Question: What is the name of the company that produced the digital oven thermometer?

Answer: Polder

I like everything about this digital oven thermometer except the plastic coated cord on the probe. After 1st use my probe stopped working (maybe it was defective). <hl> Unfortunately, the probe is the one thing Polder doesn't warranty. <hl> I liked the features of this unit so much that I ordered 2 new probes from another company since Amazon doesn't carry the probe for this unit (at least I couldn't find it on their site). To my surprise, the new probes had stainless steel shielding all the way from where it plugs into the unit to the probe itself. Now this is how it should have been made to begin with. The replacement probes were genuine Polder products. Even with the added expense of the better probes I still plan on keeping this unit for a very long time.

I like everything about this digital oven thermometer except the plastic coated cord on the probe. After 1st use my probe stopped working (maybe it was defective). Unfortunately, the probe is the one thing <hl> Polder <hl> doesn't warranty. I liked the features of this unit so much that I ordered 2 new probes from another company since Amazon doesn't carry the probe for this unit (at least I couldn't find it on their site). To my surprise, the new probes had stainless steel shielding all the way from where it plugs into the unit to the probe itself. Now this is how it should have been made to begin with. The replacement probes were genuine Polder products. Even with the added expense of the better probes I still plan on keeping this unit for a very long time.


Question: Where did the customer purchase the oven thermometer?

I like everything about this digital oven thermometer except the plastic coated cord on the probe. After 1st use my probe stopped working (maybe it was defective). Unfortunately, the probe is the one thing Polder doesn't warranty. I liked the features of this unit so much that I ordered 2 new probes from another company since Amazon doesn't carry the probe for this unit (at least I couldn't find it on their site). To my surprise, the new probes had stainless steel shielding all the way from where it plugs into the unit to the probe itself. Now this is how it should have been made to begin with. The replacement probes were genuine Polder products. Even with the added expense of the better probes I still plan on keeping this unit for a very long time.

Answer: Amazon

I like everything about this digital oven thermometer except the plastic coated cord on the probe. After 1st use my probe stopped working (maybe it was defective). Unfortunately, the probe is the one thing Polder doesn't warranty. <hl> I liked the features of this unit so much that I ordered 2 new probes from another company since Amazon doesn't carry the probe for this unit (at least I couldn't find it on their site). <hl> To my surprise, the new probes had stainless steel shielding all the way from where it plugs into the unit to the probe itself. Now this is how it should have been made to begin with. The replacement probes were genuine Polder products. Even with the added expense of the better probes I still plan on keeping this unit for a very long time.

I like everything about this digital oven thermometer except the plastic coated cord on the probe. After 1st use my probe stopped working (maybe it was defective). Unfortunately, the probe is the one thing Polder doesn't warranty. I liked the features of this unit so much that I ordered 2 new probes from another company since <hl> Amazon <hl> doesn't carry the probe for this unit (at least I couldn't find it on their site). To my surprise, the new probes had stainless steel shielding all the way from where it plugs into the unit to the probe itself. Now this is how it should have been made to begin with. The replacement probes were genuine Polder products. Even with the added expense of the better probes I still plan on keeping this unit for a very long time.


Question: What does the customer plan on using for a long time?

Answer: digital oven thermometer

<hl> I like everything about this digital oven thermometer except the plastic coated cord on the probe. <hl> After 1st use my probe stopped working (maybe it was defective). Unfortunately, the probe is the one thing Polder doesn't warranty. I liked the features of this unit so much that I ordered 2 new probes from another company since Amazon doesn't carry the probe for this unit (at least I couldn't find it on their site). To my surprise, the new probes had stainless steel shielding all the way from where it plugs into the unit to the probe itself. Now this is how it should have been made to begin with. The replacement probes were genuine Polder products. Even with the added expense of the better probes I still plan on keeping this unit for a very long time.

I like everything about this <hl> digital oven thermometer <hl> except the plastic coated cord on the probe. After 1st use my probe stopped working (maybe it was defective). Unfortunately, the probe is the one thing Polder doesn't warranty. I liked the features of this unit so much that I ordered 2 new probes from another company since Amazon doesn't carry the probe for this unit (at least I couldn't find it on their site). To my surprise, the new probes had stainless steel shielding all the way from where it plugs into the unit to the probe itself. Now this is how it should have been made to begin with. The replacement probes were genuine Polder products. Even with the added expense of the better probes I still plan on keeping this unit for a very long time.


Question: The customers previous infuser was made out of what?

My other infuser is a plasticy mesh that lets no leaves through. It is better.That said, this one is not bad. It is stainless steel with punched holes that allow small tea particles into the cup. The lid covers nicely while steeping and provides a good place to sit the wet leaves- it has an inner ring that keeps the liquid from flowing out as the leaves drain.It is relatively difficult to clean as small leaves stick to the inside along the perforations and along the top edge where the metal is joined together. It takes more time to clean than the mesh style.I purchased this because I thought it would last forever (ForLife), but I noticed a gash in it, in the perforated section, not long after I got it. I don't know if it was there when I got it or if I did it somehow, but now I assume it is more fragile than it appears.Amazon has removed this item from sale several times due to quality issues, but there was never an explanation. I need another infuser and I'll be trying something else. This one is just ok.

Answer: plasticy mesh

<hl> My other infuser is a plasticy mesh that lets no leaves through. <hl> It is better. That said, this one is not bad. It is stainless steel with punched holes that allow small tea particles into the cup. The lid covers nicely while steeping and provides a good place to sit the wet leaves- it has an inner ring that keeps the liquid from flowing out as the leaves drain. It is relatively difficult to clean as small leaves stick to the inside along the perforations and along the top edge where the metal is joined together. It takes more time to clean than the mesh style. I purchased this because I thought it would last forever (ForLife), but I noticed a gash in it, in the perforated section, not long after I got it. I don't know if it was there when I got it or if I did it somehow, but now I assume it is more fragile than it appears. Amazon has removed this item from sale several times due to quality issues, but there was never an explanation. I need another infuser and I'll be trying something else. This one is just ok.

My other infuser is a <hl> plasticy mesh <hl> that lets no leaves through. It is better.That said, this one is not bad. It is stainless steel with punched holes that allow small tea particles into the cup. The lid covers nicely while steeping and provides a good place to sit the wet leaves- it has an inner ring that keeps the liquid from flowing out as the leaves drain.It is relatively difficult to clean as small leaves stick to the inside along the perforations and along the top edge where the metal is joined together. It takes more time to clean than the mesh style.I purchased this because I thought it would last forever (ForLife), but I noticed a gash in it, in the perforated section, not long after I got it. I don't know if it was there when I got it or if I did it somehow, but now I assume it is more fragile than it appears.Amazon has removed this item from sale several times due to quality issues, but there was never an explanation. I need another infuser and I'll be trying something else. This one is just ok.


Question: The customers new infuser is made from what?

Answer: stainless steel

My other infuser is a plasticy mesh that lets no leaves through. It is better. That said, this one is not bad. <hl> It is stainless steel with punched holes that allow small tea particles into the cup. <hl> The lid covers nicely while steeping and provides a good place to sit the wet leaves- it has an inner ring that keeps the liquid from flowing out as the leaves drain. It is relatively difficult to clean as small leaves stick to the inside along the perforations and along the top edge where the metal is joined together. It takes more time to clean than the mesh style. I purchased this because I thought it would last forever (ForLife), but I noticed a gash in it, in the perforated section, not long after I got it. I don't know if it was there when I got it or if I did it somehow, but now I assume it is more fragile than it appears. Amazon has removed this item from sale several times due to quality issues, but there was never an explanation. I need another infuser and I'll be trying something else. This one is just ok.

My other infuser is a plasticy mesh that lets no leaves through. It is better.That said, this one is not bad. It is <hl> stainless steel <hl> with punched holes that allow small tea particles into the cup. The lid covers nicely while steeping and provides a good place to sit the wet leaves- it has an inner ring that keeps the liquid from flowing out as the leaves drain.It is relatively difficult to clean as small leaves stick to the inside along the perforations and along the top edge where the metal is joined together. It takes more time to clean than the mesh style.I purchased this because I thought it would last forever (ForLife), but I noticed a gash in it, in the perforated section, not long after I got it. I don't know if it was there when I got it or if I did it somehow, but now I assume it is more fragile than it appears.Amazon has removed this item from sale several times due to quality issues, but there was never an explanation. I need another infuser and I'll be trying something else. This one is just ok.


Question: Unlike the customers previous infuser, the new one allows for what to seep into the cup?

Answer: tea particles

My other infuser is a plasticy mesh that lets no leaves through. It is better. That said, this one is not bad. <hl> It is stainless steel with punched holes that allow small tea particles into the cup. <hl> The lid covers nicely while steeping and provides a good place to sit the wet leaves- it has an inner ring that keeps the liquid from flowing out as the leaves drain. It is relatively difficult to clean as small leaves stick to the inside along the perforations and along the top edge where the metal is joined together. It takes more time to clean than the mesh style. I purchased this because I thought it would last forever (ForLife), but I noticed a gash in it, in the perforated section, not long after I got it. I don't know if it was there when I got it or if I did it somehow, but now I assume it is more fragile than it appears. Amazon has removed this item from sale several times due to quality issues, but there was never an explanation. I need another infuser and I'll be trying something else. This one is just ok.

My other infuser is a plasticy mesh that lets no leaves through. It is better.That said, this one is not bad. It is stainless steel with punched holes that allow small <hl> tea particles <hl> into the cup. The lid covers nicely while steeping and provides a good place to sit the wet leaves- it has an inner ring that keeps the liquid from flowing out as the leaves drain.It is relatively difficult to clean as small leaves stick to the inside along the perforations and along the top edge where the metal is joined together. It takes more time to clean than the mesh style.I purchased this because I thought it would last forever (ForLife), but I noticed a gash in it, in the perforated section, not long after I got it. I don't know if it was there when I got it or if I did it somehow, but now I assume it is more fragile than it appears.Amazon has removed this item from sale several times due to quality issues, but there was never an explanation. I need another infuser and I'll be trying something else. This one is just ok.


