Question: What is another problem with the handle?

I have several cast-iron products including a wok, grill pan and a couple of Dutch ovens. I've been using them for years without a single complaint. I have a full set of All Clad stainless frying pans that are somewhat non-stick if you know how to use them. I've heard so much about Grandma's priceless iron frying pan that I had to give it a try. Compared to stainless, iron heats up slowly but keeps the heat much longer. The pre-seasoning isn't much because real seasoning takes years. This is beacuse the iron is rough and only through use become smooth. My complaints relate to the handle: First it is too short so you can't get a proper grip and second it gets hot enough to burn you (unlike stainless). I guess I'll get used to these problems and learn to appreciate the ultimate cooking surface that iron provides.

Answer: can't get a proper grip

I have several cast-iron products including a wok, grill pan and a couple of Dutch ovens. I've been using them for years without a single complaint. I have a full set of All Clad stainless frying pans that are somewhat non-stick if you know how to use them. I've heard so much about Grandma's priceless iron frying pan that I had to give it a try. Compared to stainless, iron heats up slowly but keeps the heat much longer. The pre-seasoning isn't much because real seasoning takes years. This is beacuse the iron is rough and only through use become smooth. My complaints relate to the handle: First it is too short <hl> so you can't get a proper grip and second it gets hot enough to burn you (unlike stainless). <hl> I guess I'll get used to these problems and learn to appreciate the ultimate cooking surface that iron provides.

I have several cast-iron products including a wok, grill pan and a couple of Dutch ovens. I've been using them for years without a single complaint. I have a full set of All Clad stainless frying pans that are somewhat non-stick if you know how to use them. I've heard so much about Grandma's priceless iron frying pan that I had to give it a try. Compared to stainless, iron heats up slowly but keeps the heat much longer. The pre-seasoning isn't much because real seasoning takes years. This is beacuse the iron is rough and only through use become smooth. My complaints relate to the handle: First it is too short so you <hl> can't get a proper grip <hl> and second it gets hot enough to burn you (unlike stainless). I guess I'll get used to these problems and learn to appreciate the ultimate cooking surface that iron provides.


Question: what two size bags will the reviewer try to find the next time he purchases bags?

I do like this set of bags very much.the best bags -size Large and Medium. then Extra Large -very good for the bed stuff. Jumbo Cube -too big, I didn t use it.not yet. the vacuum- seal is amaizing. and so fast. but roll-up travel bags I don t like it at all. that is why I rate only 4 stars. when you put the things inside this travel bag ,then you have to roll it.its not easy,the air doesn t go out .and you have to do it for long time to make it look ok and put it in to your suitcase. i send some clothing to my sister,and I used the Medium vacuum-seal flat bags, the size was so small,it was amazing how many things i put in. I think I will buy them again,only this time I will try to find 2 sizes -Large and Medium

Answer: Large and Medium

<hl> I do like this set of bags very much.the best bags -size Large and Medium . <hl> then Extra Large -very good for the bed stuff. Jumbo Cube -too big, I didn t use it.not yet. the vacuum- seal is amaizing. and so fast. but roll-up travel bags I don t like it at all. that is why I rate only 4 stars. when you put the things inside this travel bag ,then you have to roll it.its not easy,the air doesn t go out .and you have to do it for long time to make it look ok and put it in to your suitcase. i send some clothing to my sister,and I used the Medium vacuum-seal flat bags, the size was so small,it was amazing how many things i put in. I think I will buy them again,only this time I will try to find 2 sizes -Large and Medium

I do like this set of bags very much.the best bags -size <hl> Large and Medium <hl>. then Extra Large -very good for the bed stuff. Jumbo Cube -too big, I didn t use it.not yet. the vacuum- seal is amaizing. and so fast. but roll-up travel bags I don t like it at all. that is why I rate only 4 stars. when you put the things inside this travel bag ,then you have to roll it.its not easy,the air doesn t go out .and you have to do it for long time to make it look ok and put it in to your suitcase. i send some clothing to my sister,and I used the Medium vacuum-seal flat bags, the size was so small,it was amazing how many things i put in. I think I will buy them again,only this time I will try to find 2 sizes -Large and Medium

I do like this set of bags very much.the best bags -size <hl> Large and Medium <hl> .


Question: What does the author hate doing in the middle of the night?

I've had the opportunity to review a number of memory foam mattresses. This one is neither the best nor the worst.I like that the bed is firm, but not too firm, as with any other memory foam. This model forms to the contour of my body great and is easy to get comfortable in. My sleep quality has improved, I wake up less at night and I never wake up feeling sore.On the other hand it is one of the mattresses that gets hot at night. Prior to this model I had a mattress that focused on staying cool at night. When moving the mattress around it's awkward and heavy, so if you plan on moving soon or you like to rearrange furniture often, keep that in mind; this also pertains to the packaging - it's too large for your standard car. The edges of the mattrees are hard and a pain to sit on. The smell took a while to get used to, also.Because of the heat the bed puts off overnight causing me to wake up sweating, I had to give this 3 stars. I absolutely HATE waking up sweating and this was the deal breaker for me. I had to revert back to my old mattress and put this one back in storage.

Answer: waking up sweating

I've had the opportunity to review a number of memory foam mattresses. This one is neither the best nor the worst. I like that the bed is firm, but not too firm, as with any other memory foam. This model forms to the contour of my body great and is easy to get comfortable in. My sleep quality has improved, I wake up less at night and I never wake up feeling sore. On the other hand it is one of the mattresses that gets hot at night. Prior to this model I had a mattress that focused on staying cool at night. When moving the mattress around it's awkward and heavy, so if you plan on moving soon or you like to rearrange furniture often, keep that in mind; this also pertains to the packaging - it's too large for your standard car. The edges of the mattrees are hard and a pain to sit on. The smell took a while to get used to, also. Because of the heat the bed puts off overnight causing me to wake up sweating, I had to give this 3 stars. <hl> I absolutely HATE waking up sweating and this was the deal breaker for me. <hl> I had to revert back to my old mattress and put this one back in storage.

I've had the opportunity to review a number of memory foam mattresses. This one is neither the best nor the worst.I like that the bed is firm, but not too firm, as with any other memory foam. This model forms to the contour of my body great and is easy to get comfortable in. My sleep quality has improved, I wake up less at night and I never wake up feeling sore.On the other hand it is one of the mattresses that gets hot at night. Prior to this model I had a mattress that focused on staying cool at night. When moving the mattress around it's awkward and heavy, so if you plan on moving soon or you like to rearrange furniture often, keep that in mind; this also pertains to the packaging - it's too large for your standard car. The edges of the mattrees are hard and a pain to sit on. The smell took a while to get used to, also.Because of the heat the bed puts off overnight causing me to wake up sweating, I had to give this 3 stars. I absolutely HATE <hl> waking up sweating <hl> and this was the deal breaker for me. I had to revert back to my old mattress and put this one back in storage.


Question: How old is the author's child?

We bought this for use for sleepovers at his Oma's as she doesn't like keeping our son (almost 2.5) 's crib up and it's a pain to put it up everytime, and now that we've converted his home crib to a toddler bed he hate's being contained....Got the package, opened it up to try it out- Son was very afraid of the pump as it sounds like a vacuum cleaner...Easy quick assembly- threw on the cover (a really soft and plush fleece cover, with straps that go all the way around for comfort and safety-and a really cheerful and cute pattern-definitely gender neutral) and he got right on and then gave us a big fight when we wanted him to sleep in his regular bed and had a fit when we deflated it, rolled it up, put it in it's bag, and put it away...So I'm saying this is an A+++++++++++++product! With quick and reliable delivery by Amazon!

Answer: almost 2.5

<hl> We bought this for use for sleepovers at his Oma's as she doesn't like keeping our son ( almost 2.5 ) 's crib up and it's a pain to put it up everytime, and now that we've converted his home crib to a toddler bed he hate's being contained.... <hl> Got the package, opened it up to try it out- Son was very afraid of the pump as it sounds like a vacuum cleaner...Easy quick assembly- threw on the cover (a really soft and plush fleece cover, with straps that go all the way around for comfort and safety-and a really cheerful and cute pattern-definitely gender neutral) and he got right on and then gave us a big fight when we wanted him to sleep in his regular bed and had a fit when we deflated it, rolled it up, put it in it's bag, and put it away... So I'm saying this is an A+++++++++++++product! With quick and reliable delivery by Amazon!

We bought this for use for sleepovers at his Oma's as she doesn't like keeping our son (<hl> almost 2.5 <hl>) 's crib up and it's a pain to put it up everytime, and now that we've converted his home crib to a toddler bed he hate's being contained....Got the package, opened it up to try it out- Son was very afraid of the pump as it sounds like a vacuum cleaner...Easy quick assembly- threw on the cover (a really soft and plush fleece cover, with straps that go all the way around for comfort and safety-and a really cheerful and cute pattern-definitely gender neutral) and he got right on and then gave us a big fight when we wanted him to sleep in his regular bed and had a fit when we deflated it, rolled it up, put it in it's bag, and put it away...So I'm saying this is an A+++++++++++++product! With quick and reliable delivery by Amazon!

We bought this for use for sleepovers at his Oma's as she doesn't like keeping our son ( <hl> almost 2.5 <hl> ) 's crib up and it's a pain to put it up everytime, and now that we've converted his home crib to a toddler bed he hate's being contained....


Question: What can the pot be used on without risk of scratches?

