Question: What is important to do prior to removing baked item?

Answer: let the baked items cool

I am a silicone pan convert. I still love my metal pans and continue to buy them like mad, but I'm no longer afraid of the silicone. These are individual muffin or cupcake pans, about the same size as one cavity in a standard 12-cup metal muffin pan. They have lovely large and deep scalloped sides which make the cupcakes or muffins look delightful when popped out of the baking pan. These are cute served with either end up. If you're glazing or serving with a sauce, the smaller end up (bottom) looks great, and if you're frosting them with swirls of fluffy frosting, then serve them in the more traditional manner. <hl> I find I need to turn the oven heat down about 25 degrees when cooking in silicone, I bake them on a cookie sheet spaced a few inches apart, and it's important to let the baked items cool in the pans. <hl> They will be too tender and soft to come out in one piece if you try to remove them while they are still hot. Brush with melted butter or spritz with non-stick spray for the first use, and it won't be necessary after that. I wash these by hand, just because it's easy, though they are dishwasher safe. They stack nicely and don't take up much space. I probably need a second set!

I am a silicone pan convert. I still love my metal pans and continue to buy them like mad, but I'm no longer afraid of the silicone.These are individual muffin or cupcake pans, about the same size as one cavity in a standard 12-cup metal muffin pan. They have lovely large and deep scalloped sides which make the cupcakes or muffins look delightful when popped out of the baking pan. These are cute served with either end up. If you're glazing or serving with a sauce, the smaller end up (bottom) looks great, and if you're frosting them with swirls of fluffy frosting, then serve them in the more traditional manner.I find I need to turn the oven heat down about 25 degrees when cooking in silicone, I bake them on a cookie sheet spaced a few inches apart, and it's important to <hl> let the baked items cool <hl> in the pans. They will be too tender and soft to come out in one piece if you try to remove them while they are still hot.Brush with melted butter or spritz with non-stick spray for the first use, and it won't be necessary after that. I wash these by hand, just because it's easy, though they are dishwasher safe. They stack nicely and don't take up much space. I probably need a second set!


Question: The baked items should be brushed with what?

I am a silicone pan convert. I still love my metal pans and continue to buy them like mad, but I'm no longer afraid of the silicone.These are individual muffin or cupcake pans, about the same size as one cavity in a standard 12-cup metal muffin pan. They have lovely large and deep scalloped sides which make the cupcakes or muffins look delightful when popped out of the baking pan. These are cute served with either end up. If you're glazing or serving with a sauce, the smaller end up (bottom) looks great, and if you're frosting them with swirls of fluffy frosting, then serve them in the more traditional manner.I find I need to turn the oven heat down about 25 degrees when cooking in silicone, I bake them on a cookie sheet spaced a few inches apart, and it's important to let the baked items cool in the pans. They will be too tender and soft to come out in one piece if you try to remove them while they are still hot.Brush with melted butter or spritz with non-stick spray for the first use, and it won't be necessary after that. I wash these by hand, just because it's easy, though they are dishwasher safe. They stack nicely and don't take up much space. I probably need a second set!

Answer: melted butter

I am a silicone pan convert. I still love my metal pans and continue to buy them like mad, but I'm no longer afraid of the silicone. These are individual muffin or cupcake pans, about the same size as one cavity in a standard 12-cup metal muffin pan. They have lovely large and deep scalloped sides which make the cupcakes or muffins look delightful when popped out of the baking pan. These are cute served with either end up. If you're glazing or serving with a sauce, the smaller end up (bottom) looks great, and if you're frosting them with swirls of fluffy frosting, then serve them in the more traditional manner. I find I need to turn the oven heat down about 25 degrees when cooking in silicone, I bake them on a cookie sheet spaced a few inches apart, and it's important to let the baked items cool in the pans. They will be too tender and soft to come out in one piece if you try to remove them while they are still hot. <hl> Brush with melted butter or spritz with non-stick spray for the first use, and it won't be necessary after that. <hl> I wash these by hand, just because it's easy, though they are dishwasher safe. They stack nicely and don't take up much space. I probably need a second set!

I am a silicone pan convert. I still love my metal pans and continue to buy them like mad, but I'm no longer afraid of the silicone.These are individual muffin or cupcake pans, about the same size as one cavity in a standard 12-cup metal muffin pan. They have lovely large and deep scalloped sides which make the cupcakes or muffins look delightful when popped out of the baking pan. These are cute served with either end up. If you're glazing or serving with a sauce, the smaller end up (bottom) looks great, and if you're frosting them with swirls of fluffy frosting, then serve them in the more traditional manner.I find I need to turn the oven heat down about 25 degrees when cooking in silicone, I bake them on a cookie sheet spaced a few inches apart, and it's important to let the baked items cool in the pans. They will be too tender and soft to come out in one piece if you try to remove them while they are still hot.Brush with <hl> melted butter <hl> or spritz with non-stick spray for the first use, and it won't be necessary after that. I wash these by hand, just because it's easy, though they are dishwasher safe. They stack nicely and don't take up much space. I probably need a second set!


Question: What is the product being reviewed?

Thanks to Against all Grain cookbook by Danielle, I bought this slicer to spiral zucchini into spaghetti noodles. My favorite item to use in the kitchen. Easy cleaning. Suctions down. Great Slicer. Thanks Again.

Answer: Slicer

Great Slicer .

Thanks to Against all Grain cookbook by Danielle, I bought this slicer to spiral zucchini into spaghetti noodles. My favorite item to use in the kitchen. Easy cleaning. Suctions down. <hl> Great Slicer . <hl> Thanks Again.

Thanks to Against all Grain cookbook by Danielle, I bought this slicer to spiral zucchini into spaghetti noodles. My favorite item to use in the kitchen. Easy cleaning. Suctions down. Great <hl> Slicer <hl>. Thanks Again.


Question: The name of the author of the book is?

Answer: Danielle

<hl> Thanks to Against all Grain cookbook by Danielle , I bought this slicer to spiral zucchini into spaghetti noodles. <hl> My favorite item to use in the kitchen. Easy cleaning. Suctions down. Great Slicer. Thanks Again.

Thanks to Against all Grain cookbook by <hl> Danielle <hl>, I bought this slicer to spiral zucchini into spaghetti noodles. My favorite item to use in the kitchen. Easy cleaning. Suctions down. Great Slicer. Thanks Again.

Thanks to Against all Grain cookbook by <hl> Danielle <hl> , I bought this slicer to spiral zucchini into spaghetti noodles.


Question: The name of the cookbook mentioned is?

Answer: Against all Grain

<hl> Thanks to Against all Grain cookbook by Danielle, I bought this slicer to spiral zucchini into spaghetti noodles. <hl> My favorite item to use in the kitchen. Easy cleaning. Suctions down. Great Slicer. Thanks Again.

Thanks to <hl> Against all Grain <hl> cookbook by Danielle, I bought this slicer to spiral zucchini into spaghetti noodles. My favorite item to use in the kitchen. Easy cleaning. Suctions down. Great Slicer. Thanks Again.


Question: The product bought was used to?

Answer: spiral zucchini into spaghetti noodles

<hl> Thanks to Against all Grain cookbook by Danielle, I bought this slicer to spiral zucchini into spaghetti noodles . <hl> My favorite item to use in the kitchen. Easy cleaning. Suctions down. Great Slicer. Thanks Again.

Thanks to Against all Grain cookbook by Danielle, I bought this slicer to <hl> spiral zucchini into spaghetti noodles <hl>. My favorite item to use in the kitchen. Easy cleaning. Suctions down. Great Slicer. Thanks Again.

Thanks to Against all Grain cookbook by Danielle, I bought this slicer to <hl> spiral zucchini into spaghetti noodles <hl> .


Question: The item is the favored item to use where?

Answer: in the kitchen

Thanks to Against all Grain cookbook by Danielle, I bought this slicer to spiral zucchini into spaghetti noodles. <hl> My favorite item to use in the kitchen . <hl> Easy cleaning. Suctions down. Great Slicer. Thanks Again.

Thanks to Against all Grain cookbook by Danielle, I bought this slicer to spiral zucchini into spaghetti noodles. My favorite item to use <hl> in the kitchen <hl>. Easy cleaning. Suctions down. Great Slicer. Thanks Again.

My favorite item to use <hl> in the kitchen <hl> .


Question: From what online ecommerce service were the filters purchased from?

I am new to Reverse Osmosis (RO) filter sys. I bought a Intellitec water purity tester to check water quality. The tester reads Total Dissolved Solids(TDS), in parts per million (PPM). This is the testers water chart;__RO, Deionization, Microfiltration, Distillation:~~~~~50 PPM__Some bottled, Carbon filtration:~~~~~~~~~~~~50 - 150 PPM__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~150 - 400 PPM__Well water (EPA max allowed 500):~~~~~~~~~~400 - 1000 PPMMy readings using copper and CPVC pipes in Detroit Mi. My RO is using these ISpring filters.;__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~98 PPM__RO:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~25 PPM__My Fridge filters the RO water one more time:~~~~~~~22 PPMI ordered my filters with my Amazon account, but, using ISpring as the seller option. My RO is BareWater system. ISpring and I communicated a few times, I am new but confused with RO, their guidance was very good and fair.

Answer: Amazon

I am new to Reverse Osmosis (RO) filter sys. I bought a Intellitec water purity tester to check water quality. The tester reads Total Dissolved Solids(TDS), in parts per million (PPM). This is the testers water chart;__RO, Deionization, Microfiltration, Distillation:~~~~~50 PPM__Some bottled, Carbon filtration:~~~~~~~~~~~~50 - 150 PPM__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~150 - 400 PPM__Well water (EPA max allowed 500):~~~~~~~~~~400 - 1000 PPMMy readings using copper and CPVC pipes in Detroit Mi. My RO is using these ISpring filters.;__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~98 PPM__RO:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~25 <hl> PPM__My Fridge filters the RO water one more time:~~~~~~~22 PPMI ordered my filters with my Amazon account, but, using ISpring as the seller option. <hl> My RO is BareWater system. ISpring and I communicated a few times, I am new but confused with RO, their guidance was very good and fair.

I am new to Reverse Osmosis (RO) filter sys. I bought a Intellitec water purity tester to check water quality. The tester reads Total Dissolved Solids(TDS), in parts per million (PPM). This is the testers water chart;__RO, Deionization, Microfiltration, Distillation:~~~~~50 PPM__Some bottled, Carbon filtration:~~~~~~~~~~~~50 - 150 PPM__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~150 - 400 PPM__Well water (EPA max allowed 500):~~~~~~~~~~400 - 1000 PPMMy readings using copper and CPVC pipes in Detroit Mi. My RO is using these ISpring filters.;__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~98 PPM__RO:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~25 PPM__My Fridge filters the RO water one more time:~~~~~~~22 PPMI ordered my filters with my <hl> Amazon <hl> account, but, using ISpring as the seller option. My RO is BareWater system. ISpring and I communicated a few times, I am new but confused with RO, their guidance was very good and fair.


