Question: How many levels of steam are there?

Answer: two

As far as steamers go, this must be one of the best. <hl> Long cord, easy to fill with water, steam in 30-seconds, two levels of steam, even distribution of steam, light weight, no hand pumping, swivel head for tight spots, pad attaches easily. <hl> If the one I have were to break, I would probably get another SI-60 just like the one I have now. All that being said; I mop twice after first sweeping and vacuuming the floor. First mop is with a sponge mop that has a squeeze type ringer and a bristle scrub brush on the flip side; I do use a floor cleaning product in the hot water. Then I go over the floor with the steam mop. When I get done the floor looks good and I think its clean. I was not satisfied using the steam mop alone.

As far as steamers go, this must be one of the best. Long cord, easy to fill with water, steam in 30-seconds, <hl> two <hl> levels of steam, even distribution of steam, light weight, no hand pumping, swivel head for tight spots, pad attaches easily. If the one I have were to break, I would probably get another SI-60 just like the one I have now.All that being said; I mop twice after first sweeping and vacuuming the floor. First mop is with a sponge mop that has a squeeze type ringer and a bristle scrub brush on the flip side; I do use a floor cleaning product in the hot water. Then I go over the floor with the steam mop. When I get done the floor looks good and I think its clean. I was not satisfied using the steam mop alone.


Question: Does it use hand pumping?

As far as steamers go, this must be one of the best. Long cord, easy to fill with water, steam in 30-seconds, two levels of steam, even distribution of steam, light weight, no hand pumping, swivel head for tight spots, pad attaches easily. If the one I have were to break, I would probably get another SI-60 just like the one I have now.All that being said; I mop twice after first sweeping and vacuuming the floor. First mop is with a sponge mop that has a squeeze type ringer and a bristle scrub brush on the flip side; I do use a floor cleaning product in the hot water. Then I go over the floor with the steam mop. When I get done the floor looks good and I think its clean. I was not satisfied using the steam mop alone.

Answer: no

As far as steamers go, this must be one of the best. <hl> Long cord, easy to fill with water, steam in 30-seconds, two levels of steam, even distribution of steam, light weight, no hand pumping, swivel head for tight spots, pad attaches easily. <hl> If the one I have were to break, I would probably get another SI-60 just like the one I have now. All that being said; I mop twice after first sweeping and vacuuming the floor. First mop is with a sponge mop that has a squeeze type ringer and a bristle scrub brush on the flip side; I do use a floor cleaning product in the hot water. Then I go over the floor with the steam mop. When I get done the floor looks good and I think its clean. I was not satisfied using the steam mop alone.

As far as steamers go, this must be one of the best. Long cord, easy to fill with water, steam in 30-seconds, two levels of steam, even distribution of steam, light weight, <hl> no <hl> hand pumping, swivel head for tight spots, pad attaches easily. If the one I have were to break, I would probably get another SI-60 just like the one I have now.All that being said; I mop twice after first sweeping and vacuuming the floor. First mop is with a sponge mop that has a squeeze type ringer and a bristle scrub brush on the flip side; I do use a floor cleaning product in the hot water. Then I go over the floor with the steam mop. When I get done the floor looks good and I think its clean. I was not satisfied using the steam mop alone.


Question: What model is it?

Answer: SI-60

As far as steamers go, this must be one of the best. Long cord, easy to fill with water, steam in 30-seconds, two levels of steam, even distribution of steam, light weight, no hand pumping, swivel head for tight spots, pad attaches easily. <hl> If the one I have were to break, I would probably get another SI-60 just like the one I have now. <hl> All that being said; I mop twice after first sweeping and vacuuming the floor. First mop is with a sponge mop that has a squeeze type ringer and a bristle scrub brush on the flip side; I do use a floor cleaning product in the hot water. Then I go over the floor with the steam mop. When I get done the floor looks good and I think its clean. I was not satisfied using the steam mop alone.

As far as steamers go, this must be one of the best. Long cord, easy to fill with water, steam in 30-seconds, two levels of steam, even distribution of steam, light weight, no hand pumping, swivel head for tight spots, pad attaches easily. If the one I have were to break, I would probably get another <hl> SI-60 <hl> just like the one I have now.All that being said; I mop twice after first sweeping and vacuuming the floor. First mop is with a sponge mop that has a squeeze type ringer and a bristle scrub brush on the flip side; I do use a floor cleaning product in the hot water. Then I go over the floor with the steam mop. When I get done the floor looks good and I think its clean. I was not satisfied using the steam mop alone.


Question: How many times do they mop after sweeping?

Answer: twice

As far as steamers go, this must be one of the best. Long cord, easy to fill with water, steam in 30-seconds, two levels of steam, even distribution of steam, light weight, no hand pumping, swivel head for tight spots, pad attaches easily. If the one I have were to break, I would probably get another SI-60 just like the one I have now. <hl> All that being said; I mop twice after first sweeping and vacuuming the floor. <hl> First mop is with a sponge mop that has a squeeze type ringer and a bristle scrub brush on the flip side; I do use a floor cleaning product in the hot water. Then I go over the floor with the steam mop. When I get done the floor looks good and I think its clean. I was not satisfied using the steam mop alone.

As far as steamers go, this must be one of the best. Long cord, easy to fill with water, steam in 30-seconds, two levels of steam, even distribution of steam, light weight, no hand pumping, swivel head for tight spots, pad attaches easily. If the one I have were to break, I would probably get another SI-60 just like the one I have now.All that being said; I mop <hl> twice <hl> after first sweeping and vacuuming the floor. First mop is with a sponge mop that has a squeeze type ringer and a bristle scrub brush on the flip side; I do use a floor cleaning product in the hot water. Then I go over the floor with the steam mop. When I get done the floor looks good and I think its clean. I was not satisfied using the steam mop alone.


Question: What was wrapped around them for safety?

I ordered two of these shelving units for my loft and they arrived in one week. First, the boxes were not real bulky. The sender even wrapped extra bubble wrap around them. Second, I opened each box and each piece was wrapped in clear plastic. Everything was in each box, no missing parts. Third, the easiest way to assemble them is to screw in each bar first, only half way. Then snap the shelves in place. There is only a print out of the parts...no instructions. Then, after the shelf is standing with shelves in place, start to tighten each screw...but do not tighten it so hard as to strip it. Note: The extra bars are for extra support on the backside.

Answer: extra bubble wrap

I ordered two of these shelving units for my loft and they arrived in one week. First, the boxes were not real bulky. <hl> The sender even wrapped extra bubble wrap around them. <hl> Second, I opened each box and each piece was wrapped in clear plastic. Everything was in each box, no missing parts. Third, the easiest way to assemble them is to screw in each bar first, only half way. Then snap the shelves in place. There is only a print out of the parts...no instructions. Then, after the shelf is standing with shelves in place, start to tighten each screw...but do not tighten it so hard as to strip it. Note: The extra bars are for extra support on the backside.

I ordered two of these shelving units for my loft and they arrived in one week. First, the boxes were not real bulky. The sender even wrapped <hl> extra bubble wrap <hl> around them. Second, I opened each box and each piece was wrapped in clear plastic. Everything was in each box, no missing parts. Third, the easiest way to assemble them is to screw in each bar first, only half way. Then snap the shelves in place. There is only a print out of the parts...no instructions. Then, after the shelf is standing with shelves in place, start to tighten each screw...but do not tighten it so hard as to strip it. Note: The extra bars are for extra support on the backside.


Question: What was under the bubble wrap?

Answer: clear plastic

I ordered two of these shelving units for my loft and they arrived in one week. First, the boxes were not real bulky. The sender even wrapped extra bubble wrap around them. <hl> Second, I opened each box and each piece was wrapped in clear plastic . <hl> Everything was in each box, no missing parts. Third, the easiest way to assemble them is to screw in each bar first, only half way. Then snap the shelves in place. There is only a print out of the parts...no instructions. Then, after the shelf is standing with shelves in place, start to tighten each screw...but do not tighten it so hard as to strip it. Note: The extra bars are for extra support on the backside.

I ordered two of these shelving units for my loft and they arrived in one week. First, the boxes were not real bulky. The sender even wrapped extra bubble wrap around them. Second, I opened each box and each piece was wrapped in <hl> clear plastic <hl>. Everything was in each box, no missing parts. Third, the easiest way to assemble them is to screw in each bar first, only half way. Then snap the shelves in place. There is only a print out of the parts...no instructions. Then, after the shelf is standing with shelves in place, start to tighten each screw...but do not tighten it so hard as to strip it. Note: The extra bars are for extra support on the backside.

Second, I opened each box and each piece was wrapped in <hl> clear plastic <hl> .


Question: How many did they order?

Answer: two

<hl> I ordered two of these shelving units for my loft <hl> and they arrived in one week. First, the boxes were not real bulky. The sender even wrapped extra bubble wrap around them. Second, I opened each box and each piece was wrapped in clear plastic. Everything was in each box, no missing parts. Third, the easiest way to assemble them is to screw in each bar first, only half way. Then snap the shelves in place. There is only a print out of the parts...no instructions. Then, after the shelf is standing with shelves in place, start to tighten each screw...but do not tighten it so hard as to strip it. Note: The extra bars are for extra support on the backside.

I ordered <hl> two <hl> of these shelving units for my loft and they arrived in one week. First, the boxes were not real bulky. The sender even wrapped extra bubble wrap around them. Second, I opened each box and each piece was wrapped in clear plastic. Everything was in each box, no missing parts. Third, the easiest way to assemble them is to screw in each bar first, only half way. Then snap the shelves in place. There is only a print out of the parts...no instructions. Then, after the shelf is standing with shelves in place, start to tighten each screw...but do not tighten it so hard as to strip it. Note: The extra bars are for extra support on the backside.


Question: How long did they take to arrive?

Answer: one week.

<hl> I ordered two of these shelving units for my loft and they arrived in one week. First, the boxes were not real bulky. <hl> The sender even wrapped extra bubble wrap around them. Second, I opened each box and each piece was wrapped in clear plastic. Everything was in each box, no missing parts. Third, the easiest way to assemble them is to screw in each bar first, only half way. Then snap the shelves in place. There is only a print out of the parts...no instructions. Then, after the shelf is standing with shelves in place, start to tighten each screw...but do not tighten it so hard as to strip it. Note: The extra bars are for extra support on the backside.