This is an inexpensive alternative to the higher priced French ovens. It is a bit heavier though, than comparable others. Unlike the French ovens, this one has little spikes on the inside of the lid which serve to baste the food as it roasts. They do work and when you open the lid, you don't have a lot of hot water dripping off of it.Just so you know, the inside is white and does stain. There is some product out there that would probably remove the stains, but I don't mind enough to have searched for it. After soaking the pot in soapy water, a baking soda paste and a nylon scrubber will remove baked on greasy spots on the outside without harming the finish. Oddly, the persimmon color darkens to a very dark orange with heat, but it returns to its original color as the pot cools. Turns out that that oddity has actually kept me from grabbing a hot lid at least once. The pot's outside is entirely enameled and the bottom is flat, so it could be used on a ceramic stove top without risk of scratches.It's a very nice pot.

Answer: ceramic stove top

This is an inexpensive alternative to the higher priced French ovens. It is a bit heavier though, than comparable others. Unlike the French ovens, this one has little spikes on the inside of the lid which serve to baste the food as it roasts. They do work and when you open the lid, you don't have a lot of hot water dripping off of it. Just so you know, the inside is white and does stain. There is some product out there that would probably remove the stains, but I don't mind enough to have searched for it. After soaking the pot in soapy water, a baking soda paste and a nylon scrubber will remove baked on greasy spots on the outside without harming the finish. Oddly, the persimmon color darkens to a very dark orange with heat, but it returns to its original color as the pot cools. Turns out that that oddity has actually kept me from grabbing a hot lid at least once. The pot's outside is entirely enameled and the bottom is flat, so it could be used on <hl> a ceramic stove top without risk of scratches. <hl> It's a very nice pot.

This is an inexpensive alternative to the higher priced French ovens. It is a bit heavier though, than comparable others. Unlike the French ovens, this one has little spikes on the inside of the lid which serve to baste the food as it roasts. They do work and when you open the lid, you don't have a lot of hot water dripping off of it.Just so you know, the inside is white and does stain. There is some product out there that would probably remove the stains, but I don't mind enough to have searched for it. After soaking the pot in soapy water, a baking soda paste and a nylon scrubber will remove baked on greasy spots on the outside without harming the finish. Oddly, the persimmon color darkens to a very dark orange with heat, but it returns to its original color as the pot cools. Turns out that that oddity has actually kept me from grabbing a hot lid at least once. The pot's outside is entirely enameled and the bottom is flat, so it could be used on a <hl> ceramic stove top <hl> without risk of scratches.It's a very nice pot.


Question: Where did the author buy the blanket from?

I purchased this blanket for my 93 year old mother. She's always had one and I thought this would be a 'safe' blanket for her as it turns off automatically should she forget to do so herself. Well, she had it on the lowest setting and it got so hot that her skin was all red. She double checked to be sure it was on the lowest setting and it was! She quickly unplugged it and it's off her bed now. Her skin is still sensitive because of this blanket. It could have been worse - I'm thankful it was not!Thank you Amazon for helping in this matter. I do believe this blanket is defective. My mother has always had an electric blanket on her bed, but the one she had was getting old and I thought a new one would be better. Boy, was I wrong! I'm only writing this review because I think anyone thinking of purchasing this blanket may want to be aware of a possible problem. Again, Amazon was amazing in their response to this problem.

Answer: Amazon

I purchased this blanket for my 93 year old mother. She's always had one and I thought this would be a 'safe' blanket for her as it turns off automatically should she forget to do so herself. Well, she had it on the lowest setting and it got so hot that her skin was all red. She double checked to be sure it was on the lowest setting and it was! She quickly unplugged it and it's off her bed now. Her skin is still sensitive because of this blanket. <hl> It could have been worse - I'm thankful it was not!Thank you Amazon for helping in this matter. <hl> I do believe this blanket is defective. My mother has always had an electric blanket on her bed, but the one she had was getting old and I thought a new one would be better. Boy, was I wrong! I'm only writing this review because I think anyone thinking of purchasing this blanket may want to be aware of a possible problem. Again, Amazon was amazing in their response to this problem.

I purchased this blanket for my 93 year old mother. She's always had one and I thought this would be a 'safe' blanket for her as it turns off automatically should she forget to do so herself. Well, she had it on the lowest setting and it got so hot that her skin was all red. She double checked to be sure it was on the lowest setting and it was! She quickly unplugged it and it's off her bed now. Her skin is still sensitive because of this blanket. It could have been worse - I'm thankful it was not!Thank you <hl> Amazon <hl> for helping in this matter. I do believe this blanket is defective. My mother has always had an electric blanket on her bed, but the one she had was getting old and I thought a new one would be better. Boy, was I wrong! I'm only writing this review because I think anyone thinking of purchasing this blanket may want to be aware of a possible problem. Again, Amazon was amazing in their response to this problem.


Question: Who did reviewer buy the three products for?

I have purchased three of these - one for me and two for friends. While nothing will keep an open bottle of wine forever, the Vacu Vin extends the life of the wine for up to a week. Instead of pouring bad wine down the drain I can now finish it! It has paid for itself many times over - if you live alone and enjoy a glass of wine with your dinner ( not an entire bottle) I encourage you to try the Vacu Vin. By removing the air from the bottle it preserves the taste and quality of your wine far better than replacing the cork.

Answer: one for me and two for friends

<hl> I have purchased three of these - one for me and two for friends . <hl> While nothing will keep an open bottle of wine forever, the Vacu Vin extends the life of the wine for up to a week. Instead of pouring bad wine down the drain I can now finish it! It has paid for itself many times over - if you live alone and enjoy a glass of wine with your dinner ( not an entire bottle) I encourage you to try the Vacu Vin. By removing the air from the bottle it preserves the taste and quality of your wine far better than replacing the cork.

I have purchased three of these - <hl> one for me and two for friends <hl>. While nothing will keep an open bottle of wine forever, the Vacu Vin extends the life of the wine for up to a week. Instead of pouring bad wine down the drain I can now finish it! It has paid for itself many times over - if you live alone and enjoy a glass of wine with your dinner ( not an entire bottle) I encourage you to try the Vacu Vin. By removing the air from the bottle it preserves the taste and quality of your wine far better than replacing the cork.

I have purchased three of these - <hl> one for me and two for friends <hl> .


Question: What habit was kicked as a result of the thermos of water ?

I've been using this for about 2 weeks. I love cold water, like water that's been refrigerated, don't like ice. But at work I wasn't able to keep my water cold so I always ended up grabbing a can of Coke (office keeps these in the frig). if I put a bottle of water in the frig, everyone would have helped themselves to my cold water. I figured a thermos might work. This Thermos keeps the water at least cool all 10.5 hours I'm at work (it does go from cold to cool as the day gets long but it's still cool enough) so I've kicked the Coke habit and have been drinking a lot more water. Except now I run out of water, drink it all, so now am thinking about getting a bigger Thermos. I like the strap handle. Keep forgetting that the screw in plug doesn't need to be completely removed to pour water, you just have to twist it a bit since the plug has a liquid-canal in it. I'm just happy with this guy. Thinking of buying a Thermos mug too so my water will always be cold.

Answer: Coke habit

I've been using this for about 2 weeks. I love cold water, like water that's been refrigerated, don't like ice. But at work I wasn't able to keep my water cold so I always ended up grabbing a can of Coke (office keeps these in the frig). if I put a bottle of water in the frig, everyone would have helped themselves to my cold water. I figured a thermos might work. This Thermos keeps the water at least cool all 10.5 hours I'm at work (it does go from cold to cool as the day gets long but it's still cool enough) <hl> so I've kicked the Coke habit and have been drinking a lot more water. <hl> Except now I run out of water, drink it all, so now am thinking about getting a bigger Thermos. I like the strap handle. Keep forgetting that the screw in plug doesn't need to be completely removed to pour water, you just have to twist it a bit since the plug has a liquid-canal in it. I'm just happy with this guy. Thinking of buying a Thermos mug too so my water will always be cold.

I've been using this for about 2 weeks. I love cold water, like water that's been refrigerated, don't like ice. But at work I wasn't able to keep my water cold so I always ended up grabbing a can of Coke (office keeps these in the frig). if I put a bottle of water in the frig, everyone would have helped themselves to my cold water. I figured a thermos might work. This Thermos keeps the water at least cool all 10.5 hours I'm at work (it does go from cold to cool as the day gets long but it's still cool enough) so I've kicked the <hl> Coke habit <hl> and have been drinking a lot more water. Except now I run out of water, drink it all, so now am thinking about getting a bigger Thermos. I like the strap handle. Keep forgetting that the screw in plug doesn't need to be completely removed to pour water, you just have to twist it a bit since the plug has a liquid-canal in it. I'm just happy with this guy. Thinking of buying a Thermos mug too so my water will always be cold.


Question: is the writer associated with a particular company?

This is a perfect gift for someone who drinks wine. As the pictures show, you can give it to someone with a bottle of wine in it, then they can use it to collect their corks in.I use Amazon for most of my purchases and update my reviews if anything changes with the products. I do this so other Amazon users can get a real feel for the life of the product. You can look at my review which will be close to my purchase date and tell how the product is doing as time passes. I am not associated with any company and all opinions are my very own.

Answer: I am not associated with any company

This is a perfect gift for someone who drinks wine. As the pictures show, you can give it to someone with a bottle of wine in it, then they can use it to collect their corks in. I use Amazon for most of my purchases and update my reviews if anything changes with the products. I do this so other Amazon users can get a real feel for the life of the product. You can look at my review which will be close to my purchase date and tell how the product is doing as time passes. <hl> I am not associated with any company and all opinions are my very own. <hl>

This is a perfect gift for someone who drinks wine. As the pictures show, you can give it to someone with a bottle of wine in it, then they can use it to collect their corks in.I use Amazon for most of my purchases and update my reviews if anything changes with the products. I do this so other Amazon users can get a real feel for the life of the product. You can look at my review which will be close to my purchase date and tell how the product is doing as time passes. <hl> I am not associated with any company <hl> and all opinions are my very own.


