Question: What is the other functions besides "bake" and "broil"?

Answer: OFF

I bought this on a black-friday sale for $15 with free shipping. It was so cheap, I had doubts. Over a month or two by now, and it works just fine. It's a toaster. Personally, I don't think there is a difference in taste of toast coming from this toaster or a $100+ fancy toaster oven. HOWEVER: You do get what you pay for. Without having a lot of experiences with toaster ovens, it does seem to be less functional than the description and the controls state/imply. I only use it with the top knob on "TOAST" and the bottom dial as a timer. <hl> The other functions "BAKE" "BROIL" ... and " OFF " don't have any use to me. <hl> When the timer is done, it turns off automatically and has a loud 'ding' (a good thing) or you just turn the timer to off manually if you want to end it early. It does get HOT. But all/most Toaster Ovens probably do these days. Never heard of this brand, but it's a good/durable/functional decent low end budget toaster oven ... Which you should keep your eye on (or use a tracking program) to get a REALLY REALLY GOOD PRICE!OH YEAH ... If you make toast, then immediately make more toast, the internal thermostat will usually shut off the heating element for a portion of the toasting time (for safety) ... but then you have to add more time once it dings. Personally, I leave the oven door open if I am going to re-use it very soon so the internal temperature cools enough to prevent the thermostat from triggering. It works.

I bought this on a black-friday sale for $15 with free shipping. It was so cheap, I had doubts. Over a month or two by now, and it works just fine.It's a toaster. Personally, I don't think there is a difference in taste of toast coming from this toaster or a $100+ fancy toaster oven.HOWEVER: You do get what you pay for.Without having a lot of experiences with toaster ovens, it does seem to be less functional than the description and the controls state/imply.I only use it with the top knob on "TOAST" and the bottom dial as a timer.The other functions "BAKE" "BROIL" ... and "<hl> OFF <hl>" don't have any use to me.When the timer is done, it turns off automatically and has a loud 'ding' (a good thing) or you just turn the timer to off manually if you want to end it early.It does get HOT. But all/most Toaster Ovens probably do these days.Never heard of this brand, but it's a good/durable/functional decent low end budget toaster oven ... Which you should keep your eye on (or use a tracking program) to get a REALLY REALLY GOOD PRICE!OH YEAH ... If you make toast, then immediately make more toast, the internal thermostat will usually shut off the heating element for a portion of the toasting time (for safety) ... but then you have to add more time once it dings. Personally, I leave the oven door open if I am going to re-use it very soon so the internal temperature cools enough to prevent the thermostat from triggering. It works.

The other functions "BAKE" "BROIL" ... and " <hl> OFF <hl> " don't have any use to me.


Question: When the timer goes off and the toaster turns off what happens?

I bought this on a black-friday sale for $15 with free shipping. It was so cheap, I had doubts. Over a month or two by now, and it works just fine.It's a toaster. Personally, I don't think there is a difference in taste of toast coming from this toaster or a $100+ fancy toaster oven.HOWEVER: You do get what you pay for.Without having a lot of experiences with toaster ovens, it does seem to be less functional than the description and the controls state/imply.I only use it with the top knob on "TOAST" and the bottom dial as a timer.The other functions "BAKE" "BROIL" ... and "OFF" don't have any use to me.When the timer is done, it turns off automatically and has a loud 'ding' (a good thing) or you just turn the timer to off manually if you want to end it early.It does get HOT. But all/most Toaster Ovens probably do these days.Never heard of this brand, but it's a good/durable/functional decent low end budget toaster oven ... Which you should keep your eye on (or use a tracking program) to get a REALLY REALLY GOOD PRICE!OH YEAH ... If you make toast, then immediately make more toast, the internal thermostat will usually shut off the heating element for a portion of the toasting time (for safety) ... but then you have to add more time once it dings. Personally, I leave the oven door open if I am going to re-use it very soon so the internal temperature cools enough to prevent the thermostat from triggering. It works.

Answer: a loud 'ding'

I bought this on a black-friday sale for $15 with free shipping. It was so cheap, I had doubts. Over a month or two by now, and it works just fine. It's a toaster. Personally, I don't think there is a difference in taste of toast coming from this toaster or a $100+ fancy toaster oven. HOWEVER: You do get what you pay for. Without having a lot of experiences with toaster ovens, it does seem to be less functional than the description and the controls state/imply. I only use it with the top knob on "TOAST" and the bottom dial as a timer. The other functions "BAKE" "BROIL" ... and "OFF" don't have any use to me. <hl> When the timer is done, it turns off automatically and has a loud 'ding' (a good thing) or you just turn the timer to off manually if you want to end it early. <hl> It does get HOT. But all/most Toaster Ovens probably do these days. Never heard of this brand, but it's a good/durable/functional decent low end budget toaster oven ... Which you should keep your eye on (or use a tracking program) to get a REALLY REALLY GOOD PRICE!OH YEAH ... If you make toast, then immediately make more toast, the internal thermostat will usually shut off the heating element for a portion of the toasting time (for safety) ... but then you have to add more time once it dings. Personally, I leave the oven door open if I am going to re-use it very soon so the internal temperature cools enough to prevent the thermostat from triggering. It works.

I bought this on a black-friday sale for $15 with free shipping. It was so cheap, I had doubts. Over a month or two by now, and it works just fine.It's a toaster. Personally, I don't think there is a difference in taste of toast coming from this toaster or a $100+ fancy toaster oven.HOWEVER: You do get what you pay for.Without having a lot of experiences with toaster ovens, it does seem to be less functional than the description and the controls state/imply.I only use it with the top knob on "TOAST" and the bottom dial as a timer.The other functions "BAKE" "BROIL" ... and "OFF" don't have any use to me.When the timer is done, it turns off automatically and has <hl> a loud 'ding' <hl> (a good thing) or you just turn the timer to off manually if you want to end it early.It does get HOT. But all/most Toaster Ovens probably do these days.Never heard of this brand, but it's a good/durable/functional decent low end budget toaster oven ... Which you should keep your eye on (or use a tracking program) to get a REALLY REALLY GOOD PRICE!OH YEAH ... If you make toast, then immediately make more toast, the internal thermostat will usually shut off the heating element for a portion of the toasting time (for safety) ... but then you have to add more time once it dings. Personally, I leave the oven door open if I am going to re-use it very soon so the internal temperature cools enough to prevent the thermostat from triggering. It works.


Question: What turns off the heating element?

Answer: the internal thermostat

I bought this on a black-friday sale for $15 with free shipping. It was so cheap, I had doubts. Over a month or two by now, and it works just fine. It's a toaster. Personally, I don't think there is a difference in taste of toast coming from this toaster or a $100+ fancy toaster oven. HOWEVER: You do get what you pay for. Without having a lot of experiences with toaster ovens, it does seem to be less functional than the description and the controls state/imply. I only use it with the top knob on "TOAST" and the bottom dial as a timer. The other functions "BAKE" "BROIL" ... and "OFF" don't have any use to me. When the timer is done, it turns off automatically and has a loud 'ding' (a good thing) or you just turn the timer to off manually if you want to end it early. It does get HOT. But all/most Toaster Ovens probably do these days. Never heard of this brand, but it's a good/durable/functional decent low end budget toaster oven ... Which you should keep your eye on (or use a tracking program) to get a REALLY REALLY GOOD PRICE!OH YEAH ... <hl> If you make toast, then immediately make more toast, the internal thermostat will usually shut off the heating element for a portion of the toasting time (for safety) ... <hl> but then you have to add more time once it dings. Personally, I leave the oven door open if I am going to re-use it very soon so the internal temperature cools enough to prevent the thermostat from triggering. It works.

I bought this on a black-friday sale for $15 with free shipping. It was so cheap, I had doubts. Over a month or two by now, and it works just fine.It's a toaster. Personally, I don't think there is a difference in taste of toast coming from this toaster or a $100+ fancy toaster oven.HOWEVER: You do get what you pay for.Without having a lot of experiences with toaster ovens, it does seem to be less functional than the description and the controls state/imply.I only use it with the top knob on "TOAST" and the bottom dial as a timer.The other functions "BAKE" "BROIL" ... and "OFF" don't have any use to me.When the timer is done, it turns off automatically and has a loud 'ding' (a good thing) or you just turn the timer to off manually if you want to end it early.It does get HOT. But all/most Toaster Ovens probably do these days.Never heard of this brand, but it's a good/durable/functional decent low end budget toaster oven ... Which you should keep your eye on (or use a tracking program) to get a REALLY REALLY GOOD PRICE!OH YEAH ... If you make toast, then immediately make more toast, <hl> the internal thermostat <hl> will usually shut off the heating element for a portion of the toasting time (for safety) ... but then you have to add more time once it dings. Personally, I leave the oven door open if I am going to re-use it very soon so the internal temperature cools enough to prevent the thermostat from triggering. It works.


Question: What do they do if they are going to reuse the toaster?

Answer: leave the oven door open

I bought this on a black-friday sale for $15 with free shipping. It was so cheap, I had doubts. Over a month or two by now, and it works just fine. It's a toaster. Personally, I don't think there is a difference in taste of toast coming from this toaster or a $100+ fancy toaster oven. HOWEVER: You do get what you pay for. Without having a lot of experiences with toaster ovens, it does seem to be less functional than the description and the controls state/imply. I only use it with the top knob on "TOAST" and the bottom dial as a timer. The other functions "BAKE" "BROIL" ... and "OFF" don't have any use to me. When the timer is done, it turns off automatically and has a loud 'ding' (a good thing) or you just turn the timer to off manually if you want to end it early. It does get HOT. But all/most Toaster Ovens probably do these days. Never heard of this brand, but it's a good/durable/functional decent low end budget toaster oven ... Which you should keep your eye on (or use a tracking program) to get a REALLY REALLY GOOD PRICE!OH YEAH ... If you make toast, then immediately make more toast, the internal thermostat will usually shut off the heating element for a portion of the toasting time (for safety) ... but then you have to add more time once it dings. <hl> Personally, I leave the oven door open if I am going to re-use it very soon so the internal temperature cools enough to prevent the thermostat from triggering. <hl> It works.

