Question: How does the writer clean the units?

Just love the Pure Guardian, just received the H4500 it cleans the air plus keeps the humidity at a good level no noise.It doesn't last as long as they say, and it's a little heavy putting a full unit back in the wht. part,but its worth every penny. The trick to these units I found out is always empty the remaining water left in the white part, use the brush and clean the disk w/clean dry cloth each time. I'm on well water. Originally had the model H1600- It stopped working, only a little stream of mist. contacted Pure Guardian since there is a 3 yr warranty. They gave me directions on what to do to make it stream better. It did not work, they replace my smaller unit no charge, maybe because I had only owned that one for 1 year, and was able to give them a copy of my sale's slip from Lowe's, Lowe's would not do anything about it.

Answer: empty the remaining water left in the white part, use the brush and clean the disk w/clean dry cloth each time

Just love the Pure Guardian, just received the H4500 it cleans the air plus keeps the humidity at a good level no noise. It doesn't last as long as they say, and it's a little heavy putting a full unit back in the wht. part,but its worth every penny. <hl> The trick to these units I found out is always empty the remaining water left in the white part, use the brush and clean the disk w/clean dry cloth each time . <hl> I'm on well water. Originally had the model H1600- It stopped working, only a little stream of mist. contacted Pure Guardian since there is a 3 yr warranty. They gave me directions on what to do to make it stream better. It did not work, they replace my smaller unit no charge, maybe because I had only owned that one for 1 year, and was able to give them a copy of my sale's slip from Lowe's, Lowe's would not do anything about it.

Just love the Pure Guardian, just received the H4500 it cleans the air plus keeps the humidity at a good level no noise.It doesn't last as long as they say, and it's a little heavy putting a full unit back in the wht. part,but its worth every penny. The trick to these units I found out is always <hl> empty the remaining water left in the white part, use the brush and clean the disk w/clean dry cloth each time <hl>. I'm on well water. Originally had the model H1600- It stopped working, only a little stream of mist. contacted Pure Guardian since there is a 3 yr warranty. They gave me directions on what to do to make it stream better. It did not work, they replace my smaller unit no charge, maybe because I had only owned that one for 1 year, and was able to give them a copy of my sale's slip from Lowe's, Lowe's would not do anything about it.

The trick to these units I found out is always <hl> empty the remaining water left in the white part, use the brush and clean the disk w/clean dry cloth each time <hl> .


Question: What was the problem with the writer's old model?

Answer: It stopped working, only a little stream of mist

Just love the Pure Guardian, just received the H4500 it cleans the air plus keeps the humidity at a good level no noise. It doesn't last as long as they say, and it's a little heavy putting a full unit back in the wht. part,but its worth every penny. The trick to these units I found out is always empty the remaining water left in the white part, use the brush and clean the disk w/clean dry cloth each time. I'm on well water. <hl> Originally had the model H1600- It stopped working, only a little stream of mist . <hl> contacted Pure Guardian since there is a 3 yr warranty. They gave me directions on what to do to make it stream better. It did not work, they replace my smaller unit no charge, maybe because I had only owned that one for 1 year, and was able to give them a copy of my sale's slip from Lowe's, Lowe's would not do anything about it.

Just love the Pure Guardian, just received the H4500 it cleans the air plus keeps the humidity at a good level no noise.It doesn't last as long as they say, and it's a little heavy putting a full unit back in the wht. part,but its worth every penny. The trick to these units I found out is always empty the remaining water left in the white part, use the brush and clean the disk w/clean dry cloth each time. I'm on well water. Originally had the model H1600- <hl> It stopped working, only a little stream of mist <hl>. contacted Pure Guardian since there is a 3 yr warranty. They gave me directions on what to do to make it stream better. It did not work, they replace my smaller unit no charge, maybe because I had only owned that one for 1 year, and was able to give them a copy of my sale's slip from Lowe's, Lowe's would not do anything about it.

Originally had the model H1600- <hl> It stopped working, only a little stream of mist <hl> .


Question: How long did the writer own the old model?

Answer: 1 year

Just love the Pure Guardian, just received the H4500 it cleans the air plus keeps the humidity at a good level no noise. It doesn't last as long as they say, and it's a little heavy putting a full unit back in the wht. part,but its worth every penny. The trick to these units I found out is always empty the remaining water left in the white part, use the brush and clean the disk w/clean dry cloth each time. I'm on well water. Originally had the model H1600- It stopped working, only a little stream of mist. contacted Pure Guardian since there is a 3 yr warranty. They gave me directions on what to do to make it stream better. <hl> It did not work, they replace my smaller unit no charge, maybe because I had only owned that one for 1 year , and was able to give them a copy of my sale's slip from Lowe's, Lowe's would not do anything about it. <hl>

Just love the Pure Guardian, just received the H4500 it cleans the air plus keeps the humidity at a good level no noise.It doesn't last as long as they say, and it's a little heavy putting a full unit back in the wht. part,but its worth every penny. The trick to these units I found out is always empty the remaining water left in the white part, use the brush and clean the disk w/clean dry cloth each time. I'm on well water. Originally had the model H1600- It stopped working, only a little stream of mist. contacted Pure Guardian since there is a 3 yr warranty. They gave me directions on what to do to make it stream better. It did not work, they replace my smaller unit no charge, maybe because I had only owned that one for <hl> 1 year <hl>, and was able to give them a copy of my sale's slip from Lowe's, Lowe's would not do anything about it.

It did not work, they replace my smaller unit no charge, maybe because I had only owned that one for <hl> 1 year <hl> , and was able to give them a copy of my sale's slip from Lowe's, Lowe's would not do anything about it.


Question: What did the writer provide to Pure Guardian for replacement at no charge?

Answer: a copy of my sale's slip from Lowe's

Just love the Pure Guardian, just received the H4500 it cleans the air plus keeps the humidity at a good level no noise. It doesn't last as long as they say, and it's a little heavy putting a full unit back in the wht. part,but its worth every penny. The trick to these units I found out is always empty the remaining water left in the white part, use the brush and clean the disk w/clean dry cloth each time. I'm on well water. Originally had the model H1600- It stopped working, only a little stream of mist. contacted Pure Guardian since there is a 3 yr warranty. They gave me directions on what to do to make it stream better. <hl> It did not work, they replace my smaller unit no charge, maybe because I had only owned that one for 1 year, and was able to give them a copy of my sale's slip from Lowe's , Lowe's would not do anything about it. <hl>

Just love the Pure Guardian, just received the H4500 it cleans the air plus keeps the humidity at a good level no noise.It doesn't last as long as they say, and it's a little heavy putting a full unit back in the wht. part,but its worth every penny. The trick to these units I found out is always empty the remaining water left in the white part, use the brush and clean the disk w/clean dry cloth each time. I'm on well water. Originally had the model H1600- It stopped working, only a little stream of mist. contacted Pure Guardian since there is a 3 yr warranty. They gave me directions on what to do to make it stream better. It did not work, they replace my smaller unit no charge, maybe because I had only owned that one for 1 year, and was able to give them <hl> a copy of my sale's slip from Lowe's <hl>, Lowe's would not do anything about it.

It did not work, they replace my smaller unit no charge, maybe because I had only owned that one for 1 year, and was able to give them <hl> a copy of my sale's slip from Lowe's <hl> , Lowe's would not do anything about it.


Question: What item is the person reviewing?

It is rare that I give 5 star reviews, but this grill is a really fun little gadget. We have been using it regularly for several months and the non-stick surface shows no signs of wear.We have used it to grill foods on the dining room table itself and our guests were wowed. We have the black one and it looks very stylish on the table. It is suitable for casual to semi-formal meals. At a big family breakfast, we set it up next to the stove and used it to cook a whole package of bacon at once (smooth side of grill) and thanks to the smart design, all the grease drains away (into the drain pan below) making it so easy to transition to the eggs and pancakes without dirtying a whole cupboard of frying pans. The large cooking surface heats evenly and accurately. It expands the usable cooking area beyond our stove and has been a big time-saver when cooking for a large number of people.My only gripe (and it is a minor gripe) is that the unit is not dishwasher safe and is a bit tedious to clean. Because grease and food splatters beyond the cooking surface, the whole thing requires cleaning after use. There is a handy scraper tool included to help clean both sides of the grill surface, but additional scrubbing with a brush and sponge is still required. It usually takes about ten minutes to clean and dry the whole thing.All in all, I have loved this grill and would recommend!

Answer: grill

<hl> It is rare that I give 5 star reviews, but this grill is a really fun little gadget. <hl> We have been using it regularly for several months and the non-stick surface shows no signs of wear. We have used it to grill foods on the dining room table itself and our guests were wowed. We have the black one and it looks very stylish on the table. It is suitable for casual to semi-formal meals. At a big family breakfast, we set it up next to the stove and used it to cook a whole package of bacon at once (smooth side of grill) and thanks to the smart design, all the grease drains away (into the drain pan below) making it so easy to transition to the eggs and pancakes without dirtying a whole cupboard of frying pans. The large cooking surface heats evenly and accurately. It expands the usable cooking area beyond our stove and has been a big time-saver when cooking for a large number of people. My only gripe (and it is a minor gripe) is that the unit is not dishwasher safe and is a bit tedious to clean. Because grease and food splatters beyond the cooking surface, the whole thing requires cleaning after use. There is a handy scraper tool included to help clean both sides of the grill surface, but additional scrubbing with a brush and sponge is still required. It usually takes about ten minutes to clean and dry the whole thing. All in all, I have loved this grill and would recommend!

