Question: When did the reviewer get this product?

I picked this up before Thanksgiving because it looked like it would make two specific cooking chores easier - mixing popover batter and making hollandaise sauce. I like the size of it, it was easy to hold, and the cordlessness was a big plus, especially with all the clutter on all the counters.I used the frothing blade for the batter and it worked reasonably well, but I learned the hard way that you need the batter to be in a deep bowl and you need to immerse the blade before you turn it on. You see, I tried to froth six ounces of hot milk and cocoa powder in a twelve ounce mug before I mixed the batter and ended up with a pool of (admittedly well mixed) cocoa all over the counter and the floor. It just turbo'd right out of the mug almost immediately.As for the whisk, it didn't do what I wanted at all. If you make hollandaise sauce, you know the first step is beating egg yolks to a thickened state. Even with six egg yolks, there is not a lot of liquid in the pan. Only the tip of the whisk made contact and that was not enough to beat air into the egg yolks. When I tried to tilt the whisk so that the egg yolks would flow through the side wires (which is how it works when I beat them manually with a whisk) the whisk head fell off into the egg yolks. Several times. It would feel "locked" in place, but the minute I tried to use the side of the whisk, it would detach. What a mess. Clearly this whisk is only designed to work straight up and down, which makes it useless for nearly anything I'd use a whisk for. The only thing I can think of that it might work for would be a deep bowl of heavy cream, but I rarely need big quantities of whipped cream.On the whole, a disappointment. I'm especially frustrated because the whisk might actually be useful if they had only figured out a way to lock it into place in the handle.

Answer: before Thanksgiving

<hl> I picked this up before Thanksgiving because it looked like it would make two specific cooking chores easier - mixing popover batter and making hollandaise sauce. <hl> I like the size of it, it was easy to hold, and the cordlessness was a big plus, especially with all the clutter on all the counters. I used the frothing blade for the batter and it worked reasonably well, but I learned the hard way that you need the batter to be in a deep bowl and you need to immerse the blade before you turn it on. You see, I tried to froth six ounces of hot milk and cocoa powder in a twelve ounce mug before I mixed the batter and ended up with a pool of (admittedly well mixed) cocoa all over the counter and the floor. It just turbo'd right out of the mug almost immediately. As for the whisk, it didn't do what I wanted at all. If you make hollandaise sauce, you know the first step is beating egg yolks to a thickened state. Even with six egg yolks, there is not a lot of liquid in the pan. Only the tip of the whisk made contact and that was not enough to beat air into the egg yolks. When I tried to tilt the whisk so that the egg yolks would flow through the side wires (which is how it works when I beat them manually with a whisk) the whisk head fell off into the egg yolks. Several times. It would feel "locked" in place, but the minute I tried to use the side of the whisk, it would detach. What a mess. Clearly this whisk is only designed to work straight up and down, which makes it useless for nearly anything I'd use a whisk for. The only thing I can think of that it might work for would be a deep bowl of heavy cream, but I rarely need big quantities of whipped cream. On the whole, a disappointment. I'm especially frustrated because the whisk might actually be useful if they had only figured out a way to lock it into place in the handle.

I picked this up <hl> before Thanksgiving <hl> because it looked like it would make two specific cooking chores easier - mixing popover batter and making hollandaise sauce. I like the size of it, it was easy to hold, and the cordlessness was a big plus, especially with all the clutter on all the counters.I used the frothing blade for the batter and it worked reasonably well, but I learned the hard way that you need the batter to be in a deep bowl and you need to immerse the blade before you turn it on. You see, I tried to froth six ounces of hot milk and cocoa powder in a twelve ounce mug before I mixed the batter and ended up with a pool of (admittedly well mixed) cocoa all over the counter and the floor. It just turbo'd right out of the mug almost immediately.As for the whisk, it didn't do what I wanted at all. If you make hollandaise sauce, you know the first step is beating egg yolks to a thickened state. Even with six egg yolks, there is not a lot of liquid in the pan. Only the tip of the whisk made contact and that was not enough to beat air into the egg yolks. When I tried to tilt the whisk so that the egg yolks would flow through the side wires (which is how it works when I beat them manually with a whisk) the whisk head fell off into the egg yolks. Several times. It would feel "locked" in place, but the minute I tried to use the side of the whisk, it would detach. What a mess. Clearly this whisk is only designed to work straight up and down, which makes it useless for nearly anything I'd use a whisk for. The only thing I can think of that it might work for would be a deep bowl of heavy cream, but I rarely need big quantities of whipped cream.On the whole, a disappointment. I'm especially frustrated because the whisk might actually be useful if they had only figured out a way to lock it into place in the handle.


Question: What chores was the reviewer hoping to make easier?

Answer: mixing popover batter and making hollandaise sauce

<hl> I picked this up before Thanksgiving because it looked like it would make two specific cooking chores easier - mixing popover batter and making hollandaise sauce . <hl> I like the size of it, it was easy to hold, and the cordlessness was a big plus, especially with all the clutter on all the counters. I used the frothing blade for the batter and it worked reasonably well, but I learned the hard way that you need the batter to be in a deep bowl and you need to immerse the blade before you turn it on. You see, I tried to froth six ounces of hot milk and cocoa powder in a twelve ounce mug before I mixed the batter and ended up with a pool of (admittedly well mixed) cocoa all over the counter and the floor. It just turbo'd right out of the mug almost immediately. As for the whisk, it didn't do what I wanted at all. If you make hollandaise sauce, you know the first step is beating egg yolks to a thickened state. Even with six egg yolks, there is not a lot of liquid in the pan. Only the tip of the whisk made contact and that was not enough to beat air into the egg yolks. When I tried to tilt the whisk so that the egg yolks would flow through the side wires (which is how it works when I beat them manually with a whisk) the whisk head fell off into the egg yolks. Several times. It would feel "locked" in place, but the minute I tried to use the side of the whisk, it would detach. What a mess. Clearly this whisk is only designed to work straight up and down, which makes it useless for nearly anything I'd use a whisk for. The only thing I can think of that it might work for would be a deep bowl of heavy cream, but I rarely need big quantities of whipped cream. On the whole, a disappointment. I'm especially frustrated because the whisk might actually be useful if they had only figured out a way to lock it into place in the handle.

I picked this up before Thanksgiving because it looked like it would make two specific cooking chores easier - <hl> mixing popover batter and making hollandaise sauce <hl>. I like the size of it, it was easy to hold, and the cordlessness was a big plus, especially with all the clutter on all the counters.I used the frothing blade for the batter and it worked reasonably well, but I learned the hard way that you need the batter to be in a deep bowl and you need to immerse the blade before you turn it on. You see, I tried to froth six ounces of hot milk and cocoa powder in a twelve ounce mug before I mixed the batter and ended up with a pool of (admittedly well mixed) cocoa all over the counter and the floor. It just turbo'd right out of the mug almost immediately.As for the whisk, it didn't do what I wanted at all. If you make hollandaise sauce, you know the first step is beating egg yolks to a thickened state. Even with six egg yolks, there is not a lot of liquid in the pan. Only the tip of the whisk made contact and that was not enough to beat air into the egg yolks. When I tried to tilt the whisk so that the egg yolks would flow through the side wires (which is how it works when I beat them manually with a whisk) the whisk head fell off into the egg yolks. Several times. It would feel "locked" in place, but the minute I tried to use the side of the whisk, it would detach. What a mess. Clearly this whisk is only designed to work straight up and down, which makes it useless for nearly anything I'd use a whisk for. The only thing I can think of that it might work for would be a deep bowl of heavy cream, but I rarely need big quantities of whipped cream.On the whole, a disappointment. I'm especially frustrated because the whisk might actually be useful if they had only figured out a way to lock it into place in the handle.

I picked this up before Thanksgiving because it looked like it would make two specific cooking chores easier - <hl> mixing popover batter and making hollandaise sauce <hl> .


Question: How many chores was the reviewer hoping this product would make easier?

Answer: two

<hl> I picked this up before Thanksgiving because it looked like it would make two specific cooking chores easier - mixing popover batter and making hollandaise sauce. <hl> I like the size of it, it was easy to hold, and the cordlessness was a big plus, especially with all the clutter on all the counters. I used the frothing blade for the batter and it worked reasonably well, but I learned the hard way that you need the batter to be in a deep bowl and you need to immerse the blade before you turn it on. You see, I tried to froth six ounces of hot milk and cocoa powder in a twelve ounce mug before I mixed the batter and ended up with a pool of (admittedly well mixed) cocoa all over the counter and the floor. It just turbo'd right out of the mug almost immediately. As for the whisk, it didn't do what I wanted at all. If you make hollandaise sauce, you know the first step is beating egg yolks to a thickened state. Even with six egg yolks, there is not a lot of liquid in the pan. Only the tip of the whisk made contact and that was not enough to beat air into the egg yolks. When I tried to tilt the whisk so that the egg yolks would flow through the side wires (which is how it works when I beat them manually with a whisk) the whisk head fell off into the egg yolks. Several times. It would feel "locked" in place, but the minute I tried to use the side of the whisk, it would detach. What a mess. Clearly this whisk is only designed to work straight up and down, which makes it useless for nearly anything I'd use a whisk for. The only thing I can think of that it might work for would be a deep bowl of heavy cream, but I rarely need big quantities of whipped cream. On the whole, a disappointment. I'm especially frustrated because the whisk might actually be useful if they had only figured out a way to lock it into place in the handle.

I picked this up before Thanksgiving because it looked like it would make <hl> two <hl> specific cooking chores easier - mixing popover batter and making hollandaise sauce. I like the size of it, it was easy to hold, and the cordlessness was a big plus, especially with all the clutter on all the counters.I used the frothing blade for the batter and it worked reasonably well, but I learned the hard way that you need the batter to be in a deep bowl and you need to immerse the blade before you turn it on. You see, I tried to froth six ounces of hot milk and cocoa powder in a twelve ounce mug before I mixed the batter and ended up with a pool of (admittedly well mixed) cocoa all over the counter and the floor. It just turbo'd right out of the mug almost immediately.As for the whisk, it didn't do what I wanted at all. If you make hollandaise sauce, you know the first step is beating egg yolks to a thickened state. Even with six egg yolks, there is not a lot of liquid in the pan. Only the tip of the whisk made contact and that was not enough to beat air into the egg yolks. When I tried to tilt the whisk so that the egg yolks would flow through the side wires (which is how it works when I beat them manually with a whisk) the whisk head fell off into the egg yolks. Several times. It would feel "locked" in place, but the minute I tried to use the side of the whisk, it would detach. What a mess. Clearly this whisk is only designed to work straight up and down, which makes it useless for nearly anything I'd use a whisk for. The only thing I can think of that it might work for would be a deep bowl of heavy cream, but I rarely need big quantities of whipped cream.On the whole, a disappointment. I'm especially frustrated because the whisk might actually be useful if they had only figured out a way to lock it into place in the handle.


