Question: What is a con of the Egg Genie?

I love soft boiled eggs and my family loves hard boiled eggs. Making hard boiled eggs by boiling them in water in a pot is not an issue except that they sometimes crack but I was rarely making soft boiled eggs because it's a pain to get them right. The Egg Genie changed all that - boiling eggs of any consistency is easy and mostly successful. If you follow the directions and use the right amount of water, the eggs are perfect each time. One exception is soft boiling eggs after hard boiling eggs without allowing the unit to cool down. This tends to produce under-cooked soft boiled eggs but this is understandable and I learned my lesson after the first time. I would have given the Egg Genie 5 stars if not for the following. First, the base of the pin to pierce the eggs is too wide. It's almost impossible to make a tiny enough hole as when you press the egg on the pin it tends to travel all the way to the base of the pin. This produces a hole that's too big and results in egg white escaping from the hole. Using my own pin as I always have eliminates this problem but is not as convenient. Second, even distilled water leaves significant deposits on the aluminum plate, even after hard boiling only 3 eggs. Scrubbing with vinegar gets rid of them but is once again inconvenient. So in summary, the Egg Genie is not a perfect product but is a good product at a great price, and I'm thrilled that making soft boiled eggs is no longer a crap shoot.

Answer: the base of the pin to pierce the eggs is too wide

I love soft boiled eggs and my family loves hard boiled eggs. Making hard boiled eggs by boiling them in water in a pot is not an issue except that they sometimes crack but I was rarely making soft boiled eggs because it's a pain to get them right. The Egg Genie changed all that - boiling eggs of any consistency is easy and mostly successful. If you follow the directions and use the right amount of water, the eggs are perfect each time. One exception is soft boiling eggs after hard boiling eggs without allowing the unit to cool down. This tends to produce under-cooked soft boiled eggs but this is understandable and I learned my lesson after the first time. I would have given the Egg Genie 5 stars if not for the following. <hl> First, the base of the pin to pierce the eggs is too wide . <hl> It's almost impossible to make a tiny enough hole as when you press the egg on the pin it tends to travel all the way to the base of the pin. This produces a hole that's too big and results in egg white escaping from the hole. Using my own pin as I always have eliminates this problem but is not as convenient. Second, even distilled water leaves significant deposits on the aluminum plate, even after hard boiling only 3 eggs. Scrubbing with vinegar gets rid of them but is once again inconvenient. So in summary, the Egg Genie is not a perfect product but is a good product at a great price, and I'm thrilled that making soft boiled eggs is no longer a crap shoot.

I love soft boiled eggs and my family loves hard boiled eggs. Making hard boiled eggs by boiling them in water in a pot is not an issue except that they sometimes crack but I was rarely making soft boiled eggs because it's a pain to get them right. The Egg Genie changed all that - boiling eggs of any consistency is easy and mostly successful. If you follow the directions and use the right amount of water, the eggs are perfect each time. One exception is soft boiling eggs after hard boiling eggs without allowing the unit to cool down. This tends to produce under-cooked soft boiled eggs but this is understandable and I learned my lesson after the first time. I would have given the Egg Genie 5 stars if not for the following. First, <hl> the base of the pin to pierce the eggs is too wide <hl>. It's almost impossible to make a tiny enough hole as when you press the egg on the pin it tends to travel all the way to the base of the pin. This produces a hole that's too big and results in egg white escaping from the hole. Using my own pin as I always have eliminates this problem but is not as convenient. Second, even distilled water leaves significant deposits on the aluminum plate, even after hard boiling only 3 eggs. Scrubbing with vinegar gets rid of them but is once again inconvenient. So in summary, the Egg Genie is not a perfect product but is a good product at a great price, and I'm thrilled that making soft boiled eggs is no longer a crap shoot.

First, <hl> the base of the pin to pierce the eggs is too wide <hl> .


Question: What were the sliced bananas for?

When my wife told me she had purchased a device to slice bananas for my cereal, I was really quite excited. I have always felt strangely uncomfortable when handling bananas, though I do love eating them. However, when the product arrived I couldn't believe my eyes. I was completely shocked and appalled by the phallic design of this kitchen product. Couldn't they have made a banana shaped slicer that isn't shaped like male genitalia? I am completely repulsed and disgusted. What do they think I am, some kind of pervert?

Answer: cereal

<hl> When my wife told me she had purchased a device to slice bananas for my cereal , I was really quite excited. <hl> I have always felt strangely uncomfortable when handling bananas, though I do love eating them. However, when the product arrived I couldn't believe my eyes. I was completely shocked and appalled by the phallic design of this kitchen product. Couldn't they have made a banana shaped slicer that isn't shaped like male genitalia? I am completely repulsed and disgusted. What do they think I am, some kind of pervert?

When my wife told me she had purchased a device to slice bananas for my <hl> cereal <hl>, I was really quite excited. I have always felt strangely uncomfortable when handling bananas, though I do love eating them. However, when the product arrived I couldn't believe my eyes. I was completely shocked and appalled by the phallic design of this kitchen product. Couldn't they have made a banana shaped slicer that isn't shaped like male genitalia? I am completely repulsed and disgusted. What do they think I am, some kind of pervert?

When my wife told me she had purchased a device to slice bananas for my <hl> cereal <hl> , I was really quite excited.


Question: What type of burners are these covers made for?

I have an "old fashioned" stove with electric burners versus the new-fangled smooth top ranges. I love to change the look of my kitchen by simply getting new burner covers every now and then. Unfortunately, the choice of covers locally is slim. Fortunately, Amazon has an amazing selection. So many that it's hard to pick which ones I want. These barnyard covers are excellent and have stayed clean so far after almost 2 months of heavy use. A very cool look for my kitchen. I highly recommend them if you like a little bit of a country look.

Answer: electric

<hl> I have an "old fashioned" stove with electric burners versus the new-fangled smooth top ranges. <hl> I love to change the look of my kitchen by simply getting new burner covers every now and then. Unfortunately, the choice of covers locally is slim. Fortunately, Amazon has an amazing selection. So many that it's hard to pick which ones I want. These barnyard covers are excellent and have stayed clean so far after almost 2 months of heavy use. A very cool look for my kitchen. I highly recommend them if you like a little bit of a country look.

I have an "old fashioned" stove with <hl> electric <hl> burners versus the new-fangled smooth top ranges. I love to change the look of my kitchen by simply getting new burner covers every now and then. Unfortunately, the choice of covers locally is slim. Fortunately, Amazon has an amazing selection. So many that it's hard to pick which ones I want. These barnyard covers are excellent and have stayed clean so far after almost 2 months of heavy use. A very cool look for my kitchen. I highly recommend them if you like a little bit of a country look.


Question: what does the writer store this item on the side on?

I bought this pan about 3 years ago. It hangs on a side of my cabinets where I can reach it easily. Today, it looks as new as the day I bought it. Cleans up so easily! Just a little soapy water and a soft dishrag or plastic pad... and it's looking new again! I cook on a gas stove and the handle of this pan does require me to use a potholder of some sort. It's not exactly hot... more, just uncomfortably warm. Since the description says handle stays cool... I gave it 4 stars instead of 5. All in all, this pan is a workhorse, it doesn't hold odors and it's one of the best kitchen pans I've ever purchased. I love the ability to grill indoors on my stove without having to give it any thought! I can easily grill four steaks on this pan. Or 2 large steaks. Think I'll have a nice grilled steak tonight!

Answer: cabinets

I bought this pan about 3 years ago. <hl> It hangs on a side of my cabinets where I can reach it easily. <hl> Today, it looks as new as the day I bought it. Cleans up so easily! Just a little soapy water and a soft dishrag or plastic pad... and it's looking new again! I cook on a gas stove and the handle of this pan does require me to use a potholder of some sort. It's not exactly hot... more, just uncomfortably warm. Since the description says handle stays cool... I gave it 4 stars instead of 5. All in all, this pan is a workhorse, it doesn't hold odors and it's one of the best kitchen pans I've ever purchased. I love the ability to grill indoors on my stove without having to give it any thought! I can easily grill four steaks on this pan. Or 2 large steaks. Think I'll have a nice grilled steak tonight!

I bought this pan about 3 years ago. It hangs on a side of my <hl> cabinets <hl> where I can reach it easily. Today, it looks as new as the day I bought it. Cleans up so easily! Just a little soapy water and a soft dishrag or plastic pad... and it's looking new again! I cook on a gas stove and the handle of this pan does require me to use a potholder of some sort. It's not exactly hot... more, just uncomfortably warm. Since the description says handle stays cool... I gave it 4 stars instead of 5. All in all, this pan is a workhorse, it doesn't hold odors and it's one of the best kitchen pans I've ever purchased. I love the ability to grill indoors on my stove without having to give it any thought! I can easily grill four steaks on this pan. Or 2 large steaks. Think I'll have a nice grilled steak tonight!


Question: What product is being reviewed?

In the two smallest sizes, this high-quality stainless steel strainer has a very fine mesh that will strain out seeds, lumps, and just about everything else from a thin cooking liquid. To strain a cooking liquid that is even slightly thickened, you will probably need a strainer with a coarser mesh. The strainer is dishwasher safe.The strainer size (2-1/2", etc.) is measured straight across the "bowl" of the strainer, and includes some of the metal frame. The total length of the 2-1/2" strainer is 7-1/4"; the wire handle alone is 4". The total length of the 3-3/4" strainer is 8-3/4"; the wire handle alone is 4-1/4".

Answer: stainless steel strainer

<hl> In the two smallest sizes, this high-quality stainless steel strainer has a very fine mesh that will strain out seeds, lumps, and just about everything else from a thin cooking liquid. <hl> To strain a cooking liquid that is even slightly thickened, you will probably need a strainer with a coarser mesh. The strainer is dishwasher safe. The strainer size (2-1/2", etc.) is measured straight across the "bowl" of the strainer, and includes some of the metal frame. The total length of the 2-1/2" strainer is 7-1/4"; the wire handle alone is 4". The total length of the 3-3/4" strainer is 8-3/4"; the wire handle alone is 4-1/4".