I bought this on a black-friday sale for $15 with free shipping. It was so cheap, I had doubts. Over a month or two by now, and it works just fine.It's a toaster. Personally, I don't think there is a difference in taste of toast coming from this toaster or a $100+ fancy toaster oven.HOWEVER: You do get what you pay for.Without having a lot of experiences with toaster ovens, it does seem to be less functional than the description and the controls state/imply.I only use it with the top knob on "TOAST" and the bottom dial as a timer.The other functions "BAKE" "BROIL" ... and "OFF" don't have any use to me.When the timer is done, it turns off automatically and has a loud 'ding' (a good thing) or you just turn the timer to off manually if you want to end it early.It does get HOT. But all/most Toaster Ovens probably do these days.Never heard of this brand, but it's a good/durable/functional decent low end budget toaster oven ... Which you should keep your eye on (or use a tracking program) to get a REALLY REALLY GOOD PRICE!OH YEAH ... If you make toast, then immediately make more toast, the internal thermostat will usually shut off the heating element for a portion of the toasting time (for safety) ... but then you have to add more time once it dings. Personally, I <hl> leave the oven door open <hl> if I am going to re-use it very soon so the internal temperature cools enough to prevent the thermostat from triggering. It works.


Question: What two settings does the gas stove seem to have?

I do love this product because our gas stove seems to have only two settings: high and higher. Things were always boiling over too fast on "low" so when my mother in law gave me one if these, I wondered how I'd lived without it. The only problem is that they don't last long and I'm constantly having to replace it. I wish they made one that was a bit more durable. I'd gladly pay more to have it last longer. The first one the wooden handle broke off from too much heat exposure and the the metal was rusted and burned. This one is also starting to rust out pretty fast from the heat. But it's a great idea otherwise.

Answer: this product because our gas stove seems to have only two settings: high and higher

<hl> I do love this product because our gas stove seems to have only two settings: high and higher . <hl> Things were always boiling over too fast on "low" so when my mother in law gave me one if these, I wondered how I'd lived without it. The only problem is that they don't last long and I'm constantly having to replace it. I wish they made one that was a bit more durable. I'd gladly pay more to have it last longer. The first one the wooden handle broke off from too much heat exposure and the the metal was rusted and burned. This one is also starting to rust out pretty fast from the heat. But it's a great idea otherwise.

I do love <hl> this product because our gas stove seems to have only two settings: high and higher <hl>. Things were always boiling over too fast on "low" so when my mother in law gave me one if these, I wondered how I'd lived without it. The only problem is that they don't last long and I'm constantly having to replace it. I wish they made one that was a bit more durable. I'd gladly pay more to have it last longer. The first one the wooden handle broke off from too much heat exposure and the the metal was rusted and burned. This one is also starting to rust out pretty fast from the heat. But it's a great idea otherwise.

I do love <hl> this product because our gas stove seems to have only two settings: high and higher <hl> .


Question: What does the reviewer wish for?

Answer: I wish they made one that was a bit more durable

I do love this product because our gas stove seems to have only two settings: high and higher. Things were always boiling over too fast on "low" so when my mother in law gave me one if these, I wondered how I'd lived without it. The only problem is that they don't last long and I'm constantly having to replace it. <hl> I wish they made one that was a bit more durable . <hl> I'd gladly pay more to have it last longer. The first one the wooden handle broke off from too much heat exposure and the the metal was rusted and burned. This one is also starting to rust out pretty fast from the heat. But it's a great idea otherwise.

I do love this product because our gas stove seems to have only two settings: high and higher. Things were always boiling over too fast on "low" so when my mother in law gave me one if these, I wondered how I'd lived without it. The only problem is that they don't last long and I'm constantly having to replace it. <hl> I wish they made one that was a bit more durable <hl>. I'd gladly pay more to have it last longer. The first one the wooden handle broke off from too much heat exposure and the the metal was rusted and burned. This one is also starting to rust out pretty fast from the heat. But it's a great idea otherwise.

<hl> I wish they made one that was a bit more durable <hl> .


Question: What broke because of heat exposure?

Answer: first one the wooden handle broke off

I do love this product because our gas stove seems to have only two settings: high and higher. Things were always boiling over too fast on "low" so when my mother in law gave me one if these, I wondered how I'd lived without it. The only problem is that they don't last long and I'm constantly having to replace it. I wish they made one that was a bit more durable. I'd gladly pay more to have it last longer. <hl> The first one the wooden handle broke off from too much heat exposure and the the metal was rusted and burned. <hl> This one is also starting to rust out pretty fast from the heat. But it's a great idea otherwise.

I do love this product because our gas stove seems to have only two settings: high and higher. Things were always boiling over too fast on "low" so when my mother in law gave me one if these, I wondered how I'd lived without it. The only problem is that they don't last long and I'm constantly having to replace it. I wish they made one that was a bit more durable. I'd gladly pay more to have it last longer. The <hl> first one the wooden handle broke off <hl> from too much heat exposure and the the metal was rusted and burned. This one is also starting to rust out pretty fast from the heat. But it's a great idea otherwise.


Question: What is the main problem with the product?

Answer: they don't last long and I'm constantly having to replace it. I

I do love this product because our gas stove seems to have only two settings: high and higher. Things were always boiling over too fast on "low" so when my mother in law gave me one if these, I wondered how I'd lived without it. <hl> The only problem is that they don't last long and I'm constantly having to replace it. I wish they made one that was a bit more durable. <hl> I'd gladly pay more to have it last longer. The first one the wooden handle broke off from too much heat exposure and the the metal was rusted and burned. This one is also starting to rust out pretty fast from the heat. But it's a great idea otherwise.

I do love this product because our gas stove seems to have only two settings: high and higher. Things were always boiling over too fast on "low" so when my mother in law gave me one if these, I wondered how I'd lived without it. The only problem is that <hl> they don't last long and I'm constantly having to replace it. I <hl> wish they made one that was a bit more durable. I'd gladly pay more to have it last longer. The first one the wooden handle broke off from too much heat exposure and the the metal was rusted and burned. This one is also starting to rust out pretty fast from the heat. But it's a great idea otherwise.


Question: When would the reviewer pay more for the product?

Answer: I'd gladly pay more to have it last longer.

I do love this product because our gas stove seems to have only two settings: high and higher. Things were always boiling over too fast on "low" so when my mother in law gave me one if these, I wondered how I'd lived without it. The only problem is that they don't last long and I'm constantly having to replace it. I wish they made one that was a bit more durable. <hl> I'd gladly pay more to have it last longer. The first one the wooden handle broke off from too much heat exposure and the the metal was rusted and burned. <hl> This one is also starting to rust out pretty fast from the heat. But it's a great idea otherwise.

I do love this product because our gas stove seems to have only two settings: high and higher. Things were always boiling over too fast on "low" so when my mother in law gave me one if these, I wondered how I'd lived without it. The only problem is that they don't last long and I'm constantly having to replace it. I wish they made one that was a bit more durable. <hl> I'd gladly pay more to have it last longer. <hl> The first one the wooden handle broke off from too much heat exposure and the the metal was rusted and burned. This one is also starting to rust out pretty fast from the heat. But it's a great idea otherwise.


Question: What material is the product made of?

If you've used the longer cooking chopsticks before these have a similar feel. They're metal with a heavy silicon coating. Multi-functional and agile, not clumsy like regular larger tongs. I tend to hold these with a more chopstick-like grip when working with delicate items as it provides more control and precision, such as stuffed mushrooms. These are grill worthy but seem like they might have trouble with heavier items like large chicken breasts, though I have not done a test of this. I find myself using these often for things such as stir-frying, serving noodles, handling scallops, and even chicken nuggets. I recommend these to everyone looking for silicon tongs when precision is important, build and material quality are excellent.I will update when I have used these for heavier items.

Answer: They're metal with a heavy silicon coating

If you've used the longer cooking chopsticks before these have a similar feel. <hl> They're metal with a heavy silicon coating . <hl> Multi-functional and agile, not clumsy like regular larger tongs. I tend to hold these with a more chopstick-like grip when working with delicate items as it provides more control and precision, such as stuffed mushrooms. These are grill worthy but seem like they might have trouble with heavier items like large chicken breasts, though I have not done a test of this. I find myself using these often for things such as stir-frying, serving noodles, handling scallops, and even chicken nuggets. I recommend these to everyone looking for silicon tongs when precision is important, build and material quality are excellent. I will update when I have used these for heavier items.

If you've used the longer cooking chopsticks before these have a similar feel. <hl> They're metal with a heavy silicon coating <hl>. Multi-functional and agile, not clumsy like regular larger tongs. I tend to hold these with a more chopstick-like grip when working with delicate items as it provides more control and precision, such as stuffed mushrooms. These are grill worthy but seem like they might have trouble with heavier items like large chicken breasts, though I have not done a test of this. I find myself using these often for things such as stir-frying, serving noodles, handling scallops, and even chicken nuggets. I recommend these to everyone looking for silicon tongs when precision is important, build and material quality are excellent.I will update when I have used these for heavier items.

<hl> They're metal with a heavy silicon coating <hl> .


Question: When does the reviewer use the product?

Answer: I find myself using these often for things such as stir-frying, serving noodles, handling scallops, and even chicken nuggets.

If you've used the longer cooking chopsticks before these have a similar feel. They're metal with a heavy silicon coating. Multi-functional and agile, not clumsy like regular larger tongs. I tend to hold these with a more chopstick-like grip when working with delicate items as it provides more control and precision, such as stuffed mushrooms. These are grill worthy but seem like they might have trouble with heavier items like large chicken breasts, though I have not done a test of this. <hl> I find myself using these often for things such as stir-frying, serving noodles, handling scallops, and even chicken nuggets. I recommend these to everyone looking for silicon tongs when precision is important, build and material quality are excellent. <hl> I will update when I have used these for heavier items.

