Question: What item was purchased?

I've had for 8 months now. I've modified (11/11)my review from when I purchased 3/11. What I like:- two heat settings & a non-heat setting- froths like it should- non-stick surface- shuts off automaticallyOnly one time when I used it, it did not shut off automatically and when I smelled it burning I turned it off. The milk was brown - but this is what I like about the non-stick surface, it cleans so easily. I can't imagine buying a frother that does not have a non-stick feature. I can go for weeks w/not using it, then I can go for weeks when I use it daily. So far it's been turning off automatically. I love using the heated setting so the milk doesn't cool my coffee. I use a mixture of heavy creme and milk and it still froths nicely. 2% milk froths even better. After I make the froth, I use a spatula to put in a coffee mug, put the mug under the Keurig dispener and have the coffee go right on top. I can stir afterwards and the froth still stays frothy! So far, it's produced great froth, consistently.

Answer: frother

I've had for 8 months now. I've modified (11/11)my review from when I purchased 3/11. What I like:- two heat settings & a non-heat setting- froths like it should- non-stick surface- shuts off automaticallyOnly one time when I used it, it did not shut off automatically and when I smelled it burning I turned it off. The milk was brown - but this is what I like about the non-stick surface, it cleans so easily. <hl> I can't imagine buying a frother that does not have a non-stick feature. <hl> I can go for weeks w/not using it, then I can go for weeks when I use it daily. So far it's been turning off automatically. I love using the heated setting so the milk doesn't cool my coffee. I use a mixture of heavy creme and milk and it still froths nicely. 2% milk froths even better. After I make the froth, I use a spatula to put in a coffee mug, put the mug under the Keurig dispener and have the coffee go right on top. I can stir afterwards and the froth still stays frothy! So far, it's produced great froth, consistently.

I've had for 8 months now. I've modified (11/11)my review from when I purchased 3/11. What I like:- two heat settings & a non-heat setting- froths like it should- non-stick surface- shuts off automaticallyOnly one time when I used it, it did not shut off automatically and when I smelled it burning I turned it off. The milk was brown - but this is what I like about the non-stick surface, it cleans so easily. I can't imagine buying a <hl> frother <hl> that does not have a non-stick feature. I can go for weeks w/not using it, then I can go for weeks when I use it daily. So far it's been turning off automatically. I love using the heated setting so the milk doesn't cool my coffee. I use a mixture of heavy creme and milk and it still froths nicely. 2% milk froths even better. After I make the froth, I use a spatula to put in a coffee mug, put the mug under the Keurig dispener and have the coffee go right on top. I can stir afterwards and the froth still stays frothy! So far, it's produced great froth, consistently.


Question: To avoid having milk cool their coffee, what setting are they using?

Answer: heated setting

I've had for 8 months now. I've modified (11/11)my review from when I purchased 3/11. What I like:- two heat settings & a non-heat setting- froths like it should- non-stick surface- shuts off automaticallyOnly one time when I used it, it did not shut off automatically and when I smelled it burning I turned it off. The milk was brown - but this is what I like about the non-stick surface, it cleans so easily. I can't imagine buying a frother that does not have a non-stick feature. I can go for weeks w/not using it, then I can go for weeks when I use it daily. So far it's been turning off automatically. <hl> I love using the heated setting so the milk doesn't cool my coffee. <hl> I use a mixture of heavy creme and milk and it still froths nicely. 2% milk froths even better. After I make the froth, I use a spatula to put in a coffee mug, put the mug under the Keurig dispener and have the coffee go right on top. I can stir afterwards and the froth still stays frothy! So far, it's produced great froth, consistently.

I've had for 8 months now. I've modified (11/11)my review from when I purchased 3/11. What I like:- two heat settings & a non-heat setting- froths like it should- non-stick surface- shuts off automaticallyOnly one time when I used it, it did not shut off automatically and when I smelled it burning I turned it off. The milk was brown - but this is what I like about the non-stick surface, it cleans so easily. I can't imagine buying a frother that does not have a non-stick feature. I can go for weeks w/not using it, then I can go for weeks when I use it daily. So far it's been turning off automatically. I love using the <hl> heated setting <hl> so the milk doesn't cool my coffee. I use a mixture of heavy creme and milk and it still froths nicely. 2% milk froths even better. After I make the froth, I use a spatula to put in a coffee mug, put the mug under the Keurig dispener and have the coffee go right on top. I can stir afterwards and the froth still stays frothy! So far, it's produced great froth, consistently.


Question: How long have they had this item for?

Answer: 8 months

I've had for 8 months now.

<hl> I've had for 8 months now. <hl> I've modified (11/11)my review from when I purchased 3/11. What I like:- two heat settings & a non-heat setting- froths like it should- non-stick surface- shuts off automaticallyOnly one time when I used it, it did not shut off automatically and when I smelled it burning I turned it off. The milk was brown - but this is what I like about the non-stick surface, it cleans so easily. I can't imagine buying a frother that does not have a non-stick feature. I can go for weeks w/not using it, then I can go for weeks when I use it daily. So far it's been turning off automatically. I love using the heated setting so the milk doesn't cool my coffee. I use a mixture of heavy creme and milk and it still froths nicely. 2% milk froths even better. After I make the froth, I use a spatula to put in a coffee mug, put the mug under the Keurig dispener and have the coffee go right on top. I can stir afterwards and the froth still stays frothy! So far, it's produced great froth, consistently.

I've had for <hl> 8 months <hl> now. I've modified (11/11)my review from when I purchased 3/11. What I like:- two heat settings & a non-heat setting- froths like it should- non-stick surface- shuts off automaticallyOnly one time when I used it, it did not shut off automatically and when I smelled it burning I turned it off. The milk was brown - but this is what I like about the non-stick surface, it cleans so easily. I can't imagine buying a frother that does not have a non-stick feature. I can go for weeks w/not using it, then I can go for weeks when I use it daily. So far it's been turning off automatically. I love using the heated setting so the milk doesn't cool my coffee. I use a mixture of heavy creme and milk and it still froths nicely. 2% milk froths even better. After I make the froth, I use a spatula to put in a coffee mug, put the mug under the Keurig dispener and have the coffee go right on top. I can stir afterwards and the froth still stays frothy! So far, it's produced great froth, consistently.


Question: What is the one feature that is a must have?

Answer: non-stick feature

a non-stick feature .

I've had for 8 months now. I've modified (11/11)my review from when I purchased 3/11. What I like:- two heat settings & a non-heat setting- froths like it should- non-stick surface- shuts off automaticallyOnly one time when I used it, it did not shut off automatically and when I smelled it burning I turned it off. The milk was brown - but this is what I like about the non-stick surface, it cleans so easily. I can't imagine buying a frother that does not have <hl> a non-stick feature . <hl> I can go for weeks w/not using it, then I can go for weeks when I use it daily. So far it's been turning off automatically. I love using the heated setting so the milk doesn't cool my coffee. I use a mixture of heavy creme and milk and it still froths nicely. 2% milk froths even better. After I make the froth, I use a spatula to put in a coffee mug, put the mug under the Keurig dispener and have the coffee go right on top. I can stir afterwards and the froth still stays frothy! So far, it's produced great froth, consistently.

I've had for 8 months now. I've modified (11/11)my review from when I purchased 3/11. What I like:- two heat settings & a non-heat setting- froths like it should- non-stick surface- shuts off automaticallyOnly one time when I used it, it did not shut off automatically and when I smelled it burning I turned it off. The milk was brown - but this is what I like about the non-stick surface, it cleans so easily. I can't imagine buying a frother that does not have a <hl> non-stick feature <hl>. I can go for weeks w/not using it, then I can go for weeks when I use it daily. So far it's been turning off automatically. I love using the heated setting so the milk doesn't cool my coffee. I use a mixture of heavy creme and milk and it still froths nicely. 2% milk froths even better. After I make the froth, I use a spatula to put in a coffee mug, put the mug under the Keurig dispener and have the coffee go right on top. I can stir afterwards and the froth still stays frothy! So far, it's produced great froth, consistently.


Question: What two settings do they like?

Answer: two heat settings & a non-heat setting

I've had for 8 months now. I've modified (11/11)my review from when I purchased 3/11. <hl> What I like:- two heat settings & a non-heat setting - froths like it should- non-stick surface- shuts off automaticallyOnly one time when I used it, it did not shut off automatically and when I smelled it burning I turned it off. <hl> The milk was brown - but this is what I like about the non-stick surface, it cleans so easily. I can't imagine buying a frother that does not have a non-stick feature. I can go for weeks w/not using it, then I can go for weeks when I use it daily. So far it's been turning off automatically. I love using the heated setting so the milk doesn't cool my coffee. I use a mixture of heavy creme and milk and it still froths nicely. 2% milk froths even better. After I make the froth, I use a spatula to put in a coffee mug, put the mug under the Keurig dispener and have the coffee go right on top. I can stir afterwards and the froth still stays frothy! So far, it's produced great froth, consistently.

I've had for 8 months now. I've modified (11/11)my review from when I purchased 3/11. What I like:- <hl> two heat settings & a non-heat setting <hl>- froths like it should- non-stick surface- shuts off automaticallyOnly one time when I used it, it did not shut off automatically and when I smelled it burning I turned it off. The milk was brown - but this is what I like about the non-stick surface, it cleans so easily. I can't imagine buying a frother that does not have a non-stick feature. I can go for weeks w/not using it, then I can go for weeks when I use it daily. So far it's been turning off automatically. I love using the heated setting so the milk doesn't cool my coffee. I use a mixture of heavy creme and milk and it still froths nicely. 2% milk froths even better. After I make the froth, I use a spatula to put in a coffee mug, put the mug under the Keurig dispener and have the coffee go right on top. I can stir afterwards and the froth still stays frothy! So far, it's produced great froth, consistently.

What I like:- <hl> two heat settings & a non-heat setting <hl> - froths like it should- non-stick surface- shuts off automaticallyOnly one time when I used it, it did not shut off automatically and when I smelled it burning I turned it off.


Question: What was not taken into consideration when purchasing?