In the two smallest sizes, this high-quality <hl> stainless steel strainer <hl> has a very fine mesh that will strain out seeds, lumps, and just about everything else from a thin cooking liquid. To strain a cooking liquid that is even slightly thickened, you will probably need a strainer with a coarser mesh. The strainer is dishwasher safe.The strainer size (2-1/2", etc.) is measured straight across the "bowl" of the strainer, and includes some of the metal frame. The total length of the 2-1/2" strainer is 7-1/4"; the wire handle alone is 4". The total length of the 3-3/4" strainer is 8-3/4"; the wire handle alone is 4-1/4".


Question: who arrived?

As soon as the frother arrived, I opened it up, pulled the tab to connect the batteries, washed as instructed, and made some cold chocolate milk. After adding syrup to the milk, and using the frother, I chugged down the glass like there was no tomorrow. Probably one of the most delicious glasses I have ever had!Then the next day, I made some white chocolate cocoa. I have a huge plastic mug, so before I put the cocoa in it, I warmed up the milk in a Pyrex measuring cup with the cocoa and after removing from the microwave, frothed the bejeezus outta that cocoa!Since Dunkin' Donuts doesn't sell this delicious concoction anymore, I tried getting as close to it as possible, and the frother is the key!After holding the mug in one hand on my twenty minute commute to work the whole time sipping this decadent beverage, I came back out the car two hours later, to find out that there was foamy, frothy goodness still in the mug!Okay, so I would have given this five stars, but the idea that I can't immerse it in water kind of irks me. I find it a little bit tedious to try to clean it. It feels solid however, so hopefully it will last a long time!

Answer: I

<hl> As soon as the frother arrived, I opened it up, pulled the tab to connect the batteries, washed as instructed, and made some cold chocolate milk. <hl> After adding syrup to the milk, and using the frother, I chugged down the glass like there was no tomorrow. Probably one of the most delicious glasses I have ever had!Then the next day, I made some white chocolate cocoa. I have a huge plastic mug, so before I put the cocoa in it, I warmed up the milk in a Pyrex measuring cup with the cocoa and after removing from the microwave, frothed the bejeezus outta that cocoa!Since Dunkin' Donuts doesn't sell this delicious concoction anymore, I tried getting as close to it as possible, and the frother is the key!After holding the mug in one hand on my twenty minute commute to work the whole time sipping this decadent beverage, I came back out the car two hours later, to find out that there was foamy, frothy goodness still in the mug!Okay, so I would have given this five stars, but the idea that I can't immerse it in water kind of irks me. I find it a little bit tedious to try to clean it. It feels solid however, so hopefully it will last a long time!

As soon as the frother arrived, <hl> I <hl> opened it up, pulled the tab to connect the batteries, washed as instructed, and made some cold chocolate milk. After adding syrup to the milk, and using the frother, I chugged down the glass like there was no tomorrow. Probably one of the most delicious glasses I have ever had!Then the next day, I made some white chocolate cocoa. I have a huge plastic mug, so before I put the cocoa in it, I warmed up the milk in a Pyrex measuring cup with the cocoa and after removing from the microwave, frothed the bejeezus outta that cocoa!Since Dunkin' Donuts doesn't sell this delicious concoction anymore, I tried getting as close to it as possible, and the frother is the key!After holding the mug in one hand on my twenty minute commute to work the whole time sipping this decadent beverage, I came back out the car two hours later, to find out that there was foamy, frothy goodness still in the mug!Okay, so I would have given this five stars, but the idea that I can't immerse it in water kind of irks me. I find it a little bit tedious to try to clean it. It feels solid however, so hopefully it will last a long time!


Question: What item did the consumer purchase?

I purchased this adjustable frame and the frame broke into two pieces in less than seven months. They obviously don't know how to weld two pieces of metal. In pursuing action on my warranty I find I will be without a frame for the bed for over two weeks at least. Leggett and Platt are not very helpful. Seems I need to wait for the parts and then arrange for a service call. And so on. I was told thatconsidering the damage to the frame they would probably just replace the item. Oh no, they won't. So I will be without a bed for over two weeks and then I wonder once they fix it will it be broken again in another few months. Do yourself a favor, don't buy this product.

Answer: adjustable frame

<hl> I purchased this adjustable frame and the frame broke into two pieces in less than seven months. <hl> They obviously don't know how to weld two pieces of metal. In pursuing action on my warranty I find I will be without a frame for the bed for over two weeks at least. Leggett and Platt are not very helpful. Seems I need to wait for the parts and then arrange for a service call. And so on. I was told thatconsidering the damage to the frame they would probably just replace the item. Oh no, they won't. So I will be without a bed for over two weeks and then I wonder once they fix it will it be broken again in another few months. Do yourself a favor, don't buy this product.

I purchased this <hl> adjustable frame <hl> and the frame broke into two pieces in less than seven months. They obviously don't know how to weld two pieces of metal. In pursuing action on my warranty I find I will be without a frame for the bed for over two weeks at least. Leggett and Platt are not very helpful. Seems I need to wait for the parts and then arrange for a service call. And so on. I was told thatconsidering the damage to the frame they would probably just replace the item. Oh no, they won't. So I will be without a bed for over two weeks and then I wonder once they fix it will it be broken again in another few months. Do yourself a favor, don't buy this product.


Question: What test did they do with them?

Ok enough with the puns. I have an older hoover upright animal and a dyson animal. Did I mention I have animals? Comparing these 3 products is not really equal. The Dyson is over 5 yrs old and the other hoover is over 1yr old. That being said the Dyson still performs as well as the newer hoovers. As far as this model I am really impressed with it. It does clean the carpets really well. I did the 2 pass test with this and the older hoover. I vacuumed a room with the previous model, then went back over it with this one. I got almost 2x as much dirt in the canister as with the previous hoover and this was me vacuuming the room in sequential fashion.Pros:+ very powerful and works well on hard wood floors.+ Setting below low carpet makes bare floors easy+ nice accessoriesCons:- older model had power button this has a switch half way down the body in the back behind a door next to a leopard.- no auto retracting cord (Previous model had it)Overall its a really good vacuum with a high bang for the buck value.Thanks for reading my review.

Answer: the 2 pass test

Ok enough with the puns. I have an older hoover upright animal and a dyson animal. Did I mention I have animals? Comparing these 3 products is not really equal. The Dyson is over 5 yrs old and the other hoover is over 1yr old. That being said the Dyson still performs as well as the newer hoovers. As far as this model I am really impressed with it. It does clean the carpets really well. <hl> I did the 2 pass test with this and the older hoover. <hl> I vacuumed a room with the previous model, then went back over it with this one. I got almost 2x as much dirt in the canister as with the previous hoover and this was me vacuuming the room in sequential fashion. Pros:+ very powerful and works well on hard wood floors.+ Setting below low carpet makes bare floors easy+ nice accessoriesCons:- older model had power button this has a switch half way down the body in the back behind a door next to a leopard.- no auto retracting cord (Previous model had it)Overall its a really good vacuum with a high bang for the buck value. Thanks for reading my review.

Ok enough with the puns. I have an older hoover upright animal and a dyson animal. Did I mention I have animals? Comparing these 3 products is not really equal. The Dyson is over 5 yrs old and the other hoover is over 1yr old. That being said the Dyson still performs as well as the newer hoovers. As far as this model I am really impressed with it. It does clean the carpets really well. I did <hl> the 2 pass test <hl> with this and the older hoover. I vacuumed a room with the previous model, then went back over it with this one. I got almost 2x as much dirt in the canister as with the previous hoover and this was me vacuuming the room in sequential fashion.Pros:+ very powerful and works well on hard wood floors.+ Setting below low carpet makes bare floors easy+ nice accessoriesCons:- older model had power button this has a switch half way down the body in the back behind a door next to a leopard.- no auto retracting cord (Previous model had it)Overall its a really good vacuum with a high bang for the buck value.Thanks for reading my review.


Question: what material are they contemplating going back to?

The good thing is they are cheap for 2. The bad thing is the coating wears off. I have the 12 inch in storage... too large to use daily. But the 10 inch coating has worn off and is chipping off. I need to throw this away... dangerous to injest this coating. My husband is not wanting me to toss the pan at the end of it's lifespann but I know it is not safe to eat from this now that it is chipping and peeling. What else works other than stainless steel? I want a durable pan that LASTS. I will use it 1-3 times a day. I like the idea of nonstick. Might have to go back to stainless steel.

Answer: stainless steel.

The good thing is they are cheap for 2. The bad thing is the coating wears off. I have the 12 inch in storage... too large to use daily. But the 10 inch coating has worn off and is chipping off. I need to throw this away... dangerous to injest this coating. My husband is not wanting me to toss the pan at the end of it's lifespann but I know it is not safe to eat from this now that it is chipping and peeling. What else works other than stainless steel? I want a durable pan that LASTS. I will use it 1-3 times a day. I like the idea of nonstick. <hl> Might have to go back to stainless steel. <hl>

The good thing is they are cheap for 2. The bad thing is the coating wears off. I have the 12 inch in storage... too large to use daily. But the 10 inch coating has worn off and is chipping off. I need to throw this away... dangerous to injest this coating. My husband is not wanting me to toss the pan at the end of it's lifespann but I know it is not safe to eat from this now that it is chipping and peeling. What else works other than stainless steel? I want a durable pan that LASTS. I will use it 1-3 times a day. I like the idea of nonstick. Might have to go back to <hl> stainless steel. <hl>


Question: How many shots of espresso will this make?

Makes a three shots of great tasting "espresso". I use a grind halfway between drip and espresso. Found starting with hot water makes a much better brew - less time on the stove. Steam and water leaked between the chambers the first couple times I used it. Took the seal off and carefully cleaned it and the threads; problem solved. Easy to clean, too.