Question: What is a big plus about the product?

Answer: the cordlessness

I picked this up before Thanksgiving because it looked like it would make two specific cooking chores easier - mixing popover batter and making hollandaise sauce. <hl> I like the size of it, it was easy to hold, and the cordlessness was a big plus, especially with all the clutter on all the counters. <hl> I used the frothing blade for the batter and it worked reasonably well, but I learned the hard way that you need the batter to be in a deep bowl and you need to immerse the blade before you turn it on. You see, I tried to froth six ounces of hot milk and cocoa powder in a twelve ounce mug before I mixed the batter and ended up with a pool of (admittedly well mixed) cocoa all over the counter and the floor. It just turbo'd right out of the mug almost immediately. As for the whisk, it didn't do what I wanted at all. If you make hollandaise sauce, you know the first step is beating egg yolks to a thickened state. Even with six egg yolks, there is not a lot of liquid in the pan. Only the tip of the whisk made contact and that was not enough to beat air into the egg yolks. When I tried to tilt the whisk so that the egg yolks would flow through the side wires (which is how it works when I beat them manually with a whisk) the whisk head fell off into the egg yolks. Several times. It would feel "locked" in place, but the minute I tried to use the side of the whisk, it would detach. What a mess. Clearly this whisk is only designed to work straight up and down, which makes it useless for nearly anything I'd use a whisk for. The only thing I can think of that it might work for would be a deep bowl of heavy cream, but I rarely need big quantities of whipped cream. On the whole, a disappointment. I'm especially frustrated because the whisk might actually be useful if they had only figured out a way to lock it into place in the handle.

I picked this up before Thanksgiving because it looked like it would make two specific cooking chores easier - mixing popover batter and making hollandaise sauce. I like the size of it, it was easy to hold, and <hl> the cordlessness <hl> was a big plus, especially with all the clutter on all the counters.I used the frothing blade for the batter and it worked reasonably well, but I learned the hard way that you need the batter to be in a deep bowl and you need to immerse the blade before you turn it on. You see, I tried to froth six ounces of hot milk and cocoa powder in a twelve ounce mug before I mixed the batter and ended up with a pool of (admittedly well mixed) cocoa all over the counter and the floor. It just turbo'd right out of the mug almost immediately.As for the whisk, it didn't do what I wanted at all. If you make hollandaise sauce, you know the first step is beating egg yolks to a thickened state. Even with six egg yolks, there is not a lot of liquid in the pan. Only the tip of the whisk made contact and that was not enough to beat air into the egg yolks. When I tried to tilt the whisk so that the egg yolks would flow through the side wires (which is how it works when I beat them manually with a whisk) the whisk head fell off into the egg yolks. Several times. It would feel "locked" in place, but the minute I tried to use the side of the whisk, it would detach. What a mess. Clearly this whisk is only designed to work straight up and down, which makes it useless for nearly anything I'd use a whisk for. The only thing I can think of that it might work for would be a deep bowl of heavy cream, but I rarely need big quantities of whipped cream.On the whole, a disappointment. I'm especially frustrated because the whisk might actually be useful if they had only figured out a way to lock it into place in the handle.


Question: What does the user think of the product?

Answer: a disappointment

On the whole, a disappointment .

I picked this up before Thanksgiving because it looked like it would make two specific cooking chores easier - mixing popover batter and making hollandaise sauce. I like the size of it, it was easy to hold, and the cordlessness was a big plus, especially with all the clutter on all the counters. I used the frothing blade for the batter and it worked reasonably well, but I learned the hard way that you need the batter to be in a deep bowl and you need to immerse the blade before you turn it on. You see, I tried to froth six ounces of hot milk and cocoa powder in a twelve ounce mug before I mixed the batter and ended up with a pool of (admittedly well mixed) cocoa all over the counter and the floor. It just turbo'd right out of the mug almost immediately. As for the whisk, it didn't do what I wanted at all. If you make hollandaise sauce, you know the first step is beating egg yolks to a thickened state. Even with six egg yolks, there is not a lot of liquid in the pan. Only the tip of the whisk made contact and that was not enough to beat air into the egg yolks. When I tried to tilt the whisk so that the egg yolks would flow through the side wires (which is how it works when I beat them manually with a whisk) the whisk head fell off into the egg yolks. Several times. It would feel "locked" in place, but the minute I tried to use the side of the whisk, it would detach. What a mess. Clearly this whisk is only designed to work straight up and down, which makes it useless for nearly anything I'd use a whisk for. The only thing I can think of that it might work for would be a deep bowl of heavy cream, but I rarely need big quantities of whipped cream. <hl> On the whole, a disappointment . <hl> I'm especially frustrated because the whisk might actually be useful if they had only figured out a way to lock it into place in the handle.

I picked this up before Thanksgiving because it looked like it would make two specific cooking chores easier - mixing popover batter and making hollandaise sauce. I like the size of it, it was easy to hold, and the cordlessness was a big plus, especially with all the clutter on all the counters.I used the frothing blade for the batter and it worked reasonably well, but I learned the hard way that you need the batter to be in a deep bowl and you need to immerse the blade before you turn it on. You see, I tried to froth six ounces of hot milk and cocoa powder in a twelve ounce mug before I mixed the batter and ended up with a pool of (admittedly well mixed) cocoa all over the counter and the floor. It just turbo'd right out of the mug almost immediately.As for the whisk, it didn't do what I wanted at all. If you make hollandaise sauce, you know the first step is beating egg yolks to a thickened state. Even with six egg yolks, there is not a lot of liquid in the pan. Only the tip of the whisk made contact and that was not enough to beat air into the egg yolks. When I tried to tilt the whisk so that the egg yolks would flow through the side wires (which is how it works when I beat them manually with a whisk) the whisk head fell off into the egg yolks. Several times. It would feel "locked" in place, but the minute I tried to use the side of the whisk, it would detach. What a mess. Clearly this whisk is only designed to work straight up and down, which makes it useless for nearly anything I'd use a whisk for. The only thing I can think of that it might work for would be a deep bowl of heavy cream, but I rarely need big quantities of whipped cream.On the whole, <hl> a disappointment <hl>. I'm especially frustrated because the whisk might actually be useful if they had only figured out a way to lock it into place in the handle.

On the whole, <hl> a disappointment <hl> .


Question: What is the product the reviewer bought?

I bought this trash can over 2 years ago and it is still working flawlessly -- and I don't even recall ever changing the batteries yet. (Though maybe with busier households you'd get shorter battery life.) I use mine as a garbage can in the kitchen and I love it. I approach with wrappings from raw meat and the cover flips open on its own so I don't have to worry about touching the lid with my bacteria contaminated hands. (I need a kitchen faucet that works the same way!) And, naturally, it's great when your hands are full. It is also excellent at keeping in unpleasant odors -- at least until the cover flips open and then you realize it's probably time to change the bag. ;-) Ours is near a high-traffic area in the kitchen but is tucked back enough so it doesn't over-react to passing bodies. Not only do I have no complaints with this item, I can't imagine working around a kitchen without it!Update: April 2010. It's four years now and it's still performing flawlessly.

Answer: trash can

<hl> I bought this trash can over 2 years ago and it is still working flawlessly -- and I don't even recall ever changing the batteries yet. <hl> (Though maybe with busier households you'd get shorter battery life.) I use mine as a garbage can in the kitchen and I love it. I approach with wrappings from raw meat and the cover flips open on its own so I don't have to worry about touching the lid with my bacteria contaminated hands. (I need a kitchen faucet that works the same way!) And, naturally, it's great when your hands are full. It is also excellent at keeping in unpleasant odors -- at least until the cover flips open and then you realize it's probably time to change the bag. ;-) Ours is near a high-traffic area in the kitchen but is tucked back enough so it doesn't over-react to passing bodies. Not only do I have no complaints with this item, I can't imagine working around a kitchen without it!Update: April 2010. It's four years now and it's still performing flawlessly.

I bought this <hl> trash can <hl> over 2 years ago and it is still working flawlessly -- and I don't even recall ever changing the batteries yet. (Though maybe with busier households you'd get shorter battery life.) I use mine as a garbage can in the kitchen and I love it. I approach with wrappings from raw meat and the cover flips open on its own so I don't have to worry about touching the lid with my bacteria contaminated hands. (I need a kitchen faucet that works the same way!) And, naturally, it's great when your hands are full. It is also excellent at keeping in unpleasant odors -- at least until the cover flips open and then you realize it's probably time to change the bag. ;-) Ours is near a high-traffic area in the kitchen but is tucked back enough so it doesn't over-react to passing bodies. Not only do I have no complaints with this item, I can't imagine working around a kitchen without it!Update: April 2010. It's four years now and it's still performing flawlessly.


Question: Where does the reviewer use the trash can at?

Answer: kitchen

I bought this trash can over 2 years ago and it is still working flawlessly -- and I don't even recall ever changing the batteries yet. (Though maybe with busier households you'd get shorter battery life.) <hl> I use mine as a garbage can in the kitchen and I love it. <hl> I approach with wrappings from raw meat and the cover flips open on its own so I don't have to worry about touching the lid with my bacteria contaminated hands. (I need a kitchen faucet that works the same way!) And, naturally, it's great when your hands are full. It is also excellent at keeping in unpleasant odors -- at least until the cover flips open and then you realize it's probably time to change the bag. ;-) Ours is near a high-traffic area in the kitchen but is tucked back enough so it doesn't over-react to passing bodies. Not only do I have no complaints with this item, I can't imagine working around a kitchen without it!Update: April 2010. It's four years now and it's still performing flawlessly.