Question: The customer admires this part of the infuser, because it allows them a place to set the wet leaves?

Answer: lid

My other infuser is a plasticy mesh that lets no leaves through. It is better. That said, this one is not bad. It is stainless steel with punched holes that allow small tea particles into the cup. <hl> The lid covers nicely while steeping and provides a good place to sit the wet leaves- it has an inner ring that keeps the liquid from flowing out as the leaves drain. <hl> It is relatively difficult to clean as small leaves stick to the inside along the perforations and along the top edge where the metal is joined together. It takes more time to clean than the mesh style. I purchased this because I thought it would last forever (ForLife), but I noticed a gash in it, in the perforated section, not long after I got it. I don't know if it was there when I got it or if I did it somehow, but now I assume it is more fragile than it appears. Amazon has removed this item from sale several times due to quality issues, but there was never an explanation. I need another infuser and I'll be trying something else. This one is just ok.

My other infuser is a plasticy mesh that lets no leaves through. It is better.That said, this one is not bad. It is stainless steel with punched holes that allow small tea particles into the cup. The <hl> lid <hl> covers nicely while steeping and provides a good place to sit the wet leaves- it has an inner ring that keeps the liquid from flowing out as the leaves drain.It is relatively difficult to clean as small leaves stick to the inside along the perforations and along the top edge where the metal is joined together. It takes more time to clean than the mesh style.I purchased this because I thought it would last forever (ForLife), but I noticed a gash in it, in the perforated section, not long after I got it. I don't know if it was there when I got it or if I did it somehow, but now I assume it is more fragile than it appears.Amazon has removed this item from sale several times due to quality issues, but there was never an explanation. I need another infuser and I'll be trying something else. This one is just ok.


Question: Unfortunately the customer saus that it is hard to?

Answer: It takes more time to clean than the mesh style.I purchased this because I thought it would last forever (ForLife),

My other infuser is a plasticy mesh that lets no leaves through. It is better. That said, this one is not bad. It is stainless steel with punched holes that allow small tea particles into the cup. The lid covers nicely while steeping and provides a good place to sit the wet leaves- it has an inner ring that keeps the liquid from flowing out as the leaves drain. It is relatively difficult to clean as small leaves stick to the inside along the perforations and along the top edge where the metal is joined together. <hl> It takes more time to clean than the mesh style.I purchased this because I thought it would last forever (ForLife), but I noticed a gash in it, in the perforated section, not long after I got it. <hl> I don't know if it was there when I got it or if I did it somehow, but now I assume it is more fragile than it appears. Amazon has removed this item from sale several times due to quality issues, but there was never an explanation. I need another infuser and I'll be trying something else. This one is just ok.

My other infuser is a plasticy mesh that lets no leaves through. It is better.That said, this one is not bad. It is stainless steel with punched holes that allow small tea particles into the cup. The lid covers nicely while steeping and provides a good place to sit the wet leaves- it has an inner ring that keeps the liquid from flowing out as the leaves drain.It is relatively difficult to clean as small leaves stick to the inside along the perforations and along the top edge where the metal is joined together. <hl> It takes more time to clean than the mesh style.I purchased this because I thought it would last forever (ForLife), <hl> but I noticed a gash in it, in the perforated section, not long after I got it. I don't know if it was there when I got it or if I did it somehow, but now I assume it is more fragile than it appears.Amazon has removed this item from sale several times due to quality issues, but there was never an explanation. I need another infuser and I'll be trying something else. This one is just ok.


Question: Steamers are great for hardwood floor, because it allows them to be thoroughly cleaned without using what?

i like using a steamer on hardwood floors as it really cleans them without using chemicals. i don't like using vinegar and water either as i think it leaves the floors looking dull. this steamer works, but there are better ones out there. i didn't like the way the pads attach to the steamer. you have to be careful when laundering. i wouldn't put them in the dryer because if they shrink, they are not going to fit. i have used other rags (diaper cloths) with the steamer, but if the material is too thin, i felt it didn't work as well. i prefer some of the newer designed shark steamers over this one. i like the shape and design of the pads better. you don't have to worry about them staying in place as with this one.

Answer: chemicals

<hl> i like using a steamer on hardwood floors as it really cleans them without using chemicals . <hl> i don't like using vinegar and water either as i think it leaves the floors looking dull. this steamer works, but there are better ones out there. i didn't like the way the pads attach to the steamer. you have to be careful when laundering. i wouldn't put them in the dryer because if they shrink, they are not going to fit. i have used other rags (diaper cloths) with the steamer, but if the material is too thin, i felt it didn't work as well. i prefer some of the newer designed shark steamers over this one. i like the shape and design of the pads better. you don't have to worry about them staying in place as with this one.

i like using a steamer on hardwood floors as it really cleans them without using <hl> chemicals <hl>. i don't like using vinegar and water either as i think it leaves the floors looking dull. this steamer works, but there are better ones out there. i didn't like the way the pads attach to the steamer. you have to be careful when laundering. i wouldn't put them in the dryer because if they shrink, they are not going to fit. i have used other rags (diaper cloths) with the steamer, but if the material is too thin, i felt it didn't work as well. i prefer some of the newer designed shark steamers over this one. i like the shape and design of the pads better. you don't have to worry about them staying in place as with this one.

i like using a steamer on hardwood floors as it really cleans them without using <hl> chemicals <hl> .


Question: Even natural cleaners like vinegar can leave the floor looking what?

Answer: dull.

i like using a steamer on hardwood floors as it really cleans them without using chemicals. <hl> i don't like using vinegar and water either as i think it leaves the floors looking dull. this steamer works, but there are better ones out there. <hl> i didn't like the way the pads attach to the steamer. you have to be careful when laundering. i wouldn't put them in the dryer because if they shrink, they are not going to fit. i have used other rags (diaper cloths) with the steamer, but if the material is too thin, i felt it didn't work as well. i prefer some of the newer designed shark steamers over this one. i like the shape and design of the pads better. you don't have to worry about them staying in place as with this one.

i like using a steamer on hardwood floors as it really cleans them without using chemicals. i don't like using vinegar and water either as i think it leaves the floors looking <hl> dull. <hl> this steamer works, but there are better ones out there. i didn't like the way the pads attach to the steamer. you have to be careful when laundering. i wouldn't put them in the dryer because if they shrink, they are not going to fit. i have used other rags (diaper cloths) with the steamer, but if the material is too thin, i felt it didn't work as well. i prefer some of the newer designed shark steamers over this one. i like the shape and design of the pads better. you don't have to worry about them staying in place as with this one.


Question: Do not put the pads in the dryer because what might happen?

Answer: they shrink

i like using a steamer on hardwood floors as it really cleans them without using chemicals. i don't like using vinegar and water either as i think it leaves the floors looking dull. this steamer works, but there are better ones out there. i didn't like the way the pads attach to the steamer. you have to be careful when laundering. <hl> i wouldn't put them in the dryer because if they shrink , they are not going to fit. <hl> i have used other rags (diaper cloths) with the steamer, but if the material is too thin, i felt it didn't work as well. i prefer some of the newer designed shark steamers over this one. i like the shape and design of the pads better. you don't have to worry about them staying in place as with this one.

i like using a steamer on hardwood floors as it really cleans them without using chemicals. i don't like using vinegar and water either as i think it leaves the floors looking dull. this steamer works, but there are better ones out there. i didn't like the way the pads attach to the steamer. you have to be careful when laundering. i wouldn't put them in the dryer because if <hl> they shrink <hl>, they are not going to fit. i have used other rags (diaper cloths) with the steamer, but if the material is too thin, i felt it didn't work as well. i prefer some of the newer designed shark steamers over this one. i like the shape and design of the pads better. you don't have to worry about them staying in place as with this one.

i wouldn't put them in the dryer because if <hl> they shrink <hl> , they are not going to fit.


Question: The customer once used this type of rag?

Answer: the newer designed shark steamers

i like using a steamer on hardwood floors as it really cleans them without using chemicals. i don't like using vinegar and water either as i think it leaves the floors looking dull. this steamer works, but there are better ones out there. i didn't like the way the pads attach to the steamer. you have to be careful when laundering. i wouldn't put them in the dryer because if they shrink, they are not going to fit. i have used other rags (diaper cloths) with the steamer, but if the material is too thin, i felt it didn't work as well. <hl> i prefer some of the newer designed shark steamers over this one. <hl> i like the shape and design of the pads better. you don't have to worry about them staying in place as with this one.

i like using a steamer on hardwood floors as it really cleans them without using chemicals. i don't like using vinegar and water either as i think it leaves the floors looking dull. this steamer works, but there are better ones out there. i didn't like the way the pads attach to the steamer. you have to be careful when laundering. i wouldn't put them in the dryer because if they shrink, they are not going to fit. i have used other rags (diaper cloths) with the steamer, but if the material is too thin, i felt it didn't work as well. i prefer some of <hl> the newer designed shark steamers <hl> over this one. i like the shape and design of the pads better. you don't have to worry about them staying in place as with this one.


Question: Over all this steamer works, but the customer prefers?

Answer: the newer designed shark steamers

i like using a steamer on hardwood floors as it really cleans them without using chemicals. i don't like using vinegar and water either as i think it leaves the floors looking dull. this steamer works, but there are better ones out there. i didn't like the way the pads attach to the steamer. you have to be careful when laundering. i wouldn't put them in the dryer because if they shrink, they are not going to fit. i have used other rags (diaper cloths) with the steamer, but if the material is too thin, i felt it didn't work as well. <hl> i prefer some of the newer designed shark steamers over this one. <hl> i like the shape and design of the pads better. you don't have to worry about them staying in place as with this one.

i like using a steamer on hardwood floors as it really cleans them without using chemicals. i don't like using vinegar and water either as i think it leaves the floors looking dull. this steamer works, but there are better ones out there. i didn't like the way the pads attach to the steamer. you have to be careful when laundering. i wouldn't put them in the dryer because if they shrink, they are not going to fit. i have used other rags (diaper cloths) with the steamer, but if the material is too thin, i felt it didn't work as well. i prefer some of <hl> the newer designed shark steamers <hl> over this one. i like the shape and design of the pads better. you don't have to worry about them staying in place as with this one.


