Question: What part is difficult to get on after filling it with beans?

I read the reviews then decided to order it. All went well with shipping, seller, etc. It is fantastic; solid,and so easy to just push the button and let it do all the work. For me, the only little problem is sometimes trying to get the top on after filling it with beans - it's hard to tell where to set the top exactly and how to get it to twist so the arrows are aligned, so sometimes I have fiddled with it awhile before it clicks. Also, pouring the ground coffee out into a paper filter can be a little sloppy, but that is probably the case with any grinder. It is heavy, so may be a little clumsier to pour than lighter ones. All in all, I would buy this again and stick with this model.

Answer: the top

I read the reviews then decided to order it. All went well with shipping, seller, etc. It is fantastic; solid,and so easy to just push the button and let it do all the work. <hl> For me, the only little problem is sometimes trying to get the top on after filling it with beans - it's hard to tell where to set the top exactly and how to get it to twist so the arrows are aligned, so sometimes I have fiddled with it awhile before it clicks. <hl> Also, pouring the ground coffee out into a paper filter can be a little sloppy, but that is probably the case with any grinder. It is heavy, so may be a little clumsier to pour than lighter ones. All in all, I would buy this again and stick with this model.

I read the reviews then decided to order it. All went well with shipping, seller, etc. It is fantastic; solid,and so easy to just push the button and let it do all the work. For me, the only little problem is sometimes trying to get <hl> the top <hl> on after filling it with beans - it's hard to tell where to set the top exactly and how to get it to twist so the arrows are aligned, so sometimes I have fiddled with it awhile before it clicks. Also, pouring the ground coffee out into a paper filter can be a little sloppy, but that is probably the case with any grinder. It is heavy, so may be a little clumsier to pour than lighter ones. All in all, I would buy this again and stick with this model.


Question: What did this person read before ordering the product?

Answer: the reviews

<hl> I read the reviews then decided to order it. <hl> All went well with shipping, seller, etc. It is fantastic; solid,and so easy to just push the button and let it do all the work. For me, the only little problem is sometimes trying to get the top on after filling it with beans - it's hard to tell where to set the top exactly and how to get it to twist so the arrows are aligned, so sometimes I have fiddled with it awhile before it clicks. Also, pouring the ground coffee out into a paper filter can be a little sloppy, but that is probably the case with any grinder. It is heavy, so may be a little clumsier to pour than lighter ones. All in all, I would buy this again and stick with this model.

I read <hl> the reviews <hl> then decided to order it. All went well with shipping, seller, etc. It is fantastic; solid,and so easy to just push the button and let it do all the work. For me, the only little problem is sometimes trying to get the top on after filling it with beans - it's hard to tell where to set the top exactly and how to get it to twist so the arrows are aligned, so sometimes I have fiddled with it awhile before it clicks. Also, pouring the ground coffee out into a paper filter can be a little sloppy, but that is probably the case with any grinder. It is heavy, so may be a little clumsier to pour than lighter ones. All in all, I would buy this again and stick with this model.


Question: What were some of the positive characteristics sited about the grinder?

Answer: solid,and so easy

I read the reviews then decided to order it. All went well with shipping, seller, etc. <hl> It is fantastic; solid,and so easy to just push the button and let it do all the work. <hl> For me, the only little problem is sometimes trying to get the top on after filling it with beans - it's hard to tell where to set the top exactly and how to get it to twist so the arrows are aligned, so sometimes I have fiddled with it awhile before it clicks. Also, pouring the ground coffee out into a paper filter can be a little sloppy, but that is probably the case with any grinder. It is heavy, so may be a little clumsier to pour than lighter ones. All in all, I would buy this again and stick with this model.

I read the reviews then decided to order it. All went well with shipping, seller, etc. It is fantastic; <hl> solid,and so easy <hl> to just push the button and let it do all the work. For me, the only little problem is sometimes trying to get the top on after filling it with beans - it's hard to tell where to set the top exactly and how to get it to twist so the arrows are aligned, so sometimes I have fiddled with it awhile before it clicks. Also, pouring the ground coffee out into a paper filter can be a little sloppy, but that is probably the case with any grinder. It is heavy, so may be a little clumsier to pour than lighter ones. All in all, I would buy this again and stick with this model.


Question: What negative  characteristic did this person find it to make it clumsier to handle?

Answer: It is heavy

I read the reviews then decided to order it. All went well with shipping, seller, etc. It is fantastic; solid,and so easy to just push the button and let it do all the work. For me, the only little problem is sometimes trying to get the top on after filling it with beans - it's hard to tell where to set the top exactly and how to get it to twist so the arrows are aligned, so sometimes I have fiddled with it awhile before it clicks. Also, pouring the ground coffee out into a paper filter can be a little sloppy, but that is probably the case with any grinder. <hl> It is heavy , so may be a little clumsier to pour than lighter ones. <hl> All in all, I would buy this again and stick with this model.

I read the reviews then decided to order it. All went well with shipping, seller, etc. It is fantastic; solid,and so easy to just push the button and let it do all the work. For me, the only little problem is sometimes trying to get the top on after filling it with beans - it's hard to tell where to set the top exactly and how to get it to twist so the arrows are aligned, so sometimes I have fiddled with it awhile before it clicks. Also, pouring the ground coffee out into a paper filter can be a little sloppy, but that is probably the case with any grinder. <hl> It is heavy <hl>, so may be a little clumsier to pour than lighter ones. All in all, I would buy this again and stick with this model.

<hl> It is heavy <hl> , so may be a little clumsier to pour than lighter ones.


Question: What type of filter did this person find difficult  to use with the ground coffee?

Answer: paper

I read the reviews then decided to order it. All went well with shipping, seller, etc. It is fantastic; solid,and so easy to just push the button and let it do all the work. For me, the only little problem is sometimes trying to get the top on after filling it with beans - it's hard to tell where to set the top exactly and how to get it to twist so the arrows are aligned, so sometimes I have fiddled with it awhile before it clicks. <hl> Also, pouring the ground coffee out into a paper filter can be a little sloppy, but that is probably the case with any grinder. <hl> It is heavy, so may be a little clumsier to pour than lighter ones. All in all, I would buy this again and stick with this model.

I read the reviews then decided to order it. All went well with shipping, seller, etc. It is fantastic; solid,and so easy to just push the button and let it do all the work. For me, the only little problem is sometimes trying to get the top on after filling it with beans - it's hard to tell where to set the top exactly and how to get it to twist so the arrows are aligned, so sometimes I have fiddled with it awhile before it clicks. Also, pouring the ground coffee out into a <hl> paper <hl> filter can be a little sloppy, but that is probably the case with any grinder. It is heavy, so may be a little clumsier to pour than lighter ones. All in all, I would buy this again and stick with this model.


Question: What did this person read before ordering the product?

Answer: the reviews

<hl> I read the reviews then decided to order it. <hl> All went well with shipping, seller, etc. It is fantastic; solid,and so easy to just push the button and let it do all the work. For me, the only little problem is sometimes trying to get the top on after filling it with beans - it's hard to tell where to set the top exactly and how to get it to twist so the arrows are aligned, so sometimes I have fiddled with it awhile before it clicks. Also, pouring the ground coffee out into a paper filter can be a little sloppy, but that is probably the case with any grinder. It is heavy, so may be a little clumsier to pour than lighter ones. All in all, I would buy this again and stick with this model.

I read <hl> the reviews <hl> then decided to order it. All went well with shipping, seller, etc. It is fantastic; solid,and so easy to just push the button and let it do all the work. For me, the only little problem is sometimes trying to get the top on after filling it with beans - it's hard to tell where to set the top exactly and how to get it to twist so the arrows are aligned, so sometimes I have fiddled with it awhile before it clicks. Also, pouring the ground coffee out into a paper filter can be a little sloppy, but that is probably the case with any grinder. It is heavy, so may be a little clumsier to pour than lighter ones. All in all, I would buy this again and stick with this model.


Question: What part is difficult to get on after filling it with beans?

Answer: the top

I read the reviews then decided to order it. All went well with shipping, seller, etc. It is fantastic; solid,and so easy to just push the button and let it do all the work. <hl> For me, the only little problem is sometimes trying to get the top on after filling it with beans - it's hard to tell where to set the top exactly and how to get it to twist so the arrows are aligned, so sometimes I have fiddled with it awhile before it clicks. <hl> Also, pouring the ground coffee out into a paper filter can be a little sloppy, but that is probably the case with any grinder. It is heavy, so may be a little clumsier to pour than lighter ones. All in all, I would buy this again and stick with this model.

I read the reviews then decided to order it. All went well with shipping, seller, etc. It is fantastic; solid,and so easy to just push the button and let it do all the work. For me, the only little problem is sometimes trying to get <hl> the top <hl> on after filling it with beans - it's hard to tell where to set the top exactly and how to get it to twist so the arrows are aligned, so sometimes I have fiddled with it awhile before it clicks. Also, pouring the ground coffee out into a paper filter can be a little sloppy, but that is probably the case with any grinder. It is heavy, so may be a little clumsier to pour than lighter ones. All in all, I would buy this again and stick with this model.


Question: What type of filter did this person find difficult  to use with the ground coffee?

Answer: paper

I read the reviews then decided to order it. All went well with shipping, seller, etc. It is fantastic; solid,and so easy to just push the button and let it do all the work. For me, the only little problem is sometimes trying to get the top on after filling it with beans - it's hard to tell where to set the top exactly and how to get it to twist so the arrows are aligned, so sometimes I have fiddled with it awhile before it clicks. <hl> Also, pouring the ground coffee out into a paper filter can be a little sloppy, but that is probably the case with any grinder. <hl> It is heavy, so may be a little clumsier to pour than lighter ones. All in all, I would buy this again and stick with this model.

I read the reviews then decided to order it. All went well with shipping, seller, etc. It is fantastic; solid,and so easy to just push the button and let it do all the work. For me, the only little problem is sometimes trying to get the top on after filling it with beans - it's hard to tell where to set the top exactly and how to get it to twist so the arrows are aligned, so sometimes I have fiddled with it awhile before it clicks. Also, pouring the ground coffee out into a <hl> paper <hl> filter can be a little sloppy, but that is probably the case with any grinder. It is heavy, so may be a little clumsier to pour than lighter ones. All in all, I would buy this again and stick with this model.