I ordered two of these shelving units for my loft and they arrived in <hl> one week. <hl> First, the boxes were not real bulky. The sender even wrapped extra bubble wrap around them. Second, I opened each box and each piece was wrapped in clear plastic. Everything was in each box, no missing parts. Third, the easiest way to assemble them is to screw in each bar first, only half way. Then snap the shelves in place. There is only a print out of the parts...no instructions. Then, after the shelf is standing with shelves in place, start to tighten each screw...but do not tighten it so hard as to strip it. Note: The extra bars are for extra support on the backside.


Question: What's the easiest way to assemble them?

Answer: screw in each bar first

I ordered two of these shelving units for my loft and they arrived in one week. First, the boxes were not real bulky. The sender even wrapped extra bubble wrap around them. Second, I opened each box and each piece was wrapped in clear plastic. Everything was in each box, no missing parts. <hl> Third, the easiest way to assemble them is to screw in each bar first , only half way. <hl> Then snap the shelves in place. There is only a print out of the parts...no instructions. Then, after the shelf is standing with shelves in place, start to tighten each screw...but do not tighten it so hard as to strip it. Note: The extra bars are for extra support on the backside.

I ordered two of these shelving units for my loft and they arrived in one week. First, the boxes were not real bulky. The sender even wrapped extra bubble wrap around them. Second, I opened each box and each piece was wrapped in clear plastic. Everything was in each box, no missing parts. Third, the easiest way to assemble them is to <hl> screw in each bar first <hl>, only half way. Then snap the shelves in place. There is only a print out of the parts...no instructions. Then, after the shelf is standing with shelves in place, start to tighten each screw...but do not tighten it so hard as to strip it. Note: The extra bars are for extra support on the backside.

Third, the easiest way to assemble them is to <hl> screw in each bar first <hl> , only half way.


Question: Do you have to keep the button pushed in?

Yes, you have to keep the button pushed in, but it is so not a big deal considering what you get in return (and you get used to it). I can whip through the kitchen in a flash. I can nearly clean the entire downstairs. It's worth it to me to use this, even though the charge doesn't last more than 10-15 minutes. Why? Because the convenience and suction power are incredible! The way it moves, the places it gets into. It's just a powerful, handy tool. I almost didn't buy it, based on some of the reviews. Yes, my arm did get sore the first few times I used it. But again, what you get in return is well worth it. Money well spent! Better than my Miele, more handy than my robotic vaccuum ever was. Because all I ever have is 5-10 minutes to clean my floor, it better get the job done quick! (And, it's fun.)

Answer: Yes

<hl> Yes , you have to keep the button pushed in, but it is so not a big deal considering what you get in return (and you get used to it). <hl> I can whip through the kitchen in a flash. I can nearly clean the entire downstairs. It's worth it to me to use this, even though the charge doesn't last more than 10-15 minutes. Why? Because the convenience and suction power are incredible! The way it moves, the places it gets into. It's just a powerful, handy tool. I almost didn't buy it, based on some of the reviews. Yes, my arm did get sore the first few times I used it. But again, what you get in return is well worth it. Money well spent! Better than my Miele, more handy than my robotic vaccuum ever was. Because all I ever have is 5-10 minutes to clean my floor, it better get the job done quick! (And, it's fun.)

<hl> Yes <hl>, you have to keep the button pushed in, but it is so not a big deal considering what you get in return (and you get used to it). I can whip through the kitchen in a flash. I can nearly clean the entire downstairs. It's worth it to me to use this, even though the charge doesn't last more than 10-15 minutes. Why? Because the convenience and suction power are incredible! The way it moves, the places it gets into. It's just a powerful, handy tool. I almost didn't buy it, based on some of the reviews. Yes, my arm did get sore the first few times I used it. But again, what you get in return is well worth it. Money well spent! Better than my Miele, more handy than my robotic vaccuum ever was. Because all I ever have is 5-10 minutes to clean my floor, it better get the job done quick! (And, it's fun.)

<hl> Yes <hl> , you have to keep the button pushed in, but it is so not a big deal considering what you get in return (and you get used to it).


Question: How long does a charge last?

Answer: 10-15 minutes

Yes, you have to keep the button pushed in, but it is so not a big deal considering what you get in return (and you get used to it). I can whip through the kitchen in a flash. I can nearly clean the entire downstairs. <hl> It's worth it to me to use this, even though the charge doesn't last more than 10-15 minutes . <hl> Why? Because the convenience and suction power are incredible! The way it moves, the places it gets into. It's just a powerful, handy tool. I almost didn't buy it, based on some of the reviews. Yes, my arm did get sore the first few times I used it. But again, what you get in return is well worth it. Money well spent! Better than my Miele, more handy than my robotic vaccuum ever was. Because all I ever have is 5-10 minutes to clean my floor, it better get the job done quick! (And, it's fun.)

Yes, you have to keep the button pushed in, but it is so not a big deal considering what you get in return (and you get used to it). I can whip through the kitchen in a flash. I can nearly clean the entire downstairs. It's worth it to me to use this, even though the charge doesn't last more than <hl> 10-15 minutes <hl>. Why? Because the convenience and suction power are incredible! The way it moves, the places it gets into. It's just a powerful, handy tool. I almost didn't buy it, based on some of the reviews. Yes, my arm did get sore the first few times I used it. But again, what you get in return is well worth it. Money well spent! Better than my Miele, more handy than my robotic vaccuum ever was. Because all I ever have is 5-10 minutes to clean my floor, it better get the job done quick! (And, it's fun.)

It's worth it to me to use this, even though the charge doesn't last more than <hl> 10-15 minutes <hl> .


Question: Why did they almost not buy it?

Answer: based on some of the reviews

Yes, you have to keep the button pushed in, but it is so not a big deal considering what you get in return (and you get used to it). I can whip through the kitchen in a flash. I can nearly clean the entire downstairs. It's worth it to me to use this, even though the charge doesn't last more than 10-15 minutes. Why? Because the convenience and suction power are incredible! The way it moves, the places it gets into. It's just a powerful, handy tool. <hl> I almost didn't buy it, based on some of the reviews . <hl> Yes, my arm did get sore the first few times I used it. But again, what you get in return is well worth it. Money well spent! Better than my Miele, more handy than my robotic vaccuum ever was. Because all I ever have is 5-10 minutes to clean my floor, it better get the job done quick! (And, it's fun.)

Yes, you have to keep the button pushed in, but it is so not a big deal considering what you get in return (and you get used to it). I can whip through the kitchen in a flash. I can nearly clean the entire downstairs. It's worth it to me to use this, even though the charge doesn't last more than 10-15 minutes. Why? Because the convenience and suction power are incredible! The way it moves, the places it gets into. It's just a powerful, handy tool. I almost didn't buy it, <hl> based on some of the reviews <hl>. Yes, my arm did get sore the first few times I used it. But again, what you get in return is well worth it. Money well spent! Better than my Miele, more handy than my robotic vaccuum ever was. Because all I ever have is 5-10 minutes to clean my floor, it better get the job done quick! (And, it's fun.)

I almost didn't buy it, <hl> based on some of the reviews <hl> .


Question: What hurt after the writer began using it?

Answer: arm

Yes, you have to keep the button pushed in, but it is so not a big deal considering what you get in return (and you get used to it). I can whip through the kitchen in a flash. I can nearly clean the entire downstairs. It's worth it to me to use this, even though the charge doesn't last more than 10-15 minutes. Why? Because the convenience and suction power are incredible! The way it moves, the places it gets into. It's just a powerful, handy tool. I almost didn't buy it, based on some of the reviews. <hl> Yes, my arm did get sore the first few times I used it. <hl> But again, what you get in return is well worth it. Money well spent! Better than my Miele, more handy than my robotic vaccuum ever was. Because all I ever have is 5-10 minutes to clean my floor, it better get the job done quick! (And, it's fun.)

Yes, you have to keep the button pushed in, but it is so not a big deal considering what you get in return (and you get used to it). I can whip through the kitchen in a flash. I can nearly clean the entire downstairs. It's worth it to me to use this, even though the charge doesn't last more than 10-15 minutes. Why? Because the convenience and suction power are incredible! The way it moves, the places it gets into. It's just a powerful, handy tool. I almost didn't buy it, based on some of the reviews. Yes, my <hl> arm <hl> did get sore the first few times I used it. But again, what you get in return is well worth it. Money well spent! Better than my Miele, more handy than my robotic vaccuum ever was. Because all I ever have is 5-10 minutes to clean my floor, it better get the job done quick! (And, it's fun.)


Question: What is it better than?

Answer: Miele

Yes, you have to keep the button pushed in, but it is so not a big deal considering what you get in return (and you get used to it). I can whip through the kitchen in a flash. I can nearly clean the entire downstairs. It's worth it to me to use this, even though the charge doesn't last more than 10-15 minutes. Why? Because the convenience and suction power are incredible! The way it moves, the places it gets into. It's just a powerful, handy tool. I almost didn't buy it, based on some of the reviews. Yes, my arm did get sore the first few times I used it. But again, what you get in return is well worth it. Money well spent! <hl> Better than my Miele , more handy than my robotic vaccuum ever was. <hl> Because all I ever have is 5-10 minutes to clean my floor, it better get the job done quick! (And, it's fun.)

Yes, you have to keep the button pushed in, but it is so not a big deal considering what you get in return (and you get used to it). I can whip through the kitchen in a flash. I can nearly clean the entire downstairs. It's worth it to me to use this, even though the charge doesn't last more than 10-15 minutes. Why? Because the convenience and suction power are incredible! The way it moves, the places it gets into. It's just a powerful, handy tool. I almost didn't buy it, based on some of the reviews. Yes, my arm did get sore the first few times I used it. But again, what you get in return is well worth it. Money well spent! Better than my <hl> Miele <hl>, more handy than my robotic vaccuum ever was. Because all I ever have is 5-10 minutes to clean my floor, it better get the job done quick! (And, it's fun.)

Better than my <hl> Miele <hl> , more handy than my robotic vaccuum ever was.


Question: Where do they have the heater mounted?