I'm such a sucker for the stars ratings. This one got 4 four stars at the time of purchase so I thought it would be a good bet. When we got it, I immediately realized that I didn't take into consideration the size of it. There are only two coffee drinkers in our house and this is just way too big for our needs. We decided to keep it since we occasionally have guests over but for the 1-2 cups that we brew on a daily basis, this is way too big. It's very tall and the carafe is difficult to pour from unless it's full. Normally, we only have 2 cups in there and trying to get out that very last bit usually results is spilling it onto the counter. The carafe manages to keep the coffee warm even though it's not heating it but it's not super hot as well. I like my coffee HOT, so I pop it into the microwave for another 30 seconds. All it all, it makes a decent cup of joe but I would look at other coffeemakers if you don't need the 12-cups.

Answer: the size

I'm such a sucker for the stars ratings. This one got 4 four stars at the time of purchase so I thought it would be a good bet. <hl> When we got it, I immediately realized that I didn't take into consideration the size of it. <hl> There are only two coffee drinkers in our house and this is just way too big for our needs. We decided to keep it since we occasionally have guests over but for the 1-2 cups that we brew on a daily basis, this is way too big. It's very tall and the carafe is difficult to pour from unless it's full. Normally, we only have 2 cups in there and trying to get out that very last bit usually results is spilling it onto the counter. The carafe manages to keep the coffee warm even though it's not heating it but it's not super hot as well. I like my coffee HOT, so I pop it into the microwave for another 30 seconds. All it all, it makes a decent cup of joe but I would look at other coffeemakers if you don't need the 12-cups.

I'm such a sucker for the stars ratings. This one got 4 four stars at the time of purchase so I thought it would be a good bet. When we got it, I immediately realized that I didn't take into consideration <hl> the size <hl> of it. There are only two coffee drinkers in our house and this is just way too big for our needs. We decided to keep it since we occasionally have guests over but for the 1-2 cups that we brew on a daily basis, this is way too big. It's very tall and the carafe is difficult to pour from unless it's full. Normally, we only have 2 cups in there and trying to get out that very last bit usually results is spilling it onto the counter. The carafe manages to keep the coffee warm even though it's not heating it but it's not super hot as well. I like my coffee HOT, so I pop it into the microwave for another 30 seconds. All it all, it makes a decent cup of joe but I would look at other coffeemakers if you don't need the 12-cups.


Question: How many coffee drinkers are there?

Answer: two

I'm such a sucker for the stars ratings. This one got 4 four stars at the time of purchase so I thought it would be a good bet. When we got it, I immediately realized that I didn't take into consideration the size of it. <hl> There are only two coffee drinkers in our house and this is just way too big for our needs. <hl> We decided to keep it since we occasionally have guests over but for the 1-2 cups that we brew on a daily basis, this is way too big. It's very tall and the carafe is difficult to pour from unless it's full. Normally, we only have 2 cups in there and trying to get out that very last bit usually results is spilling it onto the counter. The carafe manages to keep the coffee warm even though it's not heating it but it's not super hot as well. I like my coffee HOT, so I pop it into the microwave for another 30 seconds. All it all, it makes a decent cup of joe but I would look at other coffeemakers if you don't need the 12-cups.

I'm such a sucker for the stars ratings. This one got 4 four stars at the time of purchase so I thought it would be a good bet. When we got it, I immediately realized that I didn't take into consideration the size of it. There are only <hl> two <hl> coffee drinkers in our house and this is just way too big for our needs. We decided to keep it since we occasionally have guests over but for the 1-2 cups that we brew on a daily basis, this is way too big. It's very tall and the carafe is difficult to pour from unless it's full. Normally, we only have 2 cups in there and trying to get out that very last bit usually results is spilling it onto the counter. The carafe manages to keep the coffee warm even though it's not heating it but it's not super hot as well. I like my coffee HOT, so I pop it into the microwave for another 30 seconds. All it all, it makes a decent cup of joe but I would look at other coffeemakers if you don't need the 12-cups.


Question: How many times do they drew coffee?

Answer: daily basis

I'm such a sucker for the stars ratings. This one got 4 four stars at the time of purchase so I thought it would be a good bet. When we got it, I immediately realized that I didn't take into consideration the size of it. There are only two coffee drinkers in our house and this is just way too big for our needs. <hl> We decided to keep it since we occasionally have guests over but for the 1-2 cups that we brew on a daily basis , this is way too big. <hl> It's very tall and the carafe is difficult to pour from unless it's full. Normally, we only have 2 cups in there and trying to get out that very last bit usually results is spilling it onto the counter. The carafe manages to keep the coffee warm even though it's not heating it but it's not super hot as well. I like my coffee HOT, so I pop it into the microwave for another 30 seconds. All it all, it makes a decent cup of joe but I would look at other coffeemakers if you don't need the 12-cups.

I'm such a sucker for the stars ratings. This one got 4 four stars at the time of purchase so I thought it would be a good bet. When we got it, I immediately realized that I didn't take into consideration the size of it. There are only two coffee drinkers in our house and this is just way too big for our needs. We decided to keep it since we occasionally have guests over but for the 1-2 cups that we brew on a <hl> daily basis <hl>, this is way too big. It's very tall and the carafe is difficult to pour from unless it's full. Normally, we only have 2 cups in there and trying to get out that very last bit usually results is spilling it onto the counter. The carafe manages to keep the coffee warm even though it's not heating it but it's not super hot as well. I like my coffee HOT, so I pop it into the microwave for another 30 seconds. All it all, it makes a decent cup of joe but I would look at other coffeemakers if you don't need the 12-cups.

We decided to keep it since we occasionally have guests over but for the 1-2 cups that we brew on a <hl> daily basis <hl> , this is way too big.


Question: Why was the carafe a disappointment?

Answer: difficult to pour

I'm such a sucker for the stars ratings. This one got 4 four stars at the time of purchase so I thought it would be a good bet. When we got it, I immediately realized that I didn't take into consideration the size of it. There are only two coffee drinkers in our house and this is just way too big for our needs. We decided to keep it since we occasionally have guests over but for the 1-2 cups that we brew on a daily basis, this is way too big. <hl> It's very tall and the carafe is difficult to pour from unless it's full. <hl> Normally, we only have 2 cups in there and trying to get out that very last bit usually results is spilling it onto the counter. The carafe manages to keep the coffee warm even though it's not heating it but it's not super hot as well. I like my coffee HOT, so I pop it into the microwave for another 30 seconds. All it all, it makes a decent cup of joe but I would look at other coffeemakers if you don't need the 12-cups.

I'm such a sucker for the stars ratings. This one got 4 four stars at the time of purchase so I thought it would be a good bet. When we got it, I immediately realized that I didn't take into consideration the size of it. There are only two coffee drinkers in our house and this is just way too big for our needs. We decided to keep it since we occasionally have guests over but for the 1-2 cups that we brew on a daily basis, this is way too big. It's very tall and the carafe is <hl> difficult to pour <hl> from unless it's full. Normally, we only have 2 cups in there and trying to get out that very last bit usually results is spilling it onto the counter. The carafe manages to keep the coffee warm even though it's not heating it but it's not super hot as well. I like my coffee HOT, so I pop it into the microwave for another 30 seconds. All it all, it makes a decent cup of joe but I would look at other coffeemakers if you don't need the 12-cups.


Question: Although is was too big for them, why did they keep it?

Answer: have guests over

I'm such a sucker for the stars ratings. This one got 4 four stars at the time of purchase so I thought it would be a good bet. When we got it, I immediately realized that I didn't take into consideration the size of it. There are only two coffee drinkers in our house and this is just way too big for our needs. <hl> We decided to keep it since we occasionally have guests over but for the 1-2 cups that we brew on a daily basis, this is way too big. <hl> It's very tall and the carafe is difficult to pour from unless it's full. Normally, we only have 2 cups in there and trying to get out that very last bit usually results is spilling it onto the counter. The carafe manages to keep the coffee warm even though it's not heating it but it's not super hot as well. I like my coffee HOT, so I pop it into the microwave for another 30 seconds. All it all, it makes a decent cup of joe but I would look at other coffeemakers if you don't need the 12-cups.

I'm such a sucker for the stars ratings. This one got 4 four stars at the time of purchase so I thought it would be a good bet. When we got it, I immediately realized that I didn't take into consideration the size of it. There are only two coffee drinkers in our house and this is just way too big for our needs. We decided to keep it since we occasionally <hl> have guests over <hl> but for the 1-2 cups that we brew on a daily basis, this is way too big. It's very tall and the carafe is difficult to pour from unless it's full. Normally, we only have 2 cups in there and trying to get out that very last bit usually results is spilling it onto the counter. The carafe manages to keep the coffee warm even though it's not heating it but it's not super hot as well. I like my coffee HOT, so I pop it into the microwave for another 30 seconds. All it all, it makes a decent cup of joe but I would look at other coffeemakers if you don't need the 12-cups.


Question: What makes these pans cook more evenly than others?

I have just about every piece in this line and I love it..the pans all cook evenly and with less heat than any other cookware I've used. Keeping it shiny and beautiful is easy..just follow the instructions that come with it. A little bit of white vinegar after washing keeps it sparkling. I don't have a dishwasher and it's easy to clean. The ONLY drawback is that you have to use a towel of pot holder to lift the lid when they're on the stovetop because they get hot. I've recommended it to friends and they love it, too. You can go from stove to oventop. It's very versatile. Buy it! You can't beat this price.

Answer: less heat

<hl> I have just about every piece in this line and I love it..the pans all cook evenly and with less heat than any other cookware I've used. <hl> Keeping it shiny and beautiful is easy..just follow the instructions that come with it. A little bit of white vinegar after washing keeps it sparkling. I don't have a dishwasher and it's easy to clean. The ONLY drawback is that you have to use a towel of pot holder to lift the lid when they're on the stovetop because they get hot. I've recommended it to friends and they love it, too. You can go from stove to oventop. It's very versatile. Buy it! You can't beat this price.