It is rare that I give 5 star reviews, but this <hl> grill <hl> is a really fun little gadget. We have been using it regularly for several months and the non-stick surface shows no signs of wear.We have used it to grill foods on the dining room table itself and our guests were wowed. We have the black one and it looks very stylish on the table. It is suitable for casual to semi-formal meals. At a big family breakfast, we set it up next to the stove and used it to cook a whole package of bacon at once (smooth side of grill) and thanks to the smart design, all the grease drains away (into the drain pan below) making it so easy to transition to the eggs and pancakes without dirtying a whole cupboard of frying pans. The large cooking surface heats evenly and accurately. It expands the usable cooking area beyond our stove and has been a big time-saver when cooking for a large number of people.My only gripe (and it is a minor gripe) is that the unit is not dishwasher safe and is a bit tedious to clean. Because grease and food splatters beyond the cooking surface, the whole thing requires cleaning after use. There is a handy scraper tool included to help clean both sides of the grill surface, but additional scrubbing with a brush and sponge is still required. It usually takes about ten minutes to clean and dry the whole thing.All in all, I have loved this grill and would recommend!


Question: How long has the person used the grill?

Answer: several months

It is rare that I give 5 star reviews, but this grill is a really fun little gadget. <hl> We have been using it regularly for several months and the non-stick surface shows no signs of wear. <hl> We have used it to grill foods on the dining room table itself and our guests were wowed. We have the black one and it looks very stylish on the table. It is suitable for casual to semi-formal meals. At a big family breakfast, we set it up next to the stove and used it to cook a whole package of bacon at once (smooth side of grill) and thanks to the smart design, all the grease drains away (into the drain pan below) making it so easy to transition to the eggs and pancakes without dirtying a whole cupboard of frying pans. The large cooking surface heats evenly and accurately. It expands the usable cooking area beyond our stove and has been a big time-saver when cooking for a large number of people. My only gripe (and it is a minor gripe) is that the unit is not dishwasher safe and is a bit tedious to clean. Because grease and food splatters beyond the cooking surface, the whole thing requires cleaning after use. There is a handy scraper tool included to help clean both sides of the grill surface, but additional scrubbing with a brush and sponge is still required. It usually takes about ten minutes to clean and dry the whole thing. All in all, I have loved this grill and would recommend!

It is rare that I give 5 star reviews, but this grill is a really fun little gadget. We have been using it regularly for <hl> several months <hl> and the non-stick surface shows no signs of wear.We have used it to grill foods on the dining room table itself and our guests were wowed. We have the black one and it looks very stylish on the table. It is suitable for casual to semi-formal meals. At a big family breakfast, we set it up next to the stove and used it to cook a whole package of bacon at once (smooth side of grill) and thanks to the smart design, all the grease drains away (into the drain pan below) making it so easy to transition to the eggs and pancakes without dirtying a whole cupboard of frying pans. The large cooking surface heats evenly and accurately. It expands the usable cooking area beyond our stove and has been a big time-saver when cooking for a large number of people.My only gripe (and it is a minor gripe) is that the unit is not dishwasher safe and is a bit tedious to clean. Because grease and food splatters beyond the cooking surface, the whole thing requires cleaning after use. There is a handy scraper tool included to help clean both sides of the grill surface, but additional scrubbing with a brush and sponge is still required. It usually takes about ten minutes to clean and dry the whole thing.All in all, I have loved this grill and would recommend!


Question: What type of surface does the grill have?

Answer: non-stick

It is rare that I give 5 star reviews, but this grill is a really fun little gadget. <hl> We have been using it regularly for several months and the non-stick surface shows no signs of wear. <hl> We have used it to grill foods on the dining room table itself and our guests were wowed. We have the black one and it looks very stylish on the table. It is suitable for casual to semi-formal meals. At a big family breakfast, we set it up next to the stove and used it to cook a whole package of bacon at once (smooth side of grill) and thanks to the smart design, all the grease drains away (into the drain pan below) making it so easy to transition to the eggs and pancakes without dirtying a whole cupboard of frying pans. The large cooking surface heats evenly and accurately. It expands the usable cooking area beyond our stove and has been a big time-saver when cooking for a large number of people. My only gripe (and it is a minor gripe) is that the unit is not dishwasher safe and is a bit tedious to clean. Because grease and food splatters beyond the cooking surface, the whole thing requires cleaning after use. There is a handy scraper tool included to help clean both sides of the grill surface, but additional scrubbing with a brush and sponge is still required. It usually takes about ten minutes to clean and dry the whole thing. All in all, I have loved this grill and would recommend!

It is rare that I give 5 star reviews, but this grill is a really fun little gadget. We have been using it regularly for several months and the <hl> non-stick <hl> surface shows no signs of wear.We have used it to grill foods on the dining room table itself and our guests were wowed. We have the black one and it looks very stylish on the table. It is suitable for casual to semi-formal meals. At a big family breakfast, we set it up next to the stove and used it to cook a whole package of bacon at once (smooth side of grill) and thanks to the smart design, all the grease drains away (into the drain pan below) making it so easy to transition to the eggs and pancakes without dirtying a whole cupboard of frying pans. The large cooking surface heats evenly and accurately. It expands the usable cooking area beyond our stove and has been a big time-saver when cooking for a large number of people.My only gripe (and it is a minor gripe) is that the unit is not dishwasher safe and is a bit tedious to clean. Because grease and food splatters beyond the cooking surface, the whole thing requires cleaning after use. There is a handy scraper tool included to help clean both sides of the grill surface, but additional scrubbing with a brush and sponge is still required. It usually takes about ten minutes to clean and dry the whole thing.All in all, I have loved this grill and would recommend!


Question: What color is the grill that the person bought?

Answer: black

We have the black one

It is rare that I give 5 star reviews, but this grill is a really fun little gadget. We have been using it regularly for several months and the non-stick surface shows no signs of wear. We have used it to grill foods on the dining room table itself and our guests were wowed. <hl> We have the black one <hl> and it looks very stylish on the table. It is suitable for casual to semi-formal meals. At a big family breakfast, we set it up next to the stove and used it to cook a whole package of bacon at once (smooth side of grill) and thanks to the smart design, all the grease drains away (into the drain pan below) making it so easy to transition to the eggs and pancakes without dirtying a whole cupboard of frying pans. The large cooking surface heats evenly and accurately. It expands the usable cooking area beyond our stove and has been a big time-saver when cooking for a large number of people. My only gripe (and it is a minor gripe) is that the unit is not dishwasher safe and is a bit tedious to clean. Because grease and food splatters beyond the cooking surface, the whole thing requires cleaning after use. There is a handy scraper tool included to help clean both sides of the grill surface, but additional scrubbing with a brush and sponge is still required. It usually takes about ten minutes to clean and dry the whole thing. All in all, I have loved this grill and would recommend!

It is rare that I give 5 star reviews, but this grill is a really fun little gadget. We have been using it regularly for several months and the non-stick surface shows no signs of wear.We have used it to grill foods on the dining room table itself and our guests were wowed. We have the <hl> black <hl> one and it looks very stylish on the table. It is suitable for casual to semi-formal meals. At a big family breakfast, we set it up next to the stove and used it to cook a whole package of bacon at once (smooth side of grill) and thanks to the smart design, all the grease drains away (into the drain pan below) making it so easy to transition to the eggs and pancakes without dirtying a whole cupboard of frying pans. The large cooking surface heats evenly and accurately. It expands the usable cooking area beyond our stove and has been a big time-saver when cooking for a large number of people.My only gripe (and it is a minor gripe) is that the unit is not dishwasher safe and is a bit tedious to clean. Because grease and food splatters beyond the cooking surface, the whole thing requires cleaning after use. There is a handy scraper tool included to help clean both sides of the grill surface, but additional scrubbing with a brush and sponge is still required. It usually takes about ten minutes to clean and dry the whole thing.All in all, I have loved this grill and would recommend!


Question: What method of cleaning cannot be used with this grill?

