Question: Where did this person end up buying a different product?

Purchased a different cheap timer at Walmart. When the timer went off you almost had to hold it next to your ear to hear it, never mind being in the next room. Ordered this one. 1st one I rec'd had a defective display that was missing part of the numbers. As usual Amazon was great on the exchange. The new one works great. Like the fact that it also has hours on the timer and can be used as a stopwatch. Only 2 negatives I have is that the beeping doesn't shut off on it's own, so if you're doing something else, you have to manually hit the stop to turn it off. I find that inconvenient at times, if only for a few moments. Also agree with a previous review that when mounted via the magnet, depending on how you push the buttons, it will come loose and fall. Could be better designed or have a stronger magnet to keep it in place. Worth the price though, as it is pretty well made and works well.

Answer: Walmart

<hl> Purchased a different cheap timer at Walmart . <hl> When the timer went off you almost had to hold it next to your ear to hear it, never mind being in the next room. Ordered this one. 1st one I rec'd had a defective display that was missing part of the numbers. As usual Amazon was great on the exchange. The new one works great. Like the fact that it also has hours on the timer and can be used as a stopwatch. Only 2 negatives I have is that the beeping doesn't shut off on it's own, so if you're doing something else, you have to manually hit the stop to turn it off. I find that inconvenient at times, if only for a few moments. Also agree with a previous review that when mounted via the magnet, depending on how you push the buttons, it will come loose and fall. Could be better designed or have a stronger magnet to keep it in place. Worth the price though, as it is pretty well made and works well.

Purchased a different cheap timer at <hl> Walmart <hl>. When the timer went off you almost had to hold it next to your ear to hear it, never mind being in the next room. Ordered this one. 1st one I rec'd had a defective display that was missing part of the numbers. As usual Amazon was great on the exchange. The new one works great. Like the fact that it also has hours on the timer and can be used as a stopwatch. Only 2 negatives I have is that the beeping doesn't shut off on it's own, so if you're doing something else, you have to manually hit the stop to turn it off. I find that inconvenient at times, if only for a few moments. Also agree with a previous review that when mounted via the magnet, depending on how you push the buttons, it will come loose and fall. Could be better designed or have a stronger magnet to keep it in place. Worth the price though, as it is pretty well made and works well.

Purchased a different cheap timer at <hl> Walmart <hl> .


Question: How many negative elements did this person identify with the timer?

Answer: 2

Purchased a different cheap timer at Walmart. When the timer went off you almost had to hold it next to your ear to hear it, never mind being in the next room. Ordered this one. 1st one I rec'd had a defective display that was missing part of the numbers. As usual Amazon was great on the exchange. The new one works great. Like the fact that it also has hours on the timer and can be used as a stopwatch. <hl> Only 2 negatives I have is that the beeping doesn't shut off on it's own, so if you're doing something else, you have to manually hit the stop to turn it off. <hl> I find that inconvenient at times, if only for a few moments. Also agree with a previous review that when mounted via the magnet, depending on how you push the buttons, it will come loose and fall. Could be better designed or have a stronger magnet to keep it in place. Worth the price though, as it is pretty well made and works well.

Purchased a different cheap timer at Walmart. When the timer went off you almost had to hold it next to your ear to hear it, never mind being in the next room. Ordered this one. 1st one I rec'd had a defective display that was missing part of the numbers. As usual Amazon was great on the exchange. The new one works great. Like the fact that it also has hours on the timer and can be used as a stopwatch. Only <hl> 2 <hl> negatives I have is that the beeping doesn't shut off on it's own, so if you're doing something else, you have to manually hit the stop to turn it off. I find that inconvenient at times, if only for a few moments. Also agree with a previous review that when mounted via the magnet, depending on how you push the buttons, it will come loose and fall. Could be better designed or have a stronger magnet to keep it in place. Worth the price though, as it is pretty well made and works well.


Question: What will not stop on this timer unless it is manually halted?

Answer: beeping

Purchased a different cheap timer at Walmart. When the timer went off you almost had to hold it next to your ear to hear it, never mind being in the next room. Ordered this one. 1st one I rec'd had a defective display that was missing part of the numbers. As usual Amazon was great on the exchange. The new one works great. Like the fact that it also has hours on the timer and can be used as a stopwatch. <hl> Only 2 negatives I have is that the beeping doesn't shut off on it's own, so if you're doing something else, you have to manually hit the stop to turn it off. <hl> I find that inconvenient at times, if only for a few moments. Also agree with a previous review that when mounted via the magnet, depending on how you push the buttons, it will come loose and fall. Could be better designed or have a stronger magnet to keep it in place. Worth the price though, as it is pretty well made and works well.

Purchased a different cheap timer at Walmart. When the timer went off you almost had to hold it next to your ear to hear it, never mind being in the next room. Ordered this one. 1st one I rec'd had a defective display that was missing part of the numbers. As usual Amazon was great on the exchange. The new one works great. Like the fact that it also has hours on the timer and can be used as a stopwatch. Only 2 negatives I have is that the <hl> beeping <hl> doesn't shut off on it's own, so if you're doing something else, you have to manually hit the stop to turn it off. I find that inconvenient at times, if only for a few moments. Also agree with a previous review that when mounted via the magnet, depending on how you push the buttons, it will come loose and fall. Could be better designed or have a stronger magnet to keep it in place. Worth the price though, as it is pretty well made and works well.


Question: What part of this item, used to fasten it to things, does this person wish was stronger?

Answer: the magnet

Purchased a different cheap timer at Walmart. When the timer went off you almost had to hold it next to your ear to hear it, never mind being in the next room. Ordered this one. 1st one I rec'd had a defective display that was missing part of the numbers. As usual Amazon was great on the exchange. The new one works great. Like the fact that it also has hours on the timer and can be used as a stopwatch. Only 2 negatives I have is that the beeping doesn't shut off on it's own, so if you're doing something else, you have to manually hit the stop to turn it off. I find that inconvenient at times, if only for a few moments. <hl> Also agree with a previous review that when mounted via the magnet , depending on how you push the buttons, it will come loose and fall. <hl> Could be better designed or have a stronger magnet to keep it in place. Worth the price though, as it is pretty well made and works well.

Purchased a different cheap timer at Walmart. When the timer went off you almost had to hold it next to your ear to hear it, never mind being in the next room. Ordered this one. 1st one I rec'd had a defective display that was missing part of the numbers. As usual Amazon was great on the exchange. The new one works great. Like the fact that it also has hours on the timer and can be used as a stopwatch. Only 2 negatives I have is that the beeping doesn't shut off on it's own, so if you're doing something else, you have to manually hit the stop to turn it off. I find that inconvenient at times, if only for a few moments. Also agree with a previous review that when mounted via <hl> the magnet <hl>, depending on how you push the buttons, it will come loose and fall. Could be better designed or have a stronger magnet to keep it in place. Worth the price though, as it is pretty well made and works well.

Also agree with a previous review that when mounted via <hl> the magnet <hl> , depending on how you push the buttons, it will come loose and fall.


Question: What did this person have to do in order to hear the older timer?

Answer: hold it next to your ear

Purchased a different cheap timer at Walmart. <hl> When the timer went off you almost had to hold it next to your ear to hear it, never mind being in the next room. <hl> Ordered this one. 1st one I rec'd had a defective display that was missing part of the numbers. As usual Amazon was great on the exchange. The new one works great. Like the fact that it also has hours on the timer and can be used as a stopwatch. Only 2 negatives I have is that the beeping doesn't shut off on it's own, so if you're doing something else, you have to manually hit the stop to turn it off. I find that inconvenient at times, if only for a few moments. Also agree with a previous review that when mounted via the magnet, depending on how you push the buttons, it will come loose and fall. Could be better designed or have a stronger magnet to keep it in place. Worth the price though, as it is pretty well made and works well.

Purchased a different cheap timer at Walmart. When the timer went off you almost had to <hl> hold it next to your ear <hl> to hear it, never mind being in the next room. Ordered this one. 1st one I rec'd had a defective display that was missing part of the numbers. As usual Amazon was great on the exchange. The new one works great. Like the fact that it also has hours on the timer and can be used as a stopwatch. Only 2 negatives I have is that the beeping doesn't shut off on it's own, so if you're doing something else, you have to manually hit the stop to turn it off. I find that inconvenient at times, if only for a few moments. Also agree with a previous review that when mounted via the magnet, depending on how you push the buttons, it will come loose and fall. Could be better designed or have a stronger magnet to keep it in place. Worth the price though, as it is pretty well made and works well.


Question: How much did the reviewer pay for the glass?

So, I just paid almost 25 dollars for some rough chunks of glass. They look nothing like what is pictured, nothing. One is significantly smaller than the other two, with a rough jagged spot. The product pictured looks like smooth stones. The things I got, two at least, just look like flat plugs. And the third looks like a cast off from a glass blowing place. Who knows. Terrible. I wouldn't normally leave such a bad review, but these were ridiculous.

Answer: almost 25 dollars

<hl> So, I just paid almost 25 dollars for some rough chunks of glass. <hl> They look nothing like what is pictured, nothing. One is significantly smaller than the other two, with a rough jagged spot. The product pictured looks like smooth stones. The things I got, two at least, just look like flat plugs. And the third looks like a cast off from a glass blowing place. Who knows. Terrible. I wouldn't normally leave such a bad review, but these were ridiculous.

So, I just paid <hl> almost 25 dollars <hl> for some rough chunks of glass. They look nothing like what is pictured, nothing. One is significantly smaller than the other two, with a rough jagged spot. The product pictured looks like smooth stones. The things I got, two at least, just look like flat plugs. And the third looks like a cast off from a glass blowing place. Who knows. Terrible. I wouldn't normally leave such a bad review, but these were ridiculous.


Question: What did 2 of the 3 stones look like that the reviewer received?