Question: What were some of the positive characteristics sited about the grinder?

Answer: solid,and so easy

I read the reviews then decided to order it. All went well with shipping, seller, etc. <hl> It is fantastic; solid,and so easy to just push the button and let it do all the work. <hl> For me, the only little problem is sometimes trying to get the top on after filling it with beans - it's hard to tell where to set the top exactly and how to get it to twist so the arrows are aligned, so sometimes I have fiddled with it awhile before it clicks. Also, pouring the ground coffee out into a paper filter can be a little sloppy, but that is probably the case with any grinder. It is heavy, so may be a little clumsier to pour than lighter ones. All in all, I would buy this again and stick with this model.

I read the reviews then decided to order it. All went well with shipping, seller, etc. It is fantastic; <hl> solid,and so easy <hl> to just push the button and let it do all the work. For me, the only little problem is sometimes trying to get the top on after filling it with beans - it's hard to tell where to set the top exactly and how to get it to twist so the arrows are aligned, so sometimes I have fiddled with it awhile before it clicks. Also, pouring the ground coffee out into a paper filter can be a little sloppy, but that is probably the case with any grinder. It is heavy, so may be a little clumsier to pour than lighter ones. All in all, I would buy this again and stick with this model.


Question: What negative  characteristic did this person find it to make it clumsier to handle?

Answer: It is heavy

I read the reviews then decided to order it. All went well with shipping, seller, etc. It is fantastic; solid,and so easy to just push the button and let it do all the work. For me, the only little problem is sometimes trying to get the top on after filling it with beans - it's hard to tell where to set the top exactly and how to get it to twist so the arrows are aligned, so sometimes I have fiddled with it awhile before it clicks. Also, pouring the ground coffee out into a paper filter can be a little sloppy, but that is probably the case with any grinder. <hl> It is heavy , so may be a little clumsier to pour than lighter ones. <hl> All in all, I would buy this again and stick with this model.

I read the reviews then decided to order it. All went well with shipping, seller, etc. It is fantastic; solid,and so easy to just push the button and let it do all the work. For me, the only little problem is sometimes trying to get the top on after filling it with beans - it's hard to tell where to set the top exactly and how to get it to twist so the arrows are aligned, so sometimes I have fiddled with it awhile before it clicks. Also, pouring the ground coffee out into a paper filter can be a little sloppy, but that is probably the case with any grinder. <hl> It is heavy <hl>, so may be a little clumsier to pour than lighter ones. All in all, I would buy this again and stick with this model.

<hl> It is heavy <hl> , so may be a little clumsier to pour than lighter ones.


Question: What professions was the reviewer's father?

I've gone through several powered and manual sharpening tools looking for something that will put an edge on my knives that my father, a retired chef, won't scoff at, and this is by far the best I've found. And when you factor in its low price, this steel is an unbeatable value. I was able to put a razor sharp edge on everything from a 30 year old chinese cleaver to my wife's expensive Henkels to a set of as-seen-on-tv "never needs sharpening" knives using this steel. I was surprised by how quickly it sharpens - just takes a few passes. It does take off quite a bit of metal, works better for sharpening than honing. I'll keep my ceramic rod for honing.

Answer: retired chef,

<hl> I've gone through several powered and manual sharpening tools looking for something that will put an edge on my knives that my father, a retired chef, won't scoff at, and this is by far the best I've found. <hl> And when you factor in its low price, this steel is an unbeatable value. I was able to put a razor sharp edge on everything from a 30 year old chinese cleaver to my wife's expensive Henkels to a set of as-seen-on-tv "never needs sharpening" knives using this steel. I was surprised by how quickly it sharpens - just takes a few passes. It does take off quite a bit of metal, works better for sharpening than honing. I'll keep my ceramic rod for honing.

I've gone through several powered and manual sharpening tools looking for something that will put an edge on my knives that my father, a <hl> retired chef, <hl> won't scoff at, and this is by far the best I've found. And when you factor in its low price, this steel is an unbeatable value. I was able to put a razor sharp edge on everything from a 30 year old chinese cleaver to my wife's expensive Henkels to a set of as-seen-on-tv "never needs sharpening" knives using this steel. I was surprised by how quickly it sharpens - just takes a few passes. It does take off quite a bit of metal, works better for sharpening than honing. I'll keep my ceramic rod for honing.


Question: What was one of the factors that made this a good value?

Answer: low price,

I've gone through several powered and manual sharpening tools looking for something that will put an edge on my knives that my father, a retired chef, won't scoff at, and this is by far the best I've found. <hl> And when you factor in its low price, this steel is an unbeatable value. <hl> I was able to put a razor sharp edge on everything from a 30 year old chinese cleaver to my wife's expensive Henkels to a set of as-seen-on-tv "never needs sharpening" knives using this steel. I was surprised by how quickly it sharpens - just takes a few passes. It does take off quite a bit of metal, works better for sharpening than honing. I'll keep my ceramic rod for honing.

I've gone through several powered and manual sharpening tools looking for something that will put an edge on my knives that my father, a retired chef, won't scoff at, and this is by far the best I've found. And when you factor in its <hl> low price, <hl> this steel is an unbeatable value. I was able to put a razor sharp edge on everything from a 30 year old chinese cleaver to my wife's expensive Henkels to a set of as-seen-on-tv "never needs sharpening" knives using this steel. I was surprised by how quickly it sharpens - just takes a few passes. It does take off quite a bit of metal, works better for sharpening than honing. I'll keep my ceramic rod for honing.


Question: what was one of the items used as a test for the sharpener?

Answer: expensive Henkels

I've gone through several powered and manual sharpening tools looking for something that will put an edge on my knives that my father, a retired chef, won't scoff at, and this is by far the best I've found. And when you factor in its low price, this steel is an unbeatable value. <hl> I was able to put a razor sharp edge on everything from a 30 year old chinese cleaver to my wife's expensive Henkels to a set of as-seen-on-tv "never needs sharpening" knives using this steel. <hl> I was surprised by how quickly it sharpens - just takes a few passes. It does take off quite a bit of metal, works better for sharpening than honing. I'll keep my ceramic rod for honing.

I've gone through several powered and manual sharpening tools looking for something that will put an edge on my knives that my father, a retired chef, won't scoff at, and this is by far the best I've found. And when you factor in its low price, this steel is an unbeatable value. I was able to put a razor sharp edge on everything from a 30 year old chinese cleaver to my wife's <hl> expensive Henkels <hl> to a set of as-seen-on-tv "never needs sharpening" knives using this steel. I was surprised by how quickly it sharpens - just takes a few passes. It does take off quite a bit of metal, works better for sharpening than honing. I'll keep my ceramic rod for honing.


Question: How many passes were needed to get a sharp edge?

Answer: a few

I've gone through several powered and manual sharpening tools looking for something that will put an edge on my knives that my father, a retired chef, won't scoff at, and this is by far the best I've found. And when you factor in its low price, this steel is an unbeatable value. I was able to put a razor sharp edge on everything from a 30 year old chinese cleaver to my wife's expensive Henkels to a set of as-seen-on-tv "never needs sharpening" knives using this steel. <hl> I was surprised by how quickly it sharpens - just takes a few passes. <hl> It does take off quite a bit of metal, works better for sharpening than honing. I'll keep my ceramic rod for honing.

I've gone through several powered and manual sharpening tools looking for something that will put an edge on my knives that my father, a retired chef, won't scoff at, and this is by far the best I've found. And when you factor in its low price, this steel is an unbeatable value. I was able to put a razor sharp edge on everything from a 30 year old chinese cleaver to my wife's expensive Henkels to a set of as-seen-on-tv "never needs sharpening" knives using this steel. I was surprised by how quickly it sharpens - just takes <hl> a few <hl> passes. It does take off quite a bit of metal, works better for sharpening than honing. I'll keep my ceramic rod for honing.


Question: What process will this reviewer not use the sharpener to do?

Answer: honing

I've gone through several powered and manual sharpening tools looking for something that will put an edge on my knives that my father, a retired chef, won't scoff at, and this is by far the best I've found. And when you factor in its low price, this steel is an unbeatable value. I was able to put a razor sharp edge on everything from a 30 year old chinese cleaver to my wife's expensive Henkels to a set of as-seen-on-tv "never needs sharpening" knives using this steel. I was surprised by how quickly it sharpens - just takes a few passes. <hl> It does take off quite a bit of metal, works better for sharpening than honing . <hl> I'll keep my ceramic rod for honing.

I've gone through several powered and manual sharpening tools looking for something that will put an edge on my knives that my father, a retired chef, won't scoff at, and this is by far the best I've found. And when you factor in its low price, this steel is an unbeatable value. I was able to put a razor sharp edge on everything from a 30 year old chinese cleaver to my wife's expensive Henkels to a set of as-seen-on-tv "never needs sharpening" knives using this steel. I was surprised by how quickly it sharpens - just takes a few passes. It does take off quite a bit of metal, works better for sharpening than <hl> honing <hl>. I'll keep my ceramic rod for honing.

It does take off quite a bit of metal, works better for sharpening than <hl> honing <hl> .


Question: How long has this user been using the product?

Been using this product for 6-weeks. Works great, single hand operation is nice. Would recommend using rechargeable batteries or you'll be buying six AAAs every month. I use this primarily for seasoning meats before going on the grill.

Answer: 6-weeks

Been using this product for 6-weeks .

<hl> Been using this product for 6-weeks . <hl> Works great, single hand operation is nice. Would recommend using rechargeable batteries or you'll be buying six AAAs every month. I use this primarily for seasoning meats before going on the grill.

Been using this product for <hl> 6-weeks <hl>. Works great, single hand operation is nice. Would recommend using rechargeable batteries or you'll be buying six AAAs every month. I use this primarily for seasoning meats before going on the grill.

Been using this product for <hl> 6-weeks <hl> .


Question: What is recommended for operation?

Answer: rechargeable batteries

Been using this product for 6-weeks. Works great, single hand operation is nice. <hl> Would recommend using rechargeable batteries or you'll be buying six AAAs every month. <hl> I use this primarily for seasoning meats before going on the grill.