Question: According to the customer review this particular griddle cooks the food in what undesirable way?

I really like this griddle because I like the cooking space, BUT the griddle cooks unevenly. I'm not sure if this will go away over time. When making pancakes you can clearly see that parts of the pancake are cooking faster/better. It still cooks all the way through but I really wish it was more even. It heats to temperature quickly. The griddle does a good job of not letting food stick and I really like the tilt n' drain function. If it were not for the uneven heat I would definitely rate this at a 4 or 5 stars, but I really expected more for the overall review rating.

Answer: unevenly.

<hl> I really like this griddle because I like the cooking space, BUT the griddle cooks unevenly. I'm not sure if this will go away over time. <hl> When making pancakes you can clearly see that parts of the pancake are cooking faster/better. It still cooks all the way through but I really wish it was more even. It heats to temperature quickly. The griddle does a good job of not letting food stick and I really like the tilt n' drain function. If it were not for the uneven heat I would definitely rate this at a 4 or 5 stars, but I really expected more for the overall review rating.

I really like this griddle because I like the cooking space, BUT the griddle cooks <hl> unevenly. <hl> I'm not sure if this will go away over time. When making pancakes you can clearly see that parts of the pancake are cooking faster/better. It still cooks all the way through but I really wish it was more even. It heats to temperature quickly. The griddle does a good job of not letting food stick and I really like the tilt n' drain function. If it were not for the uneven heat I would definitely rate this at a 4 or 5 stars, but I really expected more for the overall review rating.


Question: Despite cooking unevenly, the pancakes are still thoroughly what?

Answer: all the way through

I really like this griddle because I like the cooking space, BUT the griddle cooks unevenly. I'm not sure if this will go away over time. When making pancakes you can clearly see that parts of the pancake are cooking faster/better. <hl> It still cooks all the way through but I really wish it was more even. <hl> It heats to temperature quickly. The griddle does a good job of not letting food stick and I really like the tilt n' drain function. If it were not for the uneven heat I would definitely rate this at a 4 or 5 stars, but I really expected more for the overall review rating.

I really like this griddle because I like the cooking space, BUT the griddle cooks unevenly. I'm not sure if this will go away over time. When making pancakes you can clearly see that parts of the pancake are cooking faster/better. It still cooks <hl> all the way through <hl> but I really wish it was more even. It heats to temperature quickly. The griddle does a good job of not letting food stick and I really like the tilt n' drain function. If it were not for the uneven heat I would definitely rate this at a 4 or 5 stars, but I really expected more for the overall review rating.


Question: Another good quality of this griddle is that it heats very what?

Answer: quickly

It heats to temperature quickly .

I really like this griddle because I like the cooking space, BUT the griddle cooks unevenly. I'm not sure if this will go away over time. When making pancakes you can clearly see that parts of the pancake are cooking faster/better. It still cooks all the way through but I really wish it was more even. <hl> It heats to temperature quickly . <hl> The griddle does a good job of not letting food stick and I really like the tilt n' drain function. If it were not for the uneven heat I would definitely rate this at a 4 or 5 stars, but I really expected more for the overall review rating.

I really like this griddle because I like the cooking space, BUT the griddle cooks unevenly. I'm not sure if this will go away over time. When making pancakes you can clearly see that parts of the pancake are cooking faster/better. It still cooks all the way through but I really wish it was more even. It heats to temperature <hl> quickly <hl>. The griddle does a good job of not letting food stick and I really like the tilt n' drain function. If it were not for the uneven heat I would definitely rate this at a 4 or 5 stars, but I really expected more for the overall review rating.

It heats to temperature <hl> quickly <hl> .


Question: The griddle also does a good job at preventing what?

Answer: food stick

I really like this griddle because I like the cooking space, BUT the griddle cooks unevenly. I'm not sure if this will go away over time. When making pancakes you can clearly see that parts of the pancake are cooking faster/better. It still cooks all the way through but I really wish it was more even. It heats to temperature quickly. <hl> The griddle does a good job of not letting food stick and I really like the tilt n' drain function. <hl> If it were not for the uneven heat I would definitely rate this at a 4 or 5 stars, but I really expected more for the overall review rating.

I really like this griddle because I like the cooking space, BUT the griddle cooks unevenly. I'm not sure if this will go away over time. When making pancakes you can clearly see that parts of the pancake are cooking faster/better. It still cooks all the way through but I really wish it was more even. It heats to temperature quickly. The griddle does a good job of not letting <hl> food stick <hl> and I really like the tilt n' drain function. If it were not for the uneven heat I would definitely rate this at a 4 or 5 stars, but I really expected more for the overall review rating.


Question: The customer really likes this function of the griddle?

Answer: tilt n' drain

I really like this griddle because I like the cooking space, BUT the griddle cooks unevenly. I'm not sure if this will go away over time. When making pancakes you can clearly see that parts of the pancake are cooking faster/better. It still cooks all the way through but I really wish it was more even. It heats to temperature quickly. <hl> The griddle does a good job of not letting food stick and I really like the tilt n' drain function. <hl> If it were not for the uneven heat I would definitely rate this at a 4 or 5 stars, but I really expected more for the overall review rating.

I really like this griddle because I like the cooking space, BUT the griddle cooks unevenly. I'm not sure if this will go away over time. When making pancakes you can clearly see that parts of the pancake are cooking faster/better. It still cooks all the way through but I really wish it was more even. It heats to temperature quickly. The griddle does a good job of not letting food stick and I really like the <hl> tilt n' drain <hl> function. If it were not for the uneven heat I would definitely rate this at a 4 or 5 stars, but I really expected more for the overall review rating.


Question: The pasta maker in question is secured to the counter with a what?

This pasta maker is really easy to use. Simply bolt it to your counter top using the included clip, adjust the knob to desired thickness and feed in your dough using the hand crank, progressively adjusting to the knob to make the dough thinner each time you send it through. Once thin enough, throw on your pasta attachment to select the type of pasta you want- either spaghetti or fettuccine and feed the dough through using the hand crank- and presto! you have fresh pasta. It's really that easy to use.Cleaning is pretty easy as well. Simply rub off any excess flour using a damp cloth and take a damp paper towel and feed it through each of the dough and pasta attachments using the hand crack. I highly recommend this for anyone considering making pasta.

Answer: bolt

This pasta maker is really easy to use. <hl> Simply bolt it to your counter top using the included clip, adjust the knob to desired thickness and feed in your dough using the hand crank, progressively adjusting to the knob to make the dough thinner each time you send it through. <hl> Once thin enough, throw on your pasta attachment to select the type of pasta you want- either spaghetti or fettuccine and feed the dough through using the hand crank- and presto! you have fresh pasta. It's really that easy to use. Cleaning is pretty easy as well. Simply rub off any excess flour using a damp cloth and take a damp paper towel and feed it through each of the dough and pasta attachments using the hand crack. I highly recommend this for anyone considering making pasta.

This pasta maker is really easy to use. Simply <hl> bolt <hl> it to your counter top using the included clip, adjust the knob to desired thickness and feed in your dough using the hand crank, progressively adjusting to the knob to make the dough thinner each time you send it through. Once thin enough, throw on your pasta attachment to select the type of pasta you want- either spaghetti or fettuccine and feed the dough through using the hand crank- and presto! you have fresh pasta. It's really that easy to use.Cleaning is pretty easy as well. Simply rub off any excess flour using a damp cloth and take a damp paper towel and feed it through each of the dough and pasta attachments using the hand crack. I highly recommend this for anyone considering making pasta.


Question: The pasta maker can be adjusted to your what?

Answer: desired thickness

This pasta maker is really easy to use. <hl> Simply bolt it to your counter top using the included clip, adjust the knob to desired thickness and feed in your dough using the hand crank, progressively adjusting to the knob to make the dough thinner each time you send it through. <hl> Once thin enough, throw on your pasta attachment to select the type of pasta you want- either spaghetti or fettuccine and feed the dough through using the hand crank- and presto! you have fresh pasta. It's really that easy to use. Cleaning is pretty easy as well. Simply rub off any excess flour using a damp cloth and take a damp paper towel and feed it through each of the dough and pasta attachments using the hand crack. I highly recommend this for anyone considering making pasta.

This pasta maker is really easy to use. Simply bolt it to your counter top using the included clip, adjust the knob to <hl> desired thickness <hl> and feed in your dough using the hand crank, progressively adjusting to the knob to make the dough thinner each time you send it through. Once thin enough, throw on your pasta attachment to select the type of pasta you want- either spaghetti or fettuccine and feed the dough through using the hand crank- and presto! you have fresh pasta. It's really that easy to use.Cleaning is pretty easy as well. Simply rub off any excess flour using a damp cloth and take a damp paper towel and feed it through each of the dough and pasta attachments using the hand crack. I highly recommend this for anyone considering making pasta.


Question: The pasta maker had what kind of crank?

Answer: .Cleaning is pretty easy as well. Simply rub off any excess flour using a damp cloth

This pasta maker is really easy to use. Simply bolt it to your counter top using the included clip, adjust the knob to desired thickness and feed in your dough using the hand crank, progressively adjusting to the knob to make the dough thinner each time you send it through. Once thin enough, throw on your pasta attachment to select the type of pasta you want- either spaghetti or fettuccine and feed the dough through using the hand crank- and presto! you have fresh pasta. <hl> It's really that easy to use .Cleaning is pretty easy as well. Simply rub off any excess flour using a damp cloth and take a damp paper towel and feed it through each of the dough and pasta attachments using the hand crack. <hl> I highly recommend this for anyone considering making pasta.

