Question: What is it made from?

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

Answer: Stainless steel

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

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


Question: Do you have to put the cupcake holder together?

My adult daughter hosts tea parties for her daughter, nieces, and other young relatives often. This Ferris wheel cupcake holder is adorable and quite the eye-catching serving piece set up on a table. I love that the wheel actually moves smoothly. We did have to place the smaller-sized cupcakes in the holder, but really, who needs those giant cupcakes anyway. It does require some minor assembly, and if you don't want to take it apart to re-box it, have some storage space planned for it. I think it is a wonderfully whimsical product that is worth the money.

Answer: It does require some minor assembly,

My adult daughter hosts tea parties for her daughter, nieces, and other young relatives often. This Ferris wheel cupcake holder is adorable and quite the eye-catching serving piece set up on a table. I love that the wheel actually moves smoothly. We did have to place the smaller-sized cupcakes in the holder, but really, who needs those giant cupcakes anyway. <hl> It does require some minor assembly, and if you don't want to take it apart to re-box it, have some storage space planned for it. <hl> I think it is a wonderfully whimsical product that is worth the money.

My adult daughter hosts tea parties for her daughter, nieces, and other young relatives often. This Ferris wheel cupcake holder is adorable and quite the eye-catching serving piece set up on a table. I love that the wheel actually moves smoothly. We did have to place the smaller-sized cupcakes in the holder, but really, who needs those giant cupcakes anyway. <hl> It does require some minor assembly, <hl> and if you don't want to take it apart to re-box it, have some storage space planned for it. I think it is a wonderfully whimsical product that is worth the money.


Question: What color is the thermometer?

I have this thermometer in black and it's been great.Important tip to note: Stick the metal tip into item, let it sit for a couple of seconds and then turn on the thermometer. Do this and you'll get the instant read feature. If you turn it on first, the thermometer will show the temperature of the air, then you stick it into the item and the display will slowly move to the temperature of the item. This takes a bit of time. So be sure you stick it into your item FIRST, let the metal acclimate to the temperature of the item, and then turn it on. Then you'll get the instant read each time.I've washed this, I've dropped it, and it's still going strong. It's not a replacement for an oven thermometer or a probe thermometer, but it's great at what it's designed for - a quick and easy instant read thermometer.

Answer: black

<hl> I have this thermometer in black and it's been great. <hl> Important tip to note: Stick the metal tip into item, let it sit for a couple of seconds and then turn on the thermometer. Do this and you'll get the instant read feature. If you turn it on first, the thermometer will show the temperature of the air, then you stick it into the item and the display will slowly move to the temperature of the item. This takes a bit of time. So be sure you stick it into your item FIRST, let the metal acclimate to the temperature of the item, and then turn it on. Then you'll get the instant read each time. I've washed this, I've dropped it, and it's still going strong. It's not a replacement for an oven thermometer or a probe thermometer, but it's great at what it's designed for - a quick and easy instant read thermometer.

I have this thermometer in <hl> black <hl> and it's been great.Important tip to note: Stick the metal tip into item, let it sit for a couple of seconds and then turn on the thermometer. Do this and you'll get the instant read feature. If you turn it on first, the thermometer will show the temperature of the air, then you stick it into the item and the display will slowly move to the temperature of the item. This takes a bit of time. So be sure you stick it into your item FIRST, let the metal acclimate to the temperature of the item, and then turn it on. Then you'll get the instant read each time.I've washed this, I've dropped it, and it's still going strong. It's not a replacement for an oven thermometer or a probe thermometer, but it's great at what it's designed for - a quick and easy instant read thermometer.


Question: What is the dogs name?

Answer: Moosey

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

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

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


Question: What other brand would have been preferred to this model?