Been using this product for 6-weeks. Works great, single hand operation is nice. Would recommend using <hl> rechargeable batteries <hl> or you'll be buying six AAAs every month. I use this primarily for seasoning meats before going on the grill.


Question: What is this product mostly use for prior to grilling?

Answer: seasoning meats

Been using this product for 6-weeks. Works great, single hand operation is nice. Would recommend using rechargeable batteries or you'll be buying six AAAs every month. <hl> I use this primarily for seasoning meats before going on the grill. <hl>

Been using this product for 6-weeks. Works great, single hand operation is nice. Would recommend using rechargeable batteries or you'll be buying six AAAs every month. I use this primarily for <hl> seasoning meats <hl> before going on the grill.


Question: How was the product described as working?

Answer: great

Been using this product for 6-weeks. <hl> Works great , single hand operation is nice. <hl> Would recommend using rechargeable batteries or you'll be buying six AAAs every month. I use this primarily for seasoning meats before going on the grill.

Been using this product for 6-weeks. Works <hl> great <hl>, single hand operation is nice. Would recommend using rechargeable batteries or you'll be buying six AAAs every month. I use this primarily for seasoning meats before going on the grill.

Works <hl> great <hl> , single hand operation is nice.


Question: What does this reviewer find especially nice?

Answer: single hand operation

Been using this product for 6-weeks. <hl> Works great, single hand operation is nice. <hl> Would recommend using rechargeable batteries or you'll be buying six AAAs every month. I use this primarily for seasoning meats before going on the grill.

Been using this product for 6-weeks. Works great, <hl> single hand operation <hl> is nice. Would recommend using rechargeable batteries or you'll be buying six AAAs every month. I use this primarily for seasoning meats before going on the grill.


Question: what was one of the reasons for buying the juiceman?

We drink a lot of juice and got the Juiceman to save a bit of money and also get a better-tasting juice.The motor is powerful - can get loud, too, but it's well worth it when you drink the results. We sometimes use the juice to make our own juice popsicles.A couple of small dings: It does take up a bit of counter real estate, and cleanup is not all that easy. But fortunately most of the parts are dishwasher safe.But it is fun to use, watching that bowlful of fruits or veggies being condensed into a taste drink. So if you want healthy juices and refreshing beverages (and even popsicles), give this powerful juicer a try.

Answer: save a bit of money

<hl> We drink a lot of juice and got the Juiceman to save a bit of money and also get a better-tasting juice. <hl> The motor is powerful - can get loud, too, but it's well worth it when you drink the results. We sometimes use the juice to make our own juice popsicles. A couple of small dings: It does take up a bit of counter real estate, and cleanup is not all that easy. But fortunately most of the parts are dishwasher safe. But it is fun to use, watching that bowlful of fruits or veggies being condensed into a taste drink. So if you want healthy juices and refreshing beverages (and even popsicles), give this powerful juicer a try.

We drink a lot of juice and got the Juiceman to <hl> save a bit of money <hl> and also get a better-tasting juice.The motor is powerful - can get loud, too, but it's well worth it when you drink the results. We sometimes use the juice to make our own juice popsicles.A couple of small dings: It does take up a bit of counter real estate, and cleanup is not all that easy. But fortunately most of the parts are dishwasher safe.But it is fun to use, watching that bowlful of fruits or veggies being condensed into a taste drink. So if you want healthy juices and refreshing beverages (and even popsicles), give this powerful juicer a try.


Question: What is a negative of the powerful motor?

Answer: can get loud

We drink a lot of juice and got the Juiceman to save a bit of money and also get a better-tasting juice. <hl> The motor is powerful - can get loud , too, but it's well worth it when you drink the results. <hl> We sometimes use the juice to make our own juice popsicles. A couple of small dings: It does take up a bit of counter real estate, and cleanup is not all that easy. But fortunately most of the parts are dishwasher safe. But it is fun to use, watching that bowlful of fruits or veggies being condensed into a taste drink. So if you want healthy juices and refreshing beverages (and even popsicles), give this powerful juicer a try.

We drink a lot of juice and got the Juiceman to save a bit of money and also get a better-tasting juice.The motor is powerful - <hl> can get loud <hl>, too, but it's well worth it when you drink the results. We sometimes use the juice to make our own juice popsicles.A couple of small dings: It does take up a bit of counter real estate, and cleanup is not all that easy. But fortunately most of the parts are dishwasher safe.But it is fun to use, watching that bowlful of fruits or veggies being condensed into a taste drink. So if you want healthy juices and refreshing beverages (and even popsicles), give this powerful juicer a try.

The motor is powerful - <hl> can get loud <hl> , too, but it's well worth it when you drink the results.


Question: What is one of the negatives of the juiceman?

Answer: cleanup is not all that easy.

We drink a lot of juice and got the Juiceman to save a bit of money and also get a better-tasting juice. The motor is powerful - can get loud, too, but it's well worth it when you drink the results. We sometimes use the juice to make our own juice popsicles. <hl> A couple of small dings: It does take up a bit of counter real estate, and cleanup is not all that easy. But fortunately most of the parts are dishwasher safe. <hl> But it is fun to use, watching that bowlful of fruits or veggies being condensed into a taste drink. So if you want healthy juices and refreshing beverages (and even popsicles), give this powerful juicer a try.

We drink a lot of juice and got the Juiceman to save a bit of money and also get a better-tasting juice.The motor is powerful - can get loud, too, but it's well worth it when you drink the results. We sometimes use the juice to make our own juice popsicles.A couple of small dings: It does take up a bit of counter real estate, and <hl> cleanup is not all that easy. <hl> But fortunately most of the parts are dishwasher safe.But it is fun to use, watching that bowlful of fruits or veggies being condensed into a taste drink. So if you want healthy juices and refreshing beverages (and even popsicles), give this powerful juicer a try.


Question: What is one of the positives of the juiceman?

Answer: parts are dishwasher safe.

We drink a lot of juice and got the Juiceman to save a bit of money and also get a better-tasting juice. The motor is powerful - can get loud, too, but it's well worth it when you drink the results. We sometimes use the juice to make our own juice popsicles. A couple of small dings: It does take up a bit of counter real estate, and cleanup is not all that easy. <hl> But fortunately most of the parts are dishwasher safe. But it is fun to use, watching that bowlful of fruits or veggies being condensed into a taste drink. <hl> So if you want healthy juices and refreshing beverages (and even popsicles), give this powerful juicer a try.

We drink a lot of juice and got the Juiceman to save a bit of money and also get a better-tasting juice.The motor is powerful - can get loud, too, but it's well worth it when you drink the results. We sometimes use the juice to make our own juice popsicles.A couple of small dings: It does take up a bit of counter real estate, and cleanup is not all that easy. But fortunately most of the <hl> parts are dishwasher safe. <hl>But it is fun to use, watching that bowlful of fruits or veggies being condensed into a taste drink. So if you want healthy juices and refreshing beverages (and even popsicles), give this powerful juicer a try.

But fortunately most of the <hl> parts are dishwasher safe. <hl> But it is fun to use, watching that bowlful of fruits or veggies being condensed into a taste drink.


Question: What is one thing the juiceman can be used to make?

Answer: juice popsicles

We drink a lot of juice and got the Juiceman to save a bit of money and also get a better-tasting juice. The motor is powerful - can get loud, too, but it's well worth it when you drink the results. <hl> We sometimes use the juice to make our own juice popsicles .A <hl> couple of small dings: It does take up a bit of counter real estate, and cleanup is not all that easy. But fortunately most of the parts are dishwasher safe. But it is fun to use, watching that bowlful of fruits or veggies being condensed into a taste drink. So if you want healthy juices and refreshing beverages (and even popsicles), give this powerful juicer a try.

We drink a lot of juice and got the Juiceman to save a bit of money and also get a better-tasting juice.The motor is powerful - can get loud, too, but it's well worth it when you drink the results. We sometimes use the juice to make our own <hl> juice popsicles <hl>.A couple of small dings: It does take up a bit of counter real estate, and cleanup is not all that easy. But fortunately most of the parts are dishwasher safe.But it is fun to use, watching that bowlful of fruits or veggies being condensed into a taste drink. So if you want healthy juices and refreshing beverages (and even popsicles), give this powerful juicer a try.

We sometimes use the juice to make our own <hl> juice popsicles <hl> .A


Question: What is the capacity of this food processor?

I've gone through several food processors in the past few years, and this is by far the best I have ever used. The 12 cup capacity is the perfect size in my opinion: it's large enough to puree large batches of soups, but small enough to be practical to mince up a few cloves of garlic (especially with the mini bowl attachment).I haven't found anything this device can't do. I've liquefied onions for sauces, pureed soups, made doughs, etc, and this thing has taken care of them all. The only downside is that this base of the device is pretty darn hefty...but of course it probably has to be to house a motor this powerful. I used to drag it out of the cabinets each time I needed it, but now I just keep it out on my counter--it's pretty enough to be on display, and useful enough to make its presence there practical.

Answer: 12 cup

I've gone through several food processors in the past few years, and this is by far the best I have ever used. <hl> The 12 cup capacity is the perfect size in my opinion: it's large enough to puree large batches of soups, but small enough to be practical to mince up a few cloves of garlic (especially with the mini bowl attachment).I haven't found anything this device can't do. <hl> I've liquefied onions for sauces, pureed soups, made doughs, etc, and this thing has taken care of them all. The only downside is that this base of the device is pretty darn hefty... but of course it probably has to be to house a motor this powerful. I used to drag it out of the cabinets each time I needed it, but now I just keep it out on my counter--it's pretty enough to be on display, and useful enough to make its presence there practical.

I've gone through several food processors in the past few years, and this is by far the best I have ever used. The <hl> 12 cup <hl> capacity is the perfect size in my opinion: it's large enough to puree large batches of soups, but small enough to be practical to mince up a few cloves of garlic (especially with the mini bowl attachment).I haven't found anything this device can't do. I've liquefied onions for sauces, pureed soups, made doughs, etc, and this thing has taken care of them all. The only downside is that this base of the device is pretty darn hefty...but of course it probably has to be to house a motor this powerful. I used to drag it out of the cabinets each time I needed it, but now I just keep it out on my counter--it's pretty enough to be on display, and useful enough to make its presence there practical.