Answer: three

<hl> Makes a three shots of great tasting "espresso". <hl> I use a grind halfway between drip and espresso. Found starting with hot water makes a much better brew - less time on the stove. Steam and water leaked between the chambers the first couple times I used it. Took the seal off and carefully cleaned it and the threads; problem solved. Easy to clean, too.

Makes a <hl> three <hl> shots of great tasting "espresso". I use a grind halfway between drip and espresso. Found starting with hot water makes a much better brew - less time on the stove. Steam and water leaked between the chambers the first couple times I used it. Took the seal off and carefully cleaned it and the threads; problem solved. Easy to clean, too.


Question: How old is the reviewer's baby?

This is our second stick vacuum. What we really like about this product is that it has GREAT suction. It is also easy to empty and folds up compactly. Our only complaint is that the battery life is pretty short and the charge time is pretty long. So, we have to keep it plugged in for it to be available when we need it. We have 2 dogs, 1 that is part chow and sheds like mad - and a 9 month old who crawls all over the place. So, we use this almost every other day. Have had it for about 2 months now and no problems. Seems like a great value for the product. Overall, we are pretty happy with it.

Answer: 9 month old

This is our second stick vacuum. What we really like about this product is that it has GREAT suction. It is also easy to empty and folds up compactly. Our only complaint is that the battery life is pretty short and the charge time is pretty long. So, we have to keep it plugged in for it to be available when we need it. <hl> We have 2 dogs, 1 that is part chow and sheds like mad - and a 9 month old who crawls all over the place. <hl> So, we use this almost every other day. Have had it for about 2 months now and no problems. Seems like a great value for the product. Overall, we are pretty happy with it.

This is our second stick vacuum. What we really like about this product is that it has GREAT suction. It is also easy to empty and folds up compactly. Our only complaint is that the battery life is pretty short and the charge time is pretty long. So, we have to keep it plugged in for it to be available when we need it. We have 2 dogs, 1 that is part chow and sheds like mad - and a <hl> 9 month old <hl> who crawls all over the place. So, we use this almost every other day. Have had it for about 2 months now and no problems. Seems like a great value for the product. Overall, we are pretty happy with it.


Question: What kinds of floors does it work for

This vacuum cleaner is good, solid value. I've owned many units in this same price point, and this may be the best so far. It has strong suction and brush action. It's well-constructed, compact, and easy to assemble. It has a dial to adjust to various surfaces and works well on all carpet thicknesses as well as bare floors. Accessory attachments include a turbo brush and upholstery brush and extension tube, which all fit neatly on the back of the unit for storage. Not industrial strength and no deluxe bells and whistles, but definitely gets the job done for basic home use.

Answer: all carpet thicknesses as well as bare floors

This vacuum cleaner is good, solid value. I've owned many units in this same price point, and this may be the best so far. It has strong suction and brush action. It's well-constructed, compact, and easy to assemble. <hl> It has a dial to adjust to various surfaces and works well on all carpet thicknesses as well as bare floors . <hl> Accessory attachments include a turbo brush and upholstery brush and extension tube, which all fit neatly on the back of the unit for storage. Not industrial strength and no deluxe bells and whistles, but definitely gets the job done for basic home use.

This vacuum cleaner is good, solid value. I've owned many units in this same price point, and this may be the best so far. It has strong suction and brush action. It's well-constructed, compact, and easy to assemble. It has a dial to adjust to various surfaces and works well on <hl> all carpet thicknesses as well as bare floors <hl>. Accessory attachments include a turbo brush and upholstery brush and extension tube, which all fit neatly on the back of the unit for storage. Not industrial strength and no deluxe bells and whistles, but definitely gets the job done for basic home use.

It has a dial to adjust to various surfaces and works well on <hl> all carpet thicknesses as well as bare floors <hl> .


Question: What fruits has the user dried?

This thing is a hoot! So far I have dried peaches, apples and cherries and made beef jerky. That is more the function of how great dehydrators in general are though. THis one isn't ridiculously loud at all, as some people have said. You amy have to turn the TV up a few clicks if it is in the saem room, but you don't really notice it over a conversation or anything. Reasonable amount of space to dry stuff. My main issue is that it has major hot spots. I have to remove the fruit and stuff piece by piece every couple hours because some areas dry much mroe quickly. In retrospect, it would probably have been worth an extra $10 to find one without hotspots (but who knows, maybe that one would have them too and then I would have wasted $10). If this lasts through drying all of my produce this season, I will probably increase my review to 4 stars. Regardless, buy a dehydrator, even if it isnt this one!

Answer: peaches, apples and cherries

This thing is a hoot! <hl> So far I have dried peaches, apples and cherries and made beef jerky. <hl> That is more the function of how great dehydrators in general are though. THis one isn't ridiculously loud at all, as some people have said. You amy have to turn the TV up a few clicks if it is in the saem room, but you don't really notice it over a conversation or anything. Reasonable amount of space to dry stuff. My main issue is that it has major hot spots. I have to remove the fruit and stuff piece by piece every couple hours because some areas dry much mroe quickly. In retrospect, it would probably have been worth an extra $10 to find one without hotspots (but who knows, maybe that one would have them too and then I would have wasted $10). If this lasts through drying all of my produce this season, I will probably increase my review to 4 stars. Regardless, buy a dehydrator, even if it isnt this one!

This thing is a hoot! So far I have dried <hl> peaches, apples and cherries <hl> and made beef jerky. That is more the function of how great dehydrators in general are though. THis one isn't ridiculously loud at all, as some people have said. You amy have to turn the TV up a few clicks if it is in the saem room, but you don't really notice it over a conversation or anything. Reasonable amount of space to dry stuff. My main issue is that it has major hot spots. I have to remove the fruit and stuff piece by piece every couple hours because some areas dry much mroe quickly. In retrospect, it would probably have been worth an extra $10 to find one without hotspots (but who knows, maybe that one would have them too and then I would have wasted $10). If this lasts through drying all of my produce this season, I will probably increase my review to 4 stars. Regardless, buy a dehydrator, even if it isnt this one!


Question: What does the reviewer say that is still rock solid well after a year of use?

I bought this basket a few months ago, and it's great! I have my shaving cream and shaver; a small bottle each of shampoo, conditioner and body wash; my scrubbie pouf, and my foot brush and file all in one place now, and out of the way instead of sitting in all the corners of my big Roman soaking tub. Have had no problems with the suction cups slipping at all. Great product.Update: I've had this product on the wall in my bathtub area for well over a year now and the suction cups are still rock solid. Best I've ever seen; highly recommend.

Answer: the suction cups

I bought this basket a few months ago, and it's great! I have my shaving cream and shaver; a small bottle each of shampoo, conditioner and body wash; my scrubbie pouf, and my foot brush and file all in one place now, and out of the way instead of sitting in all the corners of my big Roman soaking tub. <hl> Have had no problems with the suction cups slipping at all. <hl> Great product. Update: I've had this product on the wall in my bathtub area for well over a year now and the suction cups are still rock solid. Best I've ever seen; highly recommend.

I bought this basket a few months ago, and it's great! I have my shaving cream and shaver; a small bottle each of shampoo, conditioner and body wash; my scrubbie pouf, and my foot brush and file all in one place now, and out of the way instead of sitting in all the corners of my big Roman soaking tub. Have had no problems with <hl> the suction cups <hl> slipping at all. Great product.Update: I've had this product on the wall in my bathtub area for well over a year now and the suction cups are still rock solid. Best I've ever seen; highly recommend.


Question: What size are the person's hands?

After buying several plastic insulated travel mugs from Starbucks, I was looking for something better. The best thing the Starbucks travel mugs had going for them is that they did not leak, unless you screw the top on too tight; then the rubber gasket comes loose from the lid and it leaks around the gasket. Another reviewer here had mentioned that the Contigo mug she had did not keep hot for the 4 hours indicated. Did a bit more research, including finding both models at a local retailer. The plastic/foam insulated are only rated for 1 hour. The stainless steel/vacuum model is rated for 4 hours and I'm finding that it is indeed keeping water and coffee hot for 4 hours. They're both leakproof, but another big advantage to the stainless steel for me is that it doesn't absorbe taste or odors like the plastic will. I have smallish hands with weak grip strength and the push button mechanism for drinking is not difficult for my hand at all. Will be purchasing another to keep in my suitcase. It's the perfect travel mug.

Answer: smallish

After buying several plastic insulated travel mugs from Starbucks, I was looking for something better. The best thing the Starbucks travel mugs had going for them is that they did not leak, unless you screw the top on too tight; then the rubber gasket comes loose from the lid and it leaks around the gasket. Another reviewer here had mentioned that the Contigo mug she had did not keep hot for the 4 hours indicated. Did a bit more research, including finding both models at a local retailer. The plastic/foam insulated are only rated for 1 hour. The stainless steel/vacuum model is rated for 4 hours and I'm finding that it is indeed keeping water and coffee hot for 4 hours. They're both leakproof, but another big advantage to the stainless steel for me is that it doesn't absorbe taste or odors like the plastic will. <hl> I have smallish hands with weak grip strength and the push button mechanism for drinking is not difficult for my hand at all. <hl> Will be purchasing another to keep in my suitcase. It's the perfect travel mug.

After buying several plastic insulated travel mugs from Starbucks, I was looking for something better. The best thing the Starbucks travel mugs had going for them is that they did not leak, unless you screw the top on too tight; then the rubber gasket comes loose from the lid and it leaks around the gasket. Another reviewer here had mentioned that the Contigo mug she had did not keep hot for the 4 hours indicated. Did a bit more research, including finding both models at a local retailer. The plastic/foam insulated are only rated for 1 hour. The stainless steel/vacuum model is rated for 4 hours and I'm finding that it is indeed keeping water and coffee hot for 4 hours. They're both leakproof, but another big advantage to the stainless steel for me is that it doesn't absorbe taste or odors like the plastic will. I have <hl> smallish <hl> hands with weak grip strength and the push button mechanism for drinking is not difficult for my hand at all. Will be purchasing another to keep in my suitcase. It's the perfect travel mug.