Question: What hurt after the writer began using it?

Yes, you have to keep the button pushed in, but it is so not a big deal considering what you get in return (and you get used to it). I can whip through the kitchen in a flash. I can nearly clean the entire downstairs. It's worth it to me to use this, even though the charge doesn't last more than 10-15 minutes. Why? Because the convenience and suction power are incredible! The way it moves, the places it gets into. It's just a powerful, handy tool. I almost didn't buy it, based on some of the reviews. Yes, my arm did get sore the first few times I used it. But again, what you get in return is well worth it. Money well spent! Better than my Miele, more handy than my robotic vaccuum ever was. Because all I ever have is 5-10 minutes to clean my floor, it better get the job done quick! (And, it's fun.)

Answer: arm

Yes, you have to keep the button pushed in, but it is so not a big deal considering what you get in return (and you get used to it). I can whip through the kitchen in a flash. I can nearly clean the entire downstairs. It's worth it to me to use this, even though the charge doesn't last more than 10-15 minutes. Why? Because the convenience and suction power are incredible! The way it moves, the places it gets into. It's just a powerful, handy tool. I almost didn't buy it, based on some of the reviews. <hl> Yes, my arm did get sore the first few times I used it. <hl> But again, what you get in return is well worth it. Money well spent! Better than my Miele, more handy than my robotic vaccuum ever was. Because all I ever have is 5-10 minutes to clean my floor, it better get the job done quick! (And, it's fun.)

Yes, you have to keep the button pushed in, but it is so not a big deal considering what you get in return (and you get used to it). I can whip through the kitchen in a flash. I can nearly clean the entire downstairs. It's worth it to me to use this, even though the charge doesn't last more than 10-15 minutes. Why? Because the convenience and suction power are incredible! The way it moves, the places it gets into. It's just a powerful, handy tool. I almost didn't buy it, based on some of the reviews. Yes, my <hl> arm <hl> did get sore the first few times I used it. But again, what you get in return is well worth it. Money well spent! Better than my Miele, more handy than my robotic vaccuum ever was. Because all I ever have is 5-10 minutes to clean my floor, it better get the job done quick! (And, it's fun.)


Question: What's the author's main concern with this product?

Recently received it and used it three times so far. Simple to operate. Gave a very quick reading. Seems accurate enough for my purposes. Gave an accurate reading of room temperature just by turning it on! Good for measuring cold as well as heat. My only concern is that it seems very light weight and possibly easy to "break" unless handled carefully. I store it in a drawer that is not often opened, to prevent it being unnecessarily shaken around by a slammed drawer. Just my opinion. I do really like it but will treat it gently and hope it lasts a good long time. It does have a 5 year limited warranty!

Answer: easy to "break"

Recently received it and used it three times so far. Simple to operate. Gave a very quick reading. Seems accurate enough for my purposes. Gave an accurate reading of room temperature just by turning it on! Good for measuring cold as well as heat. <hl> My only concern is that it seems very light weight and possibly easy to "break" unless handled carefully. <hl> I store it in a drawer that is not often opened, to prevent it being unnecessarily shaken around by a slammed drawer. Just my opinion. I do really like it but will treat it gently and hope it lasts a good long time. It does have a 5 year limited warranty!

Recently received it and used it three times so far. Simple to operate. Gave a very quick reading. Seems accurate enough for my purposes. Gave an accurate reading of room temperature just by turning it on! Good for measuring cold as well as heat. My only concern is that it seems very light weight and possibly <hl> easy to "break" <hl> unless handled carefully. I store it in a drawer that is not often opened, to prevent it being unnecessarily shaken around by a slammed drawer. Just my opinion. I do really like it but will treat it gently and hope it lasts a good long time. It does have a 5 year limited warranty!


Question: Which part of the tumbler is easy to clean?

So far, so good. The Contigo Tumbler keeps my coffee hot for hours, never drips, and seems quite rugged. The only drawback that I've seen so far (and this goes for most travel mugs) is the difficulty in cleaning it. The main mug is easy, but the top, with all of the mechanical elements, proves to be a little difficult and still retains a bit of a coffee aroma after cleaning.update: after using this for a couple of months, I've found the cleaning to still be difficult, however, the best remedy seems to be to fill 1/3 of the mug with hot water and rigorously shake it upside down in order to losen any remaining residue. Seems to work well, with an occasional addition of soap and excessive rinsing.

Answer: main mug

So far, so good. The Contigo Tumbler keeps my coffee hot for hours, never drips, and seems quite rugged. The only drawback that I've seen so far (and this goes for most travel mugs) is the difficulty in cleaning it. <hl> The main mug is easy, but the top, with all of the mechanical elements, proves to be a little difficult and still retains a bit of a coffee aroma after cleaning.update: after using this for a couple of months, I've found the cleaning to still be difficult, however, the best remedy seems to be to fill 1/3 of the mug with hot water and rigorously shake it upside down in order to losen any remaining residue. <hl> Seems to work well, with an occasional addition of soap and excessive rinsing.

So far, so good. The Contigo Tumbler keeps my coffee hot for hours, never drips, and seems quite rugged. The only drawback that I've seen so far (and this goes for most travel mugs) is the difficulty in cleaning it. The <hl> main mug <hl> is easy, but the top, with all of the mechanical elements, proves to be a little difficult and still retains a bit of a coffee aroma after cleaning.update: after using this for a couple of months, I've found the cleaning to still be difficult, however, the best remedy seems to be to fill 1/3 of the mug with hot water and rigorously shake it upside down in order to losen any remaining residue. Seems to work well, with an occasional addition of soap and excessive rinsing.


Question: Does this product works fine with that brand of soap?

Purchased this to replace the sensor soap dispenser that I'd loved and used for many years until it up and died. This version has some design improvements, including a larger opening to refill the soap chamber, a rubber dispensing "tip" and the elimination of a lower front foot that used to get soap scum/residue and water spots.I was also worried that this new design would not work with my preferred soap -- Bath & Body Works "kitchen lemon" -- but it works just as well as, if not better than, the old model.

Answer: it works just as well as

Purchased this to replace the sensor soap dispenser that I'd loved and used for many years until it up and died. This version has some design improvements, including a larger opening to refill the soap chamber, a rubber dispensing "tip" and the elimination of a lower front foot that used to get soap scum/residue and water spots. <hl> I was also worried that this new design would not work with my preferred soap -- Bath & Body Works "kitchen lemon" -- but it works just as well as , if not better than, the old model. <hl>

Purchased this to replace the sensor soap dispenser that I'd loved and used for many years until it up and died. This version has some design improvements, including a larger opening to refill the soap chamber, a rubber dispensing "tip" and the elimination of a lower front foot that used to get soap scum/residue and water spots.I was also worried that this new design would not work with my preferred soap -- Bath & Body Works "kitchen lemon" -- but <hl> it works just as well as <hl>, if not better than, the old model.

I was also worried that this new design would not work with my preferred soap -- Bath & Body Works "kitchen lemon" -- but <hl> it works just as well as <hl> , if not better than, the old model.


Question: How did the first one break?

I'm about to order my third one of these. The first was left out in freezing weather by a house-sitter who used it to carry water to some chickens. It froze and cracked. The second cracked after my husband decided to make tea in it and poured boiling water onto the tea bags. But it's such a good pitcher (especially for infusing the tea with fruit) that we're giving ourselves one more chance. Just keep in mind that it will survive much longer if not subjected to temperature extremes. It does a wonderful job of imparting fruit flavors while leaving the tea (or other liquid) separate for serving.

Answer: left out in freezing weather by a house-sitter who used it to carry water

I'm about to order my third one of these. <hl> The first was left out in freezing weather by a house-sitter who used it to carry water to some chickens. <hl> It froze and cracked. The second cracked after my husband decided to make tea in it and poured boiling water onto the tea bags. But it's such a good pitcher (especially for infusing the tea with fruit) that we're giving ourselves one more chance. Just keep in mind that it will survive much longer if not subjected to temperature extremes. It does a wonderful job of imparting fruit flavors while leaving the tea (or other liquid) separate for serving.

I'm about to order my third one of these. The first was <hl> left out in freezing weather by a house-sitter who used it to carry water <hl> to some chickens. It froze and cracked. The second cracked after my husband decided to make tea in it and poured boiling water onto the tea bags. But it's such a good pitcher (especially for infusing the tea with fruit) that we're giving ourselves one more chance. Just keep in mind that it will survive much longer if not subjected to temperature extremes. It does a wonderful job of imparting fruit flavors while leaving the tea (or other liquid) separate for serving.


Question: What did they thank Amazon for?

Useful addition to my kitchen This item arrived on time and is an excellent purchase. I like it very much and am VERY glad I ordered it. Thank you so much Amazon.com for the great price, good value and prompt delivery.

Answer: great price, good value and prompt delivery

Useful addition to my kitchen This item arrived on time and is an excellent purchase. I like it very much and am VERY glad I ordered it. <hl> Thank you so much Amazon.com for the great price, good value and prompt delivery . <hl>

Useful addition to my kitchen This item arrived on time and is an excellent purchase. I like it very much and am VERY glad I ordered it. Thank you so much Amazon.com for the <hl> great price, good value and prompt delivery <hl>.

Thank you so much Amazon.com for the <hl> great price, good value and prompt delivery <hl> .


Question: how did the writer receive this product?

My wife and I received this as a gift to add to our 10" and 12" copper core pans. At first we did not think we would find much of a use for it. However, as we often have both of us and our two teenage boys all in the kitchen at the same time during a meal prep, we have found several uses for it. We sear or sweat some ingredients prior to adding them to a larger recipe.If you already have parts of an All-Clad collection this will complement nicely. If you do not have any All-Clad this may be a good place to start.