Question: What is a  use of the mini bowl attachment?

Answer: mince up a few cloves of garlic

I've gone through several food processors in the past few years, and this is by far the best I have ever used. <hl> The 12 cup capacity is the perfect size in my opinion: it's large enough to puree large batches of soups, but small enough to be practical to mince up a few cloves of garlic (especially with the mini bowl attachment).I haven't found anything this device can't do. <hl> I've liquefied onions for sauces, pureed soups, made doughs, etc, and this thing has taken care of them all. The only downside is that this base of the device is pretty darn hefty... but of course it probably has to be to house a motor this powerful. I used to drag it out of the cabinets each time I needed it, but now I just keep it out on my counter--it's pretty enough to be on display, and useful enough to make its presence there practical.

I've gone through several food processors in the past few years, and this is by far the best I have ever used. The 12 cup capacity is the perfect size in my opinion: it's large enough to puree large batches of soups, but small enough to be practical to <hl> mince up a few cloves of garlic <hl> (especially with the mini bowl attachment).I haven't found anything this device can't do. I've liquefied onions for sauces, pureed soups, made doughs, etc, and this thing has taken care of them all. The only downside is that this base of the device is pretty darn hefty...but of course it probably has to be to house a motor this powerful. I used to drag it out of the cabinets each time I needed it, but now I just keep it out on my counter--it's pretty enough to be on display, and useful enough to make its presence there practical.


Question: What is one of the negatives of this food processor?

Answer: hefty

I've gone through several food processors in the past few years, and this is by far the best I have ever used. The 12 cup capacity is the perfect size in my opinion: it's large enough to puree large batches of soups, but small enough to be practical to mince up a few cloves of garlic (especially with the mini bowl attachment).I haven't found anything this device can't do. I've liquefied onions for sauces, pureed soups, made doughs, etc, and this thing has taken care of them all. <hl> The only downside is that this base of the device is pretty darn hefty ...but of course it probably has to be to house a motor this powerful. <hl> I used to drag it out of the cabinets each time I needed it, but now I just keep it out on my counter--it's pretty enough to be on display, and useful enough to make its presence there practical.

I've gone through several food processors in the past few years, and this is by far the best I have ever used. The 12 cup capacity is the perfect size in my opinion: it's large enough to puree large batches of soups, but small enough to be practical to mince up a few cloves of garlic (especially with the mini bowl attachment).I haven't found anything this device can't do. I've liquefied onions for sauces, pureed soups, made doughs, etc, and this thing has taken care of them all. The only downside is that this base of the device is pretty darn <hl> hefty <hl>...but of course it probably has to be to house a motor this powerful. I used to drag it out of the cabinets each time I needed it, but now I just keep it out on my counter--it's pretty enough to be on display, and useful enough to make its presence there practical.

The only downside is that this base of the device is pretty darn <hl> hefty <hl> ...but of course it probably has to be to house a motor this powerful.


Question: What is the assumed reason this processor is heavy?

Answer: house a motor this powerful

I've gone through several food processors in the past few years, and this is by far the best I have ever used. The 12 cup capacity is the perfect size in my opinion: it's large enough to puree large batches of soups, but small enough to be practical to mince up a few cloves of garlic (especially with the mini bowl attachment).I haven't found anything this device can't do. I've liquefied onions for sauces, pureed soups, made doughs, etc, and this thing has taken care of them all. The only downside is that this base of the device is pretty darn hefty... <hl> but of course it probably has to be to house a motor this powerful . <hl> I used to drag it out of the cabinets each time I needed it, but now I just keep it out on my counter--it's pretty enough to be on display, and useful enough to make its presence there practical.

I've gone through several food processors in the past few years, and this is by far the best I have ever used. The 12 cup capacity is the perfect size in my opinion: it's large enough to puree large batches of soups, but small enough to be practical to mince up a few cloves of garlic (especially with the mini bowl attachment).I haven't found anything this device can't do. I've liquefied onions for sauces, pureed soups, made doughs, etc, and this thing has taken care of them all. The only downside is that this base of the device is pretty darn hefty...but of course it probably has to be to <hl> house a motor this powerful <hl>. I used to drag it out of the cabinets each time I needed it, but now I just keep it out on my counter--it's pretty enough to be on display, and useful enough to make its presence there practical.

but of course it probably has to be to <hl> house a motor this powerful <hl> .


Question: What are some uses of this food processor?

Answer: liquefied onions for sauces, pureed soups, made doughs,

I've gone through several food processors in the past few years, and this is by far the best I have ever used. The 12 cup capacity is the perfect size in my opinion: it's large enough to puree large batches of soups, but small enough to be practical to mince up a few cloves of garlic (especially with the mini bowl attachment).I haven't found anything this device can't do. <hl> I've liquefied onions for sauces, pureed soups, made doughs, etc, and this thing has taken care of them all. <hl> The only downside is that this base of the device is pretty darn hefty... but of course it probably has to be to house a motor this powerful. I used to drag it out of the cabinets each time I needed it, but now I just keep it out on my counter--it's pretty enough to be on display, and useful enough to make its presence there practical.

I've gone through several food processors in the past few years, and this is by far the best I have ever used. The 12 cup capacity is the perfect size in my opinion: it's large enough to puree large batches of soups, but small enough to be practical to mince up a few cloves of garlic (especially with the mini bowl attachment).I haven't found anything this device can't do. I've <hl> liquefied onions for sauces, pureed soups, made doughs, <hl> etc, and this thing has taken care of them all. The only downside is that this base of the device is pretty darn hefty...but of course it probably has to be to house a motor this powerful. I used to drag it out of the cabinets each time I needed it, but now I just keep it out on my counter--it's pretty enough to be on display, and useful enough to make its presence there practical.


Question: What did this person buy?

I initially had a hard time getting a good and consistant cup of coffee from the EZ cup. To be honeset, I didn't buy the EZ cup because it was ecofriendly, or even because it would cost less per cup. I bought it because I love a good cup of coffee. They are few and far between when using K-cups, and even with all of the blends available in K-cups, there were some I liked that I still just couldn't get. I wanted this to wok, so I followed another reviewer's recommendations and cut the bottom off of a K-cup. This was to slow the flow of coffe through the device. Unlike the other reviewer, I didn't find that a 3/8" disk did anything, so I experimented. I wound up with a plastic disk that was cut just inside the protruding rim that you find on the bottom of each K-cup. It seems to slow the flow enough to strengthen the brew. I also used 2 TBSP of coffee per cup. I am getting a great consistant cup of coffee. I can make it allot stronger which is one of the reasons that I have a problem with K-cups. I used the EZ cup filter with fresh ground coffee. I agree that the EZ Cup spring tamps down the coffee and it seems to work better with more coffee and the plastic K-cup disk. Now I finally can get a strong cup of coffee regardless of whether a dark or lighter roast. I really think this has made the difference between a convenient coffee maker with mediocre coffee and a great cup of coffee. I hope you find this review helpful.

Answer: EZ cup

<hl> I initially had a hard time getting a good and consistant cup of coffee from the EZ cup . <hl> To be honeset, I didn't buy the EZ cup because it was ecofriendly, or even because it would cost less per cup. I bought it because I love a good cup of coffee. They are few and far between when using K-cups, and even with all of the blends available in K-cups, there were some I liked that I still just couldn't get. I wanted this to wok, so I followed another reviewer's recommendations and cut the bottom off of a K-cup. This was to slow the flow of coffe through the device. Unlike the other reviewer, I didn't find that a 3/8" disk did anything, so I experimented. I wound up with a plastic disk that was cut just inside the protruding rim that you find on the bottom of each K-cup. It seems to slow the flow enough to strengthen the brew. I also used 2 TBSP of coffee per cup. I am getting a great consistant cup of coffee. I can make it allot stronger which is one of the reasons that I have a problem with K-cups. I used the EZ cup filter with fresh ground coffee. I agree that the EZ Cup spring tamps down the coffee and it seems to work better with more coffee and the plastic K-cup disk. Now I finally can get a strong cup of coffee regardless of whether a dark or lighter roast. I really think this has made the difference between a convenient coffee maker with mediocre coffee and a great cup of coffee. I hope you find this review helpful.

I initially had a hard time getting a good and consistant cup of coffee from the <hl> EZ cup <hl>. To be honeset, I didn't buy the EZ cup because it was ecofriendly, or even because it would cost less per cup. I bought it because I love a good cup of coffee. They are few and far between when using K-cups, and even with all of the blends available in K-cups, there were some I liked that I still just couldn't get. I wanted this to wok, so I followed another reviewer's recommendations and cut the bottom off of a K-cup. This was to slow the flow of coffe through the device. Unlike the other reviewer, I didn't find that a 3/8" disk did anything, so I experimented. I wound up with a plastic disk that was cut just inside the protruding rim that you find on the bottom of each K-cup. It seems to slow the flow enough to strengthen the brew. I also used 2 TBSP of coffee per cup. I am getting a great consistant cup of coffee. I can make it allot stronger which is one of the reasons that I have a problem with K-cups. I used the EZ cup filter with fresh ground coffee. I agree that the EZ Cup spring tamps down the coffee and it seems to work better with more coffee and the plastic K-cup disk. Now I finally can get a strong cup of coffee regardless of whether a dark or lighter roast. I really think this has made the difference between a convenient coffee maker with mediocre coffee and a great cup of coffee. I hope you find this review helpful.

I initially had a hard time getting a good and consistant cup of coffee from the <hl> EZ cup <hl> .


Question: Why did they buy the EZ cup?