If you've used the longer cooking chopsticks before these have a similar feel. They're metal with a heavy silicon coating. Multi-functional and agile, not clumsy like regular larger tongs. I tend to hold these with a more chopstick-like grip when working with delicate items as it provides more control and precision, such as stuffed mushrooms. These are grill worthy but seem like they might have trouble with heavier items like large chicken breasts, though I have not done a test of this. <hl> I find myself using these often for things such as stir-frying, serving noodles, handling scallops, and even chicken nuggets. <hl> I recommend these to everyone looking for silicon tongs when precision is important, build and material quality are excellent.I will update when I have used these for heavier items.


Question: What does the product have problems with?

Answer: These are grill worthy but seem like they might have trouble with heavier items like large chicken breasts

If you've used the longer cooking chopsticks before these have a similar feel. They're metal with a heavy silicon coating. Multi-functional and agile, not clumsy like regular larger tongs. I tend to hold these with a more chopstick-like grip when working with delicate items as it provides more control and precision, such as stuffed mushrooms. <hl> These are grill worthy but seem like they might have trouble with heavier items like large chicken breasts , though I have not done a test of this. <hl> I find myself using these often for things such as stir-frying, serving noodles, handling scallops, and even chicken nuggets. I recommend these to everyone looking for silicon tongs when precision is important, build and material quality are excellent. I will update when I have used these for heavier items.

If you've used the longer cooking chopsticks before these have a similar feel. They're metal with a heavy silicon coating. Multi-functional and agile, not clumsy like regular larger tongs. I tend to hold these with a more chopstick-like grip when working with delicate items as it provides more control and precision, such as stuffed mushrooms. <hl> These are grill worthy but seem like they might have trouble with heavier items like large chicken breasts <hl>, though I have not done a test of this. I find myself using these often for things such as stir-frying, serving noodles, handling scallops, and even chicken nuggets. I recommend these to everyone looking for silicon tongs when precision is important, build and material quality are excellent.I will update when I have used these for heavier items.

<hl> These are grill worthy but seem like they might have trouble with heavier items like large chicken breasts <hl> , though I have not done a test of this.


Question: What is the reviewer's recommendation?

Answer: I recommend these to everyone looking for silicon tongs when precision is important, build and material quality are excellent.I

If you've used the longer cooking chopsticks before these have a similar feel. They're metal with a heavy silicon coating. Multi-functional and agile, not clumsy like regular larger tongs. I tend to hold these with a more chopstick-like grip when working with delicate items as it provides more control and precision, such as stuffed mushrooms. These are grill worthy but seem like they might have trouble with heavier items like large chicken breasts, though I have not done a test of this. I find myself using these often for things such as stir-frying, serving noodles, handling scallops, and even chicken nuggets. <hl> I recommend these to everyone looking for silicon tongs when precision is important, build and material quality are excellent.I will update when I have used these for heavier items. <hl>

If you've used the longer cooking chopsticks before these have a similar feel. They're metal with a heavy silicon coating. Multi-functional and agile, not clumsy like regular larger tongs. I tend to hold these with a more chopstick-like grip when working with delicate items as it provides more control and precision, such as stuffed mushrooms. These are grill worthy but seem like they might have trouble with heavier items like large chicken breasts, though I have not done a test of this. I find myself using these often for things such as stir-frying, serving noodles, handling scallops, and even chicken nuggets. <hl> I recommend these to everyone looking for silicon tongs when precision is important, build and material quality are excellent.I <hl> will update when I have used these for heavier items.


Question: How does this product differ from regular tongs?

Answer: Multi-functional and agile, not clumsy like regular larger tongs.

If you've used the longer cooking chopsticks before these have a similar feel. They're metal with a heavy silicon coating. <hl> Multi-functional and agile, not clumsy like regular larger tongs. I tend to hold these with a more chopstick-like grip when working with delicate items as it provides more control and precision, such as stuffed mushrooms. <hl> These are grill worthy but seem like they might have trouble with heavier items like large chicken breasts, though I have not done a test of this. I find myself using these often for things such as stir-frying, serving noodles, handling scallops, and even chicken nuggets. I recommend these to everyone looking for silicon tongs when precision is important, build and material quality are excellent. I will update when I have used these for heavier items.

If you've used the longer cooking chopsticks before these have a similar feel. They're metal with a heavy silicon coating. <hl> Multi-functional and agile, not clumsy like regular larger tongs. <hl> I tend to hold these with a more chopstick-like grip when working with delicate items as it provides more control and precision, such as stuffed mushrooms. These are grill worthy but seem like they might have trouble with heavier items like large chicken breasts, though I have not done a test of this. I find myself using these often for things such as stir-frying, serving noodles, handling scallops, and even chicken nuggets. I recommend these to everyone looking for silicon tongs when precision is important, build and material quality are excellent.I will update when I have used these for heavier items.


Question: What language is the instruction book in?

I love sushi, I will go even further and say that any food that you can turn into tube form is my cup of tea.I do , however, not carry the skills (yet) to wrap my own sushi in a tight, perfect manner. My attempts in the past have met with various degrees of results. Rice everywhere, halfway unrolled rolls spilling out innards like a cornucopia, rolls that were seemingly stable and then cut unraveling in unappealing ways.It is so much cheaper to make your own sushi at home, but because I have not yet perfected my technique. This device makes my lack of practice a non issue!The Leifheit Perfect Roll maker is a cheat, and perhaps goes against my usual attitude of "try and try again" but for sushi-sake I need it!The one I chose is the black one, small and with several pieces. I grabbed the instruction booklet and realized it was all in German, which is fine by me because it has PICTURES!!!!IF you cannot follow pictures, simple directions, then you dont deserve good sushi anyway. I had no problem figuring out how to use this simple kitchen device. The recipes are also in German, but cmon you can Google any recipe in seconds and it will do just fine. It doesnt make long sushi rolls, instead it makes short squatty ones. It is easy to set up and clean and put away.I still wish to learn the art of rolling sushi, but until then I will follow the Germans and Leifheit my way to yummy.

Answer: the instruction booklet and realized it was all in German

I love sushi, I will go even further and say that any food that you can turn into tube form is my cup of tea. I do , however, not carry the skills (yet) to wrap my own sushi in a tight, perfect manner. My attempts in the past have met with various degrees of results. Rice everywhere, halfway unrolled rolls spilling out innards like a cornucopia, rolls that were seemingly stable and then cut unraveling in unappealing ways. It is so much cheaper to make your own sushi at home, but because I have not yet perfected my technique. This device makes my lack of practice a non issue!The Leifheit Perfect Roll maker is a cheat, and perhaps goes against my usual attitude of "try and try again" but for sushi-sake I need it!The one I chose is the black one, small and with several pieces. <hl> I grabbed the instruction booklet and realized it was all in German , which is fine by me because it has PICTURES!!!!IF you cannot follow pictures, simple directions, then you dont deserve good sushi anyway. <hl> I had no problem figuring out how to use this simple kitchen device. The recipes are also in German, but cmon you can Google any recipe in seconds and it will do just fine. It doesnt make long sushi rolls, instead it makes short squatty ones. It is easy to set up and clean and put away. I still wish to learn the art of rolling sushi, but until then I will follow the Germans and Leifheit my way to yummy.

I love sushi, I will go even further and say that any food that you can turn into tube form is my cup of tea.I do , however, not carry the skills (yet) to wrap my own sushi in a tight, perfect manner. My attempts in the past have met with various degrees of results. Rice everywhere, halfway unrolled rolls spilling out innards like a cornucopia, rolls that were seemingly stable and then cut unraveling in unappealing ways.It is so much cheaper to make your own sushi at home, but because I have not yet perfected my technique. This device makes my lack of practice a non issue!The Leifheit Perfect Roll maker is a cheat, and perhaps goes against my usual attitude of "try and try again" but for sushi-sake I need it!The one I chose is the black one, small and with several pieces. I grabbed <hl> the instruction booklet and realized it was all in German <hl>, which is fine by me because it has PICTURES!!!!IF you cannot follow pictures, simple directions, then you dont deserve good sushi anyway. I had no problem figuring out how to use this simple kitchen device. The recipes are also in German, but cmon you can Google any recipe in seconds and it will do just fine. It doesnt make long sushi rolls, instead it makes short squatty ones. It is easy to set up and clean and put away.I still wish to learn the art of rolling sushi, but until then I will follow the Germans and Leifheit my way to yummy.

I grabbed <hl> the instruction booklet and realized it was all in German <hl> , which is fine by me because it has PICTURES!!!!IF you cannot follow pictures, simple directions, then you dont deserve good sushi anyway.


Question: How was the reviewer able to use the instruction book?

Answer: IF you cannot follow pictures, simple directions, then you dont deserve good sushi anyway

I love sushi, I will go even further and say that any food that you can turn into tube form is my cup of tea. I do , however, not carry the skills (yet) to wrap my own sushi in a tight, perfect manner. My attempts in the past have met with various degrees of results. Rice everywhere, halfway unrolled rolls spilling out innards like a cornucopia, rolls that were seemingly stable and then cut unraveling in unappealing ways. It is so much cheaper to make your own sushi at home, but because I have not yet perfected my technique. This device makes my lack of practice a non issue!The Leifheit Perfect Roll maker is a cheat, and perhaps goes against my usual attitude of "try and try again" but for sushi-sake I need it!The one I chose is the black one, small and with several pieces. <hl> I grabbed the instruction booklet and realized it was all in German, which is fine by me because it has PICTURES!!!! IF you cannot follow pictures, simple directions, then you dont deserve good sushi anyway . <hl> I had no problem figuring out how to use this simple kitchen device. The recipes are also in German, but cmon you can Google any recipe in seconds and it will do just fine. It doesnt make long sushi rolls, instead it makes short squatty ones. It is easy to set up and clean and put away. I still wish to learn the art of rolling sushi, but until then I will follow the Germans and Leifheit my way to yummy.

