Question: What did online reviews suggest moving downward?

Answer: rubber seal

I tried all of the different disposable products. Waisted like 60 bucks on all of them. Amazon was loving me. They ALL leak. <hl> I am back to regular manufacturer K-Cups or the My K-Cup (the one you can get in the store) (That's the only one that doesn't leak).I even went online and checked out the reviews that said to move the rubber seal down on the needle, it didn't work. <hl> Keurig is designed to brew with high pressure. To do that, you need an airtight seal. This doesn't provide that. That is why Keurig is not selling these in the store next to their machines. Specifically, I tried this with several different options. The My K-cup, the K-Caps to name a few. The flap that overhangs the cup wicks the water out of the K'cup when the machine applies water pressure and the coffee leaks over the side of the cup and all through the machine.

I tried all of the different disposable products. Waisted like 60 bucks on all of them. Amazon was loving me. They ALL leak. I am back to regular manufacturer K-Cups or the My K-Cup (the one you can get in the store) (That's the only one that doesn't leak).I even went online and checked out the reviews that said to move the <hl> rubber seal <hl> down on the needle, it didn't work.Keurig is designed to brew with high pressure. To do that, you need an airtight seal. This doesn't provide that. That is why Keurig is not selling these in the store next to their machines.Specifically, I tried this with several different options. The My K-cup, the K-Caps to name a few. The flap that overhangs the cup wicks the water out of the K'cup when the machine applies water pressure and the coffee leaks over the side of the cup and all through the machine.


Question: Who doesn't offer these for sale near their products in the store?

I tried all of the different disposable products. Waisted like 60 bucks on all of them. Amazon was loving me. They ALL leak. I am back to regular manufacturer K-Cups or the My K-Cup (the one you can get in the store) (That's the only one that doesn't leak).I even went online and checked out the reviews that said to move the rubber seal down on the needle, it didn't work.Keurig is designed to brew with high pressure. To do that, you need an airtight seal. This doesn't provide that. That is why Keurig is not selling these in the store next to their machines.Specifically, I tried this with several different options. The My K-cup, the K-Caps to name a few. The flap that overhangs the cup wicks the water out of the K'cup when the machine applies water pressure and the coffee leaks over the side of the cup and all through the machine.

Answer: Keurig

I tried all of the different disposable products. Waisted like 60 bucks on all of them. Amazon was loving me. They ALL leak. I am back to regular manufacturer K-Cups or the My K-Cup (the one you can get in the store) (That's the only one that doesn't leak).I even went online and checked out the reviews that said to move the rubber seal down on the needle, it didn't work. <hl> Keurig is designed to brew with high pressure. <hl> To do that, you need an airtight seal. This doesn't provide that. That is why Keurig is not selling these in the store next to their machines. Specifically, I tried this with several different options. The My K-cup, the K-Caps to name a few. The flap that overhangs the cup wicks the water out of the K'cup when the machine applies water pressure and the coffee leaks over the side of the cup and all through the machine.

I tried all of the different disposable products. Waisted like 60 bucks on all of them. Amazon was loving me. They ALL leak. I am back to regular manufacturer K-Cups or the My K-Cup (the one you can get in the store) (That's the only one that doesn't leak).I even went online and checked out the reviews that said to move the rubber seal down on the needle, it didn't work.<hl> Keurig <hl> is designed to brew with high pressure. To do that, you need an airtight seal. This doesn't provide that. That is why Keurig is not selling these in the store next to their machines.Specifically, I tried this with several different options. The My K-cup, the K-Caps to name a few. The flap that overhangs the cup wicks the water out of the K'cup when the machine applies water pressure and the coffee leaks over the side of the cup and all through the machine.


Question: What does over the side of the mug or other beverage container when water pressure is applied?

Answer: coffee

I tried all of the different disposable products. Waisted like 60 bucks on all of them. Amazon was loving me. They ALL leak. I am back to regular manufacturer K-Cups or the My K-Cup (the one you can get in the store) (That's the only one that doesn't leak).I even went online and checked out the reviews that said to move the rubber seal down on the needle, it didn't work. Keurig is designed to brew with high pressure. To do that, you need an airtight seal. This doesn't provide that. That is why Keurig is not selling these in the store next to their machines. Specifically, I tried this with several different options. The My K-cup, the K-Caps to name a few. <hl> The flap that overhangs the cup wicks the water out of the K'cup when the machine applies water pressure and the coffee leaks over the side of the cup and all through the machine. <hl>

I tried all of the different disposable products. Waisted like 60 bucks on all of them. Amazon was loving me. They ALL leak. I am back to regular manufacturer K-Cups or the My K-Cup (the one you can get in the store) (That's the only one that doesn't leak).I even went online and checked out the reviews that said to move the rubber seal down on the needle, it didn't work.Keurig is designed to brew with high pressure. To do that, you need an airtight seal. This doesn't provide that. That is why Keurig is not selling these in the store next to their machines.Specifically, I tried this with several different options. The My K-cup, the K-Caps to name a few. The flap that overhangs the cup wicks the water out of the K'cup when the machine applies water pressure and the <hl> coffee <hl> leaks over the side of the cup and all through the machine.


Question: What part of the lid gets extremely warm, unlike its counterpart on the pot?

This is a beautiful pan to look at and easy to use. The handle on the pot does not get hot, but the handle on the lid sure does. All that means is a hot pad to take the lid off.The pan is somewhat heavier than single ply pans but the evenness of heating is worth the extra weight. We use it on an electric ceramic cook top so the flatness of the bottom of the pan is critical.All-Clad recommends warming the pan up gradually and not using any more than medium heat with the pan. We have tried to follow those instructions and the pan has done an excellent job.

Answer: handle on the lid

This is a beautiful pan to look at and easy to use. <hl> The handle on the pot does not get hot, but the handle on the lid sure does. <hl> All that means is a hot pad to take the lid off. The pan is somewhat heavier than single ply pans but the evenness of heating is worth the extra weight. We use it on an electric ceramic cook top so the flatness of the bottom of the pan is critical. All-Clad recommends warming the pan up gradually and not using any more than medium heat with the pan. We have tried to follow those instructions and the pan has done an excellent job.

This is a beautiful pan to look at and easy to use. The handle on the pot does not get hot, but the <hl> handle on the lid <hl> sure does. All that means is a hot pad to take the lid off.The pan is somewhat heavier than single ply pans but the evenness of heating is worth the extra weight. We use it on an electric ceramic cook top so the flatness of the bottom of the pan is critical.All-Clad recommends warming the pan up gradually and not using any more than medium heat with the pan. We have tried to follow those instructions and the pan has done an excellent job.


Question: What type of cook top does the author have?

Answer: electric ceramic

This is a beautiful pan to look at and easy to use. The handle on the pot does not get hot, but the handle on the lid sure does. All that means is a hot pad to take the lid off. The pan is somewhat heavier than single ply pans but the evenness of heating is worth the extra weight. <hl> We use it on an electric ceramic cook top so the flatness of the bottom of the pan is critical. <hl> All-Clad recommends warming the pan up gradually and not using any more than medium heat with the pan. We have tried to follow those instructions and the pan has done an excellent job.

This is a beautiful pan to look at and easy to use. The handle on the pot does not get hot, but the handle on the lid sure does. All that means is a hot pad to take the lid off.The pan is somewhat heavier than single ply pans but the evenness of heating is worth the extra weight. We use it on an <hl> electric ceramic <hl> cook top so the flatness of the bottom of the pan is critical.All-Clad recommends warming the pan up gradually and not using any more than medium heat with the pan. We have tried to follow those instructions and the pan has done an excellent job.


Question: What does this have more of compared to single ply pans?

Answer: weight

This is a beautiful pan to look at and easy to use. The handle on the pot does not get hot, but the handle on the lid sure does. All that means is a hot pad to take the lid off. <hl> The pan is somewhat heavier than single ply pans but the evenness of heating is worth the extra weight . <hl> We use it on an electric ceramic cook top so the flatness of the bottom of the pan is critical. All-Clad recommends warming the pan up gradually and not using any more than medium heat with the pan. We have tried to follow those instructions and the pan has done an excellent job.

This is a beautiful pan to look at and easy to use. The handle on the pot does not get hot, but the handle on the lid sure does. All that means is a hot pad to take the lid off.The pan is somewhat heavier than single ply pans but the evenness of heating is worth the extra <hl> weight <hl>. We use it on an electric ceramic cook top so the flatness of the bottom of the pan is critical.All-Clad recommends warming the pan up gradually and not using any more than medium heat with the pan. We have tried to follow those instructions and the pan has done an excellent job.

The pan is somewhat heavier than single ply pans but the evenness of heating is worth the extra <hl> weight <hl> .


Question: What aspect of the bottom of the pan is extremely important?

Answer: flatness

This is a beautiful pan to look at and easy to use. The handle on the pot does not get hot, but the handle on the lid sure does. All that means is a hot pad to take the lid off. The pan is somewhat heavier than single ply pans but the evenness of heating is worth the extra weight. <hl> We use it on an electric ceramic cook top so the flatness of the bottom of the pan is critical. <hl> All-Clad recommends warming the pan up gradually and not using any more than medium heat with the pan. We have tried to follow those instructions and the pan has done an excellent job.

This is a beautiful pan to look at and easy to use. The handle on the pot does not get hot, but the handle on the lid sure does. All that means is a hot pad to take the lid off.The pan is somewhat heavier than single ply pans but the evenness of heating is worth the extra weight. We use it on an electric ceramic cook top so the <hl> flatness <hl> of the bottom of the pan is critical.All-Clad recommends warming the pan up gradually and not using any more than medium heat with the pan. We have tried to follow those instructions and the pan has done an excellent job.


Question: Who suggests gradual heating at medium heat or below?

Answer: All-Clad

This is a beautiful pan to look at and easy to use. The handle on the pot does not get hot, but the handle on the lid sure does. All that means is a hot pad to take the lid off. The pan is somewhat heavier than single ply pans but the evenness of heating is worth the extra weight. We use it on an electric ceramic cook top so the flatness of the bottom of the pan is critical. <hl> All-Clad recommends warming the pan up gradually and not using any more than medium heat with the pan. <hl> We have tried to follow those instructions and the pan has done an excellent job.