Question: The customer states that the vacuum does not need charging for how many minutes?

Easy to assemble, just three pieces -- a two piece handle and the cleaning head. The two parts of the handle screw together -- it did take some muscle to get them tightly together -- and the head just snaps on.I've used this every day in the week that I've had it. I've used it on carpeted floors and bare floors. It's especially effective on bare floors. With other vacuums, even those with a bare floor setting, stuff sometimes shoots out the side. Not this one.It seems to have plenty of power -- it picks up small rocks with no problem. The 40-minute runtime is accurate. I've used it at least that long and haven't had to recharge.What I really like is that it will lay flat, which allows me to get under things that I used to have to move. What I don't like (and this is probably standard with stick vacs) is that the smaller head means more passes to cover a floor. For this reason, the Rowenta will be my spot pickup cleaner. I'll still use the big vacuum prior to shampooing, or when I have to vacuum the entire floor.The only reason I don't give it 5 stars is because of the price. A cordless stick vac is a convenience, not a necessary tool. If I had to choose between a stick vac and a regular vac, I'd have to choose the regular vac.Also, if you have pets, hair will get wound around the brushes, even more so than with a regular vacuum.

Answer: 40

The 40 -minute runtime is accurate.

Easy to assemble, just three pieces -- a two piece handle and the cleaning head. The two parts of the handle screw together -- it did take some muscle to get them tightly together -- and the head just snaps on. I've used this every day in the week that I've had it. I've used it on carpeted floors and bare floors. It's especially effective on bare floors. With other vacuums, even those with a bare floor setting, stuff sometimes shoots out the side. Not this one. It seems to have plenty of power -- it picks up small rocks with no problem. <hl> The 40 -minute runtime is accurate. <hl> I've used it at least that long and haven't had to recharge. What I really like is that it will lay flat, which allows me to get under things that I used to have to move. What I don't like (and this is probably standard with stick vacs) is that the smaller head means more passes to cover a floor. For this reason, the Rowenta will be my spot pickup cleaner. I'll still use the big vacuum prior to shampooing, or when I have to vacuum the entire floor. The only reason I don't give it 5 stars is because of the price. A cordless stick vac is a convenience, not a necessary tool. If I had to choose between a stick vac and a regular vac, I'd have to choose the regular vac. Also, if you have pets, hair will get wound around the brushes, even more so than with a regular vacuum.

Easy to assemble, just three pieces -- a two piece handle and the cleaning head. The two parts of the handle screw together -- it did take some muscle to get them tightly together -- and the head just snaps on.I've used this every day in the week that I've had it. I've used it on carpeted floors and bare floors. It's especially effective on bare floors. With other vacuums, even those with a bare floor setting, stuff sometimes shoots out the side. Not this one.It seems to have plenty of power -- it picks up small rocks with no problem. The <hl> 40 <hl>-minute runtime is accurate. I've used it at least that long and haven't had to recharge.What I really like is that it will lay flat, which allows me to get under things that I used to have to move. What I don't like (and this is probably standard with stick vacs) is that the smaller head means more passes to cover a floor. For this reason, the Rowenta will be my spot pickup cleaner. I'll still use the big vacuum prior to shampooing, or when I have to vacuum the entire floor.The only reason I don't give it 5 stars is because of the price. A cordless stick vac is a convenience, not a necessary tool. If I had to choose between a stick vac and a regular vac, I'd have to choose the regular vac.Also, if you have pets, hair will get wound around the brushes, even more so than with a regular vacuum.

The <hl> 40 <hl> -minute runtime is accurate.


Question: What will this product still be used for?

Got this with my rewards points when I signed up for a credit card. I was looking at a different Cuisinart one, but free is free. What I like about this is the chopper attachment, its what I have used the most, since I got this at the beginning of summer and haven't had the opportunity to use the immersion feature.I have used the chopper attachment to make salsa, guacamole, blend hot salsa verde, whipped cream, and chop various vegetables. I also used it to make my own Larabars, but after blending the dates and nuts for more than a couple minutes I could smell something overheating, and I could hear it lose power. I will still use it to make Larabars, but I will have to take breaks on it or something.I haven't been able to use the whisk attachment, I must be missing a piece, I have no idea how to attach it. Oh well.

Answer: to make Larabars

Got this with my rewards points when I signed up for a credit card. I was looking at a different Cuisinart one, but free is free. What I like about this is the chopper attachment, its what I have used the most, since I got this at the beginning of summer and haven't had the opportunity to use the immersion feature. I have used the chopper attachment to make salsa, guacamole, blend hot salsa verde, whipped cream, and chop various vegetables. I also used it to make my own Larabars, but after blending the dates and nuts for more than a couple minutes I could smell something overheating, and I could hear it lose power. <hl> I will still use it to make Larabars , but I will have to take breaks on it or something. <hl> I haven't been able to use the whisk attachment, I must be missing a piece, I have no idea how to attach it. Oh well.

Got this with my rewards points when I signed up for a credit card. I was looking at a different Cuisinart one, but free is free. What I like about this is the chopper attachment, its what I have used the most, since I got this at the beginning of summer and haven't had the opportunity to use the immersion feature.I have used the chopper attachment to make salsa, guacamole, blend hot salsa verde, whipped cream, and chop various vegetables. I also used it to make my own Larabars, but after blending the dates and nuts for more than a couple minutes I could smell something overheating, and I could hear it lose power. I will still use it <hl> to make Larabars <hl>, but I will have to take breaks on it or something.I haven't been able to use the whisk attachment, I must be missing a piece, I have no idea how to attach it. Oh well.

I will still use it <hl> to make Larabars <hl> , but I will have to take breaks on it or something.


Question: does the closure lock?

This Timolino was backed by very credible experts, yet it is NOT a TRAVELING tumbler, as they claim it to be. Though coffee will stay hot in it for hours, acting as a small carafe, you cannot succesfully mobilize it - for the lid drips out coffee. The lid is not deep,even slanted - so coffee easily spews out of it. If they changed the lid, to put a closure which at least snaps into place, it would be useful as a mobile coffee tumbler. The closure slides and DOES NOT LOCK INTO PLACE. Ironically, if it tumbles, coffee spills out and ruins anything nearby. The price is too high for what it really does, since you have to leave it in the office or at home.

Answer: DOES NOT

This Timolino was backed by very credible experts, yet it is NOT a TRAVELING tumbler, as they claim it to be. Though coffee will stay hot in it for hours, acting as a small carafe, you cannot succesfully mobilize it - for the lid drips out coffee. The lid is not deep,even slanted - so coffee easily spews out of it. If they changed the lid, to put a closure which at least snaps into place, it would be useful as a mobile coffee tumbler. <hl> The closure slides and DOES NOT LOCK INTO PLACE. <hl> Ironically, if it tumbles, coffee spills out and ruins anything nearby. The price is too high for what it really does, since you have to leave it in the office or at home.

This Timolino was backed by very credible experts, yet it is NOT a TRAVELING tumbler, as they claim it to be. Though coffee will stay hot in it for hours, acting as a small carafe, you cannot succesfully mobilize it - for the lid drips out coffee. The lid is not deep,even slanted - so coffee easily spews out of it. If they changed the lid, to put a closure which at least snaps into place, it would be useful as a mobile coffee tumbler. The closure slides and <hl> DOES NOT <hl> LOCK INTO PLACE. Ironically, if it tumbles, coffee spills out and ruins anything nearby. The price is too high for what it really does, since you have to leave it in the office or at home.


Question: What happens when the clove comes out of the tube?

This item really works and simplifies removing skins from garlic cloves -- often a tedious job. I just trim the ends off of each clove and roll it around briefly in the tube. Amazingly it comes out skin free. When all the cloves are peeled cleanup is easy.

Answer: skin free

Amazingly it comes out skin free .

This item really works and simplifies removing skins from garlic cloves -- often a tedious job. I just trim the ends off of each clove and roll it around briefly in the tube. <hl> Amazingly it comes out skin free . <hl> When all the cloves are peeled cleanup is easy.

This item really works and simplifies removing skins from garlic cloves -- often a tedious job. I just trim the ends off of each clove and roll it around briefly in the tube. Amazingly it comes out <hl> skin free <hl>. When all the cloves are peeled cleanup is easy.

Amazingly it comes out <hl> skin free <hl> .


Question: What did they use the product for?

I've ordered two separate shipments of two boxes each, and all have arrived in perfect, unbroken condition. I used them for my spices, and unlike another reviewer, found they perfectly fit a U.S. standard size spice jar (e.g., McCormick's). The trick is: tap the jar a few times to settle the contents, then you'll have room for the rest of what's in the jar from the grocery store.I labeled the tops of these with clear spice labels (Spice Bottle Labels (set of 84) - Clear (0.5"h x 2"w)) and was able to fit 48 bottles in my drawer. Yes, that's a LOT of spices, but I'm an avid home cook trying to replace sodium with herbs and spices so a wide selection is essential.

Answer: used them for my spices

I've ordered two separate shipments of two boxes each, and all have arrived in perfect, unbroken condition. <hl> I used them for my spices , and unlike another reviewer, found they perfectly fit a U.S. standard size spice jar (e.g., McCormick's). <hl> The trick is: tap the jar a few times to settle the contents, then you'll have room for the rest of what's in the jar from the grocery store. I labeled the tops of these with clear spice labels (Spice Bottle Labels (set of 84) - Clear (0.5"h x 2"w)) and was able to fit 48 bottles in my drawer. Yes, that's a LOT of spices, but I'm an avid home cook trying to replace sodium with herbs and spices so a wide selection is essential.