Question: What is the brand name of the tester to check water quality?

Answer: Intellitec

I am new to Reverse Osmosis (RO) filter sys. <hl> I bought a Intellitec water purity tester to check water quality. <hl> The tester reads Total Dissolved Solids(TDS), in parts per million (PPM). This is the testers water chart;__RO, Deionization, Microfiltration, Distillation:~~~~~50 PPM__Some bottled, Carbon filtration:~~~~~~~~~~~~50 - 150 PPM__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~150 - 400 PPM__Well water (EPA max allowed 500):~~~~~~~~~~400 - 1000 PPMMy readings using copper and CPVC pipes in Detroit Mi. My RO is using these ISpring filters.;__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~98 PPM__RO:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~25 PPM__My Fridge filters the RO water one more time:~~~~~~~22 PPMI ordered my filters with my Amazon account, but, using ISpring as the seller option. My RO is BareWater system. ISpring and I communicated a few times, I am new but confused with RO, their guidance was very good and fair.

I am new to Reverse Osmosis (RO) filter sys. I bought a <hl> Intellitec <hl> water purity tester to check water quality. The tester reads Total Dissolved Solids(TDS), in parts per million (PPM). This is the testers water chart;__RO, Deionization, Microfiltration, Distillation:~~~~~50 PPM__Some bottled, Carbon filtration:~~~~~~~~~~~~50 - 150 PPM__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~150 - 400 PPM__Well water (EPA max allowed 500):~~~~~~~~~~400 - 1000 PPMMy readings using copper and CPVC pipes in Detroit Mi. My RO is using these ISpring filters.;__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~98 PPM__RO:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~25 PPM__My Fridge filters the RO water one more time:~~~~~~~22 PPMI ordered my filters with my Amazon account, but, using ISpring as the seller option. My RO is BareWater system. ISpring and I communicated a few times, I am new but confused with RO, their guidance was very good and fair.


Question: What is the max rating from the EPA for bottled water?

Answer: 500

I am new to Reverse Osmosis (RO) filter sys. I bought a Intellitec water purity tester to check water quality. The tester reads Total Dissolved Solids(TDS), in parts per million (PPM). <hl> This is the testers water chart;__RO, Deionization, Microfiltration, Distillation:~~~~~50 PPM__Some bottled, Carbon filtration:~~~~~~~~~~~~50 - 150 PPM__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~150 - 400 PPM__Well water (EPA max allowed 500 ):~~~~~~~~~~400 - 1000 PPMMy readings using copper and CPVC pipes in Detroit Mi. <hl> My RO is using these ISpring filters.;__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~98 PPM__RO:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~25 PPM__My Fridge filters the RO water one more time:~~~~~~~22 PPMI ordered my filters with my Amazon account, but, using ISpring as the seller option. My RO is BareWater system. ISpring and I communicated a few times, I am new but confused with RO, their guidance was very good and fair.

I am new to Reverse Osmosis (RO) filter sys. I bought a Intellitec water purity tester to check water quality. The tester reads Total Dissolved Solids(TDS), in parts per million (PPM). This is the testers water chart;__RO, Deionization, Microfiltration, Distillation:~~~~~50 PPM__Some bottled, Carbon filtration:~~~~~~~~~~~~50 - 150 PPM__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~150 - 400 PPM__Well water (EPA max allowed <hl> 500 <hl>):~~~~~~~~~~400 - 1000 PPMMy readings using copper and CPVC pipes in Detroit Mi. My RO is using these ISpring filters.;__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~98 PPM__RO:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~25 PPM__My Fridge filters the RO water one more time:~~~~~~~22 PPMI ordered my filters with my Amazon account, but, using ISpring as the seller option. My RO is BareWater system. ISpring and I communicated a few times, I am new but confused with RO, their guidance was very good and fair.

This is the testers water chart;__RO, Deionization, Microfiltration, Distillation:~~~~~50 PPM__Some bottled, Carbon filtration:~~~~~~~~~~~~50 - 150 PPM__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~150 - 400 PPM__Well water (EPA max allowed <hl> 500 <hl> ):~~~~~~~~~~400 - 1000 PPMMy readings using copper and CPVC pipes in Detroit Mi.


Question: What is the brand name of the reverse osmosis filtration system purchased?

Answer: BareWater

My RO is BareWater system.

I am new to Reverse Osmosis (RO) filter sys. I bought a Intellitec water purity tester to check water quality. The tester reads Total Dissolved Solids(TDS), in parts per million (PPM). This is the testers water chart;__RO, Deionization, Microfiltration, Distillation:~~~~~50 PPM__Some bottled, Carbon filtration:~~~~~~~~~~~~50 - 150 PPM__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~150 - 400 PPM__Well water (EPA max allowed 500):~~~~~~~~~~400 - 1000 PPMMy readings using copper and CPVC pipes in Detroit Mi. My RO is using these ISpring filters.;__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~98 PPM__RO:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~25 PPM__My Fridge filters the RO water one more time:~~~~~~~22 PPMI ordered my filters with my Amazon account, but, using ISpring as the seller option. <hl> My RO is BareWater system. <hl> ISpring and I communicated a few times, I am new but confused with RO, their guidance was very good and fair.

I am new to Reverse Osmosis (RO) filter sys. I bought a Intellitec water purity tester to check water quality. The tester reads Total Dissolved Solids(TDS), in parts per million (PPM). This is the testers water chart;__RO, Deionization, Microfiltration, Distillation:~~~~~50 PPM__Some bottled, Carbon filtration:~~~~~~~~~~~~50 - 150 PPM__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~150 - 400 PPM__Well water (EPA max allowed 500):~~~~~~~~~~400 - 1000 PPMMy readings using copper and CPVC pipes in Detroit Mi. My RO is using these ISpring filters.;__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~98 PPM__RO:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~25 PPM__My Fridge filters the RO water one more time:~~~~~~~22 PPMI ordered my filters with my Amazon account, but, using ISpring as the seller option. My RO is <hl> BareWater <hl> system. ISpring and I communicated a few times, I am new but confused with RO, their guidance was very good and fair.


Question: Who was the Amazon seller the filters were purchased from?

Answer: ISpring

I am new to Reverse Osmosis (RO) filter sys. I bought a Intellitec water purity tester to check water quality. The tester reads Total Dissolved Solids(TDS), in parts per million (PPM). This is the testers water chart;__RO, Deionization, Microfiltration, Distillation:~~~~~50 PPM__Some bottled, Carbon filtration:~~~~~~~~~~~~50 - 150 PPM__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~150 - 400 PPM__Well water (EPA max allowed 500):~~~~~~~~~~400 - 1000 PPMMy readings using copper and CPVC pipes in Detroit Mi. <hl> My RO is using these ISpring filters.;__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~98 PPM__RO:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~25 <hl> PPM__My Fridge filters the RO water one more time:~~~~~~~22 PPMI ordered my filters with my Amazon account, but, using ISpring as the seller option. My RO is BareWater system. ISpring and I communicated a few times, I am new but confused with RO, their guidance was very good and fair.

I am new to Reverse Osmosis (RO) filter sys. I bought a Intellitec water purity tester to check water quality. The tester reads Total Dissolved Solids(TDS), in parts per million (PPM). This is the testers water chart;__RO, Deionization, Microfiltration, Distillation:~~~~~50 PPM__Some bottled, Carbon filtration:~~~~~~~~~~~~50 - 150 PPM__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~150 - 400 PPM__Well water (EPA max allowed 500):~~~~~~~~~~400 - 1000 PPMMy readings using copper and CPVC pipes in Detroit Mi. My RO is using these <hl> ISpring <hl> filters.;__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~98 PPM__RO:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~25 PPM__My Fridge filters the RO water one more time:~~~~~~~22 PPMI ordered my filters with my Amazon account, but, using ISpring as the seller option. My RO is BareWater system. ISpring and I communicated a few times, I am new but confused with RO, their guidance was very good and fair.


Question: From what online ecommerce service were the filters purchased from?

Answer: Amazon

I am new to Reverse Osmosis (RO) filter sys. I bought a Intellitec water purity tester to check water quality. The tester reads Total Dissolved Solids(TDS), in parts per million (PPM). This is the testers water chart;__RO, Deionization, Microfiltration, Distillation:~~~~~50 PPM__Some bottled, Carbon filtration:~~~~~~~~~~~~50 - 150 PPM__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~150 - 400 PPM__Well water (EPA max allowed 500):~~~~~~~~~~400 - 1000 PPMMy readings using copper and CPVC pipes in Detroit Mi. My RO is using these ISpring filters.;__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~98 PPM__RO:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~25 <hl> PPM__My Fridge filters the RO water one more time:~~~~~~~22 PPMI ordered my filters with my Amazon account, but, using ISpring as the seller option. <hl> My RO is BareWater system. ISpring and I communicated a few times, I am new but confused with RO, their guidance was very good and fair.

I am new to Reverse Osmosis (RO) filter sys. I bought a Intellitec water purity tester to check water quality. The tester reads Total Dissolved Solids(TDS), in parts per million (PPM). This is the testers water chart;__RO, Deionization, Microfiltration, Distillation:~~~~~50 PPM__Some bottled, Carbon filtration:~~~~~~~~~~~~50 - 150 PPM__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~150 - 400 PPM__Well water (EPA max allowed 500):~~~~~~~~~~400 - 1000 PPMMy readings using copper and CPVC pipes in Detroit Mi. My RO is using these ISpring filters.;__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~98 PPM__RO:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~25 PPM__My Fridge filters the RO water one more time:~~~~~~~22 PPMI ordered my filters with my <hl> Amazon <hl> account, but, using ISpring as the seller option. My RO is BareWater system. ISpring and I communicated a few times, I am new but confused with RO, their guidance was very good and fair.


Question: What is the brand name of the tester to check water quality?