Answer: flat plugs

So, I just paid almost 25 dollars for some rough chunks of glass. They look nothing like what is pictured, nothing. One is significantly smaller than the other two, with a rough jagged spot. The product pictured looks like smooth stones. <hl> The things I got, two at least, just look like flat plugs . <hl> And the third looks like a cast off from a glass blowing place. Who knows. Terrible. I wouldn't normally leave such a bad review, but these were ridiculous.

So, I just paid almost 25 dollars for some rough chunks of glass. They look nothing like what is pictured, nothing. One is significantly smaller than the other two, with a rough jagged spot. The product pictured looks like smooth stones. The things I got, two at least, just look like <hl> flat plugs <hl>. And the third looks like a cast off from a glass blowing place. Who knows. Terrible. I wouldn't normally leave such a bad review, but these were ridiculous.

The things I got, two at least, just look like <hl> flat plugs <hl> .


Question: What does the product look like in the picture?

Answer: smooth stones

So, I just paid almost 25 dollars for some rough chunks of glass. They look nothing like what is pictured, nothing. One is significantly smaller than the other two, with a rough jagged spot. <hl> The product pictured looks like smooth stones . <hl> The things I got, two at least, just look like flat plugs. And the third looks like a cast off from a glass blowing place. Who knows. Terrible. I wouldn't normally leave such a bad review, but these were ridiculous.

So, I just paid almost 25 dollars for some rough chunks of glass. They look nothing like what is pictured, nothing. One is significantly smaller than the other two, with a rough jagged spot. The product pictured looks like <hl> smooth stones <hl>. The things I got, two at least, just look like flat plugs. And the third looks like a cast off from a glass blowing place. Who knows. Terrible. I wouldn't normally leave such a bad review, but these were ridiculous.

The product pictured looks like <hl> smooth stones <hl> .


Question: According to the reviewer did the product they receive look like the one pictured?

Answer: They look nothing like what is pictured

So, I just paid almost 25 dollars for some rough chunks of glass. <hl> They look nothing like what is pictured , nothing. <hl> One is significantly smaller than the other two, with a rough jagged spot. The product pictured looks like smooth stones. The things I got, two at least, just look like flat plugs. And the third looks like a cast off from a glass blowing place. Who knows. Terrible. I wouldn't normally leave such a bad review, but these were ridiculous.

So, I just paid almost 25 dollars for some rough chunks of glass. <hl> They look nothing like what is pictured <hl>, nothing. One is significantly smaller than the other two, with a rough jagged spot. The product pictured looks like smooth stones. The things I got, two at least, just look like flat plugs. And the third looks like a cast off from a glass blowing place. Who knows. Terrible. I wouldn't normally leave such a bad review, but these were ridiculous.

<hl> They look nothing like what is pictured <hl> , nothing.


Question: According to the reviewer , what were the items that they paid almost 25 dollars for?

Answer: some rough chunks of glass

<hl> So, I just paid almost 25 dollars for some rough chunks of glass . <hl> They look nothing like what is pictured, nothing. One is significantly smaller than the other two, with a rough jagged spot. The product pictured looks like smooth stones. The things I got, two at least, just look like flat plugs. And the third looks like a cast off from a glass blowing place. Who knows. Terrible. I wouldn't normally leave such a bad review, but these were ridiculous.

So, I just paid almost 25 dollars for <hl> some rough chunks of glass <hl>. They look nothing like what is pictured, nothing. One is significantly smaller than the other two, with a rough jagged spot. The product pictured looks like smooth stones. The things I got, two at least, just look like flat plugs. And the third looks like a cast off from a glass blowing place. Who knows. Terrible. I wouldn't normally leave such a bad review, but these were ridiculous.

So, I just paid almost 25 dollars for <hl> some rough chunks of glass <hl> .


Question: The reviewer bought this to replace what?

I bought this to replace a broken plastic unit I'd purchased from a popular, expensive "kitchen party" vendor. As noted throughout so many reviews, the plastic units tend to break and you're left with a piece of expensive trash.I used this unit to make spritz cookies at Christmas time. After I got the disc installed properly (concave!) it worked great. I did have some issues with getting the plunger to stay aligned with the handle to press the cookies, which is the reason I removed a star. The bar on the plunger is ratcheted to advance when the handle is pressed, but it turns freely and gets out of alignment with the handle from time to time. is Other than that, it worked great.I also use the press with other tips to fill deviled eggs, cream puffs, and to decorate cookies and cakes. Other than the occasional problem with the handle, it works great. Since most all of the unit is metal, I suspect it will last for quite some time. The variety of discs provided for pressing cookies is great, too...

Answer: a broken plastic unit

<hl> I bought this to replace a broken plastic unit I'd purchased from a popular, expensive "kitchen party" vendor. <hl> As noted throughout so many reviews, the plastic units tend to break and you're left with a piece of expensive trash. I used this unit to make spritz cookies at Christmas time. After I got the disc installed properly (concave!) it worked great. I did have some issues with getting the plunger to stay aligned with the handle to press the cookies, which is the reason I removed a star. The bar on the plunger is ratcheted to advance when the handle is pressed, but it turns freely and gets out of alignment with the handle from time to time. is Other than that, it worked great. I also use the press with other tips to fill deviled eggs, cream puffs, and to decorate cookies and cakes. Other than the occasional problem with the handle, it works great. Since most all of the unit is metal, I suspect it will last for quite some time. The variety of discs provided for pressing cookies is great, too...

I bought this to replace <hl> a broken plastic unit <hl> I'd purchased from a popular, expensive "kitchen party" vendor. As noted throughout so many reviews, the plastic units tend to break and you're left with a piece of expensive trash.I used this unit to make spritz cookies at Christmas time. After I got the disc installed properly (concave!) it worked great. I did have some issues with getting the plunger to stay aligned with the handle to press the cookies, which is the reason I removed a star. The bar on the plunger is ratcheted to advance when the handle is pressed, but it turns freely and gets out of alignment with the handle from time to time. is Other than that, it worked great.I also use the press with other tips to fill deviled eggs, cream puffs, and to decorate cookies and cakes. Other than the occasional problem with the handle, it works great. Since most all of the unit is metal, I suspect it will last for quite some time. The variety of discs provided for pressing cookies is great, too...


Question: The reviewer made what with this unit at Christmas time?

Answer: spritz cookies

I bought this to replace a broken plastic unit I'd purchased from a popular, expensive "kitchen party" vendor. As noted throughout so many reviews, the plastic units tend to break and you're left with a piece of expensive trash. <hl> I used this unit to make spritz cookies at Christmas time. <hl> After I got the disc installed properly (concave!) it worked great. I did have some issues with getting the plunger to stay aligned with the handle to press the cookies, which is the reason I removed a star. The bar on the plunger is ratcheted to advance when the handle is pressed, but it turns freely and gets out of alignment with the handle from time to time. is Other than that, it worked great. I also use the press with other tips to fill deviled eggs, cream puffs, and to decorate cookies and cakes. Other than the occasional problem with the handle, it works great. Since most all of the unit is metal, I suspect it will last for quite some time. The variety of discs provided for pressing cookies is great, too...

I bought this to replace a broken plastic unit I'd purchased from a popular, expensive "kitchen party" vendor. As noted throughout so many reviews, the plastic units tend to break and you're left with a piece of expensive trash.I used this unit to make <hl> spritz cookies <hl> at Christmas time. After I got the disc installed properly (concave!) it worked great. I did have some issues with getting the plunger to stay aligned with the handle to press the cookies, which is the reason I removed a star. The bar on the plunger is ratcheted to advance when the handle is pressed, but it turns freely and gets out of alignment with the handle from time to time. is Other than that, it worked great.I also use the press with other tips to fill deviled eggs, cream puffs, and to decorate cookies and cakes. Other than the occasional problem with the handle, it works great. Since most all of the unit is metal, I suspect it will last for quite some time. The variety of discs provided for pressing cookies is great, too...


Question: What issues did the reviewer have that they removed a star from the score?

Answer: issues with getting the plunger to stay aligned with the handle to press the cookies

I bought this to replace a broken plastic unit I'd purchased from a popular, expensive "kitchen party" vendor. As noted throughout so many reviews, the plastic units tend to break and you're left with a piece of expensive trash. I used this unit to make spritz cookies at Christmas time. After I got the disc installed properly (concave!) it worked great. <hl> I did have some issues with getting the plunger to stay aligned with the handle to press the cookies , which is the reason I removed a star. <hl> The bar on the plunger is ratcheted to advance when the handle is pressed, but it turns freely and gets out of alignment with the handle from time to time. is Other than that, it worked great. I also use the press with other tips to fill deviled eggs, cream puffs, and to decorate cookies and cakes. Other than the occasional problem with the handle, it works great. Since most all of the unit is metal, I suspect it will last for quite some time. The variety of discs provided for pressing cookies is great, too...

I bought this to replace a broken plastic unit I'd purchased from a popular, expensive "kitchen party" vendor. As noted throughout so many reviews, the plastic units tend to break and you're left with a piece of expensive trash.I used this unit to make spritz cookies at Christmas time. After I got the disc installed properly (concave!) it worked great. I did have some <hl> issues with getting the plunger to stay aligned with the handle to press the cookies <hl>, which is the reason I removed a star. The bar on the plunger is ratcheted to advance when the handle is pressed, but it turns freely and gets out of alignment with the handle from time to time. is Other than that, it worked great.I also use the press with other tips to fill deviled eggs, cream puffs, and to decorate cookies and cakes. Other than the occasional problem with the handle, it works great. Since most all of the unit is metal, I suspect it will last for quite some time. The variety of discs provided for pressing cookies is great, too...

I did have some <hl> issues with getting the plunger to stay aligned with the handle to press the cookies <hl> , which is the reason I removed a star.


Question: What do the plastic units tend to do?