I bought this trash can over 2 years ago and it is still working flawlessly -- and I don't even recall ever changing the batteries yet. (Though maybe with busier households you'd get shorter battery life.) I use mine as a garbage can in the <hl> kitchen <hl> and I love it. I approach with wrappings from raw meat and the cover flips open on its own so I don't have to worry about touching the lid with my bacteria contaminated hands. (I need a kitchen faucet that works the same way!) And, naturally, it's great when your hands are full. It is also excellent at keeping in unpleasant odors -- at least until the cover flips open and then you realize it's probably time to change the bag. ;-) Ours is near a high-traffic area in the kitchen but is tucked back enough so it doesn't over-react to passing bodies. Not only do I have no complaints with this item, I can't imagine working around a kitchen without it!Update: April 2010. It's four years now and it's still performing flawlessly.


Question: How long ago did the reviewer buy the trash can?

Answer: over 2 years ago

<hl> I bought this trash can over 2 years ago and it is still working flawlessly -- and I don't even recall ever changing the batteries yet. <hl> (Though maybe with busier households you'd get shorter battery life.) I use mine as a garbage can in the kitchen and I love it. I approach with wrappings from raw meat and the cover flips open on its own so I don't have to worry about touching the lid with my bacteria contaminated hands. (I need a kitchen faucet that works the same way!) And, naturally, it's great when your hands are full. It is also excellent at keeping in unpleasant odors -- at least until the cover flips open and then you realize it's probably time to change the bag. ;-) Ours is near a high-traffic area in the kitchen but is tucked back enough so it doesn't over-react to passing bodies. Not only do I have no complaints with this item, I can't imagine working around a kitchen without it!Update: April 2010. It's four years now and it's still performing flawlessly.

I bought this trash can <hl> over 2 years ago <hl> and it is still working flawlessly -- and I don't even recall ever changing the batteries yet. (Though maybe with busier households you'd get shorter battery life.) I use mine as a garbage can in the kitchen and I love it. I approach with wrappings from raw meat and the cover flips open on its own so I don't have to worry about touching the lid with my bacteria contaminated hands. (I need a kitchen faucet that works the same way!) And, naturally, it's great when your hands are full. It is also excellent at keeping in unpleasant odors -- at least until the cover flips open and then you realize it's probably time to change the bag. ;-) Ours is near a high-traffic area in the kitchen but is tucked back enough so it doesn't over-react to passing bodies. Not only do I have no complaints with this item, I can't imagine working around a kitchen without it!Update: April 2010. It's four years now and it's still performing flawlessly.


Question: What does the trash can do without the user having to touch it?

Answer: cover flips open on its own

I bought this trash can over 2 years ago and it is still working flawlessly -- and I don't even recall ever changing the batteries yet. (Though maybe with busier households you'd get shorter battery life.) I use mine as a garbage can in the kitchen and I love it. <hl> I approach with wrappings from raw meat and the cover flips open on its own so I don't have to worry about touching the lid with my bacteria contaminated hands. <hl> (I need a kitchen faucet that works the same way!) And, naturally, it's great when your hands are full. It is also excellent at keeping in unpleasant odors -- at least until the cover flips open and then you realize it's probably time to change the bag. ;-) Ours is near a high-traffic area in the kitchen but is tucked back enough so it doesn't over-react to passing bodies. Not only do I have no complaints with this item, I can't imagine working around a kitchen without it!Update: April 2010. It's four years now and it's still performing flawlessly.

I bought this trash can over 2 years ago and it is still working flawlessly -- and I don't even recall ever changing the batteries yet. (Though maybe with busier households you'd get shorter battery life.) I use mine as a garbage can in the kitchen and I love it. I approach with wrappings from raw meat and the <hl> cover flips open on its own <hl> so I don't have to worry about touching the lid with my bacteria contaminated hands. (I need a kitchen faucet that works the same way!) And, naturally, it's great when your hands are full. It is also excellent at keeping in unpleasant odors -- at least until the cover flips open and then you realize it's probably time to change the bag. ;-) Ours is near a high-traffic area in the kitchen but is tucked back enough so it doesn't over-react to passing bodies. Not only do I have no complaints with this item, I can't imagine working around a kitchen without it!Update: April 2010. It's four years now and it's still performing flawlessly.


Question: Where is the trash can in the kitchen?

Answer: near a high-traffic area

I bought this trash can over 2 years ago and it is still working flawlessly -- and I don't even recall ever changing the batteries yet. (Though maybe with busier households you'd get shorter battery life.) I use mine as a garbage can in the kitchen and I love it. I approach with wrappings from raw meat and the cover flips open on its own so I don't have to worry about touching the lid with my bacteria contaminated hands. (I need a kitchen faucet that works the same way!) And, naturally, it's great when your hands are full. It is also excellent at keeping in unpleasant odors -- at least until the cover flips open and then you realize it's probably time to change the bag. <hl> ;-) Ours is near a high-traffic area in the kitchen but is tucked back enough so it doesn't over-react to passing bodies. <hl> Not only do I have no complaints with this item, I can't imagine working around a kitchen without it!Update: April 2010. It's four years now and it's still performing flawlessly.

I bought this trash can over 2 years ago and it is still working flawlessly -- and I don't even recall ever changing the batteries yet. (Though maybe with busier households you'd get shorter battery life.) I use mine as a garbage can in the kitchen and I love it. I approach with wrappings from raw meat and the cover flips open on its own so I don't have to worry about touching the lid with my bacteria contaminated hands. (I need a kitchen faucet that works the same way!) And, naturally, it's great when your hands are full. It is also excellent at keeping in unpleasant odors -- at least until the cover flips open and then you realize it's probably time to change the bag. ;-) Ours is <hl> near a high-traffic area <hl> in the kitchen but is tucked back enough so it doesn't over-react to passing bodies. Not only do I have no complaints with this item, I can't imagine working around a kitchen without it!Update: April 2010. It's four years now and it's still performing flawlessly.


Question: What does the reviewer use the pot for?

I got this pot because I was tired of using 5 different dishes to make stock. With this pan, it couldn't be easier. Throw the insert in, put in all your goods and boil. When finished, you pull the insert out and run the stock through a fine mesh strainer and that's it. Yes, it's big; it holds 12 quarts so I kind of expected that. My range has a vent/hood above it that is lower than most of my friends, and this manages ok. I'd rather have the pan be deep than wide, as the depth makes it handy for lobsters as well.If I had an extra 400 bucks kicking around I might have gone with All Clad because I'm a snob but as it is, this does the job just fine and I wouldn't trade up now that I have it. It boils in a totally acceptable amount of time for the volume and is a cinch to clean up- I've had no discoloration like one reviewer complained of. My equally snobby cooking buddy borrows mine constantly and is currently waiting for her own to arrive.This pan has seriously lowered the barrier for making stock for me. No more "I don't feel like dealing with a million pans, dishes, strainers, etc" Love, love, love it and I would buy it again in a heartbeat.

Answer: make stock

<hl> I got this pot because I was tired of using 5 different dishes to make stock . <hl> With this pan, it couldn't be easier. Throw the insert in, put in all your goods and boil. When finished, you pull the insert out and run the stock through a fine mesh strainer and that's it. Yes, it's big; it holds 12 quarts so I kind of expected that. My range has a vent/hood above it that is lower than most of my friends, and this manages ok. I'd rather have the pan be deep than wide, as the depth makes it handy for lobsters as well. If I had an extra 400 bucks kicking around I might have gone with All Clad because I'm a snob but as it is, this does the job just fine and I wouldn't trade up now that I have it. It boils in a totally acceptable amount of time for the volume and is a cinch to clean up- I've had no discoloration like one reviewer complained of. My equally snobby cooking buddy borrows mine constantly and is currently waiting for her own to arrive. This pan has seriously lowered the barrier for making stock for me. No more "I don't feel like dealing with a million pans, dishes, strainers, etc" Love, love, love it and I would buy it again in a heartbeat.

I got this pot because I was tired of using 5 different dishes to <hl> make stock <hl>. With this pan, it couldn't be easier. Throw the insert in, put in all your goods and boil. When finished, you pull the insert out and run the stock through a fine mesh strainer and that's it. Yes, it's big; it holds 12 quarts so I kind of expected that. My range has a vent/hood above it that is lower than most of my friends, and this manages ok. I'd rather have the pan be deep than wide, as the depth makes it handy for lobsters as well.If I had an extra 400 bucks kicking around I might have gone with All Clad because I'm a snob but as it is, this does the job just fine and I wouldn't trade up now that I have it. It boils in a totally acceptable amount of time for the volume and is a cinch to clean up- I've had no discoloration like one reviewer complained of. My equally snobby cooking buddy borrows mine constantly and is currently waiting for her own to arrive.This pan has seriously lowered the barrier for making stock for me. No more "I don't feel like dealing with a million pans, dishes, strainers, etc" Love, love, love it and I would buy it again in a heartbeat.

I got this pot because I was tired of using 5 different dishes to <hl> make stock <hl> .


Question: How much liquid does the pot hold?

Answer: 12 quarts

I got this pot because I was tired of using 5 different dishes to make stock. With this pan, it couldn't be easier. Throw the insert in, put in all your goods and boil. When finished, you pull the insert out and run the stock through a fine mesh strainer and that's it. <hl> Yes, it's big; it holds 12 quarts so I kind of expected that. <hl> My range has a vent/hood above it that is lower than most of my friends, and this manages ok. I'd rather have the pan be deep than wide, as the depth makes it handy for lobsters as well. If I had an extra 400 bucks kicking around I might have gone with All Clad because I'm a snob but as it is, this does the job just fine and I wouldn't trade up now that I have it. It boils in a totally acceptable amount of time for the volume and is a cinch to clean up- I've had no discoloration like one reviewer complained of. My equally snobby cooking buddy borrows mine constantly and is currently waiting for her own to arrive. This pan has seriously lowered the barrier for making stock for me. No more "I don't feel like dealing with a million pans, dishes, strainers, etc" Love, love, love it and I would buy it again in a heartbeat.