Answer: I love a good cup of coffee

I initially had a hard time getting a good and consistant cup of coffee from the EZ cup. To be honeset, I didn't buy the EZ cup because it was ecofriendly, or even because it would cost less per cup. <hl> I bought it because I love a good cup of coffee . <hl> They are few and far between when using K-cups, and even with all of the blends available in K-cups, there were some I liked that I still just couldn't get. I wanted this to wok, so I followed another reviewer's recommendations and cut the bottom off of a K-cup. This was to slow the flow of coffe through the device. Unlike the other reviewer, I didn't find that a 3/8" disk did anything, so I experimented. I wound up with a plastic disk that was cut just inside the protruding rim that you find on the bottom of each K-cup. It seems to slow the flow enough to strengthen the brew. I also used 2 TBSP of coffee per cup. I am getting a great consistant cup of coffee. I can make it allot stronger which is one of the reasons that I have a problem with K-cups. I used the EZ cup filter with fresh ground coffee. I agree that the EZ Cup spring tamps down the coffee and it seems to work better with more coffee and the plastic K-cup disk. Now I finally can get a strong cup of coffee regardless of whether a dark or lighter roast. I really think this has made the difference between a convenient coffee maker with mediocre coffee and a great cup of coffee. I hope you find this review helpful.

I initially had a hard time getting a good and consistant cup of coffee from the EZ cup. To be honeset, I didn't buy the EZ cup because it was ecofriendly, or even because it would cost less per cup. I bought it because <hl> I love a good cup of coffee <hl>. They are few and far between when using K-cups, and even with all of the blends available in K-cups, there were some I liked that I still just couldn't get. I wanted this to wok, so I followed another reviewer's recommendations and cut the bottom off of a K-cup. This was to slow the flow of coffe through the device. Unlike the other reviewer, I didn't find that a 3/8" disk did anything, so I experimented. I wound up with a plastic disk that was cut just inside the protruding rim that you find on the bottom of each K-cup. It seems to slow the flow enough to strengthen the brew. I also used 2 TBSP of coffee per cup. I am getting a great consistant cup of coffee. I can make it allot stronger which is one of the reasons that I have a problem with K-cups. I used the EZ cup filter with fresh ground coffee. I agree that the EZ Cup spring tamps down the coffee and it seems to work better with more coffee and the plastic K-cup disk. Now I finally can get a strong cup of coffee regardless of whether a dark or lighter roast. I really think this has made the difference between a convenient coffee maker with mediocre coffee and a great cup of coffee. I hope you find this review helpful.

I bought it because <hl> I love a good cup of coffee <hl> .


Question: What did this person do to the K-cup?

Answer: cut the bottom off

I initially had a hard time getting a good and consistant cup of coffee from the EZ cup. To be honeset, I didn't buy the EZ cup because it was ecofriendly, or even because it would cost less per cup. I bought it because I love a good cup of coffee. They are few and far between when using K-cups, and even with all of the blends available in K-cups, there were some I liked that I still just couldn't get. <hl> I wanted this to wok, so I followed another reviewer's recommendations and cut the bottom off of a K-cup. <hl> This was to slow the flow of coffe through the device. Unlike the other reviewer, I didn't find that a 3/8" disk did anything, so I experimented. I wound up with a plastic disk that was cut just inside the protruding rim that you find on the bottom of each K-cup. It seems to slow the flow enough to strengthen the brew. I also used 2 TBSP of coffee per cup. I am getting a great consistant cup of coffee. I can make it allot stronger which is one of the reasons that I have a problem with K-cups. I used the EZ cup filter with fresh ground coffee. I agree that the EZ Cup spring tamps down the coffee and it seems to work better with more coffee and the plastic K-cup disk. Now I finally can get a strong cup of coffee regardless of whether a dark or lighter roast. I really think this has made the difference between a convenient coffee maker with mediocre coffee and a great cup of coffee. I hope you find this review helpful.

I initially had a hard time getting a good and consistant cup of coffee from the EZ cup. To be honeset, I didn't buy the EZ cup because it was ecofriendly, or even because it would cost less per cup. I bought it because I love a good cup of coffee. They are few and far between when using K-cups, and even with all of the blends available in K-cups, there were some I liked that I still just couldn't get. I wanted this to wok, so I followed another reviewer's recommendations and <hl> cut the bottom off <hl> of a K-cup. This was to slow the flow of coffe through the device. Unlike the other reviewer, I didn't find that a 3/8" disk did anything, so I experimented. I wound up with a plastic disk that was cut just inside the protruding rim that you find on the bottom of each K-cup. It seems to slow the flow enough to strengthen the brew. I also used 2 TBSP of coffee per cup. I am getting a great consistant cup of coffee. I can make it allot stronger which is one of the reasons that I have a problem with K-cups. I used the EZ cup filter with fresh ground coffee. I agree that the EZ Cup spring tamps down the coffee and it seems to work better with more coffee and the plastic K-cup disk. Now I finally can get a strong cup of coffee regardless of whether a dark or lighter roast. I really think this has made the difference between a convenient coffee maker with mediocre coffee and a great cup of coffee. I hope you find this review helpful.


Question: How many tablespoons of coffee did they use per cup?

Answer: 2 TBSP

I also used 2 TBSP of coffee per cup.

I initially had a hard time getting a good and consistant cup of coffee from the EZ cup. To be honeset, I didn't buy the EZ cup because it was ecofriendly, or even because it would cost less per cup. I bought it because I love a good cup of coffee. They are few and far between when using K-cups, and even with all of the blends available in K-cups, there were some I liked that I still just couldn't get. I wanted this to wok, so I followed another reviewer's recommendations and cut the bottom off of a K-cup. This was to slow the flow of coffe through the device. Unlike the other reviewer, I didn't find that a 3/8" disk did anything, so I experimented. I wound up with a plastic disk that was cut just inside the protruding rim that you find on the bottom of each K-cup. It seems to slow the flow enough to strengthen the brew. <hl> I also used 2 TBSP of coffee per cup. <hl> I am getting a great consistant cup of coffee. I can make it allot stronger which is one of the reasons that I have a problem with K-cups. I used the EZ cup filter with fresh ground coffee. I agree that the EZ Cup spring tamps down the coffee and it seems to work better with more coffee and the plastic K-cup disk. Now I finally can get a strong cup of coffee regardless of whether a dark or lighter roast. I really think this has made the difference between a convenient coffee maker with mediocre coffee and a great cup of coffee. I hope you find this review helpful.

I initially had a hard time getting a good and consistant cup of coffee from the EZ cup. To be honeset, I didn't buy the EZ cup because it was ecofriendly, or even because it would cost less per cup. I bought it because I love a good cup of coffee. They are few and far between when using K-cups, and even with all of the blends available in K-cups, there were some I liked that I still just couldn't get. I wanted this to wok, so I followed another reviewer's recommendations and cut the bottom off of a K-cup. This was to slow the flow of coffe through the device. Unlike the other reviewer, I didn't find that a 3/8" disk did anything, so I experimented. I wound up with a plastic disk that was cut just inside the protruding rim that you find on the bottom of each K-cup. It seems to slow the flow enough to strengthen the brew. I also used <hl> 2 TBSP <hl> of coffee per cup. I am getting a great consistant cup of coffee. I can make it allot stronger which is one of the reasons that I have a problem with K-cups. I used the EZ cup filter with fresh ground coffee. I agree that the EZ Cup spring tamps down the coffee and it seems to work better with more coffee and the plastic K-cup disk. Now I finally can get a strong cup of coffee regardless of whether a dark or lighter roast. I really think this has made the difference between a convenient coffee maker with mediocre coffee and a great cup of coffee. I hope you find this review helpful.


Question: What brand of can opener is the most popular?

The Swing-Away can opener has been the most popular can opener in America for many years, decades even. Swing-Away once made a super beefy can opener with thick rubberized handles. My daughter needed a new can opener. Surfing the web, and Amazon, I ran across this one, a non-Swing Away, but it looked very much like a Swing-Away. Made in the U.S.A.! After a bit of research, I hit the Add button.It arrived only five days later.The unit proved to be very good indeed. The cutters were sharp, the handle was comfortable, and it was easy to attach to cans. I remain very happy that my daughter is happy with it. And I happened to be there when the opener arrived, and I did test it...works perfectly. Unless you have arthritis give yourself a little exercise and avoid the electric can openers. Available in black, white, and red...search on it. Glad I bought it. Recommended.I hope this was helpful to you. If you have questions, please reply in the Comment section below...I would be glad to help._____________________________________________MY NEW BLOG: thegoodstuffreviews.blogspot.com

Answer: Swing-Away

<hl> The Swing-Away can opener has been the most popular can opener in America for many years, decades even. <hl> Swing-Away once made a super beefy can opener with thick rubberized handles. My daughter needed a new can opener. Surfing the web, and Amazon, I ran across this one, a non-Swing Away, but it looked very much like a Swing-Away. Made in the U.S.A.! After a bit of research, I hit the Add button. It arrived only five days later. The unit proved to be very good indeed. The cutters were sharp, the handle was comfortable, and it was easy to attach to cans. I remain very happy that my daughter is happy with it. And I happened to be there when the opener arrived, and I did test it...works perfectly. Unless you have arthritis give yourself a little exercise and avoid the electric can openers. Available in black, white, and red...search on it. Glad I bought it. Recommended. I hope this was helpful to you. If you have questions, please reply in the Comment section below... I would be glad to help._____________________________________________MY NEW BLOG: thegoodstuffreviews.blogspot.com

The <hl> Swing-Away <hl> can opener has been the most popular can opener in America for many years, decades even. Swing-Away once made a super beefy can opener with thick rubberized handles. My daughter needed a new can opener. Surfing the web, and Amazon, I ran across this one, a non-Swing Away, but it looked very much like a Swing-Away. Made in the U.S.A.! After a bit of research, I hit the Add button.It arrived only five days later.The unit proved to be very good indeed. The cutters were sharp, the handle was comfortable, and it was easy to attach to cans. I remain very happy that my daughter is happy with it. And I happened to be there when the opener arrived, and I did test it...works perfectly. Unless you have arthritis give yourself a little exercise and avoid the electric can openers. Available in black, white, and red...search on it. Glad I bought it. Recommended.I hope this was helpful to you. If you have questions, please reply in the Comment section below...I would be glad to help._____________________________________________MY NEW BLOG: thegoodstuffreviews.blogspot.com


Question: What did this person buy?