This pasta maker is really easy to use. Simply bolt it to your counter top using the included clip, adjust the knob to desired thickness and feed in your dough using the hand crank, progressively adjusting to the knob to make the dough thinner each time you send it through. Once thin enough, throw on your pasta attachment to select the type of pasta you want- either spaghetti or fettuccine and feed the dough through using the hand crank- and presto! you have fresh pasta. It's really that easy to use<hl> .Cleaning is pretty easy as well. Simply rub off any excess flour using a damp cloth <hl> and take a damp paper towel and feed it through each of the dough and pasta attachments using the hand crack. I highly recommend this for anyone considering making pasta.

It's really that easy to use <hl> .Cleaning is pretty easy as well. Simply rub off any excess flour using a damp cloth <hl> and take a damp paper towel and feed it through each of the dough and pasta attachments using the hand crack.


Question: What are the two kind of pasta settings on the pasta maker?

Answer: spaghetti or fettuccine

This pasta maker is really easy to use. Simply bolt it to your counter top using the included clip, adjust the knob to desired thickness and feed in your dough using the hand crank, progressively adjusting to the knob to make the dough thinner each time you send it through. <hl> Once thin enough, throw on your pasta attachment to select the type of pasta you want- either spaghetti or fettuccine and feed the dough through using the hand crank- and presto! <hl> you have fresh pasta. It's really that easy to use. Cleaning is pretty easy as well. Simply rub off any excess flour using a damp cloth and take a damp paper towel and feed it through each of the dough and pasta attachments using the hand crack. I highly recommend this for anyone considering making pasta.

This pasta maker is really easy to use. Simply bolt it to your counter top using the included clip, adjust the knob to desired thickness and feed in your dough using the hand crank, progressively adjusting to the knob to make the dough thinner each time you send it through. Once thin enough, throw on your pasta attachment to select the type of pasta you want- either <hl> spaghetti or fettuccine <hl> and feed the dough through using the hand crank- and presto! you have fresh pasta. It's really that easy to use.Cleaning is pretty easy as well. Simply rub off any excess flour using a damp cloth and take a damp paper towel and feed it through each of the dough and pasta attachments using the hand crack. I highly recommend this for anyone considering making pasta.


Question: Cleaning, this pasta maker is what?

Answer: pretty easy

Cleaning is pretty easy as well.

This pasta maker is really easy to use. Simply bolt it to your counter top using the included clip, adjust the knob to desired thickness and feed in your dough using the hand crank, progressively adjusting to the knob to make the dough thinner each time you send it through. Once thin enough, throw on your pasta attachment to select the type of pasta you want- either spaghetti or fettuccine and feed the dough through using the hand crank- and presto! you have fresh pasta. It's really that easy to use. <hl> Cleaning is pretty easy as well. <hl> Simply rub off any excess flour using a damp cloth and take a damp paper towel and feed it through each of the dough and pasta attachments using the hand crack. I highly recommend this for anyone considering making pasta.

This pasta maker is really easy to use. Simply bolt it to your counter top using the included clip, adjust the knob to desired thickness and feed in your dough using the hand crank, progressively adjusting to the knob to make the dough thinner each time you send it through. Once thin enough, throw on your pasta attachment to select the type of pasta you want- either spaghetti or fettuccine and feed the dough through using the hand crank- and presto! you have fresh pasta. It's really that easy to use.Cleaning is <hl> pretty easy <hl> as well. Simply rub off any excess flour using a damp cloth and take a damp paper towel and feed it through each of the dough and pasta attachments using the hand crack. I highly recommend this for anyone considering making pasta.


Question: The product the person is reviewing is called what?

I have a 12-ounce original "This is Not a Paper Cup" that I've used for quite a while, and wanted a slightly larger similar version. As they say, this one is single walled, so not much on the thermal insulation. It's a glossy finish, and the sleeve is comfortable, and is easily slid off for washing. The lid is the same size as my other one, which makes it convenient. As of today, I can vouch for the sturdiness - I knocked it off the countertop, and it hit the un-carpeted floor with a thud, but had no damage.

Answer: "This is Not a Paper Cup"

<hl> I have a 12-ounce original "This is Not a Paper Cup" that I've used for quite a while, and wanted a slightly larger similar version. <hl> As they say, this one is single walled, so not much on the thermal insulation. It's a glossy finish, and the sleeve is comfortable, and is easily slid off for washing. The lid is the same size as my other one, which makes it convenient. As of today, I can vouch for the sturdiness - I knocked it off the countertop, and it hit the un-carpeted floor with a thud, but had no damage.

I have a 12-ounce original <hl> "This is Not a Paper Cup" <hl> that I've used for quite a while, and wanted a slightly larger similar version. As they say, this one is single walled, so not much on the thermal insulation. It's a glossy finish, and the sleeve is comfortable, and is easily slid off for washing. The lid is the same size as my other one, which makes it convenient. As of today, I can vouch for the sturdiness - I knocked it off the countertop, and it hit the un-carpeted floor with a thud, but had no damage.


Question: How many walls does this product have?

Answer: single

I have a 12-ounce original "This is Not a Paper Cup" that I've used for quite a while, and wanted a slightly larger similar version. <hl> As they say, this one is single walled, so not much on the thermal insulation. <hl> It's a glossy finish, and the sleeve is comfortable, and is easily slid off for washing. The lid is the same size as my other one, which makes it convenient. As of today, I can vouch for the sturdiness - I knocked it off the countertop, and it hit the un-carpeted floor with a thud, but had no damage.

I have a 12-ounce original "This is Not a Paper Cup" that I've used for quite a while, and wanted a slightly larger similar version. As they say, this one is <hl> single <hl> walled, so not much on the thermal insulation. It's a glossy finish, and the sleeve is comfortable, and is easily slid off for washing. The lid is the same size as my other one, which makes it convenient. As of today, I can vouch for the sturdiness - I knocked it off the countertop, and it hit the un-carpeted floor with a thud, but had no damage.


Question: Does the single wall provide a  lot of insulation?

Answer: not much

I have a 12-ounce original "This is Not a Paper Cup" that I've used for quite a while, and wanted a slightly larger similar version. <hl> As they say, this one is single walled, so not much on the thermal insulation. <hl> It's a glossy finish, and the sleeve is comfortable, and is easily slid off for washing. The lid is the same size as my other one, which makes it convenient. As of today, I can vouch for the sturdiness - I knocked it off the countertop, and it hit the un-carpeted floor with a thud, but had no damage.

I have a 12-ounce original "This is Not a Paper Cup" that I've used for quite a while, and wanted a slightly larger similar version. As they say, this one is single walled, so <hl> not much <hl> on the thermal insulation. It's a glossy finish, and the sleeve is comfortable, and is easily slid off for washing. The lid is the same size as my other one, which makes it convenient. As of today, I can vouch for the sturdiness - I knocked it off the countertop, and it hit the un-carpeted floor with a thud, but had no damage.


Question: How does the customer know the product is durable?

Answer: knocked it off the countertop

I have a 12-ounce original "This is Not a Paper Cup" that I've used for quite a while, and wanted a slightly larger similar version. As they say, this one is single walled, so not much on the thermal insulation. It's a glossy finish, and the sleeve is comfortable, and is easily slid off for washing. The lid is the same size as my other one, which makes it convenient. <hl> As of today, I can vouch for the sturdiness - I knocked it off the countertop , and it hit the un-carpeted floor with a thud, but had no damage. <hl>

I have a 12-ounce original "This is Not a Paper Cup" that I've used for quite a while, and wanted a slightly larger similar version. As they say, this one is single walled, so not much on the thermal insulation. It's a glossy finish, and the sleeve is comfortable, and is easily slid off for washing. The lid is the same size as my other one, which makes it convenient. As of today, I can vouch for the sturdiness - I <hl> knocked it off the countertop <hl>, and it hit the un-carpeted floor with a thud, but had no damage.

As of today, I can vouch for the sturdiness - I <hl> knocked it off the countertop <hl> , and it hit the un-carpeted floor with a thud, but had no damage.


Question: Was the product damaged when it was knocked off the counter?

Answer: The lid is the same size as my other one, which makes it convenient.

I have a 12-ounce original "This is Not a Paper Cup" that I've used for quite a while, and wanted a slightly larger similar version. As they say, this one is single walled, so not much on the thermal insulation. It's a glossy finish, and the sleeve is comfortable, and is easily slid off for washing. <hl> The lid is the same size as my other one, which makes it convenient. As of today, I can vouch for the sturdiness - I knocked it off the countertop, and it hit the un-carpeted floor with a thud, but had no damage. <hl>

I have a 12-ounce original "This is Not a Paper Cup" that I've used for quite a while, and wanted a slightly larger similar version. As they say, this one is single walled, so not much on the thermal insulation. It's a glossy finish, and the sleeve is comfortable, and is easily slid off for washing. <hl> The lid is the same size as my other one, which makes it convenient. <hl> As of today, I can vouch for the sturdiness - I knocked it off the countertop, and it hit the un-carpeted floor with a thud, but had no damage.


Question: What did they order

I received my Reconditioned Waring Juice Extractor today. So far, so good.I've wanted to have a juicer for a long time, but was discouraged becasue of the prices. This unit sells refubed for $25-$30 here on ebay. For that price, I had to order.Assembly takes about 30 seconds. I sliced up an apple and tossed in some celery and a pear. The motor sounds very powerful and went through everything I tossed in there quite quickly. Wow. Very good. I can see this is going to cost a lot in fresh fruits and veggies.Now, I wouldn't say mine is completely splash free, but only a few tiny drops at most escaped. The fiber/pulp that was left behind was moist, but not dripping wet. I'd give it an 87% for extraction.Clean up was easy. There are basically 6 parts to this thing. The metal cup, the spinning bit, the catching part, the lid, the plundger, and the motor/main unit. They all come apart for easy cleaning.The spinning bit's screen gets gunk clogging the holes, but that cleans easily with a sponge and the included brush. The catch, pludger, and lid are plastic and can go in the upper part of the dish washer. Or you can do it by hand in about a minute.Great deal thus far!

