my bathroom if I turn it on about 1/2 hour before I go in there. It wouldn't do much good in a large room though. Relatively quiet too so it would fit nicely under a desk as well, at home or at work.Switching to 1200 watts does not increase the fan speed.Nice for the price. Nice for small spaces.


Question: What setting produces a warm bathroom?

Answer: 800 watt setting

Oh I like this one a lot for my small bathroom. Short on counter space? This is the solution. The description is wrong in that it states it is 600/1200 watts. It's actually 800/1200 watts but that's okay. <hl> The 800 watt setting nicely warms my bathroom if I turn it on about 1/2 hour before I go in there. <hl> It wouldn't do much good in a large room though. Relatively quiet too so it would fit nicely under a desk as well, at home or at work. Switching to 1200 watts does not increase the fan speed. Nice for the price. Nice for small spaces.

Oh I like this one a lot for my small bathroom. Short on counter space? This is the solution. The description is wrong in that it states it is 600/1200 watts. It's actually 800/1200 watts but that's okay. The <hl> 800 watt setting <hl> nicely warms my bathroom if I turn it on about 1/2 hour before I go in there. It wouldn't do much good in a large room though. Relatively quiet too so it would fit nicely under a desk as well, at home or at work.Switching to 1200 watts does not increase the fan speed.Nice for the price. Nice for small spaces.


Question: What is the product's noise level?

Answer: quiet

Oh I like this one a lot for my small bathroom. Short on counter space? This is the solution. The description is wrong in that it states it is 600/1200 watts. It's actually 800/1200 watts but that's okay. The 800 watt setting nicely warms my bathroom if I turn it on about 1/2 hour before I go in there. It wouldn't do much good in a large room though. <hl> Relatively quiet too so it would fit nicely under a desk as well, at home or at work. <hl> Switching to 1200 watts does not increase the fan speed. Nice for the price. Nice for small spaces.

Oh I like this one a lot for my small bathroom. Short on counter space? This is the solution. The description is wrong in that it states it is 600/1200 watts. It's actually 800/1200 watts but that's okay. The 800 watt setting nicely warms my bathroom if I turn it on about 1/2 hour before I go in there. It wouldn't do much good in a large room though. Relatively <hl> quiet <hl> too so it would fit nicely under a desk as well, at home or at work.Switching to 1200 watts does not increase the fan speed.Nice for the price. Nice for small spaces.


Question: What did they think they could do with the ball of meat?

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

Answer: put a ball of meat in and pound it into form

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

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


Question: What is the key to making it work?

Answer: shape the meat into a patty before sticking it into the press

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

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

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