Answer: Intellitec

I am new to Reverse Osmosis (RO) filter sys. <hl> I bought a Intellitec water purity tester to check water quality. <hl> The tester reads Total Dissolved Solids(TDS), in parts per million (PPM). This is the testers water chart;__RO, Deionization, Microfiltration, Distillation:~~~~~50 PPM__Some bottled, Carbon filtration:~~~~~~~~~~~~50 - 150 PPM__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~150 - 400 PPM__Well water (EPA max allowed 500):~~~~~~~~~~400 - 1000 PPMMy readings using copper and CPVC pipes in Detroit Mi. My RO is using these ISpring filters.;__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~98 PPM__RO:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~25 PPM__My Fridge filters the RO water one more time:~~~~~~~22 PPMI ordered my filters with my Amazon account, but, using ISpring as the seller option. My RO is BareWater system. ISpring and I communicated a few times, I am new but confused with RO, their guidance was very good and fair.

I am new to Reverse Osmosis (RO) filter sys. I bought a <hl> Intellitec <hl> water purity tester to check water quality. The tester reads Total Dissolved Solids(TDS), in parts per million (PPM). This is the testers water chart;__RO, Deionization, Microfiltration, Distillation:~~~~~50 PPM__Some bottled, Carbon filtration:~~~~~~~~~~~~50 - 150 PPM__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~150 - 400 PPM__Well water (EPA max allowed 500):~~~~~~~~~~400 - 1000 PPMMy readings using copper and CPVC pipes in Detroit Mi. My RO is using these ISpring filters.;__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~98 PPM__RO:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~25 PPM__My Fridge filters the RO water one more time:~~~~~~~22 PPMI ordered my filters with my Amazon account, but, using ISpring as the seller option. My RO is BareWater system. ISpring and I communicated a few times, I am new but confused with RO, their guidance was very good and fair.


Question: What is the max rating from the EPA for bottled water?

Answer: 500

I am new to Reverse Osmosis (RO) filter sys. I bought a Intellitec water purity tester to check water quality. The tester reads Total Dissolved Solids(TDS), in parts per million (PPM). <hl> This is the testers water chart;__RO, Deionization, Microfiltration, Distillation:~~~~~50 PPM__Some bottled, Carbon filtration:~~~~~~~~~~~~50 - 150 PPM__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~150 - 400 PPM__Well water (EPA max allowed 500 ):~~~~~~~~~~400 - 1000 PPMMy readings using copper and CPVC pipes in Detroit Mi. <hl> My RO is using these ISpring filters.;__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~98 PPM__RO:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~25 PPM__My Fridge filters the RO water one more time:~~~~~~~22 PPMI ordered my filters with my Amazon account, but, using ISpring as the seller option. My RO is BareWater system. ISpring and I communicated a few times, I am new but confused with RO, their guidance was very good and fair.

I am new to Reverse Osmosis (RO) filter sys. I bought a Intellitec water purity tester to check water quality. The tester reads Total Dissolved Solids(TDS), in parts per million (PPM). This is the testers water chart;__RO, Deionization, Microfiltration, Distillation:~~~~~50 PPM__Some bottled, Carbon filtration:~~~~~~~~~~~~50 - 150 PPM__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~150 - 400 PPM__Well water (EPA max allowed <hl> 500 <hl>):~~~~~~~~~~400 - 1000 PPMMy readings using copper and CPVC pipes in Detroit Mi. My RO is using these ISpring filters.;__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~98 PPM__RO:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~25 PPM__My Fridge filters the RO water one more time:~~~~~~~22 PPMI ordered my filters with my Amazon account, but, using ISpring as the seller option. My RO is BareWater system. ISpring and I communicated a few times, I am new but confused with RO, their guidance was very good and fair.

This is the testers water chart;__RO, Deionization, Microfiltration, Distillation:~~~~~50 PPM__Some bottled, Carbon filtration:~~~~~~~~~~~~50 - 150 PPM__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~150 - 400 PPM__Well water (EPA max allowed <hl> 500 <hl> ):~~~~~~~~~~400 - 1000 PPMMy readings using copper and CPVC pipes in Detroit Mi.


Question: What is the brand name of the reverse osmosis filtration system purchased?

Answer: BareWater

My RO is BareWater system.

I am new to Reverse Osmosis (RO) filter sys. I bought a Intellitec water purity tester to check water quality. The tester reads Total Dissolved Solids(TDS), in parts per million (PPM). This is the testers water chart;__RO, Deionization, Microfiltration, Distillation:~~~~~50 PPM__Some bottled, Carbon filtration:~~~~~~~~~~~~50 - 150 PPM__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~150 - 400 PPM__Well water (EPA max allowed 500):~~~~~~~~~~400 - 1000 PPMMy readings using copper and CPVC pipes in Detroit Mi. My RO is using these ISpring filters.;__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~98 PPM__RO:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~25 PPM__My Fridge filters the RO water one more time:~~~~~~~22 PPMI ordered my filters with my Amazon account, but, using ISpring as the seller option. <hl> My RO is BareWater system. <hl> ISpring and I communicated a few times, I am new but confused with RO, their guidance was very good and fair.

I am new to Reverse Osmosis (RO) filter sys. I bought a Intellitec water purity tester to check water quality. The tester reads Total Dissolved Solids(TDS), in parts per million (PPM). This is the testers water chart;__RO, Deionization, Microfiltration, Distillation:~~~~~50 PPM__Some bottled, Carbon filtration:~~~~~~~~~~~~50 - 150 PPM__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~150 - 400 PPM__Well water (EPA max allowed 500):~~~~~~~~~~400 - 1000 PPMMy readings using copper and CPVC pipes in Detroit Mi. My RO is using these ISpring filters.;__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~98 PPM__RO:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~25 PPM__My Fridge filters the RO water one more time:~~~~~~~22 PPMI ordered my filters with my Amazon account, but, using ISpring as the seller option. My RO is <hl> BareWater <hl> system. ISpring and I communicated a few times, I am new but confused with RO, their guidance was very good and fair.


Question: Who was the Amazon seller the filters were purchased from?

Answer: ISpring

I am new to Reverse Osmosis (RO) filter sys. I bought a Intellitec water purity tester to check water quality. The tester reads Total Dissolved Solids(TDS), in parts per million (PPM). This is the testers water chart;__RO, Deionization, Microfiltration, Distillation:~~~~~50 PPM__Some bottled, Carbon filtration:~~~~~~~~~~~~50 - 150 PPM__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~150 - 400 PPM__Well water (EPA max allowed 500):~~~~~~~~~~400 - 1000 PPMMy readings using copper and CPVC pipes in Detroit Mi. <hl> My RO is using these ISpring filters.;__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~98 PPM__RO:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~25 <hl> PPM__My Fridge filters the RO water one more time:~~~~~~~22 PPMI ordered my filters with my Amazon account, but, using ISpring as the seller option. My RO is BareWater system. ISpring and I communicated a few times, I am new but confused with RO, their guidance was very good and fair.

I am new to Reverse Osmosis (RO) filter sys. I bought a Intellitec water purity tester to check water quality. The tester reads Total Dissolved Solids(TDS), in parts per million (PPM). This is the testers water chart;__RO, Deionization, Microfiltration, Distillation:~~~~~50 PPM__Some bottled, Carbon filtration:~~~~~~~~~~~~50 - 150 PPM__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~150 - 400 PPM__Well water (EPA max allowed 500):~~~~~~~~~~400 - 1000 PPMMy readings using copper and CPVC pipes in Detroit Mi. My RO is using these <hl> ISpring <hl> filters.;__Tap water:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~98 PPM__RO:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~25 PPM__My Fridge filters the RO water one more time:~~~~~~~22 PPMI ordered my filters with my Amazon account, but, using ISpring as the seller option. My RO is BareWater system. ISpring and I communicated a few times, I am new but confused with RO, their guidance was very good and fair.


Question: What is the brand name of the rice cooker purchased?

This rice cooker cooks my rice perfectly every time. I have grown up using rice cookers from the $30 models to the nicer Sanyo micro-processor models. The Zojurishi comes in handy to not only cook rice for large groups, but also to keep rice warm and ready for consuming for around two days. The 10 cup model is also good for one or two rice eaters. i believe you have to cook atleast two cups of rice, but the cups are smaller cups (i believe a 3/4 cup measuring). Although I haven't cooked brown rice yet it has some special settings for the GABA brown rice, which i will be switching to once my 15lb bag of jasmine long grain white rice is used up. Also, I still wonder why Zojirushi does not include any rice cleaning bowls, but make sure you grab one to easily wash your rice before cooking!I got mine using the Amazon warehouse for a discounted price and I couldn't really tell "the box was opened and the item was repackaged" since all of the stickers were still on it and it was well packaged. I saved over half the price as well going with this option. I love mine, get one!

Answer: Zojurishi

This rice cooker cooks my rice perfectly every time. I have grown up using rice cookers from the $30 models to the nicer Sanyo micro-processor models. <hl> The Zojurishi comes in handy to not only cook rice for large groups, but also to keep rice warm and ready for consuming for around two days. <hl> The 10 cup model is also good for one or two rice eaters. i believe you have to cook atleast two cups of rice, but the cups are smaller cups (i believe a 3/4 cup measuring). Although I haven't cooked brown rice yet it has some special settings for the GABA brown rice, which i will be switching to once my 15lb bag of jasmine long grain white rice is used up. Also, I still wonder why Zojirushi does not include any rice cleaning bowls, but make sure you grab one to easily wash your rice before cooking!I got mine using the Amazon warehouse for a discounted price and I couldn't really tell "the box was opened and the item was repackaged" since all of the stickers were still on it and it was well packaged. I saved over half the price as well going with this option. I love mine, get one!

This rice cooker cooks my rice perfectly every time. I have grown up using rice cookers from the $30 models to the nicer Sanyo micro-processor models. The <hl> Zojurishi <hl> comes in handy to not only cook rice for large groups, but also to keep rice warm and ready for consuming for around two days. The 10 cup model is also good for one or two rice eaters. i believe you have to cook atleast two cups of rice, but the cups are smaller cups (i believe a 3/4 cup measuring). Although I haven't cooked brown rice yet it has some special settings for the GABA brown rice, which i will be switching to once my 15lb bag of jasmine long grain white rice is used up. Also, I still wonder why Zojirushi does not include any rice cleaning bowls, but make sure you grab one to easily wash your rice before cooking!I got mine using the Amazon warehouse for a discounted price and I couldn't really tell "the box was opened and the item was repackaged" since all of the stickers were still on it and it was well packaged. I saved over half the price as well going with this option. I love mine, get one!


Question: How long can rice last in the Zojurishi rice cooker?

