Question: Where would this be a preferred grinder?

This does an excellent job of evenly grinding coffee without the noise of an electric burr grinder, although I would not use it instead. This will be the preferred grinder on my boat over the also noisy blade grinder, since it grinds so evenly, whereas with the blade grinder you will end up with a mixture of course chunks to fine powder. It's a bit small to hang on to and will grind only enough for a few cups at a time which is perfect for me and my crew.

Answer: on my boat

This does an excellent job of evenly grinding coffee without the noise of an electric burr grinder, although I would not use it instead. <hl> This will be the preferred grinder on my boat over the also noisy blade grinder, since it grinds so evenly, whereas with the blade grinder you will end up with a mixture of course chunks to fine powder. <hl> It's a bit small to hang on to and will grind only enough for a few cups at a time which is perfect for me and my crew.

This does an excellent job of evenly grinding coffee without the noise of an electric burr grinder, although I would not use it instead. This will be the preferred grinder <hl> on my boat <hl> over the also noisy blade grinder, since it grinds so evenly, whereas with the blade grinder you will end up with a mixture of course chunks to fine powder. It's a bit small to hang on to and will grind only enough for a few cups at a time which is perfect for me and my crew.


Question: What criticism does the reviewer have about the grinder?

Answer: It's a bit small to hang on to

This does an excellent job of evenly grinding coffee without the noise of an electric burr grinder, although I would not use it instead. This will be the preferred grinder on my boat over the also noisy blade grinder, since it grinds so evenly, whereas with the blade grinder you will end up with a mixture of course chunks to fine powder. <hl> It's a bit small to hang on to and will grind only enough for a few cups at a time which is perfect for me and my crew. <hl>

This does an excellent job of evenly grinding coffee without the noise of an electric burr grinder, although I would not use it instead. This will be the preferred grinder on my boat over the also noisy blade grinder, since it grinds so evenly, whereas with the blade grinder you will end up with a mixture of course chunks to fine powder. <hl> It's a bit small to hang on to <hl> and will grind only enough for a few cups at a time which is perfect for me and my crew.


Question: What product was the reviewer replacing?

So far, I've been very pleased with the oven. I bought the oven to replace a toaster oven that fit into one of those cubby holes on my counter with a door that slides up and down.. it had very specific dimensions that it had to be, and according to the website, this oven fit those dimensions. WRONG..... there are 2 little bump outs for lack of a better word on the back of the oven that prohibit it from going flush against the wall; therefore, it doesn't fit in the spot and I cannot lower the door. To avoid having to send this back at my expense, I have kept the oven and will just have it stick out of my cubby hole. I do love the oven and the broiler... I made the mistake of using the bun/bread warmer on top to put some chicken breast fillets that I'd cooked and while waiting for the rest of my dinner to cook, I put them in the warmer. The tray in the warmer does not come out. It was difficult to clean, and I wish I'd known that before I put anything on that top level other than bread.Beside those two things, I am happy thus far with the oven, but I've only had it for about a month. I'm hoping that since I am using it so much that I'm saving power since I'm not heating up the Jenn-Air.

Answer: toaster oven

So far, I've been very pleased with the oven. <hl> I bought the oven to replace a toaster oven that fit into one of those cubby holes on my counter with a door that slides up and down.. <hl> it had very specific dimensions that it had to be, and according to the website, this oven fit those dimensions. WRONG..... there are 2 little bump outs for lack of a better word on the back of the oven that prohibit it from going flush against the wall; therefore, it doesn't fit in the spot and I cannot lower the door. To avoid having to send this back at my expense, I have kept the oven and will just have it stick out of my cubby hole. I do love the oven and the broiler... I made the mistake of using the bun/bread warmer on top to put some chicken breast fillets that I'd cooked and while waiting for the rest of my dinner to cook, I put them in the warmer. The tray in the warmer does not come out. It was difficult to clean, and I wish I'd known that before I put anything on that top level other than bread. Beside those two things, I am happy thus far with the oven, but I've only had it for about a month. I'm hoping that since I am using it so much that I'm saving power since I'm not heating up the Jenn-Air.

So far, I've been very pleased with the oven. I bought the oven to replace a <hl> toaster oven <hl> that fit into one of those cubby holes on my counter with a door that slides up and down.. it had very specific dimensions that it had to be, and according to the website, this oven fit those dimensions. WRONG..... there are 2 little bump outs for lack of a better word on the back of the oven that prohibit it from going flush against the wall; therefore, it doesn't fit in the spot and I cannot lower the door. To avoid having to send this back at my expense, I have kept the oven and will just have it stick out of my cubby hole. I do love the oven and the broiler... I made the mistake of using the bun/bread warmer on top to put some chicken breast fillets that I'd cooked and while waiting for the rest of my dinner to cook, I put them in the warmer. The tray in the warmer does not come out. It was difficult to clean, and I wish I'd known that before I put anything on that top level other than bread.Beside those two things, I am happy thus far with the oven, but I've only had it for about a month. I'm hoping that since I am using it so much that I'm saving power since I'm not heating up the Jenn-Air.


Question: Why won't the oven sit in the same space as the previous product?

Answer: 2 little bump outs

So far, I've been very pleased with the oven. I bought the oven to replace a toaster oven that fit into one of those cubby holes on my counter with a door that slides up and down.. it had very specific dimensions that it had to be, and according to the website, this oven fit those dimensions. WRONG..... <hl> there are 2 little bump outs for lack of a better word on the back of the oven that prohibit it from going flush against the wall; therefore, it doesn't fit in the spot and I cannot lower the door. <hl> To avoid having to send this back at my expense, I have kept the oven and will just have it stick out of my cubby hole. I do love the oven and the broiler... I made the mistake of using the bun/bread warmer on top to put some chicken breast fillets that I'd cooked and while waiting for the rest of my dinner to cook, I put them in the warmer. The tray in the warmer does not come out. It was difficult to clean, and I wish I'd known that before I put anything on that top level other than bread. Beside those two things, I am happy thus far with the oven, but I've only had it for about a month. I'm hoping that since I am using it so much that I'm saving power since I'm not heating up the Jenn-Air.

So far, I've been very pleased with the oven. I bought the oven to replace a toaster oven that fit into one of those cubby holes on my counter with a door that slides up and down.. it had very specific dimensions that it had to be, and according to the website, this oven fit those dimensions. WRONG..... there are <hl> 2 little bump outs <hl> for lack of a better word on the back of the oven that prohibit it from going flush against the wall; therefore, it doesn't fit in the spot and I cannot lower the door. To avoid having to send this back at my expense, I have kept the oven and will just have it stick out of my cubby hole. I do love the oven and the broiler... I made the mistake of using the bun/bread warmer on top to put some chicken breast fillets that I'd cooked and while waiting for the rest of my dinner to cook, I put them in the warmer. The tray in the warmer does not come out. It was difficult to clean, and I wish I'd known that before I put anything on that top level other than bread.Beside those two things, I am happy thus far with the oven, but I've only had it for about a month. I'm hoping that since I am using it so much that I'm saving power since I'm not heating up the Jenn-Air.


Question: What is difficult to clean?

Answer: The tray in the warmer

So far, I've been very pleased with the oven. I bought the oven to replace a toaster oven that fit into one of those cubby holes on my counter with a door that slides up and down.. it had very specific dimensions that it had to be, and according to the website, this oven fit those dimensions. WRONG..... there are 2 little bump outs for lack of a better word on the back of the oven that prohibit it from going flush against the wall; therefore, it doesn't fit in the spot and I cannot lower the door. To avoid having to send this back at my expense, I have kept the oven and will just have it stick out of my cubby hole. I do love the oven and the broiler... I made the mistake of using the bun/bread warmer on top to put some chicken breast fillets that I'd cooked and while waiting for the rest of my dinner to cook, I put them in the warmer. <hl> The tray in the warmer does not come out. <hl> It was difficult to clean, and I wish I'd known that before I put anything on that top level other than bread. Beside those two things, I am happy thus far with the oven, but I've only had it for about a month. I'm hoping that since I am using it so much that I'm saving power since I'm not heating up the Jenn-Air.

So far, I've been very pleased with the oven. I bought the oven to replace a toaster oven that fit into one of those cubby holes on my counter with a door that slides up and down.. it had very specific dimensions that it had to be, and according to the website, this oven fit those dimensions. WRONG..... there are 2 little bump outs for lack of a better word on the back of the oven that prohibit it from going flush against the wall; therefore, it doesn't fit in the spot and I cannot lower the door. To avoid having to send this back at my expense, I have kept the oven and will just have it stick out of my cubby hole. I do love the oven and the broiler... I made the mistake of using the bun/bread warmer on top to put some chicken breast fillets that I'd cooked and while waiting for the rest of my dinner to cook, I put them in the warmer. <hl> The tray in the warmer <hl> does not come out. It was difficult to clean, and I wish I'd known that before I put anything on that top level other than bread.Beside those two things, I am happy thus far with the oven, but I've only had it for about a month. I'm hoping that since I am using it so much that I'm saving power since I'm not heating up the Jenn-Air.


Question: What is the only thing the owner cooks on the top?

Answer: bread

So far, I've been very pleased with the oven. I bought the oven to replace a toaster oven that fit into one of those cubby holes on my counter with a door that slides up and down.. it had very specific dimensions that it had to be, and according to the website, this oven fit those dimensions. WRONG..... there are 2 little bump outs for lack of a better word on the back of the oven that prohibit it from going flush against the wall; therefore, it doesn't fit in the spot and I cannot lower the door. To avoid having to send this back at my expense, I have kept the oven and will just have it stick out of my cubby hole. I do love the oven and the broiler... <hl> I made the mistake of using the bun/ bread warmer on top to put some chicken breast fillets that I'd cooked and while waiting for the rest of my dinner to cook, I put them in the warmer. <hl> The tray in the warmer does not come out. It was difficult to clean, and I wish I'd known that before I put anything on that top level other than bread. Beside those two things, I am happy thus far with the oven, but I've only had it for about a month. I'm hoping that since I am using it so much that I'm saving power since I'm not heating up the Jenn-Air.