This is a beautiful pan to look at and easy to use. The handle on the pot does not get hot, but the handle on the lid sure does. All that means is a hot pad to take the lid off.The pan is somewhat heavier than single ply pans but the evenness of heating is worth the extra weight. We use it on an electric ceramic cook top so the flatness of the bottom of the pan is critical.<hl> All-Clad <hl> recommends warming the pan up gradually and not using any more than medium heat with the pan. We have tried to follow those instructions and the pan has done an excellent job.


Question: What is the unexpectedly small capacity of this pot?

I purchased this little pot from Amazon a couple of years ago and use it pretty frequently. Mostly i use it for boiling eggs, but it comes in handy for gravy and other types of sauces or it is perfect for homemade hot chocolate. Make no mistake it is LITTLE. 8 cups might be smaller than you expect, but for my family of 5 it gets the little jobs done. Some of the reviews question the quality of this product, I have been pleased with its sturdiness and durability, my only comment would be after frequent use there are several noticeable scratches on the outside of the pan. I have only hand washed it, but i'm sure it gets banged around going in and out of the cupboard and i nest it in a larger pan for space saving purposes. The scratches are not really troublesome to me, but might be a big negative for some.

Answer: 8 cups

I purchased this little pot from Amazon a couple of years ago and use it pretty frequently. Mostly i use it for boiling eggs, but it comes in handy for gravy and other types of sauces or it is perfect for homemade hot chocolate. Make no mistake it is LITTLE. <hl> 8 cups might be smaller than you expect, but for my family of 5 it gets the little jobs done. <hl> Some of the reviews question the quality of this product, I have been pleased with its sturdiness and durability, my only comment would be after frequent use there are several noticeable scratches on the outside of the pan. I have only hand washed it, but i'm sure it gets banged around going in and out of the cupboard and i nest it in a larger pan for space saving purposes. The scratches are not really troublesome to me, but might be a big negative for some.

I purchased this little pot from Amazon a couple of years ago and use it pretty frequently. Mostly i use it for boiling eggs, but it comes in handy for gravy and other types of sauces or it is perfect for homemade hot chocolate. Make no mistake it is LITTLE. <hl> 8 cups <hl> might be smaller than you expect, but for my family of 5 it gets the little jobs done. Some of the reviews question the quality of this product, I have been pleased with its sturdiness and durability, my only comment would be after frequent use there are several noticeable scratches on the outside of the pan. I have only hand washed it, but i'm sure it gets banged around going in and out of the cupboard and i nest it in a larger pan for space saving purposes. The scratches are not really troublesome to me, but might be a big negative for some.


Question: What online merchant did the author buy this from?

Answer: Amazon

<hl> I purchased this little pot from Amazon a couple of years ago and use it pretty frequently. <hl> Mostly i use it for boiling eggs, but it comes in handy for gravy and other types of sauces or it is perfect for homemade hot chocolate. Make no mistake it is LITTLE. 8 cups might be smaller than you expect, but for my family of 5 it gets the little jobs done. Some of the reviews question the quality of this product, I have been pleased with its sturdiness and durability, my only comment would be after frequent use there are several noticeable scratches on the outside of the pan. I have only hand washed it, but i'm sure it gets banged around going in and out of the cupboard and i nest it in a larger pan for space saving purposes. The scratches are not really troublesome to me, but might be a big negative for some.

I purchased this little pot from <hl> Amazon <hl> a couple of years ago and use it pretty frequently. Mostly i use it for boiling eggs, but it comes in handy for gravy and other types of sauces or it is perfect for homemade hot chocolate. Make no mistake it is LITTLE. 8 cups might be smaller than you expect, but for my family of 5 it gets the little jobs done. Some of the reviews question the quality of this product, I have been pleased with its sturdiness and durability, my only comment would be after frequent use there are several noticeable scratches on the outside of the pan. I have only hand washed it, but i'm sure it gets banged around going in and out of the cupboard and i nest it in a larger pan for space saving purposes. The scratches are not really troublesome to me, but might be a big negative for some.


Question: What drink is this sometimes used for?

Answer: hot chocolate

I purchased this little pot from Amazon a couple of years ago and use it pretty frequently. <hl> Mostly i use it for boiling eggs, but it comes in handy for gravy and other types of sauces or it is perfect for homemade hot chocolate . <hl> Make no mistake it is LITTLE. 8 cups might be smaller than you expect, but for my family of 5 it gets the little jobs done. Some of the reviews question the quality of this product, I have been pleased with its sturdiness and durability, my only comment would be after frequent use there are several noticeable scratches on the outside of the pan. I have only hand washed it, but i'm sure it gets banged around going in and out of the cupboard and i nest it in a larger pan for space saving purposes. The scratches are not really troublesome to me, but might be a big negative for some.

I purchased this little pot from Amazon a couple of years ago and use it pretty frequently. Mostly i use it for boiling eggs, but it comes in handy for gravy and other types of sauces or it is perfect for homemade <hl> hot chocolate <hl>. Make no mistake it is LITTLE. 8 cups might be smaller than you expect, but for my family of 5 it gets the little jobs done. Some of the reviews question the quality of this product, I have been pleased with its sturdiness and durability, my only comment would be after frequent use there are several noticeable scratches on the outside of the pan. I have only hand washed it, but i'm sure it gets banged around going in and out of the cupboard and i nest it in a larger pan for space saving purposes. The scratches are not really troublesome to me, but might be a big negative for some.

Mostly i use it for boiling eggs, but it comes in handy for gravy and other types of sauces or it is perfect for homemade <hl> hot chocolate <hl> .


Question: What is the most common food product this is used with by the author?

Answer: eggs

I purchased this little pot from Amazon a couple of years ago and use it pretty frequently. <hl> Mostly i use it for boiling eggs , but it comes in handy for gravy and other types of sauces or it is perfect for homemade hot chocolate. <hl> Make no mistake it is LITTLE. 8 cups might be smaller than you expect, but for my family of 5 it gets the little jobs done. Some of the reviews question the quality of this product, I have been pleased with its sturdiness and durability, my only comment would be after frequent use there are several noticeable scratches on the outside of the pan. I have only hand washed it, but i'm sure it gets banged around going in and out of the cupboard and i nest it in a larger pan for space saving purposes. The scratches are not really troublesome to me, but might be a big negative for some.

I purchased this little pot from Amazon a couple of years ago and use it pretty frequently. Mostly i use it for boiling <hl> eggs <hl>, but it comes in handy for gravy and other types of sauces or it is perfect for homemade hot chocolate. Make no mistake it is LITTLE. 8 cups might be smaller than you expect, but for my family of 5 it gets the little jobs done. Some of the reviews question the quality of this product, I have been pleased with its sturdiness and durability, my only comment would be after frequent use there are several noticeable scratches on the outside of the pan. I have only hand washed it, but i'm sure it gets banged around going in and out of the cupboard and i nest it in a larger pan for space saving purposes. The scratches are not really troublesome to me, but might be a big negative for some.

Mostly i use it for boiling <hl> eggs <hl> , but it comes in handy for gravy and other types of sauces or it is perfect for homemade hot chocolate.


Question: How many people are in the author's family?

Answer: 5

I purchased this little pot from Amazon a couple of years ago and use it pretty frequently. Mostly i use it for boiling eggs, but it comes in handy for gravy and other types of sauces or it is perfect for homemade hot chocolate. Make no mistake it is LITTLE. <hl> 8 cups might be smaller than you expect, but for my family of 5 it gets the little jobs done. <hl> Some of the reviews question the quality of this product, I have been pleased with its sturdiness and durability, my only comment would be after frequent use there are several noticeable scratches on the outside of the pan. I have only hand washed it, but i'm sure it gets banged around going in and out of the cupboard and i nest it in a larger pan for space saving purposes. The scratches are not really troublesome to me, but might be a big negative for some.

I purchased this little pot from Amazon a couple of years ago and use it pretty frequently. Mostly i use it for boiling eggs, but it comes in handy for gravy and other types of sauces or it is perfect for homemade hot chocolate. Make no mistake it is LITTLE. 8 cups might be smaller than you expect, but for my family of <hl> 5 <hl> it gets the little jobs done. Some of the reviews question the quality of this product, I have been pleased with its sturdiness and durability, my only comment would be after frequent use there are several noticeable scratches on the outside of the pan. I have only hand washed it, but i'm sure it gets banged around going in and out of the cupboard and i nest it in a larger pan for space saving purposes. The scratches are not really troublesome to me, but might be a big negative for some.


Question: How much chocolate is needed to get this going correctly?

Purchased as a replacement for another unit of a different brand that stopped working. While the unit is well made and works perfectly, it's a bit large. It will take all of 4 lbs of chocolate to get this flowing properly and I suggest you have another couple of pounds on hand to replenish during a party. You can use any type of chocolate, but all chocolate will need to be melted first. Some regular chocolates, Hershey, Godiva, Ghirardelli and the like will need to be thinned out with vegetable oil. The Wilton Pro chocolate can be used without adding oil. I had to play with it a bit to get the perfect flow. Better to add oil slowly and in small increments. Too thin and it won't flow. Same for too thick. Clean up was a bit of a pain, but what do you expect. It's a great feature for any type of gathering. Be sure to have plenty of fruit, pretzels, cookies and other "stuff" to dip or your guests will be dipping their fingers!

Answer: 4 lbs

Purchased as a replacement for another unit of a different brand that stopped working. While the unit is well made and works perfectly, it's a bit large. <hl> It will take all of 4 lbs of chocolate to get this flowing properly <hl> and I suggest you have another couple of pounds on hand to replenish during a party. You can use any type of chocolate, but all chocolate will need to be melted first. Some regular chocolates, Hershey, Godiva, Ghirardelli and the like will need to be thinned out with vegetable oil. The Wilton Pro chocolate can be used without adding oil. I had to play with it a bit to get the perfect flow. Better to add oil slowly and in small increments. Too thin and it won't flow. Same for too thick. Clean up was a bit of a pain, but what do you expect. It's a great feature for any type of gathering. Be sure to have plenty of fruit, pretzels, cookies and other "stuff" to dip or your guests will be dipping their fingers!