Works great!We have this heater mounted to the wall in a really drafty and cold bathroom. (Maybe 60 sqft) It works really well to keep the chill out of the room, especially with the door closed. The wall gets warm but not too warm, I can touch the panel but I wouldn't keep my hand there too long. The heater panel is paintable so it will fit your decor if you spend the time painting it.The installation was a snap and included everything needed (except the power drill).I am not sure how well this heater would work in larger room but I really like that it is not driven by a fan and is quiet as can be.

Answer: the wall

<hl> Works great!We have this heater mounted to the wall in a really drafty and cold bathroom. <hl> (Maybe 60 sqft) It works really well to keep the chill out of the room, especially with the door closed. The wall gets warm but not too warm, I can touch the panel but I wouldn't keep my hand there too long. The heater panel is paintable so it will fit your decor if you spend the time painting it. The installation was a snap and included everything needed (except the power drill).I am not sure how well this heater would work in larger room but I really like that it is not driven by a fan and is quiet as can be.

Works great!We have this heater mounted to <hl> the wall <hl> in a really drafty and cold bathroom. (Maybe 60 sqft) It works really well to keep the chill out of the room, especially with the door closed. The wall gets warm but not too warm, I can touch the panel but I wouldn't keep my hand there too long. The heater panel is paintable so it will fit your decor if you spend the time painting it.The installation was a snap and included everything needed (except the power drill).I am not sure how well this heater would work in larger room but I really like that it is not driven by a fan and is quiet as can be.


Question: How hot does it get?

Answer: not too warm

Works great!We have this heater mounted to the wall in a really drafty and cold bathroom. (Maybe 60 sqft) It works really well to keep the chill out of the room, especially with the door closed. <hl> The wall gets warm but not too warm , I can touch the panel <hl> but I wouldn't keep my hand there too long. The heater panel is paintable so it will fit your decor if you spend the time painting it. The installation was a snap and included everything needed (except the power drill).I am not sure how well this heater would work in larger room but I really like that it is not driven by a fan and is quiet as can be.

Works great!We have this heater mounted to the wall in a really drafty and cold bathroom. (Maybe 60 sqft) It works really well to keep the chill out of the room, especially with the door closed. The wall gets warm but <hl> not too warm <hl>, I can touch the panel but I wouldn't keep my hand there too long. The heater panel is paintable so it will fit your decor if you spend the time painting it.The installation was a snap and included everything needed (except the power drill).I am not sure how well this heater would work in larger room but I really like that it is not driven by a fan and is quiet as can be.

The wall gets warm but <hl> not too warm <hl> , I can touch the panel


Question: Can you decorate the panel?

Answer: The heater panel is paintable

Works great!We have this heater mounted to the wall in a really drafty and cold bathroom. (Maybe 60 sqft) It works really well to keep the chill out of the room, especially with the door closed. The wall gets warm but not too warm, I can touch the panel but I wouldn't keep my hand there too long. <hl> The heater panel is paintable so it will fit your decor if you spend the time painting it. <hl> The installation was a snap and included everything needed (except the power drill).I am not sure how well this heater would work in larger room but I really like that it is not driven by a fan and is quiet as can be.

Works great!We have this heater mounted to the wall in a really drafty and cold bathroom. (Maybe 60 sqft) It works really well to keep the chill out of the room, especially with the door closed. The wall gets warm but not too warm, I can touch the panel but I wouldn't keep my hand there too long. <hl> The heater panel is paintable <hl> so it will fit your decor if you spend the time painting it.The installation was a snap and included everything needed (except the power drill).I am not sure how well this heater would work in larger room but I really like that it is not driven by a fan and is quiet as can be.


Question: How hard is installation?

Answer: a snap

Works great!We have this heater mounted to the wall in a really drafty and cold bathroom. (Maybe 60 sqft) It works really well to keep the chill out of the room, especially with the door closed. The wall gets warm but not too warm, I can touch the panel but I wouldn't keep my hand there too long. The heater panel is paintable so it will fit your decor if you spend the time painting it. <hl> The installation was a snap and included everything needed (except the power drill).I am not sure how well this heater would work in larger room <hl> but I really like that it is not driven by a fan and is quiet as can be.

Works great!We have this heater mounted to the wall in a really drafty and cold bathroom. (Maybe 60 sqft) It works really well to keep the chill out of the room, especially with the door closed. The wall gets warm but not too warm, I can touch the panel but I wouldn't keep my hand there too long. The heater panel is paintable so it will fit your decor if you spend the time painting it.The installation was <hl> a snap <hl> and included everything needed (except the power drill).I am not sure how well this heater would work in larger room but I really like that it is not driven by a fan and is quiet as can be.


Question: How big is the room?

Answer: 60 sqft

Works great!We have this heater mounted to the wall in a really drafty and cold bathroom. <hl> (Maybe 60 sqft ) It works really well to keep the chill out of the room, especially with the door closed. <hl> The wall gets warm but not too warm, I can touch the panel but I wouldn't keep my hand there too long. The heater panel is paintable so it will fit your decor if you spend the time painting it. The installation was a snap and included everything needed (except the power drill).I am not sure how well this heater would work in larger room but I really like that it is not driven by a fan and is quiet as can be.

Works great!We have this heater mounted to the wall in a really drafty and cold bathroom. (Maybe <hl> 60 sqft <hl>) It works really well to keep the chill out of the room, especially with the door closed. The wall gets warm but not too warm, I can touch the panel but I wouldn't keep my hand there too long. The heater panel is paintable so it will fit your decor if you spend the time painting it.The installation was a snap and included everything needed (except the power drill).I am not sure how well this heater would work in larger room but I really like that it is not driven by a fan and is quiet as can be.

(Maybe <hl> 60 sqft <hl> ) It works really well to keep the chill out of the room, especially with the door closed.


Question: How many indoor cats do they own?

I own four indoor cats, so believe me when I tell you this steam mop works wonders.LOVE:uses plain old tap water, so you don't have to worry about chemicle residuemop pads are machine washable and resusable, so there's no waste and nothing to buyease of use / a real back saver, no scrubbing involvedleaves floors cleaner than regular mopping EVER didextremely light-weightmop head swivels which makes getting hard to reach places (around toilet, under furniture) effortlessand, i really like the color;^)CONS:the only con i've found is that it leaves a little too much water on the floor to safely use on laminant...although i HAVE used it in spots that are out of view with no problems.

Answer: four

<hl> I own four indoor cats, so believe me when I tell you this steam mop works wonders. <hl> LOVE:uses plain old tap water, so you don't have to worry about chemicle residuemop pads are machine washable and resusable, so there's no waste and nothing to buyease of use / a real back saver, no scrubbing involvedleaves floors cleaner than regular mopping EVER didextremely light-weightmop head swivels which makes getting hard to reach places (around toilet, under furniture) effortlessand, i really like the color;^)CONS:the only con i've found is that it leaves a little too much water on the floor to safely use on laminant...although i HAVE used it in spots that are out of view with no problems.

I own <hl> four <hl> indoor cats, so believe me when I tell you this steam mop works wonders.LOVE:uses plain old tap water, so you don't have to worry about chemicle residuemop pads are machine washable and resusable, so there's no waste and nothing to buyease of use / a real back saver, no scrubbing involvedleaves floors cleaner than regular mopping EVER didextremely light-weightmop head swivels which makes getting hard to reach places (around toilet, under furniture) effortlessand, i really like the color;^)CONS:the only con i've found is that it leaves a little too much water on the floor to safely use on laminant...although i HAVE used it in spots that are out of view with no problems.


Question: What type of water do they use?

Answer: plain old tap water

I own four indoor cats, so believe me when I tell you this steam mop works wonders. <hl> LOVE:uses plain old tap water , so you don't have to worry about chemicle residuemop pads are machine washable and resusable, so there's no waste and nothing to buyease of use / a real back saver, no scrubbing involvedleaves floors cleaner than regular mopping EVER didextremely light-weightmop head swivels which makes getting hard to reach places (around toilet, under furniture) <hl> effortlessand, i really like the color;^)CONS:the only con i've found is that it leaves a little too much water on the floor to safely use on laminant...although i HAVE used it in spots that are out of view with no problems.

I own four indoor cats, so believe me when I tell you this steam mop works wonders.LOVE:uses <hl> plain old tap water <hl>, so you don't have to worry about chemicle residuemop pads are machine washable and resusable, so there's no waste and nothing to buyease of use / a real back saver, no scrubbing involvedleaves floors cleaner than regular mopping EVER didextremely light-weightmop head swivels which makes getting hard to reach places (around toilet, under furniture) effortlessand, i really like the color;^)CONS:the only con i've found is that it leaves a little too much water on the floor to safely use on laminant...although i HAVE used it in spots that are out of view with no problems.

LOVE:uses <hl> plain old tap water <hl> , so you don't have to worry about chemicle residuemop pads are machine washable and resusable, so there's no waste and nothing to buyease of use / a real back saver, no scrubbing involvedleaves floors cleaner than regular mopping EVER didextremely light-weightmop head swivels which makes getting hard to reach places (around toilet, under furniture)


Question: Is there any waste?

Answer: no waste

I own four indoor cats, so believe me when I tell you this steam mop works wonders. <hl> LOVE:uses plain old tap water, so you don't have to worry about chemicle residuemop pads are machine washable and resusable, so there's no waste and nothing to buyease of use / a real back saver, no scrubbing involvedleaves floors cleaner than regular mopping EVER didextremely light-weightmop head swivels which makes getting hard to reach places (around toilet, under furniture) <hl> effortlessand, i really like the color;^)CONS:the only con i've found is that it leaves a little too much water on the floor to safely use on laminant...although i HAVE used it in spots that are out of view with no problems.

I own four indoor cats, so believe me when I tell you this steam mop works wonders.LOVE:uses plain old tap water, so you don't have to worry about chemicle residuemop pads are machine washable and resusable, so there's <hl> no waste <hl> and nothing to buyease of use / a real back saver, no scrubbing involvedleaves floors cleaner than regular mopping EVER didextremely light-weightmop head swivels which makes getting hard to reach places (around toilet, under furniture) effortlessand, i really like the color;^)CONS:the only con i've found is that it leaves a little too much water on the floor to safely use on laminant...although i HAVE used it in spots that are out of view with no problems.


Question: How does it compare to regular mopping?