Answer: around two days

This rice cooker cooks my rice perfectly every time. I have grown up using rice cookers from the $30 models to the nicer Sanyo micro-processor models. <hl> The Zojurishi comes in handy to not only cook rice for large groups, but also to keep rice warm and ready for consuming for around two days . <hl> The 10 cup model is also good for one or two rice eaters. i believe you have to cook atleast two cups of rice, but the cups are smaller cups (i believe a 3/4 cup measuring). Although I haven't cooked brown rice yet it has some special settings for the GABA brown rice, which i will be switching to once my 15lb bag of jasmine long grain white rice is used up. Also, I still wonder why Zojirushi does not include any rice cleaning bowls, but make sure you grab one to easily wash your rice before cooking!I got mine using the Amazon warehouse for a discounted price and I couldn't really tell "the box was opened and the item was repackaged" since all of the stickers were still on it and it was well packaged. I saved over half the price as well going with this option. I love mine, get one!

This rice cooker cooks my rice perfectly every time. I have grown up using rice cookers from the $30 models to the nicer Sanyo micro-processor models. The Zojurishi comes in handy to not only cook rice for large groups, but also to keep rice warm and ready for consuming for <hl> around two days <hl>. The 10 cup model is also good for one or two rice eaters. i believe you have to cook atleast two cups of rice, but the cups are smaller cups (i believe a 3/4 cup measuring). Although I haven't cooked brown rice yet it has some special settings for the GABA brown rice, which i will be switching to once my 15lb bag of jasmine long grain white rice is used up. Also, I still wonder why Zojirushi does not include any rice cleaning bowls, but make sure you grab one to easily wash your rice before cooking!I got mine using the Amazon warehouse for a discounted price and I couldn't really tell "the box was opened and the item was repackaged" since all of the stickers were still on it and it was well packaged. I saved over half the price as well going with this option. I love mine, get one!

The Zojurishi comes in handy to not only cook rice for large groups, but also to keep rice warm and ready for consuming for <hl> around two days <hl> .


Question: What's the recommended minimum amount of rice to cook in the 10 cup model?

Answer: two cups

This rice cooker cooks my rice perfectly every time. I have grown up using rice cookers from the $30 models to the nicer Sanyo micro-processor models. The Zojurishi comes in handy to not only cook rice for large groups, but also to keep rice warm and ready for consuming for around two days. The 10 cup model is also good for one or two rice eaters. <hl> i believe you have to cook atleast two cups of rice, but the cups are smaller cups (i believe a 3/4 cup measuring). <hl> Although I haven't cooked brown rice yet it has some special settings for the GABA brown rice, which i will be switching to once my 15lb bag of jasmine long grain white rice is used up. Also, I still wonder why Zojirushi does not include any rice cleaning bowls, but make sure you grab one to easily wash your rice before cooking!I got mine using the Amazon warehouse for a discounted price and I couldn't really tell "the box was opened and the item was repackaged" since all of the stickers were still on it and it was well packaged. I saved over half the price as well going with this option. I love mine, get one!

This rice cooker cooks my rice perfectly every time. I have grown up using rice cookers from the $30 models to the nicer Sanyo micro-processor models. The Zojurishi comes in handy to not only cook rice for large groups, but also to keep rice warm and ready for consuming for around two days. The 10 cup model is also good for one or two rice eaters. i believe you have to cook atleast <hl> two cups <hl> of rice, but the cups are smaller cups (i believe a 3/4 cup measuring). Although I haven't cooked brown rice yet it has some special settings for the GABA brown rice, which i will be switching to once my 15lb bag of jasmine long grain white rice is used up. Also, I still wonder why Zojirushi does not include any rice cleaning bowls, but make sure you grab one to easily wash your rice before cooking!I got mine using the Amazon warehouse for a discounted price and I couldn't really tell "the box was opened and the item was repackaged" since all of the stickers were still on it and it was well packaged. I saved over half the price as well going with this option. I love mine, get one!


Question: What type of rice requires a special feature on the rice cooker?

Answer: GABA brown rice

This rice cooker cooks my rice perfectly every time. I have grown up using rice cookers from the $30 models to the nicer Sanyo micro-processor models. The Zojurishi comes in handy to not only cook rice for large groups, but also to keep rice warm and ready for consuming for around two days. The 10 cup model is also good for one or two rice eaters. i believe you have to cook atleast two cups of rice, but the cups are smaller cups (i believe a 3/4 cup measuring). <hl> Although I haven't cooked brown rice yet it has some special settings for the GABA brown rice , which i will be switching to once my 15lb bag of jasmine long grain white rice is used up. <hl> Also, I still wonder why Zojirushi does not include any rice cleaning bowls, but make sure you grab one to easily wash your rice before cooking!I got mine using the Amazon warehouse for a discounted price and I couldn't really tell "the box was opened and the item was repackaged" since all of the stickers were still on it and it was well packaged. I saved over half the price as well going with this option. I love mine, get one!

This rice cooker cooks my rice perfectly every time. I have grown up using rice cookers from the $30 models to the nicer Sanyo micro-processor models. The Zojurishi comes in handy to not only cook rice for large groups, but also to keep rice warm and ready for consuming for around two days. The 10 cup model is also good for one or two rice eaters. i believe you have to cook atleast two cups of rice, but the cups are smaller cups (i believe a 3/4 cup measuring). Although I haven't cooked brown rice yet it has some special settings for the <hl> GABA brown rice <hl>, which i will be switching to once my 15lb bag of jasmine long grain white rice is used up. Also, I still wonder why Zojirushi does not include any rice cleaning bowls, but make sure you grab one to easily wash your rice before cooking!I got mine using the Amazon warehouse for a discounted price and I couldn't really tell "the box was opened and the item was repackaged" since all of the stickers were still on it and it was well packaged. I saved over half the price as well going with this option. I love mine, get one!

Although I haven't cooked brown rice yet it has some special settings for the <hl> GABA brown rice <hl> , which i will be switching to once my 15lb bag of jasmine long grain white rice is used up.


Question: What online site was the rice cooker purchased from?

Answer: Amazon

This rice cooker cooks my rice perfectly every time. I have grown up using rice cookers from the $30 models to the nicer Sanyo micro-processor models. The Zojurishi comes in handy to not only cook rice for large groups, but also to keep rice warm and ready for consuming for around two days. The 10 cup model is also good for one or two rice eaters. i believe you have to cook atleast two cups of rice, but the cups are smaller cups (i believe a 3/4 cup measuring). Although I haven't cooked brown rice yet it has some special settings for the GABA brown rice, which i will be switching to once my 15lb bag of jasmine long grain white rice is used up. <hl> Also, I still wonder why Zojirushi does not include any rice cleaning bowls, but make sure you grab one to easily wash your rice before cooking!I got mine using the Amazon warehouse for a discounted price and I couldn't really tell "the box was opened and the item was repackaged" since all of the stickers were still on it and it was well packaged. <hl> I saved over half the price as well going with this option. I love mine, get one!

This rice cooker cooks my rice perfectly every time. I have grown up using rice cookers from the $30 models to the nicer Sanyo micro-processor models. The Zojurishi comes in handy to not only cook rice for large groups, but also to keep rice warm and ready for consuming for around two days. The 10 cup model is also good for one or two rice eaters. i believe you have to cook atleast two cups of rice, but the cups are smaller cups (i believe a 3/4 cup measuring). Although I haven't cooked brown rice yet it has some special settings for the GABA brown rice, which i will be switching to once my 15lb bag of jasmine long grain white rice is used up. Also, I still wonder why Zojirushi does not include any rice cleaning bowls, but make sure you grab one to easily wash your rice before cooking!I got mine using the <hl> Amazon <hl> warehouse for a discounted price and I couldn't really tell "the box was opened and the item was repackaged" since all of the stickers were still on it and it was well packaged. I saved over half the price as well going with this option. I love mine, get one!


Question: What was inside the box when it was first opened?

When I first opened the box with this "fryer" inside, I was a littleintimidated! The round, ball-like control panel looked bulky anddifficult to handle. In reality, the ease of operation was quitegood. So far, I have "fried" chicken that came out great - crispyon the outside and moist on the inside. I also used this cooker tomake "fried" potatoes. Again, I experienced very good results. Atthis time, I definitely recommend this procut. I gave it 4 out of 5stars only because it is bulky to store. I have yet to find a placefor it in my kitchen, so it is currently in my storage room.

Answer: fryer

<hl> When I first opened the box with this " fryer " inside, I was a littleintimidated! <hl> The round, ball-like control panel looked bulky anddifficult to handle. In reality, the ease of operation was quitegood. So far, I have "fried" chicken that came out great - crispyon the outside and moist on the inside. I also used this cooker tomake "fried" potatoes. Again, I experienced very good results. Atthis time, I definitely recommend this procut. I gave it 4 out of 5stars only because it is bulky to store. I have yet to find a placefor it in my kitchen, so it is currently in my storage room.

When I first opened the box with this "<hl> fryer <hl>" inside, I was a littleintimidated! The round, ball-like control panel looked bulky anddifficult to handle. In reality, the ease of operation was quitegood. So far, I have "fried" chicken that came out great - crispyon the outside and moist on the inside. I also used this cooker tomake "fried" potatoes. Again, I experienced very good results. Atthis time, I definitely recommend this procut. I gave it 4 out of 5stars only because it is bulky to store. I have yet to find a placefor it in my kitchen, so it is currently in my storage room.

When I first opened the box with this " <hl> fryer <hl> " inside, I was a littleintimidated!


Question: How did the purchaser describe their feelings on initial view of the item purchased?

Answer: intimidated

<hl> When I first opened the box with this "fryer" inside, I was a little intimidated ! <hl> The round, ball-like control panel looked bulky anddifficult to handle. In reality, the ease of operation was quitegood. So far, I have "fried" chicken that came out great - crispyon the outside and moist on the inside. I also used this cooker tomake "fried" potatoes. Again, I experienced very good results. Atthis time, I definitely recommend this procut. I gave it 4 out of 5stars only because it is bulky to store. I have yet to find a placefor it in my kitchen, so it is currently in my storage room.

When I first opened the box with this "fryer" inside, I was a little<hl> intimidated <hl>! The round, ball-like control panel looked bulky anddifficult to handle. In reality, the ease of operation was quitegood. So far, I have "fried" chicken that came out great - crispyon the outside and moist on the inside. I also used this cooker tomake "fried" potatoes. Again, I experienced very good results. Atthis time, I definitely recommend this procut. I gave it 4 out of 5stars only because it is bulky to store. I have yet to find a placefor it in my kitchen, so it is currently in my storage room.

When I first opened the box with this "fryer" inside, I was a little <hl> intimidated <hl> !


Question: How did the purchaser describe the quality of chicken cooked in the fryer?