I have just about every piece in this line and I love it..the pans all cook evenly and with <hl> less heat <hl> than any other cookware I've used. Keeping it shiny and beautiful is easy..just follow the instructions that come with it. A little bit of white vinegar after washing keeps it sparkling. I don't have a dishwasher and it's easy to clean. The ONLY drawback is that you have to use a towel of pot holder to lift the lid when they're on the stovetop because they get hot. I've recommended it to friends and they love it, too. You can go from stove to oventop. It's very versatile. Buy it! You can't beat this price.


Question: What did they recommend to use to keep them sparkling?

Answer: white vinegar

I have just about every piece in this line and I love it..the pans all cook evenly and with less heat than any other cookware I've used. Keeping it shiny and beautiful is easy..just follow the instructions that come with it. <hl> A little bit of white vinegar after washing keeps it sparkling. <hl> I don't have a dishwasher and it's easy to clean. The ONLY drawback is that you have to use a towel of pot holder to lift the lid when they're on the stovetop because they get hot. I've recommended it to friends and they love it, too. You can go from stove to oventop. It's very versatile. Buy it! You can't beat this price.

I have just about every piece in this line and I love it..the pans all cook evenly and with less heat than any other cookware I've used. Keeping it shiny and beautiful is easy..just follow the instructions that come with it. A little bit of <hl> white vinegar <hl> after washing keeps it sparkling. I don't have a dishwasher and it's easy to clean. The ONLY drawback is that you have to use a towel of pot holder to lift the lid when they're on the stovetop because they get hot. I've recommended it to friends and they love it, too. You can go from stove to oventop. It's very versatile. Buy it! You can't beat this price.


Question: What do they not own, but still makes these very easy to clean?

Answer: dishwasher

I have just about every piece in this line and I love it..the pans all cook evenly and with less heat than any other cookware I've used. Keeping it shiny and beautiful is easy..just follow the instructions that come with it. A little bit of white vinegar after washing keeps it sparkling. <hl> I don't have a dishwasher and it's easy to clean. <hl> The ONLY drawback is that you have to use a towel of pot holder to lift the lid when they're on the stovetop because they get hot. I've recommended it to friends and they love it, too. You can go from stove to oventop. It's very versatile. Buy it! You can't beat this price.

I have just about every piece in this line and I love it..the pans all cook evenly and with less heat than any other cookware I've used. Keeping it shiny and beautiful is easy..just follow the instructions that come with it. A little bit of white vinegar after washing keeps it sparkling. I don't have a <hl> dishwasher <hl> and it's easy to clean. The ONLY drawback is that you have to use a towel of pot holder to lift the lid when they're on the stovetop because they get hot. I've recommended it to friends and they love it, too. You can go from stove to oventop. It's very versatile. Buy it! You can't beat this price.


Question: Why must you use some kid of protection to lift the lid?

Answer: they get hot

I have just about every piece in this line and I love it..the pans all cook evenly and with less heat than any other cookware I've used. Keeping it shiny and beautiful is easy..just follow the instructions that come with it. A little bit of white vinegar after washing keeps it sparkling. I don't have a dishwasher and it's easy to clean. <hl> The ONLY drawback is that you have to use a towel of pot holder to lift the lid when they're on the stovetop because they get hot . <hl> I've recommended it to friends and they love it, too. You can go from stove to oventop. It's very versatile. Buy it! You can't beat this price.

I have just about every piece in this line and I love it..the pans all cook evenly and with less heat than any other cookware I've used. Keeping it shiny and beautiful is easy..just follow the instructions that come with it. A little bit of white vinegar after washing keeps it sparkling. I don't have a dishwasher and it's easy to clean. The ONLY drawback is that you have to use a towel of pot holder to lift the lid when they're on the stovetop because <hl> they get hot <hl>. I've recommended it to friends and they love it, too. You can go from stove to oventop. It's very versatile. Buy it! You can't beat this price.

The ONLY drawback is that you have to use a towel of pot holder to lift the lid when they're on the stovetop because <hl> they get hot <hl> .


Question: What makes these so versatile?

Answer: go from stove to oventop

You can go from stove to oventop .

I have just about every piece in this line and I love it..the pans all cook evenly and with less heat than any other cookware I've used. Keeping it shiny and beautiful is easy..just follow the instructions that come with it. A little bit of white vinegar after washing keeps it sparkling. I don't have a dishwasher and it's easy to clean. The ONLY drawback is that you have to use a towel of pot holder to lift the lid when they're on the stovetop because they get hot. I've recommended it to friends and they love it, too. <hl> You can go from stove to oventop . <hl> It's very versatile. Buy it! You can't beat this price.

I have just about every piece in this line and I love it..the pans all cook evenly and with less heat than any other cookware I've used. Keeping it shiny and beautiful is easy..just follow the instructions that come with it. A little bit of white vinegar after washing keeps it sparkling. I don't have a dishwasher and it's easy to clean. The ONLY drawback is that you have to use a towel of pot holder to lift the lid when they're on the stovetop because they get hot. I've recommended it to friends and they love it, too. You can <hl> go from stove to oventop <hl>. It's very versatile. Buy it! You can't beat this price.

You can <hl> go from stove to oventop <hl> .


Question: They were pleased with the machine, however not happy with who?

I am pleased with the coffee maker, but not with Mr. Coffee. I was surprised to learn that it came with ZERO filters. The description did not say any filters were included, so this was my bad. However, one would think that they would include a couple with the machine just so you could use it when you got it. Like I said this was my fault.I ran aboout 3 tanks of water through it, and left it open overnight (actually two days while I got filters) before making any coffee and there is no plastic taste or smell.I believe I will really like this machine.

Answer: Mr. Coffee

<hl> I am pleased with the coffee maker, but not with Mr. Coffee . <hl> I was surprised to learn that it came with ZERO filters. The description did not say any filters were included, so this was my bad. However, one would think that they would include a couple with the machine just so you could use it when you got it. Like I said this was my fault. I ran aboout 3 tanks of water through it, and left it open overnight (actually two days while I got filters) before making any coffee and there is no plastic taste or smell. I believe I will really like this machine.

I am pleased with the coffee maker, but not with <hl> Mr. Coffee <hl>. I was surprised to learn that it came with ZERO filters. The description did not say any filters were included, so this was my bad. However, one would think that they would include a couple with the machine just so you could use it when you got it. Like I said this was my fault.I ran aboout 3 tanks of water through it, and left it open overnight (actually two days while I got filters) before making any coffee and there is no plastic taste or smell.I believe I will really like this machine.

I am pleased with the coffee maker, but not with <hl> Mr. Coffee <hl> .


Question: What was surprising to them about the machine?

Answer: came with ZERO filters

I am pleased with the coffee maker, but not with Mr. Coffee. <hl> I was surprised to learn that it came with ZERO filters . <hl> The description did not say any filters were included, so this was my bad. However, one would think that they would include a couple with the machine just so you could use it when you got it. Like I said this was my fault. I ran aboout 3 tanks of water through it, and left it open overnight (actually two days while I got filters) before making any coffee and there is no plastic taste or smell. I believe I will really like this machine.

I am pleased with the coffee maker, but not with Mr. Coffee. I was surprised to learn that it <hl> came with ZERO filters <hl>. The description did not say any filters were included, so this was my bad. However, one would think that they would include a couple with the machine just so you could use it when you got it. Like I said this was my fault.I ran aboout 3 tanks of water through it, and left it open overnight (actually two days while I got filters) before making any coffee and there is no plastic taste or smell.I believe I will really like this machine.

I was surprised to learn that it <hl> came with ZERO filters <hl> .


Question: After running water through tank, to avoid taste and smell of plastic what was done? ?

Answer: left it open

I am pleased with the coffee maker, but not with Mr. Coffee. I was surprised to learn that it came with ZERO filters. The description did not say any filters were included, so this was my bad. However, one would think that they would include a couple with the machine just so you could use it when you got it. Like I said this was my fault. <hl> I ran aboout 3 tanks of water through it, and left it open overnight (actually two days while I got filters) before making any coffee and there is no plastic taste or smell. <hl> I believe I will really like this machine.

I am pleased with the coffee maker, but not with Mr. Coffee. I was surprised to learn that it came with ZERO filters. The description did not say any filters were included, so this was my bad. However, one would think that they would include a couple with the machine just so you could use it when you got it. Like I said this was my fault.I ran aboout 3 tanks of water through it, and <hl> left it open <hl> overnight (actually two days while I got filters) before making any coffee and there is no plastic taste or smell.I believe I will really like this machine.


Question: How many days did they go without until filters were bought?

Answer: two days

I am pleased with the coffee maker, but not with Mr. Coffee. I was surprised to learn that it came with ZERO filters. The description did not say any filters were included, so this was my bad. However, one would think that they would include a couple with the machine just so you could use it when you got it. Like I said this was my fault. <hl> I ran aboout 3 tanks of water through it, and left it open overnight (actually two days while I got filters) before making any coffee and there is no plastic taste or smell. <hl> I believe I will really like this machine.

I am pleased with the coffee maker, but not with Mr. Coffee. I was surprised to learn that it came with ZERO filters. The description did not say any filters were included, so this was my bad. However, one would think that they would include a couple with the machine just so you could use it when you got it. Like I said this was my fault.I ran aboout 3 tanks of water through it, and left it open overnight (actually <hl> two days <hl> while I got filters) before making any coffee and there is no plastic taste or smell.I believe I will really like this machine.


Question: How many tanks did they run before use?

Answer: 3

I am pleased with the coffee maker, but not with Mr. Coffee. I was surprised to learn that it came with ZERO filters. The description did not say any filters were included, so this was my bad. However, one would think that they would include a couple with the machine just so you could use it when you got it. Like I said this was my fault. <hl> I ran aboout 3 tanks of water through it, and left it open overnight (actually two days while I got filters) before making any coffee and there is no plastic taste or smell. <hl> I believe I will really like this machine.

I am pleased with the coffee maker, but not with Mr. Coffee. I was surprised to learn that it came with ZERO filters. The description did not say any filters were included, so this was my bad. However, one would think that they would include a couple with the machine just so you could use it when you got it. Like I said this was my fault.I ran aboout <hl> 3 <hl> tanks of water through it, and left it open overnight (actually two days while I got filters) before making any coffee and there is no plastic taste or smell.I believe I will really like this machine.