So far, I've been very pleased with the oven. I bought the oven to replace a toaster oven that fit into one of those cubby holes on my counter with a door that slides up and down.. it had very specific dimensions that it had to be, and according to the website, this oven fit those dimensions. WRONG..... there are 2 little bump outs for lack of a better word on the back of the oven that prohibit it from going flush against the wall; therefore, it doesn't fit in the spot and I cannot lower the door. To avoid having to send this back at my expense, I have kept the oven and will just have it stick out of my cubby hole. I do love the oven and the broiler... I made the mistake of using the bun/<hl> bread <hl> warmer on top to put some chicken breast fillets that I'd cooked and while waiting for the rest of my dinner to cook, I put them in the warmer. The tray in the warmer does not come out. It was difficult to clean, and I wish I'd known that before I put anything on that top level other than bread.Beside those two things, I am happy thus far with the oven, but I've only had it for about a month. I'm hoping that since I am using it so much that I'm saving power since I'm not heating up the Jenn-Air.

I made the mistake of using the bun/ <hl> bread <hl> warmer on top to put some chicken breast fillets that I'd cooked and while waiting for the rest of my dinner to cook, I put them in the warmer.


Question: How long has the owner had the product?

Answer: a month

So far, I've been very pleased with the oven. I bought the oven to replace a toaster oven that fit into one of those cubby holes on my counter with a door that slides up and down.. it had very specific dimensions that it had to be, and according to the website, this oven fit those dimensions. WRONG..... there are 2 little bump outs for lack of a better word on the back of the oven that prohibit it from going flush against the wall; therefore, it doesn't fit in the spot and I cannot lower the door. To avoid having to send this back at my expense, I have kept the oven and will just have it stick out of my cubby hole. I do love the oven and the broiler... I made the mistake of using the bun/bread warmer on top to put some chicken breast fillets that I'd cooked and while waiting for the rest of my dinner to cook, I put them in the warmer. The tray in the warmer does not come out. It was difficult to clean, and I wish I'd known that before I put anything on that top level other than bread. <hl> Beside those two things, I am happy thus far with the oven, but I've only had it for about a month . <hl> I'm hoping that since I am using it so much that I'm saving power since I'm not heating up the Jenn-Air.

So far, I've been very pleased with the oven. I bought the oven to replace a toaster oven that fit into one of those cubby holes on my counter with a door that slides up and down.. it had very specific dimensions that it had to be, and according to the website, this oven fit those dimensions. WRONG..... there are 2 little bump outs for lack of a better word on the back of the oven that prohibit it from going flush against the wall; therefore, it doesn't fit in the spot and I cannot lower the door. To avoid having to send this back at my expense, I have kept the oven and will just have it stick out of my cubby hole. I do love the oven and the broiler... I made the mistake of using the bun/bread warmer on top to put some chicken breast fillets that I'd cooked and while waiting for the rest of my dinner to cook, I put them in the warmer. The tray in the warmer does not come out. It was difficult to clean, and I wish I'd known that before I put anything on that top level other than bread.Beside those two things, I am happy thus far with the oven, but I've only had it for about <hl> a month <hl>. I'm hoping that since I am using it so much that I'm saving power since I'm not heating up the Jenn-Air.

Beside those two things, I am happy thus far with the oven, but I've only had it for about <hl> a month <hl> .


Question: What does this user substitute for flour?

I already have two bread pans by USA pans and needed some metal square cake pans. Even though the USA pans are a bit more expensive, they are WELL worth the money.I do always grease my pans before baking. I generally use butter to grease them and sprinkle with fine sugar rather than flour. Makes a nice coating on the outside of your cakes and releases just as well as flour.You won't want to serve out of them. As with any coated pan, metal isn't their friend, but just cool your cakes and they slip right out onto a serving plate. I never wash mine in the dishwasher. You can, but it isn't advisable..again they do have a clear non-stick coating. They clean up quick and easy with a sponge and a little dish detergent.Absolutely the best pans I have ever owned and I have a lot of pans. Try them, I'm sure you'll love them too.

Answer: fine sugar

I already have two bread pans by USA pans and needed some metal square cake pans. Even though the USA pans are a bit more expensive, they are WELL worth the money. I do always grease my pans before baking. <hl> I generally use butter to grease them and sprinkle with fine sugar rather than flour. <hl> Makes a nice coating on the outside of your cakes and releases just as well as flour. You won't want to serve out of them. As with any coated pan, metal isn't their friend, but just cool your cakes and they slip right out onto a serving plate. I never wash mine in the dishwasher. You can, but it isn't advisable..again they do have a clear non-stick coating. They clean up quick and easy with a sponge and a little dish detergent. Absolutely the best pans I have ever owned and I have a lot of pans. Try them, I'm sure you'll love them too.

I already have two bread pans by USA pans and needed some metal square cake pans. Even though the USA pans are a bit more expensive, they are WELL worth the money.I do always grease my pans before baking. I generally use butter to grease them and sprinkle with <hl> fine sugar <hl> rather than flour. Makes a nice coating on the outside of your cakes and releases just as well as flour.You won't want to serve out of them. As with any coated pan, metal isn't their friend, but just cool your cakes and they slip right out onto a serving plate. I never wash mine in the dishwasher. You can, but it isn't advisable..again they do have a clear non-stick coating. They clean up quick and easy with a sponge and a little dish detergent.Absolutely the best pans I have ever owned and I have a lot of pans. Try them, I'm sure you'll love them too.


Question: How are these pans best cleaned?

Answer: sponge and a little dish detergent

I already have two bread pans by USA pans and needed some metal square cake pans. Even though the USA pans are a bit more expensive, they are WELL worth the money. I do always grease my pans before baking. I generally use butter to grease them and sprinkle with fine sugar rather than flour. Makes a nice coating on the outside of your cakes and releases just as well as flour. You won't want to serve out of them. As with any coated pan, metal isn't their friend, but just cool your cakes and they slip right out onto a serving plate. I never wash mine in the dishwasher. You can, but it isn't advisable..again they do have a clear non-stick coating. <hl> They clean up quick and easy with a sponge and a little dish detergent .Absolutely <hl> the best pans I have ever owned and I have a lot of pans. Try them, I'm sure you'll love them too.

I already have two bread pans by USA pans and needed some metal square cake pans. Even though the USA pans are a bit more expensive, they are WELL worth the money.I do always grease my pans before baking. I generally use butter to grease them and sprinkle with fine sugar rather than flour. Makes a nice coating on the outside of your cakes and releases just as well as flour.You won't want to serve out of them. As with any coated pan, metal isn't their friend, but just cool your cakes and they slip right out onto a serving plate. I never wash mine in the dishwasher. You can, but it isn't advisable..again they do have a clear non-stick coating. They clean up quick and easy with a <hl> sponge and a little dish detergent <hl>.Absolutely the best pans I have ever owned and I have a lot of pans. Try them, I'm sure you'll love them too.

They clean up quick and easy with a <hl> sponge and a little dish detergent <hl> .Absolutely


Question: How many pans does the reviewer own in total?

Answer: a lot

I already have two bread pans by USA pans and needed some metal square cake pans. Even though the USA pans are a bit more expensive, they are WELL worth the money. I do always grease my pans before baking. I generally use butter to grease them and sprinkle with fine sugar rather than flour. Makes a nice coating on the outside of your cakes and releases just as well as flour. You won't want to serve out of them. As with any coated pan, metal isn't their friend, but just cool your cakes and they slip right out onto a serving plate. I never wash mine in the dishwasher. You can, but it isn't advisable..again they do have a clear non-stick coating. They clean up quick and easy with a sponge and a little dish detergent. <hl> Absolutely the best pans I have ever owned and I have a lot of pans. <hl> Try them, I'm sure you'll love them too.

I already have two bread pans by USA pans and needed some metal square cake pans. Even though the USA pans are a bit more expensive, they are WELL worth the money.I do always grease my pans before baking. I generally use butter to grease them and sprinkle with fine sugar rather than flour. Makes a nice coating on the outside of your cakes and releases just as well as flour.You won't want to serve out of them. As with any coated pan, metal isn't their friend, but just cool your cakes and they slip right out onto a serving plate. I never wash mine in the dishwasher. You can, but it isn't advisable..again they do have a clear non-stick coating. They clean up quick and easy with a sponge and a little dish detergent.Absolutely the best pans I have ever owned and I have <hl> a lot <hl> of pans. Try them, I'm sure you'll love them too.


Question: Which brand is the product being reviewed?

Answer: USA pans

<hl> I already have two bread pans by USA pans and needed some metal square cake pans. <hl> Even though the USA pans are a bit more expensive, they are WELL worth the money. I do always grease my pans before baking. I generally use butter to grease them and sprinkle with fine sugar rather than flour. Makes a nice coating on the outside of your cakes and releases just as well as flour. You won't want to serve out of them. As with any coated pan, metal isn't their friend, but just cool your cakes and they slip right out onto a serving plate. I never wash mine in the dishwasher. You can, but it isn't advisable..again they do have a clear non-stick coating. They clean up quick and easy with a sponge and a little dish detergent. Absolutely the best pans I have ever owned and I have a lot of pans. Try them, I'm sure you'll love them too.

I already have two bread pans by <hl> USA pans <hl> and needed some metal square cake pans. Even though the USA pans are a bit more expensive, they are WELL worth the money.I do always grease my pans before baking. I generally use butter to grease them and sprinkle with fine sugar rather than flour. Makes a nice coating on the outside of your cakes and releases just as well as flour.You won't want to serve out of them. As with any coated pan, metal isn't their friend, but just cool your cakes and they slip right out onto a serving plate. I never wash mine in the dishwasher. You can, but it isn't advisable..again they do have a clear non-stick coating. They clean up quick and easy with a sponge and a little dish detergent.Absolutely the best pans I have ever owned and I have a lot of pans. Try them, I'm sure you'll love them too.