Answer: dishwasher

It is rare that I give 5 star reviews, but this grill is a really fun little gadget. We have been using it regularly for several months and the non-stick surface shows no signs of wear. We have used it to grill foods on the dining room table itself and our guests were wowed. We have the black one and it looks very stylish on the table. It is suitable for casual to semi-formal meals. At a big family breakfast, we set it up next to the stove and used it to cook a whole package of bacon at once (smooth side of grill) and thanks to the smart design, all the grease drains away (into the drain pan below) making it so easy to transition to the eggs and pancakes without dirtying a whole cupboard of frying pans. The large cooking surface heats evenly and accurately. It expands the usable cooking area beyond our stove and has been a big time-saver when cooking for a large number of people. <hl> My only gripe (and it is a minor gripe) is that the unit is not dishwasher safe and is a bit tedious to clean. <hl> Because grease and food splatters beyond the cooking surface, the whole thing requires cleaning after use. There is a handy scraper tool included to help clean both sides of the grill surface, but additional scrubbing with a brush and sponge is still required. It usually takes about ten minutes to clean and dry the whole thing. All in all, I have loved this grill and would recommend!

It is rare that I give 5 star reviews, but this grill is a really fun little gadget. We have been using it regularly for several months and the non-stick surface shows no signs of wear.We have used it to grill foods on the dining room table itself and our guests were wowed. We have the black one and it looks very stylish on the table. It is suitable for casual to semi-formal meals. At a big family breakfast, we set it up next to the stove and used it to cook a whole package of bacon at once (smooth side of grill) and thanks to the smart design, all the grease drains away (into the drain pan below) making it so easy to transition to the eggs and pancakes without dirtying a whole cupboard of frying pans. The large cooking surface heats evenly and accurately. It expands the usable cooking area beyond our stove and has been a big time-saver when cooking for a large number of people.My only gripe (and it is a minor gripe) is that the unit is not <hl> dishwasher <hl> safe and is a bit tedious to clean. Because grease and food splatters beyond the cooking surface, the whole thing requires cleaning after use. There is a handy scraper tool included to help clean both sides of the grill surface, but additional scrubbing with a brush and sponge is still required. It usually takes about ten minutes to clean and dry the whole thing.All in all, I have loved this grill and would recommend!


Question: What is the person's last colander shaped like?

I really like this version of collapsable colander. I had one that was collapsable and shaped kind of like a tennis racket and I loved it but it was really hard to hold let alone dump something in it from a heavy water filled pan. I didn't have enough arms!! So having this sit over the sink is PERFECT for that issue It folds up and stores away easily. Its easy to clean. Its a little tough at first to squish it down but it gets much easier after you do it once or twice. Brilliant invention.

Answer: a tennis racket

I really like this version of collapsable colander. <hl> I had one that was collapsable and shaped kind of like a tennis racket and I loved it <hl> but it was really hard to hold let alone dump something in it from a heavy water filled pan. I didn't have enough arms!! So having this sit over the sink is PERFECT for that issue It folds up and stores away easily. Its easy to clean. Its a little tough at first to squish it down but it gets much easier after you do it once or twice. Brilliant invention.

I really like this version of collapsable colander. I had one that was collapsable and shaped kind of like <hl> a tennis racket <hl> and I loved it but it was really hard to hold let alone dump something in it from a heavy water filled pan. I didn't have enough arms!! So having this sit over the sink is PERFECT for that issue It folds up and stores away easily. Its easy to clean. Its a little tough at first to squish it down but it gets much easier after you do it once or twice. Brilliant invention.


Question: What is the difficulty level to clean the colander?

Answer: easy

Its easy to clean.

I really like this version of collapsable colander. I had one that was collapsable and shaped kind of like a tennis racket and I loved it but it was really hard to hold let alone dump something in it from a heavy water filled pan. I didn't have enough arms!! So having this sit over the sink is PERFECT for that issue It folds up and stores away easily. <hl> Its easy to clean. <hl> Its a little tough at first to squish it down but it gets much easier after you do it once or twice. Brilliant invention.

I really like this version of collapsable colander. I had one that was collapsable and shaped kind of like a tennis racket and I loved it but it was really hard to hold let alone dump something in it from a heavy water filled pan. I didn't have enough arms!! So having this sit over the sink is PERFECT for that issue It folds up and stores away easily. Its <hl> easy <hl> to clean. Its a little tough at first to squish it down but it gets much easier after you do it once or twice. Brilliant invention.


Question: How can the colander be supported without a human holding it?

Answer: sit over the sink

I really like this version of collapsable colander. I had one that was collapsable and shaped kind of like a tennis racket and I loved it but it was really hard to hold let alone dump something in it from a heavy water filled pan. I didn't have enough arms!! <hl> So having this sit over the sink is PERFECT for that issue It folds up and stores away easily. <hl> Its easy to clean. Its a little tough at first to squish it down but it gets much easier after you do it once or twice. Brilliant invention.

I really like this version of collapsable colander. I had one that was collapsable and shaped kind of like a tennis racket and I loved it but it was really hard to hold let alone dump something in it from a heavy water filled pan. I didn't have enough arms!! So having this <hl> sit over the sink <hl> is PERFECT for that issue It folds up and stores away easily. Its easy to clean. Its a little tough at first to squish it down but it gets much easier after you do it once or twice. Brilliant invention.


Question: What type of product did the person buy?

Answer: collapsable colander

<hl> I really like this version of collapsable colander . <hl> I had one that was collapsable and shaped kind of like a tennis racket and I loved it but it was really hard to hold let alone dump something in it from a heavy water filled pan. I didn't have enough arms!! So having this sit over the sink is PERFECT for that issue It folds up and stores away easily. Its easy to clean. Its a little tough at first to squish it down but it gets much easier after you do it once or twice. Brilliant invention.

I really like this version of <hl> collapsable colander <hl>. I had one that was collapsable and shaped kind of like a tennis racket and I loved it but it was really hard to hold let alone dump something in it from a heavy water filled pan. I didn't have enough arms!! So having this sit over the sink is PERFECT for that issue It folds up and stores away easily. Its easy to clean. Its a little tough at first to squish it down but it gets much easier after you do it once or twice. Brilliant invention.

I really like this version of <hl> collapsable colander <hl> .


Question: Doing what with the colander becomes easier over time?

Answer: squish it down

I really like this version of collapsable colander. I had one that was collapsable and shaped kind of like a tennis racket and I loved it but it was really hard to hold let alone dump something in it from a heavy water filled pan. I didn't have enough arms!! So having this sit over the sink is PERFECT for that issue It folds up and stores away easily. Its easy to clean. <hl> Its a little tough at first to squish it down but it gets much easier after you do it once or twice. <hl> Brilliant invention.

I really like this version of collapsable colander. I had one that was collapsable and shaped kind of like a tennis racket and I loved it but it was really hard to hold let alone dump something in it from a heavy water filled pan. I didn't have enough arms!! So having this sit over the sink is PERFECT for that issue It folds up and stores away easily. Its easy to clean. Its a little tough at first to <hl> squish it down <hl> but it gets much easier after you do it once or twice. Brilliant invention.


Question: Where did the person buy travel mugs in the past?

After buying several plastic insulated travel mugs from Starbucks, I was looking for something better. The best thing the Starbucks travel mugs had going for them is that they did not leak, unless you screw the top on too tight; then the rubber gasket comes loose from the lid and it leaks around the gasket. Another reviewer here had mentioned that the Contigo mug she had did not keep hot for the 4 hours indicated. Did a bit more research, including finding both models at a local retailer. The plastic/foam insulated are only rated for 1 hour. The stainless steel/vacuum model is rated for 4 hours and I'm finding that it is indeed keeping water and coffee hot for 4 hours. They're both leakproof, but another big advantage to the stainless steel for me is that it doesn't absorbe taste or odors like the plastic will. I have smallish hands with weak grip strength and the push button mechanism for drinking is not difficult for my hand at all. Will be purchasing another to keep in my suitcase. It's the perfect travel mug.

Answer: Starbucks

<hl> After buying several plastic insulated travel mugs from Starbucks , I was looking for something better. <hl> The best thing the Starbucks travel mugs had going for them is that they did not leak, unless you screw the top on too tight; then the rubber gasket comes loose from the lid and it leaks around the gasket. Another reviewer here had mentioned that the Contigo mug she had did not keep hot for the 4 hours indicated. Did a bit more research, including finding both models at a local retailer. The plastic/foam insulated are only rated for 1 hour. The stainless steel/vacuum model is rated for 4 hours and I'm finding that it is indeed keeping water and coffee hot for 4 hours. They're both leakproof, but another big advantage to the stainless steel for me is that it doesn't absorbe taste or odors like the plastic will. I have smallish hands with weak grip strength and the push button mechanism for drinking is not difficult for my hand at all. Will be purchasing another to keep in my suitcase. It's the perfect travel mug.

After buying several plastic insulated travel mugs from <hl> Starbucks <hl>, I was looking for something better. The best thing the Starbucks travel mugs had going for them is that they did not leak, unless you screw the top on too tight; then the rubber gasket comes loose from the lid and it leaks around the gasket. Another reviewer here had mentioned that the Contigo mug she had did not keep hot for the 4 hours indicated. Did a bit more research, including finding both models at a local retailer. The plastic/foam insulated are only rated for 1 hour. The stainless steel/vacuum model is rated for 4 hours and I'm finding that it is indeed keeping water and coffee hot for 4 hours. They're both leakproof, but another big advantage to the stainless steel for me is that it doesn't absorbe taste or odors like the plastic will. I have smallish hands with weak grip strength and the push button mechanism for drinking is not difficult for my hand at all. Will be purchasing another to keep in my suitcase. It's the perfect travel mug.