Answer: Swing-Away can opener

<hl> The Swing-Away can opener has been the most popular can opener in America for many years, decades even. <hl> Swing-Away once made a super beefy can opener with thick rubberized handles. My daughter needed a new can opener. Surfing the web, and Amazon, I ran across this one, a non-Swing Away, but it looked very much like a Swing-Away. Made in the U.S.A.! After a bit of research, I hit the Add button. It arrived only five days later. The unit proved to be very good indeed. The cutters were sharp, the handle was comfortable, and it was easy to attach to cans. I remain very happy that my daughter is happy with it. And I happened to be there when the opener arrived, and I did test it...works perfectly. Unless you have arthritis give yourself a little exercise and avoid the electric can openers. Available in black, white, and red...search on it. Glad I bought it. Recommended. I hope this was helpful to you. If you have questions, please reply in the Comment section below... I would be glad to help._____________________________________________MY NEW BLOG: thegoodstuffreviews.blogspot.com

The <hl> Swing-Away can opener <hl> has been the most popular can opener in America for many years, decades even. Swing-Away once made a super beefy can opener with thick rubberized handles. My daughter needed a new can opener. Surfing the web, and Amazon, I ran across this one, a non-Swing Away, but it looked very much like a Swing-Away. Made in the U.S.A.! After a bit of research, I hit the Add button.It arrived only five days later.The unit proved to be very good indeed. The cutters were sharp, the handle was comfortable, and it was easy to attach to cans. I remain very happy that my daughter is happy with it. And I happened to be there when the opener arrived, and I did test it...works perfectly. Unless you have arthritis give yourself a little exercise and avoid the electric can openers. Available in black, white, and red...search on it. Glad I bought it. Recommended.I hope this was helpful to you. If you have questions, please reply in the Comment section below...I would be glad to help._____________________________________________MY NEW BLOG: thegoodstuffreviews.blogspot.com


Question: Where is the can opener made?

Answer: U.S.A.

Made in the U.S.A. !

The Swing-Away can opener has been the most popular can opener in America for many years, decades even. Swing-Away once made a super beefy can opener with thick rubberized handles. My daughter needed a new can opener. Surfing the web, and Amazon, I ran across this one, a non-Swing Away, but it looked very much like a Swing-Away. <hl> Made in the U.S.A. ! <hl> After a bit of research, I hit the Add button. It arrived only five days later. The unit proved to be very good indeed. The cutters were sharp, the handle was comfortable, and it was easy to attach to cans. I remain very happy that my daughter is happy with it. And I happened to be there when the opener arrived, and I did test it...works perfectly. Unless you have arthritis give yourself a little exercise and avoid the electric can openers. Available in black, white, and red...search on it. Glad I bought it. Recommended. I hope this was helpful to you. If you have questions, please reply in the Comment section below... I would be glad to help._____________________________________________MY NEW BLOG: thegoodstuffreviews.blogspot.com

The Swing-Away can opener has been the most popular can opener in America for many years, decades even. Swing-Away once made a super beefy can opener with thick rubberized handles. My daughter needed a new can opener. Surfing the web, and Amazon, I ran across this one, a non-Swing Away, but it looked very much like a Swing-Away. Made in the <hl> U.S.A. <hl>! After a bit of research, I hit the Add button.It arrived only five days later.The unit proved to be very good indeed. The cutters were sharp, the handle was comfortable, and it was easy to attach to cans. I remain very happy that my daughter is happy with it. And I happened to be there when the opener arrived, and I did test it...works perfectly. Unless you have arthritis give yourself a little exercise and avoid the electric can openers. Available in black, white, and red...search on it. Glad I bought it. Recommended.I hope this was helpful to you. If you have questions, please reply in the Comment section below...I would be glad to help._____________________________________________MY NEW BLOG: thegoodstuffreviews.blogspot.com


Question: When did they receive the can opener?

Answer: five days later

The Swing-Away can opener has been the most popular can opener in America for many years, decades even. Swing-Away once made a super beefy can opener with thick rubberized handles. My daughter needed a new can opener. Surfing the web, and Amazon, I ran across this one, a non-Swing Away, but it looked very much like a Swing-Away. Made in the U.S.A.! After a bit of research, I hit the Add button. <hl> It arrived only five days later .The unit proved to be very good indeed. <hl> The cutters were sharp, the handle was comfortable, and it was easy to attach to cans. I remain very happy that my daughter is happy with it. And I happened to be there when the opener arrived, and I did test it...works perfectly. Unless you have arthritis give yourself a little exercise and avoid the electric can openers. Available in black, white, and red...search on it. Glad I bought it. Recommended. I hope this was helpful to you. If you have questions, please reply in the Comment section below... I would be glad to help._____________________________________________MY NEW BLOG: thegoodstuffreviews.blogspot.com

The Swing-Away can opener has been the most popular can opener in America for many years, decades even. Swing-Away once made a super beefy can opener with thick rubberized handles. My daughter needed a new can opener. Surfing the web, and Amazon, I ran across this one, a non-Swing Away, but it looked very much like a Swing-Away. Made in the U.S.A.! After a bit of research, I hit the Add button.It arrived only <hl> five days later <hl>.The unit proved to be very good indeed. The cutters were sharp, the handle was comfortable, and it was easy to attach to cans. I remain very happy that my daughter is happy with it. And I happened to be there when the opener arrived, and I did test it...works perfectly. Unless you have arthritis give yourself a little exercise and avoid the electric can openers. Available in black, white, and red...search on it. Glad I bought it. Recommended.I hope this was helpful to you. If you have questions, please reply in the Comment section below...I would be glad to help._____________________________________________MY NEW BLOG: thegoodstuffreviews.blogspot.com

It arrived only <hl> five days later <hl> .The unit proved to be very good indeed.


Question: What size is their mattress?

Bought this for our Olympic Queen mattress (which is a funny size to find bedskirts for) - and it works GREAT! I had a king size for years, but had to fold & pin it in the middle so it wouldn't fall to the floor - and still had to fix it all the time. This one works GREAT - it's off the floor but still keeps the stuff under the bed hidden. The color is really nice too - a nice navy blue. Maybe a tiny bit lighter than the color here (it looks almost black here, but in person is a true navy blue).

Answer: Queen

<hl> Bought this for our Olympic Queen mattress (which is a funny size to find bedskirts for) - and it works GREAT! <hl> I had a king size for years, but had to fold & pin it in the middle so it wouldn't fall to the floor - and still had to fix it all the time. This one works GREAT - it's off the floor but still keeps the stuff under the bed hidden. The color is really nice too - a nice navy blue. Maybe a tiny bit lighter than the color here (it looks almost black here, but in person is a true navy blue).

Bought this for our Olympic <hl> Queen <hl> mattress (which is a funny size to find bedskirts for) - and it works GREAT! I had a king size for years, but had to fold & pin it in the middle so it wouldn't fall to the floor - and still had to fix it all the time. This one works GREAT - it's off the floor but still keeps the stuff under the bed hidden. The color is really nice too - a nice navy blue. Maybe a tiny bit lighter than the color here (it looks almost black here, but in person is a true navy blue).


Question: What product did they buy for their mattress?

Answer: bedskirts

<hl> Bought this for our Olympic Queen mattress (which is a funny size to find bedskirts for) - and it works GREAT! <hl> I had a king size for years, but had to fold & pin it in the middle so it wouldn't fall to the floor - and still had to fix it all the time. This one works GREAT - it's off the floor but still keeps the stuff under the bed hidden. The color is really nice too - a nice navy blue. Maybe a tiny bit lighter than the color here (it looks almost black here, but in person is a true navy blue).

Bought this for our Olympic Queen mattress (which is a funny size to find <hl> bedskirts <hl> for) - and it works GREAT! I had a king size for years, but had to fold & pin it in the middle so it wouldn't fall to the floor - and still had to fix it all the time. This one works GREAT - it's off the floor but still keeps the stuff under the bed hidden. The color is really nice too - a nice navy blue. Maybe a tiny bit lighter than the color here (it looks almost black here, but in person is a true navy blue).


Question: What color of bedskirts did they buy?

Answer: navy blue

Bought this for our Olympic Queen mattress (which is a funny size to find bedskirts for) - and it works GREAT! I had a king size for years, but had to fold & pin it in the middle so it wouldn't fall to the floor - and still had to fix it all the time. This one works GREAT - it's off the floor but still keeps the stuff under the bed hidden. <hl> The color is really nice too - a nice navy blue . <hl> Maybe a tiny bit lighter than the color here (it looks almost black here, but in person is a true navy blue).

Bought this for our Olympic Queen mattress (which is a funny size to find bedskirts for) - and it works GREAT! I had a king size for years, but had to fold & pin it in the middle so it wouldn't fall to the floor - and still had to fix it all the time. This one works GREAT - it's off the floor but still keeps the stuff under the bed hidden. The color is really nice too - a nice <hl> navy blue <hl>. Maybe a tiny bit lighter than the color here (it looks almost black here, but in person is a true navy blue).

The color is really nice too - a nice <hl> navy blue <hl> .


Question: What brand is their mattress?

Answer: Olympic

<hl> Bought this for our Olympic Queen mattress (which is a funny size to find bedskirts for) - and it works GREAT! <hl> I had a king size for years, but had to fold & pin it in the middle so it wouldn't fall to the floor - and still had to fix it all the time. This one works GREAT - it's off the floor but still keeps the stuff under the bed hidden. The color is really nice too - a nice navy blue. Maybe a tiny bit lighter than the color here (it looks almost black here, but in person is a true navy blue).

Bought this for our <hl> Olympic <hl> Queen mattress (which is a funny size to find bedskirts for) - and it works GREAT! I had a king size for years, but had to fold & pin it in the middle so it wouldn't fall to the floor - and still had to fix it all the time. This one works GREAT - it's off the floor but still keeps the stuff under the bed hidden. The color is really nice too - a nice navy blue. Maybe a tiny bit lighter than the color here (it looks almost black here, but in person is a true navy blue).


Question: What did this person buy?

I'm happy with this little toaster oven. It can hold four slices of toast if they're jammed together, so it's not huge, but I'm happy with the size. With the screen on the middle rack, it toasts bread and bagels perfectly. I use it mostly for toast and a little bit of broiling, and it works great!The only thing I'm taking a point off for is the timer. It has an old-fashioned, mechanical ticking timer, which works fine now but I'm worried about the longevity of it. I've had a few of those old kitchen egg-timers that slowed down considerably after some use, and I think this may be the same type of mechanism. However, the oven was cheap enough that I think it makes up for this one flaw. I would buy this oven again.