Answer: gift

<hl> My wife and I received this as a gift to add to our 10" and 12" copper core pans. <hl> At first we did not think we would find much of a use for it. However, as we often have both of us and our two teenage boys all in the kitchen at the same time during a meal prep, we have found several uses for it. We sear or sweat some ingredients prior to adding them to a larger recipe. If you already have parts of an All-Clad collection this will complement nicely. If you do not have any All-Clad this may be a good place to start.

My wife and I received this as a <hl> gift <hl> to add to our 10" and 12" copper core pans. At first we did not think we would find much of a use for it. However, as we often have both of us and our two teenage boys all in the kitchen at the same time during a meal prep, we have found several uses for it. We sear or sweat some ingredients prior to adding them to a larger recipe.If you already have parts of an All-Clad collection this will complement nicely. If you do not have any All-Clad this may be a good place to start.


Question: How often does the author use his new knife?

When I took this knife out of the box I must confess that I had doubts about my judgment in having ordered such an awesome slab of steel. And, as I added it to my knife rack, I couldn't help wondering if I would ever actually find a use for it.Now, some months later, I am happy to report my trepidations were wholly unfounded. In fact, I find I use this knife just as often as my other primary "go to knives" - an 8" chef's knife, a boning knife, a paring knife, and a Chinese cleaver. All but one of these is a Forschner/Victorinox, a brand whose price performance ratio is hard to beat.I cure and smoke my own bacon, and this knife lets me produce slices just as thin as I like, nice and even, and with very little effort. But that isn't the only thing I use it for - this evening I quickly reduced a slow-cooked (8 hours) eye of round into wonderful thin slices for making roast beef sandwiches. And if I ever get around to cooking myself one of those big steamship rounds, well, I'm all ready for the slicing ! This knife is great for hams and turkey breasts as well.My only complaint (and it isn't much of a complaint) was that it could have been just a little sharper when I got it, but since regular sharpening and steeling are just part of the routine of using a knife like this, it wasn't a big deal. Just know that you may not be getting the optimum performance out of this knife if you haven't sharpened it since it arrived.If you serve much meat, I wholeheartedly recommend you consider this knife. Nothing beats it for the ability to produce beautiful slices with a minimum of effort and skill.

Answer: as often as my other primary "go to knives"

When I took this knife out of the box I must confess that I had doubts about my judgment in having ordered such an awesome slab of steel. And, as I added it to my knife rack, I couldn't help wondering if I would ever actually find a use for it. Now, some months later, I am happy to report my trepidations were wholly unfounded. In fact, I find I use this knife <hl> just as often as my other primary "go to knives" - an 8" chef's knife, a boning knife, a paring knife, and a Chinese cleaver. <hl> All but one of these is a Forschner/Victorinox, a brand whose price performance ratio is hard to beat. I cure and smoke my own bacon, and this knife lets me produce slices just as thin as I like, nice and even, and with very little effort. But that isn't the only thing I use it for - this evening I quickly reduced a slow-cooked (8 hours) eye of round into wonderful thin slices for making roast beef sandwiches. And if I ever get around to cooking myself one of those big steamship rounds, well, I'm all ready for the slicing ! This knife is great for hams and turkey breasts as well. My only complaint (and it isn't much of a complaint) was that it could have been just a little sharper when I got it, but since regular sharpening and steeling are just part of the routine of using a knife like this, it wasn't a big deal. Just know that you may not be getting the optimum performance out of this knife if you haven't sharpened it since it arrived. If you serve much meat, I wholeheartedly recommend you consider this knife. Nothing beats it for the ability to produce beautiful slices with a minimum of effort and skill.

When I took this knife out of the box I must confess that I had doubts about my judgment in having ordered such an awesome slab of steel. And, as I added it to my knife rack, I couldn't help wondering if I would ever actually find a use for it.Now, some months later, I am happy to report my trepidations were wholly unfounded. In fact, I find I use this knife just <hl> as often as my other primary "go to knives" <hl> - an 8" chef's knife, a boning knife, a paring knife, and a Chinese cleaver. All but one of these is a Forschner/Victorinox, a brand whose price performance ratio is hard to beat.I cure and smoke my own bacon, and this knife lets me produce slices just as thin as I like, nice and even, and with very little effort. But that isn't the only thing I use it for - this evening I quickly reduced a slow-cooked (8 hours) eye of round into wonderful thin slices for making roast beef sandwiches. And if I ever get around to cooking myself one of those big steamship rounds, well, I'm all ready for the slicing ! This knife is great for hams and turkey breasts as well.My only complaint (and it isn't much of a complaint) was that it could have been just a little sharper when I got it, but since regular sharpening and steeling are just part of the routine of using a knife like this, it wasn't a big deal. Just know that you may not be getting the optimum performance out of this knife if you haven't sharpened it since it arrived.If you serve much meat, I wholeheartedly recommend you consider this knife. Nothing beats it for the ability to produce beautiful slices with a minimum of effort and skill.


Question: How many burners does the reviewers Coleman stove have?

I bought this Lodge, Grill / Griddle expressly for use on a Coleman stove. It fit beautifully and the remarkable job it did on recent camping trips surprised everyone who enjoyed the end products. There is one observation which is so obvious it amazed me I hadn't thought of it at first. If you're using both sides ... the side facing the stove top will come out 'dry' with no curing on it. Duh ... so you use a little oil and wipe it down both sides after scrubbing down with water and a good nylon bristle brush.Small thing to remember but it didn't occur to me until I used it.Great product and it fits perfectly on a two burner Coleman.

Answer: two burner

I bought this Lodge, Grill / Griddle expressly for use on a Coleman stove. It fit beautifully and the remarkable job it did on recent camping trips surprised everyone who enjoyed the end products. There is one observation which is so obvious it amazed me I hadn't thought of it at first. If you're using both sides ... the side facing the stove top will come out 'dry' with no curing on it. Duh ... so you use a little oil and wipe it down both sides after scrubbing down with water and a good nylon bristle brush. Small thing to remember but it didn't occur to me until I used it. <hl> Great product and it fits perfectly on a two burner Coleman. <hl>

I bought this Lodge, Grill / Griddle expressly for use on a Coleman stove. It fit beautifully and the remarkable job it did on recent camping trips surprised everyone who enjoyed the end products. There is one observation which is so obvious it amazed me I hadn't thought of it at first. If you're using both sides ... the side facing the stove top will come out 'dry' with no curing on it. Duh ... so you use a little oil and wipe it down both sides after scrubbing down with water and a good nylon bristle brush.Small thing to remember but it didn't occur to me until I used it.Great product and it fits perfectly on a <hl> two burner <hl> Coleman.


Question: When do they use the processor?

This is the perfect processor if you're like me and only occasionally need to bring it out. It may not be able to turn your kale into perfectly smooth kale cream, but it is quick and efficient for soups and other mixes you may sometimes need to process. I've even been known to take it out to make my (no ice) green smoothie, because it works better than my blender. Great for its price point, highly recommended.

Answer: occasionally

<hl> This is the perfect processor if you're like me and only occasionally need to bring it out. <hl> It may not be able to turn your kale into perfectly smooth kale cream, but it is quick and efficient for soups and other mixes you may sometimes need to process. I've even been known to take it out to make my (no ice) green smoothie, because it works better than my blender. Great for its price point, highly recommended.

This is the perfect processor if you're like me and only <hl> occasionally <hl> need to bring it out. It may not be able to turn your kale into perfectly smooth kale cream, but it is quick and efficient for soups and other mixes you may sometimes need to process. I've even been known to take it out to make my (no ice) green smoothie, because it works better than my blender. Great for its price point, highly recommended.


Question: What do I hope for the pads after washing?

Others have had size problems, but these fit the Shark XL which has the larger head. They are a little larger than the head and fit loosely. I am hoping that shrink a little after washing. I made them fir tighter by wrapping the Velcro edge around and over the pad and attached it to the pad instead of the other Velcro surface. I only used it once but I believe these pads clean better than the ones that came with the steamer. These have a flatter surface that seems to contact the floor better than the shag-like surface of the original. I plan to buy a few more.

Answer: shrink a little

Others have had size problems, but these fit the Shark XL which has the larger head. They are a little larger than the head and fit loosely. <hl> I am hoping that shrink a little after washing. <hl> I made them fir tighter by wrapping the Velcro edge around and over the pad and attached it to the pad instead of the other Velcro surface. I only used it once but I believe these pads clean better than the ones that came with the steamer. These have a flatter surface that seems to contact the floor better than the shag-like surface of the original. I plan to buy a few more.

Others have had size problems, but these fit the Shark XL which has the larger head. They are a little larger than the head and fit loosely. I am hoping that <hl> shrink a little <hl> after washing. I made them fir tighter by wrapping the Velcro edge around and over the pad and attached it to the pad instead of the other Velcro surface. I only used it once but I believe these pads clean better than the ones that came with the steamer. These have a flatter surface that seems to contact the floor better than the shag-like surface of the original. I plan to buy a few more.


Question: What did I try and find unstable?

No two ways about it, I am clumsy! I've broken every wine glass in the house. I tried some "nicer" plastic wine glasses, but they were not stable. My brother-in-law visited and recommended these. I love them!! I even ordered a second pair! They remind me of a chalice. These are very sturdy, they're not tipping over nor breaking, and they look great, these are not cheapy at all! Treat yourself to some peace of mind and enjoy how the stainless steel keeps the drink at the perfect temperature!

Answer: plastic wine glasses

No two ways about it, I am clumsy! I've broken every wine glass in the house. <hl> I tried some "nicer" plastic wine glasses , but they were not stable. <hl> My brother-in-law visited and recommended these. I love them!! I even ordered a second pair! They remind me of a chalice. These are very sturdy, they're not tipping over nor breaking, and they look great, these are not cheapy at all! Treat yourself to some peace of mind and enjoy how the stainless steel keeps the drink at the perfect temperature!