Answer: break

I bought this to replace a broken plastic unit I'd purchased from a popular, expensive "kitchen party" vendor. <hl> As noted throughout so many reviews, the plastic units tend to break and you're left with a piece of expensive trash. <hl> I used this unit to make spritz cookies at Christmas time. After I got the disc installed properly (concave!) it worked great. I did have some issues with getting the plunger to stay aligned with the handle to press the cookies, which is the reason I removed a star. The bar on the plunger is ratcheted to advance when the handle is pressed, but it turns freely and gets out of alignment with the handle from time to time. is Other than that, it worked great. I also use the press with other tips to fill deviled eggs, cream puffs, and to decorate cookies and cakes. Other than the occasional problem with the handle, it works great. Since most all of the unit is metal, I suspect it will last for quite some time. The variety of discs provided for pressing cookies is great, too...

I bought this to replace a broken plastic unit I'd purchased from a popular, expensive "kitchen party" vendor. As noted throughout so many reviews, the plastic units tend to <hl> break <hl> and you're left with a piece of expensive trash.I used this unit to make spritz cookies at Christmas time. After I got the disc installed properly (concave!) it worked great. I did have some issues with getting the plunger to stay aligned with the handle to press the cookies, which is the reason I removed a star. The bar on the plunger is ratcheted to advance when the handle is pressed, but it turns freely and gets out of alignment with the handle from time to time. is Other than that, it worked great.I also use the press with other tips to fill deviled eggs, cream puffs, and to decorate cookies and cakes. Other than the occasional problem with the handle, it works great. Since most all of the unit is metal, I suspect it will last for quite some time. The variety of discs provided for pressing cookies is great, too...


Question: Most of the unit is made of what, that makes the reviewer suspect it will last for quite some time?

Answer: metal

I bought this to replace a broken plastic unit I'd purchased from a popular, expensive "kitchen party" vendor. As noted throughout so many reviews, the plastic units tend to break and you're left with a piece of expensive trash. I used this unit to make spritz cookies at Christmas time. After I got the disc installed properly (concave!) it worked great. I did have some issues with getting the plunger to stay aligned with the handle to press the cookies, which is the reason I removed a star. The bar on the plunger is ratcheted to advance when the handle is pressed, but it turns freely and gets out of alignment with the handle from time to time. is Other than that, it worked great. I also use the press with other tips to fill deviled eggs, cream puffs, and to decorate cookies and cakes. Other than the occasional problem with the handle, it works great. <hl> Since most all of the unit is metal , I suspect it will last for quite some time. <hl> The variety of discs provided for pressing cookies is great, too...

I bought this to replace a broken plastic unit I'd purchased from a popular, expensive "kitchen party" vendor. As noted throughout so many reviews, the plastic units tend to break and you're left with a piece of expensive trash.I used this unit to make spritz cookies at Christmas time. After I got the disc installed properly (concave!) it worked great. I did have some issues with getting the plunger to stay aligned with the handle to press the cookies, which is the reason I removed a star. The bar on the plunger is ratcheted to advance when the handle is pressed, but it turns freely and gets out of alignment with the handle from time to time. is Other than that, it worked great.I also use the press with other tips to fill deviled eggs, cream puffs, and to decorate cookies and cakes. Other than the occasional problem with the handle, it works great. Since most all of the unit is <hl> metal <hl>, I suspect it will last for quite some time. The variety of discs provided for pressing cookies is great, too...

Since most all of the unit is <hl> metal <hl> , I suspect it will last for quite some time.


Question: How long did the reviewer have the tower fan for?

I had a tower fan for over 8 years and it suddenly died and they didn't make it anymore. So I searched and found the Lasko 2551, decided to give it a try. It comes just needing to be attached to the base, which is easy. It's nice and tall, so half the air isn't blown into the floor. I use this fan constantly when I am at home, especially for white noise to block out other noise in the home and for sleeping soundly. For me, the fan is almost too quiet. It's sturdy, doesn't tip over easily, and has a nice cord length.

Answer: over 8 years

<hl> I had a tower fan for over 8 years and it suddenly died and they didn't make it anymore. <hl> So I searched and found the Lasko 2551, decided to give it a try. It comes just needing to be attached to the base, which is easy. It's nice and tall, so half the air isn't blown into the floor. I use this fan constantly when I am at home, especially for white noise to block out other noise in the home and for sleeping soundly. For me, the fan is almost too quiet. It's sturdy, doesn't tip over easily, and has a nice cord length.

I had a tower fan for <hl> over 8 years <hl> and it suddenly died and they didn't make it anymore. So I searched and found the Lasko 2551, decided to give it a try. It comes just needing to be attached to the base, which is easy. It's nice and tall, so half the air isn't blown into the floor. I use this fan constantly when I am at home, especially for white noise to block out other noise in the home and for sleeping soundly. For me, the fan is almost too quiet. It's sturdy, doesn't tip over easily, and has a nice cord length.


Question: What kind of fan is the reviewer writing about?

Answer: Lasko 2551

I had a tower fan for over 8 years and it suddenly died and they didn't make it anymore. <hl> So I searched and found the Lasko 2551 , decided to give it a try. <hl> It comes just needing to be attached to the base, which is easy. It's nice and tall, so half the air isn't blown into the floor. I use this fan constantly when I am at home, especially for white noise to block out other noise in the home and for sleeping soundly. For me, the fan is almost too quiet. It's sturdy, doesn't tip over easily, and has a nice cord length.

I had a tower fan for over 8 years and it suddenly died and they didn't make it anymore. So I searched and found the <hl> Lasko 2551 <hl>, decided to give it a try. It comes just needing to be attached to the base, which is easy. It's nice and tall, so half the air isn't blown into the floor. I use this fan constantly when I am at home, especially for white noise to block out other noise in the home and for sleeping soundly. For me, the fan is almost too quiet. It's sturdy, doesn't tip over easily, and has a nice cord length.

So I searched and found the <hl> Lasko 2551 <hl> , decided to give it a try.


Question: why does the reviewer use white noise to block out other noise at home for?

Answer: for sleeping soundly

I had a tower fan for over 8 years and it suddenly died and they didn't make it anymore. So I searched and found the Lasko 2551, decided to give it a try. It comes just needing to be attached to the base, which is easy. It's nice and tall, so half the air isn't blown into the floor. <hl> I use this fan constantly when I am at home, especially for white noise to block out other noise in the home and for sleeping soundly . <hl> For me, the fan is almost too quiet. It's sturdy, doesn't tip over easily, and has a nice cord length.

I had a tower fan for over 8 years and it suddenly died and they didn't make it anymore. So I searched and found the Lasko 2551, decided to give it a try. It comes just needing to be attached to the base, which is easy. It's nice and tall, so half the air isn't blown into the floor. I use this fan constantly when I am at home, especially for white noise to block out other noise in the home and <hl> for sleeping soundly <hl>. For me, the fan is almost too quiet. It's sturdy, doesn't tip over easily, and has a nice cord length.

I use this fan constantly when I am at home, especially for white noise to block out other noise in the home and <hl> for sleeping soundly <hl> .


Question: How often does the reviewer use this fan used at home?

Answer: constantly

I had a tower fan for over 8 years and it suddenly died and they didn't make it anymore. So I searched and found the Lasko 2551, decided to give it a try. It comes just needing to be attached to the base, which is easy. It's nice and tall, so half the air isn't blown into the floor. <hl> I use this fan constantly when I am at home, especially for white noise to block out other noise in the home and for sleeping soundly. <hl> For me, the fan is almost too quiet. It's sturdy, doesn't tip over easily, and has a nice cord length.

I had a tower fan for over 8 years and it suddenly died and they didn't make it anymore. So I searched and found the Lasko 2551, decided to give it a try. It comes just needing to be attached to the base, which is easy. It's nice and tall, so half the air isn't blown into the floor. I use this fan <hl> constantly <hl> when I am at home, especially for white noise to block out other noise in the home and for sleeping soundly. For me, the fan is almost too quiet. It's sturdy, doesn't tip over easily, and has a nice cord length.


Question: The reviewer uses this fan especially for what kind of noise?

Answer: white noise

I had a tower fan for over 8 years and it suddenly died and they didn't make it anymore. So I searched and found the Lasko 2551, decided to give it a try. It comes just needing to be attached to the base, which is easy. It's nice and tall, so half the air isn't blown into the floor. <hl> I use this fan constantly when I am at home, especially for white noise to block out other noise in the home and for sleeping soundly. <hl> For me, the fan is almost too quiet. It's sturdy, doesn't tip over easily, and has a nice cord length.

I had a tower fan for over 8 years and it suddenly died and they didn't make it anymore. So I searched and found the Lasko 2551, decided to give it a try. It comes just needing to be attached to the base, which is easy. It's nice and tall, so half the air isn't blown into the floor. I use this fan constantly when I am at home, especially for <hl> white noise <hl> to block out other noise in the home and for sleeping soundly. For me, the fan is almost too quiet. It's sturdy, doesn't tip over easily, and has a nice cord length.


Question: What did the reviewer return several of?

I have ordered and returned several toasters because they did not toast evenly across the slice. Some were considerably more expensive than this one. This one seems pretty even, but it did toast one side of the bread side darker than the other. The side closer to the center was darker--however, it was within my standards for eating on both sides (but barely on the darker side). I will be keeping it as I am tired of the search for a good toaster, and at least this one is even.One feature toasters seem to never have now is the option for one slice. Older toasters could sense if you had only one slice in and would heat only the coils on that side (it was always a specific side--it would only sense this happening if it was in the correct slot). I suspect that is what this one needs, and the fact that it is heating coils on both sides even though I have only one slice of bread in is why it is darker on the bread side closer to the center of the toaster.I cannot comment on the longevity as I have only had it a few days.

Answer: toasters

<hl> I have ordered and returned several toasters because they did not toast evenly across the slice. <hl> Some were considerably more expensive than this one. This one seems pretty even, but it did toast one side of the bread side darker than the other. The side closer to the center was darker--however, it was within my standards for eating on both sides (but barely on the darker side). I will be keeping it as I am tired of the search for a good toaster, and at least this one is even. One feature toasters seem to never have now is the option for one slice. Older toasters could sense if you had only one slice in and would heat only the coils on that side (it was always a specific side--it would only sense this happening if it was in the correct slot). I suspect that is what this one needs, and the fact that it is heating coils on both sides even though I have only one slice of bread in is why it is darker on the bread side closer to the center of the toaster. I cannot comment on the longevity as I have only had it a few days.