Purchased as a replacement for another unit of a different brand that stopped working. While the unit is well made and works perfectly, it's a bit large. It will take all of <hl> 4 lbs <hl> of chocolate to get this flowing properly and I suggest you have another couple of pounds on hand to replenish during a party. You can use any type of chocolate, but all chocolate will need to be melted first. Some regular chocolates, Hershey, Godiva, Ghirardelli and the like will need to be thinned out with vegetable oil. The Wilton Pro chocolate can be used without adding oil. I had to play with it a bit to get the perfect flow. Better to add oil slowly and in small increments. Too thin and it won't flow. Same for too thick. Clean up was a bit of a pain, but what do you expect. It's a great feature for any type of gathering. Be sure to have plenty of fruit, pretzels, cookies and other "stuff" to dip or your guests will be dipping their fingers!


Question: What brand of chocolate does not need to be thinned out?

Answer: Wilton Pro

Purchased as a replacement for another unit of a different brand that stopped working. While the unit is well made and works perfectly, it's a bit large. It will take all of 4 lbs of chocolate to get this flowing properly and I suggest you have another couple of pounds on hand to replenish during a party. You can use any type of chocolate, but all chocolate will need to be melted first. Some regular chocolates, Hershey, Godiva, Ghirardelli and the like will need to be thinned out with vegetable oil. <hl> The Wilton Pro chocolate can be used without adding oil. <hl> I had to play with it a bit to get the perfect flow. Better to add oil slowly and in small increments. Too thin and it won't flow. Same for too thick. Clean up was a bit of a pain, but what do you expect. It's a great feature for any type of gathering. Be sure to have plenty of fruit, pretzels, cookies and other "stuff" to dip or your guests will be dipping their fingers!

Purchased as a replacement for another unit of a different brand that stopped working. While the unit is well made and works perfectly, it's a bit large. It will take all of 4 lbs of chocolate to get this flowing properly and I suggest you have another couple of pounds on hand to replenish during a party. You can use any type of chocolate, but all chocolate will need to be melted first. Some regular chocolates, Hershey, Godiva, Ghirardelli and the like will need to be thinned out with vegetable oil. The <hl> Wilton Pro <hl> chocolate can be used without adding oil. I had to play with it a bit to get the perfect flow. Better to add oil slowly and in small increments. Too thin and it won't flow. Same for too thick. Clean up was a bit of a pain, but what do you expect. It's a great feature for any type of gathering. Be sure to have plenty of fruit, pretzels, cookies and other "stuff" to dip or your guests will be dipping their fingers!


Question: What can be used to thin out thicker brands of chocolate?

Answer: vegetable oil

Purchased as a replacement for another unit of a different brand that stopped working. While the unit is well made and works perfectly, it's a bit large. It will take all of 4 lbs of chocolate to get this flowing properly and I suggest you have another couple of pounds on hand to replenish during a party. You can use any type of chocolate, but all chocolate will need to be melted first. <hl> Some regular chocolates, Hershey, Godiva, Ghirardelli and the like will need to be thinned out with vegetable oil . <hl> The Wilton Pro chocolate can be used without adding oil. I had to play with it a bit to get the perfect flow. Better to add oil slowly and in small increments. Too thin and it won't flow. Same for too thick. Clean up was a bit of a pain, but what do you expect. It's a great feature for any type of gathering. Be sure to have plenty of fruit, pretzels, cookies and other "stuff" to dip or your guests will be dipping their fingers!

Purchased as a replacement for another unit of a different brand that stopped working. While the unit is well made and works perfectly, it's a bit large. It will take all of 4 lbs of chocolate to get this flowing properly and I suggest you have another couple of pounds on hand to replenish during a party. You can use any type of chocolate, but all chocolate will need to be melted first. Some regular chocolates, Hershey, Godiva, Ghirardelli and the like will need to be thinned out with <hl> vegetable oil <hl>. The Wilton Pro chocolate can be used without adding oil. I had to play with it a bit to get the perfect flow. Better to add oil slowly and in small increments. Too thin and it won't flow. Same for too thick. Clean up was a bit of a pain, but what do you expect. It's a great feature for any type of gathering. Be sure to have plenty of fruit, pretzels, cookies and other "stuff" to dip or your guests will be dipping their fingers!

Some regular chocolates, Hershey, Godiva, Ghirardelli and the like will need to be thinned out with <hl> vegetable oil <hl> .


Question: What needs to be done to all chocolates before they can be used?

Answer: melted

Purchased as a replacement for another unit of a different brand that stopped working. While the unit is well made and works perfectly, it's a bit large. It will take all of 4 lbs of chocolate to get this flowing properly and I suggest you have another couple of pounds on hand to replenish during a party. <hl> You can use any type of chocolate, but all chocolate will need to be melted first. <hl> Some regular chocolates, Hershey, Godiva, Ghirardelli and the like will need to be thinned out with vegetable oil. The Wilton Pro chocolate can be used without adding oil. I had to play with it a bit to get the perfect flow. Better to add oil slowly and in small increments. Too thin and it won't flow. Same for too thick. Clean up was a bit of a pain, but what do you expect. It's a great feature for any type of gathering. Be sure to have plenty of fruit, pretzels, cookies and other "stuff" to dip or your guests will be dipping their fingers!

Purchased as a replacement for another unit of a different brand that stopped working. While the unit is well made and works perfectly, it's a bit large. It will take all of 4 lbs of chocolate to get this flowing properly and I suggest you have another couple of pounds on hand to replenish during a party. You can use any type of chocolate, but all chocolate will need to be <hl> melted <hl> first. Some regular chocolates, Hershey, Godiva, Ghirardelli and the like will need to be thinned out with vegetable oil. The Wilton Pro chocolate can be used without adding oil. I had to play with it a bit to get the perfect flow. Better to add oil slowly and in small increments. Too thin and it won't flow. Same for too thick. Clean up was a bit of a pain, but what do you expect. It's a great feature for any type of gathering. Be sure to have plenty of fruit, pretzels, cookies and other "stuff" to dip or your guests will be dipping their fingers!


Question: What three brands of chocolate are mentioned as needing to be thinned out?

Answer: Hershey, Godiva, Ghirardelli

Purchased as a replacement for another unit of a different brand that stopped working. While the unit is well made and works perfectly, it's a bit large. It will take all of 4 lbs of chocolate to get this flowing properly and I suggest you have another couple of pounds on hand to replenish during a party. You can use any type of chocolate, but all chocolate will need to be melted first. <hl> Some regular chocolates, Hershey, Godiva, Ghirardelli and the like will need to be thinned out with vegetable oil. <hl> The Wilton Pro chocolate can be used without adding oil. I had to play with it a bit to get the perfect flow. Better to add oil slowly and in small increments. Too thin and it won't flow. Same for too thick. Clean up was a bit of a pain, but what do you expect. It's a great feature for any type of gathering. Be sure to have plenty of fruit, pretzels, cookies and other "stuff" to dip or your guests will be dipping their fingers!

Purchased as a replacement for another unit of a different brand that stopped working. While the unit is well made and works perfectly, it's a bit large. It will take all of 4 lbs of chocolate to get this flowing properly and I suggest you have another couple of pounds on hand to replenish during a party. You can use any type of chocolate, but all chocolate will need to be melted first. Some regular chocolates, <hl> Hershey, Godiva, Ghirardelli <hl> and the like will need to be thinned out with vegetable oil. The Wilton Pro chocolate can be used without adding oil. I had to play with it a bit to get the perfect flow. Better to add oil slowly and in small increments. Too thin and it won't flow. Same for too thick. Clean up was a bit of a pain, but what do you expect. It's a great feature for any type of gathering. Be sure to have plenty of fruit, pretzels, cookies and other "stuff" to dip or your guests will be dipping their fingers!


Question: How many pieces did this box arrive in?

This is an attractive storage box made of wide-weave papery fabric. The see-through window is clear and flexible. The box was packed flat and arrived in two pieces: one is the entire box including the lid which is attached at the back; and the second piece is a firm, flat insert for the bottom of the box. It goes together in seconds. I filled the large-size box to capacity with flannel sheets: two queen flat, two queen fitted & four pillow cases and was able to tightly close the lid. InterDesign makes a variety of storage options, all of which seem to be reasonably priced. Mixing and matching the various containers seems like an easy way to organize a closet so that it stays tidy and looks great. I got this one for free in order to write an honest review, but I am going to buy more.

Answer: two pieces

This is an attractive storage box made of wide-weave papery fabric. The see-through window is clear and flexible. <hl> The box was packed flat and arrived in two pieces : one is the entire box including the lid which is attached at the back; and the second piece is a firm, flat insert for the bottom of the box. <hl> It goes together in seconds. I filled the large-size box to capacity with flannel sheets: two queen flat, two queen fitted & four pillow cases and was able to tightly close the lid. InterDesign makes a variety of storage options, all of which seem to be reasonably priced. Mixing and matching the various containers seems like an easy way to organize a closet so that it stays tidy and looks great. I got this one for free in order to write an honest review, but I am going to buy more.

This is an attractive storage box made of wide-weave papery fabric. The see-through window is clear and flexible. The box was packed flat and arrived in <hl> two pieces <hl>: one is the entire box including the lid which is attached at the back; and the second piece is a firm, flat insert for the bottom of the box. It goes together in seconds. I filled the large-size box to capacity with flannel sheets: two queen flat, two queen fitted & four pillow cases and was able to tightly close the lid. InterDesign makes a variety of storage options, all of which seem to be reasonably priced. Mixing and matching the various containers seems like an easy way to organize a closet so that it stays tidy and looks great. I got this one for free in order to write an honest review, but I am going to buy more.

The box was packed flat and arrived in <hl> two pieces <hl> : one is the entire box including the lid which is attached at the back; and the second piece is a firm, flat insert for the bottom of the box.


Question: What company makes these and other storage products?