I wish I had read some of the reviews here before I got caught up in my late night excitement and spontaneity when I purchased this juicer. I most likely would have tried a different one first.I have no previous experience with juicers. I knew I wanted one that you could feed fruit and veggies into without a lot of prep. I had (perhaps foolish) visions of putting whole apples and oranges through my juicer, no peeling etc. Well, I know now there will always be some prep with certain foods. So that fantasy aside, I was still hopeful that for most things I could just feed them and get the pulp one side and the juice the other.This works that way for some fruits and veggies like apples, strawberries, tomatoes, carrots. Others like citrus, pineapple, watermelon need to have the skin removed first which is time consuming.What I like:1. You get a lot of juice. Most of the pulp seems pretty dry for what I have tried so far which is: apples, oranges, carrots, tomatoes, strawberries, watermelon and pineapple.2. Dis-assembly and cleanup is fairly simple and quick. It says it's dishwasher safe, but I have so far just washed in warm soapy water right after juicing and everything cleans well except the filter.What I don't like:1. For most fruit and veggies you still have to prep somewhat. Most apples even have to be cut down since the ones on the market most of the time are too large for the spout. If you were wanting to use the pulp for a recipe, then you should remove seeds and stems if you don't want them.2. The filter clogs easily. And cleaning it is a chore, even with the cleaning brush that came with my "special package" advertised.3. Because the filter clogs easily, if you're making a large amount of juice (more than 2 to 3 cups juice), then you have to break everything down, clean it out, re-assemble and continue. Messy.Having now done some research on Amazon and elsewhere, I would have most likely tried the Breville before this.

Answer: Breville

I wish I had read some of the reviews here before I got caught up in my late night excitement and spontaneity when I purchased this juicer. I most likely would have tried a different one first. I have no previous experience with juicers. I knew I wanted one that you could feed fruit and veggies into without a lot of prep. I had (perhaps foolish) visions of putting whole apples and oranges through my juicer, no peeling etc. Well, I know now there will always be some prep with certain foods. So that fantasy aside, I was still hopeful that for most things I could just feed them and get the pulp one side and the juice the other. This works that way for some fruits and veggies like apples, strawberries, tomatoes, carrots. Others like citrus, pineapple, watermelon need to have the skin removed first which is time consuming. What I like:1. You get a lot of juice. Most of the pulp seems pretty dry for what I have tried so far which is: apples, oranges, carrots, tomatoes, strawberries, watermelon and pineapple.2. Dis-assembly and cleanup is fairly simple and quick. It says it's dishwasher safe, but I have so far just washed in warm soapy water right after juicing and everything cleans well except the filter. What I don't like:1. For most fruit and veggies you still have to prep somewhat. Most apples even have to be cut down since the ones on the market most of the time are too large for the spout. If you were wanting to use the pulp for a recipe, then you should remove seeds and stems if you don't want them.2. The filter clogs easily. And cleaning it is a chore, even with the cleaning brush that came with my "special package" advertised.3. Because the filter clogs easily, if you're making a large amount of juice (more than 2 to 3 cups juice), then you have to break everything down, clean it out, re-assemble and continue. Messy. <hl> Having now done some research on Amazon and elsewhere, I would have most likely tried the Breville before this. <hl>

I wish I had read some of the reviews here before I got caught up in my late night excitement and spontaneity when I purchased this juicer. I most likely would have tried a different one first.I have no previous experience with juicers. I knew I wanted one that you could feed fruit and veggies into without a lot of prep. I had (perhaps foolish) visions of putting whole apples and oranges through my juicer, no peeling etc. Well, I know now there will always be some prep with certain foods. So that fantasy aside, I was still hopeful that for most things I could just feed them and get the pulp one side and the juice the other.This works that way for some fruits and veggies like apples, strawberries, tomatoes, carrots. Others like citrus, pineapple, watermelon need to have the skin removed first which is time consuming.What I like:1. You get a lot of juice. Most of the pulp seems pretty dry for what I have tried so far which is: apples, oranges, carrots, tomatoes, strawberries, watermelon and pineapple.2. Dis-assembly and cleanup is fairly simple and quick. It says it's dishwasher safe, but I have so far just washed in warm soapy water right after juicing and everything cleans well except the filter.What I don't like:1. For most fruit and veggies you still have to prep somewhat. Most apples even have to be cut down since the ones on the market most of the time are too large for the spout. If you were wanting to use the pulp for a recipe, then you should remove seeds and stems if you don't want them.2. The filter clogs easily. And cleaning it is a chore, even with the cleaning brush that came with my "special package" advertised.3. Because the filter clogs easily, if you're making a large amount of juice (more than 2 to 3 cups juice), then you have to break everything down, clean it out, re-assemble and continue. Messy.Having now done some research on Amazon and elsewhere, I would have most likely tried the <hl> Breville <hl> before this.