Question: What is the pan being reviewed made out of?

Answer: metal

<hl> I already have two bread pans by USA pans and needed some metal square cake pans. <hl> Even though the USA pans are a bit more expensive, they are WELL worth the money. I do always grease my pans before baking. I generally use butter to grease them and sprinkle with fine sugar rather than flour. Makes a nice coating on the outside of your cakes and releases just as well as flour. You won't want to serve out of them. As with any coated pan, metal isn't their friend, but just cool your cakes and they slip right out onto a serving plate. I never wash mine in the dishwasher. You can, but it isn't advisable..again they do have a clear non-stick coating. They clean up quick and easy with a sponge and a little dish detergent. Absolutely the best pans I have ever owned and I have a lot of pans. Try them, I'm sure you'll love them too.

I already have two bread pans by USA pans and needed some <hl> metal <hl> square cake pans. Even though the USA pans are a bit more expensive, they are WELL worth the money.I do always grease my pans before baking. I generally use butter to grease them and sprinkle with fine sugar rather than flour. Makes a nice coating on the outside of your cakes and releases just as well as flour.You won't want to serve out of them. As with any coated pan, metal isn't their friend, but just cool your cakes and they slip right out onto a serving plate. I never wash mine in the dishwasher. You can, but it isn't advisable..again they do have a clear non-stick coating. They clean up quick and easy with a sponge and a little dish detergent.Absolutely the best pans I have ever owned and I have a lot of pans. Try them, I'm sure you'll love them too.


Question: Which brand did the reviewer prefer?

I really like these cloths. They are so simple to use. They have velcro pads on the back. You just toss them on the floor and set your Haan Slim & Light on top of them and they stick. Voila. Could not be any easier.I had the Enviro steamer prior to the Haan. The Enviro pads were quite awful. They're all cotton and got soaking wet every time. They also shrunk in the wash, unlike the Haan pads ... which are microfiber. The Enviro pads were also difficult to put on and off. You have to get down and try to clamp them on, which wasn't easy because they were not shaped to fit. Compared to them the Haan is a delight to use!

Answer: Haan pads

I really like these cloths. They are so simple to use. They have velcro pads on the back. You just toss them on the floor and set your Haan Slim & Light on top of them and they stick. Voila. Could not be any easier. I had the Enviro steamer prior to the Haan. The Enviro pads were quite awful. They're all cotton and got soaking wet every time. <hl> They also shrunk in the wash, unlike the Haan pads ... which are microfiber. <hl> The Enviro pads were also difficult to put on and off. You have to get down and try to clamp them on, which wasn't easy because they were not shaped to fit. Compared to them the Haan is a delight to use!

I really like these cloths. They are so simple to use. They have velcro pads on the back. You just toss them on the floor and set your Haan Slim & Light on top of them and they stick. Voila. Could not be any easier.I had the Enviro steamer prior to the Haan. The Enviro pads were quite awful. They're all cotton and got soaking wet every time. They also shrunk in the wash, unlike the <hl> Haan pads <hl> ... which are microfiber. The Enviro pads were also difficult to put on and off. You have to get down and try to clamp them on, which wasn't easy because they were not shaped to fit. Compared to them the Haan is a delight to use!


Question: Which brand's pads were least effective?

Answer: Enviro pads

The Enviro pads were quite awful.

I really like these cloths. They are so simple to use. They have velcro pads on the back. You just toss them on the floor and set your Haan Slim & Light on top of them and they stick. Voila. Could not be any easier. I had the Enviro steamer prior to the Haan. <hl> The Enviro pads were quite awful. <hl> They're all cotton and got soaking wet every time. They also shrunk in the wash, unlike the Haan pads ... which are microfiber. The Enviro pads were also difficult to put on and off. You have to get down and try to clamp them on, which wasn't easy because they were not shaped to fit. Compared to them the Haan is a delight to use!

I really like these cloths. They are so simple to use. They have velcro pads on the back. You just toss them on the floor and set your Haan Slim & Light on top of them and they stick. Voila. Could not be any easier.I had the Enviro steamer prior to the Haan. The <hl> Enviro pads <hl> were quite awful. They're all cotton and got soaking wet every time. They also shrunk in the wash, unlike the Haan pads ... which are microfiber. The Enviro pads were also difficult to put on and off. You have to get down and try to clamp them on, which wasn't easy because they were not shaped to fit. Compared to them the Haan is a delight to use!


Question: Why don't the Haan pads need to be clamped on?

Answer: velcro pads on the back

They have velcro pads on the back .

I really like these cloths. They are so simple to use. <hl> They have velcro pads on the back . <hl> You just toss them on the floor and set your Haan Slim & Light on top of them and they stick. Voila. Could not be any easier. I had the Enviro steamer prior to the Haan. The Enviro pads were quite awful. They're all cotton and got soaking wet every time. They also shrunk in the wash, unlike the Haan pads ... which are microfiber. The Enviro pads were also difficult to put on and off. You have to get down and try to clamp them on, which wasn't easy because they were not shaped to fit. Compared to them the Haan is a delight to use!

I really like these cloths. They are so simple to use. They have <hl> velcro pads on the back <hl>. You just toss them on the floor and set your Haan Slim & Light on top of them and they stick. Voila. Could not be any easier.I had the Enviro steamer prior to the Haan. The Enviro pads were quite awful. They're all cotton and got soaking wet every time. They also shrunk in the wash, unlike the Haan pads ... which are microfiber. The Enviro pads were also difficult to put on and off. You have to get down and try to clamp them on, which wasn't easy because they were not shaped to fit. Compared to them the Haan is a delight to use!

They have <hl> velcro pads on the back <hl> .


Question: Which model of product does the reviewer use?

Answer: Haan Slim & Light

I really like these cloths. They are so simple to use. They have velcro pads on the back. <hl> You just toss them on the floor and set your Haan Slim & Light on top of them and they stick. <hl> Voila. Could not be any easier. I had the Enviro steamer prior to the Haan. The Enviro pads were quite awful. They're all cotton and got soaking wet every time. They also shrunk in the wash, unlike the Haan pads ... which are microfiber. The Enviro pads were also difficult to put on and off. You have to get down and try to clamp them on, which wasn't easy because they were not shaped to fit. Compared to them the Haan is a delight to use!

I really like these cloths. They are so simple to use. They have velcro pads on the back. You just toss them on the floor and set your <hl> Haan Slim & Light <hl> on top of them and they stick. Voila. Could not be any easier.I had the Enviro steamer prior to the Haan. The Enviro pads were quite awful. They're all cotton and got soaking wet every time. They also shrunk in the wash, unlike the Haan pads ... which are microfiber. The Enviro pads were also difficult to put on and off. You have to get down and try to clamp them on, which wasn't easy because they were not shaped to fit. Compared to them the Haan is a delight to use!


Question: What product was the reviewer trying to avoid buying by purchasing this product?

I went with this Espresso machine for the following reasons:(1) really enjoy Starbuck Latte and want to save money by doing home make latte(2) it is the least expensive pump Espresso, yet getting great reviews.(3) don't want to spend more than 5 mins to make a cup of EspressionHere is what I do every morning:(1) fill the water, turn it on. the green indicator light will be ready in 2-3 mins instead of some reviewers mentioned 20 mins or so.(2) fill in the coffee and followed the instruction like the other reviewers do; coffee will be made within 30 seconds after you switch to the dial to the make the coffee. the machine will continue to produce the coffee until you switch back the dial. so make sure you know how rich your coffee should be(3) switch the dial to steam(4) microwave your milk and then use the steamer to make steamed milk(5) pour the coffee into the milkI could not be happier with the coffee. It will be as good as starbuck's or better if you practice enough.

Answer: Starbuck Latte

<hl> I went with this Espresso machine for the following reasons:(1) really enjoy Starbuck Latte and want to save money by doing home make latte(2) it is the least expensive pump Espresso, yet getting great reviews.(3) don't want to spend more than 5 mins to make a cup of EspressionHere is what I do every morning:(1) fill the water, turn it on. <hl> the green indicator light will be ready in 2-3 mins instead of some reviewers mentioned 20 mins or so.(2) fill in the coffee and followed the instruction like the other reviewers do; coffee will be made within 30 seconds after you switch to the dial to the make the coffee. the machine will continue to produce the coffee until you switch back the dial. so make sure you know how rich your coffee should be(3) switch the dial to steam(4) microwave your milk and then use the steamer to make steamed milk(5) pour the coffee into the milkI could not be happier with the coffee. It will be as good as starbuck's or better if you practice enough.

I went with this Espresso machine for the following reasons:(1) really enjoy <hl> Starbuck Latte <hl> and want to save money by doing home make latte(2) it is the least expensive pump Espresso, yet getting great reviews.(3) don't want to spend more than 5 mins to make a cup of EspressionHere is what I do every morning:(1) fill the water, turn it on. the green indicator light will be ready in 2-3 mins instead of some reviewers mentioned 20 mins or so.(2) fill in the coffee and followed the instruction like the other reviewers do; coffee will be made within 30 seconds after you switch to the dial to the make the coffee. the machine will continue to produce the coffee until you switch back the dial. so make sure you know how rich your coffee should be(3) switch the dial to steam(4) microwave your milk and then use the steamer to make steamed milk(5) pour the coffee into the milkI could not be happier with the coffee. It will be as good as starbuck's or better if you practice enough.


Question: What brand does the author compare her finished product to?