Answer: InterDesign

This is an attractive storage box made of wide-weave papery fabric. The see-through window is clear and flexible. The box was packed flat and arrived in two pieces: one is the entire box including the lid which is attached at the back; and the second piece is a firm, flat insert for the bottom of the box. It goes together in seconds. I filled the large-size box to capacity with flannel sheets: two queen flat, two queen fitted & four pillow cases and was able to tightly close the lid. <hl> InterDesign makes a variety of storage options, all of which seem to be reasonably priced. <hl> Mixing and matching the various containers seems like an easy way to organize a closet so that it stays tidy and looks great. I got this one for free in order to write an honest review, but I am going to buy more.

This is an attractive storage box made of wide-weave papery fabric. The see-through window is clear and flexible. The box was packed flat and arrived in two pieces: one is the entire box including the lid which is attached at the back; and the second piece is a firm, flat insert for the bottom of the box. It goes together in seconds. I filled the large-size box to capacity with flannel sheets: two queen flat, two queen fitted & four pillow cases and was able to tightly close the lid. <hl> InterDesign <hl> makes a variety of storage options, all of which seem to be reasonably priced. Mixing and matching the various containers seems like an easy way to organize a closet so that it stays tidy and looks great. I got this one for free in order to write an honest review, but I am going to buy more.


Question: What part of the product is flexible and transparent?

Answer: window

This is an attractive storage box made of wide-weave papery fabric. <hl> The see-through window is clear and flexible. <hl> The box was packed flat and arrived in two pieces: one is the entire box including the lid which is attached at the back; and the second piece is a firm, flat insert for the bottom of the box. It goes together in seconds. I filled the large-size box to capacity with flannel sheets: two queen flat, two queen fitted & four pillow cases and was able to tightly close the lid. InterDesign makes a variety of storage options, all of which seem to be reasonably priced. Mixing and matching the various containers seems like an easy way to organize a closet so that it stays tidy and looks great. I got this one for free in order to write an honest review, but I am going to buy more.

This is an attractive storage box made of wide-weave papery fabric. The see-through <hl> window <hl> is clear and flexible. The box was packed flat and arrived in two pieces: one is the entire box including the lid which is attached at the back; and the second piece is a firm, flat insert for the bottom of the box. It goes together in seconds. I filled the large-size box to capacity with flannel sheets: two queen flat, two queen fitted & four pillow cases and was able to tightly close the lid. InterDesign makes a variety of storage options, all of which seem to be reasonably priced. Mixing and matching the various containers seems like an easy way to organize a closet so that it stays tidy and looks great. I got this one for free in order to write an honest review, but I am going to buy more.


Question: How many pillow cases did the author put in the box?

Answer: four

This is an attractive storage box made of wide-weave papery fabric. The see-through window is clear and flexible. The box was packed flat and arrived in two pieces: one is the entire box including the lid which is attached at the back; and the second piece is a firm, flat insert for the bottom of the box. It goes together in seconds. <hl> I filled the large-size box to capacity with flannel sheets: two queen flat, two queen fitted & four pillow cases and was able to tightly close the lid. <hl> InterDesign makes a variety of storage options, all of which seem to be reasonably priced. Mixing and matching the various containers seems like an easy way to organize a closet so that it stays tidy and looks great. I got this one for free in order to write an honest review, but I am going to buy more.

This is an attractive storage box made of wide-weave papery fabric. The see-through window is clear and flexible. The box was packed flat and arrived in two pieces: one is the entire box including the lid which is attached at the back; and the second piece is a firm, flat insert for the bottom of the box. It goes together in seconds. I filled the large-size box to capacity with flannel sheets: two queen flat, two queen fitted & <hl> four <hl> pillow cases and was able to tightly close the lid. InterDesign makes a variety of storage options, all of which seem to be reasonably priced. Mixing and matching the various containers seems like an easy way to organize a closet so that it stays tidy and looks great. I got this one for free in order to write an honest review, but I am going to buy more.


Question: What size of sheets were put in the box?

Answer: queen

This is an attractive storage box made of wide-weave papery fabric. The see-through window is clear and flexible. The box was packed flat and arrived in two pieces: one is the entire box including the lid which is attached at the back; and the second piece is a firm, flat insert for the bottom of the box. It goes together in seconds. <hl> I filled the large-size box to capacity with flannel sheets: two queen flat, two queen fitted & four pillow cases and was able to tightly close the lid. <hl> InterDesign makes a variety of storage options, all of which seem to be reasonably priced. Mixing and matching the various containers seems like an easy way to organize a closet so that it stays tidy and looks great. I got this one for free in order to write an honest review, but I am going to buy more.

This is an attractive storage box made of wide-weave papery fabric. The see-through window is clear and flexible. The box was packed flat and arrived in two pieces: one is the entire box including the lid which is attached at the back; and the second piece is a firm, flat insert for the bottom of the box. It goes together in seconds. I filled the large-size box to capacity with flannel sheets: two <hl> queen <hl> flat, two queen fitted & four pillow cases and was able to tightly close the lid. InterDesign makes a variety of storage options, all of which seem to be reasonably priced. Mixing and matching the various containers seems like an easy way to organize a closet so that it stays tidy and looks great. I got this one for free in order to write an honest review, but I am going to buy more.


Question: What does the poster love?

I love the VRT juicer. I watched a few videos on youtube and they helped me decide on this model. It does everything I've put into it, with no issues at all. I do cut the pieces into smaller pieces, and rotate veggies/fruits as I juice (as the videos on you tube suggest) and have had great success. I also do greens like spinach and kale. It's small enough to stay on my countertop which I think reminds me to use it more. Parts are easy to clean and after a few tries I've gotten the hang of it and can put it together pretty quickly. For the price, features, I recommend it!

Answer: VRT juicer

I love the VRT juicer .

<hl> I love the VRT juicer . <hl> I watched a few videos on youtube and they helped me decide on this model. It does everything I've put into it, with no issues at all. I do cut the pieces into smaller pieces, and rotate veggies/fruits as I juice (as the videos on you tube suggest) and have had great success. I also do greens like spinach and kale. It's small enough to stay on my countertop which I think reminds me to use it more. Parts are easy to clean and after a few tries I've gotten the hang of it and can put it together pretty quickly. For the price, features, I recommend it!

I love the <hl> VRT juicer <hl>. I watched a few videos on youtube and they helped me decide on this model. It does everything I've put into it, with no issues at all. I do cut the pieces into smaller pieces, and rotate veggies/fruits as I juice (as the videos on you tube suggest) and have had great success. I also do greens like spinach and kale. It's small enough to stay on my countertop which I think reminds me to use it more. Parts are easy to clean and after a few tries I've gotten the hang of it and can put it together pretty quickly. For the price, features, I recommend it!


Question: What helped them decide on this product?

Answer: a few videos on youtube

I love the VRT juicer. <hl> I watched a few videos on youtube and they helped me decide on this model. <hl> It does everything I've put into it, with no issues at all. I do cut the pieces into smaller pieces, and rotate veggies/fruits as I juice (as the videos on you tube suggest) and have had great success. I also do greens like spinach and kale. It's small enough to stay on my countertop which I think reminds me to use it more. Parts are easy to clean and after a few tries I've gotten the hang of it and can put it together pretty quickly. For the price, features, I recommend it!

I love the VRT juicer. I watched <hl> a few videos on youtube <hl> and they helped me decide on this model. It does everything I've put into it, with no issues at all. I do cut the pieces into smaller pieces, and rotate veggies/fruits as I juice (as the videos on you tube suggest) and have had great success. I also do greens like spinach and kale. It's small enough to stay on my countertop which I think reminds me to use it more. Parts are easy to clean and after a few tries I've gotten the hang of it and can put it together pretty quickly. For the price, features, I recommend it!


Question: Did the poster have issues?

Answer: no issues at all

I love the VRT juicer. I watched a few videos on youtube and they helped me decide on this model. <hl> It does everything I've put into it, with no issues at all . <hl> I do cut the pieces into smaller pieces, and rotate veggies/fruits as I juice (as the videos on you tube suggest) and have had great success. I also do greens like spinach and kale. It's small enough to stay on my countertop which I think reminds me to use it more. Parts are easy to clean and after a few tries I've gotten the hang of it and can put it together pretty quickly. For the price, features, I recommend it!

I love the VRT juicer. I watched a few videos on youtube and they helped me decide on this model. It does everything I've put into it, with <hl> no issues at all <hl>. I do cut the pieces into smaller pieces, and rotate veggies/fruits as I juice (as the videos on you tube suggest) and have had great success. I also do greens like spinach and kale. It's small enough to stay on my countertop which I think reminds me to use it more. Parts are easy to clean and after a few tries I've gotten the hang of it and can put it together pretty quickly. For the price, features, I recommend it!

It does everything I've put into it, with <hl> no issues at all <hl> .


Question: What does the poster do while juicing?

Answer: cut the pieces into smaller pieces, and rotate veggies/fruits

I love the VRT juicer. I watched a few videos on youtube and they helped me decide on this model. It does everything I've put into it, with no issues at all. <hl> I do cut the pieces into smaller pieces, and rotate veggies/fruits as I juice (as the videos on you tube suggest) and have had great success. <hl> I also do greens like spinach and kale. It's small enough to stay on my countertop which I think reminds me to use it more. Parts are easy to clean and after a few tries I've gotten the hang of it and can put it together pretty quickly. For the price, features, I recommend it!

I love the VRT juicer. I watched a few videos on youtube and they helped me decide on this model. It does everything I've put into it, with no issues at all. I do <hl> cut the pieces into smaller pieces, and rotate veggies/fruits <hl> as I juice (as the videos on you tube suggest) and have had great success. I also do greens like spinach and kale. It's small enough to stay on my countertop which I think reminds me to use it more. Parts are easy to clean and after a few tries I've gotten the hang of it and can put it together pretty quickly. For the price, features, I recommend it!


Question: Why do they recommend it?