Answer: Reconditioned Waring Juice Extractor

<hl> I received my Reconditioned Waring Juice Extractor today. <hl> So far, so good. I've wanted to have a juicer for a long time, but was discouraged becasue of the prices. This unit sells refubed for $25-$30 here on ebay. For that price, I had to order. Assembly takes about 30 seconds. I sliced up an apple and tossed in some celery and a pear. The motor sounds very powerful and went through everything I tossed in there quite quickly. Wow. Very good. I can see this is going to cost a lot in fresh fruits and veggies. Now, I wouldn't say mine is completely splash free, but only a few tiny drops at most escaped. The fiber/pulp that was left behind was moist, but not dripping wet. I'd give it an 87% for extraction. Clean up was easy. There are basically 6 parts to this thing. The metal cup, the spinning bit, the catching part, the lid, the plundger, and the motor/main unit. They all come apart for easy cleaning. The spinning bit's screen gets gunk clogging the holes, but that cleans easily with a sponge and the included brush. The catch, pludger, and lid are plastic and can go in the upper part of the dish washer. Or you can do it by hand in about a minute. Great deal thus far!

I received my <hl> Reconditioned Waring Juice Extractor <hl> today. So far, so good.I've wanted to have a juicer for a long time, but was discouraged becasue of the prices. This unit sells refubed for $25-$30 here on ebay. For that price, I had to order.Assembly takes about 30 seconds. I sliced up an apple and tossed in some celery and a pear. The motor sounds very powerful and went through everything I tossed in there quite quickly. Wow. Very good. I can see this is going to cost a lot in fresh fruits and veggies.Now, I wouldn't say mine is completely splash free, but only a few tiny drops at most escaped. The fiber/pulp that was left behind was moist, but not dripping wet. I'd give it an 87% for extraction.Clean up was easy. There are basically 6 parts to this thing. The metal cup, the spinning bit, the catching part, the lid, the plundger, and the motor/main unit. They all come apart for easy cleaning.The spinning bit's screen gets gunk clogging the holes, but that cleans easily with a sponge and the included brush. The catch, pludger, and lid are plastic and can go in the upper part of the dish washer. Or you can do it by hand in about a minute.Great deal thus far!


Question: Why didn't they buy one?

Answer: prices

I received my Reconditioned Waring Juice Extractor today. So far, so good. <hl> I've wanted to have a juicer for a long time, but was discouraged becasue of the prices . <hl> This unit sells refubed for $25-$30 here on ebay. For that price, I had to order. Assembly takes about 30 seconds. I sliced up an apple and tossed in some celery and a pear. The motor sounds very powerful and went through everything I tossed in there quite quickly. Wow. Very good. I can see this is going to cost a lot in fresh fruits and veggies. Now, I wouldn't say mine is completely splash free, but only a few tiny drops at most escaped. The fiber/pulp that was left behind was moist, but not dripping wet. I'd give it an 87% for extraction. Clean up was easy. There are basically 6 parts to this thing. The metal cup, the spinning bit, the catching part, the lid, the plundger, and the motor/main unit. They all come apart for easy cleaning. The spinning bit's screen gets gunk clogging the holes, but that cleans easily with a sponge and the included brush. The catch, pludger, and lid are plastic and can go in the upper part of the dish washer. Or you can do it by hand in about a minute. Great deal thus far!

I received my Reconditioned Waring Juice Extractor today. So far, so good.I've wanted to have a juicer for a long time, but was discouraged becasue of the <hl> prices <hl>. This unit sells refubed for $25-$30 here on ebay. For that price, I had to order.Assembly takes about 30 seconds. I sliced up an apple and tossed in some celery and a pear. The motor sounds very powerful and went through everything I tossed in there quite quickly. Wow. Very good. I can see this is going to cost a lot in fresh fruits and veggies.Now, I wouldn't say mine is completely splash free, but only a few tiny drops at most escaped. The fiber/pulp that was left behind was moist, but not dripping wet. I'd give it an 87% for extraction.Clean up was easy. There are basically 6 parts to this thing. The metal cup, the spinning bit, the catching part, the lid, the plundger, and the motor/main unit. They all come apart for easy cleaning.The spinning bit's screen gets gunk clogging the holes, but that cleans easily with a sponge and the included brush. The catch, pludger, and lid are plastic and can go in the upper part of the dish washer. Or you can do it by hand in about a minute.Great deal thus far!

I've wanted to have a juicer for a long time, but was discouraged becasue of the <hl> prices <hl> .


Question: How long does it take to put together?

Answer: 30 seconds

Assembly takes about 30 seconds .

I received my Reconditioned Waring Juice Extractor today. So far, so good. I've wanted to have a juicer for a long time, but was discouraged becasue of the prices. This unit sells refubed for $25-$30 here on ebay. For that price, I had to order. <hl> Assembly takes about 30 seconds . <hl> I sliced up an apple and tossed in some celery and a pear. The motor sounds very powerful and went through everything I tossed in there quite quickly. Wow. Very good. I can see this is going to cost a lot in fresh fruits and veggies. Now, I wouldn't say mine is completely splash free, but only a few tiny drops at most escaped. The fiber/pulp that was left behind was moist, but not dripping wet. I'd give it an 87% for extraction. Clean up was easy. There are basically 6 parts to this thing. The metal cup, the spinning bit, the catching part, the lid, the plundger, and the motor/main unit. They all come apart for easy cleaning. The spinning bit's screen gets gunk clogging the holes, but that cleans easily with a sponge and the included brush. The catch, pludger, and lid are plastic and can go in the upper part of the dish washer. Or you can do it by hand in about a minute. Great deal thus far!

I received my Reconditioned Waring Juice Extractor today. So far, so good.I've wanted to have a juicer for a long time, but was discouraged becasue of the prices. This unit sells refubed for $25-$30 here on ebay. For that price, I had to order.Assembly takes about <hl> 30 seconds <hl>. I sliced up an apple and tossed in some celery and a pear. The motor sounds very powerful and went through everything I tossed in there quite quickly. Wow. Very good. I can see this is going to cost a lot in fresh fruits and veggies.Now, I wouldn't say mine is completely splash free, but only a few tiny drops at most escaped. The fiber/pulp that was left behind was moist, but not dripping wet. I'd give it an 87% for extraction.Clean up was easy. There are basically 6 parts to this thing. The metal cup, the spinning bit, the catching part, the lid, the plundger, and the motor/main unit. They all come apart for easy cleaning.The spinning bit's screen gets gunk clogging the holes, but that cleans easily with a sponge and the included brush. The catch, pludger, and lid are plastic and can go in the upper part of the dish washer. Or you can do it by hand in about a minute.Great deal thus far!

Assembly takes about <hl> 30 seconds <hl> .


Question: How many parts are in this machine?

Answer: 6

I received my Reconditioned Waring Juice Extractor today. So far, so good. I've wanted to have a juicer for a long time, but was discouraged becasue of the prices. This unit sells refubed for $25-$30 here on ebay. For that price, I had to order. Assembly takes about 30 seconds. I sliced up an apple and tossed in some celery and a pear. The motor sounds very powerful and went through everything I tossed in there quite quickly. Wow. Very good. I can see this is going to cost a lot in fresh fruits and veggies. Now, I wouldn't say mine is completely splash free, but only a few tiny drops at most escaped. The fiber/pulp that was left behind was moist, but not dripping wet. I'd give it an 87% for extraction. Clean up was easy. <hl> There are basically 6 parts to this thing. <hl> The metal cup, the spinning bit, the catching part, the lid, the plundger, and the motor/main unit. They all come apart for easy cleaning. The spinning bit's screen gets gunk clogging the holes, but that cleans easily with a sponge and the included brush. The catch, pludger, and lid are plastic and can go in the upper part of the dish washer. Or you can do it by hand in about a minute. Great deal thus far!

I received my Reconditioned Waring Juice Extractor today. So far, so good.I've wanted to have a juicer for a long time, but was discouraged becasue of the prices. This unit sells refubed for $25-$30 here on ebay. For that price, I had to order.Assembly takes about 30 seconds. I sliced up an apple and tossed in some celery and a pear. The motor sounds very powerful and went through everything I tossed in there quite quickly. Wow. Very good. I can see this is going to cost a lot in fresh fruits and veggies.Now, I wouldn't say mine is completely splash free, but only a few tiny drops at most escaped. The fiber/pulp that was left behind was moist, but not dripping wet. I'd give it an 87% for extraction.Clean up was easy. There are basically <hl> 6 <hl> parts to this thing. The metal cup, the spinning bit, the catching part, the lid, the plundger, and the motor/main unit. They all come apart for easy cleaning.The spinning bit's screen gets gunk clogging the holes, but that cleans easily with a sponge and the included brush. The catch, pludger, and lid are plastic and can go in the upper part of the dish washer. Or you can do it by hand in about a minute.Great deal thus far!


Question: What edges does the peeler have?

I do not know what took me so long to up-date to this new type of peeler, which is Awesome. (at least new to me)It's easy and comfortable to handle. Peeling is now effortless.The peeler does have a serrated edges, so be careful.I diid Not have a problem with peeling my skin though.I took out a few frozen banana's for a smoothie. I was told you do not have to peel them before freezing them. (Might peel them first!!)I ran them over medium water for a couple of seconds. When I peeled the peel from the banana's they seemed to still havea coating over them from the frozen banana peel !This peeler just gilded over the banana, without ripping it apart. Which I expected it to do!I usually have a problem peeling fresh beets. NOT a problem with this peeler.If it can peel raw fresh beets with ease, it can peel anything..Two Thumbs up..