I got this pot because I was tired of using 5 different dishes to make stock. With this pan, it couldn't be easier. Throw the insert in, put in all your goods and boil. When finished, you pull the insert out and run the stock through a fine mesh strainer and that's it. Yes, it's big; it holds <hl> 12 quarts <hl> so I kind of expected that. My range has a vent/hood above it that is lower than most of my friends, and this manages ok. I'd rather have the pan be deep than wide, as the depth makes it handy for lobsters as well.If I had an extra 400 bucks kicking around I might have gone with All Clad because I'm a snob but as it is, this does the job just fine and I wouldn't trade up now that I have it. It boils in a totally acceptable amount of time for the volume and is a cinch to clean up- I've had no discoloration like one reviewer complained of. My equally snobby cooking buddy borrows mine constantly and is currently waiting for her own to arrive.This pan has seriously lowered the barrier for making stock for me. No more "I don't feel like dealing with a million pans, dishes, strainers, etc" Love, love, love it and I would buy it again in a heartbeat.


Question: What does the depth make the pot useful for?

Answer: lobsters

I got this pot because I was tired of using 5 different dishes to make stock. With this pan, it couldn't be easier. Throw the insert in, put in all your goods and boil. When finished, you pull the insert out and run the stock through a fine mesh strainer and that's it. Yes, it's big; it holds 12 quarts so I kind of expected that. My range has a vent/hood above it that is lower than most of my friends, and this manages ok. <hl> I'd rather have the pan be deep than wide, as the depth makes it handy for lobsters as well. <hl> If I had an extra 400 bucks kicking around I might have gone with All Clad because I'm a snob but as it is, this does the job just fine and I wouldn't trade up now that I have it. It boils in a totally acceptable amount of time for the volume and is a cinch to clean up- I've had no discoloration like one reviewer complained of. My equally snobby cooking buddy borrows mine constantly and is currently waiting for her own to arrive. This pan has seriously lowered the barrier for making stock for me. No more "I don't feel like dealing with a million pans, dishes, strainers, etc" Love, love, love it and I would buy it again in a heartbeat.

I got this pot because I was tired of using 5 different dishes to make stock. With this pan, it couldn't be easier. Throw the insert in, put in all your goods and boil. When finished, you pull the insert out and run the stock through a fine mesh strainer and that's it. Yes, it's big; it holds 12 quarts so I kind of expected that. My range has a vent/hood above it that is lower than most of my friends, and this manages ok. I'd rather have the pan be deep than wide, as the depth makes it handy for <hl> lobsters <hl> as well.If I had an extra 400 bucks kicking around I might have gone with All Clad because I'm a snob but as it is, this does the job just fine and I wouldn't trade up now that I have it. It boils in a totally acceptable amount of time for the volume and is a cinch to clean up- I've had no discoloration like one reviewer complained of. My equally snobby cooking buddy borrows mine constantly and is currently waiting for her own to arrive.This pan has seriously lowered the barrier for making stock for me. No more "I don't feel like dealing with a million pans, dishes, strainers, etc" Love, love, love it and I would buy it again in a heartbeat.


Question: What did one reviewer complain about?

Answer: discoloration

I got this pot because I was tired of using 5 different dishes to make stock. With this pan, it couldn't be easier. Throw the insert in, put in all your goods and boil. When finished, you pull the insert out and run the stock through a fine mesh strainer and that's it. Yes, it's big; it holds 12 quarts so I kind of expected that. My range has a vent/hood above it that is lower than most of my friends, and this manages ok. I'd rather have the pan be deep than wide, as the depth makes it handy for lobsters as well. If I had an extra 400 bucks kicking around I might have gone with All Clad because I'm a snob but as it is, this does the job just fine and I wouldn't trade up now that I have it. It boils in a totally acceptable amount of time for the volume and is a cinch to clean up- <hl> I've had no discoloration like one reviewer complained of. <hl> My equally snobby cooking buddy borrows mine constantly and is currently waiting for her own to arrive. This pan has seriously lowered the barrier for making stock for me. No more "I don't feel like dealing with a million pans, dishes, strainers, etc" Love, love, love it and I would buy it again in a heartbeat.

I got this pot because I was tired of using 5 different dishes to make stock. With this pan, it couldn't be easier. Throw the insert in, put in all your goods and boil. When finished, you pull the insert out and run the stock through a fine mesh strainer and that's it. Yes, it's big; it holds 12 quarts so I kind of expected that. My range has a vent/hood above it that is lower than most of my friends, and this manages ok. I'd rather have the pan be deep than wide, as the depth makes it handy for lobsters as well.If I had an extra 400 bucks kicking around I might have gone with All Clad because I'm a snob but as it is, this does the job just fine and I wouldn't trade up now that I have it. It boils in a totally acceptable amount of time for the volume and is a cinch to clean up- I've had no <hl> discoloration <hl> like one reviewer complained of. My equally snobby cooking buddy borrows mine constantly and is currently waiting for her own to arrive.This pan has seriously lowered the barrier for making stock for me. No more "I don't feel like dealing with a million pans, dishes, strainers, etc" Love, love, love it and I would buy it again in a heartbeat.


Question: What has the reviewer used in the past?

I have used a Vitamix in the past (one of their top of the line with lots of settings, etc.) and found that this 2-speed blender works just as well - which is to say - it works fantastic. It can take on whole frozen fruit and within seconds turn it into a wonderful smoothie. My usual is fresh bananas, frozen strawberries, blueberries, and peaches. Add a little orange juice and water and you can make a wonderful drink without adding any additional ice.I really like the high/low feature. I may be wrong but this model looks just like the blender that is used on "Chopped" tv show and if it can be used in a commercial kitchen, it should stand up to home use. The reconditioned model comes with a five year warranty and this company really stands behind there product. The unit looks and acts brand new and I would not hesitate to recommend it as a purchase to anyone.

Answer: Vitamix

<hl> I have used a Vitamix in the past (one of their top of the line with lots of settings, etc.) <hl> and found that this 2-speed blender works just as well - which is to say - it works fantastic. It can take on whole frozen fruit and within seconds turn it into a wonderful smoothie. My usual is fresh bananas, frozen strawberries, blueberries, and peaches. Add a little orange juice and water and you can make a wonderful drink without adding any additional ice. I really like the high/low feature. I may be wrong but this model looks just like the blender that is used on "Chopped" tv show and if it can be used in a commercial kitchen, it should stand up to home use. The reconditioned model comes with a five year warranty and this company really stands behind there product. The unit looks and acts brand new and I would not hesitate to recommend it as a purchase to anyone.

I have used a <hl> Vitamix <hl> in the past (one of their top of the line with lots of settings, etc.) and found that this 2-speed blender works just as well - which is to say - it works fantastic. It can take on whole frozen fruit and within seconds turn it into a wonderful smoothie. My usual is fresh bananas, frozen strawberries, blueberries, and peaches. Add a little orange juice and water and you can make a wonderful drink without adding any additional ice.I really like the high/low feature. I may be wrong but this model looks just like the blender that is used on "Chopped" tv show and if it can be used in a commercial kitchen, it should stand up to home use. The reconditioned model comes with a five year warranty and this company really stands behind there product. The unit looks and acts brand new and I would not hesitate to recommend it as a purchase to anyone.


Question: How many speed settings does this blender have?

Answer: 2-speed

<hl> I have used a Vitamix in the past (one of their top of the line with lots of settings, etc.) and found that this 2-speed blender works just as well - which is to say - it works fantastic. <hl> It can take on whole frozen fruit and within seconds turn it into a wonderful smoothie. My usual is fresh bananas, frozen strawberries, blueberries, and peaches. Add a little orange juice and water and you can make a wonderful drink without adding any additional ice. I really like the high/low feature. I may be wrong but this model looks just like the blender that is used on "Chopped" tv show and if it can be used in a commercial kitchen, it should stand up to home use. The reconditioned model comes with a five year warranty and this company really stands behind there product. The unit looks and acts brand new and I would not hesitate to recommend it as a purchase to anyone.

I have used a Vitamix in the past (one of their top of the line with lots of settings, etc.) and found that this <hl> 2-speed <hl> blender works just as well - which is to say - it works fantastic. It can take on whole frozen fruit and within seconds turn it into a wonderful smoothie. My usual is fresh bananas, frozen strawberries, blueberries, and peaches. Add a little orange juice and water and you can make a wonderful drink without adding any additional ice.I really like the high/low feature. I may be wrong but this model looks just like the blender that is used on "Chopped" tv show and if it can be used in a commercial kitchen, it should stand up to home use. The reconditioned model comes with a five year warranty and this company really stands behind there product. The unit looks and acts brand new and I would not hesitate to recommend it as a purchase to anyone.


Question: What type of fruit can this blender handle?

Answer: whole frozen fruit

I have used a Vitamix in the past (one of their top of the line with lots of settings, etc.) and found that this 2-speed blender works just as well - which is to say - it works fantastic. <hl> It can take on whole frozen fruit and within seconds turn it into a wonderful smoothie. <hl> My usual is fresh bananas, frozen strawberries, blueberries, and peaches. Add a little orange juice and water and you can make a wonderful drink without adding any additional ice. I really like the high/low feature. I may be wrong but this model looks just like the blender that is used on "Chopped" tv show and if it can be used in a commercial kitchen, it should stand up to home use. The reconditioned model comes with a five year warranty and this company really stands behind there product. The unit looks and acts brand new and I would not hesitate to recommend it as a purchase to anyone.

I have used a Vitamix in the past (one of their top of the line with lots of settings, etc.) and found that this 2-speed blender works just as well - which is to say - it works fantastic. It can take on <hl> whole frozen fruit <hl> and within seconds turn it into a wonderful smoothie. My usual is fresh bananas, frozen strawberries, blueberries, and peaches. Add a little orange juice and water and you can make a wonderful drink without adding any additional ice.I really like the high/low feature. I may be wrong but this model looks just like the blender that is used on "Chopped" tv show and if it can be used in a commercial kitchen, it should stand up to home use. The reconditioned model comes with a five year warranty and this company really stands behind there product. The unit looks and acts brand new and I would not hesitate to recommend it as a purchase to anyone.


Question: What show is this blender used on?