Answer: the price, features

I love the VRT juicer. I watched a few videos on youtube and they helped me decide on this model. It does everything I've put into it, with no issues at all. I do cut the pieces into smaller pieces, and rotate veggies/fruits as I juice (as the videos on you tube suggest) and have had great success. I also do greens like spinach and kale. It's small enough to stay on my countertop which I think reminds me to use it more. Parts are easy to clean and after a few tries I've gotten the hang of it and can put it together pretty quickly. <hl> For the price, features , I recommend it! <hl>

I love the VRT juicer. I watched a few videos on youtube and they helped me decide on this model. It does everything I've put into it, with no issues at all. I do cut the pieces into smaller pieces, and rotate veggies/fruits as I juice (as the videos on you tube suggest) and have had great success. I also do greens like spinach and kale. It's small enough to stay on my countertop which I think reminds me to use it more. Parts are easy to clean and after a few tries I've gotten the hang of it and can put it together pretty quickly. For <hl> the price, features <hl>, I recommend it!

For <hl> the price, features <hl> , I recommend it!


Question: What was the poster excited about?

I was excited about the shape of this water pitcher since my Brita pitcher took up so much valuable space in my refrigerator and this one does not. The profile is quite slim and attractive. However, the filter is very shallow and takes a while to filter the water before you can fill up the entire pitcher. Also the lid is difficult to remove and replace. It's a bit clunky and awkward.I do like that the filter has a timer that you press to activate that will tell you it's time for new filter. I'm curious to see how much the filter replacements costs versus the Brita pitcher. Even if it is cheaper than the Brita, I think the Filtrete's seductive shape isn't enough to justify my attention.

Answer: the shape of this water pitcher

<hl> I was excited about the shape of this water pitcher since my Brita pitcher took up so much valuable space in my refrigerator and this one does not. <hl> The profile is quite slim and attractive. However, the filter is very shallow and takes a while to filter the water before you can fill up the entire pitcher. Also the lid is difficult to remove and replace. It's a bit clunky and awkward. I do like that the filter has a timer that you press to activate that will tell you it's time for new filter. I'm curious to see how much the filter replacements costs versus the Brita pitcher. Even if it is cheaper than the Brita, I think the Filtrete's seductive shape isn't enough to justify my attention.

I was excited about <hl> the shape of this water pitcher <hl> since my Brita pitcher took up so much valuable space in my refrigerator and this one does not. The profile is quite slim and attractive. However, the filter is very shallow and takes a while to filter the water before you can fill up the entire pitcher. Also the lid is difficult to remove and replace. It's a bit clunky and awkward.I do like that the filter has a timer that you press to activate that will tell you it's time for new filter. I'm curious to see how much the filter replacements costs versus the Brita pitcher. Even if it is cheaper than the Brita, I think the Filtrete's seductive shape isn't enough to justify my attention.


Question: What is wrong with the filter?

Answer: very shallow and takes a while to filter

I was excited about the shape of this water pitcher since my Brita pitcher took up so much valuable space in my refrigerator and this one does not. The profile is quite slim and attractive. <hl> However, the filter is very shallow and takes a while to filter the water before you can fill up the entire pitcher. <hl> Also the lid is difficult to remove and replace. It's a bit clunky and awkward. I do like that the filter has a timer that you press to activate that will tell you it's time for new filter. I'm curious to see how much the filter replacements costs versus the Brita pitcher. Even if it is cheaper than the Brita, I think the Filtrete's seductive shape isn't enough to justify my attention.

I was excited about the shape of this water pitcher since my Brita pitcher took up so much valuable space in my refrigerator and this one does not. The profile is quite slim and attractive. However, the filter is <hl> very shallow and takes a while to filter <hl> the water before you can fill up the entire pitcher. Also the lid is difficult to remove and replace. It's a bit clunky and awkward.I do like that the filter has a timer that you press to activate that will tell you it's time for new filter. I'm curious to see how much the filter replacements costs versus the Brita pitcher. Even if it is cheaper than the Brita, I think the Filtrete's seductive shape isn't enough to justify my attention.


Question: What about the lid is hard?

Answer: difficult to remove and replace

I was excited about the shape of this water pitcher since my Brita pitcher took up so much valuable space in my refrigerator and this one does not. The profile is quite slim and attractive. However, the filter is very shallow and takes a while to filter the water before you can fill up the entire pitcher. <hl> Also the lid is difficult to remove and replace . <hl> It's a bit clunky and awkward. I do like that the filter has a timer that you press to activate that will tell you it's time for new filter. I'm curious to see how much the filter replacements costs versus the Brita pitcher. Even if it is cheaper than the Brita, I think the Filtrete's seductive shape isn't enough to justify my attention.

I was excited about the shape of this water pitcher since my Brita pitcher took up so much valuable space in my refrigerator and this one does not. The profile is quite slim and attractive. However, the filter is very shallow and takes a while to filter the water before you can fill up the entire pitcher. Also the lid is <hl> difficult to remove and replace <hl>. It's a bit clunky and awkward.I do like that the filter has a timer that you press to activate that will tell you it's time for new filter. I'm curious to see how much the filter replacements costs versus the Brita pitcher. Even if it is cheaper than the Brita, I think the Filtrete's seductive shape isn't enough to justify my attention.

Also the lid is <hl> difficult to remove and replace <hl> .


Question: What brand is it cheaper than?

Answer: Brita

<hl> I was excited about the shape of this water pitcher since my Brita pitcher took up so much valuable space in my refrigerator and this one does not. <hl> The profile is quite slim and attractive. However, the filter is very shallow and takes a while to filter the water before you can fill up the entire pitcher. Also the lid is difficult to remove and replace. It's a bit clunky and awkward. I do like that the filter has a timer that you press to activate that will tell you it's time for new filter. I'm curious to see how much the filter replacements costs versus the Brita pitcher. Even if it is cheaper than the Brita, I think the Filtrete's seductive shape isn't enough to justify my attention.

I was excited about the shape of this water pitcher since my <hl> Brita <hl> pitcher took up so much valuable space in my refrigerator and this one does not. The profile is quite slim and attractive. However, the filter is very shallow and takes a while to filter the water before you can fill up the entire pitcher. Also the lid is difficult to remove and replace. It's a bit clunky and awkward.I do like that the filter has a timer that you press to activate that will tell you it's time for new filter. I'm curious to see how much the filter replacements costs versus the Brita pitcher. Even if it is cheaper than the Brita, I think the Filtrete's seductive shape isn't enough to justify my attention.


Question: What convinced the poster to purchase?

I watched the video that was submitted by a purchases/user which convinced me to buy this opener. I thanked that person because this opener is AWESOME! Not only is it the SAFEST opener I've ever used but fast, clean and quieter. It cuts the top under the lip of your cans so there are never any sharp edges to cut yourself on and it also prevents drips so no cleanup required. How I've done without this wonderful opener all these years... tsk tsk... a shame. I'm a very happy customer and I'm confident raving about this fantastic Can Opener!

Answer: the video that was submitted by a purchases/user

<hl> I watched the video that was submitted by a purchases/user which convinced me to buy this opener. <hl> I thanked that person because this opener is AWESOME! Not only is it the SAFEST opener I've ever used but fast, clean and quieter. It cuts the top under the lip of your cans so there are never any sharp edges to cut yourself on and it also prevents drips so no cleanup required. How I've done without this wonderful opener all these years... tsk tsk... a shame. I'm a very happy customer and I'm confident raving about this fantastic Can Opener!

I watched <hl> the video that was submitted by a purchases/user <hl> which convinced me to buy this opener. I thanked that person because this opener is AWESOME! Not only is it the SAFEST opener I've ever used but fast, clean and quieter. It cuts the top under the lip of your cans so there are never any sharp edges to cut yourself on and it also prevents drips so no cleanup required. How I've done without this wonderful opener all these years... tsk tsk... a shame. I'm a very happy customer and I'm confident raving about this fantastic Can Opener!


Question: What kind of opener is it?

Answer: the SAFEST opener I've ever used but fast, clean and quieter

I watched the video that was submitted by a purchases/user which convinced me to buy this opener. I thanked that person because this opener is AWESOME! <hl> Not only is it the SAFEST opener I've ever used but fast, clean and quieter . <hl> It cuts the top under the lip of your cans so there are never any sharp edges to cut yourself on and it also prevents drips so no cleanup required. How I've done without this wonderful opener all these years... tsk tsk... a shame. I'm a very happy customer and I'm confident raving about this fantastic Can Opener!

I watched the video that was submitted by a purchases/user which convinced me to buy this opener. I thanked that person because this opener is AWESOME! Not only is it <hl> the SAFEST opener I've ever used but fast, clean and quieter <hl>. It cuts the top under the lip of your cans so there are never any sharp edges to cut yourself on and it also prevents drips so no cleanup required. How I've done without this wonderful opener all these years... tsk tsk... a shame. I'm a very happy customer and I'm confident raving about this fantastic Can Opener!

Not only is it <hl> the SAFEST opener I've ever used but fast, clean and quieter <hl> .


Question: How does it cut the lid?

Answer: under the lip of your cans so there are never any sharp edges

I watched the video that was submitted by a purchases/user which convinced me to buy this opener. I thanked that person because this opener is AWESOME! Not only is it the SAFEST opener I've ever used but fast, clean and quieter. <hl> It cuts the top under the lip of your cans so there are never any sharp edges to cut yourself on and it also prevents drips <hl> so no cleanup required. How I've done without this wonderful opener all these years... tsk tsk... a shame. I'm a very happy customer and I'm confident raving about this fantastic Can Opener!

I watched the video that was submitted by a purchases/user which convinced me to buy this opener. I thanked that person because this opener is AWESOME! Not only is it the SAFEST opener I've ever used but fast, clean and quieter. It cuts the top <hl> under the lip of your cans so there are never any sharp edges <hl> to cut yourself on and it also prevents drips so no cleanup required. How I've done without this wonderful opener all these years... tsk tsk... a shame. I'm a very happy customer and I'm confident raving about this fantastic Can Opener!


Question: What is prevented by the way it cuts the lid?