Question: what was not expected?

I just ordered this with a cover two or three days ago and was not expecting them to arrive so quickly since I picked free shipping.I was pretty sure that king sized blankets/quilts/comforters would have significant overhang when used on a queen sized mattress and sitting under the duvet right now, I'm kind of disappointed. The king sized quilt I bought elsewhere has more overhang than this duvet.This duvet feels (to me) like down, just without the stabby feathers and it's heavy enough that I don't have to use more than one electric heater while sleeping this winter night (I'm a freeze baby, though). I washed it before stuffing it into the cover and it did not tear, nor does it have any outstanding defects after I scoured it over.I'm pretty happy with it, I just kind of wish it was a larger comforter.

Answer: to arrive so quickly

<hl> I just ordered this with a cover two or three days ago and was not expecting them to arrive so quickly since I picked free shipping. <hl> I was pretty sure that king sized blankets/quilts/comforters would have significant overhang when used on a queen sized mattress and sitting under the duvet right now, I'm kind of disappointed. The king sized quilt I bought elsewhere has more overhang than this duvet. This duvet feels (to me) like down, just without the stabby feathers and it's heavy enough that I don't have to use more than one electric heater while sleeping this winter night (I'm a freeze baby, though). I washed it before stuffing it into the cover and it did not tear, nor does it have any outstanding defects after I scoured it over. I'm pretty happy with it, I just kind of wish it was a larger comforter.

I just ordered this with a cover two or three days ago and was not expecting them <hl> to arrive so quickly <hl> since I picked free shipping.I was pretty sure that king sized blankets/quilts/comforters would have significant overhang when used on a queen sized mattress and sitting under the duvet right now, I'm kind of disappointed. The king sized quilt I bought elsewhere has more overhang than this duvet.This duvet feels (to me) like down, just without the stabby feathers and it's heavy enough that I don't have to use more than one electric heater while sleeping this winter night (I'm a freeze baby, though). I washed it before stuffing it into the cover and it did not tear, nor does it have any outstanding defects after I scoured it over.I'm pretty happy with it, I just kind of wish it was a larger comforter.


Question: what do they wish?

Answer: it was a larger comforter.

I just ordered this with a cover two or three days ago and was not expecting them to arrive so quickly since I picked free shipping. I was pretty sure that king sized blankets/quilts/comforters would have significant overhang when used on a queen sized mattress and sitting under the duvet right now, I'm kind of disappointed. The king sized quilt I bought elsewhere has more overhang than this duvet. This duvet feels (to me) like down, just without the stabby feathers and it's heavy enough that I don't have to use more than one electric heater while sleeping this winter night (I'm a freeze baby, though). I washed it before stuffing it into the cover and it did not tear, nor does it have any outstanding defects after I scoured it over. <hl> I'm pretty happy with it, I just kind of wish it was a larger comforter. <hl>

I just ordered this with a cover two or three days ago and was not expecting them to arrive so quickly since I picked free shipping.I was pretty sure that king sized blankets/quilts/comforters would have significant overhang when used on a queen sized mattress and sitting under the duvet right now, I'm kind of disappointed. The king sized quilt I bought elsewhere has more overhang than this duvet.This duvet feels (to me) like down, just without the stabby feathers and it's heavy enough that I don't have to use more than one electric heater while sleeping this winter night (I'm a freeze baby, though). I washed it before stuffing it into the cover and it did not tear, nor does it have any outstanding defects after I scoured it over.I'm pretty happy with it, I just kind of wish <hl> it was a larger comforter. <hl>


Question: what kind of shipping did they choose?

Answer: free shipping

<hl> I just ordered this with a cover two or three days ago and was not expecting them to arrive so quickly since I picked free shipping .I was pretty sure that king sized blankets/quilts/comforters would have significant overhang when used on a queen sized mattress and sitting under the duvet right now, I'm kind of disappointed. <hl> The king sized quilt I bought elsewhere has more overhang than this duvet. This duvet feels (to me) like down, just without the stabby feathers and it's heavy enough that I don't have to use more than one electric heater while sleeping this winter night (I'm a freeze baby, though). I washed it before stuffing it into the cover and it did not tear, nor does it have any outstanding defects after I scoured it over. I'm pretty happy with it, I just kind of wish it was a larger comforter.

I just ordered this with a cover two or three days ago and was not expecting them to arrive so quickly since I picked <hl> free shipping <hl>.I was pretty sure that king sized blankets/quilts/comforters would have significant overhang when used on a queen sized mattress and sitting under the duvet right now, I'm kind of disappointed. The king sized quilt I bought elsewhere has more overhang than this duvet.This duvet feels (to me) like down, just without the stabby feathers and it's heavy enough that I don't have to use more than one electric heater while sleeping this winter night (I'm a freeze baby, though). I washed it before stuffing it into the cover and it did not tear, nor does it have any outstanding defects after I scoured it over.I'm pretty happy with it, I just kind of wish it was a larger comforter.

I just ordered this with a cover two or three days ago and was not expecting them to arrive so quickly since I picked <hl> free shipping <hl> .I was pretty sure that king sized blankets/quilts/comforters would have significant overhang when used on a queen sized mattress and sitting under the duvet right now, I'm kind of disappointed.


Question: what was ordered with it?

Answer: a cover

<hl> I just ordered this with a cover two or three days ago and was not expecting them to arrive so quickly since I picked free shipping. <hl> I was pretty sure that king sized blankets/quilts/comforters would have significant overhang when used on a queen sized mattress and sitting under the duvet right now, I'm kind of disappointed. The king sized quilt I bought elsewhere has more overhang than this duvet. This duvet feels (to me) like down, just without the stabby feathers and it's heavy enough that I don't have to use more than one electric heater while sleeping this winter night (I'm a freeze baby, though). I washed it before stuffing it into the cover and it did not tear, nor does it have any outstanding defects after I scoured it over. I'm pretty happy with it, I just kind of wish it was a larger comforter.

I just ordered this with <hl> a cover <hl> two or three days ago and was not expecting them to arrive so quickly since I picked free shipping.I was pretty sure that king sized blankets/quilts/comforters would have significant overhang when used on a queen sized mattress and sitting under the duvet right now, I'm kind of disappointed. The king sized quilt I bought elsewhere has more overhang than this duvet.This duvet feels (to me) like down, just without the stabby feathers and it's heavy enough that I don't have to use more than one electric heater while sleeping this winter night (I'm a freeze baby, though). I washed it before stuffing it into the cover and it did not tear, nor does it have any outstanding defects after I scoured it over.I'm pretty happy with it, I just kind of wish it was a larger comforter.


Question: What does the duvet feel like?

Answer: down

I just ordered this with a cover two or three days ago and was not expecting them to arrive so quickly since I picked free shipping. I was pretty sure that king sized blankets/quilts/comforters would have significant overhang when used on a queen sized mattress and sitting under the duvet right now, I'm kind of disappointed. The king sized quilt I bought elsewhere has more overhang than this duvet. <hl> This duvet feels (to me) like down , just without the stabby feathers and it's heavy enough that I don't have to use more than one electric heater while sleeping this winter night (I'm a freeze baby, though). <hl> I washed it before stuffing it into the cover and it did not tear, nor does it have any outstanding defects after I scoured it over. I'm pretty happy with it, I just kind of wish it was a larger comforter.

I just ordered this with a cover two or three days ago and was not expecting them to arrive so quickly since I picked free shipping.I was pretty sure that king sized blankets/quilts/comforters would have significant overhang when used on a queen sized mattress and sitting under the duvet right now, I'm kind of disappointed. The king sized quilt I bought elsewhere has more overhang than this duvet.This duvet feels (to me) like <hl> down <hl>, just without the stabby feathers and it's heavy enough that I don't have to use more than one electric heater while sleeping this winter night (I'm a freeze baby, though). I washed it before stuffing it into the cover and it did not tear, nor does it have any outstanding defects after I scoured it over.I'm pretty happy with it, I just kind of wish it was a larger comforter.

This duvet feels (to me) like <hl> down <hl> , just without the stabby feathers and it's heavy enough that I don't have to use more than one electric heater while sleeping this winter night (I'm a freeze baby, though).


Question: what was not expected?

Answer: to arrive so quickly

<hl> I just ordered this with a cover two or three days ago and was not expecting them to arrive so quickly since I picked free shipping. <hl> I was pretty sure that king sized blankets/quilts/comforters would have significant overhang when used on a queen sized mattress and sitting under the duvet right now, I'm kind of disappointed. The king sized quilt I bought elsewhere has more overhang than this duvet. This duvet feels (to me) like down, just without the stabby feathers and it's heavy enough that I don't have to use more than one electric heater while sleeping this winter night (I'm a freeze baby, though). I washed it before stuffing it into the cover and it did not tear, nor does it have any outstanding defects after I scoured it over. I'm pretty happy with it, I just kind of wish it was a larger comforter.

I just ordered this with a cover two or three days ago and was not expecting them <hl> to arrive so quickly <hl> since I picked free shipping.I was pretty sure that king sized blankets/quilts/comforters would have significant overhang when used on a queen sized mattress and sitting under the duvet right now, I'm kind of disappointed. The king sized quilt I bought elsewhere has more overhang than this duvet.This duvet feels (to me) like down, just without the stabby feathers and it's heavy enough that I don't have to use more than one electric heater while sleeping this winter night (I'm a freeze baby, though). I washed it before stuffing it into the cover and it did not tear, nor does it have any outstanding defects after I scoured it over.I'm pretty happy with it, I just kind of wish it was a larger comforter.


Question: what do they wish?

Answer: it was a larger comforter.