No two ways about it, I am clumsy! I've broken every wine glass in the house. I tried some "nicer" <hl> plastic wine glasses <hl>, but they were not stable. My brother-in-law visited and recommended these. I love them!! I even ordered a second pair! They remind me of a chalice. These are very sturdy, they're not tipping over nor breaking, and they look great, these are not cheapy at all! Treat yourself to some peace of mind and enjoy how the stainless steel keeps the drink at the perfect temperature!

I tried some "nicer" <hl> plastic wine glasses <hl> , but they were not stable.


Question: What did this person buy?

I love the size and operation of this trash can. The handless feature is great. Please note that once you pass over the sensor it does take just a short time to open... it is not instantaneous as if you were stepping on something to open it like the old mechanical ones... this is about a second or so... not bad. The bags are easy to insert and hold a lot. The only complaint I can have is the bag tops being visible as you wrap them over the top of the can. I love the ring that holds the bags, I have never had one slip off.

Answer: trash can

<hl> I love the size and operation of this trash can . <hl> The handless feature is great. Please note that once you pass over the sensor it does take just a short time to open... it is not instantaneous as if you were stepping on something to open it like the old mechanical ones... this is about a second or so... not bad. The bags are easy to insert and hold a lot. The only complaint I can have is the bag tops being visible as you wrap them over the top of the can. I love the ring that holds the bags, I have never had one slip off.

I love the size and operation of this <hl> trash can <hl>. The handless feature is great. Please note that once you pass over the sensor it does take just a short time to open... it is not instantaneous as if you were stepping on something to open it like the old mechanical ones... this is about a second or so... not bad. The bags are easy to insert and hold a lot. The only complaint I can have is the bag tops being visible as you wrap them over the top of the can. I love the ring that holds the bags, I have never had one slip off.

I love the size and operation of this <hl> trash can <hl> .


Question: What kind of ware does the poster have?

This design has been around since the 1930's and it's still a good one. We have lots of Fiesta, old and new. We use the Fiestaware every day, not the rare older pieces, but the new stuff. This little sugar and creamer on the tray is great for afternoon informal tea (that's when the hostess doesn't wear gloves). The capacity is rather small but just right for a small group. Since we don't have many people who will come to tea (they either don't like tea or us) this is perfect. Dishwasher and microwave safe, all the fiestaware is pretty durable. The little tray can also be used for other things too, canapes, bon bons, or feed two cats sides by side. Available in lots of colors, we have the salmon (that's really pink) set.

Answer: Fiestaware

This design has been around since the 1930's and it's still a good one. We have lots of Fiesta, old and new. <hl> We use the Fiestaware every day, not the rare older pieces, but the new stuff. <hl> This little sugar and creamer on the tray is great for afternoon informal tea (that's when the hostess doesn't wear gloves). The capacity is rather small but just right for a small group. Since we don't have many people who will come to tea (they either don't like tea or us) this is perfect. Dishwasher and microwave safe, all the fiestaware is pretty durable. The little tray can also be used for other things too, canapes, bon bons, or feed two cats sides by side. Available in lots of colors, we have the salmon (that's really pink) set.

This design has been around since the 1930's and it's still a good one. We have lots of Fiesta, old and new. We use the <hl> Fiestaware <hl> every day, not the rare older pieces, but the new stuff. This little sugar and creamer on the tray is great for afternoon informal tea (that's when the hostess doesn't wear gloves). The capacity is rather small but just right for a small group. Since we don't have many people who will come to tea (they either don't like tea or us) this is perfect. Dishwasher and microwave safe, all the fiestaware is pretty durable. The little tray can also be used for other things too, canapes, bon bons, or feed two cats sides by side. Available in lots of colors, we have the salmon (that's really pink) set.


Question: What did the person use to season the pan?

I received this pan for FREE is exchange for my honest review. I have owned this pan for 1 week. I first seasoned the pan with a small amount of oil like the instructions stated. I have cooked eggs, pancakes and pan-fried a small fillet of fish on this pan since then. Everything slides right off. After the pan cools I wash it with warm, soapy water then towel dry. I have had no issues with the pan and I think that if you follow the instructions it came with it will last a very long time. Because the pan is free of a lot of harmful chemicals I think it is a great buy.

Answer: oil

I received this pan for FREE is exchange for my honest review. I have owned this pan for 1 week. <hl> I first seasoned the pan with a small amount of oil like the instructions stated. <hl> I have cooked eggs, pancakes and pan-fried a small fillet of fish on this pan since then. Everything slides right off. After the pan cools I wash it with warm, soapy water then towel dry. I have had no issues with the pan and I think that if you follow the instructions it came with it will last a very long time. Because the pan is free of a lot of harmful chemicals I think it is a great buy.

I received this pan for FREE is exchange for my honest review. I have owned this pan for 1 week. I first seasoned the pan with a small amount of <hl> oil <hl> like the instructions stated. I have cooked eggs, pancakes and pan-fried a small fillet of fish on this pan since then. Everything slides right off. After the pan cools I wash it with warm, soapy water then towel dry. I have had no issues with the pan and I think that if you follow the instructions it came with it will last a very long time. Because the pan is free of a lot of harmful chemicals I think it is a great buy.


Question: What two materials is the product made out of?

My favorite thing about these mitts is that they can get completely wet on the outside but still remain dry on the inside because of the silicone exterior and cloth-padded interior, providing both utility and comfort. My only criticism is that in the rare circumstance when I'm holding something VERY hot (e.g. a tray fresh from a stove on 400F+) for 15+seconds my hands will start to get hot. This is a situation I almost never run into, so, if I could, I'd give this product 4.5 stars.Recommended!

Answer: silicone exterior and cloth-padded interior

<hl> My favorite thing about these mitts is that they can get completely wet on the outside but still remain dry on the inside because of the silicone exterior and cloth-padded interior , providing both utility and comfort. <hl> My only criticism is that in the rare circumstance when I'm holding something VERY hot (e.g. a tray fresh from a stove on 400F+) for 15+seconds my hands will start to get hot. This is a situation I almost never run into, so, if I could, I'd give this product 4.5 stars. Recommended!

My favorite thing about these mitts is that they can get completely wet on the outside but still remain dry on the inside because of the <hl> silicone exterior and cloth-padded interior <hl>, providing both utility and comfort. My only criticism is that in the rare circumstance when I'm holding something VERY hot (e.g. a tray fresh from a stove on 400F+) for 15+seconds my hands will start to get hot. This is a situation I almost never run into, so, if I could, I'd give this product 4.5 stars.Recommended!

My favorite thing about these mitts is that they can get completely wet on the outside but still remain dry on the inside because of the <hl> silicone exterior and cloth-padded interior <hl> , providing both utility and comfort.


Question: What is the pans name?

Received this yesterday and cooked a Delmonico. Followed all the rater's suggestions on cooking/searing (thank you) and I cannot believe I am saying this was the best steak ever. Better than any grilled steak. Steak tasted like fine quality restaurant steak houses. Only issue I have, and if anyone can post--how to get a rare steak? Cooked 2 minutes each side on med-low and after resting was well-done. This pan is extremely well-made, but it is very, very heavy. The two handles are definitely needed along with oven mitts. I needed both hands to lift the pan. I cooked on a glass-top and found the pan did slide a bit so I have to watch and make sure the pan is directly on the heat element. As suggested, purchase the larger size. With the smaller pan, cooking a Delmonico at 1.3 pounds there would not be room to spare to add veggies. Washed up great, no scrubbing or burnt bits on the pan. I am going to only buy Lodge from now on.

Answer: Lodge

Received this yesterday and cooked a Delmonico. Followed all the rater's suggestions on cooking/searing (thank you) and I cannot believe I am saying this was the best steak ever. Better than any grilled steak. Steak tasted like fine quality restaurant steak houses. Only issue I have, and if anyone can post--how to get a rare steak? Cooked 2 minutes each side on med-low and after resting was well-done. This pan is extremely well-made, but it is very, very heavy. The two handles are definitely needed along with oven mitts. I needed both hands to lift the pan. I cooked on a glass-top and found the pan did slide a bit so I have to watch and make sure the pan is directly on the heat element. As suggested, purchase the larger size. With the smaller pan, cooking a Delmonico at 1.3 pounds there would not be room to spare to add veggies. Washed up great, no scrubbing or burnt bits on the pan. <hl> I am going to only buy Lodge from now on. <hl>

Received this yesterday and cooked a Delmonico. Followed all the rater's suggestions on cooking/searing (thank you) and I cannot believe I am saying this was the best steak ever. Better than any grilled steak. Steak tasted like fine quality restaurant steak houses. Only issue I have, and if anyone can post--how to get a rare steak? Cooked 2 minutes each side on med-low and after resting was well-done. This pan is extremely well-made, but it is very, very heavy. The two handles are definitely needed along with oven mitts. I needed both hands to lift the pan. I cooked on a glass-top and found the pan did slide a bit so I have to watch and make sure the pan is directly on the heat element. As suggested, purchase the larger size. With the smaller pan, cooking a Delmonico at 1.3 pounds there would not be room to spare to add veggies. Washed up great, no scrubbing or burnt bits on the pan. I am going to only buy <hl> Lodge <hl> from now on.


Question: What is kind of hard to find in store?

The vacuum they fit is a complete piece of junk, but if you insist on continuing to use it (or somehow it hasn't broken down on you yet), these bags are what you need. And you'll need lots of them, because they're really, really small. They're kind of hard to find in the store, probably because Electrolux disowned the Intensity vacuum (model EL5020A) after having come to the realization themselves that it was terrible.There are six bags and one motor filter in the box. This product is made in China.