Answer: starbuck's

I went with this Espresso machine for the following reasons:(1) really enjoy Starbuck Latte and want to save money by doing home make latte(2) it is the least expensive pump Espresso, yet getting great reviews.(3) don't want to spend more than 5 mins to make a cup of EspressionHere is what I do every morning:(1) fill the water, turn it on. the green indicator light will be ready in 2-3 mins instead of some reviewers mentioned 20 mins or so.(2) fill in the coffee and followed the instruction like the other reviewers do; coffee will be made within 30 seconds after you switch to the dial to the make the coffee. the machine will continue to produce the coffee until you switch back the dial. so make sure you know how rich your coffee should be(3) switch the dial to steam(4) microwave your milk and then use the steamer to make steamed milk(5) pour the coffee into the milkI could not be happier with the coffee. <hl> It will be as good as starbuck's or better if you practice enough. <hl>

I went with this Espresso machine for the following reasons:(1) really enjoy Starbuck Latte and want to save money by doing home make latte(2) it is the least expensive pump Espresso, yet getting great reviews.(3) don't want to spend more than 5 mins to make a cup of EspressionHere is what I do every morning:(1) fill the water, turn it on. the green indicator light will be ready in 2-3 mins instead of some reviewers mentioned 20 mins or so.(2) fill in the coffee and followed the instruction like the other reviewers do; coffee will be made within 30 seconds after you switch to the dial to the make the coffee. the machine will continue to produce the coffee until you switch back the dial. so make sure you know how rich your coffee should be(3) switch the dial to steam(4) microwave your milk and then use the steamer to make steamed milk(5) pour the coffee into the milkI could not be happier with the coffee. It will be as good as <hl> starbuck's <hl> or better if you practice enough.


Question: How long does the product take to get ready?

Answer: 2-3 mins

I went with this Espresso machine for the following reasons:(1) really enjoy Starbuck Latte and want to save money by doing home make latte(2) it is the least expensive pump Espresso, yet getting great reviews.(3) don't want to spend more than 5 mins to make a cup of EspressionHere is what I do every morning:(1) fill the water, turn it on. <hl> the green indicator light will be ready in 2-3 mins instead of some reviewers mentioned 20 mins or so.(2) fill in the coffee and followed the instruction like the other reviewers do; coffee will be made within 30 seconds after you switch to the dial to the make the coffee. <hl> the machine will continue to produce the coffee until you switch back the dial. so make sure you know how rich your coffee should be(3) switch the dial to steam(4) microwave your milk and then use the steamer to make steamed milk(5) pour the coffee into the milkI could not be happier with the coffee. It will be as good as starbuck's or better if you practice enough.

I went with this Espresso machine for the following reasons:(1) really enjoy Starbuck Latte and want to save money by doing home make latte(2) it is the least expensive pump Espresso, yet getting great reviews.(3) don't want to spend more than 5 mins to make a cup of EspressionHere is what I do every morning:(1) fill the water, turn it on. the green indicator light will be ready in <hl> 2-3 mins <hl> instead of some reviewers mentioned 20 mins or so.(2) fill in the coffee and followed the instruction like the other reviewers do; coffee will be made within 30 seconds after you switch to the dial to the make the coffee. the machine will continue to produce the coffee until you switch back the dial. so make sure you know how rich your coffee should be(3) switch the dial to steam(4) microwave your milk and then use the steamer to make steamed milk(5) pour the coffee into the milkI could not be happier with the coffee. It will be as good as starbuck's or better if you practice enough.


Question: How long does the coffee take to finish brewing?

Answer: 30 seconds

I went with this Espresso machine for the following reasons:(1) really enjoy Starbuck Latte and want to save money by doing home make latte(2) it is the least expensive pump Espresso, yet getting great reviews.(3) don't want to spend more than 5 mins to make a cup of EspressionHere is what I do every morning:(1) fill the water, turn it on. <hl> the green indicator light will be ready in 2-3 mins instead of some reviewers mentioned 20 mins or so.(2) fill in the coffee and followed the instruction like the other reviewers do; coffee will be made within 30 seconds after you switch to the dial to the make the coffee. <hl> the machine will continue to produce the coffee until you switch back the dial. so make sure you know how rich your coffee should be(3) switch the dial to steam(4) microwave your milk and then use the steamer to make steamed milk(5) pour the coffee into the milkI could not be happier with the coffee. It will be as good as starbuck's or better if you practice enough.

I went with this Espresso machine for the following reasons:(1) really enjoy Starbuck Latte and want to save money by doing home make latte(2) it is the least expensive pump Espresso, yet getting great reviews.(3) don't want to spend more than 5 mins to make a cup of EspressionHere is what I do every morning:(1) fill the water, turn it on. the green indicator light will be ready in 2-3 mins instead of some reviewers mentioned 20 mins or so.(2) fill in the coffee and followed the instruction like the other reviewers do; coffee will be made within <hl> 30 seconds <hl> after you switch to the dial to the make the coffee. the machine will continue to produce the coffee until you switch back the dial. so make sure you know how rich your coffee should be(3) switch the dial to steam(4) microwave your milk and then use the steamer to make steamed milk(5) pour the coffee into the milkI could not be happier with the coffee. It will be as good as starbuck's or better if you practice enough.


Question: What signals the machine to stop brewing coffee?

Answer: green indicator light

I went with this Espresso machine for the following reasons:(1) really enjoy Starbuck Latte and want to save money by doing home make latte(2) it is the least expensive pump Espresso, yet getting great reviews.(3) don't want to spend more than 5 mins to make a cup of EspressionHere is what I do every morning:(1) fill the water, turn it on. <hl> the green indicator light will be ready in 2-3 mins instead of some reviewers mentioned 20 mins or so.(2) fill in the coffee and followed the instruction like the other reviewers do; coffee will be made within 30 seconds after you switch to the dial to the make the coffee. <hl> the machine will continue to produce the coffee until you switch back the dial. so make sure you know how rich your coffee should be(3) switch the dial to steam(4) microwave your milk and then use the steamer to make steamed milk(5) pour the coffee into the milkI could not be happier with the coffee. It will be as good as starbuck's or better if you practice enough.

I went with this Espresso machine for the following reasons:(1) really enjoy Starbuck Latte and want to save money by doing home make latte(2) it is the least expensive pump Espresso, yet getting great reviews.(3) don't want to spend more than 5 mins to make a cup of EspressionHere is what I do every morning:(1) fill the water, turn it on. the <hl> green indicator light <hl> will be ready in 2-3 mins instead of some reviewers mentioned 20 mins or so.(2) fill in the coffee and followed the instruction like the other reviewers do; coffee will be made within 30 seconds after you switch to the dial to the make the coffee. the machine will continue to produce the coffee until you switch back the dial. so make sure you know how rich your coffee should be(3) switch the dial to steam(4) microwave your milk and then use the steamer to make steamed milk(5) pour the coffee into the milkI could not be happier with the coffee. It will be as good as starbuck's or better if you practice enough.


Question: The design of the handle causes injury to what part of the body?

Only "complaint" is that the design makes it harder to hold onto. Since the handle is round and has no flattened areas, it tends to torque in your hands in certain cases. The design tries to make up for this by the slight curvatures in the handle, but it doesn't quite address the torquing issue.

Answer: hands

Only "complaint" is that the design makes it harder to hold onto. <hl> Since the handle is round and has no flattened areas, it tends to torque in your hands in certain cases. <hl> The design tries to make up for this by the slight curvatures in the handle, but it doesn't quite address the torquing issue.

Only "complaint" is that the design makes it harder to hold onto. Since the handle is round and has no flattened areas, it tends to torque in your <hl> hands <hl> in certain cases. The design tries to make up for this by the slight curvatures in the handle, but it doesn't quite address the torquing issue.


Question: What shape is the handle?

Answer: round

Only "complaint" is that the design makes it harder to hold onto. <hl> Since the handle is round and has no flattened areas, it tends to torque in your hands in certain cases. <hl> The design tries to make up for this by the slight curvatures in the handle, but it doesn't quite address the torquing issue.

Only "complaint" is that the design makes it harder to hold onto. Since the handle is <hl> round <hl> and has no flattened areas, it tends to torque in your hands in certain cases. The design tries to make up for this by the slight curvatures in the handle, but it doesn't quite address the torquing issue.


Question: What part of the design is meant to reduce hand tension?

Answer: slight curvatures in the handle

Only "complaint" is that the design makes it harder to hold onto. Since the handle is round and has no flattened areas, it tends to torque in your hands in certain cases. <hl> The design tries to make up for this by the slight curvatures in the handle , but it doesn't quite address the torquing issue. <hl>

Only "complaint" is that the design makes it harder to hold onto. Since the handle is round and has no flattened areas, it tends to torque in your hands in certain cases. The design tries to make up for this by the <hl> slight curvatures in the handle <hl>, but it doesn't quite address the torquing issue.

The design tries to make up for this by the <hl> slight curvatures in the handle <hl> , but it doesn't quite address the torquing issue.


Question: Why doesn't the handle have flattened areas?

Answer: round

Only "complaint" is that the design makes it harder to hold onto. <hl> Since the handle is round and has no flattened areas, it tends to torque in your hands in certain cases. <hl> The design tries to make up for this by the slight curvatures in the handle, but it doesn't quite address the torquing issue.

Only "complaint" is that the design makes it harder to hold onto. Since the handle is <hl> round <hl> and has no flattened areas, it tends to torque in your hands in certain cases. The design tries to make up for this by the slight curvatures in the handle, but it doesn't quite address the torquing issue.


Question: When was the previous one purchased?

I am very excited about this vacuum. Maybe overly excited, because the one I'd been using for the past couple years was purchased by my parents in the mid-90s and it had gotten to the point where you had to twist the handle as far as you could (till it made a crunching noise) and put all your weight on it to get it to clean anything for a few seconds.Anyway. Pretty much any vacuum would be better than that, but this vacuum works and looks better than most others I've used. Its footprint is of a reasonable size, and I appreciate how contained the components and features are. (In the past I have used cumbersome canister vacuums.) I'm very impressed with how close to the wall it picks up dirt. The cleaning wand pops right out and makes it so easy to switch between tasks and get anything the brushroll can't quite reach. The air powered turbo tool gets the stairs cleaner than they've been in recent memory.Above all, I love the HEPA filter. Ordinarily, vacuuming stirs up dust and pollen and allergens that leave me sneezing for hours. Instead of stirring things up, this vacuum actually picks them up. It's so nice to be able to get the floor clean without aggravating my allergies and/or asthma!