Answer: toaster oven

<hl> I'm happy with this little toaster oven . <hl> It can hold four slices of toast if they're jammed together, so it's not huge, but I'm happy with the size. With the screen on the middle rack, it toasts bread and bagels perfectly. I use it mostly for toast and a little bit of broiling, and it works great!The only thing I'm taking a point off for is the timer. It has an old-fashioned, mechanical ticking timer, which works fine now but I'm worried about the longevity of it. I've had a few of those old kitchen egg-timers that slowed down considerably after some use, and I think this may be the same type of mechanism. However, the oven was cheap enough that I think it makes up for this one flaw. I would buy this oven again.

I'm happy with this little <hl> toaster oven <hl>. It can hold four slices of toast if they're jammed together, so it's not huge, but I'm happy with the size. With the screen on the middle rack, it toasts bread and bagels perfectly. I use it mostly for toast and a little bit of broiling, and it works great!The only thing I'm taking a point off for is the timer. It has an old-fashioned, mechanical ticking timer, which works fine now but I'm worried about the longevity of it. I've had a few of those old kitchen egg-timers that slowed down considerably after some use, and I think this may be the same type of mechanism. However, the oven was cheap enough that I think it makes up for this one flaw. I would buy this oven again.

I'm happy with this little <hl> toaster oven <hl> .


Question: How many slices can fit in the toaster oven?

Answer: four

I'm happy with this little toaster oven. <hl> It can hold four slices of toast if they're jammed together, so it's not huge, but I'm happy with the size. <hl> With the screen on the middle rack, it toasts bread and bagels perfectly. I use it mostly for toast and a little bit of broiling, and it works great!The only thing I'm taking a point off for is the timer. It has an old-fashioned, mechanical ticking timer, which works fine now but I'm worried about the longevity of it. I've had a few of those old kitchen egg-timers that slowed down considerably after some use, and I think this may be the same type of mechanism. However, the oven was cheap enough that I think it makes up for this one flaw. I would buy this oven again.

I'm happy with this little toaster oven. It can hold <hl> four <hl> slices of toast if they're jammed together, so it's not huge, but I'm happy with the size. With the screen on the middle rack, it toasts bread and bagels perfectly. I use it mostly for toast and a little bit of broiling, and it works great!The only thing I'm taking a point off for is the timer. It has an old-fashioned, mechanical ticking timer, which works fine now but I'm worried about the longevity of it. I've had a few of those old kitchen egg-timers that slowed down considerably after some use, and I think this may be the same type of mechanism. However, the oven was cheap enough that I think it makes up for this one flaw. I would buy this oven again.


Question: What type of timer does it have?

Answer: old-fashioned, mechanical ticking timer,

I'm happy with this little toaster oven. It can hold four slices of toast if they're jammed together, so it's not huge, but I'm happy with the size. With the screen on the middle rack, it toasts bread and bagels perfectly. I use it mostly for toast and a little bit of broiling, and it works great!The only thing I'm taking a point off for is the timer. <hl> It has an old-fashioned, mechanical ticking timer, which works fine now <hl> but I'm worried about the longevity of it. I've had a few of those old kitchen egg-timers that slowed down considerably after some use, and I think this may be the same type of mechanism. However, the oven was cheap enough that I think it makes up for this one flaw. I would buy this oven again.

I'm happy with this little toaster oven. It can hold four slices of toast if they're jammed together, so it's not huge, but I'm happy with the size. With the screen on the middle rack, it toasts bread and bagels perfectly. I use it mostly for toast and a little bit of broiling, and it works great!The only thing I'm taking a point off for is the timer. It has an <hl> old-fashioned, mechanical ticking timer, <hl> which works fine now but I'm worried about the longevity of it. I've had a few of those old kitchen egg-timers that slowed down considerably after some use, and I think this may be the same type of mechanism. However, the oven was cheap enough that I think it makes up for this one flaw. I would buy this oven again.


Question: How does this person use the toaster oven?

Answer: toast and a little bit of broiling

I'm happy with this little toaster oven. It can hold four slices of toast if they're jammed together, so it's not huge, but I'm happy with the size. With the screen on the middle rack, it toasts bread and bagels perfectly. <hl> I use it mostly for toast and a little bit of broiling , and it works great!The only thing I'm taking a point off for is the timer. <hl> It has an old-fashioned, mechanical ticking timer, which works fine now but I'm worried about the longevity of it. I've had a few of those old kitchen egg-timers that slowed down considerably after some use, and I think this may be the same type of mechanism. However, the oven was cheap enough that I think it makes up for this one flaw. I would buy this oven again.

I'm happy with this little toaster oven. It can hold four slices of toast if they're jammed together, so it's not huge, but I'm happy with the size. With the screen on the middle rack, it toasts bread and bagels perfectly. I use it mostly for <hl> toast and a little bit of broiling <hl>, and it works great!The only thing I'm taking a point off for is the timer. It has an old-fashioned, mechanical ticking timer, which works fine now but I'm worried about the longevity of it. I've had a few of those old kitchen egg-timers that slowed down considerably after some use, and I think this may be the same type of mechanism. However, the oven was cheap enough that I think it makes up for this one flaw. I would buy this oven again.

I use it mostly for <hl> toast and a little bit of broiling <hl> , and it works great!The only thing I'm taking a point off for is the timer.


Question: How long have they been using this product?

We have had this for the past 2 years - its been our second one by Shark and we really like the set up. (Shark/Euro-Pro has many variations on this...mosttly diffs. on power) The feature I like most is the little motorized head -- really cool (although its not used very often).So after two years, the batteries are going...meaning it lasts only 1-2 min after a recharge. No issues -- given the unit was under $40, I'd expect to get replacement batteries for ~1/3 the purchase price -- or $15 at most. Wrong!I went to the Shark web site - see below[...]and a battery, with shipping is the approx the same cost as a whole new vacuum.Too bad - I have always believed in fixing a good product, but euro-pro has yet to get the message.With that in mind, I jumped ship, and just ordered a Black & Decker CHV1510 Dustbuster 15.6-Volt Cordless Cyclonic Hand Vacuum. Folks seem to like that (although no motorized head :-(For those that don't mind a cord and it being loud, the Eureka 71B is awesome...all kinds of power.

Answer: 2 years

<hl> We have had this for the past 2 years - its been our second one by Shark and we really like the set up. <hl> (Shark/Euro-Pro has many variations on this...mosttly diffs. on power) The feature I like most is the little motorized head -- really cool (although its not used very often).So after two years, the batteries are going...meaning it lasts only 1-2 min after a recharge. No issues -- given the unit was under $40, I'd expect to get replacement batteries for ~1/3 the purchase price -- or $15 at most. Wrong!I went to the Shark web site - see below[... ]and a battery, with shipping is the approx the same cost as a whole new vacuum. Too bad - I have always believed in fixing a good product, but euro-pro has yet to get the message. With that in mind, I jumped ship, and just ordered a Black & Decker CHV1510 Dustbuster 15.6-Volt Cordless Cyclonic Hand Vacuum. Folks seem to like that (although no motorized head :-(For those that don't mind a cord and it being loud, the Eureka 71B is awesome...all kinds of power.

We have had this for the past <hl> 2 years <hl> - its been our second one by Shark and we really like the set up. (Shark/Euro-Pro has many variations on this...mosttly diffs. on power) The feature I like most is the little motorized head -- really cool (although its not used very often).So after two years, the batteries are going...meaning it lasts only 1-2 min after a recharge. No issues -- given the unit was under $40, I'd expect to get replacement batteries for ~1/3 the purchase price -- or $15 at most. Wrong!I went to the Shark web site - see below[...]and a battery, with shipping is the approx the same cost as a whole new vacuum.Too bad - I have always believed in fixing a good product, but euro-pro has yet to get the message.With that in mind, I jumped ship, and just ordered a Black & Decker CHV1510 Dustbuster 15.6-Volt Cordless Cyclonic Hand Vacuum. Folks seem to like that (although no motorized head :-(For those that don't mind a cord and it being loud, the Eureka 71B is awesome...all kinds of power.


Question: What is their favorite thing about the vacuum?

Answer: little motorized head

We have had this for the past 2 years - its been our second one by Shark and we really like the set up. (Shark/Euro-Pro has many variations on this...mosttly diffs. on power) <hl> The feature I like most is the little motorized head -- really cool (although its not used very often).So after two years, the batteries are going...meaning it lasts only 1-2 min after a recharge. <hl> No issues -- given the unit was under $40, I'd expect to get replacement batteries for ~1/3 the purchase price -- or $15 at most. Wrong!I went to the Shark web site - see below[... ]and a battery, with shipping is the approx the same cost as a whole new vacuum. Too bad - I have always believed in fixing a good product, but euro-pro has yet to get the message. With that in mind, I jumped ship, and just ordered a Black & Decker CHV1510 Dustbuster 15.6-Volt Cordless Cyclonic Hand Vacuum. Folks seem to like that (although no motorized head :-(For those that don't mind a cord and it being loud, the Eureka 71B is awesome...all kinds of power.

We have had this for the past 2 years - its been our second one by Shark and we really like the set up. (Shark/Euro-Pro has many variations on this...mosttly diffs. on power) The feature I like most is the <hl> little motorized head <hl> -- really cool (although its not used very often).So after two years, the batteries are going...meaning it lasts only 1-2 min after a recharge. No issues -- given the unit was under $40, I'd expect to get replacement batteries for ~1/3 the purchase price -- or $15 at most. Wrong!I went to the Shark web site - see below[...]and a battery, with shipping is the approx the same cost as a whole new vacuum.Too bad - I have always believed in fixing a good product, but euro-pro has yet to get the message.With that in mind, I jumped ship, and just ordered a Black & Decker CHV1510 Dustbuster 15.6-Volt Cordless Cyclonic Hand Vacuum. Folks seem to like that (although no motorized head :-(For those that don't mind a cord and it being loud, the Eureka 71B is awesome...all kinds of power.


Question: How many times have they purchased this product?