I have ordered and returned several <hl> toasters <hl> because they did not toast evenly across the slice. Some were considerably more expensive than this one. This one seems pretty even, but it did toast one side of the bread side darker than the other. The side closer to the center was darker--however, it was within my standards for eating on both sides (but barely on the darker side). I will be keeping it as I am tired of the search for a good toaster, and at least this one is even.One feature toasters seem to never have now is the option for one slice. Older toasters could sense if you had only one slice in and would heat only the coils on that side (it was always a specific side--it would only sense this happening if it was in the correct slot). I suspect that is what this one needs, and the fact that it is heating coils on both sides even though I have only one slice of bread in is why it is darker on the bread side closer to the center of the toaster.I cannot comment on the longevity as I have only had it a few days.


Question: Why were the toasters returned?

Answer: they did not toast evenly across the slice

<hl> I have ordered and returned several toasters because they did not toast evenly across the slice . <hl> Some were considerably more expensive than this one. This one seems pretty even, but it did toast one side of the bread side darker than the other. The side closer to the center was darker--however, it was within my standards for eating on both sides (but barely on the darker side). I will be keeping it as I am tired of the search for a good toaster, and at least this one is even. One feature toasters seem to never have now is the option for one slice. Older toasters could sense if you had only one slice in and would heat only the coils on that side (it was always a specific side--it would only sense this happening if it was in the correct slot). I suspect that is what this one needs, and the fact that it is heating coils on both sides even though I have only one slice of bread in is why it is darker on the bread side closer to the center of the toaster. I cannot comment on the longevity as I have only had it a few days.

I have ordered and returned several toasters because <hl> they did not toast evenly across the slice <hl>. Some were considerably more expensive than this one. This one seems pretty even, but it did toast one side of the bread side darker than the other. The side closer to the center was darker--however, it was within my standards for eating on both sides (but barely on the darker side). I will be keeping it as I am tired of the search for a good toaster, and at least this one is even.One feature toasters seem to never have now is the option for one slice. Older toasters could sense if you had only one slice in and would heat only the coils on that side (it was always a specific side--it would only sense this happening if it was in the correct slot). I suspect that is what this one needs, and the fact that it is heating coils on both sides even though I have only one slice of bread in is why it is darker on the bread side closer to the center of the toaster.I cannot comment on the longevity as I have only had it a few days.

I have ordered and returned several toasters because <hl> they did not toast evenly across the slice <hl> .


Question: What side of the toast was darker?

Answer: closer to the center

I have ordered and returned several toasters because they did not toast evenly across the slice. Some were considerably more expensive than this one. This one seems pretty even, but it did toast one side of the bread side darker than the other. <hl> The side closer to the center was darker--however, it was within my standards for eating on both sides (but barely on the darker side). <hl> I will be keeping it as I am tired of the search for a good toaster, and at least this one is even. One feature toasters seem to never have now is the option for one slice. Older toasters could sense if you had only one slice in and would heat only the coils on that side (it was always a specific side--it would only sense this happening if it was in the correct slot). I suspect that is what this one needs, and the fact that it is heating coils on both sides even though I have only one slice of bread in is why it is darker on the bread side closer to the center of the toaster. I cannot comment on the longevity as I have only had it a few days.

I have ordered and returned several toasters because they did not toast evenly across the slice. Some were considerably more expensive than this one. This one seems pretty even, but it did toast one side of the bread side darker than the other. The side <hl> closer to the center <hl> was darker--however, it was within my standards for eating on both sides (but barely on the darker side). I will be keeping it as I am tired of the search for a good toaster, and at least this one is even.One feature toasters seem to never have now is the option for one slice. Older toasters could sense if you had only one slice in and would heat only the coils on that side (it was always a specific side--it would only sense this happening if it was in the correct slot). I suspect that is what this one needs, and the fact that it is heating coils on both sides even though I have only one slice of bread in is why it is darker on the bread side closer to the center of the toaster.I cannot comment on the longevity as I have only had it a few days.


Question: What did the reviewer say that the one option that toasters seem to never have now?

Answer: option for one slice

the option for one slice .

I have ordered and returned several toasters because they did not toast evenly across the slice. Some were considerably more expensive than this one. This one seems pretty even, but it did toast one side of the bread side darker than the other. The side closer to the center was darker--however, it was within my standards for eating on both sides (but barely on the darker side). I will be keeping it as I am tired of the search for a good toaster, and at least this one is even. One feature toasters seem to never have now is <hl> the option for one slice . <hl> Older toasters could sense if you had only one slice in and would heat only the coils on that side (it was always a specific side--it would only sense this happening if it was in the correct slot). I suspect that is what this one needs, and the fact that it is heating coils on both sides even though I have only one slice of bread in is why it is darker on the bread side closer to the center of the toaster. I cannot comment on the longevity as I have only had it a few days.

I have ordered and returned several toasters because they did not toast evenly across the slice. Some were considerably more expensive than this one. This one seems pretty even, but it did toast one side of the bread side darker than the other. The side closer to the center was darker--however, it was within my standards for eating on both sides (but barely on the darker side). I will be keeping it as I am tired of the search for a good toaster, and at least this one is even.One feature toasters seem to never have now is the <hl> option for one slice <hl>. Older toasters could sense if you had only one slice in and would heat only the coils on that side (it was always a specific side--it would only sense this happening if it was in the correct slot). I suspect that is what this one needs, and the fact that it is heating coils on both sides even though I have only one slice of bread in is why it is darker on the bread side closer to the center of the toaster.I cannot comment on the longevity as I have only had it a few days.


Question: How long has the reviewer have this toaster for?

Answer: a few days

I have ordered and returned several toasters because they did not toast evenly across the slice. Some were considerably more expensive than this one. This one seems pretty even, but it did toast one side of the bread side darker than the other. The side closer to the center was darker--however, it was within my standards for eating on both sides (but barely on the darker side). I will be keeping it as I am tired of the search for a good toaster, and at least this one is even. One feature toasters seem to never have now is the option for one slice. Older toasters could sense if you had only one slice in and would heat only the coils on that side (it was always a specific side--it would only sense this happening if it was in the correct slot). I suspect that is what this one needs, and the fact that it is heating coils on both sides even though I have only one slice of bread in is why it is darker on the bread side closer to the center of the toaster. <hl> I cannot comment on the longevity as I have only had it a few days . <hl>

I have ordered and returned several toasters because they did not toast evenly across the slice. Some were considerably more expensive than this one. This one seems pretty even, but it did toast one side of the bread side darker than the other. The side closer to the center was darker--however, it was within my standards for eating on both sides (but barely on the darker side). I will be keeping it as I am tired of the search for a good toaster, and at least this one is even.One feature toasters seem to never have now is the option for one slice. Older toasters could sense if you had only one slice in and would heat only the coils on that side (it was always a specific side--it would only sense this happening if it was in the correct slot). I suspect that is what this one needs, and the fact that it is heating coils on both sides even though I have only one slice of bread in is why it is darker on the bread side closer to the center of the toaster.I cannot comment on the longevity as I have only had it <hl> a few days <hl>.

I cannot comment on the longevity as I have only had it <hl> a few days <hl> .


Question: Where was the pan purchased?

I purchased this pan at Macy's, and love it so much that I have put a second one on my Amazon Wish List (about $3 less than Macy's).The non-stick surface works like a charm - with just a little bit of greasing ahead of time, nothing sticks. Cleanup is a snap, with just some soapy water and a sponge.The pan is sturdy, distributes heat evenly, and most importantly - the bottom latches securely into the top, forming a solid seal that does not leak.I cannot think of any negatives for this pan (I cannot say the same for another no-name brand pan that will be tossed out as soon as I get my 2nd Anolon)

Answer: at Macy's

<hl> I purchased this pan at Macy's , and love it so much that I have put a second one on my Amazon Wish List (about $3 less than Macy's).The non-stick surface works like a charm - with just a little bit of greasing ahead of time, nothing sticks. <hl> Cleanup is a snap, with just some soapy water and a sponge. The pan is sturdy, distributes heat evenly, and most importantly - the bottom latches securely into the top, forming a solid seal that does not leak. I cannot think of any negatives for this pan (I cannot say the same for another no-name brand pan that will be tossed out as soon as I get my 2nd Anolon)

I purchased this pan <hl> at Macy's <hl>, and love it so much that I have put a second one on my Amazon Wish List (about $3 less than Macy's).The non-stick surface works like a charm - with just a little bit of greasing ahead of time, nothing sticks. Cleanup is a snap, with just some soapy water and a sponge.The pan is sturdy, distributes heat evenly, and most importantly - the bottom latches securely into the top, forming a solid seal that does not leak.I cannot think of any negatives for this pan (I cannot say the same for another no-name brand pan that will be tossed out as soon as I get my 2nd Anolon)

I purchased this pan <hl> at Macy's <hl> , and love it so much that I have put a second one on my Amazon Wish List (about $3 less than Macy's).The non-stick surface works like a charm - with just a little bit of greasing ahead of time, nothing sticks.


Question: What list has the reviewer put another pan on?

Answer: Amazon Wish List

<hl> I purchased this pan at Macy's, and love it so much that I have put a second one on my Amazon Wish List (about $3 less than Macy's).The non-stick surface works like a charm - with just a little bit of greasing ahead of time, nothing sticks. <hl> Cleanup is a snap, with just some soapy water and a sponge. The pan is sturdy, distributes heat evenly, and most importantly - the bottom latches securely into the top, forming a solid seal that does not leak. I cannot think of any negatives for this pan (I cannot say the same for another no-name brand pan that will be tossed out as soon as I get my 2nd Anolon)

I purchased this pan at Macy's, and love it so much that I have put a second one on my <hl> Amazon Wish List <hl> (about $3 less than Macy's).The non-stick surface works like a charm - with just a little bit of greasing ahead of time, nothing sticks. Cleanup is a snap, with just some soapy water and a sponge.The pan is sturdy, distributes heat evenly, and most importantly - the bottom latches securely into the top, forming a solid seal that does not leak.I cannot think of any negatives for this pan (I cannot say the same for another no-name brand pan that will be tossed out as soon as I get my 2nd Anolon)


Question: How much less is the pan from amazon than Macy's?