Question: How much weight can it hold?

I saw this same brand and same overall design type at Bed, Bath, & Beyond for $39.99, but I got this for approximatly $20 on Amazon. It's the same brand, but the baskets have a different type of design on them compared to BB&B. I gave this product four stars because the basket design (and maybe this is why BB&B has the different design) allows for smaller items to slip through. I really like this item though. It holds items and stays in place. I also have a separate little piece from a previous shower basket that keeps it from slipping down the shower pipe (if it were to try to slip), but so far I don't think that it's slipped at all. It's sturdy and can hold a decent amount of weight in it. It's still new - so I hope that it stays rust free - it's supposed to though and I'll update this if it doesn't. Good product!

Answer: a decent amount of weight in it

I saw this same brand and same overall design type at Bed, Bath, & Beyond for $39.99, but I got this for approximatly $20 on Amazon. It's the same brand, but the baskets have a different type of design on them compared to BB&B. I gave this product four stars because the basket design (and maybe this is why BB&B has the different design) allows for smaller items to slip through. I really like this item though. It holds items and stays in place. I also have a separate little piece from a previous shower basket that keeps it from slipping down the shower pipe (if it were to try to slip), but so far I don't think that it's slipped at all. <hl> It's sturdy and can hold a decent amount of weight in it . <hl> It's still new - so I hope that it stays rust free - it's supposed to though and I'll update this if it doesn't. Good product!

I saw this same brand and same overall design type at Bed, Bath, & Beyond for $39.99, but I got this for approximatly $20 on Amazon. It's the same brand, but the baskets have a different type of design on them compared to BB&B. I gave this product four stars because the basket design (and maybe this is why BB&B has the different design) allows for smaller items to slip through. I really like this item though. It holds items and stays in place. I also have a separate little piece from a previous shower basket that keeps it from slipping down the shower pipe (if it were to try to slip), but so far I don't think that it's slipped at all. It's sturdy and can hold <hl> a decent amount of weight in it <hl>. It's still new - so I hope that it stays rust free - it's supposed to though and I'll update this if it doesn't. Good product!

It's sturdy and can hold <hl> a decent amount of weight in it <hl> .


Question: What types of drinks is the user fond of making?

As someone who's fond of making margaritas and Moscow mules, it's a lot easier when you have a citrus squeezer. I originally had one of those manual juicers with a jar under it to catch the juice, but it was just inefficient and quite messy.This has been a breeze to use and clean. AND as an unforeseen added bonus, the bright cheerful yellow color has made it extremely easy for my blind-as-a-bat boyfriend to find. Instead of standing in front of the open drawer yelling, "Where's the lemon juicer!".. he actually finds it himself.I would definitely recommend this to anyone who needs to juice limes or lemons regularly.

Answer: margaritas and Moscow mules

<hl> As someone who's fond of making margaritas and Moscow mules , it's a lot easier when you have a citrus squeezer. <hl> I originally had one of those manual juicers with a jar under it to catch the juice, but it was just inefficient and quite messy. This has been a breeze to use and clean. AND as an unforeseen added bonus, the bright cheerful yellow color has made it extremely easy for my blind-as-a-bat boyfriend to find. Instead of standing in front of the open drawer yelling, "Where's the lemon juicer!".. he actually finds it himself. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who needs to juice limes or lemons regularly.

As someone who's fond of making <hl> margaritas and Moscow mules <hl>, it's a lot easier when you have a citrus squeezer. I originally had one of those manual juicers with a jar under it to catch the juice, but it was just inefficient and quite messy.This has been a breeze to use and clean. AND as an unforeseen added bonus, the bright cheerful yellow color has made it extremely easy for my blind-as-a-bat boyfriend to find. Instead of standing in front of the open drawer yelling, "Where's the lemon juicer!".. he actually finds it himself.I would definitely recommend this to anyone who needs to juice limes or lemons regularly.

As someone who's fond of making <hl> margaritas and Moscow mules <hl> , it's a lot easier when you have a citrus squeezer.


Question: At what speed does the base need to be poured?