Answer: second

<hl> We have had this for the past 2 years - its been our second one by Shark <hl> and we really like the set up. (Shark/Euro-Pro has many variations on this...mosttly diffs. on power) The feature I like most is the little motorized head -- really cool (although its not used very often).So after two years, the batteries are going...meaning it lasts only 1-2 min after a recharge. No issues -- given the unit was under $40, I'd expect to get replacement batteries for ~1/3 the purchase price -- or $15 at most. Wrong!I went to the Shark web site - see below[... ]and a battery, with shipping is the approx the same cost as a whole new vacuum. Too bad - I have always believed in fixing a good product, but euro-pro has yet to get the message. With that in mind, I jumped ship, and just ordered a Black & Decker CHV1510 Dustbuster 15.6-Volt Cordless Cyclonic Hand Vacuum. Folks seem to like that (although no motorized head :-(For those that don't mind a cord and it being loud, the Eureka 71B is awesome...all kinds of power.

We have had this for the past 2 years - its been our <hl> second <hl> one by Shark and we really like the set up. (Shark/Euro-Pro has many variations on this...mosttly diffs. on power) The feature I like most is the little motorized head -- really cool (although its not used very often).So after two years, the batteries are going...meaning it lasts only 1-2 min after a recharge. No issues -- given the unit was under $40, I'd expect to get replacement batteries for ~1/3 the purchase price -- or $15 at most. Wrong!I went to the Shark web site - see below[...]and a battery, with shipping is the approx the same cost as a whole new vacuum.Too bad - I have always believed in fixing a good product, but euro-pro has yet to get the message.With that in mind, I jumped ship, and just ordered a Black & Decker CHV1510 Dustbuster 15.6-Volt Cordless Cyclonic Hand Vacuum. Folks seem to like that (although no motorized head :-(For those that don't mind a cord and it being loud, the Eureka 71B is awesome...all kinds of power.


Question: How long do the batteries last after 2 years?

Answer: only 1-2 min after a recharge

We have had this for the past 2 years - its been our second one by Shark and we really like the set up. (Shark/Euro-Pro has many variations on this...mosttly diffs. on power) <hl> The feature I like most is the little motorized head -- really cool (although its not used very often).So after two years, the batteries are going...meaning it lasts only 1-2 min after a recharge . <hl> No issues -- given the unit was under $40, I'd expect to get replacement batteries for ~1/3 the purchase price -- or $15 at most. Wrong!I went to the Shark web site - see below[... ]and a battery, with shipping is the approx the same cost as a whole new vacuum. Too bad - I have always believed in fixing a good product, but euro-pro has yet to get the message. With that in mind, I jumped ship, and just ordered a Black & Decker CHV1510 Dustbuster 15.6-Volt Cordless Cyclonic Hand Vacuum. Folks seem to like that (although no motorized head :-(For those that don't mind a cord and it being loud, the Eureka 71B is awesome...all kinds of power.

We have had this for the past 2 years - its been our second one by Shark and we really like the set up. (Shark/Euro-Pro has many variations on this...mosttly diffs. on power) The feature I like most is the little motorized head -- really cool (although its not used very often).So after two years, the batteries are going...meaning it lasts <hl> only 1-2 min after a recharge <hl>. No issues -- given the unit was under $40, I'd expect to get replacement batteries for ~1/3 the purchase price -- or $15 at most. Wrong!I went to the Shark web site - see below[...]and a battery, with shipping is the approx the same cost as a whole new vacuum.Too bad - I have always believed in fixing a good product, but euro-pro has yet to get the message.With that in mind, I jumped ship, and just ordered a Black & Decker CHV1510 Dustbuster 15.6-Volt Cordless Cyclonic Hand Vacuum. Folks seem to like that (although no motorized head :-(For those that don't mind a cord and it being loud, the Eureka 71B is awesome...all kinds of power.

The feature I like most is the little motorized head -- really cool (although its not used very often).So after two years, the batteries are going...meaning it lasts <hl> only 1-2 min after a recharge <hl> .


Question: What did the reviewer's wife want for Christmas?

My wife said that she wanted an electric skillet for Christmas so I did a ton of research on Amazon and this one had the best and most believable ratings I could find. Told the wife to measure and be sure of the size she wanted and she chose the 16 inch. The skillet couldn't be better, It is solidly built and very streamlined with everything handily in place for easy usage. The only problem we have found is that the wife didn't quite do her homework and we find that this big guy takes a LOT of counter space and storage space. However, we have decided that it is worth it and we will never want for a great turkey cooker if all the family drops in for a Christmas dinner.

Answer: electric skillet

<hl> My wife said that she wanted an electric skillet for Christmas <hl> so I did a ton of research on Amazon and this one had the best and most believable ratings I could find. Told the wife to measure and be sure of the size she wanted and she chose the 16 inch. The skillet couldn't be better, It is solidly built and very streamlined with everything handily in place for easy usage. The only problem we have found is that the wife didn't quite do her homework and we find that this big guy takes a LOT of counter space and storage space. However, we have decided that it is worth it and we will never want for a great turkey cooker if all the family drops in for a Christmas dinner.

My wife said that she wanted an <hl> electric skillet <hl> for Christmas so I did a ton of research on Amazon and this one had the best and most believable ratings I could find. Told the wife to measure and be sure of the size she wanted and she chose the 16 inch. The skillet couldn't be better, It is solidly built and very streamlined with everything handily in place for easy usage. The only problem we have found is that the wife didn't quite do her homework and we find that this big guy takes a LOT of counter space and storage space. However, we have decided that it is worth it and we will never want for a great turkey cooker if all the family drops in for a Christmas dinner.


Question: What size skillet did the reviewer's wife choose?

Answer: 16 inch

My wife said that she wanted an electric skillet for Christmas so I did a ton of research on Amazon and this one had the best and most believable ratings I could find. <hl> Told the wife to measure and be sure of the size she wanted and she chose the 16 inch . <hl> The skillet couldn't be better, It is solidly built and very streamlined with everything handily in place for easy usage. The only problem we have found is that the wife didn't quite do her homework and we find that this big guy takes a LOT of counter space and storage space. However, we have decided that it is worth it and we will never want for a great turkey cooker if all the family drops in for a Christmas dinner.

My wife said that she wanted an electric skillet for Christmas so I did a ton of research on Amazon and this one had the best and most believable ratings I could find. Told the wife to measure and be sure of the size she wanted and she chose the <hl> 16 inch <hl>. The skillet couldn't be better, It is solidly built and very streamlined with everything handily in place for easy usage. The only problem we have found is that the wife didn't quite do her homework and we find that this big guy takes a LOT of counter space and storage space. However, we have decided that it is worth it and we will never want for a great turkey cooker if all the family drops in for a Christmas dinner.

Told the wife to measure and be sure of the size she wanted and she chose the <hl> 16 inch <hl> .


Question: What is the main issue the reviewer has with the skillet?

Answer: takes a LOT of counter space and storage space

My wife said that she wanted an electric skillet for Christmas so I did a ton of research on Amazon and this one had the best and most believable ratings I could find. Told the wife to measure and be sure of the size she wanted and she chose the 16 inch. The skillet couldn't be better, It is solidly built and very streamlined with everything handily in place for easy usage. <hl> The only problem we have found is that the wife didn't quite do her homework and we find that this big guy takes a LOT of counter space and storage space . <hl> However, we have decided that it is worth it and we will never want for a great turkey cooker if all the family drops in for a Christmas dinner.

My wife said that she wanted an electric skillet for Christmas so I did a ton of research on Amazon and this one had the best and most believable ratings I could find. Told the wife to measure and be sure of the size she wanted and she chose the 16 inch. The skillet couldn't be better, It is solidly built and very streamlined with everything handily in place for easy usage. The only problem we have found is that the wife didn't quite do her homework and we find that this big guy <hl> takes a LOT of counter space and storage space <hl>. However, we have decided that it is worth it and we will never want for a great turkey cooker if all the family drops in for a Christmas dinner.

The only problem we have found is that the wife didn't quite do her homework and we find that this big guy <hl> takes a LOT of counter space and storage space <hl> .


Question: Where did the user's wife do research?

Answer: on Amazon

My wife said that she wanted an electric skillet for Christmas <hl> so I did a ton of research on Amazon and this one had the best and most believable ratings I could find. <hl> Told the wife to measure and be sure of the size she wanted and she chose the 16 inch. The skillet couldn't be better, It is solidly built and very streamlined with everything handily in place for easy usage. The only problem we have found is that the wife didn't quite do her homework and we find that this big guy takes a LOT of counter space and storage space. However, we have decided that it is worth it and we will never want for a great turkey cooker if all the family drops in for a Christmas dinner.

My wife said that she wanted an electric skillet for Christmas so I did a ton of research <hl> on Amazon <hl> and this one had the best and most believable ratings I could find. Told the wife to measure and be sure of the size she wanted and she chose the 16 inch. The skillet couldn't be better, It is solidly built and very streamlined with everything handily in place for easy usage. The only problem we have found is that the wife didn't quite do her homework and we find that this big guy takes a LOT of counter space and storage space. However, we have decided that it is worth it and we will never want for a great turkey cooker if all the family drops in for a Christmas dinner.


Question: What did the reviewer and his wife decide in the end?

Answer: it is worth it

My wife said that she wanted an electric skillet for Christmas so I did a ton of research on Amazon and this one had the best and most believable ratings I could find. Told the wife to measure and be sure of the size she wanted and she chose the 16 inch. The skillet couldn't be better, It is solidly built and very streamlined with everything handily in place for easy usage. The only problem we have found is that the wife didn't quite do her homework and we find that this big guy takes a LOT of counter space and storage space. <hl> However, we have decided that it is worth it and we will never want for a great turkey cooker if all the family drops in for a Christmas dinner. <hl>

My wife said that she wanted an electric skillet for Christmas so I did a ton of research on Amazon and this one had the best and most believable ratings I could find. Told the wife to measure and be sure of the size she wanted and she chose the 16 inch. The skillet couldn't be better, It is solidly built and very streamlined with everything handily in place for easy usage. The only problem we have found is that the wife didn't quite do her homework and we find that this big guy takes a LOT of counter space and storage space. However, we have decided that <hl> it is worth it <hl> and we will never want for a great turkey cooker if all the family drops in for a Christmas dinner.