Answer: mid-90s

I am very excited about this vacuum. <hl> Maybe overly excited, because the one I'd been using for the past couple years was purchased by my parents in the mid-90s and it had gotten to the point where you had to twist the handle as far as you could (till it made a crunching noise) and put all your weight on it to get it to clean anything for a few seconds. <hl> Anyway. Pretty much any vacuum would be better than that, but this vacuum works and looks better than most others I've used. Its footprint is of a reasonable size, and I appreciate how contained the components and features are. (In the past I have used cumbersome canister vacuums.) I'm very impressed with how close to the wall it picks up dirt. The cleaning wand pops right out and makes it so easy to switch between tasks and get anything the brushroll can't quite reach. The air powered turbo tool gets the stairs cleaner than they've been in recent memory. Above all, I love the HEPA filter. Ordinarily, vacuuming stirs up dust and pollen and allergens that leave me sneezing for hours. Instead of stirring things up, this vacuum actually picks them up. It's so nice to be able to get the floor clean without aggravating my allergies and/or asthma!

I am very excited about this vacuum. Maybe overly excited, because the one I'd been using for the past couple years was purchased by my parents in the <hl> mid-90s <hl> and it had gotten to the point where you had to twist the handle as far as you could (till it made a crunching noise) and put all your weight on it to get it to clean anything for a few seconds.Anyway. Pretty much any vacuum would be better than that, but this vacuum works and looks better than most others I've used. Its footprint is of a reasonable size, and I appreciate how contained the components and features are. (In the past I have used cumbersome canister vacuums.) I'm very impressed with how close to the wall it picks up dirt. The cleaning wand pops right out and makes it so easy to switch between tasks and get anything the brushroll can't quite reach. The air powered turbo tool gets the stairs cleaner than they've been in recent memory.Above all, I love the HEPA filter. Ordinarily, vacuuming stirs up dust and pollen and allergens that leave me sneezing for hours. Instead of stirring things up, this vacuum actually picks them up. It's so nice to be able to get the floor clean without aggravating my allergies and/or asthma!


Question: What gets the stairs clean?

Answer: air powered turbo tool

I am very excited about this vacuum. Maybe overly excited, because the one I'd been using for the past couple years was purchased by my parents in the mid-90s and it had gotten to the point where you had to twist the handle as far as you could (till it made a crunching noise) and put all your weight on it to get it to clean anything for a few seconds. Anyway. Pretty much any vacuum would be better than that, but this vacuum works and looks better than most others I've used. Its footprint is of a reasonable size, and I appreciate how contained the components and features are. (In the past I have used cumbersome canister vacuums.) I'm very impressed with how close to the wall it picks up dirt. The cleaning wand pops right out and makes it so easy to switch between tasks and get anything the brushroll can't quite reach. <hl> The air powered turbo tool gets the stairs cleaner than they've been in recent memory. <hl> Above all, I love the HEPA filter. Ordinarily, vacuuming stirs up dust and pollen and allergens that leave me sneezing for hours. Instead of stirring things up, this vacuum actually picks them up. It's so nice to be able to get the floor clean without aggravating my allergies and/or asthma!

I am very excited about this vacuum. Maybe overly excited, because the one I'd been using for the past couple years was purchased by my parents in the mid-90s and it had gotten to the point where you had to twist the handle as far as you could (till it made a crunching noise) and put all your weight on it to get it to clean anything for a few seconds.Anyway. Pretty much any vacuum would be better than that, but this vacuum works and looks better than most others I've used. Its footprint is of a reasonable size, and I appreciate how contained the components and features are. (In the past I have used cumbersome canister vacuums.) I'm very impressed with how close to the wall it picks up dirt. The cleaning wand pops right out and makes it so easy to switch between tasks and get anything the brushroll can't quite reach. The <hl> air powered turbo tool <hl> gets the stairs cleaner than they've been in recent memory.Above all, I love the HEPA filter. Ordinarily, vacuuming stirs up dust and pollen and allergens that leave me sneezing for hours. Instead of stirring things up, this vacuum actually picks them up. It's so nice to be able to get the floor clean without aggravating my allergies and/or asthma!


Question: What is impressive?

Answer: how close to the wall it picks up dirt.

I am very excited about this vacuum. Maybe overly excited, because the one I'd been using for the past couple years was purchased by my parents in the mid-90s and it had gotten to the point where you had to twist the handle as far as you could (till it made a crunching noise) and put all your weight on it to get it to clean anything for a few seconds. Anyway. Pretty much any vacuum would be better than that, but this vacuum works and looks better than most others I've used. Its footprint is of a reasonable size, and I appreciate how contained the components and features are. (In the past I have used cumbersome canister vacuums.) <hl> I'm very impressed with how close to the wall it picks up dirt. The cleaning wand pops right out and makes it so easy to switch between tasks and get anything the brushroll can't quite reach. <hl> The air powered turbo tool gets the stairs cleaner than they've been in recent memory. Above all, I love the HEPA filter. Ordinarily, vacuuming stirs up dust and pollen and allergens that leave me sneezing for hours. Instead of stirring things up, this vacuum actually picks them up. It's so nice to be able to get the floor clean without aggravating my allergies and/or asthma!

I am very excited about this vacuum. Maybe overly excited, because the one I'd been using for the past couple years was purchased by my parents in the mid-90s and it had gotten to the point where you had to twist the handle as far as you could (till it made a crunching noise) and put all your weight on it to get it to clean anything for a few seconds.Anyway. Pretty much any vacuum would be better than that, but this vacuum works and looks better than most others I've used. Its footprint is of a reasonable size, and I appreciate how contained the components and features are. (In the past I have used cumbersome canister vacuums.) I'm very impressed with <hl> how close to the wall it picks up dirt. <hl> The cleaning wand pops right out and makes it so easy to switch between tasks and get anything the brushroll can't quite reach. The air powered turbo tool gets the stairs cleaner than they've been in recent memory.Above all, I love the HEPA filter. Ordinarily, vacuuming stirs up dust and pollen and allergens that leave me sneezing for hours. Instead of stirring things up, this vacuum actually picks them up. It's so nice to be able to get the floor clean without aggravating my allergies and/or asthma!


Question: What does it not make worse?

Answer: allergies

I am very excited about this vacuum. Maybe overly excited, because the one I'd been using for the past couple years was purchased by my parents in the mid-90s and it had gotten to the point where you had to twist the handle as far as you could (till it made a crunching noise) and put all your weight on it to get it to clean anything for a few seconds. Anyway. Pretty much any vacuum would be better than that, but this vacuum works and looks better than most others I've used. Its footprint is of a reasonable size, and I appreciate how contained the components and features are. (In the past I have used cumbersome canister vacuums.) I'm very impressed with how close to the wall it picks up dirt. The cleaning wand pops right out and makes it so easy to switch between tasks and get anything the brushroll can't quite reach. The air powered turbo tool gets the stairs cleaner than they've been in recent memory. Above all, I love the HEPA filter. Ordinarily, vacuuming stirs up dust and pollen and allergens that leave me sneezing for hours. Instead of stirring things up, this vacuum actually picks them up. <hl> It's so nice to be able to get the floor clean without aggravating my allergies and/or asthma! <hl>

I am very excited about this vacuum. Maybe overly excited, because the one I'd been using for the past couple years was purchased by my parents in the mid-90s and it had gotten to the point where you had to twist the handle as far as you could (till it made a crunching noise) and put all your weight on it to get it to clean anything for a few seconds.Anyway. Pretty much any vacuum would be better than that, but this vacuum works and looks better than most others I've used. Its footprint is of a reasonable size, and I appreciate how contained the components and features are. (In the past I have used cumbersome canister vacuums.) I'm very impressed with how close to the wall it picks up dirt. The cleaning wand pops right out and makes it so easy to switch between tasks and get anything the brushroll can't quite reach. The air powered turbo tool gets the stairs cleaner than they've been in recent memory.Above all, I love the HEPA filter. Ordinarily, vacuuming stirs up dust and pollen and allergens that leave me sneezing for hours. Instead of stirring things up, this vacuum actually picks them up. It's so nice to be able to get the floor clean without aggravating my <hl> allergies <hl> and/or asthma!


Question: What is great about the appearance?

Two things came to our attention after getting this out of its bag, the pattern looks great and the comforter is not as soft as we expected (based on prior experiences of course)For the price, you cannot go wrong with this set, the Queen size (which we ordered) includes the fitted sheet, flat sheet, the comforter, 2 pillowcases, and 2 shams. The quality? It is good and above average, note that Amazon itself suggests to use this for the "guest room, a dorm room, or a first-time apartment", this should give you an idea of what to expect.As other reviewers have stated, this barely fits the bed size it is intended for, not enough overhanging as it covers the top of the mattress and that is pretty much it. While the comforter is not soft enough it looks and feels good (it is also very light), the same cannot be said about the sheets which feel cheap to the hand.If you are on a budget I can definitely recommend these, all you need is included in the bag at an affordable price and the pattern on the comforter will look great in your room if combined correctly with furniture and accessories.

Answer: the pattern on the comforter

Two things came to our attention after getting this out of its bag, the pattern looks great and the comforter is not as soft as we expected (based on prior experiences of course)For the price, you cannot go wrong with this set, the Queen size (which we ordered) includes the fitted sheet, flat sheet, the comforter, 2 pillowcases, and 2 shams. The quality? It is good and above average, note that Amazon itself suggests to use this for the "guest room, a dorm room, or a first-time apartment", this should give you an idea of what to expect. As other reviewers have stated, this barely fits the bed size it is intended for, not enough overhanging as it covers the top of the mattress and that is pretty much it. While the comforter is not soft enough it looks and feels good (it is also very light), the same cannot be said about the sheets which feel cheap to the hand. <hl> If you are on a budget I can definitely recommend these, all you need is included in the bag at an affordable price and the pattern on the comforter will look great in your room if combined correctly with furniture and accessories. <hl>

Two things came to our attention after getting this out of its bag, the pattern looks great and the comforter is not as soft as we expected (based on prior experiences of course)For the price, you cannot go wrong with this set, the Queen size (which we ordered) includes the fitted sheet, flat sheet, the comforter, 2 pillowcases, and 2 shams. The quality? It is good and above average, note that Amazon itself suggests to use this for the "guest room, a dorm room, or a first-time apartment", this should give you an idea of what to expect.As other reviewers have stated, this barely fits the bed size it is intended for, not enough overhanging as it covers the top of the mattress and that is pretty much it. While the comforter is not soft enough it looks and feels good (it is also very light), the same cannot be said about the sheets which feel cheap to the hand.If you are on a budget I can definitely recommend these, all you need is included in the bag at an affordable price and <hl> the pattern on the comforter <hl> will look great in your room if combined correctly with furniture and accessories.