Answer: Chopped

I have used a Vitamix in the past (one of their top of the line with lots of settings, etc.) and found that this 2-speed blender works just as well - which is to say - it works fantastic. It can take on whole frozen fruit and within seconds turn it into a wonderful smoothie. My usual is fresh bananas, frozen strawberries, blueberries, and peaches. Add a little orange juice and water and you can make a wonderful drink without adding any additional ice. I really like the high/low feature. <hl> I may be wrong but this model looks just like the blender that is used on " Chopped " <hl> tv show and if it can be used in a commercial kitchen, it should stand up to home use. The reconditioned model comes with a five year warranty and this company really stands behind there product. The unit looks and acts brand new and I would not hesitate to recommend it as a purchase to anyone.

I have used a Vitamix in the past (one of their top of the line with lots of settings, etc.) and found that this 2-speed blender works just as well - which is to say - it works fantastic. It can take on whole frozen fruit and within seconds turn it into a wonderful smoothie. My usual is fresh bananas, frozen strawberries, blueberries, and peaches. Add a little orange juice and water and you can make a wonderful drink without adding any additional ice.I really like the high/low feature. I may be wrong but this model looks just like the blender that is used on "<hl> Chopped <hl>" tv show and if it can be used in a commercial kitchen, it should stand up to home use. The reconditioned model comes with a five year warranty and this company really stands behind there product. The unit looks and acts brand new and I would not hesitate to recommend it as a purchase to anyone.

I may be wrong but this model looks just like the blender that is used on " <hl> Chopped <hl> "


Question: How long is the warranty for?

Answer: five year

I have used a Vitamix in the past (one of their top of the line with lots of settings, etc.) and found that this 2-speed blender works just as well - which is to say - it works fantastic. It can take on whole frozen fruit and within seconds turn it into a wonderful smoothie. My usual is fresh bananas, frozen strawberries, blueberries, and peaches. Add a little orange juice and water and you can make a wonderful drink without adding any additional ice. I really like the high/low feature. I may be wrong but this model looks just like the blender that is used on "Chopped" tv show and if it can be used in a commercial kitchen, it should stand up to home use. <hl> The reconditioned model comes with a five year warranty and this company really stands behind there product. <hl> The unit looks and acts brand new and I would not hesitate to recommend it as a purchase to anyone.

I have used a Vitamix in the past (one of their top of the line with lots of settings, etc.) and found that this 2-speed blender works just as well - which is to say - it works fantastic. It can take on whole frozen fruit and within seconds turn it into a wonderful smoothie. My usual is fresh bananas, frozen strawberries, blueberries, and peaches. Add a little orange juice and water and you can make a wonderful drink without adding any additional ice.I really like the high/low feature. I may be wrong but this model looks just like the blender that is used on "Chopped" tv show and if it can be used in a commercial kitchen, it should stand up to home use. The reconditioned model comes with a <hl> five year <hl> warranty and this company really stands behind there product. The unit looks and acts brand new and I would not hesitate to recommend it as a purchase to anyone.


Question: What product does the reviewer really like?

I have to say I really love this sink saddle but I can only give it three stars because it starts to discolor within the first week of using it and no method of cleaning can restore its beautiful, original, clear quality. I've tried many different cleaning products with plenty of elbow grease but nothing works completely so it always looks dirty.

Answer: sink saddle

<hl> I have to say I really love this sink saddle but I can only give it three stars because it starts to discolor within the first week of using it and no method of cleaning can restore its beautiful, original, clear quality. <hl> I've tried many different cleaning products with plenty of elbow grease but nothing works completely so it always looks dirty.

I have to say I really love this <hl> sink saddle <hl> but I can only give it three stars because it starts to discolor within the first week of using it and no method of cleaning can restore its beautiful, original, clear quality. I've tried many different cleaning products with plenty of elbow grease but nothing works completely so it always looks dirty.


Question: Why did the reviewer give the producct 3 stars?

Answer: starts to discolor within the first week of using it

I have to say I really love this sink saddle <hl> but I can only give it three stars because it starts to discolor within the first week of using it and no method of cleaning can restore its beautiful, original, clear quality. <hl> I've tried many different cleaning products with plenty of elbow grease but nothing works completely so it always looks dirty.

I have to say I really love this sink saddle but I can only give it three stars because it <hl> starts to discolor within the first week of using it <hl> and no method of cleaning can restore its beautiful, original, clear quality. I've tried many different cleaning products with plenty of elbow grease but nothing works completely so it always looks dirty.


Question: What rating did the reviewer give?

Answer: three stars

I have to say I really love this sink saddle <hl> but I can only give it three stars because it starts to discolor within the first week of using it and no method of cleaning can restore its beautiful, original, clear quality. <hl> I've tried many different cleaning products with plenty of elbow grease but nothing works completely so it always looks dirty.

I have to say I really love this sink saddle but I can only give it <hl> three stars <hl> because it starts to discolor within the first week of using it and no method of cleaning can restore its beautiful, original, clear quality. I've tried many different cleaning products with plenty of elbow grease but nothing works completely so it always looks dirty.


Question: What has the user tried to restore the color?

Answer: many different cleaning products with plenty of elbow grease

I have to say I really love this sink saddle but I can only give it three stars because it starts to discolor within the first week of using it and no method of cleaning can restore its beautiful, original, clear quality. <hl> I've tried many different cleaning products with plenty of elbow grease but nothing works completely so it always looks dirty. <hl>

I have to say I really love this sink saddle but I can only give it three stars because it starts to discolor within the first week of using it and no method of cleaning can restore its beautiful, original, clear quality. I've tried <hl> many different cleaning products with plenty of elbow grease <hl> but nothing works completely so it always looks dirty.


Question: What does the product work good for?

It works fine for holding a roaster pan, or the handle of a fry pan, but not for grabbing small items, such as a small knob on a pan cover, or a small piece of food, or picking up something small on a flat surface. I am a female with a medium sized hands and when I wear it, there's about an inch of space between my finger/thumb and the top of the mitt. Once the item is between the area of my fingers and thumb, the mitt can hold it pretty well, but to get the item into the area between my fingers and thumb can be a challenge, and in some cases, a total impossibility. For example, I find it easy to pick a corn cob floating in a potful of hot water, but if I were to pick one from a pile of corn cobs it would be very difficult. Don't even think about picking a kernel of corn from the table. In other words, if you need to grab or pick up something with the tip of your fingers and your hands are small to medium, you can't use this mitt.

Answer: holding a roaster pan, or the handle of a fry pan

<hl> It works fine for holding a roaster pan, or the handle of a fry pan , but not for grabbing small items, such as a small knob on a pan cover, or a small piece of food, or picking up something small on a flat surface. <hl> I am a female with a medium sized hands and when I wear it, there's about an inch of space between my finger/thumb and the top of the mitt. Once the item is between the area of my fingers and thumb, the mitt can hold it pretty well, but to get the item into the area between my fingers and thumb can be a challenge, and in some cases, a total impossibility. For example, I find it easy to pick a corn cob floating in a potful of hot water, but if I were to pick one from a pile of corn cobs it would be very difficult. Don't even think about picking a kernel of corn from the table. In other words, if you need to grab or pick up something with the tip of your fingers and your hands are small to medium, you can't use this mitt.

It works fine for <hl> holding a roaster pan, or the handle of a fry pan <hl>, but not for grabbing small items, such as a small knob on a pan cover, or a small piece of food, or picking up something small on a flat surface. I am a female with a medium sized hands and when I wear it, there's about an inch of space between my finger/thumb and the top of the mitt. Once the item is between the area of my fingers and thumb, the mitt can hold it pretty well, but to get the item into the area between my fingers and thumb can be a challenge, and in some cases, a total impossibility. For example, I find it easy to pick a corn cob floating in a potful of hot water, but if I were to pick one from a pile of corn cobs it would be very difficult. Don't even think about picking a kernel of corn from the table. In other words, if you need to grab or pick up something with the tip of your fingers and your hands are small to medium, you can't use this mitt.

It works fine for <hl> holding a roaster pan, or the handle of a fry pan <hl> , but not for grabbing small items, such as a small knob on a pan cover, or a small piece of food, or picking up something small on a flat surface.


Question: What is the gender of the reviewer?

Answer: female

It works fine for holding a roaster pan, or the handle of a fry pan, but not for grabbing small items, such as a small knob on a pan cover, or a small piece of food, or picking up something small on a flat surface. <hl> I am a female with a medium sized hands and when I wear it, there's about an inch of space between my finger/thumb and the top of the mitt. <hl> Once the item is between the area of my fingers and thumb, the mitt can hold it pretty well, but to get the item into the area between my fingers and thumb can be a challenge, and in some cases, a total impossibility. For example, I find it easy to pick a corn cob floating in a potful of hot water, but if I were to pick one from a pile of corn cobs it would be very difficult. Don't even think about picking a kernel of corn from the table. In other words, if you need to grab or pick up something with the tip of your fingers and your hands are small to medium, you can't use this mitt.

It works fine for holding a roaster pan, or the handle of a fry pan, but not for grabbing small items, such as a small knob on a pan cover, or a small piece of food, or picking up something small on a flat surface. I am a <hl> female <hl> with a medium sized hands and when I wear it, there's about an inch of space between my finger/thumb and the top of the mitt. Once the item is between the area of my fingers and thumb, the mitt can hold it pretty well, but to get the item into the area between my fingers and thumb can be a challenge, and in some cases, a total impossibility. For example, I find it easy to pick a corn cob floating in a potful of hot water, but if I were to pick one from a pile of corn cobs it would be very difficult. Don't even think about picking a kernel of corn from the table. In other words, if you need to grab or pick up something with the tip of your fingers and your hands are small to medium, you can't use this mitt.


Question: What size range won't work for this mitt?