After buying several plastic insulated travel mugs from <hl> Starbucks <hl> , I was looking for something better.


Question: What brand of mug might not keep liquids hot for up to four hours?

Answer: Contigo

After buying several plastic insulated travel mugs from Starbucks, I was looking for something better. The best thing the Starbucks travel mugs had going for them is that they did not leak, unless you screw the top on too tight; then the rubber gasket comes loose from the lid and it leaks around the gasket. <hl> Another reviewer here had mentioned that the Contigo mug she had did not keep hot for the 4 hours indicated. <hl> Did a bit more research, including finding both models at a local retailer. The plastic/foam insulated are only rated for 1 hour. The stainless steel/vacuum model is rated for 4 hours and I'm finding that it is indeed keeping water and coffee hot for 4 hours. They're both leakproof, but another big advantage to the stainless steel for me is that it doesn't absorbe taste or odors like the plastic will. I have smallish hands with weak grip strength and the push button mechanism for drinking is not difficult for my hand at all. Will be purchasing another to keep in my suitcase. It's the perfect travel mug.

After buying several plastic insulated travel mugs from Starbucks, I was looking for something better. The best thing the Starbucks travel mugs had going for them is that they did not leak, unless you screw the top on too tight; then the rubber gasket comes loose from the lid and it leaks around the gasket. Another reviewer here had mentioned that the <hl> Contigo <hl> mug she had did not keep hot for the 4 hours indicated. Did a bit more research, including finding both models at a local retailer. The plastic/foam insulated are only rated for 1 hour. The stainless steel/vacuum model is rated for 4 hours and I'm finding that it is indeed keeping water and coffee hot for 4 hours. They're both leakproof, but another big advantage to the stainless steel for me is that it doesn't absorbe taste or odors like the plastic will. I have smallish hands with weak grip strength and the push button mechanism for drinking is not difficult for my hand at all. Will be purchasing another to keep in my suitcase. It's the perfect travel mug.


Question: What was the best aspect of Starbucks travel mugs?

Answer: they did not leak

After buying several plastic insulated travel mugs from Starbucks, I was looking for something better. <hl> The best thing the Starbucks travel mugs had going for them is that they did not leak , unless you screw the top on too tight; then the rubber gasket comes loose from the lid and it leaks around the gasket. <hl> Another reviewer here had mentioned that the Contigo mug she had did not keep hot for the 4 hours indicated. Did a bit more research, including finding both models at a local retailer. The plastic/foam insulated are only rated for 1 hour. The stainless steel/vacuum model is rated for 4 hours and I'm finding that it is indeed keeping water and coffee hot for 4 hours. They're both leakproof, but another big advantage to the stainless steel for me is that it doesn't absorbe taste or odors like the plastic will. I have smallish hands with weak grip strength and the push button mechanism for drinking is not difficult for my hand at all. Will be purchasing another to keep in my suitcase. It's the perfect travel mug.

After buying several plastic insulated travel mugs from Starbucks, I was looking for something better. The best thing the Starbucks travel mugs had going for them is that <hl> they did not leak <hl>, unless you screw the top on too tight; then the rubber gasket comes loose from the lid and it leaks around the gasket. Another reviewer here had mentioned that the Contigo mug she had did not keep hot for the 4 hours indicated. Did a bit more research, including finding both models at a local retailer. The plastic/foam insulated are only rated for 1 hour. The stainless steel/vacuum model is rated for 4 hours and I'm finding that it is indeed keeping water and coffee hot for 4 hours. They're both leakproof, but another big advantage to the stainless steel for me is that it doesn't absorbe taste or odors like the plastic will. I have smallish hands with weak grip strength and the push button mechanism for drinking is not difficult for my hand at all. Will be purchasing another to keep in my suitcase. It's the perfect travel mug.

The best thing the Starbucks travel mugs had going for them is that <hl> they did not leak <hl> , unless you screw the top on too tight; then the rubber gasket comes loose from the lid and it leaks around the gasket.


Question: What is a major advantage of stainless steel?

Answer: it doesn't absorbe taste or odors

After buying several plastic insulated travel mugs from Starbucks, I was looking for something better. The best thing the Starbucks travel mugs had going for them is that they did not leak, unless you screw the top on too tight; then the rubber gasket comes loose from the lid and it leaks around the gasket. Another reviewer here had mentioned that the Contigo mug she had did not keep hot for the 4 hours indicated. Did a bit more research, including finding both models at a local retailer. The plastic/foam insulated are only rated for 1 hour. The stainless steel/vacuum model is rated for 4 hours and I'm finding that it is indeed keeping water and coffee hot for 4 hours. <hl> They're both leakproof, but another big advantage to the stainless steel for me is that it doesn't absorbe taste or odors like the plastic will. <hl> I have smallish hands with weak grip strength and the push button mechanism for drinking is not difficult for my hand at all. Will be purchasing another to keep in my suitcase. It's the perfect travel mug.

After buying several plastic insulated travel mugs from Starbucks, I was looking for something better. The best thing the Starbucks travel mugs had going for them is that they did not leak, unless you screw the top on too tight; then the rubber gasket comes loose from the lid and it leaks around the gasket. Another reviewer here had mentioned that the Contigo mug she had did not keep hot for the 4 hours indicated. Did a bit more research, including finding both models at a local retailer. The plastic/foam insulated are only rated for 1 hour. The stainless steel/vacuum model is rated for 4 hours and I'm finding that it is indeed keeping water and coffee hot for 4 hours. They're both leakproof, but another big advantage to the stainless steel for me is that <hl> it doesn't absorbe taste or odors <hl> like the plastic will. I have smallish hands with weak grip strength and the push button mechanism for drinking is not difficult for my hand at all. Will be purchasing another to keep in my suitcase. It's the perfect travel mug.


Question: What size are the person's hands?

Answer: smallish

After buying several plastic insulated travel mugs from Starbucks, I was looking for something better. The best thing the Starbucks travel mugs had going for them is that they did not leak, unless you screw the top on too tight; then the rubber gasket comes loose from the lid and it leaks around the gasket. Another reviewer here had mentioned that the Contigo mug she had did not keep hot for the 4 hours indicated. Did a bit more research, including finding both models at a local retailer. The plastic/foam insulated are only rated for 1 hour. The stainless steel/vacuum model is rated for 4 hours and I'm finding that it is indeed keeping water and coffee hot for 4 hours. They're both leakproof, but another big advantage to the stainless steel for me is that it doesn't absorbe taste or odors like the plastic will. <hl> I have smallish hands with weak grip strength and the push button mechanism for drinking is not difficult for my hand at all. <hl> Will be purchasing another to keep in my suitcase. It's the perfect travel mug.

After buying several plastic insulated travel mugs from Starbucks, I was looking for something better. The best thing the Starbucks travel mugs had going for them is that they did not leak, unless you screw the top on too tight; then the rubber gasket comes loose from the lid and it leaks around the gasket. Another reviewer here had mentioned that the Contigo mug she had did not keep hot for the 4 hours indicated. Did a bit more research, including finding both models at a local retailer. The plastic/foam insulated are only rated for 1 hour. The stainless steel/vacuum model is rated for 4 hours and I'm finding that it is indeed keeping water and coffee hot for 4 hours. They're both leakproof, but another big advantage to the stainless steel for me is that it doesn't absorbe taste or odors like the plastic will. I have <hl> smallish <hl> hands with weak grip strength and the push button mechanism for drinking is not difficult for my hand at all. Will be purchasing another to keep in my suitcase. It's the perfect travel mug.


Question: What vegetable did the person buy in order to test the product?

I bought a huge quantity of iceberg lettuce on sale for the sole purpose of testing this! I washed and chopped the lettuce with my plastic lettuce knife and loaded quart mason jars. I set the lid on and sealed the jar. I set them in the fridge, all over the place, just because we all know some parts are colder than others! A week later, and the lettuce looks like it did the day a brought it home! No rust, no wilt, just perfect lettuce! I have even resealed jars after haven taken lettuce out to eat! Oh my gosh, I wish I had bought this years ago! Can't live without my food saver, bags and jar sealers now! I'll update and let you know how long the lettuce lasts if it lasts long enough before getting eaten!

Answer: iceberg lettuce

<hl> I bought a huge quantity of iceberg lettuce on sale for the sole purpose of testing this! <hl> I washed and chopped the lettuce with my plastic lettuce knife and loaded quart mason jars. I set the lid on and sealed the jar. I set them in the fridge, all over the place, just because we all know some parts are colder than others! A week later, and the lettuce looks like it did the day a brought it home! No rust, no wilt, just perfect lettuce! I have even resealed jars after haven taken lettuce out to eat! Oh my gosh, I wish I had bought this years ago! Can't live without my food saver, bags and jar sealers now! I'll update and let you know how long the lettuce lasts if it lasts long enough before getting eaten!