Answer: crispyon the outside and moist on the inside

When I first opened the box with this "fryer" inside, I was a littleintimidated! The round, ball-like control panel looked bulky anddifficult to handle. In reality, the ease of operation was quitegood. <hl> So far, I have "fried" chicken that came out great - crispyon the outside and moist on the inside . <hl> I also used this cooker tomake "fried" potatoes. Again, I experienced very good results. Atthis time, I definitely recommend this procut. I gave it 4 out of 5stars only because it is bulky to store. I have yet to find a placefor it in my kitchen, so it is currently in my storage room.

When I first opened the box with this "fryer" inside, I was a littleintimidated! The round, ball-like control panel looked bulky anddifficult to handle. In reality, the ease of operation was quitegood. So far, I have "fried" chicken that came out great - <hl> crispyon the outside and moist on the inside <hl>. I also used this cooker tomake "fried" potatoes. Again, I experienced very good results. Atthis time, I definitely recommend this procut. I gave it 4 out of 5stars only because it is bulky to store. I have yet to find a placefor it in my kitchen, so it is currently in my storage room.

So far, I have "fried" chicken that came out great - <hl> crispyon the outside and moist on the inside <hl> .


Question: What is the purchaser's only gripe about the fryer?

Answer: bulky

When I first opened the box with this "fryer" inside, I was a littleintimidated! <hl> The round, ball-like control panel looked bulky anddifficult to handle. <hl> In reality, the ease of operation was quitegood. So far, I have "fried" chicken that came out great - crispyon the outside and moist on the inside. I also used this cooker tomake "fried" potatoes. Again, I experienced very good results. Atthis time, I definitely recommend this procut. I gave it 4 out of 5stars only because it is bulky to store. I have yet to find a placefor it in my kitchen, so it is currently in my storage room.

When I first opened the box with this "fryer" inside, I was a littleintimidated! The round, ball-like control panel looked <hl> bulky <hl> anddifficult to handle. In reality, the ease of operation was quitegood. So far, I have "fried" chicken that came out great - crispyon the outside and moist on the inside. I also used this cooker tomake "fried" potatoes. Again, I experienced very good results. Atthis time, I definitely recommend this procut. I gave it 4 out of 5stars only because it is bulky to store. I have yet to find a placefor it in my kitchen, so it is currently in my storage room.


Question: Where was the fryer stored in the purchaser's home?

Answer: storage room

When I first opened the box with this "fryer" inside, I was a littleintimidated! The round, ball-like control panel looked bulky anddifficult to handle. In reality, the ease of operation was quitegood. So far, I have "fried" chicken that came out great - crispyon the outside and moist on the inside. I also used this cooker tomake "fried" potatoes. Again, I experienced very good results. Atthis time, I definitely recommend this procut. I gave it 4 out of 5stars only because it is bulky to store. <hl> I have yet to find a placefor it in my kitchen, so it is currently in my storage room . <hl>

When I first opened the box with this "fryer" inside, I was a littleintimidated! The round, ball-like control panel looked bulky anddifficult to handle. In reality, the ease of operation was quitegood. So far, I have "fried" chicken that came out great - crispyon the outside and moist on the inside. I also used this cooker tomake "fried" potatoes. Again, I experienced very good results. Atthis time, I definitely recommend this procut. I gave it 4 out of 5stars only because it is bulky to store. I have yet to find a placefor it in my kitchen, so it is currently in my <hl> storage room <hl>.

I have yet to find a placefor it in my kitchen, so it is currently in my <hl> storage room <hl> .


Question: What was the kitchen appliance that the purchaser decided against buying?

I was poised to purchase an electric knife sharpener. I'm glad I didn't. I think this knife sharpener is just fine for the everyday "Mom" kind of cook. I'm not boning chicken or chopping cups upon cups of veggies every day. I doubt this is for the very serious cook, but that type cook should probably know to hone a knife properly with a stone or a steel.I used the 2nd slot for a newer top of the line J A Henckels chef knife, and both slots for dull Pampered Chef, Anolon and Martha Stewart knives. I did the paper test after, and all of the knives easily cut the paper at a 45 degree angle.This sharpener looks great and doesn't take up much space on the counter if you like to hone your knives before each use. Otherwise it fits fine into my knife drawer that is 3 1/2" deep.I have not used the knives after sharpening - I only did the paper test. I will still probably take the Henckels knife in for professional sharpening when it needs it, but I'll continue to use the 2nd slot to hone it up after every few uses.Well worth it for $19, but I would hesitate to pay the $40 retail price.

Answer: electric knife sharpener

<hl> I was poised to purchase an electric knife sharpener . <hl> I'm glad I didn't. I think this knife sharpener is just fine for the everyday "Mom" kind of cook. I'm not boning chicken or chopping cups upon cups of veggies every day. I doubt this is for the very serious cook, but that type cook should probably know to hone a knife properly with a stone or a steel. I used the 2nd slot for a newer top of the line J A Henckels chef knife, and both slots for dull Pampered Chef, Anolon and Martha Stewart knives. I did the paper test after, and all of the knives easily cut the paper at a 45 degree angle. This sharpener looks great and doesn't take up much space on the counter if you like to hone your knives before each use. Otherwise it fits fine into my knife drawer that is 3 1/2" deep. I have not used the knives after sharpening - I only did the paper test. I will still probably take the Henckels knife in for professional sharpening when it needs it, but I'll continue to use the 2nd slot to hone it up after every few uses. Well worth it for $19, but I would hesitate to pay the $40 retail price.

I was poised to purchase an <hl> electric knife sharpener <hl>. I'm glad I didn't. I think this knife sharpener is just fine for the everyday "Mom" kind of cook. I'm not boning chicken or chopping cups upon cups of veggies every day. I doubt this is for the very serious cook, but that type cook should probably know to hone a knife properly with a stone or a steel.I used the 2nd slot for a newer top of the line J A Henckels chef knife, and both slots for dull Pampered Chef, Anolon and Martha Stewart knives. I did the paper test after, and all of the knives easily cut the paper at a 45 degree angle.This sharpener looks great and doesn't take up much space on the counter if you like to hone your knives before each use. Otherwise it fits fine into my knife drawer that is 3 1/2" deep.I have not used the knives after sharpening - I only did the paper test. I will still probably take the Henckels knife in for professional sharpening when it needs it, but I'll continue to use the 2nd slot to hone it up after every few uses.Well worth it for $19, but I would hesitate to pay the $40 retail price.

I was poised to purchase an <hl> electric knife sharpener <hl> .


Question: At what price was the sharpener purchased?

Answer: $19

I was poised to purchase an electric knife sharpener. I'm glad I didn't. I think this knife sharpener is just fine for the everyday "Mom" kind of cook. I'm not boning chicken or chopping cups upon cups of veggies every day. I doubt this is for the very serious cook, but that type cook should probably know to hone a knife properly with a stone or a steel. I used the 2nd slot for a newer top of the line J A Henckels chef knife, and both slots for dull Pampered Chef, Anolon and Martha Stewart knives. I did the paper test after, and all of the knives easily cut the paper at a 45 degree angle. This sharpener looks great and doesn't take up much space on the counter if you like to hone your knives before each use. Otherwise it fits fine into my knife drawer that is 3 1/2" deep. I have not used the knives after sharpening - I only did the paper test. I will still probably take the Henckels knife in for professional sharpening when it needs it, but I'll continue to use the 2nd slot to hone it up after every few uses. <hl> Well worth it for $19 , but I would hesitate to pay the $40 retail price. <hl>

I was poised to purchase an electric knife sharpener. I'm glad I didn't. I think this knife sharpener is just fine for the everyday "Mom" kind of cook. I'm not boning chicken or chopping cups upon cups of veggies every day. I doubt this is for the very serious cook, but that type cook should probably know to hone a knife properly with a stone or a steel.I used the 2nd slot for a newer top of the line J A Henckels chef knife, and both slots for dull Pampered Chef, Anolon and Martha Stewart knives. I did the paper test after, and all of the knives easily cut the paper at a 45 degree angle.This sharpener looks great and doesn't take up much space on the counter if you like to hone your knives before each use. Otherwise it fits fine into my knife drawer that is 3 1/2" deep.I have not used the knives after sharpening - I only did the paper test. I will still probably take the Henckels knife in for professional sharpening when it needs it, but I'll continue to use the 2nd slot to hone it up after every few uses.Well worth it for <hl> $19 <hl>, but I would hesitate to pay the $40 retail price.

Well worth it for <hl> $19 <hl> , but I would hesitate to pay the $40 retail price.


Question: What type of test is used to test the sharpness of a knife?

Answer: the paper

I was poised to purchase an electric knife sharpener. I'm glad I didn't. I think this knife sharpener is just fine for the everyday "Mom" kind of cook. I'm not boning chicken or chopping cups upon cups of veggies every day. I doubt this is for the very serious cook, but that type cook should probably know to hone a knife properly with a stone or a steel. I used the 2nd slot for a newer top of the line J A Henckels chef knife, and both slots for dull Pampered Chef, Anolon and Martha Stewart knives. <hl> I did the paper test after, and all of the knives easily cut the paper at a 45 degree angle. <hl> This sharpener looks great and doesn't take up much space on the counter if you like to hone your knives before each use. Otherwise it fits fine into my knife drawer that is 3 1/2" deep. I have not used the knives after sharpening - I only did the paper test. I will still probably take the Henckels knife in for professional sharpening when it needs it, but I'll continue to use the 2nd slot to hone it up after every few uses. Well worth it for $19, but I would hesitate to pay the $40 retail price.

I was poised to purchase an electric knife sharpener. I'm glad I didn't. I think this knife sharpener is just fine for the everyday "Mom" kind of cook. I'm not boning chicken or chopping cups upon cups of veggies every day. I doubt this is for the very serious cook, but that type cook should probably know to hone a knife properly with a stone or a steel.I used the 2nd slot for a newer top of the line J A Henckels chef knife, and both slots for dull Pampered Chef, Anolon and Martha Stewart knives. I did <hl> the paper <hl> test after, and all of the knives easily cut the paper at a 45 degree angle.This sharpener looks great and doesn't take up much space on the counter if you like to hone your knives before each use. Otherwise it fits fine into my knife drawer that is 3 1/2" deep.I have not used the knives after sharpening - I only did the paper test. I will still probably take the Henckels knife in for professional sharpening when it needs it, but I'll continue to use the 2nd slot to hone it up after every few uses.Well worth it for $19, but I would hesitate to pay the $40 retail price.


Question: Which of the brand of knives are named after a famous TV personality?