I love sushi, I will go even further and say that any food that you can turn into tube form is my cup of tea.I do , however, not carry the skills (yet) to wrap my own sushi in a tight, perfect manner. My attempts in the past have met with various degrees of results. Rice everywhere, halfway unrolled rolls spilling out innards like a cornucopia, rolls that were seemingly stable and then cut unraveling in unappealing ways.It is so much cheaper to make your own sushi at home, but because I have not yet perfected my technique. This device makes my lack of practice a non issue!The Leifheit Perfect Roll maker is a cheat, and perhaps goes against my usual attitude of "try and try again" but for sushi-sake I need it!The one I chose is the black one, small and with several pieces. I grabbed the instruction booklet and realized it was all in German, which is fine by me because it has PICTURES!!!!<hl> IF you cannot follow pictures, simple directions, then you dont deserve good sushi anyway <hl>. I had no problem figuring out how to use this simple kitchen device. The recipes are also in German, but cmon you can Google any recipe in seconds and it will do just fine. It doesnt make long sushi rolls, instead it makes short squatty ones. It is easy to set up and clean and put away.I still wish to learn the art of rolling sushi, but until then I will follow the Germans and Leifheit my way to yummy.

I grabbed the instruction booklet and realized it was all in German, which is fine by me because it has PICTURES!!!! <hl> IF you cannot follow pictures, simple directions, then you dont deserve good sushi anyway <hl> .


Question: What did the reviewer wish for?

Answer: I still wish to learn the art of rolling sushi, but until then I will follow the Germans and Leifheit my way to yummy.

I love sushi, I will go even further and say that any food that you can turn into tube form is my cup of tea. I do , however, not carry the skills (yet) to wrap my own sushi in a tight, perfect manner. My attempts in the past have met with various degrees of results. Rice everywhere, halfway unrolled rolls spilling out innards like a cornucopia, rolls that were seemingly stable and then cut unraveling in unappealing ways. It is so much cheaper to make your own sushi at home, but because I have not yet perfected my technique. This device makes my lack of practice a non issue!The Leifheit Perfect Roll maker is a cheat, and perhaps goes against my usual attitude of "try and try again" but for sushi-sake I need it!The one I chose is the black one, small and with several pieces. I grabbed the instruction booklet and realized it was all in German, which is fine by me because it has PICTURES!!!!IF you cannot follow pictures, simple directions, then you dont deserve good sushi anyway. I had no problem figuring out how to use this simple kitchen device. The recipes are also in German, but cmon you can Google any recipe in seconds and it will do just fine. It doesnt make long sushi rolls, instead it makes short squatty ones. It is easy to set up and clean and put away. <hl> I still wish to learn the art of rolling sushi, but until then I will follow the Germans and Leifheit my way to yummy. <hl>

I love sushi, I will go even further and say that any food that you can turn into tube form is my cup of tea.I do , however, not carry the skills (yet) to wrap my own sushi in a tight, perfect manner. My attempts in the past have met with various degrees of results. Rice everywhere, halfway unrolled rolls spilling out innards like a cornucopia, rolls that were seemingly stable and then cut unraveling in unappealing ways.It is so much cheaper to make your own sushi at home, but because I have not yet perfected my technique. This device makes my lack of practice a non issue!The Leifheit Perfect Roll maker is a cheat, and perhaps goes against my usual attitude of "try and try again" but for sushi-sake I need it!The one I chose is the black one, small and with several pieces. I grabbed the instruction booklet and realized it was all in German, which is fine by me because it has PICTURES!!!!IF you cannot follow pictures, simple directions, then you dont deserve good sushi anyway. I had no problem figuring out how to use this simple kitchen device. The recipes are also in German, but cmon you can Google any recipe in seconds and it will do just fine. It doesnt make long sushi rolls, instead it makes short squatty ones. It is easy to set up and clean and put away.<hl> I still wish to learn the art of rolling sushi, but until then I will follow the Germans and Leifheit my way to yummy. <hl>


Question: How did the reviewer find recipes?

Answer: The recipes are also in German, but cmon you can Google any recipe in seconds and it will do just fine.

I love sushi, I will go even further and say that any food that you can turn into tube form is my cup of tea. I do , however, not carry the skills (yet) to wrap my own sushi in a tight, perfect manner. My attempts in the past have met with various degrees of results. Rice everywhere, halfway unrolled rolls spilling out innards like a cornucopia, rolls that were seemingly stable and then cut unraveling in unappealing ways. It is so much cheaper to make your own sushi at home, but because I have not yet perfected my technique. This device makes my lack of practice a non issue!The Leifheit Perfect Roll maker is a cheat, and perhaps goes against my usual attitude of "try and try again" but for sushi-sake I need it!The one I chose is the black one, small and with several pieces. I grabbed the instruction booklet and realized it was all in German, which is fine by me because it has PICTURES!!!!IF you cannot follow pictures, simple directions, then you dont deserve good sushi anyway. I had no problem figuring out how to use this simple kitchen device. <hl> The recipes are also in German, but cmon you can Google any recipe in seconds and it will do just fine. It doesnt make long sushi rolls, instead it makes short squatty ones. <hl> It is easy to set up and clean and put away. I still wish to learn the art of rolling sushi, but until then I will follow the Germans and Leifheit my way to yummy.

I love sushi, I will go even further and say that any food that you can turn into tube form is my cup of tea.I do , however, not carry the skills (yet) to wrap my own sushi in a tight, perfect manner. My attempts in the past have met with various degrees of results. Rice everywhere, halfway unrolled rolls spilling out innards like a cornucopia, rolls that were seemingly stable and then cut unraveling in unappealing ways.It is so much cheaper to make your own sushi at home, but because I have not yet perfected my technique. This device makes my lack of practice a non issue!The Leifheit Perfect Roll maker is a cheat, and perhaps goes against my usual attitude of "try and try again" but for sushi-sake I need it!The one I chose is the black one, small and with several pieces. I grabbed the instruction booklet and realized it was all in German, which is fine by me because it has PICTURES!!!!IF you cannot follow pictures, simple directions, then you dont deserve good sushi anyway. I had no problem figuring out how to use this simple kitchen device. <hl> The recipes are also in German, but cmon you can Google any recipe in seconds and it will do just fine. <hl> It doesnt make long sushi rolls, instead it makes short squatty ones. It is easy to set up and clean and put away.I still wish to learn the art of rolling sushi, but until then I will follow the Germans and Leifheit my way to yummy.


Question: Did the author have success with rolling sushi in the past?

Answer: My attempts in the past have met with various degrees of results.

I love sushi, I will go even further and say that any food that you can turn into tube form is my cup of tea. I do , however, not carry the skills (yet) to wrap my own sushi in a tight, perfect manner. <hl> My attempts in the past have met with various degrees of results. Rice everywhere, halfway unrolled rolls spilling out innards like a cornucopia, rolls that were seemingly stable and then cut unraveling in unappealing ways. <hl> It is so much cheaper to make your own sushi at home, but because I have not yet perfected my technique. This device makes my lack of practice a non issue!The Leifheit Perfect Roll maker is a cheat, and perhaps goes against my usual attitude of "try and try again" but for sushi-sake I need it!The one I chose is the black one, small and with several pieces. I grabbed the instruction booklet and realized it was all in German, which is fine by me because it has PICTURES!!!!IF you cannot follow pictures, simple directions, then you dont deserve good sushi anyway. I had no problem figuring out how to use this simple kitchen device. The recipes are also in German, but cmon you can Google any recipe in seconds and it will do just fine. It doesnt make long sushi rolls, instead it makes short squatty ones. It is easy to set up and clean and put away. I still wish to learn the art of rolling sushi, but until then I will follow the Germans and Leifheit my way to yummy.

I love sushi, I will go even further and say that any food that you can turn into tube form is my cup of tea.I do , however, not carry the skills (yet) to wrap my own sushi in a tight, perfect manner. <hl> My attempts in the past have met with various degrees of results. <hl> Rice everywhere, halfway unrolled rolls spilling out innards like a cornucopia, rolls that were seemingly stable and then cut unraveling in unappealing ways.It is so much cheaper to make your own sushi at home, but because I have not yet perfected my technique. This device makes my lack of practice a non issue!The Leifheit Perfect Roll maker is a cheat, and perhaps goes against my usual attitude of "try and try again" but for sushi-sake I need it!The one I chose is the black one, small and with several pieces. I grabbed the instruction booklet and realized it was all in German, which is fine by me because it has PICTURES!!!!IF you cannot follow pictures, simple directions, then you dont deserve good sushi anyway. I had no problem figuring out how to use this simple kitchen device. The recipes are also in German, but cmon you can Google any recipe in seconds and it will do just fine. It doesnt make long sushi rolls, instead it makes short squatty ones. It is easy to set up and clean and put away.I still wish to learn the art of rolling sushi, but until then I will follow the Germans and Leifheit my way to yummy.


Question: When did the reviewer purchase the product?

We purchased this on Jan 29, 2014. Now less than 5 months later the teflon coating is coming off in our baked waffles. We use it every day and care for it per Cuisinart's instructions. I'm nursing a 3 month old baby, and I can't be eating teflon unknowlingly. No one should be! I'm going to try and post pictures. In addition to the obvious product flaw, this waffle maker gets extremely hot steam (burn worthy) that pours forth from where the handle attaches between the iron plates. The iron plates get hotter in the middle and so the waffles don't cook evenly. They get darker in the middle and the edges are still soft. But my major complaint is the peeling teflon.

Answer: We purchased this on Jan 29, 2014

We purchased this on Jan 29, 2014 .

<hl> We purchased this on Jan 29, 2014 . <hl> Now less than 5 months later the teflon coating is coming off in our baked waffles. We use it every day and care for it per Cuisinart's instructions. I'm nursing a 3 month old baby, and I can't be eating teflon unknowlingly. No one should be! I'm going to try and post pictures. In addition to the obvious product flaw, this waffle maker gets extremely hot steam (burn worthy) that pours forth from where the handle attaches between the iron plates. The iron plates get hotter in the middle and so the waffles don't cook evenly. They get darker in the middle and the edges are still soft. But my major complaint is the peeling teflon.