I've ordered two separate shipments of two boxes each, and all have arrived in perfect, unbroken condition. I <hl> used them for my spices <hl>, and unlike another reviewer, found they perfectly fit a U.S. standard size spice jar (e.g., McCormick's). The trick is: tap the jar a few times to settle the contents, then you'll have room for the rest of what's in the jar from the grocery store.I labeled the tops of these with clear spice labels (Spice Bottle Labels (set of 84) - Clear (0.5"h x 2"w)) and was able to fit 48 bottles in my drawer. Yes, that's a LOT of spices, but I'm an avid home cook trying to replace sodium with herbs and spices so a wide selection is essential.

I <hl> used them for my spices <hl> , and unlike another reviewer, found they perfectly fit a U.S. standard size spice jar (e.g., McCormick's).


Question: does the grill come with instructions?

I know a lot of people are comparing this to another, higher end product. But I am going to try and compare it to what most people have: a trust George Foreman Grill. My family has been using the Foreman for 10 years and I never thought I would get rid of it. Guess what went in the trash last week?I love the Big Boss grill more than I ever loved my Foreman and here is why:The plates: These easily go into my dish washer, no problem. And they come clean! On the Foreman it was always a struggle to find room and you basically had to scrub them clean before washing them.Folding open: The Foreman was great for steaks and chicken. This is great for a whole lot more! Anything you could make on the Foreman, you can make on the Big Boss. You can also throw out your dedicated griddle: just fold open the Big Boss and pancakes are just a couple of flips away.Cleaning: The Foreman was a mess. You could not get to the nooks and crannies just due to the way it was put together. The Big Boss folds open easily to get at those spots you were scared to look at on the Foreman.So why 4 stars and not 5? No instruction manual, and no waffle plate. The box said it could make waffles...how you can do that with no waffle plate is beyond me.Overall: a great product that I plan to use for several years!

Answer: No instruction manual

I know a lot of people are comparing this to another, higher end product. But I am going to try and compare it to what most people have: a trust George Foreman Grill. My family has been using the Foreman for 10 years and I never thought I would get rid of it. Guess what went in the trash last week?I love the Big Boss grill more than I ever loved my Foreman and here is why:The plates: These easily go into my dish washer, no problem. And they come clean! On the Foreman it was always a struggle to find room and you basically had to scrub them clean before washing them. Folding open: The Foreman was great for steaks and chicken. This is great for a whole lot more! Anything you could make on the Foreman, you can make on the Big Boss. You can also throw out your dedicated griddle: just fold open the Big Boss and pancakes are just a couple of flips away. Cleaning: The Foreman was a mess. You could not get to the nooks and crannies just due to the way it was put together. The Big Boss folds open easily to get at those spots you were scared to look at on the Foreman. <hl> So why 4 stars and not 5? No instruction manual , and no waffle plate. <hl> The box said it could make waffles...how you can do that with no waffle plate is beyond me. Overall: a great product that I plan to use for several years!

I know a lot of people are comparing this to another, higher end product. But I am going to try and compare it to what most people have: a trust George Foreman Grill. My family has been using the Foreman for 10 years and I never thought I would get rid of it. Guess what went in the trash last week?I love the Big Boss grill more than I ever loved my Foreman and here is why:The plates: These easily go into my dish washer, no problem. And they come clean! On the Foreman it was always a struggle to find room and you basically had to scrub them clean before washing them.Folding open: The Foreman was great for steaks and chicken. This is great for a whole lot more! Anything you could make on the Foreman, you can make on the Big Boss. You can also throw out your dedicated griddle: just fold open the Big Boss and pancakes are just a couple of flips away.Cleaning: The Foreman was a mess. You could not get to the nooks and crannies just due to the way it was put together. The Big Boss folds open easily to get at those spots you were scared to look at on the Foreman.So why 4 stars and not 5? <hl> No instruction manual <hl>, and no waffle plate. The box said it could make waffles...how you can do that with no waffle plate is beyond me.Overall: a great product that I plan to use for several years!

So why 4 stars and not 5? <hl> No instruction manual <hl> , and no waffle plate.


Question: What did this person do research on?

I looked up Melamine and found this warning:"Melamine is described as being "Harmful if swallowed, inhaled or absorbed through the skin. Chronic exposure may cause cancer or reproductive damage. Eye, skin and respiratory irritant." However, the short-term lethal dose is on a par with common table salt with an LD50 of more than 3 grams per kilogram of bodyweight.[15] U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) scientists explained that when melamine and cyanuric acid are absorbed into the bloodstream, they concentrate and interact in the urine-filled renal tubules, then crystallize and form large numbers of round, yellow crystals, which in turn block and damage the renal cells that line the tubes, causing the kidneys to malfunction.[16]"Why would anyone want to eat off this toxic crap or put it in their dishwasher?

Answer: Melamine

<hl> I looked up Melamine and found this warning:"Melamine is described as being "Harmful if swallowed, inhaled or absorbed through the skin. <hl> Chronic exposure may cause cancer or reproductive damage. Eye, skin and respiratory irritant." However, the short-term lethal dose is on a par with common table salt with an LD50 of more than 3 grams per kilogram of bodyweight.[15] U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) scientists explained that when melamine and cyanuric acid are absorbed into the bloodstream, they concentrate and interact in the urine-filled renal tubules, then crystallize and form large numbers of round, yellow crystals, which in turn block and damage the renal cells that line the tubes, causing the kidneys to malfunction.[16]"Why would anyone want to eat off this toxic crap or put it in their dishwasher?

I looked up <hl> Melamine <hl> and found this warning:"Melamine is described as being "Harmful if swallowed, inhaled or absorbed through the skin. Chronic exposure may cause cancer or reproductive damage. Eye, skin and respiratory irritant." However, the short-term lethal dose is on a par with common table salt with an LD50 of more than 3 grams per kilogram of bodyweight.[15] U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) scientists explained that when melamine and cyanuric acid are absorbed into the bloodstream, they concentrate and interact in the urine-filled renal tubules, then crystallize and form large numbers of round, yellow crystals, which in turn block and damage the renal cells that line the tubes, causing the kidneys to malfunction.[16]"Why would anyone want to eat off this toxic crap or put it in their dishwasher?


Question: What type of baked goods does the person enjoy making?

I was asked to review this item, and as I do not have a cooling rack in the house, I said I would.Now that I have used this, I wonder why I never bought one of these before...they make so much sense!I like to bake healthy muffins mad it always takes so long for them to cool. With this new rack, they cool much after, and I am nit worried anything is going to burn.The quality seems good, and certainly at this price point it is.I have also used this for putting a hot pan on, and it worked great. Smart idea and I can recommend.

Answer: healthy muffins

I was asked to review this item, and as I do not have a cooling rack in the house, I said I would. <hl> Now that I have used this, I wonder why I never bought one of these before...they make so much sense!I like to bake healthy muffins mad it always takes so long for them to cool. <hl> With this new rack, they cool much after, and I am nit worried anything is going to burn. The quality seems good, and certainly at this price point it is. I have also used this for putting a hot pan on, and it worked great. Smart idea and I can recommend.

I was asked to review this item, and as I do not have a cooling rack in the house, I said I would.Now that I have used this, I wonder why I never bought one of these before...they make so much sense!I like to bake <hl> healthy muffins <hl> mad it always takes so long for them to cool. With this new rack, they cool much after, and I am nit worried anything is going to burn.The quality seems good, and certainly at this price point it is.I have also used this for putting a hot pan on, and it worked great. Smart idea and I can recommend.


Question: Where does the reviewer's swimming pool equipment stay?

My swimming pool equipment sits out in the open. On the rare occasions when the temperature gets below freezing, I cover the equipment with a couple of mover's pads and, up to now, put a contraption with four incandescent light bulbs on it under the cover. But, with the demise of incandescent bulbs, I came up with this idea. The heater is small, and it doesn't put out many BTU's, but I think it will be adequate for me needs, and it is small enough for me to put it under the equipment cover without it being a fire hazard.

Answer: sits out in the open

<hl> My swimming pool equipment sits out in the open . <hl> On the rare occasions when the temperature gets below freezing, I cover the equipment with a couple of mover's pads and, up to now, put a contraption with four incandescent light bulbs on it under the cover. But, with the demise of incandescent bulbs, I came up with this idea. The heater is small, and it doesn't put out many BTU's, but I think it will be adequate for me needs, and it is small enough for me to put it under the equipment cover without it being a fire hazard.

My swimming pool equipment <hl> sits out in the open <hl>. On the rare occasions when the temperature gets below freezing, I cover the equipment with a couple of mover's pads and, up to now, put a contraption with four incandescent light bulbs on it under the cover. But, with the demise of incandescent bulbs, I came up with this idea. The heater is small, and it doesn't put out many BTU's, but I think it will be adequate for me needs, and it is small enough for me to put it under the equipment cover without it being a fire hazard.

My swimming pool equipment <hl> sits out in the open <hl> .


Question: What should you use to open the battery door of this product?

I think the best thing about the American Innovative Portable Dual-Timer is the batteries! We have a total of 3 kitchen timers lurking in a drawer waiting for those flat round batteries that we never remember to buy! This nifty timer takes two AAA batteries. We always have that size around as our remotes require the same. I had a challenge opening the door to insert the included batteries: "use fingernail(some force required)". Don't use your fingernail, carefully use the tip of a knife, as I did! The other "tool" required is an open paperclip, used to press the very tiny button in order to set the Clock, a simple and easy procedure. Once all that was accomplished, on to playing with the other features of the timer....the Dual(2) Countdown timers work beautifully, either with buzzer, or the vibration mode. The screen is large and shows what is happening. Haven't used Stopwatch or the Keypad Lock yet, no reason, but figure it will be fine. The unit has a sturdy belt clip if you need to move around, and the strong magnet will rest snugly on a metal surface for easy access. I did not see any OFF button(to save battery life), and usually have it set on the Clock when not in use! Hopefully, I did not miss something. Anyway, it is a great little multi-talented Timer!