Answer: bags

<hl> The vacuum they fit is a complete piece of junk, but if you insist on continuing to use it (or somehow it hasn't broken down on you yet), these bags are what you need. <hl> And you'll need lots of them, because they're really, really small. They're kind of hard to find in the store, probably because Electrolux disowned the Intensity vacuum (model EL5020A) after having come to the realization themselves that it was terrible. There are six bags and one motor filter in the box. This product is made in China.

The vacuum they fit is a complete piece of junk, but if you insist on continuing to use it (or somehow it hasn't broken down on you yet), these <hl> bags <hl> are what you need. And you'll need lots of them, because they're really, really small. They're kind of hard to find in the store, probably because Electrolux disowned the Intensity vacuum (model EL5020A) after having come to the realization themselves that it was terrible.There are six bags and one motor filter in the box. This product is made in China.


Question: what is used often?

I use these knives all the time, they stay sharp for a long time and I really abuse my kitchen utensils from all the use they get. They feel good in my hand and are well worth the price.I buy U.S. made products every chance I get. Good quality and excellent pricing.

Answer: knives

<hl> I use these knives all the time, they stay sharp for a long time and I really abuse my kitchen utensils from all the use they get. <hl> They feel good in my hand and are well worth the price. I buy U.S. made products every chance I get. Good quality and excellent pricing.

I use these <hl> knives <hl> all the time, they stay sharp for a long time and I really abuse my kitchen utensils from all the use they get. They feel good in my hand and are well worth the price.I buy U.S. made products every chance I get. Good quality and excellent pricing.


Question: What is in the calf stomach that helps make rennet?

Worked perfectly. It says use double put I did what the recipe said to do just in case. I do not know if the animal version works better or not but I bought this simply because it is cheaper. But this does work none of the less. Usually anyone saying it doesn't could mean a bunch of different things. Like if they waited the right amount of time, right heat and things like that. Not the rennet's fault I can assure you.For what's its worth the reason people purchase vegetable rennet vs. animal is because the process to get animal rennet isn't very "animal friendly". Basically they take it out of the baby cows stomach, only the baby's stomach acid has the enzymes that makes rennet. So in case you were wondering...

Answer: acid has the enzymes

Worked perfectly. It says use double put I did what the recipe said to do just in case. I do not know if the animal version works better or not but I bought this simply because it is cheaper. But this does work none of the less. Usually anyone saying it doesn't could mean a bunch of different things. Like if they waited the right amount of time, right heat and things like that. Not the rennet's fault I can assure you. For what's its worth the reason people purchase vegetable rennet vs. animal is because the process to get animal rennet isn't very "animal friendly". <hl> Basically they take it out of the baby cows stomach, only the baby's stomach acid has the enzymes that makes rennet. <hl> So in case you were wondering...

Worked perfectly. It says use double put I did what the recipe said to do just in case. I do not know if the animal version works better or not but I bought this simply because it is cheaper. But this does work none of the less. Usually anyone saying it doesn't could mean a bunch of different things. Like if they waited the right amount of time, right heat and things like that. Not the rennet's fault I can assure you.For what's its worth the reason people purchase vegetable rennet vs. animal is because the process to get animal rennet isn't very "animal friendly". Basically they take it out of the baby cows stomach, only the baby's stomach <hl> acid has the enzymes <hl> that makes rennet. So in case you were wondering...


Question: What type of signal does the timer have?

I've tried several other timers and the West Bend are the best!!! With this model you can easily input the exact amount of time you want without having to scroll thru a lot of numbers. Easy to ue, big display, count-up feature, loud/long "done" signal.... just the best.

Answer: loud/long

I've tried several other timers and the West Bend are the best!!! With this model you can easily input the exact amount of time you want without having to scroll thru a lot of numbers. <hl> Easy to ue, big display, count-up feature, loud/long "done" signal.... just the best. <hl>

I've tried several other timers and the West Bend are the best!!! With this model you can easily input the exact amount of time you want without having to scroll thru a lot of numbers. Easy to ue, big display, count-up feature, <hl> loud/long <hl> "done" signal.... just the best.


Question: What brand is the product being reviewed?

My sister bought this for me because I love cooking. I always make huge pots of stew and soups, and having to put the covers upside down on the stove or countertop or in the sink was always a pain and messy. Now with this Progressive lid and spoon rest, the covers, as big as they are, sit right in the slot. I love it so much that I bought two more for my family members. What would make this design even better is if they could make it so that you can store the spoon or ladle upright.

Answer: Progressive

My sister bought this for me because I love cooking. I always make huge pots of stew and soups, and having to put the covers upside down on the stove or countertop or in the sink was always a pain and messy. <hl> Now with this Progressive lid and spoon rest, the covers, as big as they are, sit right in the slot. <hl> I love it so much that I bought two more for my family members. What would make this design even better is if they could make it so that you can store the spoon or ladle upright.

My sister bought this for me because I love cooking. I always make huge pots of stew and soups, and having to put the covers upside down on the stove or countertop or in the sink was always a pain and messy. Now with this <hl> Progressive <hl> lid and spoon rest, the covers, as big as they are, sit right in the slot. I love it so much that I bought two more for my family members. What would make this design even better is if they could make it so that you can store the spoon or ladle upright.


Question: What happened to the product by 11/25/13?

This is my second T-Fal purchase, spend 6 mo with their cheaper model, and thisProfessional model is a pleasure to use. So many features and I'm able to use metalturners with this one.Only time will confirm how the anti-warp feature will work but meanwhile I'm a happy camper.I like the feel of the handle grip and the see through lid. I'll let my cast iron skillet rest for a while.When and if it warps, I'll update this promptly.Don't waste your time and monies on the cheaper models, I'm sorry I did.Good Luck9/21/13 after extensive use it has not warped and it's been through some heavy usage.11/25/13 and it will warp, lots of usage and it is warped, very disappointing.*** 11/29/13 *** after a call to Amazon got the number for T-fal USA then got into and endless telephone loop where you just listen to the computer repeat the same message 5 times, hangup- and rewrite my review, they are not specific about the warrant, so forget that and so I'm back to a clad stainless steel that I know won't warp. It was great until it warped and that was reason for buying this in the first place. So my stars go from 5 to 2 or 3, because you can still fry in it on a gas stove, and the lid works, it did not change when the bottom warped.MY advice move on don't waste your money on one that has no warranty department that you can talk to.I'll just donate this to Goodwill tor a tax deduct.

Answer: it is warped,

This is my second T-Fal purchase, spend 6 mo with their cheaper model, and thisProfessional model is a pleasure to use. So many features and I'm able to use metalturners with this one. Only time will confirm how the anti-warp feature will work but meanwhile I'm a happy camper. I like the feel of the handle grip and the see through lid. I'll let my cast iron skillet rest for a while. When and if it warps, I'll update this promptly. Don't waste your time and monies on the cheaper models, I'm sorry I did. <hl> Good Luck9/21/13 after extensive use it has not warped and it's been through some heavy usage.11/25/13 and it will warp, lots of usage and it is warped, very disappointing. <hl> *** 11/29/13 *** after a call to Amazon got the number for T-fal USA then got into and endless telephone loop where you just listen to the computer repeat the same message 5 times, hangup- and rewrite my review, they are not specific about the warrant, so forget that and so I'm back to a clad stainless steel that I know won't warp. It was great until it warped and that was reason for buying this in the first place. So my stars go from 5 to 2 or 3, because you can still fry in it on a gas stove, and the lid works, it did not change when the bottom warped. MY advice move on don't waste your money on one that has no warranty department that you can talk to. I'll just donate this to Goodwill tor a tax deduct.

This is my second T-Fal purchase, spend 6 mo with their cheaper model, and thisProfessional model is a pleasure to use. So many features and I'm able to use metalturners with this one.Only time will confirm how the anti-warp feature will work but meanwhile I'm a happy camper.I like the feel of the handle grip and the see through lid. I'll let my cast iron skillet rest for a while.When and if it warps, I'll update this promptly.Don't waste your time and monies on the cheaper models, I'm sorry I did.Good Luck9/21/13 after extensive use it has not warped and it's been through some heavy usage.11/25/13 and it will warp, lots of usage and <hl> it is warped, <hl> very disappointing.*** 11/29/13 *** after a call to Amazon got the number for T-fal USA then got into and endless telephone loop where you just listen to the computer repeat the same message 5 times, hangup- and rewrite my review, they are not specific about the warrant, so forget that and so I'm back to a clad stainless steel that I know won't warp. It was great until it warped and that was reason for buying this in the first place. So my stars go from 5 to 2 or 3, because you can still fry in it on a gas stove, and the lid works, it did not change when the bottom warped.MY advice move on don't waste your money on one that has no warranty department that you can talk to.I'll just donate this to Goodwill tor a tax deduct.


Question: What usually comes unsecured on the top of the device?

Pros:Can be used with no powerThe price is rightEasy clean upCons:Grind consistency is lacking. I've been playing with the course setting for days and days and cannot get a consistently sized grind for my French Press. There are large chunks of bean in with the grinds. My electric blade "grinder" has the same consistency and all I have to do is push a button and walk away.The nut on the top always comes loose when grinding. I have to stop every few turns and re-tighten it or the handle will eventually fall off.The hopper jams a lot if the grinder is left on the counter top. I have to pick it up so that the motion of turning the handle will cause the beans to fall into the grinder.