Answer: serrated

I do not know what took me so long to up-date to this new type of peeler, which is Awesome. (at least new to me)It's easy and comfortable to handle. Peeling is now effortless. <hl> The peeler does have a serrated edges, so be careful. <hl> I diid Not have a problem with peeling my skin though. I took out a few frozen banana's for a smoothie. I was told you do not have to peel them before freezing them. (Might peel them first!!)I ran them over medium water for a couple of seconds. When I peeled the peel from the banana's they seemed to still havea coating over them from the frozen banana peel ! This peeler just gilded over the banana, without ripping it apart. Which I expected it to do!I usually have a problem peeling fresh beets. NOT a problem with this peeler. If it can peel raw fresh beets with ease, it can peel anything..Two Thumbs up..

I do not know what took me so long to up-date to this new type of peeler, which is Awesome. (at least new to me)It's easy and comfortable to handle. Peeling is now effortless.The peeler does have a <hl> serrated <hl> edges, so be careful.I diid Not have a problem with peeling my skin though.I took out a few frozen banana's for a smoothie. I was told you do not have to peel them before freezing them. (Might peel them first!!)I ran them over medium water for a couple of seconds. When I peeled the peel from the banana's they seemed to still havea coating over them from the frozen banana peel !This peeler just gilded over the banana, without ripping it apart. Which I expected it to do!I usually have a problem peeling fresh beets. NOT a problem with this peeler.If it can peel raw fresh beets with ease, it can peel anything..Two Thumbs up..


Question: What temperature of water did they put the banana under?

Answer: medium

I do not know what took me so long to up-date to this new type of peeler, which is Awesome. (at least new to me)It's easy and comfortable to handle. Peeling is now effortless. The peeler does have a serrated edges, so be careful. I diid Not have a problem with peeling my skin though. I took out a few frozen banana's for a smoothie. I was told you do not have to peel them before freezing them. <hl> (Might peel them first!!)I ran them over medium water for a couple of seconds. <hl> When I peeled the peel from the banana's they seemed to still havea coating over them from the frozen banana peel ! This peeler just gilded over the banana, without ripping it apart. Which I expected it to do!I usually have a problem peeling fresh beets. NOT a problem with this peeler. If it can peel raw fresh beets with ease, it can peel anything..Two Thumbs up..

I do not know what took me so long to up-date to this new type of peeler, which is Awesome. (at least new to me)It's easy and comfortable to handle. Peeling is now effortless.The peeler does have a serrated edges, so be careful.I diid Not have a problem with peeling my skin though.I took out a few frozen banana's for a smoothie. I was told you do not have to peel them before freezing them. (Might peel them first!!)I ran them over <hl> medium <hl> water for a couple of seconds. When I peeled the peel from the banana's they seemed to still havea coating over them from the frozen banana peel !This peeler just gilded over the banana, without ripping it apart. Which I expected it to do!I usually have a problem peeling fresh beets. NOT a problem with this peeler.If it can peel raw fresh beets with ease, it can peel anything..Two Thumbs up..


Question: What is thin?

I've brewed a number of cups with this press and thus far, I have nothing but complimentary words for it. I only have a blade grinder, so my ground aren't uniformly course...I have quite a few "fine" grind powder in my brew, but the press seems to filter most of this powder from my final pour. I think for the cost of this little press, I would be hard "pressed" to ask for more.The carafe and plunger are not the most hearty of materials. The glass is a little on the thin side, but then, so is my drip maker carafe. The plunger seems to work fine, but we'll have to see how it holds up under long term usage. All in all, I am greatly pleased. I think if there is anything I would add or like more than what this press offers is a larger capacity.

Answer: glass

I've brewed a number of cups with this press and thus far, I have nothing but complimentary words for it. I only have a blade grinder, so my ground aren't uniformly course... I have quite a few "fine" grind powder in my brew, but the press seems to filter most of this powder from my final pour. I think for the cost of this little press, I would be hard "pressed" to ask for more. The carafe and plunger are not the most hearty of materials. <hl> The glass is a little on the thin side, but then, so is my drip maker carafe. <hl> The plunger seems to work fine, but we'll have to see how it holds up under long term usage. All in all, I am greatly pleased. I think if there is anything I would add or like more than what this press offers is a larger capacity.

I've brewed a number of cups with this press and thus far, I have nothing but complimentary words for it. I only have a blade grinder, so my ground aren't uniformly course...I have quite a few "fine" grind powder in my brew, but the press seems to filter most of this powder from my final pour. I think for the cost of this little press, I would be hard "pressed" to ask for more.The carafe and plunger are not the most hearty of materials. The <hl> glass <hl> is a little on the thin side, but then, so is my drip maker carafe. The plunger seems to work fine, but we'll have to see how it holds up under long term usage. All in all, I am greatly pleased. I think if there is anything I would add or like more than what this press offers is a larger capacity.


Question: What do they have?

Answer: blade grinder,

I've brewed a number of cups with this press and thus far, I have nothing but complimentary words for it. <hl> I only have a blade grinder, so my ground aren't uniformly course... <hl> I have quite a few "fine" grind powder in my brew, but the press seems to filter most of this powder from my final pour. I think for the cost of this little press, I would be hard "pressed" to ask for more. The carafe and plunger are not the most hearty of materials. The glass is a little on the thin side, but then, so is my drip maker carafe. The plunger seems to work fine, but we'll have to see how it holds up under long term usage. All in all, I am greatly pleased. I think if there is anything I would add or like more than what this press offers is a larger capacity.

I've brewed a number of cups with this press and thus far, I have nothing but complimentary words for it. I only have a <hl> blade grinder, <hl> so my ground aren't uniformly course...I have quite a few "fine" grind powder in my brew, but the press seems to filter most of this powder from my final pour. I think for the cost of this little press, I would be hard "pressed" to ask for more.The carafe and plunger are not the most hearty of materials. The glass is a little on the thin side, but then, so is my drip maker carafe. The plunger seems to work fine, but we'll have to see how it holds up under long term usage. All in all, I am greatly pleased. I think if there is anything I would add or like more than what this press offers is a larger capacity.


Question: What else is thin?

Answer: drip maker carafe.

I've brewed a number of cups with this press and thus far, I have nothing but complimentary words for it. I only have a blade grinder, so my ground aren't uniformly course... I have quite a few "fine" grind powder in my brew, but the press seems to filter most of this powder from my final pour. I think for the cost of this little press, I would be hard "pressed" to ask for more. The carafe and plunger are not the most hearty of materials. <hl> The glass is a little on the thin side, but then, so is my drip maker carafe. The plunger seems to work fine, but we'll have to see how it holds up under long term usage. <hl> All in all, I am greatly pleased. I think if there is anything I would add or like more than what this press offers is a larger capacity.

I've brewed a number of cups with this press and thus far, I have nothing but complimentary words for it. I only have a blade grinder, so my ground aren't uniformly course...I have quite a few "fine" grind powder in my brew, but the press seems to filter most of this powder from my final pour. I think for the cost of this little press, I would be hard "pressed" to ask for more.The carafe and plunger are not the most hearty of materials. The glass is a little on the thin side, but then, so is my <hl> drip maker carafe. <hl> The plunger seems to work fine, but we'll have to see how it holds up under long term usage. All in all, I am greatly pleased. I think if there is anything I would add or like more than what this press offers is a larger capacity.


Question: What would make this item better?

Answer: larger capacity

a larger capacity .

I've brewed a number of cups with this press and thus far, I have nothing but complimentary words for it. I only have a blade grinder, so my ground aren't uniformly course... I have quite a few "fine" grind powder in my brew, but the press seems to filter most of this powder from my final pour. I think for the cost of this little press, I would be hard "pressed" to ask for more. The carafe and plunger are not the most hearty of materials. The glass is a little on the thin side, but then, so is my drip maker carafe. The plunger seems to work fine, but we'll have to see how it holds up under long term usage. All in all, I am greatly pleased. I think if there is anything I would add or like more than what this press offers is <hl> a larger capacity . <hl>

I've brewed a number of cups with this press and thus far, I have nothing but complimentary words for it. I only have a blade grinder, so my ground aren't uniformly course...I have quite a few "fine" grind powder in my brew, but the press seems to filter most of this powder from my final pour. I think for the cost of this little press, I would be hard "pressed" to ask for more.The carafe and plunger are not the most hearty of materials. The glass is a little on the thin side, but then, so is my drip maker carafe. The plunger seems to work fine, but we'll have to see how it holds up under long term usage. All in all, I am greatly pleased. I think if there is anything I would add or like more than what this press offers is a <hl> larger capacity <hl>.


Question: What do they rate the shelves?

These shelves are about average for this type of shelves. They may be just a bit harder than some to get the top leg halves installed. End of review (for the review police). What worked for me was to install the two bottom shelves, including the boards, being careful to seat the side and end rail rivets securely in the slots using a 12" 2x4 or mallet. Then install the mid-point shelf brackets in the top hole for each leg and go ahead and add the board. Then you can slip the top leg half in by tilting the top end inwards and sliding onto the top rivet then straightening. Makes it much easier.

Answer: average

<hl> These shelves are about average for this type of shelves. <hl> They may be just a bit harder than some to get the top leg halves installed. End of review (for the review police). What worked for me was to install the two bottom shelves, including the boards, being careful to seat the side and end rail rivets securely in the slots using a 12" 2x4 or mallet. Then install the mid-point shelf brackets in the top hole for each leg and go ahead and add the board. Then you can slip the top leg half in by tilting the top end inwards and sliding onto the top rivet then straightening. Makes it much easier.

These shelves are about <hl> average <hl> for this type of shelves. They may be just a bit harder than some to get the top leg halves installed. End of review (for the review police). What worked for me was to install the two bottom shelves, including the boards, being careful to seat the side and end rail rivets securely in the slots using a 12" 2x4 or mallet. Then install the mid-point shelf brackets in the top hole for each leg and go ahead and add the board. Then you can slip the top leg half in by tilting the top end inwards and sliding onto the top rivet then straightening. Makes it much easier.


Question: What did he install first?