Answer: never any sharp edges to cut yourself on and it also prevents drips so no cleanup required

I watched the video that was submitted by a purchases/user which convinced me to buy this opener. I thanked that person because this opener is AWESOME! Not only is it the SAFEST opener I've ever used but fast, clean and quieter. <hl> It cuts the top under the lip of your cans so there are never any sharp edges to cut yourself on and it also prevents drips so no cleanup required . <hl> How I've done without this wonderful opener all these years... tsk tsk... a shame. I'm a very happy customer and I'm confident raving about this fantastic Can Opener!

I watched the video that was submitted by a purchases/user which convinced me to buy this opener. I thanked that person because this opener is AWESOME! Not only is it the SAFEST opener I've ever used but fast, clean and quieter. It cuts the top under the lip of your cans so there are <hl> never any sharp edges to cut yourself on and it also prevents drips so no cleanup required <hl>. How I've done without this wonderful opener all these years... tsk tsk... a shame. I'm a very happy customer and I'm confident raving about this fantastic Can Opener!

It cuts the top under the lip of your cans so there are <hl> never any sharp edges to cut yourself on and it also prevents drips so no cleanup required <hl> .


Question: What convinced the poster to purchase?

Answer: the video that was submitted by a purchases/user

<hl> I watched the video that was submitted by a purchases/user which convinced me to buy this opener. <hl> I thanked that person because this opener is AWESOME! Not only is it the SAFEST opener I've ever used but fast, clean and quieter. It cuts the top under the lip of your cans so there are never any sharp edges to cut yourself on and it also prevents drips so no cleanup required. How I've done without this wonderful opener all these years... tsk tsk... a shame. I'm a very happy customer and I'm confident raving about this fantastic Can Opener!

I watched <hl> the video that was submitted by a purchases/user <hl> which convinced me to buy this opener. I thanked that person because this opener is AWESOME! Not only is it the SAFEST opener I've ever used but fast, clean and quieter. It cuts the top under the lip of your cans so there are never any sharp edges to cut yourself on and it also prevents drips so no cleanup required. How I've done without this wonderful opener all these years... tsk tsk... a shame. I'm a very happy customer and I'm confident raving about this fantastic Can Opener!


Question: What kind of opener is it?

Answer: the SAFEST opener I've ever used but fast, clean and quieter

I watched the video that was submitted by a purchases/user which convinced me to buy this opener. I thanked that person because this opener is AWESOME! <hl> Not only is it the SAFEST opener I've ever used but fast, clean and quieter . <hl> It cuts the top under the lip of your cans so there are never any sharp edges to cut yourself on and it also prevents drips so no cleanup required. How I've done without this wonderful opener all these years... tsk tsk... a shame. I'm a very happy customer and I'm confident raving about this fantastic Can Opener!

I watched the video that was submitted by a purchases/user which convinced me to buy this opener. I thanked that person because this opener is AWESOME! Not only is it <hl> the SAFEST opener I've ever used but fast, clean and quieter <hl>. It cuts the top under the lip of your cans so there are never any sharp edges to cut yourself on and it also prevents drips so no cleanup required. How I've done without this wonderful opener all these years... tsk tsk... a shame. I'm a very happy customer and I'm confident raving about this fantastic Can Opener!

Not only is it <hl> the SAFEST opener I've ever used but fast, clean and quieter <hl> .


Question: How does it cut the lid?

Answer: under the lip of your cans so there are never any sharp edges

I watched the video that was submitted by a purchases/user which convinced me to buy this opener. I thanked that person because this opener is AWESOME! Not only is it the SAFEST opener I've ever used but fast, clean and quieter. <hl> It cuts the top under the lip of your cans so there are never any sharp edges to cut yourself on and it also prevents drips <hl> so no cleanup required. How I've done without this wonderful opener all these years... tsk tsk... a shame. I'm a very happy customer and I'm confident raving about this fantastic Can Opener!

I watched the video that was submitted by a purchases/user which convinced me to buy this opener. I thanked that person because this opener is AWESOME! Not only is it the SAFEST opener I've ever used but fast, clean and quieter. It cuts the top <hl> under the lip of your cans so there are never any sharp edges <hl> to cut yourself on and it also prevents drips so no cleanup required. How I've done without this wonderful opener all these years... tsk tsk... a shame. I'm a very happy customer and I'm confident raving about this fantastic Can Opener!


Question: What is prevented by the way it cuts the lid?

Answer: never any sharp edges to cut yourself on and it also prevents drips so no cleanup required

I watched the video that was submitted by a purchases/user which convinced me to buy this opener. I thanked that person because this opener is AWESOME! Not only is it the SAFEST opener I've ever used but fast, clean and quieter. <hl> It cuts the top under the lip of your cans so there are never any sharp edges to cut yourself on and it also prevents drips so no cleanup required . <hl> How I've done without this wonderful opener all these years... tsk tsk... a shame. I'm a very happy customer and I'm confident raving about this fantastic Can Opener!

I watched the video that was submitted by a purchases/user which convinced me to buy this opener. I thanked that person because this opener is AWESOME! Not only is it the SAFEST opener I've ever used but fast, clean and quieter. It cuts the top under the lip of your cans so there are <hl> never any sharp edges to cut yourself on and it also prevents drips so no cleanup required <hl>. How I've done without this wonderful opener all these years... tsk tsk... a shame. I'm a very happy customer and I'm confident raving about this fantastic Can Opener!

It cuts the top under the lip of your cans so there are <hl> never any sharp edges to cut yourself on and it also prevents drips so no cleanup required <hl> .


Question: What is really easy to use?

The Bodum toaster is really easy to use, with just enough settings to give you exactly what you want, but not so many that you need a manual to figure it out. I really like the bun warmer and it has been handy a few times already. Basically the buns just sit on pop up rods over the toaster and the heat from the toaster warms them up. The toast comes out perfect every time and always comes out of the toaster properly. I haven't had any issues with toast getting stuck inside of the toaster, or burnt edges. This toaster is really big, but looks nice on the counter and I have had complements on it.

Answer: The Bodum toaster

<hl> The Bodum toaster is really easy to use, with just enough settings to give you exactly what you want, but not so many that you need a manual to figure it out. <hl> I really like the bun warmer and it has been handy a few times already. Basically the buns just sit on pop up rods over the toaster and the heat from the toaster warms them up. The toast comes out perfect every time and always comes out of the toaster properly. I haven't had any issues with toast getting stuck inside of the toaster, or burnt edges. This toaster is really big, but looks nice on the counter and I have had complements on it.

<hl> The Bodum toaster <hl> is really easy to use, with just enough settings to give you exactly what you want, but not so many that you need a manual to figure it out. I really like the bun warmer and it has been handy a few times already. Basically the buns just sit on pop up rods over the toaster and the heat from the toaster warms them up. The toast comes out perfect every time and always comes out of the toaster properly. I haven't had any issues with toast getting stuck inside of the toaster, or burnt edges. This toaster is really big, but looks nice on the counter and I have had complements on it.


Question: What do the buns sit on?

Answer: pop up rods over the toaster

The Bodum toaster is really easy to use, with just enough settings to give you exactly what you want, but not so many that you need a manual to figure it out. I really like the bun warmer and it has been handy a few times already. <hl> Basically the buns just sit on pop up rods over the toaster and the heat from the toaster warms them up. <hl> The toast comes out perfect every time and always comes out of the toaster properly. I haven't had any issues with toast getting stuck inside of the toaster, or burnt edges. This toaster is really big, but looks nice on the counter and I have had complements on it.

The Bodum toaster is really easy to use, with just enough settings to give you exactly what you want, but not so many that you need a manual to figure it out. I really like the bun warmer and it has been handy a few times already. Basically the buns just sit on <hl> pop up rods over the toaster <hl> and the heat from the toaster warms them up. The toast comes out perfect every time and always comes out of the toaster properly. I haven't had any issues with toast getting stuck inside of the toaster, or burnt edges. This toaster is really big, but looks nice on the counter and I have had complements on it.


Question: How does the toast come out?

Answer: perfect every time and always comes out of the toaster properly

The Bodum toaster is really easy to use, with just enough settings to give you exactly what you want, but not so many that you need a manual to figure it out. I really like the bun warmer and it has been handy a few times already. Basically the buns just sit on pop up rods over the toaster and the heat from the toaster warms them up. <hl> The toast comes out perfect every time and always comes out of the toaster properly . <hl> I haven't had any issues with toast getting stuck inside of the toaster, or burnt edges. This toaster is really big, but looks nice on the counter and I have had complements on it.

The Bodum toaster is really easy to use, with just enough settings to give you exactly what you want, but not so many that you need a manual to figure it out. I really like the bun warmer and it has been handy a few times already. Basically the buns just sit on pop up rods over the toaster and the heat from the toaster warms them up. The toast comes out <hl> perfect every time and always comes out of the toaster properly <hl>. I haven't had any issues with toast getting stuck inside of the toaster, or burnt edges. This toaster is really big, but looks nice on the counter and I have had complements on it.

The toast comes out <hl> perfect every time and always comes out of the toaster properly <hl> .


Question: Has there been any issues?

Answer: haven't had any issues with toast getting stuck inside of the toaster, or burnt edges

The Bodum toaster is really easy to use, with just enough settings to give you exactly what you want, but not so many that you need a manual to figure it out. I really like the bun warmer and it has been handy a few times already. Basically the buns just sit on pop up rods over the toaster and the heat from the toaster warms them up. The toast comes out perfect every time and always comes out of the toaster properly. <hl> I haven't had any issues with toast getting stuck inside of the toaster, or burnt edges . <hl> This toaster is really big, but looks nice on the counter and I have had complements on it.

The Bodum toaster is really easy to use, with just enough settings to give you exactly what you want, but not so many that you need a manual to figure it out. I really like the bun warmer and it has been handy a few times already. Basically the buns just sit on pop up rods over the toaster and the heat from the toaster warms them up. The toast comes out perfect every time and always comes out of the toaster properly. I <hl> haven't had any issues with toast getting stuck inside of the toaster, or burnt edges <hl>. This toaster is really big, but looks nice on the counter and I have had complements on it.

I <hl> haven't had any issues with toast getting stuck inside of the toaster, or burnt edges <hl> .


Question: What size is the toaster?