Question: What is included in the set?

Answer: the fitted sheet, flat sheet, the comforter, 2 pillowcases, and 2 shams.

<hl> Two things came to our attention after getting this out of its bag, the pattern looks great and the comforter is not as soft as we expected (based on prior experiences of course)For the price, you cannot go wrong with this set, the Queen size (which we ordered) includes the fitted sheet, flat sheet, the comforter, 2 pillowcases, and 2 shams. The quality? <hl> It is good and above average, note that Amazon itself suggests to use this for the "guest room, a dorm room, or a first-time apartment", this should give you an idea of what to expect. As other reviewers have stated, this barely fits the bed size it is intended for, not enough overhanging as it covers the top of the mattress and that is pretty much it. While the comforter is not soft enough it looks and feels good (it is also very light), the same cannot be said about the sheets which feel cheap to the hand. If you are on a budget I can definitely recommend these, all you need is included in the bag at an affordable price and the pattern on the comforter will look great in your room if combined correctly with furniture and accessories.

Two things came to our attention after getting this out of its bag, the pattern looks great and the comforter is not as soft as we expected (based on prior experiences of course)For the price, you cannot go wrong with this set, the Queen size (which we ordered) includes <hl> the fitted sheet, flat sheet, the comforter, 2 pillowcases, and 2 shams. <hl> The quality? It is good and above average, note that Amazon itself suggests to use this for the "guest room, a dorm room, or a first-time apartment", this should give you an idea of what to expect.As other reviewers have stated, this barely fits the bed size it is intended for, not enough overhanging as it covers the top of the mattress and that is pretty much it. While the comforter is not soft enough it looks and feels good (it is also very light), the same cannot be said about the sheets which feel cheap to the hand.If you are on a budget I can definitely recommend these, all you need is included in the bag at an affordable price and the pattern on the comforter will look great in your room if combined correctly with furniture and accessories.


Question: How is the quality?

Answer: good and above average

Two things came to our attention after getting this out of its bag, the pattern looks great and the comforter is not as soft as we expected (based on prior experiences of course)For the price, you cannot go wrong with this set, the Queen size (which we ordered) includes the fitted sheet, flat sheet, the comforter, 2 pillowcases, and 2 shams. The quality? <hl> It is good and above average , note that Amazon itself suggests to use this for the "guest room, a dorm room, or a first-time apartment", this should give you an idea of what to expect. <hl> As other reviewers have stated, this barely fits the bed size it is intended for, not enough overhanging as it covers the top of the mattress and that is pretty much it. While the comforter is not soft enough it looks and feels good (it is also very light), the same cannot be said about the sheets which feel cheap to the hand. If you are on a budget I can definitely recommend these, all you need is included in the bag at an affordable price and the pattern on the comforter will look great in your room if combined correctly with furniture and accessories.

Two things came to our attention after getting this out of its bag, the pattern looks great and the comforter is not as soft as we expected (based on prior experiences of course)For the price, you cannot go wrong with this set, the Queen size (which we ordered) includes the fitted sheet, flat sheet, the comforter, 2 pillowcases, and 2 shams. The quality? It is <hl> good and above average <hl>, note that Amazon itself suggests to use this for the "guest room, a dorm room, or a first-time apartment", this should give you an idea of what to expect.As other reviewers have stated, this barely fits the bed size it is intended for, not enough overhanging as it covers the top of the mattress and that is pretty much it. While the comforter is not soft enough it looks and feels good (it is also very light), the same cannot be said about the sheets which feel cheap to the hand.If you are on a budget I can definitely recommend these, all you need is included in the bag at an affordable price and the pattern on the comforter will look great in your room if combined correctly with furniture and accessories.

It is <hl> good and above average <hl> , note that Amazon itself suggests to use this for the "guest room, a dorm room, or a first-time apartment", this should give you an idea of what to expect.


Question: What wasn't as soft as hoped?

Answer: the comforter

<hl> Two things came to our attention after getting this out of its bag, the pattern looks great and the comforter is not as soft as we expected (based on prior experiences of course)For the price, you cannot go wrong with this set, the Queen size (which we ordered) includes the fitted sheet, flat sheet, the comforter, 2 pillowcases, and 2 shams. <hl> The quality? It is good and above average, note that Amazon itself suggests to use this for the "guest room, a dorm room, or a first-time apartment", this should give you an idea of what to expect. As other reviewers have stated, this barely fits the bed size it is intended for, not enough overhanging as it covers the top of the mattress and that is pretty much it. While the comforter is not soft enough it looks and feels good (it is also very light), the same cannot be said about the sheets which feel cheap to the hand. If you are on a budget I can definitely recommend these, all you need is included in the bag at an affordable price and the pattern on the comforter will look great in your room if combined correctly with furniture and accessories.

Two things came to our attention after getting this out of its bag, the pattern looks great and <hl> the comforter <hl> is not as soft as we expected (based on prior experiences of course)For the price, you cannot go wrong with this set, the Queen size (which we ordered) includes the fitted sheet, flat sheet, the comforter, 2 pillowcases, and 2 shams. The quality? It is good and above average, note that Amazon itself suggests to use this for the "guest room, a dorm room, or a first-time apartment", this should give you an idea of what to expect.As other reviewers have stated, this barely fits the bed size it is intended for, not enough overhanging as it covers the top of the mattress and that is pretty much it. While the comforter is not soft enough it looks and feels good (it is also very light), the same cannot be said about the sheets which feel cheap to the hand.If you are on a budget I can definitely recommend these, all you need is included in the bag at an affordable price and the pattern on the comforter will look great in your room if combined correctly with furniture and accessories.


Question: How do the sheets feel?

Answer: cheap

Two things came to our attention after getting this out of its bag, the pattern looks great and the comforter is not as soft as we expected (based on prior experiences of course)For the price, you cannot go wrong with this set, the Queen size (which we ordered) includes the fitted sheet, flat sheet, the comforter, 2 pillowcases, and 2 shams. The quality? It is good and above average, note that Amazon itself suggests to use this for the "guest room, a dorm room, or a first-time apartment", this should give you an idea of what to expect. As other reviewers have stated, this barely fits the bed size it is intended for, not enough overhanging as it covers the top of the mattress and that is pretty much it. <hl> While the comforter is not soft enough it looks and feels good (it is also very light), the same cannot be said about the sheets which feel cheap to the hand. <hl> If you are on a budget I can definitely recommend these, all you need is included in the bag at an affordable price and the pattern on the comforter will look great in your room if combined correctly with furniture and accessories.

Two things came to our attention after getting this out of its bag, the pattern looks great and the comforter is not as soft as we expected (based on prior experiences of course)For the price, you cannot go wrong with this set, the Queen size (which we ordered) includes the fitted sheet, flat sheet, the comforter, 2 pillowcases, and 2 shams. The quality? It is good and above average, note that Amazon itself suggests to use this for the "guest room, a dorm room, or a first-time apartment", this should give you an idea of what to expect.As other reviewers have stated, this barely fits the bed size it is intended for, not enough overhanging as it covers the top of the mattress and that is pretty much it. While the comforter is not soft enough it looks and feels good (it is also very light), the same cannot be said about the sheets which feel <hl> cheap <hl> to the hand.If you are on a budget I can definitely recommend these, all you need is included in the bag at an affordable price and the pattern on the comforter will look great in your room if combined correctly with furniture and accessories.


Question: What does it not do?

This is one dandy can opener. After dealing with a couple of Chinese imports, I found this opener, bought it in a flash -- and the first time I used it, I remembered what a good hand can opener is. I had nearly forgotten. This opener CUTS through the metal easily and smoothly. It CUTS all the way around the can. It does not leave uncut areas, jagged edges, or little whiskers of metal that could fall into the food. It does not strain even my somewhat arthritic hands. In short, it does the job it's supposed to do, and does it easily and smoothly. All Hail a Decent, Made-in-the-USA Can Opener! I'm going to give them as Christmas presents to a couple of people. Seriously.

Answer: leave uncut areas, jagged edges, or little whiskers of metal

This is one dandy can opener. After dealing with a couple of Chinese imports, I found this opener, bought it in a flash -- and the first time I used it, I remembered what a good hand can opener is. I had nearly forgotten. This opener CUTS through the metal easily and smoothly. It CUTS all the way around the can. <hl> It does not leave uncut areas, jagged edges, or little whiskers of metal that could fall into the food. <hl> It does not strain even my somewhat arthritic hands. In short, it does the job it's supposed to do, and does it easily and smoothly. All Hail a Decent, Made-in-the-USA Can Opener! I'm going to give them as Christmas presents to a couple of people. Seriously.

This is one dandy can opener. After dealing with a couple of Chinese imports, I found this opener, bought it in a flash -- and the first time I used it, I remembered what a good hand can opener is. I had nearly forgotten. This opener CUTS through the metal easily and smoothly. It CUTS all the way around the can. It does not <hl> leave uncut areas, jagged edges, or little whiskers of metal <hl> that could fall into the food. It does not strain even my somewhat arthritic hands. In short, it does the job it's supposed to do, and does it easily and smoothly. All Hail a Decent, Made-in-the-USA Can Opener! I'm going to give them as Christmas presents to a couple of people. Seriously.


Question: How does it cut?