I bought a huge quantity of <hl> iceberg lettuce <hl> on sale for the sole purpose of testing this! I washed and chopped the lettuce with my plastic lettuce knife and loaded quart mason jars. I set the lid on and sealed the jar. I set them in the fridge, all over the place, just because we all know some parts are colder than others! A week later, and the lettuce looks like it did the day a brought it home! No rust, no wilt, just perfect lettuce! I have even resealed jars after haven taken lettuce out to eat! Oh my gosh, I wish I had bought this years ago! Can't live without my food saver, bags and jar sealers now! I'll update and let you know how long the lettuce lasts if it lasts long enough before getting eaten!


Question: What did the person use to cut the iceberg lettuce?

Answer: plastic lettuce knife

I bought a huge quantity of iceberg lettuce on sale for the sole purpose of testing this! <hl> I washed and chopped the lettuce with my plastic lettuce knife and loaded quart mason jars. <hl> I set the lid on and sealed the jar. I set them in the fridge, all over the place, just because we all know some parts are colder than others! A week later, and the lettuce looks like it did the day a brought it home! No rust, no wilt, just perfect lettuce! I have even resealed jars after haven taken lettuce out to eat! Oh my gosh, I wish I had bought this years ago! Can't live without my food saver, bags and jar sealers now! I'll update and let you know how long the lettuce lasts if it lasts long enough before getting eaten!

I bought a huge quantity of iceberg lettuce on sale for the sole purpose of testing this! I washed and chopped the lettuce with my <hl> plastic lettuce knife <hl> and loaded quart mason jars. I set the lid on and sealed the jar. I set them in the fridge, all over the place, just because we all know some parts are colder than others! A week later, and the lettuce looks like it did the day a brought it home! No rust, no wilt, just perfect lettuce! I have even resealed jars after haven taken lettuce out to eat! Oh my gosh, I wish I had bought this years ago! Can't live without my food saver, bags and jar sealers now! I'll update and let you know how long the lettuce lasts if it lasts long enough before getting eaten!


Question: What containers did the person put the chopped lettuce in?

Answer: quart mason jars

I bought a huge quantity of iceberg lettuce on sale for the sole purpose of testing this! <hl> I washed and chopped the lettuce with my plastic lettuce knife and loaded quart mason jars . <hl> I set the lid on and sealed the jar. I set them in the fridge, all over the place, just because we all know some parts are colder than others! A week later, and the lettuce looks like it did the day a brought it home! No rust, no wilt, just perfect lettuce! I have even resealed jars after haven taken lettuce out to eat! Oh my gosh, I wish I had bought this years ago! Can't live without my food saver, bags and jar sealers now! I'll update and let you know how long the lettuce lasts if it lasts long enough before getting eaten!

I bought a huge quantity of iceberg lettuce on sale for the sole purpose of testing this! I washed and chopped the lettuce with my plastic lettuce knife and loaded <hl> quart mason jars <hl>. I set the lid on and sealed the jar. I set them in the fridge, all over the place, just because we all know some parts are colder than others! A week later, and the lettuce looks like it did the day a brought it home! No rust, no wilt, just perfect lettuce! I have even resealed jars after haven taken lettuce out to eat! Oh my gosh, I wish I had bought this years ago! Can't live without my food saver, bags and jar sealers now! I'll update and let you know how long the lettuce lasts if it lasts long enough before getting eaten!

I washed and chopped the lettuce with my plastic lettuce knife and loaded <hl> quart mason jars <hl> .


Question: What does the person now find indispensable?

Answer: food saver, bags and jar sealers

I bought a huge quantity of iceberg lettuce on sale for the sole purpose of testing this! I washed and chopped the lettuce with my plastic lettuce knife and loaded quart mason jars. I set the lid on and sealed the jar. I set them in the fridge, all over the place, just because we all know some parts are colder than others! A week later, and the lettuce looks like it did the day a brought it home! No rust, no wilt, just perfect lettuce! I have even resealed jars after haven taken lettuce out to eat! Oh my gosh, I wish I had bought this years ago! <hl> Can't live without my food saver, bags and jar sealers now! <hl> I'll update and let you know how long the lettuce lasts if it lasts long enough before getting eaten!

I bought a huge quantity of iceberg lettuce on sale for the sole purpose of testing this! I washed and chopped the lettuce with my plastic lettuce knife and loaded quart mason jars. I set the lid on and sealed the jar. I set them in the fridge, all over the place, just because we all know some parts are colder than others! A week later, and the lettuce looks like it did the day a brought it home! No rust, no wilt, just perfect lettuce! I have even resealed jars after haven taken lettuce out to eat! Oh my gosh, I wish I had bought this years ago! Can't live without my <hl> food saver, bags and jar sealers <hl> now! I'll update and let you know how long the lettuce lasts if it lasts long enough before getting eaten!


Question: Where did the person put the jars of lettuce?

Answer: fridge

I bought a huge quantity of iceberg lettuce on sale for the sole purpose of testing this! I washed and chopped the lettuce with my plastic lettuce knife and loaded quart mason jars. I set the lid on and sealed the jar. <hl> I set them in the fridge , all over the place, just because we all know some parts are colder than others! <hl> A week later, and the lettuce looks like it did the day a brought it home! No rust, no wilt, just perfect lettuce! I have even resealed jars after haven taken lettuce out to eat! Oh my gosh, I wish I had bought this years ago! Can't live without my food saver, bags and jar sealers now! I'll update and let you know how long the lettuce lasts if it lasts long enough before getting eaten!

I bought a huge quantity of iceberg lettuce on sale for the sole purpose of testing this! I washed and chopped the lettuce with my plastic lettuce knife and loaded quart mason jars. I set the lid on and sealed the jar. I set them in the <hl> fridge <hl>, all over the place, just because we all know some parts are colder than others! A week later, and the lettuce looks like it did the day a brought it home! No rust, no wilt, just perfect lettuce! I have even resealed jars after haven taken lettuce out to eat! Oh my gosh, I wish I had bought this years ago! Can't live without my food saver, bags and jar sealers now! I'll update and let you know how long the lettuce lasts if it lasts long enough before getting eaten!

I set them in the <hl> fridge <hl> , all over the place, just because we all know some parts are colder than others!


Question: How does the product's color compare to what the person expected?

The color is a little darker than I was looking for and it's thinner than I thought it would be. My kitties have clawed it a few times and it looks a little worn. However if you don't have pets who jump up on the table and want a basic tablecloth you can wipe clean this will work.

Answer: a little darker

<hl> The color is a little darker than I was looking for <hl> and it's thinner than I thought it would be. My kitties have clawed it a few times and it looks a little worn. However if you don't have pets who jump up on the table and want a basic tablecloth you can wipe clean this will work.

The color is <hl> a little darker <hl> than I was looking for and it's thinner than I thought it would be. My kitties have clawed it a few times and it looks a little worn. However if you don't have pets who jump up on the table and want a basic tablecloth you can wipe clean this will work.


Question: How does the product's thickness compare to what the person excpeted?

Answer: thinner

<hl> The color is a little darker than I was looking for and it's thinner than I thought it would be. <hl> My kitties have clawed it a few times and it looks a little worn. However if you don't have pets who jump up on the table and want a basic tablecloth you can wipe clean this will work.

The color is a little darker than I was looking for and it's <hl> thinner <hl> than I thought it would be. My kitties have clawed it a few times and it looks a little worn. However if you don't have pets who jump up on the table and want a basic tablecloth you can wipe clean this will work.


Question: How does the product appear after being clawed by cats?

Answer: a little worn

The color is a little darker than I was looking for and it's thinner than I thought it would be. <hl> My kitties have clawed it a few times and it looks a little worn . <hl> However if you don't have pets who jump up on the table and want a basic tablecloth you can wipe clean this will work.

The color is a little darker than I was looking for and it's thinner than I thought it would be. My kitties have clawed it a few times and it looks <hl> a little worn <hl>. However if you don't have pets who jump up on the table and want a basic tablecloth you can wipe clean this will work.

My kitties have clawed it a few times and it looks <hl> a little worn <hl> .


Question: How might one clean the tablecloth?

Answer: wipe clean

The color is a little darker than I was looking for and it's thinner than I thought it would be. My kitties have clawed it a few times and it looks a little worn. <hl> However if you don't have pets who jump up on the table and want a basic tablecloth you can wipe clean this will work. <hl>

The color is a little darker than I was looking for and it's thinner than I thought it would be. My kitties have clawed it a few times and it looks a little worn. However if you don't have pets who jump up on the table and want a basic tablecloth you can <hl> wipe clean <hl> this will work.


Question: What type of animals have damaged the product?

Answer: kitties

The color is a little darker than I was looking for and it's thinner than I thought it would be. <hl> My kitties have clawed it a few times and it looks a little worn. <hl> However if you don't have pets who jump up on the table and want a basic tablecloth you can wipe clean this will work.