<hl> We purchased this on Jan 29, 2014 <hl>. Now less than 5 months later the teflon coating is coming off in our baked waffles. We use it every day and care for it per Cuisinart's instructions. I'm nursing a 3 month old baby, and I can't be eating teflon unknowlingly. No one should be! I'm going to try and post pictures. In addition to the obvious product flaw, this waffle maker gets extremely hot steam (burn worthy) that pours forth from where the handle attaches between the iron plates. The iron plates get hotter in the middle and so the waffles don't cook evenly. They get darker in the middle and the edges are still soft. But my major complaint is the peeling teflon.

<hl> We purchased this on Jan 29, 2014 <hl> .


Question: How long did it take for the teflon coating to come off?

Answer: Now less than 5 months later the teflon coating is coming off

We purchased this on Jan 29, 2014. <hl> Now less than 5 months later the teflon coating is coming off in our baked waffles. <hl> We use it every day and care for it per Cuisinart's instructions. I'm nursing a 3 month old baby, and I can't be eating teflon unknowlingly. No one should be! I'm going to try and post pictures. In addition to the obvious product flaw, this waffle maker gets extremely hot steam (burn worthy) that pours forth from where the handle attaches between the iron plates. The iron plates get hotter in the middle and so the waffles don't cook evenly. They get darker in the middle and the edges are still soft. But my major complaint is the peeling teflon.

We purchased this on Jan 29, 2014. <hl> Now less than 5 months later the teflon coating is coming off <hl> in our baked waffles. We use it every day and care for it per Cuisinart's instructions. I'm nursing a 3 month old baby, and I can't be eating teflon unknowlingly. No one should be! I'm going to try and post pictures. In addition to the obvious product flaw, this waffle maker gets extremely hot steam (burn worthy) that pours forth from where the handle attaches between the iron plates. The iron plates get hotter in the middle and so the waffles don't cook evenly. They get darker in the middle and the edges are still soft. But my major complaint is the peeling teflon.


Question: How often is the product used?

Answer: We use it every day and care for it per Cuisinart's instructions.

We purchased this on Jan 29, 2014. Now less than 5 months later the teflon coating is coming off in our baked waffles. <hl> We use it every day and care for it per Cuisinart's instructions. I'm nursing a 3 month old baby, and I can't be eating teflon unknowlingly. <hl> No one should be! I'm going to try and post pictures. In addition to the obvious product flaw, this waffle maker gets extremely hot steam (burn worthy) that pours forth from where the handle attaches between the iron plates. The iron plates get hotter in the middle and so the waffles don't cook evenly. They get darker in the middle and the edges are still soft. But my major complaint is the peeling teflon.

We purchased this on Jan 29, 2014. Now less than 5 months later the teflon coating is coming off in our baked waffles. <hl> We use it every day and care for it per Cuisinart's instructions. <hl> I'm nursing a 3 month old baby, and I can't be eating teflon unknowlingly. No one should be! I'm going to try and post pictures. In addition to the obvious product flaw, this waffle maker gets extremely hot steam (burn worthy) that pours forth from where the handle attaches between the iron plates. The iron plates get hotter in the middle and so the waffles don't cook evenly. They get darker in the middle and the edges are still soft. But my major complaint is the peeling teflon.


Question: What problem does the waffle maker have?

Answer: this waffle maker gets extremely hot steam (burn worthy) that pours forth from where the handle attaches between the iron plates.

We purchased this on Jan 29, 2014. Now less than 5 months later the teflon coating is coming off in our baked waffles. We use it every day and care for it per Cuisinart's instructions. I'm nursing a 3 month old baby, and I can't be eating teflon unknowlingly. No one should be! I'm going to try and post pictures. <hl> In addition to the obvious product flaw, this waffle maker gets extremely hot steam (burn worthy) that pours forth from where the handle attaches between the iron plates. The iron plates get hotter in the middle and so the waffles don't cook evenly. <hl> They get darker in the middle and the edges are still soft. But my major complaint is the peeling teflon.

We purchased this on Jan 29, 2014. Now less than 5 months later the teflon coating is coming off in our baked waffles. We use it every day and care for it per Cuisinart's instructions. I'm nursing a 3 month old baby, and I can't be eating teflon unknowlingly. No one should be! I'm going to try and post pictures. In addition to the obvious product flaw, <hl> this waffle maker gets extremely hot steam (burn worthy) that pours forth from where the handle attaches between the iron plates. <hl> The iron plates get hotter in the middle and so the waffles don't cook evenly. They get darker in the middle and the edges are still soft. But my major complaint is the peeling teflon.


Question: What is the reviewer's biggest complaint?

Answer: But my major complaint is the peeling teflon.

We purchased this on Jan 29, 2014. Now less than 5 months later the teflon coating is coming off in our baked waffles. We use it every day and care for it per Cuisinart's instructions. I'm nursing a 3 month old baby, and I can't be eating teflon unknowlingly. No one should be! I'm going to try and post pictures. In addition to the obvious product flaw, this waffle maker gets extremely hot steam (burn worthy) that pours forth from where the handle attaches between the iron plates. The iron plates get hotter in the middle and so the waffles don't cook evenly. They get darker in the middle and the edges are still soft. <hl> But my major complaint is the peeling teflon. <hl>


Question: Is the mattress too soft?

The fact that it came undamaged after being compressed and folded to fit into a rather small box says a lot about the quality of the springs. I bought it to use with this frame http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005WXO984/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1 and it fits perfectly.The mattress is firm but not too hard, very comfy. I don't understand what some reviewers are talking about when they say it's so soft that they sink into it. Two adults who weigh about 290lbs in total have been sleeping on it with no complaints.It is very nice for the price so I'm not going to be too picky. The only cons are:1. The underside of the mattress is a few layers of that cheap reusable grocery bag material. It tore a little bit when I tried to drag the mattress to a different room.2. It is heavy and very floppy, so it can be difficult to stand it on it's side and carry down 2 flights of stairs when we move out.Overall a very good purchase.

Answer: The mattress is firm but not too hard, very comfy.

The fact that it came undamaged after being compressed and folded to fit into a rather small box says a lot about the quality of the springs. I bought it to use with this frame http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005WXO984/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1 and it fits perfectly. <hl> The mattress is firm but not too hard, very comfy. I don't understand what some reviewers are talking about when they say it's so soft that they sink into it. <hl> Two adults who weigh about 290lbs in total have been sleeping on it with no complaints. It is very nice for the price so I'm not going to be too picky. The only cons are:1. The underside of the mattress is a few layers of that cheap reusable grocery bag material. It tore a little bit when I tried to drag the mattress to a different room.2. It is heavy and very floppy, so it can be difficult to stand it on it's side and carry down 2 flights of stairs when we move out. Overall a very good purchase.

The fact that it came undamaged after being compressed and folded to fit into a rather small box says a lot about the quality of the springs. I bought it to use with this frame http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005WXO984/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1 and it fits perfectly.<hl> The mattress is firm but not too hard, very comfy. <hl> I don't understand what some reviewers are talking about when they say it's so soft that they sink into it. Two adults who weigh about 290lbs in total have been sleeping on it with no complaints.It is very nice for the price so I'm not going to be too picky. The only cons are:1. The underside of the mattress is a few layers of that cheap reusable grocery bag material. It tore a little bit when I tried to drag the mattress to a different room.2. It is heavy and very floppy, so it can be difficult to stand it on it's side and carry down 2 flights of stairs when we move out.Overall a very good purchase.


Question: How many adults can the mattress handle?

Answer: Two adults who weigh about 290lbs in total have been sleeping on it with no complaints.

The fact that it came undamaged after being compressed and folded to fit into a rather small box says a lot about the quality of the springs. I bought it to use with this frame http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005WXO984/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1 and it fits perfectly. The mattress is firm but not too hard, very comfy. I don't understand what some reviewers are talking about when they say it's so soft that they sink into it. <hl> Two adults who weigh about 290lbs in total have been sleeping on it with no complaints. It is very nice for the price <hl> so I'm not going to be too picky. The only cons are:1. The underside of the mattress is a few layers of that cheap reusable grocery bag material. It tore a little bit when I tried to drag the mattress to a different room.2. It is heavy and very floppy, so it can be difficult to stand it on it's side and carry down 2 flights of stairs when we move out. Overall a very good purchase.

The fact that it came undamaged after being compressed and folded to fit into a rather small box says a lot about the quality of the springs. I bought it to use with this frame http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005WXO984/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1 and it fits perfectly.The mattress is firm but not too hard, very comfy. I don't understand what some reviewers are talking about when they say it's so soft that they sink into it. <hl> Two adults who weigh about 290lbs in total have been sleeping on it with no complaints. <hl>It is very nice for the price so I'm not going to be too picky. The only cons are:1. The underside of the mattress is a few layers of that cheap reusable grocery bag material. It tore a little bit when I tried to drag the mattress to a different room.2. It is heavy and very floppy, so it can be difficult to stand it on it's side and carry down 2 flights of stairs when we move out.Overall a very good purchase.

<hl> Two adults who weigh about 290lbs in total have been sleeping on it with no complaints. <hl> It is very nice for the price


Question: Why impresses the reviewer about the mattress?

Answer: The fact that it came undamaged after being compressed and folded to fit into a rather small box says a lot about the quality of the springs.

<hl> The fact that it came undamaged after being compressed and folded to fit into a rather small box says a lot about the quality of the springs. I bought it to use with this frame http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005WXO984/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1 and it fits perfectly. <hl> The mattress is firm but not too hard, very comfy. I don't understand what some reviewers are talking about when they say it's so soft that they sink into it. Two adults who weigh about 290lbs in total have been sleeping on it with no complaints. It is very nice for the price so I'm not going to be too picky. The only cons are:1. The underside of the mattress is a few layers of that cheap reusable grocery bag material. It tore a little bit when I tried to drag the mattress to a different room.2. It is heavy and very floppy, so it can be difficult to stand it on it's side and carry down 2 flights of stairs when we move out. Overall a very good purchase.