Answer: two bottom shelves

These shelves are about average for this type of shelves. They may be just a bit harder than some to get the top leg halves installed. End of review (for the review police). <hl> What worked for me was to install the two bottom shelves , including the boards, being careful to seat the side and end rail rivets securely in the slots using a 12" 2x4 or mallet. <hl> Then install the mid-point shelf brackets in the top hole for each leg and go ahead and add the board. Then you can slip the top leg half in by tilting the top end inwards and sliding onto the top rivet then straightening. Makes it much easier.

These shelves are about average for this type of shelves. They may be just a bit harder than some to get the top leg halves installed. End of review (for the review police). What worked for me was to install the <hl> two bottom shelves <hl>, including the boards, being careful to seat the side and end rail rivets securely in the slots using a 12" 2x4 or mallet. Then install the mid-point shelf brackets in the top hole for each leg and go ahead and add the board. Then you can slip the top leg half in by tilting the top end inwards and sliding onto the top rivet then straightening. Makes it much easier.

What worked for me was to install the <hl> two bottom shelves <hl> , including the boards, being careful to seat the side and end rail rivets securely in the slots using a 12" 2x4 or mallet.


Question: What did they install next?

Answer: mid-point shelf brackets

These shelves are about average for this type of shelves. They may be just a bit harder than some to get the top leg halves installed. End of review (for the review police). What worked for me was to install the two bottom shelves, including the boards, being careful to seat the side and end rail rivets securely in the slots using a 12" 2x4 or mallet. <hl> Then install the mid-point shelf brackets in the top hole for each leg and go ahead and add the board. <hl> Then you can slip the top leg half in by tilting the top end inwards and sliding onto the top rivet then straightening. Makes it much easier.

These shelves are about average for this type of shelves. They may be just a bit harder than some to get the top leg halves installed. End of review (for the review police). What worked for me was to install the two bottom shelves, including the boards, being careful to seat the side and end rail rivets securely in the slots using a 12" 2x4 or mallet. Then install the <hl> mid-point shelf brackets <hl> in the top hole for each leg and go ahead and add the board. Then you can slip the top leg half in by tilting the top end inwards and sliding onto the top rivet then straightening. Makes it much easier.


Question: What did they install afterwards?

Answer: top leg half

These shelves are about average for this type of shelves. They may be just a bit harder than some to get the top leg halves installed. End of review (for the review police). What worked for me was to install the two bottom shelves, including the boards, being careful to seat the side and end rail rivets securely in the slots using a 12" 2x4 or mallet. Then install the mid-point shelf brackets in the top hole for each leg and go ahead and add the board. <hl> Then you can slip the top leg half in by tilting the top end inwards and sliding onto the top rivet then straightening. <hl> Makes it much easier.

These shelves are about average for this type of shelves. They may be just a bit harder than some to get the top leg halves installed. End of review (for the review police). What worked for me was to install the two bottom shelves, including the boards, being careful to seat the side and end rail rivets securely in the slots using a 12" 2x4 or mallet. Then install the mid-point shelf brackets in the top hole for each leg and go ahead and add the board. Then you can slip the <hl> top leg half <hl> in by tilting the top end inwards and sliding onto the top rivet then straightening. Makes it much easier.


Question: What did they use prior to this?

I bought these to use instead of paper plates. Since its just the two of us, I started using paper to avoid either running a half full dishwasher or hand washing dishes. I decided to give these a try. They're great. They're so much lighter that it's not a big deal to wash out and plop into the drainer. Plus, due to the size, you can fit your entire meal along with a roll onto the same plate without crowding.I like these so much I think I'll get some bowls too.

Answer: paper plates

<hl> I bought these to use instead of paper plates . <hl> Since its just the two of us, I started using paper to avoid either running a half full dishwasher or hand washing dishes. I decided to give these a try. They're great. They're so much lighter that it's not a big deal to wash out and plop into the drainer. Plus, due to the size, you can fit your entire meal along with a roll onto the same plate without crowding. I like these so much I think I'll get some bowls too.

I bought these to use instead of <hl> paper plates <hl>. Since its just the two of us, I started using paper to avoid either running a half full dishwasher or hand washing dishes. I decided to give these a try. They're great. They're so much lighter that it's not a big deal to wash out and plop into the drainer. Plus, due to the size, you can fit your entire meal along with a roll onto the same plate without crowding.I like these so much I think I'll get some bowls too.

I bought these to use instead of <hl> paper plates <hl> .


Question: How heavy are they

Answer: lighter

I bought these to use instead of paper plates. Since its just the two of us, I started using paper to avoid either running a half full dishwasher or hand washing dishes. I decided to give these a try. They're great. <hl> They're so much lighter that it's not a big deal to wash out and plop into the drainer. <hl> Plus, due to the size, you can fit your entire meal along with a roll onto the same plate without crowding. I like these so much I think I'll get some bowls too.

I bought these to use instead of paper plates. Since its just the two of us, I started using paper to avoid either running a half full dishwasher or hand washing dishes. I decided to give these a try. They're great. They're so much <hl> lighter <hl> that it's not a big deal to wash out and plop into the drainer. Plus, due to the size, you can fit your entire meal along with a roll onto the same plate without crowding.I like these so much I think I'll get some bowls too.


Question: What else will they buy?

Answer: bowls

I bought these to use instead of paper plates. Since its just the two of us, I started using paper to avoid either running a half full dishwasher or hand washing dishes. I decided to give these a try. They're great. They're so much lighter that it's not a big deal to wash out and plop into the drainer. Plus, due to the size, you can fit your entire meal along with a roll onto the same plate without crowding. <hl> I like these so much I think I'll get some bowls too. <hl>

I bought these to use instead of paper plates. Since its just the two of us, I started using paper to avoid either running a half full dishwasher or hand washing dishes. I decided to give these a try. They're great. They're so much lighter that it's not a big deal to wash out and plop into the drainer. Plus, due to the size, you can fit your entire meal along with a roll onto the same plate without crowding.I like these so much I think I'll get some <hl> bowls <hl> too.


Question: How many people live in that house?

Answer: two

Since its just the two of us

I bought these to use instead of paper plates. <hl> Since its just the two of us <hl> , I started using paper to avoid either running a half full dishwasher or hand washing dishes. I decided to give these a try. They're great. They're so much lighter that it's not a big deal to wash out and plop into the drainer. Plus, due to the size, you can fit your entire meal along with a roll onto the same plate without crowding. I like these so much I think I'll get some bowls too.

I bought these to use instead of paper plates. Since its just the <hl> two <hl> of us, I started using paper to avoid either running a half full dishwasher or hand washing dishes. I decided to give these a try. They're great. They're so much lighter that it's not a big deal to wash out and plop into the drainer. Plus, due to the size, you can fit your entire meal along with a roll onto the same plate without crowding.I like these so much I think I'll get some bowls too.


Question: What was the purchased product?

I recently renovated my kitchen so needed a sponge holder to place a plastic one which was really gross even though I scrubbed it weekly. This holder looks nice in my new stainless steel sink, is small so it blends in nicely and is out of the way. When I initially stuck this on to the inside of my sink, it fell off twice. I lightly scrubbed the area and wiped it clean, the suction cup has been there for the last three weeks with no problems! It's also much easier to clean than the plastic one I had previously.I'd recommend this for anyone with a stainless steel sink who wants a simple holder that is small and unobstrusive.

Answer: sponge holder

I recently renovated my kitchen so needed <hl> a sponge holder to place a plastic one which was really gross even though I scrubbed it weekly. <hl> This holder looks nice in my new stainless steel sink, is small so it blends in nicely and is out of the way. When I initially stuck this on to the inside of my sink, it fell off twice. I lightly scrubbed the area and wiped it clean, the suction cup has been there for the last three weeks with no problems! It's also much easier to clean than the plastic one I had previously. I'd recommend this for anyone with a stainless steel sink who wants a simple holder that is small and unobstrusive.

I recently renovated my kitchen so needed a <hl> sponge holder <hl> to place a plastic one which was really gross even though I scrubbed it weekly. This holder looks nice in my new stainless steel sink, is small so it blends in nicely and is out of the way. When I initially stuck this on to the inside of my sink, it fell off twice. I lightly scrubbed the area and wiped it clean, the suction cup has been there for the last three weeks with no problems! It's also much easier to clean than the plastic one I had previously.I'd recommend this for anyone with a stainless steel sink who wants a simple holder that is small and unobstrusive.


Question: What did the poster have to do to make the product stick?

Answer: lightly scrubbed the area and wiped it clean

I recently renovated my kitchen so needed a sponge holder to place a plastic one which was really gross even though I scrubbed it weekly. This holder looks nice in my new stainless steel sink, is small so it blends in nicely and is out of the way. When I initially stuck this on to the inside of my sink, it fell off twice. <hl> I lightly scrubbed the area and wiped it clean , the suction cup has been there for the last three weeks with no problems! <hl> It's also much easier to clean than the plastic one I had previously. I'd recommend this for anyone with a stainless steel sink who wants a simple holder that is small and unobstrusive.

I recently renovated my kitchen so needed a sponge holder to place a plastic one which was really gross even though I scrubbed it weekly. This holder looks nice in my new stainless steel sink, is small so it blends in nicely and is out of the way. When I initially stuck this on to the inside of my sink, it fell off twice. I <hl> lightly scrubbed the area and wiped it clean <hl>, the suction cup has been there for the last three weeks with no problems! It's also much easier to clean than the plastic one I had previously.I'd recommend this for anyone with a stainless steel sink who wants a simple holder that is small and unobstrusive.

I <hl> lightly scrubbed the area and wiped it clean <hl> , the suction cup has been there for the last three weeks with no problems!


Question: What kind of product did she have previously?