The color is a little darker than I was looking for and it's thinner than I thought it would be. My <hl> kitties <hl> have clawed it a few times and it looks a little worn. However if you don't have pets who jump up on the table and want a basic tablecloth you can wipe clean this will work.


Question: Is the baseboard heater expensive to run during the winter?

We have a 700 square foot finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and an 8 foot baseboard heater.The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter. We were looking for an alternative which would still keep our play room nice and toasty warm. Since I already had one smaller Lasko heater and was thrilled with it, we decided to get this one on sale and give it a try.So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA.Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake. And I am pretty sure they will be, considering our baseboard is an inefficient killowat sucking machine. ;)Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. We got our first electric bill with the heater running and it was about 20 dollars less than what it would have been for December 2009. (we are billed monthly) and that is with me adding 2 aerogardens and several plant lights to my electricity bill.One small issue is that if you lose power this heater will not automatically turn back on when power is restored. If you are away for the weekend and get a power spike you should expect whatever area was dependant on the heater will be quite cold.

Answer: The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter.

We have a 700 square foot finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and an 8 foot baseboard heater. <hl> The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter. We were looking for an alternative which would still keep our play room nice and toasty warm. <hl> Since I already had one smaller Lasko heater and was thrilled with it, we decided to get this one on sale and give it a try. So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA.Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake. And I am pretty sure they will be, considering our baseboard is an inefficient killowat sucking machine. ;)Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. We got our first electric bill with the heater running and it was about 20 dollars less than what it would have been for December 2009. (we are billed monthly) and that is with me adding 2 aerogardens and several plant lights to my electricity bill. One small issue is that if you lose power this heater will not automatically turn back on when power is restored. If you are away for the weekend and get a power spike you should expect whatever area was dependant on the heater will be quite cold.

We have a 700 square foot finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and an 8 foot baseboard heater.<hl> The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter. <hl> We were looking for an alternative which would still keep our play room nice and toasty warm. Since I already had one smaller Lasko heater and was thrilled with it, we decided to get this one on sale and give it a try.So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA.Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake. And I am pretty sure they will be, considering our baseboard is an inefficient killowat sucking machine. ;)Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. We got our first electric bill with the heater running and it was about 20 dollars less than what it would have been for December 2009. (we are billed monthly) and that is with me adding 2 aerogardens and several plant lights to my electricity bill.One small issue is that if you lose power this heater will not automatically turn back on when power is restored. If you are away for the weekend and get a power spike you should expect whatever area was dependant on the heater will be quite cold.


Question: Has the heater kept working efficiently?

Answer: Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter.

We have a 700 square foot finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and an 8 foot baseboard heater. The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter. We were looking for an alternative which would still keep our play room nice and toasty warm. Since I already had one smaller Lasko heater and was thrilled with it, we decided to get this one on sale and give it a try. So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA.Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake. And I am pretty sure they will be, considering our baseboard is an inefficient killowat sucking machine. <hl> ;) Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. We got our first electric bill with the heater running <hl> and it was about 20 dollars less than what it would have been for December 2009. (we are billed monthly) and that is with me adding 2 aerogardens and several plant lights to my electricity bill. One small issue is that if you lose power this heater will not automatically turn back on when power is restored. If you are away for the weekend and get a power spike you should expect whatever area was dependant on the heater will be quite cold.

We have a 700 square foot finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and an 8 foot baseboard heater.The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter. We were looking for an alternative which would still keep our play room nice and toasty warm. Since I already had one smaller Lasko heater and was thrilled with it, we decided to get this one on sale and give it a try.So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA.Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake. And I am pretty sure they will be, considering our baseboard is an inefficient killowat sucking machine. ;)<hl> Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. <hl> We got our first electric bill with the heater running and it was about 20 dollars less than what it would have been for December 2009. (we are billed monthly) and that is with me adding 2 aerogardens and several plant lights to my electricity bill.One small issue is that if you lose power this heater will not automatically turn back on when power is restored. If you are away for the weekend and get a power spike you should expect whatever area was dependant on the heater will be quite cold.

;) <hl> Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. <hl> We got our first electric bill with the heater running


Question: What is the temperature usually like?

Answer: So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA.

We have a 700 square foot finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and an 8 foot baseboard heater. The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter. We were looking for an alternative which would still keep our play room nice and toasty warm. Since I already had one smaller Lasko heater and was thrilled with it, we decided to get this one on sale and give it a try. <hl> So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA. Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake. <hl> And I am pretty sure they will be, considering our baseboard is an inefficient killowat sucking machine. ;)Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. We got our first electric bill with the heater running and it was about 20 dollars less than what it would have been for December 2009. (we are billed monthly) and that is with me adding 2 aerogardens and several plant lights to my electricity bill. One small issue is that if you lose power this heater will not automatically turn back on when power is restored. If you are away for the weekend and get a power spike you should expect whatever area was dependant on the heater will be quite cold.

We have a 700 square foot finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and an 8 foot baseboard heater.The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter. We were looking for an alternative which would still keep our play room nice and toasty warm. Since I already had one smaller Lasko heater and was thrilled with it, we decided to get this one on sale and give it a try.<hl> So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA. <hl>Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake. And I am pretty sure they will be, considering our baseboard is an inefficient killowat sucking machine. ;)Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. We got our first electric bill with the heater running and it was about 20 dollars less than what it would have been for December 2009. (we are billed monthly) and that is with me adding 2 aerogardens and several plant lights to my electricity bill.One small issue is that if you lose power this heater will not automatically turn back on when power is restored. If you are away for the weekend and get a power spike you should expect whatever area was dependant on the heater will be quite cold.

<hl> So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA. <hl> Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake.


Question: How much less are the electric bills compared to before?

Answer: We got our first electric bill with the heater running and it was about 20 dollars less than what it would have been for December 2009.

We have a 700 square foot finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and an 8 foot baseboard heater. The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter. We were looking for an alternative which would still keep our play room nice and toasty warm. Since I already had one smaller Lasko heater and was thrilled with it, we decided to get this one on sale and give it a try. So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA.Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake. And I am pretty sure they will be, considering our baseboard is an inefficient killowat sucking machine. ;)Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. <hl> We got our first electric bill with the heater running and it was about 20 dollars less than what it would have been for December 2009. (we are billed monthly) and that is with me adding 2 aerogardens and several plant lights to my electricity bill. <hl> One small issue is that if you lose power this heater will not automatically turn back on when power is restored. If you are away for the weekend and get a power spike you should expect whatever area was dependant on the heater will be quite cold.

We have a 700 square foot finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and an 8 foot baseboard heater.The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter. We were looking for an alternative which would still keep our play room nice and toasty warm. Since I already had one smaller Lasko heater and was thrilled with it, we decided to get this one on sale and give it a try.So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA.Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake. And I am pretty sure they will be, considering our baseboard is an inefficient killowat sucking machine. ;)Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. <hl> We got our first electric bill with the heater running and it was about 20 dollars less than what it would have been for December 2009. <hl> (we are billed monthly) and that is with me adding 2 aerogardens and several plant lights to my electricity bill.One small issue is that if you lose power this heater will not automatically turn back on when power is restored. If you are away for the weekend and get a power spike you should expect whatever area was dependant on the heater will be quite cold.


Question: Are there any issues with this heater?

Answer: One small issue is that if you lose power this heater will not automatically turn back on when power is restored.

We have a 700 square foot finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and an 8 foot baseboard heater. The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter. We were looking for an alternative which would still keep our play room nice and toasty warm. Since I already had one smaller Lasko heater and was thrilled with it, we decided to get this one on sale and give it a try. So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA.Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake. And I am pretty sure they will be, considering our baseboard is an inefficient killowat sucking machine. ;)Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. We got our first electric bill with the heater running and it was about 20 dollars less than what it would have been for December 2009. (we are billed monthly) and that is with me adding 2 aerogardens and several plant lights to my electricity bill. <hl> One small issue is that if you lose power this heater will not automatically turn back on when power is restored. If you are away for the weekend and get a power spike you should expect whatever area was dependant on the heater will be quite cold. <hl>

We have a 700 square foot finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and an 8 foot baseboard heater.The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter. We were looking for an alternative which would still keep our play room nice and toasty warm. Since I already had one smaller Lasko heater and was thrilled with it, we decided to get this one on sale and give it a try.So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA.Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake. And I am pretty sure they will be, considering our baseboard is an inefficient killowat sucking machine. ;)Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. We got our first electric bill with the heater running and it was about 20 dollars less than what it would have been for December 2009. (we are billed monthly) and that is with me adding 2 aerogardens and several plant lights to my electricity bill.<hl> One small issue is that if you lose power this heater will not automatically turn back on when power is restored. <hl> If you are away for the weekend and get a power spike you should expect whatever area was dependant on the heater will be quite cold.


Question: How big is their finished basement?