Answer: leaves floors cleaner than regular mopping

I own four indoor cats, so believe me when I tell you this steam mop works wonders. <hl> LOVE:uses plain old tap water, so you don't have to worry about chemicle residuemop pads are machine washable and resusable, so there's no waste and nothing to buyease of use / a real back saver, no scrubbing involved leaves floors cleaner than regular mopping EVER didextremely light-weightmop head swivels which makes getting hard to reach places (around toilet, under furniture) <hl> effortlessand, i really like the color;^)CONS:the only con i've found is that it leaves a little too much water on the floor to safely use on laminant...although i HAVE used it in spots that are out of view with no problems.

I own four indoor cats, so believe me when I tell you this steam mop works wonders.LOVE:uses plain old tap water, so you don't have to worry about chemicle residuemop pads are machine washable and resusable, so there's no waste and nothing to buyease of use / a real back saver, no scrubbing involved<hl> leaves floors cleaner than regular mopping <hl> EVER didextremely light-weightmop head swivels which makes getting hard to reach places (around toilet, under furniture) effortlessand, i really like the color;^)CONS:the only con i've found is that it leaves a little too much water on the floor to safely use on laminant...although i HAVE used it in spots that are out of view with no problems.

LOVE:uses plain old tap water, so you don't have to worry about chemicle residuemop pads are machine washable and resusable, so there's no waste and nothing to buyease of use / a real back saver, no scrubbing involved <hl> leaves floors cleaner than regular mopping <hl> EVER didextremely light-weightmop head swivels which makes getting hard to reach places (around toilet, under furniture)


Question: Where did they look once their can opener broke?

When our can opener broke, I hopped on Amazon to look for a new one. I couldn't believe the number of 5-star reviews for this one! I have never seen another product on Amazon that has such a high percentage of 5-star reviews plus a respectable number of reviews. Even though it cost a little more than other can openers, I figured I HAD to try this magical device. Well, I'm here to add to those 5-star reviews. This thing cuts through cans like butter. I could probably turn it if I breathed on it hard enough. Okay, maybe not, but you get the idea. It's smooth and easy to use, and with the all-metal construction, I do not see this thing breaking anytime soon. I'm converted.

Answer: Amazon

<hl> When our can opener broke, I hopped on Amazon to look for a new one. <hl> I couldn't believe the number of 5-star reviews for this one! I have never seen another product on Amazon that has such a high percentage of 5-star reviews plus a respectable number of reviews. Even though it cost a little more than other can openers, I figured I HAD to try this magical device. Well, I'm here to add to those 5-star reviews. This thing cuts through cans like butter. I could probably turn it if I breathed on it hard enough. Okay, maybe not, but you get the idea. It's smooth and easy to use, and with the all-metal construction, I do not see this thing breaking anytime soon. I'm converted.

When our can opener broke, I hopped on <hl> Amazon <hl> to look for a new one. I couldn't believe the number of 5-star reviews for this one! I have never seen another product on Amazon that has such a high percentage of 5-star reviews plus a respectable number of reviews. Even though it cost a little more than other can openers, I figured I HAD to try this magical device. Well, I'm here to add to those 5-star reviews. This thing cuts through cans like butter. I could probably turn it if I breathed on it hard enough. Okay, maybe not, but you get the idea. It's smooth and easy to use, and with the all-metal construction, I do not see this thing breaking anytime soon. I'm converted.


Question: Why did the reviewer initially choose this can opener?

Answer: high percentage of 5-star reviews

When our can opener broke, I hopped on Amazon to look for a new one. I couldn't believe the number of 5-star reviews for this one! <hl> I have never seen another product on Amazon that has such a high percentage of 5-star reviews plus a respectable number of reviews. <hl> Even though it cost a little more than other can openers, I figured I HAD to try this magical device. Well, I'm here to add to those 5-star reviews. This thing cuts through cans like butter. I could probably turn it if I breathed on it hard enough. Okay, maybe not, but you get the idea. It's smooth and easy to use, and with the all-metal construction, I do not see this thing breaking anytime soon. I'm converted.

When our can opener broke, I hopped on Amazon to look for a new one. I couldn't believe the number of 5-star reviews for this one! I have never seen another product on Amazon that has such a <hl> high percentage of 5-star reviews <hl> plus a respectable number of reviews. Even though it cost a little more than other can openers, I figured I HAD to try this magical device. Well, I'm here to add to those 5-star reviews. This thing cuts through cans like butter. I could probably turn it if I breathed on it hard enough. Okay, maybe not, but you get the idea. It's smooth and easy to use, and with the all-metal construction, I do not see this thing breaking anytime soon. I'm converted.


Question: What does this can opener cut through cans like?

Answer: butter

When our can opener broke, I hopped on Amazon to look for a new one. I couldn't believe the number of 5-star reviews for this one! I have never seen another product on Amazon that has such a high percentage of 5-star reviews plus a respectable number of reviews. Even though it cost a little more than other can openers, I figured I HAD to try this magical device. Well, I'm here to add to those 5-star reviews. <hl> This thing cuts through cans like butter . <hl> I could probably turn it if I breathed on it hard enough. Okay, maybe not, but you get the idea. It's smooth and easy to use, and with the all-metal construction, I do not see this thing breaking anytime soon. I'm converted.

When our can opener broke, I hopped on Amazon to look for a new one. I couldn't believe the number of 5-star reviews for this one! I have never seen another product on Amazon that has such a high percentage of 5-star reviews plus a respectable number of reviews. Even though it cost a little more than other can openers, I figured I HAD to try this magical device. Well, I'm here to add to those 5-star reviews. This thing cuts through cans like <hl> butter <hl>. I could probably turn it if I breathed on it hard enough. Okay, maybe not, but you get the idea. It's smooth and easy to use, and with the all-metal construction, I do not see this thing breaking anytime soon. I'm converted.

This thing cuts through cans like <hl> butter <hl> .


Question: What kind of construction does the can opener have?

Answer: all-metal

When our can opener broke, I hopped on Amazon to look for a new one. I couldn't believe the number of 5-star reviews for this one! I have never seen another product on Amazon that has such a high percentage of 5-star reviews plus a respectable number of reviews. Even though it cost a little more than other can openers, I figured I HAD to try this magical device. Well, I'm here to add to those 5-star reviews. This thing cuts through cans like butter. I could probably turn it if I breathed on it hard enough. Okay, maybe not, but you get the idea. <hl> It's smooth and easy to use, and with the all-metal construction, I do not see this thing breaking anytime soon. <hl> I'm converted.

When our can opener broke, I hopped on Amazon to look for a new one. I couldn't believe the number of 5-star reviews for this one! I have never seen another product on Amazon that has such a high percentage of 5-star reviews plus a respectable number of reviews. Even though it cost a little more than other can openers, I figured I HAD to try this magical device. Well, I'm here to add to those 5-star reviews. This thing cuts through cans like butter. I could probably turn it if I breathed on it hard enough. Okay, maybe not, but you get the idea. It's smooth and easy to use, and with the <hl> all-metal <hl> construction, I do not see this thing breaking anytime soon. I'm converted.


Question: What did the mattress arrive in?

This mattress arrived in a rectangular box that was in perfect condition (I say this because there are some reviews of the box being damaged). We unwrapped it and watched it grow. I didn't purchase a new platform; instead, it sits on my not-too-old box spring which is fine.Now, I love a firm mattress, but it conforms to my body only a little. In other words, there isn't the "wow factor" of feeling weightless yet supported like many of the other foam mattresses available. I debated returning it, but decided that I didn't want to go through the hassle of figuring out how to get it back inside the box - seems impossible once the mattress grows to its full size. So, I purchased a topper - material-filled (down, or something like it); not foam - and it does make somewhat of a difference.. However, I am thinking about getting a foam topper to see if that makes it even more conforming.So, while this mattress does give me a good night's sleep, I wouldn't buy it again.

Answer: rectangular box

<hl> This mattress arrived in a rectangular box that was in perfect condition (I say this because there are some reviews of the box being damaged). <hl> We unwrapped it and watched it grow. I didn't purchase a new platform; instead, it sits on my not-too-old box spring which is fine. Now, I love a firm mattress, but it conforms to my body only a little. In other words, there isn't the "wow factor" of feeling weightless yet supported like many of the other foam mattresses available. I debated returning it, but decided that I didn't want to go through the hassle of figuring out how to get it back inside the box - seems impossible once the mattress grows to its full size. So, I purchased a topper - material-filled (down, or something like it); not foam - and it does make somewhat of a difference.. However, I am thinking about getting a foam topper to see if that makes it even more conforming. So, while this mattress does give me a good night's sleep, I wouldn't buy it again.

This mattress arrived in a <hl> rectangular box <hl> that was in perfect condition (I say this because there are some reviews of the box being damaged). We unwrapped it and watched it grow. I didn't purchase a new platform; instead, it sits on my not-too-old box spring which is fine.Now, I love a firm mattress, but it conforms to my body only a little. In other words, there isn't the "wow factor" of feeling weightless yet supported like many of the other foam mattresses available. I debated returning it, but decided that I didn't want to go through the hassle of figuring out how to get it back inside the box - seems impossible once the mattress grows to its full size. So, I purchased a topper - material-filled (down, or something like it); not foam - and it does make somewhat of a difference.. However, I am thinking about getting a foam topper to see if that makes it even more conforming.So, while this mattress does give me a good night's sleep, I wouldn't buy it again.


Question: What did they after unwrapping the mattress?

Answer: watched it grow

We unwrapped it and watched it grow .

This mattress arrived in a rectangular box that was in perfect condition (I say this because there are some reviews of the box being damaged). <hl> We unwrapped it and watched it grow . <hl> I didn't purchase a new platform; instead, it sits on my not-too-old box spring which is fine. Now, I love a firm mattress, but it conforms to my body only a little. In other words, there isn't the "wow factor" of feeling weightless yet supported like many of the other foam mattresses available. I debated returning it, but decided that I didn't want to go through the hassle of figuring out how to get it back inside the box - seems impossible once the mattress grows to its full size. So, I purchased a topper - material-filled (down, or something like it); not foam - and it does make somewhat of a difference.. However, I am thinking about getting a foam topper to see if that makes it even more conforming. So, while this mattress does give me a good night's sleep, I wouldn't buy it again.