I just ordered this with a cover two or three days ago and was not expecting them to arrive so quickly since I picked free shipping. I was pretty sure that king sized blankets/quilts/comforters would have significant overhang when used on a queen sized mattress and sitting under the duvet right now, I'm kind of disappointed. The king sized quilt I bought elsewhere has more overhang than this duvet. This duvet feels (to me) like down, just without the stabby feathers and it's heavy enough that I don't have to use more than one electric heater while sleeping this winter night (I'm a freeze baby, though). I washed it before stuffing it into the cover and it did not tear, nor does it have any outstanding defects after I scoured it over. <hl> I'm pretty happy with it, I just kind of wish it was a larger comforter. <hl>

I just ordered this with a cover two or three days ago and was not expecting them to arrive so quickly since I picked free shipping.I was pretty sure that king sized blankets/quilts/comforters would have significant overhang when used on a queen sized mattress and sitting under the duvet right now, I'm kind of disappointed. The king sized quilt I bought elsewhere has more overhang than this duvet.This duvet feels (to me) like down, just without the stabby feathers and it's heavy enough that I don't have to use more than one electric heater while sleeping this winter night (I'm a freeze baby, though). I washed it before stuffing it into the cover and it did not tear, nor does it have any outstanding defects after I scoured it over.I'm pretty happy with it, I just kind of wish <hl> it was a larger comforter. <hl>


Question: what kind of shipping did they choose?

Answer: free shipping

<hl> I just ordered this with a cover two or three days ago and was not expecting them to arrive so quickly since I picked free shipping .I was pretty sure that king sized blankets/quilts/comforters would have significant overhang when used on a queen sized mattress and sitting under the duvet right now, I'm kind of disappointed. <hl> The king sized quilt I bought elsewhere has more overhang than this duvet. This duvet feels (to me) like down, just without the stabby feathers and it's heavy enough that I don't have to use more than one electric heater while sleeping this winter night (I'm a freeze baby, though). I washed it before stuffing it into the cover and it did not tear, nor does it have any outstanding defects after I scoured it over. I'm pretty happy with it, I just kind of wish it was a larger comforter.

I just ordered this with a cover two or three days ago and was not expecting them to arrive so quickly since I picked <hl> free shipping <hl>.I was pretty sure that king sized blankets/quilts/comforters would have significant overhang when used on a queen sized mattress and sitting under the duvet right now, I'm kind of disappointed. The king sized quilt I bought elsewhere has more overhang than this duvet.This duvet feels (to me) like down, just without the stabby feathers and it's heavy enough that I don't have to use more than one electric heater while sleeping this winter night (I'm a freeze baby, though). I washed it before stuffing it into the cover and it did not tear, nor does it have any outstanding defects after I scoured it over.I'm pretty happy with it, I just kind of wish it was a larger comforter.

I just ordered this with a cover two or three days ago and was not expecting them to arrive so quickly since I picked <hl> free shipping <hl> .I was pretty sure that king sized blankets/quilts/comforters would have significant overhang when used on a queen sized mattress and sitting under the duvet right now, I'm kind of disappointed.


Question: what was ordered with it?

Answer: a cover

<hl> I just ordered this with a cover two or three days ago and was not expecting them to arrive so quickly since I picked free shipping. <hl> I was pretty sure that king sized blankets/quilts/comforters would have significant overhang when used on a queen sized mattress and sitting under the duvet right now, I'm kind of disappointed. The king sized quilt I bought elsewhere has more overhang than this duvet. This duvet feels (to me) like down, just without the stabby feathers and it's heavy enough that I don't have to use more than one electric heater while sleeping this winter night (I'm a freeze baby, though). I washed it before stuffing it into the cover and it did not tear, nor does it have any outstanding defects after I scoured it over. I'm pretty happy with it, I just kind of wish it was a larger comforter.

I just ordered this with <hl> a cover <hl> two or three days ago and was not expecting them to arrive so quickly since I picked free shipping.I was pretty sure that king sized blankets/quilts/comforters would have significant overhang when used on a queen sized mattress and sitting under the duvet right now, I'm kind of disappointed. The king sized quilt I bought elsewhere has more overhang than this duvet.This duvet feels (to me) like down, just without the stabby feathers and it's heavy enough that I don't have to use more than one electric heater while sleeping this winter night (I'm a freeze baby, though). I washed it before stuffing it into the cover and it did not tear, nor does it have any outstanding defects after I scoured it over.I'm pretty happy with it, I just kind of wish it was a larger comforter.


Question: What does the duvet feel like?

Answer: down

I just ordered this with a cover two or three days ago and was not expecting them to arrive so quickly since I picked free shipping. I was pretty sure that king sized blankets/quilts/comforters would have significant overhang when used on a queen sized mattress and sitting under the duvet right now, I'm kind of disappointed. The king sized quilt I bought elsewhere has more overhang than this duvet. <hl> This duvet feels (to me) like down , just without the stabby feathers and it's heavy enough that I don't have to use more than one electric heater while sleeping this winter night (I'm a freeze baby, though). <hl> I washed it before stuffing it into the cover and it did not tear, nor does it have any outstanding defects after I scoured it over. I'm pretty happy with it, I just kind of wish it was a larger comforter.

I just ordered this with a cover two or three days ago and was not expecting them to arrive so quickly since I picked free shipping.I was pretty sure that king sized blankets/quilts/comforters would have significant overhang when used on a queen sized mattress and sitting under the duvet right now, I'm kind of disappointed. The king sized quilt I bought elsewhere has more overhang than this duvet.This duvet feels (to me) like <hl> down <hl>, just without the stabby feathers and it's heavy enough that I don't have to use more than one electric heater while sleeping this winter night (I'm a freeze baby, though). I washed it before stuffing it into the cover and it did not tear, nor does it have any outstanding defects after I scoured it over.I'm pretty happy with it, I just kind of wish it was a larger comforter.

This duvet feels (to me) like <hl> down <hl> , just without the stabby feathers and it's heavy enough that I don't have to use more than one electric heater while sleeping this winter night (I'm a freeze baby, though).


Question: what did they already own?

I already own a Wusthof Silverpoint II 6" cooks knife so I got this higher end Grand Prix II to compare with it. The main difference is that this knife is forged with a bolster and the other is stamped with a thinner blade. They do share the handle though and its lightly textured and comfortable and they are equally sharp and arrived in the same type packaging. The cutting edge is slightly shorter on the G/P due to the bolster which also may make sharpening more difficult than with the Silverpoint II. This is great smaller prep knife and I highly recommend it but if you're on a budget look at the Silverpoint II as it performs equally as well for about half the price due to being stamped and less expensive to manufacture. Either way you can't go wrong with Wusthof.

Answer: Wusthof Silverpoint II

<hl> I already own a Wusthof Silverpoint II 6" cooks knife <hl> so I got this higher end Grand Prix II to compare with it. The main difference is that this knife is forged with a bolster and the other is stamped with a thinner blade. They do share the handle though and its lightly textured and comfortable and they are equally sharp and arrived in the same type packaging. The cutting edge is slightly shorter on the G/P due to the bolster which also may make sharpening more difficult than with the Silverpoint II. This is great smaller prep knife and I highly recommend it but if you're on a budget look at the Silverpoint II as it performs equally as well for about half the price due to being stamped and less expensive to manufacture. Either way you can't go wrong with Wusthof.

I already own a <hl> Wusthof Silverpoint II <hl> 6" cooks knife so I got this higher end Grand Prix II to compare with it. The main difference is that this knife is forged with a bolster and the other is stamped with a thinner blade. They do share the handle though and its lightly textured and comfortable and they are equally sharp and arrived in the same type packaging. The cutting edge is slightly shorter on the G/P due to the bolster which also may make sharpening more difficult than with the Silverpoint II. This is great smaller prep knife and I highly recommend it but if you're on a budget look at the Silverpoint II as it performs equally as well for about half the price due to being stamped and less expensive to manufacture. Either way you can't go wrong with Wusthof.


Question: What did they get to compare with it?

Answer: Grand Prix II

I already own a Wusthof Silverpoint II 6" cooks knife <hl> so I got this higher end Grand Prix II to compare with it. <hl> The main difference is that this knife is forged with a bolster and the other is stamped with a thinner blade. They do share the handle though and its lightly textured and comfortable and they are equally sharp and arrived in the same type packaging. The cutting edge is slightly shorter on the G/P due to the bolster which also may make sharpening more difficult than with the Silverpoint II. This is great smaller prep knife and I highly recommend it but if you're on a budget look at the Silverpoint II as it performs equally as well for about half the price due to being stamped and less expensive to manufacture. Either way you can't go wrong with Wusthof.

I already own a Wusthof Silverpoint II 6" cooks knife so I got this higher end <hl> Grand Prix II <hl> to compare with it. The main difference is that this knife is forged with a bolster and the other is stamped with a thinner blade. They do share the handle though and its lightly textured and comfortable and they are equally sharp and arrived in the same type packaging. The cutting edge is slightly shorter on the G/P due to the bolster which also may make sharpening more difficult than with the Silverpoint II. This is great smaller prep knife and I highly recommend it but if you're on a budget look at the Silverpoint II as it performs equally as well for about half the price due to being stamped and less expensive to manufacture. Either way you can't go wrong with Wusthof.


Question: how is it textured?

Answer: lightly

I already own a Wusthof Silverpoint II 6" cooks knife so I got this higher end Grand Prix II to compare with it. The main difference is that this knife is forged with a bolster and the other is stamped with a thinner blade. <hl> They do share the handle though and its lightly textured and comfortable and they are equally sharp and arrived in the same type packaging. <hl> The cutting edge is slightly shorter on the G/P due to the bolster which also may make sharpening more difficult than with the Silverpoint II. This is great smaller prep knife and I highly recommend it but if you're on a budget look at the Silverpoint II as it performs equally as well for about half the price due to being stamped and less expensive to manufacture. Either way you can't go wrong with Wusthof.

I already own a Wusthof Silverpoint II 6" cooks knife so I got this higher end Grand Prix II to compare with it. The main difference is that this knife is forged with a bolster and the other is stamped with a thinner blade. They do share the handle though and its <hl> lightly <hl> textured and comfortable and they are equally sharp and arrived in the same type packaging. The cutting edge is slightly shorter on the G/P due to the bolster which also may make sharpening more difficult than with the Silverpoint II. This is great smaller prep knife and I highly recommend it but if you're on a budget look at the Silverpoint II as it performs equally as well for about half the price due to being stamped and less expensive to manufacture. Either way you can't go wrong with Wusthof.


Question: What is slightly shorter?