Answer: 700 square foot

<hl> We have a 700 square foot finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and an 8 foot baseboard heater. <hl> The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter. We were looking for an alternative which would still keep our play room nice and toasty warm. Since I already had one smaller Lasko heater and was thrilled with it, we decided to get this one on sale and give it a try. So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA.Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake. And I am pretty sure they will be, considering our baseboard is an inefficient killowat sucking machine. ;)Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. We got our first electric bill with the heater running and it was about 20 dollars less than what it would have been for December 2009. (we are billed monthly) and that is with me adding 2 aerogardens and several plant lights to my electricity bill. One small issue is that if you lose power this heater will not automatically turn back on when power is restored. If you are away for the weekend and get a power spike you should expect whatever area was dependant on the heater will be quite cold.

We have a <hl> 700 square foot <hl> finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and an 8 foot baseboard heater.The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter. We were looking for an alternative which would still keep our play room nice and toasty warm. Since I already had one smaller Lasko heater and was thrilled with it, we decided to get this one on sale and give it a try.So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA.Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake. And I am pretty sure they will be, considering our baseboard is an inefficient killowat sucking machine. ;)Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. We got our first electric bill with the heater running and it was about 20 dollars less than what it would have been for December 2009. (we are billed monthly) and that is with me adding 2 aerogardens and several plant lights to my electricity bill.One small issue is that if you lose power this heater will not automatically turn back on when power is restored. If you are away for the weekend and get a power spike you should expect whatever area was dependant on the heater will be quite cold.


Question: What is extremely expensive to run in the winter?

Answer: an 8 foot baseboard heater

<hl> We have a 700 square foot finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and an 8 foot baseboard heater .The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter. <hl> We were looking for an alternative which would still keep our play room nice and toasty warm. Since I already had one smaller Lasko heater and was thrilled with it, we decided to get this one on sale and give it a try. So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA.Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake. And I am pretty sure they will be, considering our baseboard is an inefficient killowat sucking machine. ;)Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. We got our first electric bill with the heater running and it was about 20 dollars less than what it would have been for December 2009. (we are billed monthly) and that is with me adding 2 aerogardens and several plant lights to my electricity bill. One small issue is that if you lose power this heater will not automatically turn back on when power is restored. If you are away for the weekend and get a power spike you should expect whatever area was dependant on the heater will be quite cold.

We have a 700 square foot finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and <hl> an 8 foot baseboard heater <hl>.The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter. We were looking for an alternative which would still keep our play room nice and toasty warm. Since I already had one smaller Lasko heater and was thrilled with it, we decided to get this one on sale and give it a try.So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA.Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake. And I am pretty sure they will be, considering our baseboard is an inefficient killowat sucking machine. ;)Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. We got our first electric bill with the heater running and it was about 20 dollars less than what it would have been for December 2009. (we are billed monthly) and that is with me adding 2 aerogardens and several plant lights to my electricity bill.One small issue is that if you lose power this heater will not automatically turn back on when power is restored. If you are away for the weekend and get a power spike you should expect whatever area was dependant on the heater will be quite cold.

We have a 700 square foot finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and <hl> an 8 foot baseboard heater <hl> .The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter.


Question: What heater did they have prior?

Answer: smaller Lasko heater

We have a 700 square foot finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and an 8 foot baseboard heater. The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter. We were looking for an alternative which would still keep our play room nice and toasty warm. <hl> Since I already had one smaller Lasko heater and was thrilled with it, we decided to get this one on sale and give it a try. <hl> So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA.Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake. And I am pretty sure they will be, considering our baseboard is an inefficient killowat sucking machine. ;)Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. We got our first electric bill with the heater running and it was about 20 dollars less than what it would have been for December 2009. (we are billed monthly) and that is with me adding 2 aerogardens and several plant lights to my electricity bill. One small issue is that if you lose power this heater will not automatically turn back on when power is restored. If you are away for the weekend and get a power spike you should expect whatever area was dependant on the heater will be quite cold.

We have a 700 square foot finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and an 8 foot baseboard heater.The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter. We were looking for an alternative which would still keep our play room nice and toasty warm. Since I already had one <hl> smaller Lasko heater <hl> and was thrilled with it, we decided to get this one on sale and give it a try.So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA.Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake. And I am pretty sure they will be, considering our baseboard is an inefficient killowat sucking machine. ;)Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. We got our first electric bill with the heater running and it was about 20 dollars less than what it would have been for December 2009. (we are billed monthly) and that is with me adding 2 aerogardens and several plant lights to my electricity bill.One small issue is that if you lose power this heater will not automatically turn back on when power is restored. If you are away for the weekend and get a power spike you should expect whatever area was dependant on the heater will be quite cold.


Question: If you lose power and regain it again, what happens?

Answer: this heater will not automatically turn back on

We have a 700 square foot finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and an 8 foot baseboard heater. The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter. We were looking for an alternative which would still keep our play room nice and toasty warm. Since I already had one smaller Lasko heater and was thrilled with it, we decided to get this one on sale and give it a try. So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA.Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake. And I am pretty sure they will be, considering our baseboard is an inefficient killowat sucking machine. ;)Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. We got our first electric bill with the heater running and it was about 20 dollars less than what it would have been for December 2009. (we are billed monthly) and that is with me adding 2 aerogardens and several plant lights to my electricity bill. <hl> One small issue is that if you lose power this heater will not automatically turn back on when power is restored. <hl> If you are away for the weekend and get a power spike you should expect whatever area was dependant on the heater will be quite cold.

We have a 700 square foot finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and an 8 foot baseboard heater.The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter. We were looking for an alternative which would still keep our play room nice and toasty warm. Since I already had one smaller Lasko heater and was thrilled with it, we decided to get this one on sale and give it a try.So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA.Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake. And I am pretty sure they will be, considering our baseboard is an inefficient killowat sucking machine. ;)Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. We got our first electric bill with the heater running and it was about 20 dollars less than what it would have been for December 2009. (we are billed monthly) and that is with me adding 2 aerogardens and several plant lights to my electricity bill.One small issue is that if you lose power <hl> this heater will not automatically turn back on <hl> when power is restored. If you are away for the weekend and get a power spike you should expect whatever area was dependant on the heater will be quite cold.


Question: How much did they save on their electric bill?

Answer: 20 dollars

We have a 700 square foot finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and an 8 foot baseboard heater. The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter. We were looking for an alternative which would still keep our play room nice and toasty warm. Since I already had one smaller Lasko heater and was thrilled with it, we decided to get this one on sale and give it a try. So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA.Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake. And I am pretty sure they will be, considering our baseboard is an inefficient killowat sucking machine. ;)Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. <hl> We got our first electric bill with the heater running and it was about 20 dollars less than what it would have been for December 2009. <hl> (we are billed monthly) and that is with me adding 2 aerogardens and several plant lights to my electricity bill. One small issue is that if you lose power this heater will not automatically turn back on when power is restored. If you are away for the weekend and get a power spike you should expect whatever area was dependant on the heater will be quite cold.

We have a 700 square foot finished basement which is heated by both forced hot air from the propane furnace and an 8 foot baseboard heater.The baseboard heater is extremely expensive to run in the winter. We were looking for an alternative which would still keep our play room nice and toasty warm. Since I already had one smaller Lasko heater and was thrilled with it, we decided to get this one on sale and give it a try.So far it has kept our large basement at 70 degrees and has not run that much even though it is really cold up here in NE PA.Now if the electric bills are less than last year that will be the icing on the cake. And I am pretty sure they will be, considering our baseboard is an inefficient killowat sucking machine. ;)Update 1/21/10The heater is still working well and has kept my basement at 70 degrees all through the cold, cold winter. We got our first electric bill with the heater running and it was about <hl> 20 dollars <hl> less than what it would have been for December 2009. (we are billed monthly) and that is with me adding 2 aerogardens and several plant lights to my electricity bill.One small issue is that if you lose power this heater will not automatically turn back on when power is restored. If you are away for the weekend and get a power spike you should expect whatever area was dependant on the heater will be quite cold.


Question: What price did they originally get theirs?

I will start by saying that I purchased these for $99 not the $95.99 they are currently listed for. WHAAATTT??? Philyodaddy never gets conned like that!Here is a ranked order of things I look for in a Knife Set:1) Sharp as hell2) Sharp as hell3) Sharp as hell4) looks prettyThat is the entire list. I am not nearly proficient enough in the kitchen to have other requirements. The knives are sharp as hell. They cut the crap out of stuff. I enjoy showing off their sharpness to amazed visitors (more realistically, I just show my girlfriend over and over again). Look how easy it is to cut through lemons! You try! Case closed. They are also a pretty good looking knife set. I'm not sure I needed 18 knives, because I only know what about 8 of them do, but it is impressive looking and really makes people know that I'm the boss.I purchased them about 1 month ago, so I cannot objectively weigh in on the rust-issue (I have none at this point). Therefore my only real con at this point is that this point is that the block is really big and awkwardly fits in my small New York City kitchen. Please note the massive size before you follow me to sharpcity.Update 11/15/13 - I can now objectively weigh in on the rust-issue. Non-factor. That is all.