Answer: a plastic one

<hl> I recently renovated my kitchen so needed a sponge holder to place a plastic one which was really gross even though I scrubbed it weekly. <hl> This holder looks nice in my new stainless steel sink, is small so it blends in nicely and is out of the way. When I initially stuck this on to the inside of my sink, it fell off twice. I lightly scrubbed the area and wiped it clean, the suction cup has been there for the last three weeks with no problems! It's also much easier to clean than the plastic one I had previously. I'd recommend this for anyone with a stainless steel sink who wants a simple holder that is small and unobstrusive.

I recently renovated my kitchen so needed a sponge holder to place <hl> a plastic one <hl> which was really gross even though I scrubbed it weekly. This holder looks nice in my new stainless steel sink, is small so it blends in nicely and is out of the way. When I initially stuck this on to the inside of my sink, it fell off twice. I lightly scrubbed the area and wiped it clean, the suction cup has been there for the last three weeks with no problems! It's also much easier to clean than the plastic one I had previously.I'd recommend this for anyone with a stainless steel sink who wants a simple holder that is small and unobstrusive.


Question: How does she describe the new holder?

Answer: small and unobstrusive

I recently renovated my kitchen so needed a sponge holder to place a plastic one which was really gross even though I scrubbed it weekly. This holder looks nice in my new stainless steel sink, is small so it blends in nicely and is out of the way. When I initially stuck this on to the inside of my sink, it fell off twice. I lightly scrubbed the area and wiped it clean, the suction cup has been there for the last three weeks with no problems! It's also much easier to clean than the plastic one I had previously. <hl> I'd recommend this for anyone with a stainless steel sink who wants a simple holder that is small and unobstrusive . <hl>

I recently renovated my kitchen so needed a sponge holder to place a plastic one which was really gross even though I scrubbed it weekly. This holder looks nice in my new stainless steel sink, is small so it blends in nicely and is out of the way. When I initially stuck this on to the inside of my sink, it fell off twice. I lightly scrubbed the area and wiped it clean, the suction cup has been there for the last three weeks with no problems! It's also much easier to clean than the plastic one I had previously.I'd recommend this for anyone with a stainless steel sink who wants a simple holder that is <hl> small and unobstrusive <hl>.

I'd recommend this for anyone with a stainless steel sink who wants a simple holder that is <hl> small and unobstrusive <hl> .


Question: What is better in the new pillows compared to the old ones?

I love pillows. They give me such comfort for my body and soul. And there is nothing like having them covered by these wonderful, soft, light pillow cases. I buy them in different colors and put the different colors on my bed pillows, reading chair pillows, workout pillow, and any other pillow I can put to use. The more recent ones have better stitching than the earlier ones I bought. But all have stood the test of time. None have worn out. They come out of the dryer very soft and about as crease-free as can be. Some might think the material is too thin. For me it's ideal. It's not thin as in cheap. It's thin as in not interfering with the pillow's comfort, unlike some pillow cases that actually impede the comfort of the pillow.

Answer: stitching

I love pillows. They give me such comfort for my body and soul. And there is nothing like having them covered by these wonderful, soft, light pillow cases. I buy them in different colors and put the different colors on my bed pillows, reading chair pillows, workout pillow, and any other pillow I can put to use. <hl> The more recent ones have better stitching than the earlier ones I bought. <hl> But all have stood the test of time. None have worn out. They come out of the dryer very soft and about as crease-free as can be. Some might think the material is too thin. For me it's ideal. It's not thin as in cheap. It's thin as in not interfering with the pillow's comfort, unlike some pillow cases that actually impede the comfort of the pillow.

I love pillows. They give me such comfort for my body and soul. And there is nothing like having them covered by these wonderful, soft, light pillow cases. I buy them in different colors and put the different colors on my bed pillows, reading chair pillows, workout pillow, and any other pillow I can put to use. The more recent ones have better <hl> stitching <hl> than the earlier ones I bought. But all have stood the test of time. None have worn out. They come out of the dryer very soft and about as crease-free as can be. Some might think the material is too thin. For me it's ideal. It's not thin as in cheap. It's thin as in not interfering with the pillow's comfort, unlike some pillow cases that actually impede the comfort of the pillow.


Question: Why don't some people like the pillow cases?

Answer: the material is too thin

I love pillows. They give me such comfort for my body and soul. And there is nothing like having them covered by these wonderful, soft, light pillow cases. I buy them in different colors and put the different colors on my bed pillows, reading chair pillows, workout pillow, and any other pillow I can put to use. The more recent ones have better stitching than the earlier ones I bought. But all have stood the test of time. None have worn out. They come out of the dryer very soft and about as crease-free as can be. <hl> Some might think the material is too thin . <hl> For me it's ideal. It's not thin as in cheap. It's thin as in not interfering with the pillow's comfort, unlike some pillow cases that actually impede the comfort of the pillow.

I love pillows. They give me such comfort for my body and soul. And there is nothing like having them covered by these wonderful, soft, light pillow cases. I buy them in different colors and put the different colors on my bed pillows, reading chair pillows, workout pillow, and any other pillow I can put to use. The more recent ones have better stitching than the earlier ones I bought. But all have stood the test of time. None have worn out. They come out of the dryer very soft and about as crease-free as can be. Some might think <hl> the material is too thin <hl>. For me it's ideal. It's not thin as in cheap. It's thin as in not interfering with the pillow's comfort, unlike some pillow cases that actually impede the comfort of the pillow.

Some might think <hl> the material is too thin <hl> .


Question: What does the poster get comfort for?

Answer: body and soul

I love pillows. <hl> They give me such comfort for my body and soul . <hl> And there is nothing like having them covered by these wonderful, soft, light pillow cases. I buy them in different colors and put the different colors on my bed pillows, reading chair pillows, workout pillow, and any other pillow I can put to use. The more recent ones have better stitching than the earlier ones I bought. But all have stood the test of time. None have worn out. They come out of the dryer very soft and about as crease-free as can be. Some might think the material is too thin. For me it's ideal. It's not thin as in cheap. It's thin as in not interfering with the pillow's comfort, unlike some pillow cases that actually impede the comfort of the pillow.

I love pillows. They give me such comfort for my <hl> body and soul <hl>. And there is nothing like having them covered by these wonderful, soft, light pillow cases. I buy them in different colors and put the different colors on my bed pillows, reading chair pillows, workout pillow, and any other pillow I can put to use. The more recent ones have better stitching than the earlier ones I bought. But all have stood the test of time. None have worn out. They come out of the dryer very soft and about as crease-free as can be. Some might think the material is too thin. For me it's ideal. It's not thin as in cheap. It's thin as in not interfering with the pillow's comfort, unlike some pillow cases that actually impede the comfort of the pillow.

They give me such comfort for my <hl> body and soul <hl> .


Question: How does the product come from the dryer?

Answer: soft and about as crease-free

I love pillows. They give me such comfort for my body and soul. And there is nothing like having them covered by these wonderful, soft, light pillow cases. I buy them in different colors and put the different colors on my bed pillows, reading chair pillows, workout pillow, and any other pillow I can put to use. The more recent ones have better stitching than the earlier ones I bought. But all have stood the test of time. None have worn out. <hl> They come out of the dryer very soft and about as crease-free as can be. <hl> Some might think the material is too thin. For me it's ideal. It's not thin as in cheap. It's thin as in not interfering with the pillow's comfort, unlike some pillow cases that actually impede the comfort of the pillow.

I love pillows. They give me such comfort for my body and soul. And there is nothing like having them covered by these wonderful, soft, light pillow cases. I buy them in different colors and put the different colors on my bed pillows, reading chair pillows, workout pillow, and any other pillow I can put to use. The more recent ones have better stitching than the earlier ones I bought. But all have stood the test of time. None have worn out. They come out of the dryer very <hl> soft and about as crease-free <hl> as can be. Some might think the material is too thin. For me it's ideal. It's not thin as in cheap. It's thin as in not interfering with the pillow's comfort, unlike some pillow cases that actually impede the comfort of the pillow.


Question: Where can you get the product for a good price?

All good things about this item have already been said. This unit is absolutely true to the size stated in the description; shiny chrome finish, and a snap (literally) to put together. Shelves are easily adjustable, and the unit has self-leveling feet so if your floor (or wherever you place this) is uneven, you can easily fix the shelf for stability. Absolutely NO tools required - only about five minutes. The unit is extremely strong and sturdy. There is a 1" edge around each shelf, which faces downward, so if you have items that might have to "hang" over the shelf, or have a door that swings open and over the shelf, it's not a problem, because this 1" edge will not be in the way. You might find yourself looking for other places to use this thing... it's a super bargain! P.S. Watch the price on this item if you're not in a rush... varies between $15 - $20. on Amazon.

Answer: Amazon

on Amazon .

All good things about this item have already been said. This unit is absolutely true to the size stated in the description; shiny chrome finish, and a snap (literally) to put together. Shelves are easily adjustable, and the unit has self-leveling feet so if your floor (or wherever you place this) is uneven, you can easily fix the shelf for stability. Absolutely NO tools required - only about five minutes. The unit is extremely strong and sturdy. There is a 1" edge around each shelf, which faces downward, so if you have items that might have to "hang" over the shelf, or have a door that swings open and over the shelf, it's not a problem, because this 1" edge will not be in the way. You might find yourself looking for other places to use this thing... it's a super bargain! P.S. Watch the price on this item if you're not in a rush... varies between $15 - $20. <hl> on Amazon . <hl>

All good things about this item have already been said. This unit is absolutely true to the size stated in the description; shiny chrome finish, and a snap (literally) to put together. Shelves are easily adjustable, and the unit has self-leveling feet so if your floor (or wherever you place this) is uneven, you can easily fix the shelf for stability. Absolutely NO tools required - only about five minutes. The unit is extremely strong and sturdy. There is a 1" edge around each shelf, which faces downward, so if you have items that might have to "hang" over the shelf, or have a door that swings open and over the shelf, it's not a problem, because this 1" edge will not be in the way. You might find yourself looking for other places to use this thing... it's a super bargain! P.S. Watch the price on this item if you're not in a rush... varies between $15 - $20. on <hl> Amazon <hl>.