Answer: The cutting edge

I already own a Wusthof Silverpoint II 6" cooks knife so I got this higher end Grand Prix II to compare with it. The main difference is that this knife is forged with a bolster and the other is stamped with a thinner blade. They do share the handle though and its lightly textured and comfortable and they are equally sharp and arrived in the same type packaging. <hl> The cutting edge is slightly shorter on the G/P due to the bolster which also may make sharpening more difficult than with the Silverpoint II. <hl> This is great smaller prep knife and I highly recommend it but if you're on a budget look at the Silverpoint II as it performs equally as well for about half the price due to being stamped and less expensive to manufacture. Either way you can't go wrong with Wusthof.

I already own a Wusthof Silverpoint II 6" cooks knife so I got this higher end Grand Prix II to compare with it. The main difference is that this knife is forged with a bolster and the other is stamped with a thinner blade. They do share the handle though and its lightly textured and comfortable and they are equally sharp and arrived in the same type packaging. <hl> The cutting edge <hl> is slightly shorter on the G/P due to the bolster which also may make sharpening more difficult than with the Silverpoint II. This is great smaller prep knife and I highly recommend it but if you're on a budget look at the Silverpoint II as it performs equally as well for about half the price due to being stamped and less expensive to manufacture. Either way you can't go wrong with Wusthof.


Question: What should you look at if you don't have much money?

Answer: the Silverpoint II

I already own a Wusthof Silverpoint II 6" cooks knife so I got this higher end Grand Prix II to compare with it. The main difference is that this knife is forged with a bolster and the other is stamped with a thinner blade. They do share the handle though and its lightly textured and comfortable and they are equally sharp and arrived in the same type packaging. <hl> The cutting edge is slightly shorter on the G/P due to the bolster which also may make sharpening more difficult than with the Silverpoint II . <hl> This is great smaller prep knife and I highly recommend it but if you're on a budget look at the Silverpoint II as it performs equally as well for about half the price due to being stamped and less expensive to manufacture. Either way you can't go wrong with Wusthof.

I already own a Wusthof Silverpoint II 6" cooks knife so I got this higher end Grand Prix II to compare with it. The main difference is that this knife is forged with a bolster and the other is stamped with a thinner blade. They do share the handle though and its lightly textured and comfortable and they are equally sharp and arrived in the same type packaging. The cutting edge is slightly shorter on the G/P due to the bolster which also may make sharpening more difficult than with <hl> the Silverpoint II <hl>. This is great smaller prep knife and I highly recommend it but if you're on a budget look at the Silverpoint II as it performs equally as well for about half the price due to being stamped and less expensive to manufacture. Either way you can't go wrong with Wusthof.

The cutting edge is slightly shorter on the G/P due to the bolster which also may make sharpening more difficult than with <hl> the Silverpoint II <hl> .


Question: What is the mold not good for?

I'm an inveterate amateur baker, so I was thrilled to find these, and looking forward to making batches of nano-brownies and micro-spaniards. Unfortunately, while this mold may be suitable for cold-molding, I can't consider it suitable for baking.Upon opening the plastic package, I noted a sickly-sweet chemical smell. After washing the molds by hand, and then in the dishwasher, the smell was much stronger, to the point of being offensive (I used the sanitize cycle, which does heat stuff up).After airing out overnite, the smell had faded, so I decided to test to see if would transfer to food baked in the molds - I mixed egg whites with an equivalent amount of milk (an extremely scent-neutral mixture), and baked it in the molds at 350 for 20 minutes (I should have done that for only ten, to avoid any Maillard reaction). I also sprayed half the mold with cooking spray and left half ungreased, to see if this would make a difference.After baking, the smell (and taste) was very noticeable in the custards from the greased half of the mold, and slightly noticeable in the souffles from the ungreased half.I'm one of those people who is very sensitive to odors and odd chemistry, so YMMV. But I will not be using these in my kitchen.

Answer: baking

I'm an inveterate amateur baker, so I was thrilled to find these, and looking forward to making batches of nano-brownies and micro-spaniards. <hl> Unfortunately, while this mold may be suitable for cold-molding, I can't consider it suitable for baking .Upon opening the plastic package, I noted a sickly-sweet chemical smell. <hl> After washing the molds by hand, and then in the dishwasher, the smell was much stronger, to the point of being offensive (I used the sanitize cycle, which does heat stuff up).After airing out overnite, the smell had faded, so I decided to test to see if would transfer to food baked in the molds - I mixed egg whites with an equivalent amount of milk (an extremely scent-neutral mixture), and baked it in the molds at 350 for 20 minutes (I should have done that for only ten, to avoid any Maillard reaction). I also sprayed half the mold with cooking spray and left half ungreased, to see if this would make a difference. After baking, the smell (and taste) was very noticeable in the custards from the greased half of the mold, and slightly noticeable in the souffles from the ungreased half. I'm one of those people who is very sensitive to odors and odd chemistry, so YMMV. But I will not be using these in my kitchen.

I'm an inveterate amateur baker, so I was thrilled to find these, and looking forward to making batches of nano-brownies and micro-spaniards. Unfortunately, while this mold may be suitable for cold-molding, I can't consider it suitable for <hl> baking <hl>.Upon opening the plastic package, I noted a sickly-sweet chemical smell. After washing the molds by hand, and then in the dishwasher, the smell was much stronger, to the point of being offensive (I used the sanitize cycle, which does heat stuff up).After airing out overnite, the smell had faded, so I decided to test to see if would transfer to food baked in the molds - I mixed egg whites with an equivalent amount of milk (an extremely scent-neutral mixture), and baked it in the molds at 350 for 20 minutes (I should have done that for only ten, to avoid any Maillard reaction). I also sprayed half the mold with cooking spray and left half ungreased, to see if this would make a difference.After baking, the smell (and taste) was very noticeable in the custards from the greased half of the mold, and slightly noticeable in the souffles from the ungreased half.I'm one of those people who is very sensitive to odors and odd chemistry, so YMMV. But I will not be using these in my kitchen.

Unfortunately, while this mold may be suitable for cold-molding, I can't consider it suitable for <hl> baking <hl> .Upon opening the plastic package, I noted a sickly-sweet chemical smell.


Question: What was the mold sprayed with?

Answer: cooking spray

I'm an inveterate amateur baker, so I was thrilled to find these, and looking forward to making batches of nano-brownies and micro-spaniards. Unfortunately, while this mold may be suitable for cold-molding, I can't consider it suitable for baking. Upon opening the plastic package, I noted a sickly-sweet chemical smell. After washing the molds by hand, and then in the dishwasher, the smell was much stronger, to the point of being offensive (I used the sanitize cycle, which does heat stuff up).After airing out overnite, the smell had faded, so I decided to test to see if would transfer to food baked in the molds - I mixed egg whites with an equivalent amount of milk (an extremely scent-neutral mixture), and baked it in the molds at 350 for 20 minutes (I should have done that for only ten, to avoid any Maillard reaction). <hl> I also sprayed half the mold with cooking spray and left half ungreased, to see if this would make a difference. <hl> After baking, the smell (and taste) was very noticeable in the custards from the greased half of the mold, and slightly noticeable in the souffles from the ungreased half. I'm one of those people who is very sensitive to odors and odd chemistry, so YMMV. But I will not be using these in my kitchen.

I'm an inveterate amateur baker, so I was thrilled to find these, and looking forward to making batches of nano-brownies and micro-spaniards. Unfortunately, while this mold may be suitable for cold-molding, I can't consider it suitable for baking.Upon opening the plastic package, I noted a sickly-sweet chemical smell. After washing the molds by hand, and then in the dishwasher, the smell was much stronger, to the point of being offensive (I used the sanitize cycle, which does heat stuff up).After airing out overnite, the smell had faded, so I decided to test to see if would transfer to food baked in the molds - I mixed egg whites with an equivalent amount of milk (an extremely scent-neutral mixture), and baked it in the molds at 350 for 20 minutes (I should have done that for only ten, to avoid any Maillard reaction). I also sprayed half the mold with <hl> cooking spray <hl> and left half ungreased, to see if this would make a difference.After baking, the smell (and taste) was very noticeable in the custards from the greased half of the mold, and slightly noticeable in the souffles from the ungreased half.I'm one of those people who is very sensitive to odors and odd chemistry, so YMMV. But I will not be using these in my kitchen.


Question: What became stronger?

Answer: sickly-sweet chemical smell

I'm an inveterate amateur baker, so I was thrilled to find these, and looking forward to making batches of nano-brownies and micro-spaniards. Unfortunately, while this mold may be suitable for cold-molding, I can't consider it suitable for baking. <hl> Upon opening the plastic package, I noted a sickly-sweet chemical smell . <hl> After washing the molds by hand, and then in the dishwasher, the smell was much stronger, to the point of being offensive (I used the sanitize cycle, which does heat stuff up).After airing out overnite, the smell had faded, so I decided to test to see if would transfer to food baked in the molds - I mixed egg whites with an equivalent amount of milk (an extremely scent-neutral mixture), and baked it in the molds at 350 for 20 minutes (I should have done that for only ten, to avoid any Maillard reaction). I also sprayed half the mold with cooking spray and left half ungreased, to see if this would make a difference. After baking, the smell (and taste) was very noticeable in the custards from the greased half of the mold, and slightly noticeable in the souffles from the ungreased half. I'm one of those people who is very sensitive to odors and odd chemistry, so YMMV. But I will not be using these in my kitchen.

I'm an inveterate amateur baker, so I was thrilled to find these, and looking forward to making batches of nano-brownies and micro-spaniards. Unfortunately, while this mold may be suitable for cold-molding, I can't consider it suitable for baking.Upon opening the plastic package, I noted a <hl> sickly-sweet chemical smell <hl>. After washing the molds by hand, and then in the dishwasher, the smell was much stronger, to the point of being offensive (I used the sanitize cycle, which does heat stuff up).After airing out overnite, the smell had faded, so I decided to test to see if would transfer to food baked in the molds - I mixed egg whites with an equivalent amount of milk (an extremely scent-neutral mixture), and baked it in the molds at 350 for 20 minutes (I should have done that for only ten, to avoid any Maillard reaction). I also sprayed half the mold with cooking spray and left half ungreased, to see if this would make a difference.After baking, the smell (and taste) was very noticeable in the custards from the greased half of the mold, and slightly noticeable in the souffles from the ungreased half.I'm one of those people who is very sensitive to odors and odd chemistry, so YMMV. But I will not be using these in my kitchen.