Answer: the tip of a knife

I think the best thing about the American Innovative Portable Dual-Timer is the batteries! We have a total of 3 kitchen timers lurking in a drawer waiting for those flat round batteries that we never remember to buy! This nifty timer takes two AAA batteries. We always have that size around as our remotes require the same. I had a challenge opening the door to insert the included batteries: "use fingernail(some force required)". <hl> Don't use your fingernail, carefully use the tip of a knife , as I did! <hl> The other "tool" required is an open paperclip, used to press the very tiny button in order to set the Clock, a simple and easy procedure. Once all that was accomplished, on to playing with the other features of the timer....the Dual(2) Countdown timers work beautifully, either with buzzer, or the vibration mode. The screen is large and shows what is happening. Haven't used Stopwatch or the Keypad Lock yet, no reason, but figure it will be fine. The unit has a sturdy belt clip if you need to move around, and the strong magnet will rest snugly on a metal surface for easy access. I did not see any OFF button(to save battery life), and usually have it set on the Clock when not in use! Hopefully, I did not miss something. Anyway, it is a great little multi-talented Timer!

I think the best thing about the American Innovative Portable Dual-Timer is the batteries! We have a total of 3 kitchen timers lurking in a drawer waiting for those flat round batteries that we never remember to buy! This nifty timer takes two AAA batteries. We always have that size around as our remotes require the same. I had a challenge opening the door to insert the included batteries: "use fingernail(some force required)". Don't use your fingernail, carefully use <hl> the tip of a knife <hl>, as I did! The other "tool" required is an open paperclip, used to press the very tiny button in order to set the Clock, a simple and easy procedure. Once all that was accomplished, on to playing with the other features of the timer....the Dual(2) Countdown timers work beautifully, either with buzzer, or the vibration mode. The screen is large and shows what is happening. Haven't used Stopwatch or the Keypad Lock yet, no reason, but figure it will be fine. The unit has a sturdy belt clip if you need to move around, and the strong magnet will rest snugly on a metal surface for easy access. I did not see any OFF button(to save battery life), and usually have it set on the Clock when not in use! Hopefully, I did not miss something. Anyway, it is a great little multi-talented Timer!

Don't use your fingernail, carefully use <hl> the tip of a knife <hl> , as I did!


Question: It's great for those that have trouble doing what?

I bought the Dirt Devil Breeze years ago and it is still running. I have always liked it; it is pretty light-weight and handles easily. The cord is super long. So when Amazon offered the Breeze at a really good price, I grabbed this one as a second one in the house. One thing I like about it is the fact that it is bagless. We have a Black Lab and it is amazing the amount of dog hair it picks up that you see in the reservoir after running it. It is easy to empty. The tube snaps off the cleaner easily and you can dump the dirt right in the garbage can. There is really nothing I dislike about it. For the price, it is highly recommended. Although I have a bigger sweeper, I keep using the Breeze. It would be perfect for an apartment as it is a bit smaller than the full size cleaners yet not too small to be annoying. Also, it would be good for those who have a hard time pushing and pulling a cleaner around. The new Breeze features have changed a little but so far I have had no problems.

Answer: pushing and pulling a cleaner around

I bought the Dirt Devil Breeze years ago and it is still running. I have always liked it; it is pretty light-weight and handles easily. The cord is super long. So when Amazon offered the Breeze at a really good price, I grabbed this one as a second one in the house. One thing I like about it is the fact that it is bagless. We have a Black Lab and it is amazing the amount of dog hair it picks up that you see in the reservoir after running it. It is easy to empty. The tube snaps off the cleaner easily and you can dump the dirt right in the garbage can. There is really nothing I dislike about it. For the price, it is highly recommended. Although I have a bigger sweeper, I keep using the Breeze. It would be perfect for an apartment as it is a bit smaller than the full size cleaners yet not too small to be annoying. <hl> Also, it would be good for those who have a hard time pushing and pulling a cleaner around . <hl> The new Breeze features have changed a little but so far I have had no problems.

I bought the Dirt Devil Breeze years ago and it is still running. I have always liked it; it is pretty light-weight and handles easily. The cord is super long. So when Amazon offered the Breeze at a really good price, I grabbed this one as a second one in the house. One thing I like about it is the fact that it is bagless. We have a Black Lab and it is amazing the amount of dog hair it picks up that you see in the reservoir after running it. It is easy to empty. The tube snaps off the cleaner easily and you can dump the dirt right in the garbage can. There is really nothing I dislike about it. For the price, it is highly recommended. Although I have a bigger sweeper, I keep using the Breeze. It would be perfect for an apartment as it is a bit smaller than the full size cleaners yet not too small to be annoying. Also, it would be good for those who have a hard time <hl> pushing and pulling a cleaner around <hl>. The new Breeze features have changed a little but so far I have had no problems.

Also, it would be good for those who have a hard time <hl> pushing and pulling a cleaner around <hl> .


Question: What did some reviewers not like about the wooden slats?

I was looking for something to put my soap in without it going slimy. It took a long time, but at last I found the answer to my problem. I ordered two, and was very surprised to receive them so soon, they only took 4 days. I couldn't wait to see what they looked like. I'd read that some reviewers weren't happy with theirs as the wooden slats were poorly positioned.The first one I opened was perfect, quite heavy, also nice and large, would fit any soap.The second soap dish wasn't perfect, two of the wooden slats at the end, were positioned closer together than the rest, but that's OK, I can live with that. Like many products in the USA, they are made in China, they look just like in the picture.I'm a little concerned about how long the wooden parts will last, they are not varnished, but for now, I'm happy I have a place for my soap, and don't have to worry about getting my sinks messy.***UPDATE***I've only had them a few months and now I have another soap problem, some of the slats have come unglued. I wish the inserts were plastic, and that would be the end of the problem.

Answer: were poorly positioned

I was looking for something to put my soap in without it going slimy. It took a long time, but at last I found the answer to my problem. I ordered two, and was very surprised to receive them so soon, they only took 4 days. I couldn't wait to see what they looked like. <hl> I'd read that some reviewers weren't happy with theirs as the wooden slats were poorly positioned .The first one I opened was perfect, quite heavy, also nice and large, would fit any soap. <hl> The second soap dish wasn't perfect, two of the wooden slats at the end, were positioned closer together than the rest, but that's OK, I can live with that. Like many products in the USA, they are made in China, they look just like in the picture. I'm a little concerned about how long the wooden parts will last, they are not varnished, but for now, I'm happy I have a place for my soap, and don't have to worry about getting my sinks messy.***UPDATE***I've only had them a few months and now I have another soap problem, some of the slats have come unglued. I wish the inserts were plastic, and that would be the end of the problem.

I was looking for something to put my soap in without it going slimy. It took a long time, but at last I found the answer to my problem. I ordered two, and was very surprised to receive them so soon, they only took 4 days. I couldn't wait to see what they looked like. I'd read that some reviewers weren't happy with theirs as the wooden slats <hl> were poorly positioned <hl>.The first one I opened was perfect, quite heavy, also nice and large, would fit any soap.The second soap dish wasn't perfect, two of the wooden slats at the end, were positioned closer together than the rest, but that's OK, I can live with that. Like many products in the USA, they are made in China, they look just like in the picture.I'm a little concerned about how long the wooden parts will last, they are not varnished, but for now, I'm happy I have a place for my soap, and don't have to worry about getting my sinks messy.***UPDATE***I've only had them a few months and now I have another soap problem, some of the slats have come unglued. I wish the inserts were plastic, and that would be the end of the problem.

I'd read that some reviewers weren't happy with theirs as the wooden slats <hl> were poorly positioned <hl> .The first one I opened was perfect, quite heavy, also nice and large, would fit any soap.


Question: What is easy to overlook according to the reviewer?

Some kitchen tools are easy to overlook. Don't for a second, though, forget how important it is to have a good spoon: comfortable, easy to use for stirring, useful in a cooking pot or saute pan, durable, easy to clean.This spoon is all of that and more. Price is good, too. Cooking grade silicone with a sturdy metal handle, just the right size slots, and easy to hold and control. And it washes like a charm.I've had his spoon and its un-slotted cousin for more than a year and it has help up very, very well, and has never failed me. Looks like new even after many trips to the dishwasher (in the dreaded lower rack!), big pans of bread dough, browning eggplant slices in hot oil, stirring garlicky sauces, and so on. It has never picked up smells or colors.Great, great kitchen tool. No cons, lots of pros.

Answer: Some kitchen tools

<hl> Some kitchen tools are easy to overlook. <hl> Don't for a second, though, forget how important it is to have a good spoon: comfortable, easy to use for stirring, useful in a cooking pot or saute pan, durable, easy to clean. This spoon is all of that and more. Price is good, too. Cooking grade silicone with a sturdy metal handle, just the right size slots, and easy to hold and control. And it washes like a charm. I've had his spoon and its un-slotted cousin for more than a year and it has help up very, very well, and has never failed me. Looks like new even after many trips to the dishwasher (in the dreaded lower rack!), big pans of bread dough, browning eggplant slices in hot oil, stirring garlicky sauces, and so on. It has never picked up smells or colors. Great, great kitchen tool. No cons, lots of pros.

<hl> Some kitchen tools <hl> are easy to overlook. Don't for a second, though, forget how important it is to have a good spoon: comfortable, easy to use for stirring, useful in a cooking pot or saute pan, durable, easy to clean.This spoon is all of that and more. Price is good, too. Cooking grade silicone with a sturdy metal handle, just the right size slots, and easy to hold and control. And it washes like a charm.I've had his spoon and its un-slotted cousin for more than a year and it has help up very, very well, and has never failed me. Looks like new even after many trips to the dishwasher (in the dreaded lower rack!), big pans of bread dough, browning eggplant slices in hot oil, stirring garlicky sauces, and so on. It has never picked up smells or colors.Great, great kitchen tool. No cons, lots of pros.


Question: What is a problem with dieting?