Answer: Martha Stewart

I was poised to purchase an electric knife sharpener. I'm glad I didn't. I think this knife sharpener is just fine for the everyday "Mom" kind of cook. I'm not boning chicken or chopping cups upon cups of veggies every day. I doubt this is for the very serious cook, but that type cook should probably know to hone a knife properly with a stone or a steel. <hl> I used the 2nd slot for a newer top of the line J A Henckels chef knife, and both slots for dull Pampered Chef, Anolon and Martha Stewart knives. <hl> I did the paper test after, and all of the knives easily cut the paper at a 45 degree angle. This sharpener looks great and doesn't take up much space on the counter if you like to hone your knives before each use. Otherwise it fits fine into my knife drawer that is 3 1/2" deep. I have not used the knives after sharpening - I only did the paper test. I will still probably take the Henckels knife in for professional sharpening when it needs it, but I'll continue to use the 2nd slot to hone it up after every few uses. Well worth it for $19, but I would hesitate to pay the $40 retail price.

I was poised to purchase an electric knife sharpener. I'm glad I didn't. I think this knife sharpener is just fine for the everyday "Mom" kind of cook. I'm not boning chicken or chopping cups upon cups of veggies every day. I doubt this is for the very serious cook, but that type cook should probably know to hone a knife properly with a stone or a steel.I used the 2nd slot for a newer top of the line J A Henckels chef knife, and both slots for dull Pampered Chef, Anolon and <hl> Martha Stewart <hl> knives. I did the paper test after, and all of the knives easily cut the paper at a 45 degree angle.This sharpener looks great and doesn't take up much space on the counter if you like to hone your knives before each use. Otherwise it fits fine into my knife drawer that is 3 1/2" deep.I have not used the knives after sharpening - I only did the paper test. I will still probably take the Henckels knife in for professional sharpening when it needs it, but I'll continue to use the 2nd slot to hone it up after every few uses.Well worth it for $19, but I would hesitate to pay the $40 retail price.


Question: How is the knife sharperner sharpened the purchaser purchased?

Answer: with a stone or a steel

I was poised to purchase an electric knife sharpener. I'm glad I didn't. I think this knife sharpener is just fine for the everyday "Mom" kind of cook. I'm not boning chicken or chopping cups upon cups of veggies every day. <hl> I doubt this is for the very serious cook, but that type cook should probably know to hone a knife properly with a stone or a steel .I used the 2nd slot for a newer top of the line J A Henckels chef knife, and both slots for dull Pampered Chef, Anolon and Martha Stewart knives. <hl> I did the paper test after, and all of the knives easily cut the paper at a 45 degree angle. This sharpener looks great and doesn't take up much space on the counter if you like to hone your knives before each use. Otherwise it fits fine into my knife drawer that is 3 1/2" deep. I have not used the knives after sharpening - I only did the paper test. I will still probably take the Henckels knife in for professional sharpening when it needs it, but I'll continue to use the 2nd slot to hone it up after every few uses. Well worth it for $19, but I would hesitate to pay the $40 retail price.

I was poised to purchase an electric knife sharpener. I'm glad I didn't. I think this knife sharpener is just fine for the everyday "Mom" kind of cook. I'm not boning chicken or chopping cups upon cups of veggies every day. I doubt this is for the very serious cook, but that type cook should probably know to hone a knife properly <hl> with a stone or a steel <hl>.I used the 2nd slot for a newer top of the line J A Henckels chef knife, and both slots for dull Pampered Chef, Anolon and Martha Stewart knives. I did the paper test after, and all of the knives easily cut the paper at a 45 degree angle.This sharpener looks great and doesn't take up much space on the counter if you like to hone your knives before each use. Otherwise it fits fine into my knife drawer that is 3 1/2" deep.I have not used the knives after sharpening - I only did the paper test. I will still probably take the Henckels knife in for professional sharpening when it needs it, but I'll continue to use the 2nd slot to hone it up after every few uses.Well worth it for $19, but I would hesitate to pay the $40 retail price.

I doubt this is for the very serious cook, but that type cook should probably know to hone a knife properly <hl> with a stone or a steel <hl> .I used the 2nd slot for a newer top of the line J A Henckels chef knife, and both slots for dull Pampered Chef, Anolon and Martha Stewart knives.


Question: How many of the items did the purchaser purchase?

Mason jars are just the bomb diggity, what can I say? Who doesn't friggen love a mason jar? Psychopaths maybe? I dunno. Anyway, mason jars are legit and buying 12 at a time is a no brainer!

Answer: 12

Mason jars are just the bomb diggity, what can I say? Who doesn't friggen love a mason jar? Psychopaths maybe? I dunno. <hl> Anyway, mason jars are legit and buying 12 at a time is a no brainer! <hl>

Mason jars are just the bomb diggity, what can I say? Who doesn't friggen love a mason jar? Psychopaths maybe? I dunno. Anyway, mason jars are legit and buying <hl> 12 <hl> at a time is a no brainer!


Question: How did the purchase describe the items?

Answer: bomb diggity

<hl> Mason jars are just the bomb diggity , what can I say? <hl> Who doesn't friggen love a mason jar? Psychopaths maybe? I dunno. Anyway, mason jars are legit and buying 12 at a time is a no brainer!

Mason jars are just the <hl> bomb diggity <hl>, what can I say? Who doesn't friggen love a mason jar? Psychopaths maybe? I dunno. Anyway, mason jars are legit and buying 12 at a time is a no brainer!

Mason jars are just the <hl> bomb diggity <hl> , what can I say?


Question: What is the type of person is described as not like mason jars?

Answer: Psychopaths

Mason jars are just the bomb diggity, what can I say? <hl> Who doesn't friggen love a mason jar? Psychopaths maybe? <hl> I dunno. Anyway, mason jars are legit and buying 12 at a time is a no brainer!

Mason jars are just the bomb diggity, what can I say? Who doesn't friggen love a mason jar? <hl> Psychopaths <hl> maybe? I dunno. Anyway, mason jars are legit and buying 12 at a time is a no brainer!


Question: How did the purchaser describe the feelings buyers of the mason jar would feel?

Answer: love

Who doesn't friggen love a mason jar?

Mason jars are just the bomb diggity, what can I say? <hl> Who doesn't friggen love a mason jar? <hl> Psychopaths maybe? I dunno. Anyway, mason jars are legit and buying 12 at a time is a no brainer!

Mason jars are just the bomb diggity, what can I say? Who doesn't friggen <hl> love <hl> a mason jar? Psychopaths maybe? I dunno. Anyway, mason jars are legit and buying 12 at a time is a no brainer!


Question: What issue did some previous reviewers complain about?

I am impressed by the over ingenuity of the design. I had no trouble with holding down the button as some previous reviewers complain about. I found if you palmed it it was very comfortable for both of us. I was apprehensive as I have an older Dyson DC10 and there was no mention to the compatibility but it attached flawlessly. I might suggest that in conjunction with this attachment for the pet that you look into the Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Handheld Vacuum, Corded, 33A1 for the furniture as the Dyson groom is too stiff for upholstery. Used in combination the pets can now stay! As for the vacuum noise frightening the dog (not recommended for cats) I put the vacuum as far away as I could. I did a pre-comb run for several minutes without the vacuum on. My baby loves it and comes running when the unit comes out! A side affect... he used to chase the hand attachment of the vacuum barking and acting up... that has now stopped!

Answer: holding down the button

I am impressed by the over ingenuity of the design. <hl> I had no trouble with holding down the button as some previous reviewers complain about. <hl> I found if you palmed it it was very comfortable for both of us. I was apprehensive as I have an older Dyson DC10 and there was no mention to the compatibility but it attached flawlessly. I might suggest that in conjunction with this attachment for the pet that you look into the Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Handheld Vacuum, Corded, 33A1 for the furniture as the Dyson groom is too stiff for upholstery. Used in combination the pets can now stay! As for the vacuum noise frightening the dog (not recommended for cats) I put the vacuum as far away as I could. I did a pre-comb run for several minutes without the vacuum on. My baby loves it and comes running when the unit comes out! A side affect... he used to chase the hand attachment of the vacuum barking and acting up... that has now stopped!

I am impressed by the over ingenuity of the design. I had no trouble with <hl> holding down the button <hl> as some previous reviewers complain about. I found if you palmed it it was very comfortable for both of us. I was apprehensive as I have an older Dyson DC10 and there was no mention to the compatibility but it attached flawlessly. I might suggest that in conjunction with this attachment for the pet that you look into the Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Handheld Vacuum, Corded, 33A1 for the furniture as the Dyson groom is too stiff for upholstery. Used in combination the pets can now stay! As for the vacuum noise frightening the dog (not recommended for cats) I put the vacuum as far away as I could. I did a pre-comb run for several minutes without the vacuum on. My baby loves it and comes running when the unit comes out! A side affect... he used to chase the hand attachment of the vacuum barking and acting up... that has now stopped!


Question: Why does the reviewer recommend purchasing another vacuum to use in conjunction with the Dyson groom?

Answer: the Dyson groom is too stiff for upholstery

I am impressed by the over ingenuity of the design. I had no trouble with holding down the button as some previous reviewers complain about. I found if you palmed it it was very comfortable for both of us. I was apprehensive as I have an older Dyson DC10 and there was no mention to the compatibility but it attached flawlessly. <hl> I might suggest that in conjunction with this attachment for the pet that you look into the Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Handheld Vacuum, Corded, 33A1 for the furniture as the Dyson groom is too stiff for upholstery . <hl> Used in combination the pets can now stay! As for the vacuum noise frightening the dog (not recommended for cats) I put the vacuum as far away as I could. I did a pre-comb run for several minutes without the vacuum on. My baby loves it and comes running when the unit comes out! A side affect... he used to chase the hand attachment of the vacuum barking and acting up... that has now stopped!

I am impressed by the over ingenuity of the design. I had no trouble with holding down the button as some previous reviewers complain about. I found if you palmed it it was very comfortable for both of us. I was apprehensive as I have an older Dyson DC10 and there was no mention to the compatibility but it attached flawlessly. I might suggest that in conjunction with this attachment for the pet that you look into the Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Handheld Vacuum, Corded, 33A1 for the furniture as <hl> the Dyson groom is too stiff for upholstery <hl>. Used in combination the pets can now stay! As for the vacuum noise frightening the dog (not recommended for cats) I put the vacuum as far away as I could. I did a pre-comb run for several minutes without the vacuum on. My baby loves it and comes running when the unit comes out! A side affect... he used to chase the hand attachment of the vacuum barking and acting up... that has now stopped!

I might suggest that in conjunction with this attachment for the pet that you look into the Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Handheld Vacuum, Corded, 33A1 for the furniture as <hl> the Dyson groom is too stiff for upholstery <hl> .


Question: How did the reviewer solve the problem of holding down the button?