Upon opening the plastic package, I noted a <hl> sickly-sweet chemical smell <hl> .


Question: What were they looking forward to baking?

Answer: nano-brownies and micro-spaniards

<hl> I'm an inveterate amateur baker, so I was thrilled to find these, and looking forward to making batches of nano-brownies and micro-spaniards . <hl> Unfortunately, while this mold may be suitable for cold-molding, I can't consider it suitable for baking. Upon opening the plastic package, I noted a sickly-sweet chemical smell. After washing the molds by hand, and then in the dishwasher, the smell was much stronger, to the point of being offensive (I used the sanitize cycle, which does heat stuff up).After airing out overnite, the smell had faded, so I decided to test to see if would transfer to food baked in the molds - I mixed egg whites with an equivalent amount of milk (an extremely scent-neutral mixture), and baked it in the molds at 350 for 20 minutes (I should have done that for only ten, to avoid any Maillard reaction). I also sprayed half the mold with cooking spray and left half ungreased, to see if this would make a difference. After baking, the smell (and taste) was very noticeable in the custards from the greased half of the mold, and slightly noticeable in the souffles from the ungreased half. I'm one of those people who is very sensitive to odors and odd chemistry, so YMMV. But I will not be using these in my kitchen.

I'm an inveterate amateur baker, so I was thrilled to find these, and looking forward to making batches of <hl> nano-brownies and micro-spaniards <hl>. Unfortunately, while this mold may be suitable for cold-molding, I can't consider it suitable for baking.Upon opening the plastic package, I noted a sickly-sweet chemical smell. After washing the molds by hand, and then in the dishwasher, the smell was much stronger, to the point of being offensive (I used the sanitize cycle, which does heat stuff up).After airing out overnite, the smell had faded, so I decided to test to see if would transfer to food baked in the molds - I mixed egg whites with an equivalent amount of milk (an extremely scent-neutral mixture), and baked it in the molds at 350 for 20 minutes (I should have done that for only ten, to avoid any Maillard reaction). I also sprayed half the mold with cooking spray and left half ungreased, to see if this would make a difference.After baking, the smell (and taste) was very noticeable in the custards from the greased half of the mold, and slightly noticeable in the souffles from the ungreased half.I'm one of those people who is very sensitive to odors and odd chemistry, so YMMV. But I will not be using these in my kitchen.

I'm an inveterate amateur baker, so I was thrilled to find these, and looking forward to making batches of <hl> nano-brownies and micro-spaniards <hl> .


Question: what was noticeable in the custard?

Answer: the smell (and taste)

I'm an inveterate amateur baker, so I was thrilled to find these, and looking forward to making batches of nano-brownies and micro-spaniards. Unfortunately, while this mold may be suitable for cold-molding, I can't consider it suitable for baking. Upon opening the plastic package, I noted a sickly-sweet chemical smell. After washing the molds by hand, and then in the dishwasher, the smell was much stronger, to the point of being offensive (I used the sanitize cycle, which does heat stuff up).After airing out overnite, the smell had faded, so I decided to test to see if would transfer to food baked in the molds - I mixed egg whites with an equivalent amount of milk (an extremely scent-neutral mixture), and baked it in the molds at 350 for 20 minutes (I should have done that for only ten, to avoid any Maillard reaction). I also sprayed half the mold with cooking spray and left half ungreased, to see if this would make a difference. <hl> After baking, the smell (and taste) was very noticeable in the custards from the greased half of the mold, and slightly noticeable in the souffles from the ungreased half. <hl> I'm one of those people who is very sensitive to odors and odd chemistry, so YMMV. But I will not be using these in my kitchen.

I'm an inveterate amateur baker, so I was thrilled to find these, and looking forward to making batches of nano-brownies and micro-spaniards. Unfortunately, while this mold may be suitable for cold-molding, I can't consider it suitable for baking.Upon opening the plastic package, I noted a sickly-sweet chemical smell. After washing the molds by hand, and then in the dishwasher, the smell was much stronger, to the point of being offensive (I used the sanitize cycle, which does heat stuff up).After airing out overnite, the smell had faded, so I decided to test to see if would transfer to food baked in the molds - I mixed egg whites with an equivalent amount of milk (an extremely scent-neutral mixture), and baked it in the molds at 350 for 20 minutes (I should have done that for only ten, to avoid any Maillard reaction). I also sprayed half the mold with cooking spray and left half ungreased, to see if this would make a difference.After baking, <hl> the smell (and taste) <hl> was very noticeable in the custards from the greased half of the mold, and slightly noticeable in the souffles from the ungreased half.I'm one of those people who is very sensitive to odors and odd chemistry, so YMMV. But I will not be using these in my kitchen.


Question: How big was the set?

The other reviewers are right! I purchased a set of 16 and have one left. I have NEVER had glasses that break like these. The shape of the base seems to be the problem. They crack for no apparent reason, at the base. I had one sitting on the counter, 5 minutes after I took it out of the cooled dishwasher, and it cracked. Another cracked while sitting in the cabinet, 30 minutes after being put away. Several cracked when we poured chilled beverages or put ice into the glass. VERY STRANGE! We really liked the shape and feel, but would not buy again! However, they were an experience!

Answer: a set of 16

The other reviewers are right! <hl> I purchased a set of 16 and have one left. <hl> I have NEVER had glasses that break like these. The shape of the base seems to be the problem. They crack for no apparent reason, at the base. I had one sitting on the counter, 5 minutes after I took it out of the cooled dishwasher, and it cracked. Another cracked while sitting in the cabinet, 30 minutes after being put away. Several cracked when we poured chilled beverages or put ice into the glass. VERY STRANGE! We really liked the shape and feel, but would not buy again! However, they were an experience!

The other reviewers are right! I purchased <hl> a set of 16 <hl> and have one left. I have NEVER had glasses that break like these. The shape of the base seems to be the problem. They crack for no apparent reason, at the base. I had one sitting on the counter, 5 minutes after I took it out of the cooled dishwasher, and it cracked. Another cracked while sitting in the cabinet, 30 minutes after being put away. Several cracked when we poured chilled beverages or put ice into the glass. VERY STRANGE! We really liked the shape and feel, but would not buy again! However, they were an experience!


Question: What seems to be making them break easily?

Answer: The shape of the base

The other reviewers are right! I purchased a set of 16 and have one left. I have NEVER had glasses that break like these. <hl> The shape of the base seems to be the problem. <hl> They crack for no apparent reason, at the base. I had one sitting on the counter, 5 minutes after I took it out of the cooled dishwasher, and it cracked. Another cracked while sitting in the cabinet, 30 minutes after being put away. Several cracked when we poured chilled beverages or put ice into the glass. VERY STRANGE! We really liked the shape and feel, but would not buy again! However, they were an experience!

The other reviewers are right! I purchased a set of 16 and have one left. I have NEVER had glasses that break like these. <hl> The shape of the base <hl> seems to be the problem. They crack for no apparent reason, at the base. I had one sitting on the counter, 5 minutes after I took it out of the cooled dishwasher, and it cracked. Another cracked while sitting in the cabinet, 30 minutes after being put away. Several cracked when we poured chilled beverages or put ice into the glass. VERY STRANGE! We really liked the shape and feel, but would not buy again! However, they were an experience!


Question: When did one crack?

Answer: 5 minutes after I took it out of the cooled dishwasher

The other reviewers are right! I purchased a set of 16 and have one left. I have NEVER had glasses that break like these. The shape of the base seems to be the problem. They crack for no apparent reason, at the base. <hl> I had one sitting on the counter, 5 minutes after I took it out of the cooled dishwasher , and it cracked. <hl> Another cracked while sitting in the cabinet, 30 minutes after being put away. Several cracked when we poured chilled beverages or put ice into the glass. VERY STRANGE! We really liked the shape and feel, but would not buy again! However, they were an experience!

The other reviewers are right! I purchased a set of 16 and have one left. I have NEVER had glasses that break like these. The shape of the base seems to be the problem. They crack for no apparent reason, at the base. I had one sitting on the counter, <hl> 5 minutes after I took it out of the cooled dishwasher <hl>, and it cracked. Another cracked while sitting in the cabinet, 30 minutes after being put away. Several cracked when we poured chilled beverages or put ice into the glass. VERY STRANGE! We really liked the shape and feel, but would not buy again! However, they were an experience!

I had one sitting on the counter, <hl> 5 minutes after I took it out of the cooled dishwasher <hl> , and it cracked.


Question: When did others break?

Answer: when we poured chilled beverages or put ice into the glass

The other reviewers are right! I purchased a set of 16 and have one left. I have NEVER had glasses that break like these. The shape of the base seems to be the problem. They crack for no apparent reason, at the base. I had one sitting on the counter, 5 minutes after I took it out of the cooled dishwasher, and it cracked. Another cracked while sitting in the cabinet, 30 minutes after being put away. <hl> Several cracked when we poured chilled beverages or put ice into the glass . <hl> VERY STRANGE! We really liked the shape and feel, but would not buy again! However, they were an experience!

The other reviewers are right! I purchased a set of 16 and have one left. I have NEVER had glasses that break like these. The shape of the base seems to be the problem. They crack for no apparent reason, at the base. I had one sitting on the counter, 5 minutes after I took it out of the cooled dishwasher, and it cracked. Another cracked while sitting in the cabinet, 30 minutes after being put away. Several cracked <hl> when we poured chilled beverages or put ice into the glass <hl>. VERY STRANGE! We really liked the shape and feel, but would not buy again! However, they were an experience!

Several cracked <hl> when we poured chilled beverages or put ice into the glass <hl> .


Question: How many are left?