<hl> The fact that it came undamaged after being compressed and folded to fit into a rather small box says a lot about the quality of the springs. <hl> I bought it to use with this frame http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005WXO984/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1 and it fits perfectly.The mattress is firm but not too hard, very comfy. I don't understand what some reviewers are talking about when they say it's so soft that they sink into it. Two adults who weigh about 290lbs in total have been sleeping on it with no complaints.It is very nice for the price so I'm not going to be too picky. The only cons are:1. The underside of the mattress is a few layers of that cheap reusable grocery bag material. It tore a little bit when I tried to drag the mattress to a different room.2. It is heavy and very floppy, so it can be difficult to stand it on it's side and carry down 2 flights of stairs when we move out.Overall a very good purchase.


Question: What is the underside of the mattress made of?

Answer: The underside of the mattress is a few layers of that cheap reusable grocery bag material.

The fact that it came undamaged after being compressed and folded to fit into a rather small box says a lot about the quality of the springs. I bought it to use with this frame http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005WXO984/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1 and it fits perfectly. The mattress is firm but not too hard, very comfy. I don't understand what some reviewers are talking about when they say it's so soft that they sink into it. Two adults who weigh about 290lbs in total have been sleeping on it with no complaints. It is very nice for the price so I'm not going to be too picky. The only cons are:1. <hl> The underside of the mattress is a few layers of that cheap reusable grocery bag material. It tore a little bit when I tried to drag the mattress to a different room.2. <hl> It is heavy and very floppy, so it can be difficult to stand it on it's side and carry down 2 flights of stairs when we move out. Overall a very good purchase.

The fact that it came undamaged after being compressed and folded to fit into a rather small box says a lot about the quality of the springs. I bought it to use with this frame http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005WXO984/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1 and it fits perfectly.The mattress is firm but not too hard, very comfy. I don't understand what some reviewers are talking about when they say it's so soft that they sink into it. Two adults who weigh about 290lbs in total have been sleeping on it with no complaints.It is very nice for the price so I'm not going to be too picky. The only cons are:1. <hl> The underside of the mattress is a few layers of that cheap reusable grocery bag material. <hl> It tore a little bit when I tried to drag the mattress to a different room.2. It is heavy and very floppy, so it can be difficult to stand it on it's side and carry down 2 flights of stairs when we move out.Overall a very good purchase.


Question: Why is the mattress difficult to stand on it's side?

Answer: . It is heavy and very floppy, so it can be difficult to stand it on it's side

The fact that it came undamaged after being compressed and folded to fit into a rather small box says a lot about the quality of the springs. I bought it to use with this frame http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005WXO984/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1 and it fits perfectly. The mattress is firm but not too hard, very comfy. I don't understand what some reviewers are talking about when they say it's so soft that they sink into it. Two adults who weigh about 290lbs in total have been sleeping on it with no complaints. It is very nice for the price so I'm not going to be too picky. The only cons are:1. The underside of the mattress is a few layers of that cheap reusable grocery bag material. <hl> It tore a little bit when I tried to drag the mattress to a different room.2 . It is heavy and very floppy, so it can be difficult to stand it on it's side and carry down 2 flights of stairs when we move out. <hl> Overall a very good purchase.

The fact that it came undamaged after being compressed and folded to fit into a rather small box says a lot about the quality of the springs. I bought it to use with this frame http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005WXO984/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1 and it fits perfectly.The mattress is firm but not too hard, very comfy. I don't understand what some reviewers are talking about when they say it's so soft that they sink into it. Two adults who weigh about 290lbs in total have been sleeping on it with no complaints.It is very nice for the price so I'm not going to be too picky. The only cons are:1. The underside of the mattress is a few layers of that cheap reusable grocery bag material. It tore a little bit when I tried to drag the mattress to a different room.2<hl> . It is heavy and very floppy, so it can be difficult to stand it on it's side <hl> and carry down 2 flights of stairs when we move out.Overall a very good purchase.

It tore a little bit when I tried to drag the mattress to a different room.2 <hl> . It is heavy and very floppy, so it can be difficult to stand it on it's side <hl> and carry down 2 flights of stairs when we move out.


Question: What shower caddy did the author prefer?

Plastic so not rust. Never owned a plastic shower caddy until this one and I prefer it over the others. Although it's narrow opening at the top is meant to hang on the shower head pipe I hang it over the shower handle so it is not visible outside of the shower when shower door is closed. The suctions cups are ineffective on my tile but I never have use for the suction cups anyway. I did not need to drill holes even though there is not existing drainage holes. The shelves on the caddy are have a very slight slant and dry out without any problems.

Answer: plastic shower caddy

Plastic so not rust. <hl> Never owned a plastic shower caddy until this one and I prefer it over the others. <hl> Although it's narrow opening at the top is meant to hang on the shower head pipe I hang it over the shower handle so it is not visible outside of the shower when shower door is closed. The suctions cups are ineffective on my tile but I never have use for the suction cups anyway. I did not need to drill holes even though there is not existing drainage holes. The shelves on the caddy are have a very slight slant and dry out without any problems.

Plastic so not rust. Never owned a <hl> plastic shower caddy <hl> until this one and I prefer it over the others. Although it's narrow opening at the top is meant to hang on the shower head pipe I hang it over the shower handle so it is not visible outside of the shower when shower door is closed. The suctions cups are ineffective on my tile but I never have use for the suction cups anyway. I did not need to drill holes even though there is not existing drainage holes. The shelves on the caddy are have a very slight slant and dry out without any problems.


Question: What is at the top of the shower caddy designed for hanging?

Answer: narrow opening

Plastic so not rust. Never owned a plastic shower caddy until this one and I prefer it over the others. <hl> Although it's narrow opening at the top is meant to hang on the shower head pipe I hang it over the shower handle so it is not visible outside of the shower when shower door is closed. <hl> The suctions cups are ineffective on my tile but I never have use for the suction cups anyway. I did not need to drill holes even though there is not existing drainage holes. The shelves on the caddy are have a very slight slant and dry out without any problems.

Plastic so not rust. Never owned a plastic shower caddy until this one and I prefer it over the others. Although it's <hl> narrow opening <hl> at the top is meant to hang on the shower head pipe I hang it over the shower handle so it is not visible outside of the shower when shower door is closed. The suctions cups are ineffective on my tile but I never have use for the suction cups anyway. I did not need to drill holes even though there is not existing drainage holes. The shelves on the caddy are have a very slight slant and dry out without any problems.


Question: How is the suctioncups of the shower caddy on the tiles?

Answer: ineffective

Plastic so not rust. Never owned a plastic shower caddy until this one and I prefer it over the others. Although it's narrow opening at the top is meant to hang on the shower head pipe I hang it over the shower handle so it is not visible outside of the shower when shower door is closed. <hl> The suctions cups are ineffective on my tile <hl> but I never have use for the suction cups anyway. I did not need to drill holes even though there is not existing drainage holes. The shelves on the caddy are have a very slight slant and dry out without any problems.

Plastic so not rust. Never owned a plastic shower caddy until this one and I prefer it over the others. Although it's narrow opening at the top is meant to hang on the shower head pipe I hang it over the shower handle so it is not visible outside of the shower when shower door is closed. The suctions cups are <hl> ineffective <hl> on my tile but I never have use for the suction cups anyway. I did not need to drill holes even though there is not existing drainage holes. The shelves on the caddy are have a very slight slant and dry out without any problems.


Question: What structure in the caddy help it to dry out?

Answer: a very slight slant

Plastic so not rust. Never owned a plastic shower caddy until this one and I prefer it over the others. Although it's narrow opening at the top is meant to hang on the shower head pipe I hang it over the shower handle so it is not visible outside of the shower when shower door is closed. The suctions cups are ineffective on my tile but I never have use for the suction cups anyway. I did not need to drill holes even though there is not existing drainage holes. <hl> The shelves on the caddy are have a very slight slant and dry out without any problems. <hl>

Plastic so not rust. Never owned a plastic shower caddy until this one and I prefer it over the others. Although it's narrow opening at the top is meant to hang on the shower head pipe I hang it over the shower handle so it is not visible outside of the shower when shower door is closed. The suctions cups are ineffective on my tile but I never have use for the suction cups anyway. I did not need to drill holes even though there is not existing drainage holes. The shelves on the caddy are have <hl> a very slight slant <hl> and dry out without any problems.


Question: Where did the author hang the shoer caddy?

Answer: over the shower handle

Plastic so not rust. Never owned a plastic shower caddy until this one and I prefer it over the others. <hl> Although it's narrow opening at the top is meant to hang on the shower head pipe I hang it over the shower handle so it is not visible outside of the shower when shower door is closed. <hl> The suctions cups are ineffective on my tile but I never have use for the suction cups anyway. I did not need to drill holes even though there is not existing drainage holes. The shelves on the caddy are have a very slight slant and dry out without any problems.

Plastic so not rust. Never owned a plastic shower caddy until this one and I prefer it over the others. Although it's narrow opening at the top is meant to hang on the shower head pipe I hang it <hl> over the shower handle <hl> so it is not visible outside of the shower when shower door is closed. The suctions cups are ineffective on my tile but I never have use for the suction cups anyway. I did not need to drill holes even though there is not existing drainage holes. The shelves on the caddy are have a very slight slant and dry out without any problems.


Question: What is the review writing about?