Answer: palmed it

I am impressed by the over ingenuity of the design. I had no trouble with holding down the button as some previous reviewers complain about. <hl> I found if you palmed it it was very comfortable for both of us. <hl> I was apprehensive as I have an older Dyson DC10 and there was no mention to the compatibility but it attached flawlessly. I might suggest that in conjunction with this attachment for the pet that you look into the Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Handheld Vacuum, Corded, 33A1 for the furniture as the Dyson groom is too stiff for upholstery. Used in combination the pets can now stay! As for the vacuum noise frightening the dog (not recommended for cats) I put the vacuum as far away as I could. I did a pre-comb run for several minutes without the vacuum on. My baby loves it and comes running when the unit comes out! A side affect... he used to chase the hand attachment of the vacuum barking and acting up... that has now stopped!

I am impressed by the over ingenuity of the design. I had no trouble with holding down the button as some previous reviewers complain about. I found if you <hl> palmed it <hl> it was very comfortable for both of us. I was apprehensive as I have an older Dyson DC10 and there was no mention to the compatibility but it attached flawlessly. I might suggest that in conjunction with this attachment for the pet that you look into the Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Handheld Vacuum, Corded, 33A1 for the furniture as the Dyson groom is too stiff for upholstery. Used in combination the pets can now stay! As for the vacuum noise frightening the dog (not recommended for cats) I put the vacuum as far away as I could. I did a pre-comb run for several minutes without the vacuum on. My baby loves it and comes running when the unit comes out! A side affect... he used to chase the hand attachment of the vacuum barking and acting up... that has now stopped!


Question: What other vacuum does the reviewer recommend?

Answer: the Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Handheld Vacuum, Corded, 33A1

I am impressed by the over ingenuity of the design. I had no trouble with holding down the button as some previous reviewers complain about. I found if you palmed it it was very comfortable for both of us. I was apprehensive as I have an older Dyson DC10 and there was no mention to the compatibility but it attached flawlessly. <hl> I might suggest that in conjunction with this attachment for the pet that you look into the Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Handheld Vacuum, Corded, 33A1 for the furniture as the Dyson groom is too stiff for upholstery. <hl> Used in combination the pets can now stay! As for the vacuum noise frightening the dog (not recommended for cats) I put the vacuum as far away as I could. I did a pre-comb run for several minutes without the vacuum on. My baby loves it and comes running when the unit comes out! A side affect... he used to chase the hand attachment of the vacuum barking and acting up... that has now stopped!

I am impressed by the over ingenuity of the design. I had no trouble with holding down the button as some previous reviewers complain about. I found if you palmed it it was very comfortable for both of us. I was apprehensive as I have an older Dyson DC10 and there was no mention to the compatibility but it attached flawlessly. I might suggest that in conjunction with this attachment for the pet that you look into <hl> the Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Handheld Vacuum, Corded, 33A1 <hl> for the furniture as the Dyson groom is too stiff for upholstery. Used in combination the pets can now stay! As for the vacuum noise frightening the dog (not recommended for cats) I put the vacuum as far away as I could. I did a pre-comb run for several minutes without the vacuum on. My baby loves it and comes running when the unit comes out! A side affect... he used to chase the hand attachment of the vacuum barking and acting up... that has now stopped!


Question: What brand is this attachment?

Answer: Dyson

I am impressed by the over ingenuity of the design. I had no trouble with holding down the button as some previous reviewers complain about. I found if you palmed it it was very comfortable for both of us. <hl> I was apprehensive as I have an older Dyson DC10 <hl> and there was no mention to the compatibility but it attached flawlessly. I might suggest that in conjunction with this attachment for the pet that you look into the Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Handheld Vacuum, Corded, 33A1 for the furniture as the Dyson groom is too stiff for upholstery. Used in combination the pets can now stay! As for the vacuum noise frightening the dog (not recommended for cats) I put the vacuum as far away as I could. I did a pre-comb run for several minutes without the vacuum on. My baby loves it and comes running when the unit comes out! A side affect... he used to chase the hand attachment of the vacuum barking and acting up... that has now stopped!

I am impressed by the over ingenuity of the design. I had no trouble with holding down the button as some previous reviewers complain about. I found if you palmed it it was very comfortable for both of us. I was apprehensive as I have an older <hl> Dyson <hl> DC10 and there was no mention to the compatibility but it attached flawlessly. I might suggest that in conjunction with this attachment for the pet that you look into the Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Handheld Vacuum, Corded, 33A1 for the furniture as the Dyson groom is too stiff for upholstery. Used in combination the pets can now stay! As for the vacuum noise frightening the dog (not recommended for cats) I put the vacuum as far away as I could. I did a pre-comb run for several minutes without the vacuum on. My baby loves it and comes running when the unit comes out! A side affect... he used to chase the hand attachment of the vacuum barking and acting up... that has now stopped!


Question: Why did the reviewer purchase this set of measuring cups?

If you like a good solid measuring cup then look no further! I was looking for a set of measuring cups to use as a scoop for my dog, cat and bird foods. These are stainless steel and strong. I've used plastic ones and the handles generally snap. The handles on these are nice in that they feature non-slip handles. When scooping the pet food you don't lose your grip and spill kibble or seed all over the place. They do come with a plastic ring that you can use to keep the cups together and then when you need one you can easily slip it off. I don't really need this feature, but it is a nice way to keep them together.

Answer: to use as a scoop for my dog, cat and bird foods

If you like a good solid measuring cup then look no further! <hl> I was looking for a set of measuring cups to use as a scoop for my dog, cat and bird foods . <hl> These are stainless steel and strong. I've used plastic ones and the handles generally snap. The handles on these are nice in that they feature non-slip handles. When scooping the pet food you don't lose your grip and spill kibble or seed all over the place. They do come with a plastic ring that you can use to keep the cups together and then when you need one you can easily slip it off. I don't really need this feature, but it is a nice way to keep them together.

If you like a good solid measuring cup then look no further! I was looking for a set of measuring cups <hl> to use as a scoop for my dog, cat and bird foods <hl>. These are stainless steel and strong. I've used plastic ones and the handles generally snap. The handles on these are nice in that they feature non-slip handles. When scooping the pet food you don't lose your grip and spill kibble or seed all over the place. They do come with a plastic ring that you can use to keep the cups together and then when you need one you can easily slip it off. I don't really need this feature, but it is a nice way to keep them together.

I was looking for a set of measuring cups <hl> to use as a scoop for my dog, cat and bird foods <hl> .


Question: What material are the measuring cups made of?

Answer: stainless steel

These are stainless steel and strong.

If you like a good solid measuring cup then look no further! I was looking for a set of measuring cups to use as a scoop for my dog, cat and bird foods. <hl> These are stainless steel and strong. <hl> I've used plastic ones and the handles generally snap. The handles on these are nice in that they feature non-slip handles. When scooping the pet food you don't lose your grip and spill kibble or seed all over the place. They do come with a plastic ring that you can use to keep the cups together and then when you need one you can easily slip it off. I don't really need this feature, but it is a nice way to keep them together.

If you like a good solid measuring cup then look no further! I was looking for a set of measuring cups to use as a scoop for my dog, cat and bird foods. These are <hl> stainless steel <hl> and strong. I've used plastic ones and the handles generally snap. The handles on these are nice in that they feature non-slip handles. When scooping the pet food you don't lose your grip and spill kibble or seed all over the place. They do come with a plastic ring that you can use to keep the cups together and then when you need one you can easily slip it off. I don't really need this feature, but it is a nice way to keep them together.


Question: What advantage do these measuring cups have over plastic ones the reviewer previously used?

Answer: they feature non-slip handles

If you like a good solid measuring cup then look no further! I was looking for a set of measuring cups to use as a scoop for my dog, cat and bird foods. These are stainless steel and strong. I've used plastic ones and the handles generally snap. <hl> The handles on these are nice in that they feature non-slip handles . <hl> When scooping the pet food you don't lose your grip and spill kibble or seed all over the place. They do come with a plastic ring that you can use to keep the cups together and then when you need one you can easily slip it off. I don't really need this feature, but it is a nice way to keep them together.

If you like a good solid measuring cup then look no further! I was looking for a set of measuring cups to use as a scoop for my dog, cat and bird foods. These are stainless steel and strong. I've used plastic ones and the handles generally snap. The handles on these are nice in that <hl> they feature non-slip handles <hl>. When scooping the pet food you don't lose your grip and spill kibble or seed all over the place. They do come with a plastic ring that you can use to keep the cups together and then when you need one you can easily slip it off. I don't really need this feature, but it is a nice way to keep them together.

The handles on these are nice in that <hl> they feature non-slip handles <hl> .


Question: What does the measuring cup set come with to keep the cups together?

Answer: a plastic ring

If you like a good solid measuring cup then look no further! I was looking for a set of measuring cups to use as a scoop for my dog, cat and bird foods. These are stainless steel and strong. I've used plastic ones and the handles generally snap. The handles on these are nice in that they feature non-slip handles. When scooping the pet food you don't lose your grip and spill kibble or seed all over the place. <hl> They do come with a plastic ring that you can use to keep the cups together <hl> and then when you need one you can easily slip it off. I don't really need this feature, but it is a nice way to keep them together.

If you like a good solid measuring cup then look no further! I was looking for a set of measuring cups to use as a scoop for my dog, cat and bird foods. These are stainless steel and strong. I've used plastic ones and the handles generally snap. The handles on these are nice in that they feature non-slip handles. When scooping the pet food you don't lose your grip and spill kibble or seed all over the place. They do come with <hl> a plastic ring <hl> that you can use to keep the cups together and then when you need one you can easily slip it off. I don't really need this feature, but it is a nice way to keep them together.


Question: What material were the reviewer's previous measuring cups made of?

Answer: plastic

If you like a good solid measuring cup then look no further! I was looking for a set of measuring cups to use as a scoop for my dog, cat and bird foods. These are stainless steel and strong. <hl> I've used plastic ones and the handles generally snap. <hl> The handles on these are nice in that they feature non-slip handles. When scooping the pet food you don't lose your grip and spill kibble or seed all over the place. They do come with a plastic ring that you can use to keep the cups together and then when you need one you can easily slip it off. I don't really need this feature, but it is a nice way to keep them together.

If you like a good solid measuring cup then look no further! I was looking for a set of measuring cups to use as a scoop for my dog, cat and bird foods. These are stainless steel and strong. I've used <hl> plastic <hl> ones and the handles generally snap. The handles on these are nice in that they feature non-slip handles. When scooping the pet food you don't lose your grip and spill kibble or seed all over the place. They do come with a plastic ring that you can use to keep the cups together and then when you need one you can easily slip it off. I don't really need this feature, but it is a nice way to keep them together.