Answer: toaster is really big

The Bodum toaster is really easy to use, with just enough settings to give you exactly what you want, but not so many that you need a manual to figure it out. I really like the bun warmer and it has been handy a few times already. Basically the buns just sit on pop up rods over the toaster and the heat from the toaster warms them up. The toast comes out perfect every time and always comes out of the toaster properly. I haven't had any issues with toast getting stuck inside of the toaster, or burnt edges. <hl> This toaster is really big , but looks nice on the counter and I have had complements on it. <hl>

The Bodum toaster is really easy to use, with just enough settings to give you exactly what you want, but not so many that you need a manual to figure it out. I really like the bun warmer and it has been handy a few times already. Basically the buns just sit on pop up rods over the toaster and the heat from the toaster warms them up. The toast comes out perfect every time and always comes out of the toaster properly. I haven't had any issues with toast getting stuck inside of the toaster, or burnt edges. This <hl> toaster is really big <hl>, but looks nice on the counter and I have had complements on it.

This <hl> toaster is really big <hl> , but looks nice on the counter and I have had complements on it.


Question: What is the product made of?

I didn't purchase the whole knife set as I'm really not that much of a cook, but I do appreciate a sharp well made knife. If you pile knives in a cutlery tray, the edges will bang together and eventually knick each other. You also run the risk of slicing yourself when you go to dig out a knife on the bottom (maybe it's just me). This thing is well made (solid) with rubber/platic "feet" under the wood. The openings go all the way down to the bottom, so as long as a knife fits into a slot, the length won't be a problem. The two left top slots hold the 8" chef's knife. The two middle slots hold 6" chef's knives. The is also room for 9 steak knifes. As for footprint, it's only slightly larger than the block that's made for a Miracle-Knife-III knife set.

Answer: rubber/platic "feet" under the wood

I didn't purchase the whole knife set as I'm really not that much of a cook, but I do appreciate a sharp well made knife. If you pile knives in a cutlery tray, the edges will bang together and eventually knick each other. You also run the risk of slicing yourself when you go to dig out a knife on the bottom (maybe it's just me). <hl> This thing is well made (solid) with rubber/platic "feet" under the wood . <hl> The openings go all the way down to the bottom, so as long as a knife fits into a slot, the length won't be a problem. The two left top slots hold the 8" chef's knife. The two middle slots hold 6" chef's knives. The is also room for 9 steak knifes. As for footprint, it's only slightly larger than the block that's made for a Miracle-Knife-III knife set.

I didn't purchase the whole knife set as I'm really not that much of a cook, but I do appreciate a sharp well made knife. If you pile knives in a cutlery tray, the edges will bang together and eventually knick each other. You also run the risk of slicing yourself when you go to dig out a knife on the bottom (maybe it's just me). This thing is well made (solid) with <hl> rubber/platic "feet" under the wood <hl>. The openings go all the way down to the bottom, so as long as a knife fits into a slot, the length won't be a problem. The two left top slots hold the 8" chef's knife. The two middle slots hold 6" chef's knives. The is also room for 9 steak knifes. As for footprint, it's only slightly larger than the block that's made for a Miracle-Knife-III knife set.

This thing is well made (solid) with <hl> rubber/platic "feet" under the wood <hl> .


Question: How large are the openings?

Answer: openings go all the way down to the bottom

I didn't purchase the whole knife set as I'm really not that much of a cook, but I do appreciate a sharp well made knife. If you pile knives in a cutlery tray, the edges will bang together and eventually knick each other. You also run the risk of slicing yourself when you go to dig out a knife on the bottom (maybe it's just me). This thing is well made (solid) with rubber/platic "feet" under the wood. <hl> The openings go all the way down to the bottom , so as long as a knife fits into a slot, the length won't be a problem. <hl> The two left top slots hold the 8" chef's knife. The two middle slots hold 6" chef's knives. The is also room for 9 steak knifes. As for footprint, it's only slightly larger than the block that's made for a Miracle-Knife-III knife set.

I didn't purchase the whole knife set as I'm really not that much of a cook, but I do appreciate a sharp well made knife. If you pile knives in a cutlery tray, the edges will bang together and eventually knick each other. You also run the risk of slicing yourself when you go to dig out a knife on the bottom (maybe it's just me). This thing is well made (solid) with rubber/platic "feet" under the wood. The <hl> openings go all the way down to the bottom <hl>, so as long as a knife fits into a slot, the length won't be a problem. The two left top slots hold the 8" chef's knife. The two middle slots hold 6" chef's knives. The is also room for 9 steak knifes. As for footprint, it's only slightly larger than the block that's made for a Miracle-Knife-III knife set.

The <hl> openings go all the way down to the bottom <hl> , so as long as a knife fits into a slot, the length won't be a problem.


Question: How many steak knives will fit?

Answer: 9

The is also room for 9 steak knifes.

I didn't purchase the whole knife set as I'm really not that much of a cook, but I do appreciate a sharp well made knife. If you pile knives in a cutlery tray, the edges will bang together and eventually knick each other. You also run the risk of slicing yourself when you go to dig out a knife on the bottom (maybe it's just me). This thing is well made (solid) with rubber/platic "feet" under the wood. The openings go all the way down to the bottom, so as long as a knife fits into a slot, the length won't be a problem. The two left top slots hold the 8" chef's knife. The two middle slots hold 6" chef's knives. <hl> The is also room for 9 steak knifes. <hl> As for footprint, it's only slightly larger than the block that's made for a Miracle-Knife-III knife set.

I didn't purchase the whole knife set as I'm really not that much of a cook, but I do appreciate a sharp well made knife. If you pile knives in a cutlery tray, the edges will bang together and eventually knick each other. You also run the risk of slicing yourself when you go to dig out a knife on the bottom (maybe it's just me). This thing is well made (solid) with rubber/platic "feet" under the wood. The openings go all the way down to the bottom, so as long as a knife fits into a slot, the length won't be a problem. The two left top slots hold the 8" chef's knife. The two middle slots hold 6" chef's knives. The is also room for <hl> 9 <hl> steak knifes. As for footprint, it's only slightly larger than the block that's made for a Miracle-Knife-III knife set.


Question: What is it's size in comparison to a Miracle-Knife-III knife set?

Answer: slightly larger

I didn't purchase the whole knife set as I'm really not that much of a cook, but I do appreciate a sharp well made knife. If you pile knives in a cutlery tray, the edges will bang together and eventually knick each other. You also run the risk of slicing yourself when you go to dig out a knife on the bottom (maybe it's just me). This thing is well made (solid) with rubber/platic "feet" under the wood. The openings go all the way down to the bottom, so as long as a knife fits into a slot, the length won't be a problem. The two left top slots hold the 8" chef's knife. The two middle slots hold 6" chef's knives. The is also room for 9 steak knifes. <hl> As for footprint, it's only slightly larger than the block that's made for a Miracle-Knife-III knife set. <hl>

I didn't purchase the whole knife set as I'm really not that much of a cook, but I do appreciate a sharp well made knife. If you pile knives in a cutlery tray, the edges will bang together and eventually knick each other. You also run the risk of slicing yourself when you go to dig out a knife on the bottom (maybe it's just me). This thing is well made (solid) with rubber/platic "feet" under the wood. The openings go all the way down to the bottom, so as long as a knife fits into a slot, the length won't be a problem. The two left top slots hold the 8" chef's knife. The two middle slots hold 6" chef's knives. The is also room for 9 steak knifes. As for footprint, it's only <hl> slightly larger <hl> than the block that's made for a Miracle-Knife-III knife set.


Question: What kind of feet does this screen have?

I just love this screen. With the metal feet that can rest on a counter top without burning it is a big plus. The size of this screen fits all my skillets. Heavy enough to stay put on the skillets. Well made construction. I just threw away all my other screens that are flimsy and with plastic handles that have melted. I would recommend using a mitt to pickup with the metal handle. Just as a precaution. I doubt that the handle will get hot, but I just feel more comfortable using a mitt. it is easy to clean and works great.

Answer: metal

I just love this screen. <hl> With the metal feet that can rest on a counter top without burning it is a big plus. <hl> The size of this screen fits all my skillets. Heavy enough to stay put on the skillets. Well made construction. I just threw away all my other screens that are flimsy and with plastic handles that have melted. I would recommend using a mitt to pickup with the metal handle. Just as a precaution. I doubt that the handle will get hot, but I just feel more comfortable using a mitt. it is easy to clean and works great.

I just love this screen. With the <hl> metal <hl> feet that can rest on a counter top without burning it is a big plus. The size of this screen fits all my skillets. Heavy enough to stay put on the skillets. Well made construction. I just threw away all my other screens that are flimsy and with plastic handles that have melted. I would recommend using a mitt to pickup with the metal handle. Just as a precaution. I doubt that the handle will get hot, but I just feel more comfortable using a mitt. it is easy to clean and works great.


Question: How is the construction of the screen?

Answer: Well made

Well made construction.

I just love this screen. With the metal feet that can rest on a counter top without burning it is a big plus. The size of this screen fits all my skillets. Heavy enough to stay put on the skillets. <hl> Well made construction. <hl> I just threw away all my other screens that are flimsy and with plastic handles that have melted. I would recommend using a mitt to pickup with the metal handle. Just as a precaution. I doubt that the handle will get hot, but I just feel more comfortable using a mitt. it is easy to clean and works great.

I just love this screen. With the metal feet that can rest on a counter top without burning it is a big plus. The size of this screen fits all my skillets. Heavy enough to stay put on the skillets. <hl> Well made <hl> construction. I just threw away all my other screens that are flimsy and with plastic handles that have melted. I would recommend using a mitt to pickup with the metal handle. Just as a precaution. I doubt that the handle will get hot, but I just feel more comfortable using a mitt. it is easy to clean and works great.


Question: What does this screen fit?

Answer: fits all my skillets.

I just love this screen. With the metal feet that can rest on a counter top without burning it is a big plus. <hl> The size of this screen fits all my skillets. Heavy enough to stay put on the skillets. <hl> Well made construction. I just threw away all my other screens that are flimsy and with plastic handles that have melted. I would recommend using a mitt to pickup with the metal handle. Just as a precaution. I doubt that the handle will get hot, but I just feel more comfortable using a mitt. it is easy to clean and works great.