I LOVE fresh pineapple, but don't but it as often as I'd like because I don't like peeling them. I always end up with the hard bits in my spears, and I've also worried that I might lose a finger with my chef's knife.I had my doubts about the OXO pinepple slicer, mainly because it's plastic and the slicing edge didn't seem sharp. However, it cut right through the pineapple! It was a little odd to maneuver at first, but was easier the second time. I did lose some of the juice from the pressure of the cutter, but not a lot. I also had a little too much leftover pineapple from the shell which seemed a waste. It just occurred to me that I might be able to scrape the remaining flesh out and put it in the freezer for smoothies.My slices came out nice and firm. Some of the other reviewers noted getting poor results with pineapple shreds instead of slices. I wonder if the ripeness of the pineapple might affect how well it works. If I end up with a pineapple that is under or over ripe, I'll update my review with any changes worth mentioning.Overall, I'm glad to have this slicer! Normally I don't like gadgets that only do one thing, especially if a knife can do the job just as well. In this case, I feel that the OXO slicer is more efficient and safer than cutting it with a knife.

Answer: OXO pinepple slicer

I LOVE fresh pineapple, but don't but it as often as I'd like because I don't like peeling them. I always end up with the hard bits in my spears, and I've also worried that I might lose a finger with my chef's knife. <hl> I had my doubts about the OXO pinepple slicer , mainly because it's plastic and the slicing edge didn't seem sharp. <hl> However, it cut right through the pineapple! It was a little odd to maneuver at first, but was easier the second time. I did lose some of the juice from the pressure of the cutter, but not a lot. I also had a little too much leftover pineapple from the shell which seemed a waste. It just occurred to me that I might be able to scrape the remaining flesh out and put it in the freezer for smoothies. My slices came out nice and firm. Some of the other reviewers noted getting poor results with pineapple shreds instead of slices. I wonder if the ripeness of the pineapple might affect how well it works. If I end up with a pineapple that is under or over ripe, I'll update my review with any changes worth mentioning. Overall, I'm glad to have this slicer! Normally I don't like gadgets that only do one thing, especially if a knife can do the job just as well. In this case, I feel that the OXO slicer is more efficient and safer than cutting it with a knife.

I LOVE fresh pineapple, but don't but it as often as I'd like because I don't like peeling them. I always end up with the hard bits in my spears, and I've also worried that I might lose a finger with my chef's knife.I had my doubts about the <hl> OXO pinepple slicer <hl>, mainly because it's plastic and the slicing edge didn't seem sharp. However, it cut right through the pineapple! It was a little odd to maneuver at first, but was easier the second time. I did lose some of the juice from the pressure of the cutter, but not a lot. I also had a little too much leftover pineapple from the shell which seemed a waste. It just occurred to me that I might be able to scrape the remaining flesh out and put it in the freezer for smoothies.My slices came out nice and firm. Some of the other reviewers noted getting poor results with pineapple shreds instead of slices. I wonder if the ripeness of the pineapple might affect how well it works. If I end up with a pineapple that is under or over ripe, I'll update my review with any changes worth mentioning.Overall, I'm glad to have this slicer! Normally I don't like gadgets that only do one thing, especially if a knife can do the job just as well. In this case, I feel that the OXO slicer is more efficient and safer than cutting it with a knife.

I had my doubts about the <hl> OXO pinepple slicer <hl> , mainly because it's plastic and the slicing edge didn't seem sharp.


Question: What does the author like?

Answer: fresh pineapple

<hl> I LOVE fresh pineapple , but don't but it as often as I'd like because I don't like peeling them. <hl> I always end up with the hard bits in my spears, and I've also worried that I might lose a finger with my chef's knife. I had my doubts about the OXO pinepple slicer, mainly because it's plastic and the slicing edge didn't seem sharp. However, it cut right through the pineapple! It was a little odd to maneuver at first, but was easier the second time. I did lose some of the juice from the pressure of the cutter, but not a lot. I also had a little too much leftover pineapple from the shell which seemed a waste. It just occurred to me that I might be able to scrape the remaining flesh out and put it in the freezer for smoothies. My slices came out nice and firm. Some of the other reviewers noted getting poor results with pineapple shreds instead of slices. I wonder if the ripeness of the pineapple might affect how well it works. If I end up with a pineapple that is under or over ripe, I'll update my review with any changes worth mentioning. Overall, I'm glad to have this slicer! Normally I don't like gadgets that only do one thing, especially if a knife can do the job just as well. In this case, I feel that the OXO slicer is more efficient and safer than cutting it with a knife.

I LOVE <hl> fresh pineapple <hl>, but don't but it as often as I'd like because I don't like peeling them. I always end up with the hard bits in my spears, and I've also worried that I might lose a finger with my chef's knife.I had my doubts about the OXO pinepple slicer, mainly because it's plastic and the slicing edge didn't seem sharp. However, it cut right through the pineapple! It was a little odd to maneuver at first, but was easier the second time. I did lose some of the juice from the pressure of the cutter, but not a lot. I also had a little too much leftover pineapple from the shell which seemed a waste. It just occurred to me that I might be able to scrape the remaining flesh out and put it in the freezer for smoothies.My slices came out nice and firm. Some of the other reviewers noted getting poor results with pineapple shreds instead of slices. I wonder if the ripeness of the pineapple might affect how well it works. If I end up with a pineapple that is under or over ripe, I'll update my review with any changes worth mentioning.Overall, I'm glad to have this slicer! Normally I don't like gadgets that only do one thing, especially if a knife can do the job just as well. In this case, I feel that the OXO slicer is more efficient and safer than cutting it with a knife.

I LOVE <hl> fresh pineapple <hl> , but don't but it as often as I'd like because I don't like peeling them.


Question: What is more efficient than a knife to cut pineapple?

Answer: OXO slicer

I LOVE fresh pineapple, but don't but it as often as I'd like because I don't like peeling them. I always end up with the hard bits in my spears, and I've also worried that I might lose a finger with my chef's knife. I had my doubts about the OXO pinepple slicer, mainly because it's plastic and the slicing edge didn't seem sharp. However, it cut right through the pineapple! It was a little odd to maneuver at first, but was easier the second time. I did lose some of the juice from the pressure of the cutter, but not a lot. I also had a little too much leftover pineapple from the shell which seemed a waste. It just occurred to me that I might be able to scrape the remaining flesh out and put it in the freezer for smoothies. My slices came out nice and firm. Some of the other reviewers noted getting poor results with pineapple shreds instead of slices. I wonder if the ripeness of the pineapple might affect how well it works. If I end up with a pineapple that is under or over ripe, I'll update my review with any changes worth mentioning. Overall, I'm glad to have this slicer! Normally I don't like gadgets that only do one thing, especially if a knife can do the job just as well. <hl> In this case, I feel that the OXO slicer is more efficient and safer than cutting it with a knife. <hl>

I LOVE fresh pineapple, but don't but it as often as I'd like because I don't like peeling them. I always end up with the hard bits in my spears, and I've also worried that I might lose a finger with my chef's knife.I had my doubts about the OXO pinepple slicer, mainly because it's plastic and the slicing edge didn't seem sharp. However, it cut right through the pineapple! It was a little odd to maneuver at first, but was easier the second time. I did lose some of the juice from the pressure of the cutter, but not a lot. I also had a little too much leftover pineapple from the shell which seemed a waste. It just occurred to me that I might be able to scrape the remaining flesh out and put it in the freezer for smoothies.My slices came out nice and firm. Some of the other reviewers noted getting poor results with pineapple shreds instead of slices. I wonder if the ripeness of the pineapple might affect how well it works. If I end up with a pineapple that is under or over ripe, I'll update my review with any changes worth mentioning.Overall, I'm glad to have this slicer! Normally I don't like gadgets that only do one thing, especially if a knife can do the job just as well. In this case, I feel that the <hl> OXO slicer <hl> is more efficient and safer than cutting it with a knife.


Question: How much leftover pineapple from the shell using OXO slicer?

Answer: a little too much

I LOVE fresh pineapple, but don't but it as often as I'd like because I don't like peeling them. I always end up with the hard bits in my spears, and I've also worried that I might lose a finger with my chef's knife. I had my doubts about the OXO pinepple slicer, mainly because it's plastic and the slicing edge didn't seem sharp. However, it cut right through the pineapple! It was a little odd to maneuver at first, but was easier the second time. I did lose some of the juice from the pressure of the cutter, but not a lot. <hl> I also had a little too much leftover pineapple from the shell which seemed a waste. <hl> It just occurred to me that I might be able to scrape the remaining flesh out and put it in the freezer for smoothies. My slices came out nice and firm. Some of the other reviewers noted getting poor results with pineapple shreds instead of slices. I wonder if the ripeness of the pineapple might affect how well it works. If I end up with a pineapple that is under or over ripe, I'll update my review with any changes worth mentioning. Overall, I'm glad to have this slicer! Normally I don't like gadgets that only do one thing, especially if a knife can do the job just as well. In this case, I feel that the OXO slicer is more efficient and safer than cutting it with a knife.

I LOVE fresh pineapple, but don't but it as often as I'd like because I don't like peeling them. I always end up with the hard bits in my spears, and I've also worried that I might lose a finger with my chef's knife.I had my doubts about the OXO pinepple slicer, mainly because it's plastic and the slicing edge didn't seem sharp. However, it cut right through the pineapple! It was a little odd to maneuver at first, but was easier the second time. I did lose some of the juice from the pressure of the cutter, but not a lot. I also had <hl> a little too much <hl> leftover pineapple from the shell which seemed a waste. It just occurred to me that I might be able to scrape the remaining flesh out and put it in the freezer for smoothies.My slices came out nice and firm. Some of the other reviewers noted getting poor results with pineapple shreds instead of slices. I wonder if the ripeness of the pineapple might affect how well it works. If I end up with a pineapple that is under or over ripe, I'll update my review with any changes worth mentioning.Overall, I'm glad to have this slicer! Normally I don't like gadgets that only do one thing, especially if a knife can do the job just as well. In this case, I feel that the OXO slicer is more efficient and safer than cutting it with a knife.


Question: How much juice was lost using OXO slicer?