Question: How many people does the reviewer intend to cook for using this oven?

I had high hopes for this little oven as I am a widow and it seemed like the perfect appliance for one person. First of all, it takes much more time to cook everything than is advertised. I can cook food on conventional stove, electric grill, or microwave faster and more efficient than this oven. The grill is placed too far from the heating element so browning is never accomplished. Finally, whenever you are finished cooking an item and attempt to remove the dome from the base, it comes apart in your hand and the dome becomes disconnected from the power head. I have burned myself twice from this occurring. I know a lot of people have given rave reviews on this item, maybe their expectations are lower than mine. At any rate, this is a disappointment to me and I am returning it..

Answer: one person

<hl> I had high hopes for this little oven as I am a widow and it seemed like the perfect appliance for one person . <hl> First of all, it takes much more time to cook everything than is advertised. I can cook food on conventional stove, electric grill, or microwave faster and more efficient than this oven. The grill is placed too far from the heating element so browning is never accomplished. Finally, whenever you are finished cooking an item and attempt to remove the dome from the base, it comes apart in your hand and the dome becomes disconnected from the power head. I have burned myself twice from this occurring. I know a lot of people have given rave reviews on this item, maybe their expectations are lower than mine. At any rate, this is a disappointment to me and I am returning it..

I had high hopes for this little oven as I am a widow and it seemed like the perfect appliance for <hl> one person <hl>. First of all, it takes much more time to cook everything than is advertised. I can cook food on conventional stove, electric grill, or microwave faster and more efficient than this oven. The grill is placed too far from the heating element so browning is never accomplished. Finally, whenever you are finished cooking an item and attempt to remove the dome from the base, it comes apart in your hand and the dome becomes disconnected from the power head. I have burned myself twice from this occurring. I know a lot of people have given rave reviews on this item, maybe their expectations are lower than mine. At any rate, this is a disappointment to me and I am returning it..

I had high hopes for this little oven as I am a widow and it seemed like the perfect appliance for <hl> one person <hl> .


Question: Would a stove be more or less efficient than using this oven?

Answer: more efficient

I had high hopes for this little oven as I am a widow and it seemed like the perfect appliance for one person. First of all, it takes much more time to cook everything than is advertised. <hl> I can cook food on conventional stove, electric grill, or microwave faster and more efficient than this oven. <hl> The grill is placed too far from the heating element so browning is never accomplished. Finally, whenever you are finished cooking an item and attempt to remove the dome from the base, it comes apart in your hand and the dome becomes disconnected from the power head. I have burned myself twice from this occurring. I know a lot of people have given rave reviews on this item, maybe their expectations are lower than mine. At any rate, this is a disappointment to me and I am returning it..

I had high hopes for this little oven as I am a widow and it seemed like the perfect appliance for one person. First of all, it takes much more time to cook everything than is advertised. I can cook food on conventional stove, electric grill, or microwave faster and <hl> more efficient <hl> than this oven. The grill is placed too far from the heating element so browning is never accomplished. Finally, whenever you are finished cooking an item and attempt to remove the dome from the base, it comes apart in your hand and the dome becomes disconnected from the power head. I have burned myself twice from this occurring. I know a lot of people have given rave reviews on this item, maybe their expectations are lower than mine. At any rate, this is a disappointment to me and I am returning it..


Question: Does the reviewer intend on keeping or returning this item?

Answer: returning it

I had high hopes for this little oven as I am a widow and it seemed like the perfect appliance for one person. First of all, it takes much more time to cook everything than is advertised. I can cook food on conventional stove, electric grill, or microwave faster and more efficient than this oven. The grill is placed too far from the heating element so browning is never accomplished. Finally, whenever you are finished cooking an item and attempt to remove the dome from the base, it comes apart in your hand and the dome becomes disconnected from the power head. I have burned myself twice from this occurring. I know a lot of people have given rave reviews on this item, maybe their expectations are lower than mine. <hl> At any rate, this is a disappointment to me and I am returning it .. <hl>

I had high hopes for this little oven as I am a widow and it seemed like the perfect appliance for one person. First of all, it takes much more time to cook everything than is advertised. I can cook food on conventional stove, electric grill, or microwave faster and more efficient than this oven. The grill is placed too far from the heating element so browning is never accomplished. Finally, whenever you are finished cooking an item and attempt to remove the dome from the base, it comes apart in your hand and the dome becomes disconnected from the power head. I have burned myself twice from this occurring. I know a lot of people have given rave reviews on this item, maybe their expectations are lower than mine. At any rate, this is a disappointment to me and I am <hl> returning it <hl>..

At any rate, this is a disappointment to me and I am <hl> returning it <hl> ..


Question: What is the reviewer's first complaint about the oven?

Answer: it takes much more time to cook everything than is advertised

I had high hopes for this little oven as I am a widow and it seemed like the perfect appliance for one person. <hl> First of all, it takes much more time to cook everything than is advertised . <hl> I can cook food on conventional stove, electric grill, or microwave faster and more efficient than this oven. The grill is placed too far from the heating element so browning is never accomplished. Finally, whenever you are finished cooking an item and attempt to remove the dome from the base, it comes apart in your hand and the dome becomes disconnected from the power head. I have burned myself twice from this occurring. I know a lot of people have given rave reviews on this item, maybe their expectations are lower than mine. At any rate, this is a disappointment to me and I am returning it..

I had high hopes for this little oven as I am a widow and it seemed like the perfect appliance for one person. First of all, <hl> it takes much more time to cook everything than is advertised <hl>. I can cook food on conventional stove, electric grill, or microwave faster and more efficient than this oven. The grill is placed too far from the heating element so browning is never accomplished. Finally, whenever you are finished cooking an item and attempt to remove the dome from the base, it comes apart in your hand and the dome becomes disconnected from the power head. I have burned myself twice from this occurring. I know a lot of people have given rave reviews on this item, maybe their expectations are lower than mine. At any rate, this is a disappointment to me and I am returning it..

First of all, <hl> it takes much more time to cook everything than is advertised <hl> .


Question: What type of injury did the reviewer sustain when trying to remove the dome from the base?

Answer: burn

I had high hopes for this little oven as I am a widow and it seemed like the perfect appliance for one person. First of all, it takes much more time to cook everything than is advertised. I can cook food on conventional stove, electric grill, or microwave faster and more efficient than this oven. The grill is placed too far from the heating element so browning is never accomplished. Finally, whenever you are finished cooking an item and attempt to remove the dome from the base, it comes apart in your hand and the dome becomes disconnected from the power head. <hl> I have burn ed myself twice from this occurring. <hl> I know a lot of people have given rave reviews on this item, maybe their expectations are lower than mine. At any rate, this is a disappointment to me and I am returning it..

I had high hopes for this little oven as I am a widow and it seemed like the perfect appliance for one person. First of all, it takes much more time to cook everything than is advertised. I can cook food on conventional stove, electric grill, or microwave faster and more efficient than this oven. The grill is placed too far from the heating element so browning is never accomplished. Finally, whenever you are finished cooking an item and attempt to remove the dome from the base, it comes apart in your hand and the dome becomes disconnected from the power head. I have <hl> burn <hl>ed myself twice from this occurring. I know a lot of people have given rave reviews on this item, maybe their expectations are lower than mine. At any rate, this is a disappointment to me and I am returning it..

I have <hl> burn <hl> ed myself twice from this occurring.


Question: What product did the reviewer use as a test before investing in the full set of towels?

These are nice towels. I will buy them again. I tried the little face towels first just to make sure I was getting something I would like before I invested in the full set.They are supremely soft. They pill just a little when you wash them, at first, but nothing too bad. It is to be expected considering the thread count. When they come out of the wash, they do get even softer. These are like high quality hotel towels. I am very pleased with this product. Not all 100% cotton products stay soft, but these have so far.I would buy again. Also, the price on Amazon is competitive. These come quickly and with free shipping if you have Amazon Prime. They are also one of the top ranked towel products if you search on Amazon in Home and Kitchen under bath towels and sort by stars, which is what I did to find them in the first place.

Answer: the little face towels

These are nice towels. I will buy them again. <hl> I tried the little face towels first just to make sure I was getting something I would like before I invested in the full set. <hl> They are supremely soft. They pill just a little when you wash them, at first, but nothing too bad. It is to be expected considering the thread count. When they come out of the wash, they do get even softer. These are like high quality hotel towels. I am very pleased with this product. Not all 100% cotton products stay soft, but these have so far. I would buy again. Also, the price on Amazon is competitive. These come quickly and with free shipping if you have Amazon Prime. They are also one of the top ranked towel products if you search on Amazon in Home and Kitchen under bath towels and sort by stars, which is what I did to find them in the first place.

These are nice towels. I will buy them again. I tried <hl> the little face towels <hl> first just to make sure I was getting something I would like before I invested in the full set.They are supremely soft. They pill just a little when you wash them, at first, but nothing too bad. It is to be expected considering the thread count. When they come out of the wash, they do get even softer. These are like high quality hotel towels. I am very pleased with this product. Not all 100% cotton products stay soft, but these have so far.I would buy again. Also, the price on Amazon is competitive. These come quickly and with free shipping if you have Amazon Prime. They are also one of the top ranked towel products if you search on Amazon in Home and Kitchen under bath towels and sort by stars, which is what I did to find them in the first place.


Question: What problem occurs when you wash the towels?

Answer: They pill just a little

These are nice towels. I will buy them again. I tried the little face towels first just to make sure I was getting something I would like before I invested in the full set. They are supremely soft. <hl> They pill just a little when you wash them, at first, but nothing too bad. <hl> It is to be expected considering the thread count. When they come out of the wash, they do get even softer. These are like high quality hotel towels. I am very pleased with this product. Not all 100% cotton products stay soft, but these have so far. I would buy again. Also, the price on Amazon is competitive. These come quickly and with free shipping if you have Amazon Prime. They are also one of the top ranked towel products if you search on Amazon in Home and Kitchen under bath towels and sort by stars, which is what I did to find them in the first place.

These are nice towels. I will buy them again. I tried the little face towels first just to make sure I was getting something I would like before I invested in the full set.They are supremely soft. <hl> They pill just a little <hl> when you wash them, at first, but nothing too bad. It is to be expected considering the thread count. When they come out of the wash, they do get even softer. These are like high quality hotel towels. I am very pleased with this product. Not all 100% cotton products stay soft, but these have so far.I would buy again. Also, the price on Amazon is competitive. These come quickly and with free shipping if you have Amazon Prime. They are also one of the top ranked towel products if you search on Amazon in Home and Kitchen under bath towels and sort by stars, which is what I did to find them in the first place.