This mattress arrived in a rectangular box that was in perfect condition (I say this because there are some reviews of the box being damaged). We unwrapped it and <hl> watched it grow <hl>. I didn't purchase a new platform; instead, it sits on my not-too-old box spring which is fine.Now, I love a firm mattress, but it conforms to my body only a little. In other words, there isn't the "wow factor" of feeling weightless yet supported like many of the other foam mattresses available. I debated returning it, but decided that I didn't want to go through the hassle of figuring out how to get it back inside the box - seems impossible once the mattress grows to its full size. So, I purchased a topper - material-filled (down, or something like it); not foam - and it does make somewhat of a difference.. However, I am thinking about getting a foam topper to see if that makes it even more conforming.So, while this mattress does give me a good night's sleep, I wouldn't buy it again.

We unwrapped it and <hl> watched it grow <hl> .


Question: What was used instead of a new platform?

Answer: not-too-old box spring

This mattress arrived in a rectangular box that was in perfect condition (I say this because there are some reviews of the box being damaged). We unwrapped it and watched it grow. <hl> I didn't purchase a new platform; instead, it sits on my not-too-old box spring which is fine. <hl> Now, I love a firm mattress, but it conforms to my body only a little. In other words, there isn't the "wow factor" of feeling weightless yet supported like many of the other foam mattresses available. I debated returning it, but decided that I didn't want to go through the hassle of figuring out how to get it back inside the box - seems impossible once the mattress grows to its full size. So, I purchased a topper - material-filled (down, or something like it); not foam - and it does make somewhat of a difference.. However, I am thinking about getting a foam topper to see if that makes it even more conforming. So, while this mattress does give me a good night's sleep, I wouldn't buy it again.

This mattress arrived in a rectangular box that was in perfect condition (I say this because there are some reviews of the box being damaged). We unwrapped it and watched it grow. I didn't purchase a new platform; instead, it sits on my <hl> not-too-old box spring <hl> which is fine.Now, I love a firm mattress, but it conforms to my body only a little. In other words, there isn't the "wow factor" of feeling weightless yet supported like many of the other foam mattresses available. I debated returning it, but decided that I didn't want to go through the hassle of figuring out how to get it back inside the box - seems impossible once the mattress grows to its full size. So, I purchased a topper - material-filled (down, or something like it); not foam - and it does make somewhat of a difference.. However, I am thinking about getting a foam topper to see if that makes it even more conforming.So, while this mattress does give me a good night's sleep, I wouldn't buy it again.


Question: What type of mattress does the reviewer prefer?

Answer: firm

This mattress arrived in a rectangular box that was in perfect condition (I say this because there are some reviews of the box being damaged). We unwrapped it and watched it grow. I didn't purchase a new platform; instead, it sits on my not-too-old box spring which is fine. <hl> Now, I love a firm mattress, but it conforms to my body only a little. <hl> In other words, there isn't the "wow factor" of feeling weightless yet supported like many of the other foam mattresses available. I debated returning it, but decided that I didn't want to go through the hassle of figuring out how to get it back inside the box - seems impossible once the mattress grows to its full size. So, I purchased a topper - material-filled (down, or something like it); not foam - and it does make somewhat of a difference.. However, I am thinking about getting a foam topper to see if that makes it even more conforming. So, while this mattress does give me a good night's sleep, I wouldn't buy it again.

This mattress arrived in a rectangular box that was in perfect condition (I say this because there are some reviews of the box being damaged). We unwrapped it and watched it grow. I didn't purchase a new platform; instead, it sits on my not-too-old box spring which is fine.Now, I love a <hl> firm <hl> mattress, but it conforms to my body only a little. In other words, there isn't the "wow factor" of feeling weightless yet supported like many of the other foam mattresses available. I debated returning it, but decided that I didn't want to go through the hassle of figuring out how to get it back inside the box - seems impossible once the mattress grows to its full size. So, I purchased a topper - material-filled (down, or something like it); not foam - and it does make somewhat of a difference.. However, I am thinking about getting a foam topper to see if that makes it even more conforming.So, while this mattress does give me a good night's sleep, I wouldn't buy it again.


Question: What was purchased as an add-on to the mattress to try to get a more body conforming feeling?

Answer: a topper

This mattress arrived in a rectangular box that was in perfect condition (I say this because there are some reviews of the box being damaged). We unwrapped it and watched it grow. I didn't purchase a new platform; instead, it sits on my not-too-old box spring which is fine. Now, I love a firm mattress, but it conforms to my body only a little. In other words, there isn't the "wow factor" of feeling weightless yet supported like many of the other foam mattresses available. I debated returning it, but decided that I didn't want to go through the hassle of figuring out how to get it back inside the box - seems impossible once the mattress grows to its full size. <hl> So, I purchased a topper - material-filled (down, or something like it); not foam - and it does make somewhat of a difference.. <hl> However, I am thinking about getting a foam topper to see if that makes it even more conforming. So, while this mattress does give me a good night's sleep, I wouldn't buy it again.

This mattress arrived in a rectangular box that was in perfect condition (I say this because there are some reviews of the box being damaged). We unwrapped it and watched it grow. I didn't purchase a new platform; instead, it sits on my not-too-old box spring which is fine.Now, I love a firm mattress, but it conforms to my body only a little. In other words, there isn't the "wow factor" of feeling weightless yet supported like many of the other foam mattresses available. I debated returning it, but decided that I didn't want to go through the hassle of figuring out how to get it back inside the box - seems impossible once the mattress grows to its full size. So, I purchased <hl> a topper <hl> - material-filled (down, or something like it); not foam - and it does make somewhat of a difference.. However, I am thinking about getting a foam topper to see if that makes it even more conforming.So, while this mattress does give me a good night's sleep, I wouldn't buy it again.


Question: What should you wait 2 weeks to do?

...first off dont even attempt to fry eggsin this skillet for at least 2 weeks of using....when i recived mine i washed well in hot water, even tho it seasoned your gonna wanna do it theright way...after washing put on top stove to dry,then cooked bacon in it, you are gonna wanna useanimal fat as much as possiable.....it did stick but thats toobe expected with first time use, then i towel dryedthe extra grease and added lard....put in oven at 500degrees, expect some smoking, just have fans ready, for1 hr...turn oven off, i did this like 3-4 times...thencooked fried potatoes with onions ,worked great, friedan egg and it slid off pan...great pan, just got dutch oven too...

Answer: fry eggs

<hl> ...first off dont even attempt to fry eggs in this skillet for at least 2 weeks of using....when i recived mine i washed well in hot water, even tho it seasoned your gonna wanna do it theright way...after washing put on top stove to dry,then cooked bacon in it, you are gonna wanna useanimal fat as much as possiable.....it did stick <hl> but thats toobe expected with first time use, then i towel dryedthe extra grease and added lard....put in oven at 500degrees, expect some smoking, just have fans ready, for1 hr...turn oven off, i did this like 3-4 times...thencooked fried potatoes with onions ,worked great, friedan egg and it slid off pan...great pan, just got dutch oven too...

...first off dont even attempt to <hl> fry eggs <hl>in this skillet for at least 2 weeks of using....when i recived mine i washed well in hot water, even tho it seasoned your gonna wanna do it theright way...after washing put on top stove to dry,then cooked bacon in it, you are gonna wanna useanimal fat as much as possiable.....it did stick but thats toobe expected with first time use, then i towel dryedthe extra grease and added lard....put in oven at 500degrees, expect some smoking, just have fans ready, for1 hr...turn oven off, i did this like 3-4 times...thencooked fried potatoes with onions ,worked great, friedan egg and it slid off pan...great pan, just got dutch oven too...

...first off dont even attempt to <hl> fry eggs <hl> in this skillet for at least 2 weeks of using....when i recived mine i washed well in hot water, even tho it seasoned your gonna wanna do it theright way...after washing put on top stove to dry,then cooked bacon in it, you are gonna wanna useanimal fat as much as possiable.....it did stick


Question: What should you do after adding lard?

Answer: put in oven at 500degrees

...first off dont even attempt to fry eggsin this skillet for at least 2 weeks of using....when i recived mine i washed well in hot water, even tho it seasoned your gonna wanna do it theright way...after washing put on top stove to dry,then cooked bacon in it, you are gonna wanna useanimal fat as much as possiable.....it did stick but thats toobe expected with first time use, then i towel dryedthe extra grease and added lard.... <hl> put in oven at 500degrees , expect some smoking, just have fans ready, for1 hr...turn oven off, i did this like 3-4 times...thencooked fried potatoes with onions ,worked great, friedan egg and it slid off pan...great pan, just got dutch oven too... <hl>

...first off dont even attempt to fry eggsin this skillet for at least 2 weeks of using....when i recived mine i washed well in hot water, even tho it seasoned your gonna wanna do it theright way...after washing put on top stove to dry,then cooked bacon in it, you are gonna wanna useanimal fat as much as possiable.....it did stick but thats toobe expected with first time use, then i towel dryedthe extra grease and added lard....<hl> put in oven at 500degrees <hl>, expect some smoking, just have fans ready, for1 hr...turn oven off, i did this like 3-4 times...thencooked fried potatoes with onions ,worked great, friedan egg and it slid off pan...great pan, just got dutch oven too...

<hl> put in oven at 500degrees <hl> , expect some smoking, just have fans ready, for1 hr...turn oven off, i did this like 3-4 times...thencooked fried potatoes with onions ,worked great, friedan egg and it slid off pan...great pan, just got dutch oven too...


Question: What type of fat should you use as much as possible?

Answer: animal fat

<hl> ...first off dont even attempt to fry eggsin this skillet for at least 2 weeks of using....when i recived mine i washed well in hot water, even tho it seasoned your gonna wanna do it theright way...after washing put on top stove to dry,then cooked bacon in it, you are gonna wanna use animal fat as much as possiable.....it did stick <hl> but thats toobe expected with first time use, then i towel dryedthe extra grease and added lard....put in oven at 500degrees, expect some smoking, just have fans ready, for1 hr...turn oven off, i did this like 3-4 times...thencooked fried potatoes with onions ,worked great, friedan egg and it slid off pan...great pan, just got dutch oven too...