Answer: small to medium

It works fine for holding a roaster pan, or the handle of a fry pan, but not for grabbing small items, such as a small knob on a pan cover, or a small piece of food, or picking up something small on a flat surface. I am a female with a medium sized hands and when I wear it, there's about an inch of space between my finger/thumb and the top of the mitt. Once the item is between the area of my fingers and thumb, the mitt can hold it pretty well, but to get the item into the area between my fingers and thumb can be a challenge, and in some cases, a total impossibility. For example, I find it easy to pick a corn cob floating in a potful of hot water, but if I were to pick one from a pile of corn cobs it would be very difficult. Don't even think about picking a kernel of corn from the table. <hl> In other words, if you need to grab or pick up something with the tip of your fingers and your hands are small to medium , you can't use this mitt. <hl>

It works fine for holding a roaster pan, or the handle of a fry pan, but not for grabbing small items, such as a small knob on a pan cover, or a small piece of food, or picking up something small on a flat surface. I am a female with a medium sized hands and when I wear it, there's about an inch of space between my finger/thumb and the top of the mitt. Once the item is between the area of my fingers and thumb, the mitt can hold it pretty well, but to get the item into the area between my fingers and thumb can be a challenge, and in some cases, a total impossibility. For example, I find it easy to pick a corn cob floating in a potful of hot water, but if I were to pick one from a pile of corn cobs it would be very difficult. Don't even think about picking a kernel of corn from the table. In other words, if you need to grab or pick up something with the tip of your fingers and your hands are <hl> small to medium <hl>, you can't use this mitt.

In other words, if you need to grab or pick up something with the tip of your fingers and your hands are <hl> small to medium <hl> , you can't use this mitt.


Question: What does the product not work good for?

Answer: grabbing small items

<hl> It works fine for holding a roaster pan, or the handle of a fry pan, but not for grabbing small items , such as a small knob on a pan cover, or a small piece of food, or picking up something small on a flat surface. <hl> I am a female with a medium sized hands and when I wear it, there's about an inch of space between my finger/thumb and the top of the mitt. Once the item is between the area of my fingers and thumb, the mitt can hold it pretty well, but to get the item into the area between my fingers and thumb can be a challenge, and in some cases, a total impossibility. For example, I find it easy to pick a corn cob floating in a potful of hot water, but if I were to pick one from a pile of corn cobs it would be very difficult. Don't even think about picking a kernel of corn from the table. In other words, if you need to grab or pick up something with the tip of your fingers and your hands are small to medium, you can't use this mitt.

It works fine for holding a roaster pan, or the handle of a fry pan, but not for <hl> grabbing small items <hl>, such as a small knob on a pan cover, or a small piece of food, or picking up something small on a flat surface. I am a female with a medium sized hands and when I wear it, there's about an inch of space between my finger/thumb and the top of the mitt. Once the item is between the area of my fingers and thumb, the mitt can hold it pretty well, but to get the item into the area between my fingers and thumb can be a challenge, and in some cases, a total impossibility. For example, I find it easy to pick a corn cob floating in a potful of hot water, but if I were to pick one from a pile of corn cobs it would be very difficult. Don't even think about picking a kernel of corn from the table. In other words, if you need to grab or pick up something with the tip of your fingers and your hands are small to medium, you can't use this mitt.

It works fine for holding a roaster pan, or the handle of a fry pan, but not for <hl> grabbing small items <hl> , such as a small knob on a pan cover, or a small piece of food, or picking up something small on a flat surface.


Question: What did the reviewer use in place of vanilla?

I used the recipe (in the encluded book) for vanilla cupcakes but used lemon extract instead of vanilla. Makes enough batter for 3 batches of 7. Just perfect. I tried the final batch without paper cups and they work fine if you like a little more of a crispy outside. The tops didn't brown but they were totally cooked. No clean up to speak of. Didn't have to heat up an oven. Very nifty little gadget. BTW I bought one of the used/like new ones listed for a few $$ savings. Looks new to me but the box had been opened is all.

Answer: lemon extract

<hl> I used the recipe (in the encluded book) for vanilla cupcakes but used lemon extract instead of vanilla. <hl> Makes enough batter for 3 batches of 7. Just perfect. I tried the final batch without paper cups and they work fine if you like a little more of a crispy outside. The tops didn't brown but they were totally cooked. No clean up to speak of. Didn't have to heat up an oven. Very nifty little gadget. BTW I bought one of the used/like new ones listed for a few $$ savings. Looks new to me but the box had been opened is all.

I used the recipe (in the encluded book) for vanilla cupcakes but used <hl> lemon extract <hl> instead of vanilla. Makes enough batter for 3 batches of 7. Just perfect. I tried the final batch without paper cups and they work fine if you like a little more of a crispy outside. The tops didn't brown but they were totally cooked. No clean up to speak of. Didn't have to heat up an oven. Very nifty little gadget. BTW I bought one of the used/like new ones listed for a few $$ savings. Looks new to me but the box had been opened is all.


Question: How many cupcakes did the reviewer make?

Answer: 3 batches of 7

I used the recipe (in the encluded book) for vanilla cupcakes but used lemon extract instead of vanilla. <hl> Makes enough batter for 3 batches of 7 . <hl> Just perfect. I tried the final batch without paper cups and they work fine if you like a little more of a crispy outside. The tops didn't brown but they were totally cooked. No clean up to speak of. Didn't have to heat up an oven. Very nifty little gadget. BTW I bought one of the used/like new ones listed for a few $$ savings. Looks new to me but the box had been opened is all.

I used the recipe (in the encluded book) for vanilla cupcakes but used lemon extract instead of vanilla. Makes enough batter for <hl> 3 batches of 7 <hl>. Just perfect. I tried the final batch without paper cups and they work fine if you like a little more of a crispy outside. The tops didn't brown but they were totally cooked. No clean up to speak of. Didn't have to heat up an oven. Very nifty little gadget. BTW I bought one of the used/like new ones listed for a few $$ savings. Looks new to me but the box had been opened is all.

Makes enough batter for <hl> 3 batches of 7 <hl> .


Question: What didn't happen despite the cupcakes being cooked?

Answer: The tops didn't brown

I used the recipe (in the encluded book) for vanilla cupcakes but used lemon extract instead of vanilla. Makes enough batter for 3 batches of 7. Just perfect. I tried the final batch without paper cups and they work fine if you like a little more of a crispy outside. <hl> The tops didn't brown but they were totally cooked. <hl> No clean up to speak of. Didn't have to heat up an oven. Very nifty little gadget. BTW I bought one of the used/like new ones listed for a few $$ savings. Looks new to me but the box had been opened is all.

I used the recipe (in the encluded book) for vanilla cupcakes but used lemon extract instead of vanilla. Makes enough batter for 3 batches of 7. Just perfect. I tried the final batch without paper cups and they work fine if you like a little more of a crispy outside. <hl> The tops didn't brown <hl> but they were totally cooked. No clean up to speak of. Didn't have to heat up an oven. Very nifty little gadget. BTW I bought one of the used/like new ones listed for a few $$ savings. Looks new to me but the box had been opened is all.


Question: What does the reviewer think of the product?

Answer: Very nifty little gadget

Very nifty little gadget .

I used the recipe (in the encluded book) for vanilla cupcakes but used lemon extract instead of vanilla. Makes enough batter for 3 batches of 7. Just perfect. I tried the final batch without paper cups and they work fine if you like a little more of a crispy outside. The tops didn't brown but they were totally cooked. No clean up to speak of. Didn't have to heat up an oven. <hl> Very nifty little gadget . <hl> BTW I bought one of the used/like new ones listed for a few $$ savings. Looks new to me but the box had been opened is all.

I used the recipe (in the encluded book) for vanilla cupcakes but used lemon extract instead of vanilla. Makes enough batter for 3 batches of 7. Just perfect. I tried the final batch without paper cups and they work fine if you like a little more of a crispy outside. The tops didn't brown but they were totally cooked. No clean up to speak of. Didn't have to heat up an oven. <hl> Very nifty little gadget <hl>. BTW I bought one of the used/like new ones listed for a few $$ savings. Looks new to me but the box had been opened is all.


Question: What does the reviewer love?

I love mason jars. I don't can any homemade jams or jellies or pickles, but I juice and then separate it into single servings in mason jars. When I'm ready to drink my juice lunch, I switch the flat disk part of the lid with Ecojarz Stainless Steel Drink Top for Small Mouth Canning Jars, put the band back on and voila, my mason jar is now a convenient to-go sippy cup (or I use the metal straw that comes with the Ecojarz) with my homemade juice or drink of choice. I recommend getting the Ball Color 6-Pack Lids and Bands, Blue to go with these. The aluminum lids are ok, but the blue version of them is gorgeous with these jars!

Answer: mason jars.

<hl> I love mason jars. I don't can any homemade jams or jellies or pickles, but I juice and then separate it into single servings in mason jars. <hl> When I'm ready to drink my juice lunch, I switch the flat disk part of the lid with Ecojarz Stainless Steel Drink Top for Small Mouth Canning Jars, put the band back on and voila, my mason jar is now a convenient to-go sippy cup (or I use the metal straw that comes with the Ecojarz) with my homemade juice or drink of choice. I recommend getting the Ball Color 6-Pack Lids and Bands, Blue to go with these. The aluminum lids are ok, but the blue version of them is gorgeous with these jars!

I love <hl> mason jars. <hl> I don't can any homemade jams or jellies or pickles, but I juice and then separate it into single servings in mason jars. When I'm ready to drink my juice lunch, I switch the flat disk part of the lid with Ecojarz Stainless Steel Drink Top for Small Mouth Canning Jars, put the band back on and voila, my mason jar is now a convenient to-go sippy cup (or I use the metal straw that comes with the Ecojarz) with my homemade juice or drink of choice. I recommend getting the Ball Color 6-Pack Lids and Bands, Blue to go with these. The aluminum lids are ok, but the blue version of them is gorgeous with these jars!


Question: What does the reviewer drink from with the mason jars?

Answer: Ecojarz Stainless Steel Drink Top for Small Mouth Canning Jars

I love mason jars. I don't can any homemade jams or jellies or pickles, but I juice and then separate it into single servings in mason jars. <hl> When I'm ready to drink my juice lunch, I switch the flat disk part of the lid with Ecojarz Stainless Steel Drink Top for Small Mouth Canning Jars , put the band back on and voila, my mason jar is now a convenient to-go sippy cup (or I use the metal straw that comes with the Ecojarz) with my homemade juice or drink of choice. <hl> I recommend getting the Ball Color 6-Pack Lids and Bands, Blue to go with these. The aluminum lids are ok, but the blue version of them is gorgeous with these jars!