We had one for years, gave it to a friend and bought a new one here. Still love the homemade ice cream, but do have to admit you get best results if you use it often enough to remember what works well. I think that's the problem the people are having who are complaining. For example, you do have to pour in the base quickly and start stirring quickly, or it may freeze in place. If you haven't used it for awhile, you forget about that and then you make a little hassle for yourself. And some recipes seem to become too cold for the full flavor to develop properly in the mouth. We haven't discovered the solution to that yet.

Answer: quickly

We had one for years, gave it to a friend and bought a new one here. Still love the homemade ice cream, but do have to admit you get best results if you use it often enough to remember what works well. I think that's the problem the people are having who are complaining. <hl> For example, you do have to pour in the base quickly and start stirring quickly, or it may freeze in place. <hl> If you haven't used it for awhile, you forget about that and then you make a little hassle for yourself. And some recipes seem to become too cold for the full flavor to develop properly in the mouth. We haven't discovered the solution to that yet.

We had one for years, gave it to a friend and bought a new one here. Still love the homemade ice cream, but do have to admit you get best results if you use it often enough to remember what works well. I think that's the problem the people are having who are complaining. For example, you do have to pour in the base <hl> quickly <hl> and start stirring quickly, or it may freeze in place. If you haven't used it for awhile, you forget about that and then you make a little hassle for yourself. And some recipes seem to become too cold for the full flavor to develop properly in the mouth. We haven't discovered the solution to that yet.


Question: What would the reviewer find useful?

The product itself seems well made with a nice terry cloth top. It was also remarkably easy to slip it onto my queen size 95lb foam mattress. However, it did have a strong odor and still had a slight odor after I washed it. I'm sure it is from the waterproof material that is used in its construction. The title of the item has changed so that the size mattress is more clearly indicated. When I bought it the size was buried in the middle of the title. I got the wrong size, initially, as did at least one other reviewer of this item. While this change to make the mattress size more prominent is useful, it would help if in the photo it indicated what size mattress the protector will fit.

Answer: if in the photo it indicated what size mattress the protector will fit.

The product itself seems well made with a nice terry cloth top. It was also remarkably easy to slip it onto my queen size 95lb foam mattress. However, it did have a strong odor and still had a slight odor after I washed it. I'm sure it is from the waterproof material that is used in its construction. The title of the item has changed so that the size mattress is more clearly indicated. When I bought it the size was buried in the middle of the title. I got the wrong size, initially, as did at least one other reviewer of this item. <hl> While this change to make the mattress size more prominent is useful, it would help if in the photo it indicated what size mattress the protector will fit. <hl>

The product itself seems well made with a nice terry cloth top. It was also remarkably easy to slip it onto my queen size 95lb foam mattress. However, it did have a strong odor and still had a slight odor after I washed it. I'm sure it is from the waterproof material that is used in its construction. The title of the item has changed so that the size mattress is more clearly indicated. When I bought it the size was buried in the middle of the title. I got the wrong size, initially, as did at least one other reviewer of this item. While this change to make the mattress size more prominent is useful, it would help <hl> if in the photo it indicated what size mattress the protector will fit. <hl>


Question: How long did you wait to purchase?

I was not expecting sateen sheets, I like heavy smooth cotton sheets. These are heavy, not all that smooth and small, the bottom sheet fit nice and tight, but one of the corners had a hole in it. The top sheet is tiny. It barely tucks in at the end (my mattress is thick but but not a pillow top or super thick) there's about 3 inches hanging past the end of the mattress and barely covers the mattress on the sides. I waited for these to go down for about 8 months - so though I only paid $64.99 - I'm returning them. Oh, the pillow cases barely cover my pillows. (and they are standard size) Buy at your own risk.

Answer: 8 months

I was not expecting sateen sheets, I like heavy smooth cotton sheets. These are heavy, not all that smooth and small, the bottom sheet fit nice and tight, but one of the corners had a hole in it. The top sheet is tiny. It barely tucks in at the end (my mattress is thick but but not a pillow top or super thick) there's about 3 inches hanging past the end of the mattress and barely covers the mattress on the sides. <hl> I waited for these to go down for about 8 months - so though I only paid $64.99 - I'm returning them. <hl> Oh, the pillow cases barely cover my pillows. (and they are standard size) Buy at your own risk.