Answer: some of the juice

I LOVE fresh pineapple, but don't but it as often as I'd like because I don't like peeling them. I always end up with the hard bits in my spears, and I've also worried that I might lose a finger with my chef's knife. I had my doubts about the OXO pinepple slicer, mainly because it's plastic and the slicing edge didn't seem sharp. However, it cut right through the pineapple! It was a little odd to maneuver at first, but was easier the second time. <hl> I did lose some of the juice from the pressure of the cutter, but not a lot. <hl> I also had a little too much leftover pineapple from the shell which seemed a waste. It just occurred to me that I might be able to scrape the remaining flesh out and put it in the freezer for smoothies. My slices came out nice and firm. Some of the other reviewers noted getting poor results with pineapple shreds instead of slices. I wonder if the ripeness of the pineapple might affect how well it works. If I end up with a pineapple that is under or over ripe, I'll update my review with any changes worth mentioning. Overall, I'm glad to have this slicer! Normally I don't like gadgets that only do one thing, especially if a knife can do the job just as well. In this case, I feel that the OXO slicer is more efficient and safer than cutting it with a knife.

I LOVE fresh pineapple, but don't but it as often as I'd like because I don't like peeling them. I always end up with the hard bits in my spears, and I've also worried that I might lose a finger with my chef's knife.I had my doubts about the OXO pinepple slicer, mainly because it's plastic and the slicing edge didn't seem sharp. However, it cut right through the pineapple! It was a little odd to maneuver at first, but was easier the second time. I did lose <hl> some of the juice <hl> from the pressure of the cutter, but not a lot. I also had a little too much leftover pineapple from the shell which seemed a waste. It just occurred to me that I might be able to scrape the remaining flesh out and put it in the freezer for smoothies.My slices came out nice and firm. Some of the other reviewers noted getting poor results with pineapple shreds instead of slices. I wonder if the ripeness of the pineapple might affect how well it works. If I end up with a pineapple that is under or over ripe, I'll update my review with any changes worth mentioning.Overall, I'm glad to have this slicer! Normally I don't like gadgets that only do one thing, especially if a knife can do the job just as well. In this case, I feel that the OXO slicer is more efficient and safer than cutting it with a knife.


Question: How long has the autor owened the Lasko tower fan?

I've owned the Lasko tower fan with remote control for nearly four years now. I use it every day in the summer and spring. I've never had to change the batteries in the remote in all that time, and it works as well now as it did on the first day of use. The base had to be installed on the fan when it was taken out of its box. My husband did that and said it wasn't hard. I've used all the various settings on the fan, including oscillation, and it works quietly on all settings. I've used it in both my home office and in my bedroom, and I ended up keeping it in my my bedroom because its 40-inch height allows the air it blows to easily reach a person lying on a bed. Also, if I get cold in the middle of the night, the fan's remote allows me to turn off the fan without having to get up.In spite of its height, the fan is light and easy to move. It has an indented hand-hold at its top which makes it easy to pick up the fan and move it from room to room or store it in the garage during the winter.Based on my experience with this fan, I would be happy to purchase another one just like it if the need ever arose.

Answer: nearly four years

<hl> I've owned the Lasko tower fan with remote control for nearly four years now. <hl> I use it every day in the summer and spring. I've never had to change the batteries in the remote in all that time, and it works as well now as it did on the first day of use. The base had to be installed on the fan when it was taken out of its box. My husband did that and said it wasn't hard. I've used all the various settings on the fan, including oscillation, and it works quietly on all settings. I've used it in both my home office and in my bedroom, and I ended up keeping it in my my bedroom because its 40-inch height allows the air it blows to easily reach a person lying on a bed. Also, if I get cold in the middle of the night, the fan's remote allows me to turn off the fan without having to get up. In spite of its height, the fan is light and easy to move. It has an indented hand-hold at its top which makes it easy to pick up the fan and move it from room to room or store it in the garage during the winter. Based on my experience with this fan, I would be happy to purchase another one just like it if the need ever arose.

I've owned the Lasko tower fan with remote control for <hl> nearly four years <hl> now. I use it every day in the summer and spring. I've never had to change the batteries in the remote in all that time, and it works as well now as it did on the first day of use. The base had to be installed on the fan when it was taken out of its box. My husband did that and said it wasn't hard. I've used all the various settings on the fan, including oscillation, and it works quietly on all settings. I've used it in both my home office and in my bedroom, and I ended up keeping it in my my bedroom because its 40-inch height allows the air it blows to easily reach a person lying on a bed. Also, if I get cold in the middle of the night, the fan's remote allows me to turn off the fan without having to get up.In spite of its height, the fan is light and easy to move. It has an indented hand-hold at its top which makes it easy to pick up the fan and move it from room to room or store it in the garage during the winter.Based on my experience with this fan, I would be happy to purchase another one just like it if the need ever arose.


Question: What season was the fan used?

Answer: summer and spring

I've owned the Lasko tower fan with remote control for nearly four years now. <hl> I use it every day in the summer and spring . <hl> I've never had to change the batteries in the remote in all that time, and it works as well now as it did on the first day of use. The base had to be installed on the fan when it was taken out of its box. My husband did that and said it wasn't hard. I've used all the various settings on the fan, including oscillation, and it works quietly on all settings. I've used it in both my home office and in my bedroom, and I ended up keeping it in my my bedroom because its 40-inch height allows the air it blows to easily reach a person lying on a bed. Also, if I get cold in the middle of the night, the fan's remote allows me to turn off the fan without having to get up. In spite of its height, the fan is light and easy to move. It has an indented hand-hold at its top which makes it easy to pick up the fan and move it from room to room or store it in the garage during the winter. Based on my experience with this fan, I would be happy to purchase another one just like it if the need ever arose.

I've owned the Lasko tower fan with remote control for nearly four years now. I use it every day in the <hl> summer and spring <hl>. I've never had to change the batteries in the remote in all that time, and it works as well now as it did on the first day of use. The base had to be installed on the fan when it was taken out of its box. My husband did that and said it wasn't hard. I've used all the various settings on the fan, including oscillation, and it works quietly on all settings. I've used it in both my home office and in my bedroom, and I ended up keeping it in my my bedroom because its 40-inch height allows the air it blows to easily reach a person lying on a bed. Also, if I get cold in the middle of the night, the fan's remote allows me to turn off the fan without having to get up.In spite of its height, the fan is light and easy to move. It has an indented hand-hold at its top which makes it easy to pick up the fan and move it from room to room or store it in the garage during the winter.Based on my experience with this fan, I would be happy to purchase another one just like it if the need ever arose.

I use it every day in the <hl> summer and spring <hl> .


Question: How high is the fan?

Answer: 40-inch

I've owned the Lasko tower fan with remote control for nearly four years now. I use it every day in the summer and spring. I've never had to change the batteries in the remote in all that time, and it works as well now as it did on the first day of use. The base had to be installed on the fan when it was taken out of its box. My husband did that and said it wasn't hard. I've used all the various settings on the fan, including oscillation, and it works quietly on all settings. I've used it in both my home office and in my bedroom, and I ended up keeping it in my my bedroom because <hl> its 40-inch height allows the air it blows to easily reach a person lying on a bed. <hl> Also, if I get cold in the middle of the night, the fan's remote allows me to turn off the fan without having to get up. In spite of its height, the fan is light and easy to move. It has an indented hand-hold at its top which makes it easy to pick up the fan and move it from room to room or store it in the garage during the winter. Based on my experience with this fan, I would be happy to purchase another one just like it if the need ever arose.

I've owned the Lasko tower fan with remote control for nearly four years now. I use it every day in the summer and spring. I've never had to change the batteries in the remote in all that time, and it works as well now as it did on the first day of use. The base had to be installed on the fan when it was taken out of its box. My husband did that and said it wasn't hard. I've used all the various settings on the fan, including oscillation, and it works quietly on all settings. I've used it in both my home office and in my bedroom, and I ended up keeping it in my my bedroom because its <hl> 40-inch <hl> height allows the air it blows to easily reach a person lying on a bed. Also, if I get cold in the middle of the night, the fan's remote allows me to turn off the fan without having to get up.In spite of its height, the fan is light and easy to move. It has an indented hand-hold at its top which makes it easy to pick up the fan and move it from room to room or store it in the garage during the winter.Based on my experience with this fan, I would be happy to purchase another one just like it if the need ever arose.


Question: How difficult is it to install the base?

Answer: wasn't hard

I've owned the Lasko tower fan with remote control for nearly four years now. I use it every day in the summer and spring. I've never had to change the batteries in the remote in all that time, and it works as well now as it did on the first day of use. The base had to be installed on the fan when it was taken out of its box. <hl> My husband did that and said it wasn't hard . <hl> I've used all the various settings on the fan, including oscillation, and it works quietly on all settings. I've used it in both my home office and in my bedroom, and I ended up keeping it in my my bedroom because its 40-inch height allows the air it blows to easily reach a person lying on a bed. Also, if I get cold in the middle of the night, the fan's remote allows me to turn off the fan without having to get up. In spite of its height, the fan is light and easy to move. It has an indented hand-hold at its top which makes it easy to pick up the fan and move it from room to room or store it in the garage during the winter. Based on my experience with this fan, I would be happy to purchase another one just like it if the need ever arose.

I've owned the Lasko tower fan with remote control for nearly four years now. I use it every day in the summer and spring. I've never had to change the batteries in the remote in all that time, and it works as well now as it did on the first day of use. The base had to be installed on the fan when it was taken out of its box. My husband did that and said it <hl> wasn't hard <hl>. I've used all the various settings on the fan, including oscillation, and it works quietly on all settings. I've used it in both my home office and in my bedroom, and I ended up keeping it in my my bedroom because its 40-inch height allows the air it blows to easily reach a person lying on a bed. Also, if I get cold in the middle of the night, the fan's remote allows me to turn off the fan without having to get up.In spite of its height, the fan is light and easy to move. It has an indented hand-hold at its top which makes it easy to pick up the fan and move it from room to room or store it in the garage during the winter.Based on my experience with this fan, I would be happy to purchase another one just like it if the need ever arose.

My husband did that and said it <hl> wasn't hard <hl> .