Answer: about $3 less

<hl> I purchased this pan at Macy's, and love it so much that I have put a second one on my Amazon Wish List ( about $3 less than Macy's).The non-stick surface works like a charm - with just a little bit of greasing ahead of time, nothing sticks. <hl> Cleanup is a snap, with just some soapy water and a sponge. The pan is sturdy, distributes heat evenly, and most importantly - the bottom latches securely into the top, forming a solid seal that does not leak. I cannot think of any negatives for this pan (I cannot say the same for another no-name brand pan that will be tossed out as soon as I get my 2nd Anolon)

I purchased this pan at Macy's, and love it so much that I have put a second one on my Amazon Wish List (<hl> about $3 less <hl> than Macy's).The non-stick surface works like a charm - with just a little bit of greasing ahead of time, nothing sticks. Cleanup is a snap, with just some soapy water and a sponge.The pan is sturdy, distributes heat evenly, and most importantly - the bottom latches securely into the top, forming a solid seal that does not leak.I cannot think of any negatives for this pan (I cannot say the same for another no-name brand pan that will be tossed out as soon as I get my 2nd Anolon)

I purchased this pan at Macy's, and love it so much that I have put a second one on my Amazon Wish List ( <hl> about $3 less <hl> than Macy's).The non-stick surface works like a charm - with just a little bit of greasing ahead of time, nothing sticks.


Question: What kind of surface does the pan have that works like a charm?

Answer: non-stick surface

<hl> I purchased this pan at Macy's, and love it so much that I have put a second one on my Amazon Wish List (about $3 less than Macy's).The non-stick surface works like a charm - with just a little bit of greasing ahead of time, nothing sticks. <hl> Cleanup is a snap, with just some soapy water and a sponge. The pan is sturdy, distributes heat evenly, and most importantly - the bottom latches securely into the top, forming a solid seal that does not leak. I cannot think of any negatives for this pan (I cannot say the same for another no-name brand pan that will be tossed out as soon as I get my 2nd Anolon)

I purchased this pan at Macy's, and love it so much that I have put a second one on my Amazon Wish List (about $3 less than Macy's).The <hl> non-stick surface <hl> works like a charm - with just a little bit of greasing ahead of time, nothing sticks. Cleanup is a snap, with just some soapy water and a sponge.The pan is sturdy, distributes heat evenly, and most importantly - the bottom latches securely into the top, forming a solid seal that does not leak.I cannot think of any negatives for this pan (I cannot say the same for another no-name brand pan that will be tossed out as soon as I get my 2nd Anolon)


Question: What brand of pans is the reviewer writing about?

Answer: Anolon

I purchased this pan at Macy's, and love it so much that I have put a second one on my Amazon Wish List (about $3 less than Macy's).The non-stick surface works like a charm - with just a little bit of greasing ahead of time, nothing sticks. Cleanup is a snap, with just some soapy water and a sponge. The pan is sturdy, distributes heat evenly, and most importantly - the bottom latches securely into the top, forming a solid seal that does not leak. <hl> I cannot think of any negatives for this pan (I cannot say the same for another no-name brand pan that will be tossed out as soon as I get my 2nd Anolon ) <hl>

I purchased this pan at Macy's, and love it so much that I have put a second one on my Amazon Wish List (about $3 less than Macy's).The non-stick surface works like a charm - with just a little bit of greasing ahead of time, nothing sticks. Cleanup is a snap, with just some soapy water and a sponge.The pan is sturdy, distributes heat evenly, and most importantly - the bottom latches securely into the top, forming a solid seal that does not leak.I cannot think of any negatives for this pan (I cannot say the same for another no-name brand pan that will be tossed out as soon as I get my 2nd <hl> Anolon <hl>)

I cannot think of any negatives for this pan (I cannot say the same for another no-name brand pan that will be tossed out as soon as I get my 2nd <hl> Anolon <hl> )


Question: What parts would you avoid buying from a Toyota dealer?

First rule of thumb, if you don't have a Faberware skillit, it might not fit. Me, on the other hand, have a Faberware skillit. This lid fits perfectly! No complaints at all.I got the glass lid so I can see what is going on in my pan.So to all you nay-sayers out there, try buying a lid from the maker of your cooking vessel! Would you buy car parts for a Ford from a Toyota dealer??? Of course not! They might sorta fit, but it is never the same.Don't hold a manufacturer responsible for their product NOT fitting something they had not manufactured!

Answer: Ford

First rule of thumb, if you don't have a Faberware skillit, it might not fit. Me, on the other hand, have a Faberware skillit. This lid fits perfectly! No complaints at all. I got the glass lid so I can see what is going on in my pan. So to all you nay-sayers out there, try buying a lid from the maker of your cooking vessel! <hl> Would you buy car parts for a Ford from a Toyota dealer??? <hl> Of course not! They might sorta fit, but it is never the same. Don't hold a manufacturer responsible for their product NOT fitting something they had not manufactured!

First rule of thumb, if you don't have a Faberware skillit, it might not fit. Me, on the other hand, have a Faberware skillit. This lid fits perfectly! No complaints at all.I got the glass lid so I can see what is going on in my pan.So to all you nay-sayers out there, try buying a lid from the maker of your cooking vessel! Would you buy car parts for a <hl> Ford <hl> from a Toyota dealer??? Of course not! They might sorta fit, but it is never the same.Don't hold a manufacturer responsible for their product NOT fitting something they had not manufactured!


Question: What do you need to own for this product to work?

Answer: Faberware skillit

<hl> First rule of thumb, if you don't have a Faberware skillit , it might not fit. <hl> Me, on the other hand, have a Faberware skillit. This lid fits perfectly! No complaints at all. I got the glass lid so I can see what is going on in my pan. So to all you nay-sayers out there, try buying a lid from the maker of your cooking vessel! Would you buy car parts for a Ford from a Toyota dealer??? Of course not! They might sorta fit, but it is never the same. Don't hold a manufacturer responsible for their product NOT fitting something they had not manufactured!

First rule of thumb, if you don't have a <hl> Faberware skillit <hl>, it might not fit. Me, on the other hand, have a Faberware skillit. This lid fits perfectly! No complaints at all.I got the glass lid so I can see what is going on in my pan.So to all you nay-sayers out there, try buying a lid from the maker of your cooking vessel! Would you buy car parts for a Ford from a Toyota dealer??? Of course not! They might sorta fit, but it is never the same.Don't hold a manufacturer responsible for their product NOT fitting something they had not manufactured!

First rule of thumb, if you don't have a <hl> Faberware skillit <hl> , it might not fit.


Question: What type of material is the lid?

Answer: glass

I got the glass lid

First rule of thumb, if you don't have a Faberware skillit, it might not fit. Me, on the other hand, have a Faberware skillit. This lid fits perfectly! No complaints at all. <hl> I got the glass lid <hl> so I can see what is going on in my pan. So to all you nay-sayers out there, try buying a lid from the maker of your cooking vessel! Would you buy car parts for a Ford from a Toyota dealer??? Of course not! They might sorta fit, but it is never the same. Don't hold a manufacturer responsible for their product NOT fitting something they had not manufactured!

First rule of thumb, if you don't have a Faberware skillit, it might not fit. Me, on the other hand, have a Faberware skillit. This lid fits perfectly! No complaints at all.I got the <hl> glass <hl> lid so I can see what is going on in my pan.So to all you nay-sayers out there, try buying a lid from the maker of your cooking vessel! Would you buy car parts for a Ford from a Toyota dealer??? Of course not! They might sorta fit, but it is never the same.Don't hold a manufacturer responsible for their product NOT fitting something they had not manufactured!


Question: What should the unsatisfied people do?

Answer: buying a lid from the maker of your cooking vessel

First rule of thumb, if you don't have a Faberware skillit, it might not fit. Me, on the other hand, have a Faberware skillit. This lid fits perfectly! No complaints at all. I got the glass lid so I can see what is going on in my pan. <hl> So to all you nay-sayers out there, try buying a lid from the maker of your cooking vessel ! <hl> Would you buy car parts for a Ford from a Toyota dealer??? Of course not! They might sorta fit, but it is never the same. Don't hold a manufacturer responsible for their product NOT fitting something they had not manufactured!

First rule of thumb, if you don't have a Faberware skillit, it might not fit. Me, on the other hand, have a Faberware skillit. This lid fits perfectly! No complaints at all.I got the glass lid so I can see what is going on in my pan.So to all you nay-sayers out there, try <hl> buying a lid from the maker of your cooking vessel <hl>! Would you buy car parts for a Ford from a Toyota dealer??? Of course not! They might sorta fit, but it is never the same.Don't hold a manufacturer responsible for their product NOT fitting something they had not manufactured!

So to all you nay-sayers out there, try <hl> buying a lid from the maker of your cooking vessel <hl> !


Question: When did they buy this product?