Answer: nut

Pros:Can be used with no powerThe price is rightEasy clean upCons:Grind consistency is lacking. I've been playing with the course setting for days and days and cannot get a consistently sized grind for my French Press. There are large chunks of bean in with the grinds. My electric blade "grinder" has the same consistency and all I have to do is push a button and walk away. <hl> The nut on the top always comes loose when grinding. <hl> I have to stop every few turns and re-tighten it or the handle will eventually fall off. The hopper jams a lot if the grinder is left on the counter top. I have to pick it up so that the motion of turning the handle will cause the beans to fall into the grinder.

Pros:Can be used with no powerThe price is rightEasy clean upCons:Grind consistency is lacking. I've been playing with the course setting for days and days and cannot get a consistently sized grind for my French Press. There are large chunks of bean in with the grinds. My electric blade "grinder" has the same consistency and all I have to do is push a button and walk away.The <hl> nut <hl> on the top always comes loose when grinding. I have to stop every few turns and re-tighten it or the handle will eventually fall off.The hopper jams a lot if the grinder is left on the counter top. I have to pick it up so that the motion of turning the handle will cause the beans to fall into the grinder.


Question: What is the problem with blade grinders?

This is my first burr grinder, so I really have no comparison, but still I'll share my experience.I bought this grinder because my old blade grinder died and I like my coffee. All the coffee snob websites (yes, I'm a coffee snob) say that burr grinding is the way to go because blade grinders heat the beans while grinding and this affects the taste. So, since the old one died, I decided to try the burr. Plus, I use a french press at times, so I wanted to be able to grind coarsely to minimize the sludginess in the bottom of my cup (not that I mind it terribly).So, I started using this on coarse setting for my french press. My experience with the coffee, though, was that my sludge factor wasn't lessened over my blade grinder, which I surmise to mean that I'm not getting consistent particle size (still generating fines on coarse setting). Further, I can't taste the difference between burr grinded coffee and blade grinded coffee. So, take that for what it's worth.The unit is messy. Coffee sticks in the bottom bin because of static, which isn't a huge deal, but the discharge from the machine to the bin also contains coffee which falls out on the counter when you remove the plastic bin. cleanup is sort of a pain inside the grinder itself. They say to wipe with a damp cloth and they give you a little brush to brush the little gears. You need a brush with coarser bristles to really get the coffee out, and still, there are remnants of coffee in there that I just can't get out. Maybe I'm overly concerned about cleanliness, but it bothers me.This thing is next to worthless for finer grinds (I'd say anything significantly shy of 25%, towards the fine end). The beans seem to just cease entering the grinder periodically. Then you have to turn it off, unplug it, remove the bottom bin and dump out the beans and put them back in again (or shake the unit) to get it to start grinding again. The beans come out looking pretty finely ground, but it's just aggravating trying to get it to grind the whole batch. This happens on almost every grind on the fine setting and even periodically on the coarser settings...which makes the preset for the amount of coffee (take note, 1 cup = 1.5 tbsp coffee) pointless, because you have to turn it off in the middle to clear the jam.I know you get what you pay for and this is really far down on the price scale for burr grinders. Still, I would expect it to work over it's full range of operations.If you really want a burr grinder, you probably need to invest in a better model (if you want fine grind, at least). But honestly, for just everyday coffee grinding for a normal drip pot (or even a french press) the blade grinders available for half the price seem to perform just as well as this and the cleanup is far easier.

Answer: heat the beans while grinding and this affects the taste

This is my first burr grinder, so I really have no comparison, but still I'll share my experience. I bought this grinder because my old blade grinder died and I like my coffee. <hl> All the coffee snob websites (yes, I'm a coffee snob) say that burr grinding is the way to go because blade grinders heat the beans while grinding and this affects the taste . <hl> So, since the old one died, I decided to try the burr. Plus, I use a french press at times, so I wanted to be able to grind coarsely to minimize the sludginess in the bottom of my cup (not that I mind it terribly).So, I started using this on coarse setting for my french press. My experience with the coffee, though, was that my sludge factor wasn't lessened over my blade grinder, which I surmise to mean that I'm not getting consistent particle size (still generating fines on coarse setting). Further, I can't taste the difference between burr grinded coffee and blade grinded coffee. So, take that for what it's worth. The unit is messy. Coffee sticks in the bottom bin because of static, which isn't a huge deal, but the discharge from the machine to the bin also contains coffee which falls out on the counter when you remove the plastic bin. cleanup is sort of a pain inside the grinder itself. They say to wipe with a damp cloth and they give you a little brush to brush the little gears. You need a brush with coarser bristles to really get the coffee out, and still, there are remnants of coffee in there that I just can't get out. Maybe I'm overly concerned about cleanliness, but it bothers me. This thing is next to worthless for finer grinds (I'd say anything significantly shy of 25%, towards the fine end). The beans seem to just cease entering the grinder periodically. Then you have to turn it off, unplug it, remove the bottom bin and dump out the beans and put them back in again (or shake the unit) to get it to start grinding again. The beans come out looking pretty finely ground, but it's just aggravating trying to get it to grind the whole batch. This happens on almost every grind on the fine setting and even periodically on the coarser settings...which makes the preset for the amount of coffee (take note, 1 cup = 1.5 tbsp coffee) pointless, because you have to turn it off in the middle to clear the jam. I know you get what you pay for and this is really far down on the price scale for burr grinders. Still, I would expect it to work over it's full range of operations. If you really want a burr grinder, you probably need to invest in a better model (if you want fine grind, at least). But honestly, for just everyday coffee grinding for a normal drip pot (or even a french press) the blade grinders available for half the price seem to perform just as well as this and the cleanup is far easier.

This is my first burr grinder, so I really have no comparison, but still I'll share my experience.I bought this grinder because my old blade grinder died and I like my coffee. All the coffee snob websites (yes, I'm a coffee snob) say that burr grinding is the way to go because blade grinders <hl> heat the beans while grinding and this affects the taste <hl>. So, since the old one died, I decided to try the burr. Plus, I use a french press at times, so I wanted to be able to grind coarsely to minimize the sludginess in the bottom of my cup (not that I mind it terribly).So, I started using this on coarse setting for my french press. My experience with the coffee, though, was that my sludge factor wasn't lessened over my blade grinder, which I surmise to mean that I'm not getting consistent particle size (still generating fines on coarse setting). Further, I can't taste the difference between burr grinded coffee and blade grinded coffee. So, take that for what it's worth.The unit is messy. Coffee sticks in the bottom bin because of static, which isn't a huge deal, but the discharge from the machine to the bin also contains coffee which falls out on the counter when you remove the plastic bin. cleanup is sort of a pain inside the grinder itself. They say to wipe with a damp cloth and they give you a little brush to brush the little gears. You need a brush with coarser bristles to really get the coffee out, and still, there are remnants of coffee in there that I just can't get out. Maybe I'm overly concerned about cleanliness, but it bothers me.This thing is next to worthless for finer grinds (I'd say anything significantly shy of 25%, towards the fine end). The beans seem to just cease entering the grinder periodically. Then you have to turn it off, unplug it, remove the bottom bin and dump out the beans and put them back in again (or shake the unit) to get it to start grinding again. The beans come out looking pretty finely ground, but it's just aggravating trying to get it to grind the whole batch. This happens on almost every grind on the fine setting and even periodically on the coarser settings...which makes the preset for the amount of coffee (take note, 1 cup = 1.5 tbsp coffee) pointless, because you have to turn it off in the middle to clear the jam.I know you get what you pay for and this is really far down on the price scale for burr grinders. Still, I would expect it to work over it's full range of operations.If you really want a burr grinder, you probably need to invest in a better model (if you want fine grind, at least). But honestly, for just everyday coffee grinding for a normal drip pot (or even a french press) the blade grinders available for half the price seem to perform just as well as this and the cleanup is far easier.

All the coffee snob websites (yes, I'm a coffee snob) say that burr grinding is the way to go because blade grinders <hl> heat the beans while grinding and this affects the taste <hl> .


Question: What wouldn't the user do?

Doesn't chop isn't completely correct. It does make one chop but after that the food you chopping is stuck in the blades.And this happens with any moist fruits or foods you attempt to chop, and it's not easy to get the stuff back out. I knowwhen this is demonstrated on TV the chopper is easy to open and clean but my the one I have is very difficult to openwithout fear of breaking the device.I'm going out tomorrow and look for one that works. I think the culprit in this case is the blade design; it traps food andis difficult to clear. I chop apples to feed to my parrots and this thing is not up to the task.All and all this device is very disappointing. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.This is just another one of those products that when it's demonstrated by a slick host who has multiple takes to make itlook can appear to be a good product. I'm disappointed in myself for falling for the hype.

Answer: recommend it to anyone

Doesn't chop isn't completely correct. It does make one chop but after that the food you chopping is stuck in the blades. And this happens with any moist fruits or foods you attempt to chop, and it's not easy to get the stuff back out. I knowwhen this is demonstrated on TV the chopper is easy to open and clean but my the one I have is very difficult to openwithout fear of breaking the device. I'm going out tomorrow and look for one that works. I think the culprit in this case is the blade design; it traps food andis difficult to clear. I chop apples to feed to my parrots and this thing is not up to the task. All and all this device is very disappointing. <hl> I wouldn't recommend it to anyone .This is just another one of those products that when it's demonstrated by a slick host who has multiple takes to make itlook can appear to be a good product. <hl> I'm disappointed in myself for falling for the hype.

Doesn't chop isn't completely correct. It does make one chop but after that the food you chopping is stuck in the blades.And this happens with any moist fruits or foods you attempt to chop, and it's not easy to get the stuff back out. I knowwhen this is demonstrated on TV the chopper is easy to open and clean but my the one I have is very difficult to openwithout fear of breaking the device.I'm going out tomorrow and look for one that works. I think the culprit in this case is the blade design; it traps food andis difficult to clear. I chop apples to feed to my parrots and this thing is not up to the task.All and all this device is very disappointing. I wouldn't <hl> recommend it to anyone <hl>.This is just another one of those products that when it's demonstrated by a slick host who has multiple takes to make itlook can appear to be a good product. I'm disappointed in myself for falling for the hype.