...first off dont even attempt to fry eggsin this skillet for at least 2 weeks of using....when i recived mine i washed well in hot water, even tho it seasoned your gonna wanna do it theright way...after washing put on top stove to dry,then cooked bacon in it, you are gonna wanna use<hl> animal fat <hl> as much as possiable.....it did stick but thats toobe expected with first time use, then i towel dryedthe extra grease and added lard....put in oven at 500degrees, expect some smoking, just have fans ready, for1 hr...turn oven off, i did this like 3-4 times...thencooked fried potatoes with onions ,worked great, friedan egg and it slid off pan...great pan, just got dutch oven too...

...first off dont even attempt to fry eggsin this skillet for at least 2 weeks of using....when i recived mine i washed well in hot water, even tho it seasoned your gonna wanna do it theright way...after washing put on top stove to dry,then cooked bacon in it, you are gonna wanna use <hl> animal fat <hl> as much as possiable.....it did stick


Question: What should you do first after washing and drying it?

Answer: cooked bacon in it

<hl> ...first off dont even attempt to fry eggsin this skillet for at least 2 weeks of using....when i recived mine i washed well in hot water, even tho it seasoned your gonna wanna do it theright way...after washing put on top stove to dry,then cooked bacon in it , you are gonna wanna useanimal fat as much as possiable.....it did stick <hl> but thats toobe expected with first time use, then i towel dryedthe extra grease and added lard....put in oven at 500degrees, expect some smoking, just have fans ready, for1 hr...turn oven off, i did this like 3-4 times...thencooked fried potatoes with onions ,worked great, friedan egg and it slid off pan...great pan, just got dutch oven too...

...first off dont even attempt to fry eggsin this skillet for at least 2 weeks of using....when i recived mine i washed well in hot water, even tho it seasoned your gonna wanna do it theright way...after washing put on top stove to dry,then <hl> cooked bacon in it <hl>, you are gonna wanna useanimal fat as much as possiable.....it did stick but thats toobe expected with first time use, then i towel dryedthe extra grease and added lard....put in oven at 500degrees, expect some smoking, just have fans ready, for1 hr...turn oven off, i did this like 3-4 times...thencooked fried potatoes with onions ,worked great, friedan egg and it slid off pan...great pan, just got dutch oven too...

...first off dont even attempt to fry eggsin this skillet for at least 2 weeks of using....when i recived mine i washed well in hot water, even tho it seasoned your gonna wanna do it theright way...after washing put on top stove to dry,then <hl> cooked bacon in it <hl> , you are gonna wanna useanimal fat as much as possiable.....it did stick


Question: What did they purchase after getting the skillet?

Answer: dutch oven

...first off dont even attempt to fry eggsin this skillet for at least 2 weeks of using....when i recived mine i washed well in hot water, even tho it seasoned your gonna wanna do it theright way...after washing put on top stove to dry,then cooked bacon in it, you are gonna wanna useanimal fat as much as possiable.....it did stick <hl> but thats toobe expected with first time use, then i towel dryedthe extra grease and added lard....put in oven at 500degrees, expect some smoking, just have fans ready, for1 hr...turn oven off, i did this like 3-4 times...thencooked fried potatoes with onions ,worked great, friedan egg and it slid off pan...great pan, just got dutch oven too... <hl>

...first off dont even attempt to fry eggsin this skillet for at least 2 weeks of using....when i recived mine i washed well in hot water, even tho it seasoned your gonna wanna do it theright way...after washing put on top stove to dry,then cooked bacon in it, you are gonna wanna useanimal fat as much as possiable.....it did stick but thats toobe expected with first time use, then i towel dryedthe extra grease and added lard....put in oven at 500degrees, expect some smoking, just have fans ready, for1 hr...turn oven off, i did this like 3-4 times...thencooked fried potatoes with onions ,worked great, friedan egg and it slid off pan...great pan, just got <hl> dutch oven <hl> too...


Question: When was the iron first bought?

I bought this only 2 and half months ago and have used it maybe 4 or 5 times (I mostly only iron when I sew and I have been too busy to sew lately). When I went to use it today it was making some mild clicking type noises that I hadn't noticed in the past. Then I realized it just wasn't ironing so great either. When I looked at the lcd display, I saw that every available option was highlighted, including the pause lights. I unplugged it and plugged it back in and it cleared for a brief moment and then went back to doing what it was doing: Very little heat and the display not reading correctly. Clearly I have a faulty iron and I'm majorly disappointed about it. Now I have to try to send the thing back to the company and hope for a repair or replacement. This is definitely one of those times where I wish I had bought this at a local store so I could just return it. Not happy.Oh, and one other thing... when I first got this I left it plugged in but made sure it was turned off. When I came back to it later, I noticed the handle was warm to the touch. The soleplate, however, was cool. I made sure to keep it unplugged from then on.Overall, a VERY untrustworthy product from my perspective.

Answer: 2 and half months ago

<hl> I bought this only 2 and half months ago and have used it maybe 4 or 5 times (I mostly only iron when I sew and I have been too busy to sew lately). <hl> When I went to use it today it was making some mild clicking type noises that I hadn't noticed in the past. Then I realized it just wasn't ironing so great either. When I looked at the lcd display, I saw that every available option was highlighted, including the pause lights. I unplugged it and plugged it back in and it cleared for a brief moment and then went back to doing what it was doing: Very little heat and the display not reading correctly. Clearly I have a faulty iron and I'm majorly disappointed about it. Now I have to try to send the thing back to the company and hope for a repair or replacement. This is definitely one of those times where I wish I had bought this at a local store so I could just return it. Not happy. Oh, and one other thing... when I first got this I left it plugged in but made sure it was turned off. When I came back to it later, I noticed the handle was warm to the touch. The soleplate, however, was cool. I made sure to keep it unplugged from then on. Overall, a VERY untrustworthy product from my perspective.

I bought this only <hl> 2 and half months ago <hl> and have used it maybe 4 or 5 times (I mostly only iron when I sew and I have been too busy to sew lately). When I went to use it today it was making some mild clicking type noises that I hadn't noticed in the past. Then I realized it just wasn't ironing so great either. When I looked at the lcd display, I saw that every available option was highlighted, including the pause lights. I unplugged it and plugged it back in and it cleared for a brief moment and then went back to doing what it was doing: Very little heat and the display not reading correctly. Clearly I have a faulty iron and I'm majorly disappointed about it. Now I have to try to send the thing back to the company and hope for a repair or replacement. This is definitely one of those times where I wish I had bought this at a local store so I could just return it. Not happy.Oh, and one other thing... when I first got this I left it plugged in but made sure it was turned off. When I came back to it later, I noticed the handle was warm to the touch. The soleplate, however, was cool. I made sure to keep it unplugged from then on.Overall, a VERY untrustworthy product from my perspective.


Question: What was wrong when the reviewer looked at the lcd display?

Answer: every available option was highlighted

I bought this only 2 and half months ago and have used it maybe 4 or 5 times (I mostly only iron when I sew and I have been too busy to sew lately). When I went to use it today it was making some mild clicking type noises that I hadn't noticed in the past. Then I realized it just wasn't ironing so great either. <hl> When I looked at the lcd display, I saw that every available option was highlighted , including the pause lights. <hl> I unplugged it and plugged it back in and it cleared for a brief moment and then went back to doing what it was doing: Very little heat and the display not reading correctly. Clearly I have a faulty iron and I'm majorly disappointed about it. Now I have to try to send the thing back to the company and hope for a repair or replacement. This is definitely one of those times where I wish I had bought this at a local store so I could just return it. Not happy. Oh, and one other thing... when I first got this I left it plugged in but made sure it was turned off. When I came back to it later, I noticed the handle was warm to the touch. The soleplate, however, was cool. I made sure to keep it unplugged from then on. Overall, a VERY untrustworthy product from my perspective.

I bought this only 2 and half months ago and have used it maybe 4 or 5 times (I mostly only iron when I sew and I have been too busy to sew lately). When I went to use it today it was making some mild clicking type noises that I hadn't noticed in the past. Then I realized it just wasn't ironing so great either. When I looked at the lcd display, I saw that <hl> every available option was highlighted <hl>, including the pause lights. I unplugged it and plugged it back in and it cleared for a brief moment and then went back to doing what it was doing: Very little heat and the display not reading correctly. Clearly I have a faulty iron and I'm majorly disappointed about it. Now I have to try to send the thing back to the company and hope for a repair or replacement. This is definitely one of those times where I wish I had bought this at a local store so I could just return it. Not happy.Oh, and one other thing... when I first got this I left it plugged in but made sure it was turned off. When I came back to it later, I noticed the handle was warm to the touch. The soleplate, however, was cool. I made sure to keep it unplugged from then on.Overall, a VERY untrustworthy product from my perspective.

When I looked at the lcd display, I saw that <hl> every available option was highlighted <hl> , including the pause lights.


Question: How many times is the iron typically used?

Answer: 4 or 5 times

<hl> I bought this only 2 and half months ago and have used it maybe 4 or 5 times (I mostly only iron when I sew and I have been too busy to sew lately). <hl> When I went to use it today it was making some mild clicking type noises that I hadn't noticed in the past. Then I realized it just wasn't ironing so great either. When I looked at the lcd display, I saw that every available option was highlighted, including the pause lights. I unplugged it and plugged it back in and it cleared for a brief moment and then went back to doing what it was doing: Very little heat and the display not reading correctly. Clearly I have a faulty iron and I'm majorly disappointed about it. Now I have to try to send the thing back to the company and hope for a repair or replacement. This is definitely one of those times where I wish I had bought this at a local store so I could just return it. Not happy. Oh, and one other thing... when I first got this I left it plugged in but made sure it was turned off. When I came back to it later, I noticed the handle was warm to the touch. The soleplate, however, was cool. I made sure to keep it unplugged from then on. Overall, a VERY untrustworthy product from my perspective.