Answer: metal easily and smoothly

This is one dandy can opener. After dealing with a couple of Chinese imports, I found this opener, bought it in a flash -- and the first time I used it, I remembered what a good hand can opener is. I had nearly forgotten. <hl> This opener CUTS through the metal easily and smoothly . <hl> It CUTS all the way around the can. It does not leave uncut areas, jagged edges, or little whiskers of metal that could fall into the food. It does not strain even my somewhat arthritic hands. In short, it does the job it's supposed to do, and does it easily and smoothly. All Hail a Decent, Made-in-the-USA Can Opener! I'm going to give them as Christmas presents to a couple of people. Seriously.

This is one dandy can opener. After dealing with a couple of Chinese imports, I found this opener, bought it in a flash -- and the first time I used it, I remembered what a good hand can opener is. I had nearly forgotten. This opener CUTS through the <hl> metal easily and smoothly <hl>. It CUTS all the way around the can. It does not leave uncut areas, jagged edges, or little whiskers of metal that could fall into the food. It does not strain even my somewhat arthritic hands. In short, it does the job it's supposed to do, and does it easily and smoothly. All Hail a Decent, Made-in-the-USA Can Opener! I'm going to give them as Christmas presents to a couple of people. Seriously.

This opener CUTS through the <hl> metal easily and smoothly <hl> .


Question: What does it not do?

Answer: strain even my somewhat arthritic hands.

This is one dandy can opener. After dealing with a couple of Chinese imports, I found this opener, bought it in a flash -- and the first time I used it, I remembered what a good hand can opener is. I had nearly forgotten. This opener CUTS through the metal easily and smoothly. It CUTS all the way around the can. It does not leave uncut areas, jagged edges, or little whiskers of metal that could fall into the food. <hl> It does not strain even my somewhat arthritic hands. In short, it does the job it's supposed to do, and does it easily and smoothly. <hl> All Hail a Decent, Made-in-the-USA Can Opener! I'm going to give them as Christmas presents to a couple of people. Seriously.

This is one dandy can opener. After dealing with a couple of Chinese imports, I found this opener, bought it in a flash -- and the first time I used it, I remembered what a good hand can opener is. I had nearly forgotten. This opener CUTS through the metal easily and smoothly. It CUTS all the way around the can. It does not leave uncut areas, jagged edges, or little whiskers of metal that could fall into the food. It does not <hl> strain even my somewhat arthritic hands. <hl> In short, it does the job it's supposed to do, and does it easily and smoothly. All Hail a Decent, Made-in-the-USA Can Opener! I'm going to give them as Christmas presents to a couple of people. Seriously.


Question: How is it described?

Answer: dandy

This is one dandy can opener.

<hl> This is one dandy can opener. <hl> After dealing with a couple of Chinese imports, I found this opener, bought it in a flash -- and the first time I used it, I remembered what a good hand can opener is. I had nearly forgotten. This opener CUTS through the metal easily and smoothly. It CUTS all the way around the can. It does not leave uncut areas, jagged edges, or little whiskers of metal that could fall into the food. It does not strain even my somewhat arthritic hands. In short, it does the job it's supposed to do, and does it easily and smoothly. All Hail a Decent, Made-in-the-USA Can Opener! I'm going to give them as Christmas presents to a couple of people. Seriously.

This is one <hl> dandy <hl> can opener. After dealing with a couple of Chinese imports, I found this opener, bought it in a flash -- and the first time I used it, I remembered what a good hand can opener is. I had nearly forgotten. This opener CUTS through the metal easily and smoothly. It CUTS all the way around the can. It does not leave uncut areas, jagged edges, or little whiskers of metal that could fall into the food. It does not strain even my somewhat arthritic hands. In short, it does the job it's supposed to do, and does it easily and smoothly. All Hail a Decent, Made-in-the-USA Can Opener! I'm going to give them as Christmas presents to a couple of people. Seriously.


Question: Who pitched Mr. Coffee?

Even if you're not old enough to remember Joe DiMaggio pitching for Mr. Coffee, you can appreciate the gold standard of "regular" coffee makers. No, this is not some fancy expresso machine, nor a contraption that grinds beans and then makes the gourmet cup. It's not an expensive single cup at a time either (although you can make as few as 2 cups w/o any loss of quality). Rather, it's a simple machine that does its job extremely well.The design is sufficiently attractive to keep on the counter for ease of use. The clock, programming, auto shut off are all one needs and would expect. Very easy to operate.Cleaning has been a problem with these units before; but the newest edition seems to have made the process easier.Bottom line: the coffee tastes great, the machine operates easily, and for those who need that first cup ready when stumbling into the morning kitchen, a real winner. The price is also highly competitive, and you get much for your money.

Answer: Joe DiMaggio

<hl> Even if you're not old enough to remember Joe DiMaggio pitching for Mr. Coffee, you can appreciate the gold standard of "regular" coffee makers. <hl> No, this is not some fancy expresso machine, nor a contraption that grinds beans and then makes the gourmet cup. It's not an expensive single cup at a time either (although you can make as few as 2 cups w/o any loss of quality). Rather, it's a simple machine that does its job extremely well. The design is sufficiently attractive to keep on the counter for ease of use. The clock, programming, auto shut off are all one needs and would expect. Very easy to operate. Cleaning has been a problem with these units before; but the newest edition seems to have made the process easier. Bottom line: the coffee tastes great, the machine operates easily, and for those who need that first cup ready when stumbling into the morning kitchen, a real winner. The price is also highly competitive, and you get much for your money.

Even if you're not old enough to remember <hl> Joe DiMaggio <hl> pitching for Mr. Coffee, you can appreciate the gold standard of "regular" coffee makers. No, this is not some fancy expresso machine, nor a contraption that grinds beans and then makes the gourmet cup. It's not an expensive single cup at a time either (although you can make as few as 2 cups w/o any loss of quality). Rather, it's a simple machine that does its job extremely well.The design is sufficiently attractive to keep on the counter for ease of use. The clock, programming, auto shut off are all one needs and would expect. Very easy to operate.Cleaning has been a problem with these units before; but the newest edition seems to have made the process easier.Bottom line: the coffee tastes great, the machine operates easily, and for those who need that first cup ready when stumbling into the morning kitchen, a real winner. The price is also highly competitive, and you get much for your money.


Question: How does the coffee taste?

Answer: great

Even if you're not old enough to remember Joe DiMaggio pitching for Mr. Coffee, you can appreciate the gold standard of "regular" coffee makers. No, this is not some fancy expresso machine, nor a contraption that grinds beans and then makes the gourmet cup. It's not an expensive single cup at a time either (although you can make as few as 2 cups w/o any loss of quality). Rather, it's a simple machine that does its job extremely well. The design is sufficiently attractive to keep on the counter for ease of use. The clock, programming, auto shut off are all one needs and would expect. Very easy to operate. Cleaning has been a problem with these units before; but the newest edition seems to have made the process easier. <hl> Bottom line: the coffee tastes great , the machine operates easily, and for those who need that first cup ready when stumbling into the morning kitchen, a real winner. <hl> The price is also highly competitive, and you get much for your money.

Even if you're not old enough to remember Joe DiMaggio pitching for Mr. Coffee, you can appreciate the gold standard of "regular" coffee makers. No, this is not some fancy expresso machine, nor a contraption that grinds beans and then makes the gourmet cup. It's not an expensive single cup at a time either (although you can make as few as 2 cups w/o any loss of quality). Rather, it's a simple machine that does its job extremely well.The design is sufficiently attractive to keep on the counter for ease of use. The clock, programming, auto shut off are all one needs and would expect. Very easy to operate.Cleaning has been a problem with these units before; but the newest edition seems to have made the process easier.Bottom line: the coffee tastes <hl> great <hl>, the machine operates easily, and for those who need that first cup ready when stumbling into the morning kitchen, a real winner. The price is also highly competitive, and you get much for your money.

Bottom line: the coffee tastes <hl> great <hl> , the machine operates easily, and for those who need that first cup ready when stumbling into the morning kitchen, a real winner.


Question: What has been a problem before?

Answer: Cleaning

Even if you're not old enough to remember Joe DiMaggio pitching for Mr. Coffee, you can appreciate the gold standard of "regular" coffee makers. No, this is not some fancy expresso machine, nor a contraption that grinds beans and then makes the gourmet cup. It's not an expensive single cup at a time either (although you can make as few as 2 cups w/o any loss of quality). Rather, it's a simple machine that does its job extremely well. The design is sufficiently attractive to keep on the counter for ease of use. The clock, programming, auto shut off are all one needs and would expect. Very easy to operate. <hl> Cleaning has been a problem with these units before; but the newest edition seems to have made the process easier. <hl> Bottom line: the coffee tastes great, the machine operates easily, and for those who need that first cup ready when stumbling into the morning kitchen, a real winner. The price is also highly competitive, and you get much for your money.

Even if you're not old enough to remember Joe DiMaggio pitching for Mr. Coffee, you can appreciate the gold standard of "regular" coffee makers. No, this is not some fancy expresso machine, nor a contraption that grinds beans and then makes the gourmet cup. It's not an expensive single cup at a time either (although you can make as few as 2 cups w/o any loss of quality). Rather, it's a simple machine that does its job extremely well.The design is sufficiently attractive to keep on the counter for ease of use. The clock, programming, auto shut off are all one needs and would expect. Very easy to operate.<hl> Cleaning <hl> has been a problem with these units before; but the newest edition seems to have made the process easier.Bottom line: the coffee tastes great, the machine operates easily, and for those who need that first cup ready when stumbling into the morning kitchen, a real winner. The price is also highly competitive, and you get much for your money.


Question: How is the cost?