Answer: $99

<hl> I will start by saying that I purchased these for $99 not the $95.99 they are currently listed for. <hl> WHAAATTT??? Philyodaddy never gets conned like that!Here is a ranked order of things I look for in a Knife Set:1) Sharp as hell2) Sharp as hell3) Sharp as hell4) looks prettyThat is the entire list. I am not nearly proficient enough in the kitchen to have other requirements. The knives are sharp as hell. They cut the crap out of stuff. I enjoy showing off their sharpness to amazed visitors (more realistically, I just show my girlfriend over and over again). Look how easy it is to cut through lemons! You try! Case closed. They are also a pretty good looking knife set. I'm not sure I needed 18 knives, because I only know what about 8 of them do, but it is impressive looking and really makes people know that I'm the boss. I purchased them about 1 month ago, so I cannot objectively weigh in on the rust-issue (I have none at this point). Therefore my only real con at this point is that this point is that the block is really big and awkwardly fits in my small New York City kitchen. Please note the massive size before you follow me to sharpcity. Update 11/15/13 - I can now objectively weigh in on the rust-issue. Non-factor. That is all.

I will start by saying that I purchased these for <hl> $99 <hl> not the $95.99 they are currently listed for. WHAAATTT??? Philyodaddy never gets conned like that!Here is a ranked order of things I look for in a Knife Set:1) Sharp as hell2) Sharp as hell3) Sharp as hell4) looks prettyThat is the entire list. I am not nearly proficient enough in the kitchen to have other requirements. The knives are sharp as hell. They cut the crap out of stuff. I enjoy showing off their sharpness to amazed visitors (more realistically, I just show my girlfriend over and over again). Look how easy it is to cut through lemons! You try! Case closed. They are also a pretty good looking knife set. I'm not sure I needed 18 knives, because I only know what about 8 of them do, but it is impressive looking and really makes people know that I'm the boss.I purchased them about 1 month ago, so I cannot objectively weigh in on the rust-issue (I have none at this point). Therefore my only real con at this point is that this point is that the block is really big and awkwardly fits in my small New York City kitchen. Please note the massive size before you follow me to sharpcity.Update 11/15/13 - I can now objectively weigh in on the rust-issue. Non-factor. That is all.


Question: What is the one con of this set?

Answer: the block is really big

I will start by saying that I purchased these for $99 not the $95.99 they are currently listed for. WHAAATTT??? Philyodaddy never gets conned like that!Here is a ranked order of things I look for in a Knife Set:1) Sharp as hell2) Sharp as hell3) Sharp as hell4) looks prettyThat is the entire list. I am not nearly proficient enough in the kitchen to have other requirements. The knives are sharp as hell. They cut the crap out of stuff. I enjoy showing off their sharpness to amazed visitors (more realistically, I just show my girlfriend over and over again). Look how easy it is to cut through lemons! You try! Case closed. They are also a pretty good looking knife set. I'm not sure I needed 18 knives, because I only know what about 8 of them do, but it is impressive looking and really makes people know that I'm the boss. I purchased them about 1 month ago, so I cannot objectively weigh in on the rust-issue (I have none at this point). <hl> Therefore my only real con at this point is that this point is that the block is really big and awkwardly fits in my small New York City kitchen. <hl> Please note the massive size before you follow me to sharpcity. Update 11/15/13 - I can now objectively weigh in on the rust-issue. Non-factor. That is all.

I will start by saying that I purchased these for $99 not the $95.99 they are currently listed for. WHAAATTT??? Philyodaddy never gets conned like that!Here is a ranked order of things I look for in a Knife Set:1) Sharp as hell2) Sharp as hell3) Sharp as hell4) looks prettyThat is the entire list. I am not nearly proficient enough in the kitchen to have other requirements. The knives are sharp as hell. They cut the crap out of stuff. I enjoy showing off their sharpness to amazed visitors (more realistically, I just show my girlfriend over and over again). Look how easy it is to cut through lemons! You try! Case closed. They are also a pretty good looking knife set. I'm not sure I needed 18 knives, because I only know what about 8 of them do, but it is impressive looking and really makes people know that I'm the boss.I purchased them about 1 month ago, so I cannot objectively weigh in on the rust-issue (I have none at this point). Therefore my only real con at this point is that this point is that <hl> the block is really big <hl> and awkwardly fits in my small New York City kitchen. Please note the massive size before you follow me to sharpcity.Update 11/15/13 - I can now objectively weigh in on the rust-issue. Non-factor. That is all.


Question: Does the knife set have any rust issues?

Answer: Non-factor

Non-factor .

I will start by saying that I purchased these for $99 not the $95.99 they are currently listed for. WHAAATTT??? Philyodaddy never gets conned like that!Here is a ranked order of things I look for in a Knife Set:1) Sharp as hell2) Sharp as hell3) Sharp as hell4) looks prettyThat is the entire list. I am not nearly proficient enough in the kitchen to have other requirements. The knives are sharp as hell. They cut the crap out of stuff. I enjoy showing off their sharpness to amazed visitors (more realistically, I just show my girlfriend over and over again). Look how easy it is to cut through lemons! You try! Case closed. They are also a pretty good looking knife set. I'm not sure I needed 18 knives, because I only know what about 8 of them do, but it is impressive looking and really makes people know that I'm the boss. I purchased them about 1 month ago, so I cannot objectively weigh in on the rust-issue (I have none at this point). Therefore my only real con at this point is that this point is that the block is really big and awkwardly fits in my small New York City kitchen. Please note the massive size before you follow me to sharpcity. Update 11/15/13 - I can now objectively weigh in on the rust-issue. <hl> Non-factor . <hl> That is all.

I will start by saying that I purchased these for $99 not the $95.99 they are currently listed for. WHAAATTT??? Philyodaddy never gets conned like that!Here is a ranked order of things I look for in a Knife Set:1) Sharp as hell2) Sharp as hell3) Sharp as hell4) looks prettyThat is the entire list. I am not nearly proficient enough in the kitchen to have other requirements. The knives are sharp as hell. They cut the crap out of stuff. I enjoy showing off their sharpness to amazed visitors (more realistically, I just show my girlfriend over and over again). Look how easy it is to cut through lemons! You try! Case closed. They are also a pretty good looking knife set. I'm not sure I needed 18 knives, because I only know what about 8 of them do, but it is impressive looking and really makes people know that I'm the boss.I purchased them about 1 month ago, so I cannot objectively weigh in on the rust-issue (I have none at this point). Therefore my only real con at this point is that this point is that the block is really big and awkwardly fits in my small New York City kitchen. Please note the massive size before you follow me to sharpcity.Update 11/15/13 - I can now objectively weigh in on the rust-issue. <hl> Non-factor <hl>. That is all.


Question: What does this shower curtain match?

I got this shower curtain to match my Audrey's Garden accessories that I bought on clearance at BBB several years ago. Each piece of the collection has a different flower in white on a black background, absolutely beautiful, although I didn't get the glasses. The shower curtain is translucent, but I put a black liner behind it. It is absolutely beautiful! The photo is at the side, as you can see, not in the middle of the shower curtain. This is a real plus because you can push the shower curtain to the side and still see most of the beautiful photo of tulips on the shower curtain. I got the hooks and the black liner here at amazon.com, could have gotten the shower curtain, too, but I didn't know it was here and I had already ordered the curtain from walmart.com. Had it shipped to the store so I didn't have to pay postage. I recommend the curtain, the black liner and the little black painted flower shower hooks.

Answer: Audrey's Garden accessories

<hl> I got this shower curtain to match my Audrey's Garden accessories that I bought on clearance at BBB several years ago. <hl> Each piece of the collection has a different flower in white on a black background, absolutely beautiful, although I didn't get the glasses. The shower curtain is translucent, but I put a black liner behind it. It is absolutely beautiful! The photo is at the side, as you can see, not in the middle of the shower curtain. This is a real plus because you can push the shower curtain to the side and still see most of the beautiful photo of tulips on the shower curtain. I got the hooks and the black liner here at amazon.com, could have gotten the shower curtain, too, but I didn't know it was here and I had already ordered the curtain from walmart.com. Had it shipped to the store so I didn't have to pay postage. I recommend the curtain, the black liner and the little black painted flower shower hooks.

I got this shower curtain to match my <hl> Audrey's Garden accessories <hl> that I bought on clearance at BBB several years ago. Each piece of the collection has a different flower in white on a black background, absolutely beautiful, although I didn't get the glasses. The shower curtain is translucent, but I put a black liner behind it. It is absolutely beautiful! The photo is at the side, as you can see, not in the middle of the shower curtain. This is a real plus because you can push the shower curtain to the side and still see most of the beautiful photo of tulips on the shower curtain. I got the hooks and the black liner here at amazon.com, could have gotten the shower curtain, too, but I didn't know it was here and I had already ordered the curtain from walmart.com. Had it shipped to the store so I didn't have to pay postage. I recommend the curtain, the black liner and the little black painted flower shower hooks.