Answer: one

The other reviewers are right! <hl> I purchased a set of 16 and have one left. <hl> I have NEVER had glasses that break like these. The shape of the base seems to be the problem. They crack for no apparent reason, at the base. I had one sitting on the counter, 5 minutes after I took it out of the cooled dishwasher, and it cracked. Another cracked while sitting in the cabinet, 30 minutes after being put away. Several cracked when we poured chilled beverages or put ice into the glass. VERY STRANGE! We really liked the shape and feel, but would not buy again! However, they were an experience!

The other reviewers are right! I purchased a set of 16 and have <hl> one <hl> left. I have NEVER had glasses that break like these. The shape of the base seems to be the problem. They crack for no apparent reason, at the base. I had one sitting on the counter, 5 minutes after I took it out of the cooled dishwasher, and it cracked. Another cracked while sitting in the cabinet, 30 minutes after being put away. Several cracked when we poured chilled beverages or put ice into the glass. VERY STRANGE! We really liked the shape and feel, but would not buy again! However, they were an experience!


Question: How much was the trashcan?

After reading all the good reviews on amazon, I felt save enough to drop $70 for this trashcan. No regrets. Must have 4 D batteries and I even got some spare batteries from amazon, also a good deal, in case the batteries run out. It's fun to see when your friends come over and watch their face as the trash can opens. I've had two grown men friends sitting there playing with the trash can. That in itself is reason enough to get it. Occasionally I walk by and it opens on its own but no big deal. I don't really use the on/off button or even the open/close button. Pretty trash can to go with the rest of my stainless steel kitchen!!Another great purchase from amazon!!

Answer: $70

<hl> After reading all the good reviews on amazon, I felt save enough to drop $70 for this trashcan. <hl> No regrets. Must have 4 D batteries and I even got some spare batteries from amazon, also a good deal, in case the batteries run out. It's fun to see when your friends come over and watch their face as the trash can opens. I've had two grown men friends sitting there playing with the trash can. That in itself is reason enough to get it. Occasionally I walk by and it opens on its own but no big deal. I don't really use the on/off button or even the open/close button. Pretty trash can to go with the rest of my stainless steel kitchen!!Another great purchase from amazon!!

After reading all the good reviews on amazon, I felt save enough to drop <hl> $70 <hl> for this trashcan. No regrets. Must have 4 D batteries and I even got some spare batteries from amazon, also a good deal, in case the batteries run out. It's fun to see when your friends come over and watch their face as the trash can opens. I've had two grown men friends sitting there playing with the trash can. That in itself is reason enough to get it. Occasionally I walk by and it opens on its own but no big deal. I don't really use the on/off button or even the open/close button. Pretty trash can to go with the rest of my stainless steel kitchen!!Another great purchase from amazon!!


Question: What kind of batteries do you need?

Answer: D

After reading all the good reviews on amazon, I felt save enough to drop $70 for this trashcan. No regrets. <hl> Must have 4 D batteries and I even got some spare batteries from amazon, also a good deal, in case the batteries run out. <hl> It's fun to see when your friends come over and watch their face as the trash can opens. I've had two grown men friends sitting there playing with the trash can. That in itself is reason enough to get it. Occasionally I walk by and it opens on its own but no big deal. I don't really use the on/off button or even the open/close button. Pretty trash can to go with the rest of my stainless steel kitchen!!Another great purchase from amazon!!

After reading all the good reviews on amazon, I felt save enough to drop $70 for this trashcan. No regrets. Must have 4 <hl> D <hl> batteries and I even got some spare batteries from amazon, also a good deal, in case the batteries run out. It's fun to see when your friends come over and watch their face as the trash can opens. I've had two grown men friends sitting there playing with the trash can. That in itself is reason enough to get it. Occasionally I walk by and it opens on its own but no big deal. I don't really use the on/off button or even the open/close button. Pretty trash can to go with the rest of my stainless steel kitchen!!Another great purchase from amazon!!


Question: What does the trashcan go with?

Answer: stainless steel kitchen

After reading all the good reviews on amazon, I felt save enough to drop $70 for this trashcan. No regrets. Must have 4 D batteries and I even got some spare batteries from amazon, also a good deal, in case the batteries run out. It's fun to see when your friends come over and watch their face as the trash can opens. I've had two grown men friends sitting there playing with the trash can. That in itself is reason enough to get it. Occasionally I walk by and it opens on its own but no big deal. I don't really use the on/off button or even the open/close button. <hl> Pretty trash can to go with the rest of my stainless steel kitchen !! <hl> Another great purchase from amazon!!

After reading all the good reviews on amazon, I felt save enough to drop $70 for this trashcan. No regrets. Must have 4 D batteries and I even got some spare batteries from amazon, also a good deal, in case the batteries run out. It's fun to see when your friends come over and watch their face as the trash can opens. I've had two grown men friends sitting there playing with the trash can. That in itself is reason enough to get it. Occasionally I walk by and it opens on its own but no big deal. I don't really use the on/off button or even the open/close button. Pretty trash can to go with the rest of my <hl> stainless steel kitchen <hl>!!Another great purchase from amazon!!

Pretty trash can to go with the rest of my <hl> stainless steel kitchen <hl> !!


Question: What will it sometimes do?

Answer: opens on its own

After reading all the good reviews on amazon, I felt save enough to drop $70 for this trashcan. No regrets. Must have 4 D batteries and I even got some spare batteries from amazon, also a good deal, in case the batteries run out. It's fun to see when your friends come over and watch their face as the trash can opens. I've had two grown men friends sitting there playing with the trash can. That in itself is reason enough to get it. <hl> Occasionally I walk by and it opens on its own but no big deal. <hl> I don't really use the on/off button or even the open/close button. Pretty trash can to go with the rest of my stainless steel kitchen!!Another great purchase from amazon!!

After reading all the good reviews on amazon, I felt save enough to drop $70 for this trashcan. No regrets. Must have 4 D batteries and I even got some spare batteries from amazon, also a good deal, in case the batteries run out. It's fun to see when your friends come over and watch their face as the trash can opens. I've had two grown men friends sitting there playing with the trash can. That in itself is reason enough to get it. Occasionally I walk by and it <hl> opens on its own <hl> but no big deal. I don't really use the on/off button or even the open/close button. Pretty trash can to go with the rest of my stainless steel kitchen!!Another great purchase from amazon!!


Question: What did they get from amazon?

Answer: spare batteries

After reading all the good reviews on amazon, I felt save enough to drop $70 for this trashcan. No regrets. <hl> Must have 4 D batteries and I even got some spare batteries from amazon, also a good deal, in case the batteries run out. <hl> It's fun to see when your friends come over and watch their face as the trash can opens. I've had two grown men friends sitting there playing with the trash can. That in itself is reason enough to get it. Occasionally I walk by and it opens on its own but no big deal. I don't really use the on/off button or even the open/close button. Pretty trash can to go with the rest of my stainless steel kitchen!!Another great purchase from amazon!!

After reading all the good reviews on amazon, I felt save enough to drop $70 for this trashcan. No regrets. Must have 4 D batteries and I even got some <hl> spare batteries <hl> from amazon, also a good deal, in case the batteries run out. It's fun to see when your friends come over and watch their face as the trash can opens. I've had two grown men friends sitting there playing with the trash can. That in itself is reason enough to get it. Occasionally I walk by and it opens on its own but no big deal. I don't really use the on/off button or even the open/close button. Pretty trash can to go with the rest of my stainless steel kitchen!!Another great purchase from amazon!!


Question: What should you use if you want a water-tight seal?

Don't waste your money. Use recycled lids from store-bought mayo or salad dressing. They leak less than these and are free. If you want a water-tight seal, use a regular two-piece canning lid because these leak like a sieve; if the two-piece feature really bugs you, hot-glue the flat to the ring. I will grant that these are pretty and white and don't have a food name embossed on them. But they are for storing stuff, so who is really going to see it? I bought the box over a year ago and only two lids have been put into use - for jars of my special lotion blend. I use recycled lids or canning lids for everything else.

Answer: use a regular two-piece canning lid

Don't waste your money. Use recycled lids from store-bought mayo or salad dressing. They leak less than these and are free. <hl> If you want a water-tight seal, use a regular two-piece canning lid because these leak like a sieve; if the two-piece feature really bugs you, hot-glue the flat to the ring. <hl> I will grant that these are pretty and white and don't have a food name embossed on them. But they are for storing stuff, so who is really going to see it? I bought the box over a year ago and only two lids have been put into use - for jars of my special lotion blend. I use recycled lids or canning lids for everything else.

Don't waste your money. Use recycled lids from store-bought mayo or salad dressing. They leak less than these and are free. If you want a water-tight seal, <hl> use a regular two-piece canning lid <hl> because these leak like a sieve; if the two-piece feature really bugs you, hot-glue the flat to the ring. I will grant that these are pretty and white and don't have a food name embossed on them. But they are for storing stuff, so who is really going to see it? I bought the box over a year ago and only two lids have been put into use - for jars of my special lotion blend. I use recycled lids or canning lids for everything else.


Question: Why shouldn't you use this product?

Answer: these leak like a sieve

Don't waste your money. Use recycled lids from store-bought mayo or salad dressing. They leak less than these and are free. <hl> If you want a water-tight seal, use a regular two-piece canning lid because these leak like a sieve ; if the two-piece feature really bugs you, hot-glue the flat to the ring. <hl> I will grant that these are pretty and white and don't have a food name embossed on them. But they are for storing stuff, so who is really going to see it? I bought the box over a year ago and only two lids have been put into use - for jars of my special lotion blend. I use recycled lids or canning lids for everything else.

Don't waste your money. Use recycled lids from store-bought mayo or salad dressing. They leak less than these and are free. If you want a water-tight seal, use a regular two-piece canning lid because <hl> these leak like a sieve <hl>; if the two-piece feature really bugs you, hot-glue the flat to the ring. I will grant that these are pretty and white and don't have a food name embossed on them. But they are for storing stuff, so who is really going to see it? I bought the box over a year ago and only two lids have been put into use - for jars of my special lotion blend. I use recycled lids or canning lids for everything else.

If you want a water-tight seal, use a regular two-piece canning lid because <hl> these leak like a sieve <hl> ; if the two-piece feature really bugs you, hot-glue the flat to the ring.