I wouldn't <hl> recommend it to anyone <hl> .This is just another one of those products that when it's demonstrated by a slick host who has multiple takes to make itlook can appear to be a good product.


Question: Does this pillow come highly rated by others?

I have gone through so many pillows (you should see my walk-in closet) that when I came across this pillow I was very hesitant. The reviews on here were mixed so that did not help but figured "why not" - Just another 40 dollars, right? I must say that I do not regret it one bit. I have had this pillow for nearly 5 months and it's still holding its shape. I start off as a side sleeper then end up on my back. The pillow is comfortable all around. I also bought this pillow for my hot flashes but honestly I think buying a higher thread count pillow case stays cool all night, not the pillow. In any case, no fluffing is needed and would buy another one in a heart beat. It provides excellent support and I am pretty surprised because most pillows flatten out within 2 months. This pillow has not flattened at all. I highly recommend this pillow to you.UPDATE: OCT 2013 - pillow is still going strong!! Firm just like new!!! Highly recommend!!

Answer: The reviews on here were mixed

I have gone through so many pillows (you should see my walk-in closet) that when I came across this pillow I was very hesitant. <hl> The reviews on here were mixed so that did not help but figured "why not" - Just another 40 dollars, right? <hl> I must say that I do not regret it one bit. I have had this pillow for nearly 5 months and it's still holding its shape. I start off as a side sleeper then end up on my back. The pillow is comfortable all around. I also bought this pillow for my hot flashes but honestly I think buying a higher thread count pillow case stays cool all night, not the pillow. In any case, no fluffing is needed and would buy another one in a heart beat. It provides excellent support and I am pretty surprised because most pillows flatten out within 2 months. This pillow has not flattened at all. I highly recommend this pillow to you. UPDATE: OCT 2013 - pillow is still going strong!! Firm just like new!!! Highly recommend!!

I have gone through so many pillows (you should see my walk-in closet) that when I came across this pillow I was very hesitant. <hl> The reviews on here were mixed <hl> so that did not help but figured "why not" - Just another 40 dollars, right? I must say that I do not regret it one bit. I have had this pillow for nearly 5 months and it's still holding its shape. I start off as a side sleeper then end up on my back. The pillow is comfortable all around. I also bought this pillow for my hot flashes but honestly I think buying a higher thread count pillow case stays cool all night, not the pillow. In any case, no fluffing is needed and would buy another one in a heart beat. It provides excellent support and I am pretty surprised because most pillows flatten out within 2 months. This pillow has not flattened at all. I highly recommend this pillow to you.UPDATE: OCT 2013 - pillow is still going strong!! Firm just like new!!! Highly recommend!!


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

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

Answer: solid,and so easy

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

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


Question: What are the dimensions?

I purchased these boxes to store small items in an Ikea Besta cabinet and it works perfectly for that! The size allows two across plus two stacked on a shelf. With the locking top, you can even cant one sideways and put it at an angle on the same shelf.The parts stored include everything from small hardware (screws, nuts, fasteners) to hand tools to wires and even power transformers for small electronics.It's great to be so organized!

Answer: two across plus two stacked

I purchased these boxes to store small items in an Ikea Besta cabinet and it works perfectly for that! <hl> The size allows two across plus two stacked on a shelf. <hl> With the locking top, you can even cant one sideways and put it at an angle on the same shelf. The parts stored include everything from small hardware (screws, nuts, fasteners) to hand tools to wires and even power transformers for small electronics. It's great to be so organized!

I purchased these boxes to store small items in an Ikea Besta cabinet and it works perfectly for that! The size allows <hl> two across plus two stacked <hl> on a shelf. With the locking top, you can even cant one sideways and put it at an angle on the same shelf.The parts stored include everything from small hardware (screws, nuts, fasteners) to hand tools to wires and even power transformers for small electronics.It's great to be so organized!


Question: Without a drain tube how was the inflatable boat emptied?

I was given this item as a gift after I used a similar item and loved it. It held a variety of dishes and kept them cold for several hours. I put just 1 large bag of ice in the boat. The only reason I didn't give this a 5 star rating is that the one I had used before had a drain tube which was nice. We were able to open the drain into a bucket and get the water off before lifting to dump the remaining ice. With this item, we had to scoop out the water and ice before lifting it off the table. It was easy to blow up.

Answer: scoop out the water and ice

I was given this item as a gift after I used a similar item and loved it. It held a variety of dishes and kept them cold for several hours. I put just 1 large bag of ice in the boat. The only reason I didn't give this a 5 star rating is that the one I had used before had a drain tube which was nice. We were able to open the drain into a bucket and get the water off before lifting to dump the remaining ice. <hl> With this item, we had to scoop out the water and ice before lifting it off the table. <hl> It was easy to blow up.

I was given this item as a gift after I used a similar item and loved it. It held a variety of dishes and kept them cold for several hours. I put just 1 large bag of ice in the boat. The only reason I didn't give this a 5 star rating is that the one I had used before had a drain tube which was nice. We were able to open the drain into a bucket and get the water off before lifting to dump the remaining ice. With this item, we had to <hl> scoop out the water and ice <hl> before lifting it off the table. It was easy to blow up.


Question: How long is the minimum waiting time required to make beer with this product?

2 Buddies and I decided to try a couple brew kits. We went together and purchased a 5 gal. kit, and I ordered the Mr. Beer kit to try myself. The Mr. Beer kit was much easier to prepare, than a kit with separate ingredient packs, with malt, barleys, hops, etc.The Mr. Beer process is simple, and relatively rewarding. However, for proper beer making, allow about 4 weeks from start to finish, instead of the minimum 2 weeks. I'm on my second batch now. The first batch yielded a simple, yet satisfying Cowboy Lager. It is not complex, but refreshing, with great carbonization. My next is is Wicked Red.The initial Mr. Beer recipe is quite simple in comparison to the other brew we made in 5 gallons with a larger, more expensive kit. That beer turned out really rich, with a full flavor, and quite hoppy. Not my preferred taste, but my buddies liked it allot. For the price, and simplicity, Mr. Beer is awesome.

Answer: 2 weeks

2 Buddies and I decided to try a couple brew kits. We went together and purchased a 5 gal. kit, and I ordered the Mr. Beer kit to try myself. The Mr. Beer kit was much easier to prepare, than a kit with separate ingredient packs, with malt, barleys, hops, etc. The Mr. Beer process is simple, and relatively rewarding. <hl> However, for proper beer making, allow about 4 weeks from start to finish, instead of the minimum 2 weeks . <hl> I'm on my second batch now. The first batch yielded a simple, yet satisfying Cowboy Lager. It is not complex, but refreshing, with great carbonization. My next is is Wicked Red. The initial Mr. Beer recipe is quite simple in comparison to the other brew we made in 5 gallons with a larger, more expensive kit. That beer turned out really rich, with a full flavor, and quite hoppy. Not my preferred taste, but my buddies liked it allot. For the price, and simplicity, Mr. Beer is awesome.

2 Buddies and I decided to try a couple brew kits. We went together and purchased a 5 gal. kit, and I ordered the Mr. Beer kit to try myself. The Mr. Beer kit was much easier to prepare, than a kit with separate ingredient packs, with malt, barleys, hops, etc.The Mr. Beer process is simple, and relatively rewarding. However, for proper beer making, allow about 4 weeks from start to finish, instead of the minimum <hl> 2 weeks <hl>. I'm on my second batch now. The first batch yielded a simple, yet satisfying Cowboy Lager. It is not complex, but refreshing, with great carbonization. My next is is Wicked Red.The initial Mr. Beer recipe is quite simple in comparison to the other brew we made in 5 gallons with a larger, more expensive kit. That beer turned out really rich, with a full flavor, and quite hoppy. Not my preferred taste, but my buddies liked it allot. For the price, and simplicity, Mr. Beer is awesome.

However, for proper beer making, allow about 4 weeks from start to finish, instead of the minimum <hl> 2 weeks <hl> .


Question: What did the customer try to organize?

I bought this shelving unit while attempting to organize my kitchen pantry. It's been my favorite purchse for the kitchen, period. It fits exactly how I need it to (thanks to the expandable feature) and has a no-slip grip for cans to sit on. It's nice to look in my pantry and see every canned item I have now. I have an assortment of sizes...small tomato paste cans to extra large chili mix cans and this holds them all well. It seems to be durably made so I hope that means it will last me forever!

Answer: kitchen pantry

<hl> I bought this shelving unit while attempting to organize my kitchen pantry . <hl> It's been my favorite purchse for the kitchen, period. It fits exactly how I need it to (thanks to the expandable feature) and has a no-slip grip for cans to sit on. It's nice to look in my pantry and see every canned item I have now. I have an assortment of sizes...small tomato paste cans to extra large chili mix cans and this holds them all well. It seems to be durably made so I hope that means it will last me forever!

I bought this shelving unit while attempting to organize my <hl> kitchen pantry <hl>. It's been my favorite purchse for the kitchen, period. It fits exactly how I need it to (thanks to the expandable feature) and has a no-slip grip for cans to sit on. It's nice to look in my pantry and see every canned item I have now. I have an assortment of sizes...small tomato paste cans to extra large chili mix cans and this holds them all well. It seems to be durably made so I hope that means it will last me forever!

I bought this shelving unit while attempting to organize my <hl> kitchen pantry <hl> .


Question: How long will the consumer be without a bed?

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: over two weeks

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. <hl> In pursuing action on my warranty I find I will be without a frame for the bed for over two weeks at least. <hl> 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 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 <hl> over two weeks <hl> 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.