I've been a kitchen knife connoisseur since I started to get into healthy eating many years back. Let's face it, if you want to be healthy, a proper diet is essential and cannot be overlooked. The problem is not finding high quality foods, fresh organic produce can be found in nearly every neighborhood in America. Even big name grocery stores are carrying organic produce. The problem is making the time to prepare your own meals. For this, a proper kitchen knives set is essential. They make cooking enjoyable and the food made from a happy chef always seems to taste better.When you look at my current kitchen set-up, you'll find a collection of high quality steel knives:Zwilling J.A. Henckels Twin Four Star II 11-Piece Knife Set with Block,J.A. Henckels International Eversharp Pro Stainless Steel Steak Knives, Set of 4, andZwilling J.A. Henckels Twin Sharp Duo Knife Sharpener. And an assortment of high quality ceramic knives:Kyocera Revolution Series Knives, 5-1/2-inch Santoku Knife, White Blade,Kyocera Revolution Series 3-1/7- Inch Paring Knife with Red Handle, White Blade, andKyocera Revolution Series 5-Inch Micro Serrated Utility Knife, White Blade.I am a firm believer that you can't know something until you personally experience it. This is especially true with kitchen knives and computer keyboards. When shopping for my knives, I went to the local specialty kitchen store and tested out every knife set they had - the full range of J.A. Henckels, Wusthof, and Victorinox brands, and smaller specialty knife companies like Kyocera. I took home with me (or bought on Amazon) the knives that felt best in my hand. When you shop for high-end kitchen cutlery the blade materials are nearly identical between the brands and models, so the deciding factor is always the way the knife feels in your hand. After all this is where every knife will gets it's final grade. Personally, I prefer the more modern ergonomic designs with their soft curves and smooth finish. The distribution of a knife's weight is crucial with speed and precision.Bodum is new to the high-end knife market, trying to stake their claim with an array of ceramic knives. While a Santoku is my "go to" knife in the kitchen, this particular Santoku knife from Bodum won't find too much use from me. And again, it's all due to personal preference.... The knife cuts smooth and stays sharp. My complaint is with the balance of the weight of this knife. The area where the blade meets the handle is thick with ceramic and heavy. For me this negatively affects my cutting action. I prefer a more evenly distributed weight and a lighter knife. In addition, I like my knife handle smooth - it allows the blade to rest nicely against my palm. This Bodum Santoku knife uses a bumpy rubber-like handle that while provides a solid grip, just isn't to my liking.All is all, this is a nice kitchen knife. The price is fair for ceramic and the green color is fresh and fun. Add an all-white ceramic blade to the funky green handle and this knife will be an icebreaker for a single man/woman cooking dinner for his/her date or an exciting conversation piece for a dinner party with family or friends.

Answer: prepare your own meals

I've been a kitchen knife connoisseur since I started to get into healthy eating many years back. Let's face it, if you want to be healthy, a proper diet is essential and cannot be overlooked. The problem is not finding high quality foods, fresh organic produce can be found in nearly every neighborhood in America. Even big name grocery stores are carrying organic produce. <hl> The problem is making the time to prepare your own meals . <hl> For this, a proper kitchen knives set is essential. They make cooking enjoyable and the food made from a happy chef always seems to taste better. When you look at my current kitchen set-up, you'll find a collection of high quality steel knives:Zwilling J.A. Henckels Twin Four Star II 11-Piece Knife Set with Block,J.A. Henckels International Eversharp Pro Stainless Steel Steak Knives, Set of 4, andZwilling J.A. Henckels Twin Sharp Duo Knife Sharpener. And an assortment of high quality ceramic knives:Kyocera Revolution Series Knives, 5-1/2-inch Santoku Knife, White Blade,Kyocera Revolution Series 3-1/7- Inch Paring Knife with Red Handle, White Blade, andKyocera Revolution Series 5-Inch Micro Serrated Utility Knife, White Blade. I am a firm believer that you can't know something until you personally experience it. This is especially true with kitchen knives and computer keyboards. When shopping for my knives, I went to the local specialty kitchen store and tested out every knife set they had - the full range of J.A. Henckels, Wusthof, and Victorinox brands, and smaller specialty knife companies like Kyocera. I took home with me (or bought on Amazon) the knives that felt best in my hand. When you shop for high-end kitchen cutlery the blade materials are nearly identical between the brands and models, so the deciding factor is always the way the knife feels in your hand. After all this is where every knife will gets it's final grade. Personally, I prefer the more modern ergonomic designs with their soft curves and smooth finish. The distribution of a knife's weight is crucial with speed and precision. Bodum is new to the high-end knife market, trying to stake their claim with an array of ceramic knives. While a Santoku is my "go to" knife in the kitchen, this particular Santoku knife from Bodum won't find too much use from me. And again, it's all due to personal preference.... The knife cuts smooth and stays sharp. My complaint is with the balance of the weight of this knife. The area where the blade meets the handle is thick with ceramic and heavy. For me this negatively affects my cutting action. I prefer a more evenly distributed weight and a lighter knife. In addition, I like my knife handle smooth - it allows the blade to rest nicely against my palm. This Bodum Santoku knife uses a bumpy rubber-like handle that while provides a solid grip, just isn't to my liking. All is all, this is a nice kitchen knife. The price is fair for ceramic and the green color is fresh and fun. Add an all-white ceramic blade to the funky green handle and this knife will be an icebreaker for a single man/woman cooking dinner for his/her date or an exciting conversation piece for a dinner party with family or friends.

I've been a kitchen knife connoisseur since I started to get into healthy eating many years back. Let's face it, if you want to be healthy, a proper diet is essential and cannot be overlooked. The problem is not finding high quality foods, fresh organic produce can be found in nearly every neighborhood in America. Even big name grocery stores are carrying organic produce. The problem is making the time to <hl> prepare your own meals <hl>. For this, a proper kitchen knives set is essential. They make cooking enjoyable and the food made from a happy chef always seems to taste better.When you look at my current kitchen set-up, you'll find a collection of high quality steel knives:Zwilling J.A. Henckels Twin Four Star II 11-Piece Knife Set with Block,J.A. Henckels International Eversharp Pro Stainless Steel Steak Knives, Set of 4, andZwilling J.A. Henckels Twin Sharp Duo Knife Sharpener. And an assortment of high quality ceramic knives:Kyocera Revolution Series Knives, 5-1/2-inch Santoku Knife, White Blade,Kyocera Revolution Series 3-1/7- Inch Paring Knife with Red Handle, White Blade, andKyocera Revolution Series 5-Inch Micro Serrated Utility Knife, White Blade.I am a firm believer that you can't know something until you personally experience it. This is especially true with kitchen knives and computer keyboards. When shopping for my knives, I went to the local specialty kitchen store and tested out every knife set they had - the full range of J.A. Henckels, Wusthof, and Victorinox brands, and smaller specialty knife companies like Kyocera. I took home with me (or bought on Amazon) the knives that felt best in my hand. When you shop for high-end kitchen cutlery the blade materials are nearly identical between the brands and models, so the deciding factor is always the way the knife feels in your hand. After all this is where every knife will gets it's final grade. Personally, I prefer the more modern ergonomic designs with their soft curves and smooth finish. The distribution of a knife's weight is crucial with speed and precision.Bodum is new to the high-end knife market, trying to stake their claim with an array of ceramic knives. While a Santoku is my "go to" knife in the kitchen, this particular Santoku knife from Bodum won't find too much use from me. And again, it's all due to personal preference.... The knife cuts smooth and stays sharp. My complaint is with the balance of the weight of this knife. The area where the blade meets the handle is thick with ceramic and heavy. For me this negatively affects my cutting action. I prefer a more evenly distributed weight and a lighter knife. In addition, I like my knife handle smooth - it allows the blade to rest nicely against my palm. This Bodum Santoku knife uses a bumpy rubber-like handle that while provides a solid grip, just isn't to my liking.All is all, this is a nice kitchen knife. The price is fair for ceramic and the green color is fresh and fun. Add an all-white ceramic blade to the funky green handle and this knife will be an icebreaker for a single man/woman cooking dinner for his/her date or an exciting conversation piece for a dinner party with family or friends.

The problem is making the time to <hl> prepare your own meals <hl> .


Question: What is the system with various sizes described as?

I bought two different sets of these containers and am posting the same review to each.I had a set of these that I received years and years ago for signing up for a free checking account at my local bank. That set was great-- held up to dishwasher/microwave/college student use and nested well (all containers were different sizes.)Over the years and several moves, I lost almost all of these containers (or their lids), so I recently decided to replace them.They're still the same great containers (now BPA free!), but I noticed that the containers that are the same size (share the same sized lid) don't nest. They just... stack. Not a HORRIBLE big deal, as you can create a sort of nesting system with the various sizes, but it would be more convenient to be able to nest same sized containers together.Regardless, I'm still glad I pitched the large majority of the patchwork collection of food storage containers I had amassed over the years and replaced them with these. I no longer need to worry about surprise wet papers/purses/lunchboxes or melting containers in the microwave. I just wish that these were more nest-friendly, to save on storage space and save the hassle of sorting through a stack of 3/4 containers to get the right sized one out or put it away.

Answer: nesting system

I bought two different sets of these containers and am posting the same review to each. I had a set of these that I received years and years ago for signing up for a free checking account at my local bank. That set was great-- held up to dishwasher/microwave/college student use and nested well (all containers were different sizes.)Over the years and several moves, I lost almost all of these containers (or their lids), so I recently decided to replace them. They're still the same great containers (now BPA free!), but I noticed that the containers that are the same size (share the same sized lid) don't nest. They just... stack. <hl> Not a HORRIBLE big deal, as you can create a sort of nesting system with the various sizes, but it would be more convenient to be able to nest same sized containers together. <hl> Regardless, I'm still glad I pitched the large majority of the patchwork collection of food storage containers I had amassed over the years and replaced them with these. I no longer need to worry about surprise wet papers/purses/lunchboxes or melting containers in the microwave. I just wish that these were more nest-friendly, to save on storage space and save the hassle of sorting through a stack of 3/4 containers to get the right sized one out or put it away.