I got this set about two weeks ago and figured I'd use all the pieces a bit before I wrote a review. I have to admit that my first impression of the set was pure joy. I had been using a ten-year-old Revereware set, good in its own right, but there were some things I disliked about the Revereware, mainly the fact that the bottoms did not make good contact with my stove burners (ceramic top). These pots and pans were so shiny right out of the box, so much heavier than I expected, and so obviously worth the money I paid for them, that I was thrilled. They are SO much heavier than expected. Not heavy in a bad way, like you can't lift them or anything. Just not cheap and easy to dent. I had never used a frying pan not coated in Teflon, and I was a little intimidated by the fact that these are not nonstick. Since this was the very reason I bought them (Teflon is evil) I decided to dive right in. This has been my experience so far, even though I can't comment on the overall longevity of the set at this time.*I love the finish. These are so pretty, I intend to get a pot rack and hang them for all to see!*The lids are awesome. Nice tight fit. I think they may even be weighted. I didn't want glass lids for breakage reasons, and the lids from my old pans had a lip that trapped moisture underneath. I was forever burning myself or dripping water all over the stove every time I lifted the lid to check something.*I chose this set over the Cuisinart set because of the three sizes of saucepans, which my old set had and I am used to.*Love the handles! I didn't think I would at first, but they really do stay cool and are grippy so you're less likely to drop a full pot when transferring it.*Easy to clean. I haven't tried frying an egg or anything, but I think for everything except eggs and pancakes these will be wonderful. I made pizza sauce in the larger fry pan and it cleaned up in a snap. I even melted chocolate and marshmallow for some cookies in the saucepans and those also cleaned up quite easily.Now for a couple things that could be better:*The set could have included a lid for the smaller fry pan. I assumed that the lid to the one of the saucepans would fit the smaller fry pan as well (my old set was this way) and was slightly disappointed to find that this is not the case.*One of the saucepans has some "pitting" on the inside bottom that was not there when I opened the box. Another reviewer mentioned this too. I tried cleaning it with baking soda and water as the instructions suggest, but no dice.*You must be very diligent about drying these IMMEDIATELY if you don't want water spots on them. I know that is the nature of the beast, my other stainless is the same, but it's a bummer. I want them fresh and shiny clean all the time, and they just don't look as nice if left to air-dry.Just some minor gripes. They were SO worth the money, especially since the price jumped fifteen bucks the day after I ordered them, and I got a forty dollar rebate to boot. I almost spent 3 times more on a much costlier set, but I suspect I would have been paying for the name. Of course KitchenAid is also a brand name, and a darn good one at that, (I am in love with my Artisan stand mixer) so why not the pots and pans set? After reading all the positives here on Amazon, I decided to try them and I'm so glad I did!

Answer: two weeks ago

<hl> I got this set about two weeks ago and figured I'd use all the pieces a bit before I wrote a review. <hl> I have to admit that my first impression of the set was pure joy. I had been using a ten-year-old Revereware set, good in its own right, but there were some things I disliked about the Revereware, mainly the fact that the bottoms did not make good contact with my stove burners (ceramic top). These pots and pans were so shiny right out of the box, so much heavier than I expected, and so obviously worth the money I paid for them, that I was thrilled. They are SO much heavier than expected. Not heavy in a bad way, like you can't lift them or anything. Just not cheap and easy to dent. I had never used a frying pan not coated in Teflon, and I was a little intimidated by the fact that these are not nonstick. Since this was the very reason I bought them (Teflon is evil) I decided to dive right in. This has been my experience so far, even though I can't comment on the overall longevity of the set at this time.*I love the finish. These are so pretty, I intend to get a pot rack and hang them for all to see!*The lids are awesome. Nice tight fit. I think they may even be weighted. I didn't want glass lids for breakage reasons, and the lids from my old pans had a lip that trapped moisture underneath. I was forever burning myself or dripping water all over the stove every time I lifted the lid to check something.*I chose this set over the Cuisinart set because of the three sizes of saucepans, which my old set had and I am used to.*Love the handles! I didn't think I would at first, but they really do stay cool and are grippy so you're less likely to drop a full pot when transferring it.*Easy to clean. I haven't tried frying an egg or anything, but I think for everything except eggs and pancakes these will be wonderful. I made pizza sauce in the larger fry pan and it cleaned up in a snap. I even melted chocolate and marshmallow for some cookies in the saucepans and those also cleaned up quite easily. Now for a couple things that could be better:*The set could have included a lid for the smaller fry pan. I assumed that the lid to the one of the saucepans would fit the smaller fry pan as well (my old set was this way) and was slightly disappointed to find that this is not the case.*One of the saucepans has some "pitting" on the inside bottom that was not there when I opened the box. Another reviewer mentioned this too. I tried cleaning it with baking soda and water as the instructions suggest, but no dice.*You must be very diligent about drying these IMMEDIATELY if you don't want water spots on them. I know that is the nature of the beast, my other stainless is the same, but it's a bummer. I want them fresh and shiny clean all the time, and they just don't look as nice if left to air-dry. Just some minor gripes. They were SO worth the money, especially since the price jumped fifteen bucks the day after I ordered them, and I got a forty dollar rebate to boot. I almost spent 3 times more on a much costlier set, but I suspect I would have been paying for the name. Of course KitchenAid is also a brand name, and a darn good one at that, (I am in love with my Artisan stand mixer) so why not the pots and pans set? After reading all the positives here on Amazon, I decided to try them and I'm so glad I did!

I got this set about <hl> two weeks ago <hl> and figured I'd use all the pieces a bit before I wrote a review. I have to admit that my first impression of the set was pure joy. I had been using a ten-year-old Revereware set, good in its own right, but there were some things I disliked about the Revereware, mainly the fact that the bottoms did not make good contact with my stove burners (ceramic top). These pots and pans were so shiny right out of the box, so much heavier than I expected, and so obviously worth the money I paid for them, that I was thrilled. They are SO much heavier than expected. Not heavy in a bad way, like you can't lift them or anything. Just not cheap and easy to dent. I had never used a frying pan not coated in Teflon, and I was a little intimidated by the fact that these are not nonstick. Since this was the very reason I bought them (Teflon is evil) I decided to dive right in. This has been my experience so far, even though I can't comment on the overall longevity of the set at this time.*I love the finish. These are so pretty, I intend to get a pot rack and hang them for all to see!*The lids are awesome. Nice tight fit. I think they may even be weighted. I didn't want glass lids for breakage reasons, and the lids from my old pans had a lip that trapped moisture underneath. I was forever burning myself or dripping water all over the stove every time I lifted the lid to check something.*I chose this set over the Cuisinart set because of the three sizes of saucepans, which my old set had and I am used to.*Love the handles! I didn't think I would at first, but they really do stay cool and are grippy so you're less likely to drop a full pot when transferring it.*Easy to clean. I haven't tried frying an egg or anything, but I think for everything except eggs and pancakes these will be wonderful. I made pizza sauce in the larger fry pan and it cleaned up in a snap. I even melted chocolate and marshmallow for some cookies in the saucepans and those also cleaned up quite easily.Now for a couple things that could be better:*The set could have included a lid for the smaller fry pan. I assumed that the lid to the one of the saucepans would fit the smaller fry pan as well (my old set was this way) and was slightly disappointed to find that this is not the case.*One of the saucepans has some "pitting" on the inside bottom that was not there when I opened the box. Another reviewer mentioned this too. I tried cleaning it with baking soda and water as the instructions suggest, but no dice.*You must be very diligent about drying these IMMEDIATELY if you don't want water spots on them. I know that is the nature of the beast, my other stainless is the same, but it's a bummer. I want them fresh and shiny clean all the time, and they just don't look as nice if left to air-dry.Just some minor gripes. They were SO worth the money, especially since the price jumped fifteen bucks the day after I ordered them, and I got a forty dollar rebate to boot. I almost spent 3 times more on a much costlier set, but I suspect I would have been paying for the name. Of course KitchenAid is also a brand name, and a darn good one at that, (I am in love with my Artisan stand mixer) so why not the pots and pans set? After reading all the positives here on Amazon, I decided to try them and I'm so glad I did!


Question: How old was their old set?

Answer: the bottoms did not make good contact with my stove burners

I got this set about two weeks ago and figured I'd use all the pieces a bit before I wrote a review. I have to admit that my first impression of the set was pure joy. <hl> I had been using a ten-year-old Revereware set, good in its own right, but there were some things I disliked about the Revereware, mainly the fact that the bottoms did not make good contact with my stove burners (ceramic top). <hl> These pots and pans were so shiny right out of the box, so much heavier than I expected, and so obviously worth the money I paid for them, that I was thrilled. They are SO much heavier than expected. Not heavy in a bad way, like you can't lift them or anything. Just not cheap and easy to dent. I had never used a frying pan not coated in Teflon, and I was a little intimidated by the fact that these are not nonstick. Since this was the very reason I bought them (Teflon is evil) I decided to dive right in. This has been my experience so far, even though I can't comment on the overall longevity of the set at this time.*I love the finish. These are so pretty, I intend to get a pot rack and hang them for all to see!*The lids are awesome. Nice tight fit. I think they may even be weighted. I didn't want glass lids for breakage reasons, and the lids from my old pans had a lip that trapped moisture underneath. I was forever burning myself or dripping water all over the stove every time I lifted the lid to check something.*I chose this set over the Cuisinart set because of the three sizes of saucepans, which my old set had and I am used to.*Love the handles! I didn't think I would at first, but they really do stay cool and are grippy so you're less likely to drop a full pot when transferring it.*Easy to clean. I haven't tried frying an egg or anything, but I think for everything except eggs and pancakes these will be wonderful. I made pizza sauce in the larger fry pan and it cleaned up in a snap. I even melted chocolate and marshmallow for some cookies in the saucepans and those also cleaned up quite easily. Now for a couple things that could be better:*The set could have included a lid for the smaller fry pan. I assumed that the lid to the one of the saucepans would fit the smaller fry pan as well (my old set was this way) and was slightly disappointed to find that this is not the case.*One of the saucepans has some "pitting" on the inside bottom that was not there when I opened the box. Another reviewer mentioned this too. I tried cleaning it with baking soda and water as the instructions suggest, but no dice.*You must be very diligent about drying these IMMEDIATELY if you don't want water spots on them. I know that is the nature of the beast, my other stainless is the same, but it's a bummer. I want them fresh and shiny clean all the time, and they just don't look as nice if left to air-dry. Just some minor gripes. They were SO worth the money, especially since the price jumped fifteen bucks the day after I ordered them, and I got a forty dollar rebate to boot. I almost spent 3 times more on a much costlier set, but I suspect I would have been paying for the name. Of course KitchenAid is also a brand name, and a darn good one at that, (I am in love with my Artisan stand mixer) so why not the pots and pans set? After reading all the positives here on Amazon, I decided to try them and I'm so glad I did!