Answer: competitive

Even if you're not old enough to remember Joe DiMaggio pitching for Mr. Coffee, you can appreciate the gold standard of "regular" coffee makers. No, this is not some fancy expresso machine, nor a contraption that grinds beans and then makes the gourmet cup. It's not an expensive single cup at a time either (although you can make as few as 2 cups w/o any loss of quality). Rather, it's a simple machine that does its job extremely well. The design is sufficiently attractive to keep on the counter for ease of use. The clock, programming, auto shut off are all one needs and would expect. Very easy to operate. Cleaning has been a problem with these units before; but the newest edition seems to have made the process easier. Bottom line: the coffee tastes great, the machine operates easily, and for those who need that first cup ready when stumbling into the morning kitchen, a real winner. <hl> The price is also highly competitive , and you get much for your money. <hl>

Even if you're not old enough to remember Joe DiMaggio pitching for Mr. Coffee, you can appreciate the gold standard of "regular" coffee makers. No, this is not some fancy expresso machine, nor a contraption that grinds beans and then makes the gourmet cup. It's not an expensive single cup at a time either (although you can make as few as 2 cups w/o any loss of quality). Rather, it's a simple machine that does its job extremely well.The design is sufficiently attractive to keep on the counter for ease of use. The clock, programming, auto shut off are all one needs and would expect. Very easy to operate.Cleaning has been a problem with these units before; but the newest edition seems to have made the process easier.Bottom line: the coffee tastes great, the machine operates easily, and for those who need that first cup ready when stumbling into the morning kitchen, a real winner. The price is also highly <hl> competitive <hl>, and you get much for your money.

The price is also highly <hl> competitive <hl> , and you get much for your money.


Question: What are some features?

Answer: clock, programming, auto shut off

Even if you're not old enough to remember Joe DiMaggio pitching for Mr. Coffee, you can appreciate the gold standard of "regular" coffee makers. No, this is not some fancy expresso machine, nor a contraption that grinds beans and then makes the gourmet cup. It's not an expensive single cup at a time either (although you can make as few as 2 cups w/o any loss of quality). Rather, it's a simple machine that does its job extremely well. The design is sufficiently attractive to keep on the counter for ease of use. <hl> The clock, programming, auto shut off are all one needs and would expect. <hl> Very easy to operate. Cleaning has been a problem with these units before; but the newest edition seems to have made the process easier. Bottom line: the coffee tastes great, the machine operates easily, and for those who need that first cup ready when stumbling into the morning kitchen, a real winner. The price is also highly competitive, and you get much for your money.

Even if you're not old enough to remember Joe DiMaggio pitching for Mr. Coffee, you can appreciate the gold standard of "regular" coffee makers. No, this is not some fancy expresso machine, nor a contraption that grinds beans and then makes the gourmet cup. It's not an expensive single cup at a time either (although you can make as few as 2 cups w/o any loss of quality). Rather, it's a simple machine that does its job extremely well.The design is sufficiently attractive to keep on the counter for ease of use. The <hl> clock, programming, auto shut off <hl> are all one needs and would expect. Very easy to operate.Cleaning has been a problem with these units before; but the newest edition seems to have made the process easier.Bottom line: the coffee tastes great, the machine operates easily, and for those who need that first cup ready when stumbling into the morning kitchen, a real winner. The price is also highly competitive, and you get much for your money.


Question: What do they use?

I use the pinch spoon to measure a powdered medication for my little dog Moosey. I don't want to overdose him with a careless shake and this works great. Stainless steel is sanitary and long lasting.

Answer: pinch spoon

<hl> I use the pinch spoon to measure a powdered medication for my little dog Moosey. <hl> I don't want to overdose him with a careless shake and this works great. Stainless steel is sanitary and long lasting.

I use the <hl> pinch spoon <hl> to measure a powdered medication for my little dog Moosey. I don't want to overdose him with a careless shake and this works great. Stainless steel is sanitary and long lasting.


Question: What is the dogs name?

Answer: Moosey

<hl> I use the pinch spoon to measure a powdered medication for my little dog Moosey . <hl> I don't want to overdose him with a careless shake and this works great. Stainless steel is sanitary and long lasting.

I use the pinch spoon to measure a powdered medication for my little dog <hl> Moosey <hl>. I don't want to overdose him with a careless shake and this works great. Stainless steel is sanitary and long lasting.

I use the pinch spoon to measure a powdered medication for my little dog <hl> Moosey <hl> .


Question: What do they not want to do?

Answer: overdose him

I use the pinch spoon to measure a powdered medication for my little dog Moosey. <hl> I don't want to overdose him with a careless shake and this works great. <hl> Stainless steel is sanitary and long lasting.

I use the pinch spoon to measure a powdered medication for my little dog Moosey. I don't want to <hl> overdose him <hl> with a careless shake and this works great. Stainless steel is sanitary and long lasting.


Question: What is it made from?

Answer: Stainless steel

I use the pinch spoon to measure a powdered medication for my little dog Moosey. I don't want to overdose him with a careless shake and this works great. <hl> Stainless steel is sanitary and long lasting. <hl>

I use the pinch spoon to measure a powdered medication for my little dog Moosey. I don't want to overdose him with a careless shake and this works great. <hl> Stainless steel <hl> is sanitary and long lasting.


Question: What do you have to hold open in order to pour?

Good things: It is pretty, and I think stays cleaner than a stainless steel kettle, both inside and outside. The short list ends here.Bad things: You have to hold the spout open to pour, which is a pain. The handle is such that you must always protect your hand when pouring with a cloth, or you will get burned every time. It does not pour in a nice flow, it sloshes water all over the place. That is the worst part, that you can't poor without water spattering around. I make coffee pouring boiling water into a funnel. It is about impossible to do this in a proper fashion with this teapot. Often the Whistle does not work. The top is very tight, but still does not seal properly. On reaching the boiling point, water spatters out of the spout opening if you fill it up to anywhere near capacity. As the bottom surface is smaller than in a convention design, you can't heat water up as fast, the flame will go around the pot rather than all hit the bottom.I recently left it on the stove and forgot, and the whistle did not work. The water boiled away. I was overjoyed when I saw that the plastic spout cover was melted, so I could throw it away. I got a stainless steel tea pot at Walmart, and am happy with it.

Answer: spout

Good things: It is pretty, and I think stays cleaner than a stainless steel kettle, both inside and outside. The short list ends here. <hl> Bad things: You have to hold the spout open to pour, which is a pain. <hl> The handle is such that you must always protect your hand when pouring with a cloth, or you will get burned every time. It does not pour in a nice flow, it sloshes water all over the place. That is the worst part, that you can't poor without water spattering around. I make coffee pouring boiling water into a funnel. It is about impossible to do this in a proper fashion with this teapot. Often the Whistle does not work. The top is very tight, but still does not seal properly. On reaching the boiling point, water spatters out of the spout opening if you fill it up to anywhere near capacity. As the bottom surface is smaller than in a convention design, you can't heat water up as fast, the flame will go around the pot rather than all hit the bottom. I recently left it on the stove and forgot, and the whistle did not work. The water boiled away. I was overjoyed when I saw that the plastic spout cover was melted, so I could throw it away. I got a stainless steel tea pot at Walmart, and am happy with it.

Good things: It is pretty, and I think stays cleaner than a stainless steel kettle, both inside and outside. The short list ends here.Bad things: You have to hold the <hl> spout <hl> open to pour, which is a pain. The handle is such that you must always protect your hand when pouring with a cloth, or you will get burned every time. It does not pour in a nice flow, it sloshes water all over the place. That is the worst part, that you can't poor without water spattering around. I make coffee pouring boiling water into a funnel. It is about impossible to do this in a proper fashion with this teapot. Often the Whistle does not work. The top is very tight, but still does not seal properly. On reaching the boiling point, water spatters out of the spout opening if you fill it up to anywhere near capacity. As the bottom surface is smaller than in a convention design, you can't heat water up as fast, the flame will go around the pot rather than all hit the bottom.I recently left it on the stove and forgot, and the whistle did not work. The water boiled away. I was overjoyed when I saw that the plastic spout cover was melted, so I could throw it away. I got a stainless steel tea pot at Walmart, and am happy with it.


Question: What does it stay cleaner than?

Answer: stainless steel kettle

<hl> Good things: It is pretty, and I think stays cleaner than a stainless steel kettle , both inside and outside. <hl> The short list ends here. Bad things: You have to hold the spout open to pour, which is a pain. The handle is such that you must always protect your hand when pouring with a cloth, or you will get burned every time. It does not pour in a nice flow, it sloshes water all over the place. That is the worst part, that you can't poor without water spattering around. I make coffee pouring boiling water into a funnel. It is about impossible to do this in a proper fashion with this teapot. Often the Whistle does not work. The top is very tight, but still does not seal properly. On reaching the boiling point, water spatters out of the spout opening if you fill it up to anywhere near capacity. As the bottom surface is smaller than in a convention design, you can't heat water up as fast, the flame will go around the pot rather than all hit the bottom. I recently left it on the stove and forgot, and the whistle did not work. The water boiled away. I was overjoyed when I saw that the plastic spout cover was melted, so I could throw it away. I got a stainless steel tea pot at Walmart, and am happy with it.

Good things: It is pretty, and I think stays cleaner than a <hl> stainless steel kettle <hl>, both inside and outside. The short list ends here.Bad things: You have to hold the spout open to pour, which is a pain. The handle is such that you must always protect your hand when pouring with a cloth, or you will get burned every time. It does not pour in a nice flow, it sloshes water all over the place. That is the worst part, that you can't poor without water spattering around. I make coffee pouring boiling water into a funnel. It is about impossible to do this in a proper fashion with this teapot. Often the Whistle does not work. The top is very tight, but still does not seal properly. On reaching the boiling point, water spatters out of the spout opening if you fill it up to anywhere near capacity. As the bottom surface is smaller than in a convention design, you can't heat water up as fast, the flame will go around the pot rather than all hit the bottom.I recently left it on the stove and forgot, and the whistle did not work. The water boiled away. I was overjoyed when I saw that the plastic spout cover was melted, so I could throw it away. I got a stainless steel tea pot at Walmart, and am happy with it.

Good things: It is pretty, and I think stays cleaner than a <hl> stainless steel kettle <hl> , both inside and outside.