I bought two different sets of these containers and am posting the same review to each.I had a set of these that I received years and years ago for signing up for a free checking account at my local bank. That set was great-- held up to dishwasher/microwave/college student use and nested well (all containers were different sizes.)Over the years and several moves, I lost almost all of these containers (or their lids), so I recently decided to replace them.They're still the same great containers (now BPA free!), but I noticed that the containers that are the same size (share the same sized lid) don't nest. They just... stack. Not a HORRIBLE big deal, as you can create a sort of <hl> nesting system <hl> with the various sizes, but it would be more convenient to be able to nest same sized containers together.Regardless, I'm still glad I pitched the large majority of the patchwork collection of food storage containers I had amassed over the years and replaced them with these. I no longer need to worry about surprise wet papers/purses/lunchboxes or melting containers in the microwave. I just wish that these were more nest-friendly, to save on storage space and save the hassle of sorting through a stack of 3/4 containers to get the right sized one out or put it away.


Question: What activities does the person undertake while storing wine in their backpack?

These things are great for wine drinkers! I've used mine for transporting in a back back when walking/hiking and for storing leftover wine. Yes, that occasionally happens :), esp when you have more than multiple bottles going with guests around. I have labeled one for white, rose, and red, because I just feel better about it that way lol, but I'm not sure it's really necessary. I've never spilled a drop either filling or pouring, not sure why some have trouble with that. The lids are air tight, never had a leak. My only caution would be to make sure you have a safe place to store lids while drying, as they do resemble lids from other types of bottles and with 'helpers' around they could easily end up in the recycling or the trash! No problems cleaning the pouches, I just follow the directions on the side. Highly recommend these, also a great value in the 4-pack!

Answer: walking/hiking

These things are great for wine drinkers! <hl> I've used mine for transporting in a back back when walking/hiking and for storing leftover wine. <hl> Yes, that occasionally happens :), esp when you have more than multiple bottles going with guests around. I have labeled one for white, rose, and red, because I just feel better about it that way lol, but I'm not sure it's really necessary. I've never spilled a drop either filling or pouring, not sure why some have trouble with that. The lids are air tight, never had a leak. My only caution would be to make sure you have a safe place to store lids while drying, as they do resemble lids from other types of bottles and with 'helpers' around they could easily end up in the recycling or the trash! No problems cleaning the pouches, I just follow the directions on the side. Highly recommend these, also a great value in the 4-pack!

These things are great for wine drinkers! I've used mine for transporting in a back back when <hl> walking/hiking <hl> and for storing leftover wine. Yes, that occasionally happens :), esp when you have more than multiple bottles going with guests around. I have labeled one for white, rose, and red, because I just feel better about it that way lol, but I'm not sure it's really necessary. I've never spilled a drop either filling or pouring, not sure why some have trouble with that. The lids are air tight, never had a leak. My only caution would be to make sure you have a safe place to store lids while drying, as they do resemble lids from other types of bottles and with 'helpers' around they could easily end up in the recycling or the trash! No problems cleaning the pouches, I just follow the directions on the side. Highly recommend these, also a great value in the 4-pack!


Question: How long does the ice pack stay frozen?

I bought this not for my kid's lunch, but as an ice pack for my head. After a long day at work, I'm often rewarded with a dull yet nagging headache. I don't like to take Tylenol unless it REALLY hurts, and wanted an ice pack that was not so gigantic or bulky. This ice pack is the perfect size for my adult head. It is sweat free too, as well as light. I simply apply to center of my forehead and it starts working. I can simply toss it back in the freezer when I'm done and hand wash the cover as needed. So nice. I know this isn't marketed as a headache pack, but it really works well as one. It isn't too cold either, since the material is pretty thick. Just nice soothing coolness. The pack stays frozen for a few hours; I left it on the coffee table for a few hours and when I came back it was still mostly solid and still cold...so I guess it would be good for lunch boxes too.

Answer: a few hours

I bought this not for my kid's lunch, but as an ice pack for my head. After a long day at work, I'm often rewarded with a dull yet nagging headache. I don't like to take Tylenol unless it REALLY hurts, and wanted an ice pack that was not so gigantic or bulky. This ice pack is the perfect size for my adult head. It is sweat free too, as well as light. I simply apply to center of my forehead and it starts working. I can simply toss it back in the freezer when I'm done and hand wash the cover as needed. So nice. I know this isn't marketed as a headache pack, but it really works well as one. It isn't too cold either, since the material is pretty thick. Just nice soothing coolness. <hl> The pack stays frozen for a few hours ; I left it on the coffee table for a few hours and when I came back it was still mostly solid and still cold... <hl> so I guess it would be good for lunch boxes too.

I bought this not for my kid's lunch, but as an ice pack for my head. After a long day at work, I'm often rewarded with a dull yet nagging headache. I don't like to take Tylenol unless it REALLY hurts, and wanted an ice pack that was not so gigantic or bulky. This ice pack is the perfect size for my adult head. It is sweat free too, as well as light. I simply apply to center of my forehead and it starts working. I can simply toss it back in the freezer when I'm done and hand wash the cover as needed. So nice. I know this isn't marketed as a headache pack, but it really works well as one. It isn't too cold either, since the material is pretty thick. Just nice soothing coolness. The pack stays frozen for <hl> a few hours <hl>; I left it on the coffee table for a few hours and when I came back it was still mostly solid and still cold...so I guess it would be good for lunch boxes too.

The pack stays frozen for <hl> a few hours <hl> ; I left it on the coffee table for a few hours and when I came back it was still mostly solid and still cold...


Question: How many ounces does it hold?

I really believe if you are looking for a cocktail shaker, then this will be the perfect fit for your mixology need. It even comes with a jigger! I am very sure that the 24 oz Stainless Steel Cocktail Shaker from Natural Revolution Ltd will not disappoint you. This product gets two thumbs up from me!Disclosure: I received a sample product to review in exchange for my honest opinion. To read the rest of my review, please visit the blog! Below is just a small portion of my thoughts:

Answer: 24

I really believe if you are looking for a cocktail shaker, then this will be the perfect fit for your mixology need. It even comes with a jigger! <hl> I am very sure that the 24 oz Stainless Steel Cocktail Shaker from Natural Revolution Ltd will not disappoint you. <hl> This product gets two thumbs up from me!Disclosure: I received a sample product to review in exchange for my honest opinion. To read the rest of my review, please visit the blog! Below is just a small portion of my thoughts:

I really believe if you are looking for a cocktail shaker, then this will be the perfect fit for your mixology need. It even comes with a jigger! I am very sure that the <hl> 24 <hl> oz Stainless Steel Cocktail Shaker from Natural Revolution Ltd will not disappoint you. This product gets two thumbs up from me!Disclosure: I received a sample product to review in exchange for my honest opinion. To read the rest of my review, please visit the blog! Below is just a small portion of my thoughts:


Question: What type of kit did the author previously purchase?

In a previous review I stated that I was new to baking and decided to buy a decorating kit.When I started buying different size tips, I found that I couldn't get one coupler to fit the larger tips, so it turned out to be a real challenge to find the right couplers.I later found out that some people don't even use couplers, they just drop the tip into the bag, but I really didn't want to go that route.This coupler set covers anything in the intermediate range.I have one extra large for a tip that I rarely use, a set of couplers for the small tips, and these couplers, which fit all the mid size tips.All bases are covered, they do a great job.

Answer: decorating

<hl> In a previous review I stated that I was new to baking and decided to buy a decorating kit. <hl> When I started buying different size tips, I found that I couldn't get one coupler to fit the larger tips, so it turned out to be a real challenge to find the right couplers. I later found out that some people don't even use couplers, they just drop the tip into the bag, but I really didn't want to go that route. This coupler set covers anything in the intermediate range. I have one extra large for a tip that I rarely use, a set of couplers for the small tips, and these couplers, which fit all the mid size tips. All bases are covered, they do a great job.

In a previous review I stated that I was new to baking and decided to buy a <hl> decorating <hl> kit.When I started buying different size tips, I found that I couldn't get one coupler to fit the larger tips, so it turned out to be a real challenge to find the right couplers.I later found out that some people don't even use couplers, they just drop the tip into the bag, but I really didn't want to go that route.This coupler set covers anything in the intermediate range.I have one extra large for a tip that I rarely use, a set of couplers for the small tips, and these couplers, which fit all the mid size tips.All bases are covered, they do a great job.


Question: what situations could be used for the bags?

I use these mylar bags to buy in bulk at Sam's Club and Costco, then store it in mylar with an O2 absorber to give the product long shelf life. The great thing is with these bags you can store a reasonable amount of an item like flour or beans and when you break the seal you don't really have more on hand than you can reasonably use before it goes bad. You can store all types of things other than food in these too. In a situation where something might rust, mold, or otherwise decay you can toss it in one of these bags with an O2 absorber and seal it up, knowing that it will be the same when you need it next.

Answer: something might rust, mold, or otherwise decay

I use these mylar bags to buy in bulk at Sam's Club and Costco, then store it in mylar with an O2 absorber to give the product long shelf life. The great thing is with these bags you can store a reasonable amount of an item like flour or beans and when you break the seal you don't really have more on hand than you can reasonably use before it goes bad. You can store all types of things other than food in these too. <hl> In a situation where something might rust, mold, or otherwise decay you can toss it in one of these bags with an O2 absorber and seal it up, knowing that it will be the same when you need it next. <hl>

I use these mylar bags to buy in bulk at Sam's Club and Costco, then store it in mylar with an O2 absorber to give the product long shelf life. The great thing is with these bags you can store a reasonable amount of an item like flour or beans and when you break the seal you don't really have more on hand than you can reasonably use before it goes bad. You can store all types of things other than food in these too. In a situation where <hl> something might rust, mold, or otherwise decay <hl> you can toss it in one of these bags with an O2 absorber and seal it up, knowing that it will be the same when you need it next.