I got this set about two weeks ago and figured I'd use all the pieces a bit before I wrote a review. I have to admit that my first impression of the set was pure joy. I had been using a ten-year-old Revereware set, good in its own right, but there were some things I disliked about the Revereware, mainly the fact that <hl> the bottoms did not make good contact with my stove burners <hl> (ceramic top). These pots and pans were so shiny right out of the box, so much heavier than I expected, and so obviously worth the money I paid for them, that I was thrilled. They are SO much heavier than expected. Not heavy in a bad way, like you can't lift them or anything. Just not cheap and easy to dent. I had never used a frying pan not coated in Teflon, and I was a little intimidated by the fact that these are not nonstick. Since this was the very reason I bought them (Teflon is evil) I decided to dive right in. This has been my experience so far, even though I can't comment on the overall longevity of the set at this time.*I love the finish. These are so pretty, I intend to get a pot rack and hang them for all to see!*The lids are awesome. Nice tight fit. I think they may even be weighted. I didn't want glass lids for breakage reasons, and the lids from my old pans had a lip that trapped moisture underneath. I was forever burning myself or dripping water all over the stove every time I lifted the lid to check something.*I chose this set over the Cuisinart set because of the three sizes of saucepans, which my old set had and I am used to.*Love the handles! I didn't think I would at first, but they really do stay cool and are grippy so you're less likely to drop a full pot when transferring it.*Easy to clean. I haven't tried frying an egg or anything, but I think for everything except eggs and pancakes these will be wonderful. I made pizza sauce in the larger fry pan and it cleaned up in a snap. I even melted chocolate and marshmallow for some cookies in the saucepans and those also cleaned up quite easily.Now for a couple things that could be better:*The set could have included a lid for the smaller fry pan. I assumed that the lid to the one of the saucepans would fit the smaller fry pan as well (my old set was this way) and was slightly disappointed to find that this is not the case.*One of the saucepans has some "pitting" on the inside bottom that was not there when I opened the box. Another reviewer mentioned this too. I tried cleaning it with baking soda and water as the instructions suggest, but no dice.*You must be very diligent about drying these IMMEDIATELY if you don't want water spots on them. I know that is the nature of the beast, my other stainless is the same, but it's a bummer. I want them fresh and shiny clean all the time, and they just don't look as nice if left to air-dry.Just some minor gripes. They were SO worth the money, especially since the price jumped fifteen bucks the day after I ordered them, and I got a forty dollar rebate to boot. I almost spent 3 times more on a much costlier set, but I suspect I would have been paying for the name. Of course KitchenAid is also a brand name, and a darn good one at that, (I am in love with my Artisan stand mixer) so why not the pots and pans set? After reading all the positives here on Amazon, I decided to try them and I'm so glad I did!


Question: What must you do to avoid water spots?

Answer: drying these IMMEDIATELY

I got this set about two weeks ago and figured I'd use all the pieces a bit before I wrote a review. I have to admit that my first impression of the set was pure joy. I had been using a ten-year-old Revereware set, good in its own right, but there were some things I disliked about the Revereware, mainly the fact that the bottoms did not make good contact with my stove burners (ceramic top). These pots and pans were so shiny right out of the box, so much heavier than I expected, and so obviously worth the money I paid for them, that I was thrilled. They are SO much heavier than expected. Not heavy in a bad way, like you can't lift them or anything. Just not cheap and easy to dent. I had never used a frying pan not coated in Teflon, and I was a little intimidated by the fact that these are not nonstick. Since this was the very reason I bought them (Teflon is evil) I decided to dive right in. This has been my experience so far, even though I can't comment on the overall longevity of the set at this time.*I love the finish. These are so pretty, I intend to get a pot rack and hang them for all to see!*The lids are awesome. Nice tight fit. I think they may even be weighted. I didn't want glass lids for breakage reasons, and the lids from my old pans had a lip that trapped moisture underneath. I was forever burning myself or dripping water all over the stove every time I lifted the lid to check something.*I chose this set over the Cuisinart set because of the three sizes of saucepans, which my old set had and I am used to.*Love the handles! I didn't think I would at first, but they really do stay cool and are grippy so you're less likely to drop a full pot when transferring it.*Easy to clean. I haven't tried frying an egg or anything, but I think for everything except eggs and pancakes these will be wonderful. I made pizza sauce in the larger fry pan and it cleaned up in a snap. I even melted chocolate and marshmallow for some cookies in the saucepans and those also cleaned up quite easily. Now for a couple things that could be better:*The set could have included a lid for the smaller fry pan. I assumed that the lid to the one of the saucepans would fit the smaller fry pan as well (my old set was this way) and was slightly disappointed to find that this is not the case.*One of the saucepans has some "pitting" on the inside bottom that was not there when I opened the box. Another reviewer mentioned this too. <hl> I tried cleaning it with baking soda and water as the instructions suggest, but no dice.*You must be very diligent about drying these IMMEDIATELY if you don't want water spots on them. <hl> I know that is the nature of the beast, my other stainless is the same, but it's a bummer. I want them fresh and shiny clean all the time, and they just don't look as nice if left to air-dry. Just some minor gripes. They were SO worth the money, especially since the price jumped fifteen bucks the day after I ordered them, and I got a forty dollar rebate to boot. I almost spent 3 times more on a much costlier set, but I suspect I would have been paying for the name. Of course KitchenAid is also a brand name, and a darn good one at that, (I am in love with my Artisan stand mixer) so why not the pots and pans set? After reading all the positives here on Amazon, I decided to try them and I'm so glad I did!

I got this set about two weeks ago and figured I'd use all the pieces a bit before I wrote a review. I have to admit that my first impression of the set was pure joy. I had been using a ten-year-old Revereware set, good in its own right, but there were some things I disliked about the Revereware, mainly the fact that the bottoms did not make good contact with my stove burners (ceramic top). These pots and pans were so shiny right out of the box, so much heavier than I expected, and so obviously worth the money I paid for them, that I was thrilled. They are SO much heavier than expected. Not heavy in a bad way, like you can't lift them or anything. Just not cheap and easy to dent. I had never used a frying pan not coated in Teflon, and I was a little intimidated by the fact that these are not nonstick. Since this was the very reason I bought them (Teflon is evil) I decided to dive right in. This has been my experience so far, even though I can't comment on the overall longevity of the set at this time.*I love the finish. These are so pretty, I intend to get a pot rack and hang them for all to see!*The lids are awesome. Nice tight fit. I think they may even be weighted. I didn't want glass lids for breakage reasons, and the lids from my old pans had a lip that trapped moisture underneath. I was forever burning myself or dripping water all over the stove every time I lifted the lid to check something.*I chose this set over the Cuisinart set because of the three sizes of saucepans, which my old set had and I am used to.*Love the handles! I didn't think I would at first, but they really do stay cool and are grippy so you're less likely to drop a full pot when transferring it.*Easy to clean. I haven't tried frying an egg or anything, but I think for everything except eggs and pancakes these will be wonderful. I made pizza sauce in the larger fry pan and it cleaned up in a snap. I even melted chocolate and marshmallow for some cookies in the saucepans and those also cleaned up quite easily.Now for a couple things that could be better:*The set could have included a lid for the smaller fry pan. I assumed that the lid to the one of the saucepans would fit the smaller fry pan as well (my old set was this way) and was slightly disappointed to find that this is not the case.*One of the saucepans has some "pitting" on the inside bottom that was not there when I opened the box. Another reviewer mentioned this too. I tried cleaning it with baking soda and water as the instructions suggest, but no dice.*You must be very diligent about <hl> drying these IMMEDIATELY <hl> if you don't want water spots on them. I know that is the nature of the beast, my other stainless is the same, but it's a bummer. I want them fresh and shiny clean all the time, and they just don't look as nice if left to air-dry.Just some minor gripes. They were SO worth the money, especially since the price jumped fifteen bucks the day after I ordered them, and I got a forty dollar rebate to boot. I almost spent 3 times more on a much costlier set, but I suspect I would have been paying for the name. Of course KitchenAid is also a brand name, and a darn good one at that, (I am in love with my Artisan stand mixer) so why not the pots and pans set? After reading all the positives here on Amazon, I decided to try them and I'm so glad I did!


Question: What pot is this?

This French press pot works well, and is more attractive than many. The feet keeps the hot glass above the surface of the table or counter. The pot is also very sturdy and well-balanced, and does not feel unstable when the plunger is pressed. The seal around the edge of the plunger is tight, and the mesh is very fine, so I have not had any trouble with grounds ending up in the cup.I like this pot very much. Getting a great cup of coffee with a French press is a matter of getting the amount of coffee correct, and making sure that you allow ample time for the coffee to steep.Definitely recommended.

Answer: French press

<hl> This French press pot works well, and is more attractive than many. <hl> The feet keeps the hot glass above the surface of the table or counter. The pot is also very sturdy and well-balanced, and does not feel unstable when the plunger is pressed. The seal around the edge of the plunger is tight, and the mesh is very fine, so I have not had any trouble with grounds ending up in the cup. I like this pot very much. Getting a great cup of coffee with a French press is a matter of getting the amount of coffee correct, and making sure that you allow ample time for the coffee to steep. Definitely recommended.

This <hl> French press <hl> pot works well, and is more attractive than many. The feet keeps the hot glass above the surface of the table or counter. The pot is also very sturdy and well-balanced, and does not feel unstable when the plunger is pressed. The seal around the edge of the plunger is tight, and the mesh is very fine, so I have not had any trouble with grounds ending up in the cup.I like this pot very much. Getting a great cup of coffee with a French press is a matter of getting the amount of coffee correct, and making sure that you allow ample time for the coffee to steep.Definitely recommended.