I bought this only 2 and half months ago and have used it maybe <hl> 4 or 5 times <hl> (I mostly only iron when I sew and I have been too busy to sew lately). When I went to use it today it was making some mild clicking type noises that I hadn't noticed in the past. Then I realized it just wasn't ironing so great either. When I looked at the lcd display, I saw that every available option was highlighted, including the pause lights. I unplugged it and plugged it back in and it cleared for a brief moment and then went back to doing what it was doing: Very little heat and the display not reading correctly. Clearly I have a faulty iron and I'm majorly disappointed about it. Now I have to try to send the thing back to the company and hope for a repair or replacement. This is definitely one of those times where I wish I had bought this at a local store so I could just return it. Not happy.Oh, and one other thing... when I first got this I left it plugged in but made sure it was turned off. When I came back to it later, I noticed the handle was warm to the touch. The soleplate, however, was cool. I made sure to keep it unplugged from then on.Overall, a VERY untrustworthy product from my perspective.


Question: What was warm to the touch after being plugged in but off for awhile?

Answer: the handle

I bought this only 2 and half months ago and have used it maybe 4 or 5 times (I mostly only iron when I sew and I have been too busy to sew lately). When I went to use it today it was making some mild clicking type noises that I hadn't noticed in the past. Then I realized it just wasn't ironing so great either. When I looked at the lcd display, I saw that every available option was highlighted, including the pause lights. I unplugged it and plugged it back in and it cleared for a brief moment and then went back to doing what it was doing: Very little heat and the display not reading correctly. Clearly I have a faulty iron and I'm majorly disappointed about it. Now I have to try to send the thing back to the company and hope for a repair or replacement. This is definitely one of those times where I wish I had bought this at a local store so I could just return it. Not happy. Oh, and one other thing... when I first got this I left it plugged in but made sure it was turned off. <hl> When I came back to it later, I noticed the handle was warm to the touch. <hl> The soleplate, however, was cool. I made sure to keep it unplugged from then on. Overall, a VERY untrustworthy product from my perspective.

I bought this only 2 and half months ago and have used it maybe 4 or 5 times (I mostly only iron when I sew and I have been too busy to sew lately). When I went to use it today it was making some mild clicking type noises that I hadn't noticed in the past. Then I realized it just wasn't ironing so great either. When I looked at the lcd display, I saw that every available option was highlighted, including the pause lights. I unplugged it and plugged it back in and it cleared for a brief moment and then went back to doing what it was doing: Very little heat and the display not reading correctly. Clearly I have a faulty iron and I'm majorly disappointed about it. Now I have to try to send the thing back to the company and hope for a repair or replacement. This is definitely one of those times where I wish I had bought this at a local store so I could just return it. Not happy.Oh, and one other thing... when I first got this I left it plugged in but made sure it was turned off. When I came back to it later, I noticed <hl> the handle <hl> was warm to the touch. The soleplate, however, was cool. I made sure to keep it unplugged from then on.Overall, a VERY untrustworthy product from my perspective.


Question: What is described as looking great, powerful, and heavy?

Looks great, Heavy, powerful. I have all Kitchen aid products. They look great together.The problem is with making smoothies. Frozen fruit is apparently hard to push around. It catches on the sides and jambs the blade.The blade is spun by this small black toothed gear attached to the top of the motor. It's made of a rubberized plastic type material which is molded over a metal piece. That connection will break as experienced by other users.I'll assume that that type of mixing may have not been anticipated by the engineers. All other tyes of general blending may not tax that connection as hard as frozen fruit.Therefore if you blend frozen fruit get a different mixer.I got a Waring Pro uses the same designed coupler but is replaceable for $5.

Answer: Kitchen aid products

I have all Kitchen aid products .

Looks great, Heavy, powerful. <hl> I have all Kitchen aid products . <hl> They look great together. The problem is with making smoothies. Frozen fruit is apparently hard to push around. It catches on the sides and jambs the blade. The blade is spun by this small black toothed gear attached to the top of the motor. It's made of a rubberized plastic type material which is molded over a metal piece. That connection will break as experienced by other users. I'll assume that that type of mixing may have not been anticipated by the engineers. All other tyes of general blending may not tax that connection as hard as frozen fruit. Therefore if you blend frozen fruit get a different mixer. I got a Waring Pro uses the same designed coupler but is replaceable for $5.

Looks great, Heavy, powerful. I have all <hl> Kitchen aid products <hl>. They look great together.The problem is with making smoothies. Frozen fruit is apparently hard to push around. It catches on the sides and jambs the blade.The blade is spun by this small black toothed gear attached to the top of the motor. It's made of a rubberized plastic type material which is molded over a metal piece. That connection will break as experienced by other users.I'll assume that that type of mixing may have not been anticipated by the engineers. All other tyes of general blending may not tax that connection as hard as frozen fruit.Therefore if you blend frozen fruit get a different mixer.I got a Waring Pro uses the same designed coupler but is replaceable for $5.

I have all <hl> Kitchen aid products <hl> .


Question: What is the problem with the blender?

Answer: making smoothies

The problem is with making smoothies .

Looks great, Heavy, powerful. I have all Kitchen aid products. They look great together. <hl> The problem is with making smoothies . <hl> Frozen fruit is apparently hard to push around. It catches on the sides and jambs the blade. The blade is spun by this small black toothed gear attached to the top of the motor. It's made of a rubberized plastic type material which is molded over a metal piece. That connection will break as experienced by other users. I'll assume that that type of mixing may have not been anticipated by the engineers. All other tyes of general blending may not tax that connection as hard as frozen fruit. Therefore if you blend frozen fruit get a different mixer. I got a Waring Pro uses the same designed coupler but is replaceable for $5.

Looks great, Heavy, powerful. I have all Kitchen aid products. They look great together.The problem is with <hl> making smoothies <hl>. Frozen fruit is apparently hard to push around. It catches on the sides and jambs the blade.The blade is spun by this small black toothed gear attached to the top of the motor. It's made of a rubberized plastic type material which is molded over a metal piece. That connection will break as experienced by other users.I'll assume that that type of mixing may have not been anticipated by the engineers. All other tyes of general blending may not tax that connection as hard as frozen fruit.Therefore if you blend frozen fruit get a different mixer.I got a Waring Pro uses the same designed coupler but is replaceable for $5.

The problem is with <hl> making smoothies <hl> .


Question: What catches on the sides and jams the blade?

Answer: Frozen fruit

Looks great, Heavy, powerful. I have all Kitchen aid products. They look great together. The problem is with making smoothies. <hl> Frozen fruit is apparently hard to push around. <hl> It catches on the sides and jambs the blade. The blade is spun by this small black toothed gear attached to the top of the motor. It's made of a rubberized plastic type material which is molded over a metal piece. That connection will break as experienced by other users. I'll assume that that type of mixing may have not been anticipated by the engineers. All other tyes of general blending may not tax that connection as hard as frozen fruit. Therefore if you blend frozen fruit get a different mixer. I got a Waring Pro uses the same designed coupler but is replaceable for $5.

Looks great, Heavy, powerful. I have all Kitchen aid products. They look great together.The problem is with making smoothies. <hl> Frozen fruit <hl> is apparently hard to push around. It catches on the sides and jambs the blade.The blade is spun by this small black toothed gear attached to the top of the motor. It's made of a rubberized plastic type material which is molded over a metal piece. That connection will break as experienced by other users.I'll assume that that type of mixing may have not been anticipated by the engineers. All other tyes of general blending may not tax that connection as hard as frozen fruit.Therefore if you blend frozen fruit get a different mixer.I got a Waring Pro uses the same designed coupler but is replaceable for $5.


Question: What piece is bound to break after repeated use?

Answer: small black toothed gear

Looks great, Heavy, powerful. I have all Kitchen aid products. They look great together. The problem is with making smoothies. Frozen fruit is apparently hard to push around. It catches on the sides and jambs the blade. <hl> The blade is spun by this small black toothed gear attached to the top of the motor. <hl> It's made of a rubberized plastic type material which is molded over a metal piece. That connection will break as experienced by other users. I'll assume that that type of mixing may have not been anticipated by the engineers. All other tyes of general blending may not tax that connection as hard as frozen fruit. Therefore if you blend frozen fruit get a different mixer. I got a Waring Pro uses the same designed coupler but is replaceable for $5.

Looks great, Heavy, powerful. I have all Kitchen aid products. They look great together.The problem is with making smoothies. Frozen fruit is apparently hard to push around. It catches on the sides and jambs the blade.The blade is spun by this <hl> small black toothed gear <hl> attached to the top of the motor. It's made of a rubberized plastic type material which is molded over a metal piece. That connection will break as experienced by other users.I'll assume that that type of mixing may have not been anticipated by the engineers. All other tyes of general blending may not tax that connection as hard as frozen fruit.Therefore if you blend frozen fruit get a different mixer.I got a Waring Pro uses the same designed coupler but is replaceable for $5.


Question: What's the outside made of?

Faster than a microwave, this kettle brings water to a boil so quickly, you'll be amazed. The outside is sturdy plastic and the inside appears to be high grade stainless steel. Our water supply is filtered well water and so far there has been no residue or scale build-up at all inside the kettle. I wouldn't recommend putting anything but water into the kettle to avoid accumulating undesirable residues.

Answer: plastic

Faster than a microwave, this kettle brings water to a boil so quickly, you'll be amazed. <hl> The outside is sturdy plastic and the inside appears to be high grade stainless steel. <hl> Our water supply is filtered well water and so far there has been no residue or scale build-up at all inside the kettle. I wouldn't recommend putting anything but water into the kettle to avoid accumulating undesirable residues.

Faster than a microwave, this kettle brings water to a boil so quickly, you'll be amazed. The outside is sturdy <hl> plastic <hl> and the inside appears to be high grade stainless steel. Our water supply is filtered well water and so far there has been no residue or scale build-up at all inside the kettle. I wouldn't recommend putting anything but water into the kettle to avoid accumulating undesirable residues.


Question: What's the inside made of?

Answer: stainless steel.

Faster than a microwave, this kettle brings water to a boil so quickly, you'll be amazed. <hl> The outside is sturdy plastic and the inside appears to be high grade stainless steel. Our water supply is filtered well water and so far there has been no residue or scale build-up at all inside the kettle. <hl> I wouldn't recommend putting anything but water into the kettle to avoid accumulating undesirable residues.

Faster than a microwave, this kettle brings water to a boil so quickly, you'll be amazed. The outside is sturdy plastic and the inside appears to be high grade <hl> stainless steel. <hl> Our water supply is filtered well water and so far there has been no residue or scale build-up at all inside the kettle. I wouldn't recommend putting anything but water into the kettle to avoid accumulating undesirable residues.