I just love this screen. With the metal feet that can rest on a counter top without burning it is a big plus. The size of this screen <hl> fits all my skillets. <hl> Heavy enough to stay put on the skillets. Well made construction. I just threw away all my other screens that are flimsy and with plastic handles that have melted. I would recommend using a mitt to pickup with the metal handle. Just as a precaution. I doubt that the handle will get hot, but I just feel more comfortable using a mitt. it is easy to clean and works great.


Question: How does the screen work?

Answer: great

it is easy to clean and works great .

I just love this screen. With the metal feet that can rest on a counter top without burning it is a big plus. The size of this screen fits all my skillets. Heavy enough to stay put on the skillets. Well made construction. I just threw away all my other screens that are flimsy and with plastic handles that have melted. I would recommend using a mitt to pickup with the metal handle. Just as a precaution. I doubt that the handle will get hot, but I just feel more comfortable using a mitt. <hl> it is easy to clean and works great . <hl>

I just love this screen. With the metal feet that can rest on a counter top without burning it is a big plus. The size of this screen fits all my skillets. Heavy enough to stay put on the skillets. Well made construction. I just threw away all my other screens that are flimsy and with plastic handles that have melted. I would recommend using a mitt to pickup with the metal handle. Just as a precaution. I doubt that the handle will get hot, but I just feel more comfortable using a mitt. it is easy to clean and works <hl> great <hl>.

it is easy to clean and works <hl> great <hl> .


Question: Why are the sashimi knife and the clever dangerous in this bag?

I have been through a couple of bags and a couple of rolls. I don;t like any of them.This thing? Amazing!Sure I would make a few of the pockets more varied, but then if they did I would probably want more of the same. I think they probably know better and have done a great job.An improvement could be some way to secure larger knives. My sashimi knife and my cleaver are too dangerous when stored in this bag. They are top heavy and tthere is no securing that.The component section of the bag is great! I would like some method of separating my instruments when storing two or three in a zippered pocket. But they still work great!Construction blows away any other product that I have tried. I don't care for the overly embroidered logo on my bag. I could have done with a patch (that I would have removed). Big embroidery weakens the fabric and destroys that piece for any other purpose.

Answer: They are top heavy

I have been through a couple of bags and a couple of rolls. I don;t like any of them. This thing? Amazing!Sure I would make a few of the pockets more varied, but then if they did I would probably want more of the same. I think they probably know better and have done a great job. An improvement could be some way to secure larger knives. My sashimi knife and my cleaver are too dangerous when stored in this bag. <hl> They are top heavy and tthere is no securing that. <hl> The component section of the bag is great! I would like some method of separating my instruments when storing two or three in a zippered pocket. But they still work great!Construction blows away any other product that I have tried. I don't care for the overly embroidered logo on my bag. I could have done with a patch (that I would have removed). Big embroidery weakens the fabric and destroys that piece for any other purpose.

I have been through a couple of bags and a couple of rolls. I don;t like any of them.This thing? Amazing!Sure I would make a few of the pockets more varied, but then if they did I would probably want more of the same. I think they probably know better and have done a great job.An improvement could be some way to secure larger knives. My sashimi knife and my cleaver are too dangerous when stored in this bag. <hl> They are top heavy <hl> and tthere is no securing that.The component section of the bag is great! I would like some method of separating my instruments when storing two or three in a zippered pocket. But they still work great!Construction blows away any other product that I have tried. I don't care for the overly embroidered logo on my bag. I could have done with a patch (that I would have removed). Big embroidery weakens the fabric and destroys that piece for any other purpose.


Question: How is the component section of the bag?

Answer: great

I have been through a couple of bags and a couple of rolls. I don;t like any of them. This thing? Amazing!Sure I would make a few of the pockets more varied, but then if they did I would probably want more of the same. <hl> I think they probably know better and have done a great job. <hl> An improvement could be some way to secure larger knives. My sashimi knife and my cleaver are too dangerous when stored in this bag. They are top heavy and tthere is no securing that. The component section of the bag is great! I would like some method of separating my instruments when storing two or three in a zippered pocket. But they still work great!Construction blows away any other product that I have tried. I don't care for the overly embroidered logo on my bag. I could have done with a patch (that I would have removed). Big embroidery weakens the fabric and destroys that piece for any other purpose.

I have been through a couple of bags and a couple of rolls. I don;t like any of them.This thing? Amazing!Sure I would make a few of the pockets more varied, but then if they did I would probably want more of the same. I think they probably know better and have done a <hl> great <hl> job.An improvement could be some way to secure larger knives. My sashimi knife and my cleaver are too dangerous when stored in this bag. They are top heavy and tthere is no securing that.The component section of the bag is great! I would like some method of separating my instruments when storing two or three in a zippered pocket. But they still work great!Construction blows away any other product that I have tried. I don't care for the overly embroidered logo on my bag. I could have done with a patch (that I would have removed). Big embroidery weakens the fabric and destroys that piece for any other purpose.


Question: What is decorating the bag?

Answer: embroidered logo

I have been through a couple of bags and a couple of rolls. I don;t like any of them. This thing? Amazing!Sure I would make a few of the pockets more varied, but then if they did I would probably want more of the same. I think they probably know better and have done a great job. An improvement could be some way to secure larger knives. My sashimi knife and my cleaver are too dangerous when stored in this bag. They are top heavy and tthere is no securing that. The component section of the bag is great! I would like some method of separating my instruments when storing two or three in a zippered pocket. But they still work great!Construction blows away any other product that I have tried. <hl> I don't care for the overly embroidered logo on my bag. <hl> I could have done with a patch (that I would have removed). Big embroidery weakens the fabric and destroys that piece for any other purpose.

I have been through a couple of bags and a couple of rolls. I don;t like any of them.This thing? Amazing!Sure I would make a few of the pockets more varied, but then if they did I would probably want more of the same. I think they probably know better and have done a great job.An improvement could be some way to secure larger knives. My sashimi knife and my cleaver are too dangerous when stored in this bag. They are top heavy and tthere is no securing that.The component section of the bag is great! I would like some method of separating my instruments when storing two or three in a zippered pocket. But they still work great!Construction blows away any other product that I have tried. I don't care for the overly <hl> embroidered logo <hl> on my bag. I could have done with a patch (that I would have removed). Big embroidery weakens the fabric and destroys that piece for any other purpose.


Question: What's wrong with the embroidery?

Answer: weakens the fabric

I have been through a couple of bags and a couple of rolls. I don;t like any of them. This thing? Amazing!Sure I would make a few of the pockets more varied, but then if they did I would probably want more of the same. I think they probably know better and have done a great job. An improvement could be some way to secure larger knives. My sashimi knife and my cleaver are too dangerous when stored in this bag. They are top heavy and tthere is no securing that. The component section of the bag is great! I would like some method of separating my instruments when storing two or three in a zippered pocket. But they still work great!Construction blows away any other product that I have tried. I don't care for the overly embroidered logo on my bag. I could have done with a patch (that I would have removed). <hl> Big embroidery weakens the fabric and destroys that piece for any other purpose. <hl>

I have been through a couple of bags and a couple of rolls. I don;t like any of them.This thing? Amazing!Sure I would make a few of the pockets more varied, but then if they did I would probably want more of the same. I think they probably know better and have done a great job.An improvement could be some way to secure larger knives. My sashimi knife and my cleaver are too dangerous when stored in this bag. They are top heavy and tthere is no securing that.The component section of the bag is great! I would like some method of separating my instruments when storing two or three in a zippered pocket. But they still work great!Construction blows away any other product that I have tried. I don't care for the overly embroidered logo on my bag. I could have done with a patch (that I would have removed). Big embroidery <hl> weakens the fabric <hl> and destroys that piece for any other purpose.


Question: Why buy these bags instead of the Sears bags?

I bought these for my Sears Kenmore Canister Vacuum. I have been using these after market bags for three years and there is zero performance difference in these versus the OEM bags sold at Sears other than the price. Well, unless you just happen to like yellow bags versus white ones in your vacuum. They fit perfectly, hold as much and never rip. I love Sears appliances but I refuse to pay twice as much for their after market products that have no measurable advantage. Model compatibility check was super easy at this vendor.

Answer: refuse to pay twice as much

I bought these for my Sears Kenmore Canister Vacuum. I have been using these after market bags for three years and there is zero performance difference in these versus the OEM bags sold at Sears other than the price. Well, unless you just happen to like yellow bags versus white ones in your vacuum. They fit perfectly, hold as much and never rip. I love Sears appliances <hl> but I refuse to pay twice as much for their after market products that have no measurable advantage. <hl> Model compatibility check was super easy at this vendor.

I bought these for my Sears Kenmore Canister Vacuum. I have been using these after market bags for three years and there is zero performance difference in these versus the OEM bags sold at Sears other than the price. Well, unless you just happen to like yellow bags versus white ones in your vacuum. They fit perfectly, hold as much and never rip. I love Sears appliances but I <hl> refuse to pay twice as much <hl> for their after market products that have no measurable advantage. Model compatibility check was super easy at this vendor.


Question: Are these just as good for the vacuum as the name brand?

Answer: They fit perfectly

I bought these for my Sears Kenmore Canister Vacuum. I have been using these after market bags for three years and there is zero performance difference in these versus the OEM bags sold at Sears other than the price. Well, unless you just happen to like yellow bags versus white ones in your vacuum. <hl> They fit perfectly , hold as much and never rip. <hl> I love Sears appliances but I refuse to pay twice as much for their after market products that have no measurable advantage. Model compatibility check was super easy at this vendor.

I bought these for my Sears Kenmore Canister Vacuum. I have been using these after market bags for three years and there is zero performance difference in these versus the OEM bags sold at Sears other than the price. Well, unless you just happen to like yellow bags versus white ones in your vacuum. <hl> They fit perfectly <hl>, hold as much and never rip. I love Sears appliances but I refuse to pay twice as much for their after market products that have no measurable advantage. Model compatibility check was super easy at this vendor.

<hl> They fit perfectly <hl> , hold as much and never rip.