I love mason jars. I don't can any homemade jams or jellies or pickles, but I juice and then separate it into single servings in mason jars. When I'm ready to drink my juice lunch, I switch the flat disk part of the lid with <hl> Ecojarz Stainless Steel Drink Top for Small Mouth Canning Jars <hl>, put the band back on and voila, my mason jar is now a convenient to-go sippy cup (or I use the metal straw that comes with the Ecojarz) with my homemade juice or drink of choice. I recommend getting the Ball Color 6-Pack Lids and Bands, Blue to go with these. The aluminum lids are ok, but the blue version of them is gorgeous with these jars!

When I'm ready to drink my juice lunch, I switch the flat disk part of the lid with <hl> Ecojarz Stainless Steel Drink Top for Small Mouth Canning Jars <hl> , put the band back on and voila, my mason jar is now a convenient to-go sippy cup (or I use the metal straw that comes with the Ecojarz) with my homemade juice or drink of choice.


Question: What does the reviewer use mason jars for?

Answer: juice and then separate it into single servings

I love mason jars. <hl> I don't can any homemade jams or jellies or pickles, but I juice and then separate it into single servings in mason jars. <hl> When I'm ready to drink my juice lunch, I switch the flat disk part of the lid with Ecojarz Stainless Steel Drink Top for Small Mouth Canning Jars, put the band back on and voila, my mason jar is now a convenient to-go sippy cup (or I use the metal straw that comes with the Ecojarz) with my homemade juice or drink of choice. I recommend getting the Ball Color 6-Pack Lids and Bands, Blue to go with these. The aluminum lids are ok, but the blue version of them is gorgeous with these jars!

I love mason jars. I don't can any homemade jams or jellies or pickles, but I <hl> juice and then separate it into single servings <hl> in mason jars. When I'm ready to drink my juice lunch, I switch the flat disk part of the lid with Ecojarz Stainless Steel Drink Top for Small Mouth Canning Jars, put the band back on and voila, my mason jar is now a convenient to-go sippy cup (or I use the metal straw that comes with the Ecojarz) with my homemade juice or drink of choice. I recommend getting the Ball Color 6-Pack Lids and Bands, Blue to go with these. The aluminum lids are ok, but the blue version of them is gorgeous with these jars!


Question: What is the straw from the top made of?

Answer: metal

I love mason jars. I don't can any homemade jams or jellies or pickles, but I juice and then separate it into single servings in mason jars. <hl> When I'm ready to drink my juice lunch, I switch the flat disk part of the lid with Ecojarz Stainless Steel Drink Top for Small Mouth Canning Jars, put the band back on and voila, my mason jar is now a convenient to-go sippy cup (or I use the metal straw that comes with the Ecojarz) with my homemade juice or drink of choice. <hl> I recommend getting the Ball Color 6-Pack Lids and Bands, Blue to go with these. The aluminum lids are ok, but the blue version of them is gorgeous with these jars!

I love mason jars. I don't can any homemade jams or jellies or pickles, but I juice and then separate it into single servings in mason jars. When I'm ready to drink my juice lunch, I switch the flat disk part of the lid with Ecojarz Stainless Steel Drink Top for Small Mouth Canning Jars, put the band back on and voila, my mason jar is now a convenient to-go sippy cup (or I use the <hl> metal <hl> straw that comes with the Ecojarz) with my homemade juice or drink of choice. I recommend getting the Ball Color 6-Pack Lids and Bands, Blue to go with these. The aluminum lids are ok, but the blue version of them is gorgeous with these jars!


Question: What does the reviewer recommend others get?

Answer: Ball Color 6-Pack Lids and Bands, Blue

I love mason jars. I don't can any homemade jams or jellies or pickles, but I juice and then separate it into single servings in mason jars. When I'm ready to drink my juice lunch, I switch the flat disk part of the lid with Ecojarz Stainless Steel Drink Top for Small Mouth Canning Jars, put the band back on and voila, my mason jar is now a convenient to-go sippy cup (or I use the metal straw that comes with the Ecojarz) with my homemade juice or drink of choice. <hl> I recommend getting the Ball Color 6-Pack Lids and Bands, Blue to go with these. <hl> The aluminum lids are ok, but the blue version of them is gorgeous with these jars!

I love mason jars. I don't can any homemade jams or jellies or pickles, but I juice and then separate it into single servings in mason jars. When I'm ready to drink my juice lunch, I switch the flat disk part of the lid with Ecojarz Stainless Steel Drink Top for Small Mouth Canning Jars, put the band back on and voila, my mason jar is now a convenient to-go sippy cup (or I use the metal straw that comes with the Ecojarz) with my homemade juice or drink of choice. I recommend getting the <hl> Ball Color 6-Pack Lids and Bands, Blue <hl> to go with these. The aluminum lids are ok, but the blue version of them is gorgeous with these jars!


Question: Why did the reviewer buy this product?

I bought this just for the handled bowl to make pancakes. It was worth the money for the bowl alone. I don't even use the measuring cups/spoons. I have weak wrists, so I cannot handle grandma's old crock mixing bowls with one hand. This light melamine bowl is so easy to handle because it HAS a handle and you can scoop or stir with your free hand. Makes scooping out pancake batter a BREEZE!Dishwasher safe on the top rack and has a rubber ring on the bottom of the bowl which keeps it stable and makes no sound when you sit it on a hard counter. I love it and if anything ever happens to mine, I'll be buying it again!

Answer: just for the handled bowl to make pancakes

<hl> I bought this just for the handled bowl to make pancakes . <hl> It was worth the money for the bowl alone. I don't even use the measuring cups/spoons. I have weak wrists, so I cannot handle grandma's old crock mixing bowls with one hand. This light melamine bowl is so easy to handle because it HAS a handle and you can scoop or stir with your free hand. Makes scooping out pancake batter a BREEZE!Dishwasher safe on the top rack and has a rubber ring on the bottom of the bowl which keeps it stable and makes no sound when you sit it on a hard counter. I love it and if anything ever happens to mine, I'll be buying it again!

I bought this <hl> just for the handled bowl to make pancakes <hl>. It was worth the money for the bowl alone. I don't even use the measuring cups/spoons. I have weak wrists, so I cannot handle grandma's old crock mixing bowls with one hand. This light melamine bowl is so easy to handle because it HAS a handle and you can scoop or stir with your free hand. Makes scooping out pancake batter a BREEZE!Dishwasher safe on the top rack and has a rubber ring on the bottom of the bowl which keeps it stable and makes no sound when you sit it on a hard counter. I love it and if anything ever happens to mine, I'll be buying it again!

I bought this <hl> just for the handled bowl to make pancakes <hl> .


Question: What doesn't the reviewer use?

Answer: measuring cups/spoons

I bought this just for the handled bowl to make pancakes. It was worth the money for the bowl alone. <hl> I don't even use the measuring cups/spoons . <hl> I have weak wrists, so I cannot handle grandma's old crock mixing bowls with one hand. This light melamine bowl is so easy to handle because it HAS a handle and you can scoop or stir with your free hand. Makes scooping out pancake batter a BREEZE!Dishwasher safe on the top rack and has a rubber ring on the bottom of the bowl which keeps it stable and makes no sound when you sit it on a hard counter. I love it and if anything ever happens to mine, I'll be buying it again!

I bought this just for the handled bowl to make pancakes. It was worth the money for the bowl alone. I don't even use the <hl> measuring cups/spoons <hl>. I have weak wrists, so I cannot handle grandma's old crock mixing bowls with one hand. This light melamine bowl is so easy to handle because it HAS a handle and you can scoop or stir with your free hand. Makes scooping out pancake batter a BREEZE!Dishwasher safe on the top rack and has a rubber ring on the bottom of the bowl which keeps it stable and makes no sound when you sit it on a hard counter. I love it and if anything ever happens to mine, I'll be buying it again!

I don't even use the <hl> measuring cups/spoons <hl> .


Question: Why can't the reviewer handle the old mixing bowls?

Answer: weak wrists

I bought this just for the handled bowl to make pancakes. It was worth the money for the bowl alone. I don't even use the measuring cups/spoons. <hl> I have weak wrists , so I cannot handle grandma's old crock mixing bowls with one hand. <hl> This light melamine bowl is so easy to handle because it HAS a handle and you can scoop or stir with your free hand. Makes scooping out pancake batter a BREEZE!Dishwasher safe on the top rack and has a rubber ring on the bottom of the bowl which keeps it stable and makes no sound when you sit it on a hard counter. I love it and if anything ever happens to mine, I'll be buying it again!

I bought this just for the handled bowl to make pancakes. It was worth the money for the bowl alone. I don't even use the measuring cups/spoons. I have <hl> weak wrists <hl>, so I cannot handle grandma's old crock mixing bowls with one hand. This light melamine bowl is so easy to handle because it HAS a handle and you can scoop or stir with your free hand. Makes scooping out pancake batter a BREEZE!Dishwasher safe on the top rack and has a rubber ring on the bottom of the bowl which keeps it stable and makes no sound when you sit it on a hard counter. I love it and if anything ever happens to mine, I'll be buying it again!

I have <hl> weak wrists <hl> , so I cannot handle grandma's old crock mixing bowls with one hand.


Question: What type of bowl is this?

Answer: melamine

I bought this just for the handled bowl to make pancakes. It was worth the money for the bowl alone. I don't even use the measuring cups/spoons. I have weak wrists, so I cannot handle grandma's old crock mixing bowls with one hand. <hl> This light melamine bowl is so easy to handle because it HAS a handle and you can scoop or stir with your free hand. <hl> Makes scooping out pancake batter a BREEZE!Dishwasher safe on the top rack and has a rubber ring on the bottom of the bowl which keeps it stable and makes no sound when you sit it on a hard counter. I love it and if anything ever happens to mine, I'll be buying it again!

I bought this just for the handled bowl to make pancakes. It was worth the money for the bowl alone. I don't even use the measuring cups/spoons. I have weak wrists, so I cannot handle grandma's old crock mixing bowls with one hand. This light <hl> melamine <hl> bowl is so easy to handle because it HAS a handle and you can scoop or stir with your free hand. Makes scooping out pancake batter a BREEZE!Dishwasher safe on the top rack and has a rubber ring on the bottom of the bowl which keeps it stable and makes no sound when you sit it on a hard counter. I love it and if anything ever happens to mine, I'll be buying it again!


Question: What does the bowl have that makes it easier to use?