Question: What keeps the glass above surfaces?

Answer: feet

This French press pot works well, and is more attractive than many. <hl> The feet keeps the hot glass above the surface of the table or counter. <hl> The pot is also very sturdy and well-balanced, and does not feel unstable when the plunger is pressed. The seal around the edge of the plunger is tight, and the mesh is very fine, so I have not had any trouble with grounds ending up in the cup. I like this pot very much. Getting a great cup of coffee with a French press is a matter of getting the amount of coffee correct, and making sure that you allow ample time for the coffee to steep. Definitely recommended.

This French press pot works well, and is more attractive than many. The <hl> feet <hl> keeps the hot glass above the surface of the table or counter. The pot is also very sturdy and well-balanced, and does not feel unstable when the plunger is pressed. The seal around the edge of the plunger is tight, and the mesh is very fine, so I have not had any trouble with grounds ending up in the cup.I like this pot very much. Getting a great cup of coffee with a French press is a matter of getting the amount of coffee correct, and making sure that you allow ample time for the coffee to steep.Definitely recommended.


Question: What is the mesh?

Answer: fine

This French press pot works well, and is more attractive than many. The feet keeps the hot glass above the surface of the table or counter. The pot is also very sturdy and well-balanced, and does not feel unstable when the plunger is pressed. <hl> The seal around the edge of the plunger is tight, and the mesh is very fine , so I have not had any trouble with grounds ending up in the cup. <hl> I like this pot very much. Getting a great cup of coffee with a French press is a matter of getting the amount of coffee correct, and making sure that you allow ample time for the coffee to steep. Definitely recommended.

This French press pot works well, and is more attractive than many. The feet keeps the hot glass above the surface of the table or counter. The pot is also very sturdy and well-balanced, and does not feel unstable when the plunger is pressed. The seal around the edge of the plunger is tight, and the mesh is very <hl> fine <hl>, so I have not had any trouble with grounds ending up in the cup.I like this pot very much. Getting a great cup of coffee with a French press is a matter of getting the amount of coffee correct, and making sure that you allow ample time for the coffee to steep.Definitely recommended.

The seal around the edge of the plunger is tight, and the mesh is very <hl> fine <hl> , so I have not had any trouble with grounds ending up in the cup.


Question: What fits snugly?

Answer: seal

This French press pot works well, and is more attractive than many. The feet keeps the hot glass above the surface of the table or counter. The pot is also very sturdy and well-balanced, and does not feel unstable when the plunger is pressed. <hl> The seal around the edge of the plunger is tight, and the mesh is very fine, so I have not had any trouble with grounds ending up in the cup. <hl> I like this pot very much. Getting a great cup of coffee with a French press is a matter of getting the amount of coffee correct, and making sure that you allow ample time for the coffee to steep. Definitely recommended.

This French press pot works well, and is more attractive than many. The feet keeps the hot glass above the surface of the table or counter. The pot is also very sturdy and well-balanced, and does not feel unstable when the plunger is pressed. The <hl> seal <hl> around the edge of the plunger is tight, and the mesh is very fine, so I have not had any trouble with grounds ending up in the cup.I like this pot very much. Getting a great cup of coffee with a French press is a matter of getting the amount of coffee correct, and making sure that you allow ample time for the coffee to steep.Definitely recommended.


Question: What did they use previously?

Very pleased. I did a lot of research before buying a new juicer. I had been using a Juiceman Jr. It worked well and was durable, but it was sooooo loud. This is very quiet, small hum from the motor, and the actual sound of the vegetables being ground/squeezed. That's about it. Pulp comes out quite dry and is easy to feed through a second time if you want every last drop of juice out of it.Clean-up is much easier than I expected. I just fill a sink with warm soapy water while I'm juicing. When done, before drinking the juice, I disassemble the juicer (very easy to do), and place the parts into the water, letting them soak while I enjoy the juice. When done drinking, I rinse the parts under running water - usually that's all it takes. Occasionally the juice or pulp catcher will need a gentle rub with a cloth or scotch pad, usually not. The only part that takes any effort at all is the actual screen, but it is very small, so quite quick. I just use the scotch pad on it, inside and out, then rinse, takes about 30 seconds on a bad day.

Answer: Juiceman Jr

I had been using a Juiceman Jr .

Very pleased. I did a lot of research before buying a new juicer. <hl> I had been using a Juiceman Jr . <hl> It worked well and was durable, but it was sooooo loud. This is very quiet, small hum from the motor, and the actual sound of the vegetables being ground/squeezed. That's about it. Pulp comes out quite dry and is easy to feed through a second time if you want every last drop of juice out of it. Clean-up is much easier than I expected. I just fill a sink with warm soapy water while I'm juicing. When done, before drinking the juice, I disassemble the juicer (very easy to do), and place the parts into the water, letting them soak while I enjoy the juice. When done drinking, I rinse the parts under running water - usually that's all it takes. Occasionally the juice or pulp catcher will need a gentle rub with a cloth or scotch pad, usually not. The only part that takes any effort at all is the actual screen, but it is very small, so quite quick. I just use the scotch pad on it, inside and out, then rinse, takes about 30 seconds on a bad day.

Very pleased. I did a lot of research before buying a new juicer. I had been using a <hl> Juiceman Jr <hl>. It worked well and was durable, but it was sooooo loud. This is very quiet, small hum from the motor, and the actual sound of the vegetables being ground/squeezed. That's about it. Pulp comes out quite dry and is easy to feed through a second time if you want every last drop of juice out of it.Clean-up is much easier than I expected. I just fill a sink with warm soapy water while I'm juicing. When done, before drinking the juice, I disassemble the juicer (very easy to do), and place the parts into the water, letting them soak while I enjoy the juice. When done drinking, I rinse the parts under running water - usually that's all it takes. Occasionally the juice or pulp catcher will need a gentle rub with a cloth or scotch pad, usually not. The only part that takes any effort at all is the actual screen, but it is very small, so quite quick. I just use the scotch pad on it, inside and out, then rinse, takes about 30 seconds on a bad day.

I had been using a <hl> Juiceman Jr <hl> .


Question: What was wrong with it?

Answer: loud

Very pleased. I did a lot of research before buying a new juicer. I had been using a Juiceman Jr. <hl> It worked well and was durable, but it was sooooo loud . <hl> This is very quiet, small hum from the motor, and the actual sound of the vegetables being ground/squeezed. That's about it. Pulp comes out quite dry and is easy to feed through a second time if you want every last drop of juice out of it. Clean-up is much easier than I expected. I just fill a sink with warm soapy water while I'm juicing. When done, before drinking the juice, I disassemble the juicer (very easy to do), and place the parts into the water, letting them soak while I enjoy the juice. When done drinking, I rinse the parts under running water - usually that's all it takes. Occasionally the juice or pulp catcher will need a gentle rub with a cloth or scotch pad, usually not. The only part that takes any effort at all is the actual screen, but it is very small, so quite quick. I just use the scotch pad on it, inside and out, then rinse, takes about 30 seconds on a bad day.

Very pleased. I did a lot of research before buying a new juicer. I had been using a Juiceman Jr. It worked well and was durable, but it was sooooo <hl> loud <hl>. This is very quiet, small hum from the motor, and the actual sound of the vegetables being ground/squeezed. That's about it. Pulp comes out quite dry and is easy to feed through a second time if you want every last drop of juice out of it.Clean-up is much easier than I expected. I just fill a sink with warm soapy water while I'm juicing. When done, before drinking the juice, I disassemble the juicer (very easy to do), and place the parts into the water, letting them soak while I enjoy the juice. When done drinking, I rinse the parts under running water - usually that's all it takes. Occasionally the juice or pulp catcher will need a gentle rub with a cloth or scotch pad, usually not. The only part that takes any effort at all is the actual screen, but it is very small, so quite quick. I just use the scotch pad on it, inside and out, then rinse, takes about 30 seconds on a bad day.

It worked well and was durable, but it was sooooo <hl> loud <hl> .


Question: What noise level is this unit?

Answer: quiet

Very pleased. I did a lot of research before buying a new juicer. I had been using a Juiceman Jr. It worked well and was durable, but it was sooooo loud. <hl> This is very quiet , small hum from the motor, and the actual sound of the vegetables being ground/squeezed. <hl> That's about it. Pulp comes out quite dry and is easy to feed through a second time if you want every last drop of juice out of it. Clean-up is much easier than I expected. I just fill a sink with warm soapy water while I'm juicing. When done, before drinking the juice, I disassemble the juicer (very easy to do), and place the parts into the water, letting them soak while I enjoy the juice. When done drinking, I rinse the parts under running water - usually that's all it takes. Occasionally the juice or pulp catcher will need a gentle rub with a cloth or scotch pad, usually not. The only part that takes any effort at all is the actual screen, but it is very small, so quite quick. I just use the scotch pad on it, inside and out, then rinse, takes about 30 seconds on a bad day.

Very pleased. I did a lot of research before buying a new juicer. I had been using a Juiceman Jr. It worked well and was durable, but it was sooooo loud. This is very <hl> quiet <hl>, small hum from the motor, and the actual sound of the vegetables being ground/squeezed. That's about it. Pulp comes out quite dry and is easy to feed through a second time if you want every last drop of juice out of it.Clean-up is much easier than I expected. I just fill a sink with warm soapy water while I'm juicing. When done, before drinking the juice, I disassemble the juicer (very easy to do), and place the parts into the water, letting them soak while I enjoy the juice. When done drinking, I rinse the parts under running water - usually that's all it takes. Occasionally the juice or pulp catcher will need a gentle rub with a cloth or scotch pad, usually not. The only part that takes any effort at all is the actual screen, but it is very small, so quite quick. I just use the scotch pad on it, inside and out, then rinse, takes about 30 seconds on a bad day.

This is very <hl> quiet <hl> , small hum from the motor, and the actual sound of the vegetables being ground/squeezed.