Question: What item is this?

Answer: kettle

<hl> Faster than a microwave, this kettle brings water to a boil so quickly, you'll be amazed. <hl> The outside is sturdy plastic and the inside appears to be high grade stainless steel. Our water supply is filtered well water and so far there has been no residue or scale build-up at all inside the kettle. I wouldn't recommend putting anything but water into the kettle to avoid accumulating undesirable residues.

Faster than a microwave, this <hl> kettle <hl> brings water to a boil so quickly, you'll be amazed. The outside is sturdy plastic and the inside appears to be high grade stainless steel. Our water supply is filtered well water and so far there has been no residue or scale build-up at all inside the kettle. I wouldn't recommend putting anything but water into the kettle to avoid accumulating undesirable residues.


Question: What is the only thing they recommend putting in the kettle?

Answer: water

<hl> Faster than a microwave, this kettle brings water to a boil so quickly, you'll be amazed. <hl> The outside is sturdy plastic and the inside appears to be high grade stainless steel. Our water supply is filtered well water and so far there has been no residue or scale build-up at all inside the kettle. I wouldn't recommend putting anything but water into the kettle to avoid accumulating undesirable residues.

Faster than a microwave, this kettle brings <hl> water <hl> to a boil so quickly, you'll be amazed. The outside is sturdy plastic and the inside appears to be high grade stainless steel. Our water supply is filtered well water and so far there has been no residue or scale build-up at all inside the kettle. I wouldn't recommend putting anything but water into the kettle to avoid accumulating undesirable residues.


Question: Why do they only recommend this item?

Answer: avoid accumulating undesirable residues

Faster than a microwave, this kettle brings water to a boil so quickly, you'll be amazed. The outside is sturdy plastic and the inside appears to be high grade stainless steel. Our water supply is filtered well water and so far there has been no residue or scale build-up at all inside the kettle. <hl> I wouldn't recommend putting anything but water into the kettle to avoid accumulating undesirable residues . <hl>

Faster than a microwave, this kettle brings water to a boil so quickly, you'll be amazed. The outside is sturdy plastic and the inside appears to be high grade stainless steel. Our water supply is filtered well water and so far there has been no residue or scale build-up at all inside the kettle. I wouldn't recommend putting anything but water into the kettle to <hl> avoid accumulating undesirable residues <hl>.

I wouldn't recommend putting anything but water into the kettle to <hl> avoid accumulating undesirable residues <hl> .


Question: What is the longer side supposed to do?

I thought this was going to be my THING! While it is comfy and offers pretty good support, the ear hole helps, but isn't QUITE big enough (and I have reg-o ears)- This is NOT good for anyone who doesn't stay in the exact same position all night. I like to flip sides - I'm mainly on my left shoulder - but I like to switch it up at night and this pillow does not allow for it. You'd have to flip your pillow over to go to the other side b/c the longer side is supposed to stay on your back. Also if you ever lay just on your back...this is useless! SO! If you stay put while you sleep, get this! If you like to switch sides at all without having to sit up to flip you pillow to do it...this would not be the pillow for you.

Answer: stay on your back

I thought this was going to be my THING! While it is comfy and offers pretty good support, the ear hole helps, but isn't QUITE big enough (and I have reg-o ears)- This is NOT good for anyone who doesn't stay in the exact same position all night. I like to flip sides - I'm mainly on my left shoulder - but I like to switch it up at night and this pillow does not allow for it. <hl> You'd have to flip your pillow over to go to the other side b/c the longer side is supposed to stay on your back . <hl> Also if you ever lay just on your back...this is useless! SO! If you stay put while you sleep, get this! If you like to switch sides at all without having to sit up to flip you pillow to do it...this would not be the pillow for you.

I thought this was going to be my THING! While it is comfy and offers pretty good support, the ear hole helps, but isn't QUITE big enough (and I have reg-o ears)- This is NOT good for anyone who doesn't stay in the exact same position all night. I like to flip sides - I'm mainly on my left shoulder - but I like to switch it up at night and this pillow does not allow for it. You'd have to flip your pillow over to go to the other side b/c the longer side is supposed to <hl> stay on your back <hl>. Also if you ever lay just on your back...this is useless! SO! If you stay put while you sleep, get this! If you like to switch sides at all without having to sit up to flip you pillow to do it...this would not be the pillow for you.

You'd have to flip your pillow over to go to the other side b/c the longer side is supposed to <hl> stay on your back <hl> .


Question: What position does she normally sleep in?

Answer: my left shoulder

I thought this was going to be my THING! While it is comfy and offers pretty good support, the ear hole helps, but isn't QUITE big enough (and I have reg-o ears)- This is NOT good for anyone who doesn't stay in the exact same position all night. <hl> I like to flip sides - I'm mainly on my left shoulder - <hl> but I like to switch it up at night and this pillow does not allow for it. You'd have to flip your pillow over to go to the other side b/c the longer side is supposed to stay on your back. Also if you ever lay just on your back...this is useless! SO! If you stay put while you sleep, get this! If you like to switch sides at all without having to sit up to flip you pillow to do it...this would not be the pillow for you.

I thought this was going to be my THING! While it is comfy and offers pretty good support, the ear hole helps, but isn't QUITE big enough (and I have reg-o ears)- This is NOT good for anyone who doesn't stay in the exact same position all night. I like to flip sides - I'm mainly on <hl> my left shoulder <hl> - but I like to switch it up at night and this pillow does not allow for it. You'd have to flip your pillow over to go to the other side b/c the longer side is supposed to stay on your back. Also if you ever lay just on your back...this is useless! SO! If you stay put while you sleep, get this! If you like to switch sides at all without having to sit up to flip you pillow to do it...this would not be the pillow for you.


Question: How does her position change over the night?

Answer: switch it up

I thought this was going to be my THING! While it is comfy and offers pretty good support, the ear hole helps, but isn't QUITE big enough (and I have reg-o ears)- This is NOT good for anyone who doesn't stay in the exact same position all night. <hl> I like to flip sides - I'm mainly on my left shoulder - but I like to switch it up at night and this pillow does not allow for it. <hl> You'd have to flip your pillow over to go to the other side b/c the longer side is supposed to stay on your back. Also if you ever lay just on your back...this is useless! SO! If you stay put while you sleep, get this! If you like to switch sides at all without having to sit up to flip you pillow to do it...this would not be the pillow for you.

I thought this was going to be my THING! While it is comfy and offers pretty good support, the ear hole helps, but isn't QUITE big enough (and I have reg-o ears)- This is NOT good for anyone who doesn't stay in the exact same position all night. I like to flip sides - I'm mainly on my left shoulder - but I like to <hl> switch it up <hl> at night and this pillow does not allow for it. You'd have to flip your pillow over to go to the other side b/c the longer side is supposed to stay on your back. Also if you ever lay just on your back...this is useless! SO! If you stay put while you sleep, get this! If you like to switch sides at all without having to sit up to flip you pillow to do it...this would not be the pillow for you.


Question: Who is this product good for?

Answer: stay put while you sleep,

I thought this was going to be my THING! While it is comfy and offers pretty good support, the ear hole helps, but isn't QUITE big enough (and I have reg-o ears)- This is NOT good for anyone who doesn't stay in the exact same position all night. I like to flip sides - I'm mainly on my left shoulder - but I like to switch it up at night and this pillow does not allow for it. You'd have to flip your pillow over to go to the other side b/c the longer side is supposed to stay on your back. Also if you ever lay just on your back...this is useless! SO! <hl> If you stay put while you sleep, get this! <hl> If you like to switch sides at all without having to sit up to flip you pillow to do it...this would not be the pillow for you.

I thought this was going to be my THING! While it is comfy and offers pretty good support, the ear hole helps, but isn't QUITE big enough (and I have reg-o ears)- This is NOT good for anyone who doesn't stay in the exact same position all night. I like to flip sides - I'm mainly on my left shoulder - but I like to switch it up at night and this pillow does not allow for it. You'd have to flip your pillow over to go to the other side b/c the longer side is supposed to stay on your back. Also if you ever lay just on your back...this is useless! SO! If you <hl> stay put while you sleep, <hl> get this! If you like to switch sides at all without having to sit up to flip you pillow to do it...this would not be the pillow for you.


Question: What item is this

For years, I've been lugging bottles of water (mostly distilled) so that I can avoid weird water tastes, cloudy water and mystery pollution floating in it. Well, I guess I'm about to miss out on all those great work-outs I've been doing. There'll be no more heavy lifting for me or squandering tons of money (it really adds up!) on bottled water. I can also congratulate myself on sparing the environment all those plastic jugs in the trash.PUR CR-600 2 Stage Oval Water Pitcher is excellent, efficient and cost-effective. The pitcher, itself, is quite sturdy. I've been using this pitcher for weeks now, and I'm certain that it will last a good long time. I highly recommend it and only wish I had purchased one years ago!

Answer: PUR CR-600 2 Stage Oval Water Pitcher

For years, I've been lugging bottles of water (mostly distilled) so that I can avoid weird water tastes, cloudy water and mystery pollution floating in it. Well, I guess I'm about to miss out on all those great work-outs I've been doing. There'll be no more heavy lifting for me or squandering tons of money (it really adds up!) on bottled water. I can also congratulate myself on sparing the environment all those plastic jugs in the trash. <hl> PUR CR-600 2 Stage Oval Water Pitcher is excellent, efficient and cost-effective. <hl> The pitcher, itself, is quite sturdy. I've been using this pitcher for weeks now, and I'm certain that it will last a good long time. I highly recommend it and only wish I had purchased one years ago!

For years, I've been lugging bottles of water (mostly distilled) so that I can avoid weird water tastes, cloudy water and mystery pollution floating in it. Well, I guess I'm about to miss out on all those great work-outs I've been doing. There'll be no more heavy lifting for me or squandering tons of money (it really adds up!) on bottled water. I can also congratulate myself on sparing the environment all those plastic jugs in the trash.<hl> PUR CR-600 2 Stage Oval Water Pitcher <hl> is excellent, efficient and cost-effective. The pitcher, itself, is quite sturdy. I've been using this pitcher for weeks now, and I'm certain that it will last a good long time. I highly recommend it and only wish I had purchased one years ago!