Answer: a handle

I bought this just for the handled bowl to make pancakes. It was worth the money for the bowl alone. I don't even use the measuring cups/spoons. I have weak wrists, so I cannot handle grandma's old crock mixing bowls with one hand. <hl> This light melamine bowl is so easy to handle because it HAS a handle and you can scoop or stir with your free hand. <hl> Makes scooping out pancake batter a BREEZE!Dishwasher safe on the top rack and has a rubber ring on the bottom of the bowl which keeps it stable and makes no sound when you sit it on a hard counter. I love it and if anything ever happens to mine, I'll be buying it again!

I bought this just for the handled bowl to make pancakes. It was worth the money for the bowl alone. I don't even use the measuring cups/spoons. I have weak wrists, so I cannot handle grandma's old crock mixing bowls with one hand. This light melamine bowl is so easy to handle because it HAS <hl> a handle <hl> and you can scoop or stir with your free hand. Makes scooping out pancake batter a BREEZE!Dishwasher safe on the top rack and has a rubber ring on the bottom of the bowl which keeps it stable and makes no sound when you sit it on a hard counter. I love it and if anything ever happens to mine, I'll be buying it again!


Question: What did I have

I had a single bag wooden rolling laundry cart which I absolutely adored. The only hassle was sorting whites, colors and reds each laundry day. This sorter is fantastic! It is constructed of metal frame and the 3 bags are very good quality fabric. The wire rack on the bottom is great for keeping the bags from not drooping with the weight of clothing in them. This is a great product and exactly what I was looking for. I couldn't be happier. PS.. the front wheels have locks on them so you can lock the cart in place and keep it from rolling away when using it. I highly recommend this sorter.

Answer: wooden

<hl> I had a single bag wooden rolling laundry cart which I absolutely adored. <hl> The only hassle was sorting whites, colors and reds each laundry day. This sorter is fantastic! It is constructed of metal frame and the 3 bags are very good quality fabric. The wire rack on the bottom is great for keeping the bags from not drooping with the weight of clothing in them. This is a great product and exactly what I was looking for. I couldn't be happier. PS.. the front wheels have locks on them so you can lock the cart in place and keep it from rolling away when using it. I highly recommend this sorter.

I had a single bag <hl> wooden <hl> rolling laundry cart which I absolutely adored. The only hassle was sorting whites, colors and reds each laundry day. This sorter is fantastic! It is constructed of metal frame and the 3 bags are very good quality fabric. The wire rack on the bottom is great for keeping the bags from not drooping with the weight of clothing in them. This is a great product and exactly what I was looking for. I couldn't be happier. PS.. the front wheels have locks on them so you can lock the cart in place and keep it from rolling away when using it. I highly recommend this sorter.


Question: What was the bag made of?

Answer: wooden

<hl> I had a single bag wooden rolling laundry cart which I absolutely adored. <hl> The only hassle was sorting whites, colors and reds each laundry day. This sorter is fantastic! It is constructed of metal frame and the 3 bags are very good quality fabric. The wire rack on the bottom is great for keeping the bags from not drooping with the weight of clothing in them. This is a great product and exactly what I was looking for. I couldn't be happier. PS.. the front wheels have locks on them so you can lock the cart in place and keep it from rolling away when using it. I highly recommend this sorter.

I had a single bag <hl> wooden <hl> rolling laundry cart which I absolutely adored. The only hassle was sorting whites, colors and reds each laundry day. This sorter is fantastic! It is constructed of metal frame and the 3 bags are very good quality fabric. The wire rack on the bottom is great for keeping the bags from not drooping with the weight of clothing in them. This is a great product and exactly what I was looking for. I couldn't be happier. PS.. the front wheels have locks on them so you can lock the cart in place and keep it from rolling away when using it. I highly recommend this sorter.


Question: What was the bag rolling

Answer: laundry cart

<hl> I had a single bag wooden rolling laundry cart which I absolutely adored. <hl> The only hassle was sorting whites, colors and reds each laundry day. This sorter is fantastic! It is constructed of metal frame and the 3 bags are very good quality fabric. The wire rack on the bottom is great for keeping the bags from not drooping with the weight of clothing in them. This is a great product and exactly what I was looking for. I couldn't be happier. PS.. the front wheels have locks on them so you can lock the cart in place and keep it from rolling away when using it. I highly recommend this sorter.

I had a single bag wooden rolling <hl> laundry cart <hl> which I absolutely adored. The only hassle was sorting whites, colors and reds each laundry day. This sorter is fantastic! It is constructed of metal frame and the 3 bags are very good quality fabric. The wire rack on the bottom is great for keeping the bags from not drooping with the weight of clothing in them. This is a great product and exactly what I was looking for. I couldn't be happier. PS.. the front wheels have locks on them so you can lock the cart in place and keep it from rolling away when using it. I highly recommend this sorter.


Question: What was the only hassle

Answer: sorting whites

I had a single bag wooden rolling laundry cart which I absolutely adored. <hl> The only hassle was sorting whites , colors and reds each laundry day. <hl> This sorter is fantastic! It is constructed of metal frame and the 3 bags are very good quality fabric. The wire rack on the bottom is great for keeping the bags from not drooping with the weight of clothing in them. This is a great product and exactly what I was looking for. I couldn't be happier. PS.. the front wheels have locks on them so you can lock the cart in place and keep it from rolling away when using it. I highly recommend this sorter.

I had a single bag wooden rolling laundry cart which I absolutely adored. The only hassle was <hl> sorting whites <hl>, colors and reds each laundry day. This sorter is fantastic! It is constructed of metal frame and the 3 bags are very good quality fabric. The wire rack on the bottom is great for keeping the bags from not drooping with the weight of clothing in them. This is a great product and exactly what I was looking for. I couldn't be happier. PS.. the front wheels have locks on them so you can lock the cart in place and keep it from rolling away when using it. I highly recommend this sorter.

The only hassle was <hl> sorting whites <hl> , colors and reds each laundry day.


Question: What is an annoying problem?

Answer: sorting whites, colors and reds each laundry day

I had a single bag wooden rolling laundry cart which I absolutely adored. <hl> The only hassle was sorting whites, colors and reds each laundry day . <hl> This sorter is fantastic! It is constructed of metal frame and the 3 bags are very good quality fabric. The wire rack on the bottom is great for keeping the bags from not drooping with the weight of clothing in them. This is a great product and exactly what I was looking for. I couldn't be happier. PS.. the front wheels have locks on them so you can lock the cart in place and keep it from rolling away when using it. I highly recommend this sorter.

I had a single bag wooden rolling laundry cart which I absolutely adored. The only hassle was <hl> sorting whites, colors and reds each laundry day <hl>. This sorter is fantastic! It is constructed of metal frame and the 3 bags are very good quality fabric. The wire rack on the bottom is great for keeping the bags from not drooping with the weight of clothing in them. This is a great product and exactly what I was looking for. I couldn't be happier. PS.. the front wheels have locks on them so you can lock the cart in place and keep it from rolling away when using it. I highly recommend this sorter.

The only hassle was <hl> sorting whites, colors and reds each laundry day <hl> .


Question: What is on the bottom?

Answer: wire rack

I had a single bag wooden rolling laundry cart which I absolutely adored. The only hassle was sorting whites, colors and reds each laundry day. This sorter is fantastic! It is constructed of metal frame and the 3 bags are very good quality fabric. <hl> The wire rack on the bottom is great for keeping the bags from not drooping with the weight of clothing in them. <hl> This is a great product and exactly what I was looking for. I couldn't be happier. PS.. the front wheels have locks on them so you can lock the cart in place and keep it from rolling away when using it. I highly recommend this sorter.

I had a single bag wooden rolling laundry cart which I absolutely adored. The only hassle was sorting whites, colors and reds each laundry day. This sorter is fantastic! It is constructed of metal frame and the 3 bags are very good quality fabric. The <hl> wire rack <hl> on the bottom is great for keeping the bags from not drooping with the weight of clothing in them. This is a great product and exactly what I was looking for. I couldn't be happier. PS.. the front wheels have locks on them so you can lock the cart in place and keep it from rolling away when using it. I highly recommend this sorter.


Question: What has locks?

Answer: front wheels

I had a single bag wooden rolling laundry cart which I absolutely adored. The only hassle was sorting whites, colors and reds each laundry day. This sorter is fantastic! It is constructed of metal frame and the 3 bags are very good quality fabric. The wire rack on the bottom is great for keeping the bags from not drooping with the weight of clothing in them. This is a great product and exactly what I was looking for. I couldn't be happier. PS.. <hl> the front wheels have locks on them so you can lock the cart in place and keep it from rolling away when using it. <hl> I highly recommend this sorter.

I had a single bag wooden rolling laundry cart which I absolutely adored. The only hassle was sorting whites, colors and reds each laundry day. This sorter is fantastic! It is constructed of metal frame and the 3 bags are very good quality fabric. The wire rack on the bottom is great for keeping the bags from not drooping with the weight of clothing in them. This is a great product and exactly what I was looking for. I couldn't be happier. PS.. the <hl> front wheels <hl> have locks on them so you can lock the cart in place and keep it from rolling away when using it. I highly recommend this sorter.


Question: What is fantastic?

Answer: sorter

This sorter is fantastic!

I had a single bag wooden rolling laundry cart which I absolutely adored. The only hassle was sorting whites, colors and reds each laundry day. <hl> This sorter is fantastic! <hl> It is constructed of metal frame and the 3 bags are very good quality fabric. The wire rack on the bottom is great for keeping the bags from not drooping with the weight of clothing in them. This is a great product and exactly what I was looking for. I couldn't be happier. PS.. the front wheels have locks on them so you can lock the cart in place and keep it from rolling away when using it. I highly recommend this sorter.

I had a single bag wooden rolling laundry cart which I absolutely adored. The only hassle was sorting whites, colors and reds each laundry day. This <hl> sorter <hl> is fantastic! It is constructed of metal frame and the 3 bags are very good quality fabric. The wire rack on the bottom is great for keeping the bags from not drooping with the weight of clothing in them. This is a great product and exactly what I was looking for. I couldn't be happier. PS.. the front wheels have locks on them so you can lock the cart in place and keep it from rolling away when using it. I highly recommend this sorter.