I was not expecting sateen sheets, I like heavy smooth cotton sheets. These are heavy, not all that smooth and small, the bottom sheet fit nice and tight, but one of the corners had a hole in it. The top sheet is tiny. It barely tucks in at the end (my mattress is thick but but not a pillow top or super thick) there's about 3 inches hanging past the end of the mattress and barely covers the mattress on the sides. I waited for these to go down for about <hl> 8 months <hl> - so though I only paid $64.99 - I'm returning them. Oh, the pillow cases barely cover my pillows. (and they are standard size) Buy at your own risk.


Question: what type of oil does the writer prefer?

I've been using this frying pan for a few months. I found that it's best to use some oil otherwise food will stick. I use grape seed oil because of its high smoke point and the fact that it doesn't break down like olive oil and clog your arteries. In order to prevent sticking, the trick is to heat the oiled pan over a very low flame for a few minutes before frying anything. The food should preferably be at room temperature before its put into the pre-heated pan. For example, if you are frying eggs, don't just remove the eggs from the fridge and crack them into the pan - it's best to first put the whole eggs into a pot of warm water and let them stand to bring them up to temperature.After the pan cools, I wash it with dish washing detergent.

Answer: grape seed oil

I've been using this frying pan for a few months. I found that it's best to use some oil otherwise food will stick. <hl> I use grape seed oil because of its high smoke point and the fact that it doesn't break down like olive oil and clog your arteries. <hl> In order to prevent sticking, the trick is to heat the oiled pan over a very low flame for a few minutes before frying anything. The food should preferably be at room temperature before its put into the pre-heated pan. For example, if you are frying eggs, don't just remove the eggs from the fridge and crack them into the pan - it's best to first put the whole eggs into a pot of warm water and let them stand to bring them up to temperature. After the pan cools, I wash it with dish washing detergent.

I've been using this frying pan for a few months. I found that it's best to use some oil otherwise food will stick. I use <hl> grape seed oil <hl> because of its high smoke point and the fact that it doesn't break down like olive oil and clog your arteries. In order to prevent sticking, the trick is to heat the oiled pan over a very low flame for a few minutes before frying anything. The food should preferably be at room temperature before its put into the pre-heated pan. For example, if you are frying eggs, don't just remove the eggs from the fridge and crack them into the pan - it's best to first put the whole eggs into a pot of warm water and let them stand to bring them up to temperature.After the pan cools, I wash it with dish washing detergent.


Question: What does it do when you change the time?

The only issue I have with this, is it beeps (and loudly too) every time you push a button. If you hit the button to change the time or temp it beeps, it beeps when it's hit the preheat temperature, it beeps when you hit start or stop, it's crazy.I did order another rack for about $16 from the customer support number. I love everything but the beeps, it can handle a frozen pizza (just turn it half way through the cooking time). Heats up quick and even, timer is accurate but does not double as a clock. Lots of room without taking up a lot of counter space. Could use a longer cord now that I think about it. Good buy for the money though.

Answer: beeps

<hl> The only issue I have with this, is it beeps (and loudly too) every time you push a button. <hl> If you hit the button to change the time or temp it beeps, it beeps when it's hit the preheat temperature, it beeps when you hit start or stop, it's crazy. I did order another rack for about $16 from the customer support number. I love everything but the beeps, it can handle a frozen pizza (just turn it half way through the cooking time). Heats up quick and even, timer is accurate but does not double as a clock. Lots of room without taking up a lot of counter space. Could use a longer cord now that I think about it. Good buy for the money though.

The only issue I have with this, is it <hl> beeps <hl> (and loudly too) every time you push a button. If you hit the button to change the time or temp it beeps, it beeps when it's hit the preheat temperature, it beeps when you hit start or stop, it's crazy.I did order another rack for about $16 from the customer support number. I love everything but the beeps, it can handle a frozen pizza (just turn it half way through the cooking time). Heats up quick and even, timer is accurate but does not double as a clock. Lots of room without taking up a lot of counter space. Could use a longer cord now that I think about it. Good buy for the money though.


Question: What happens if you try to make too much coffee with the grinder?

I really wanted to like this grinder, but a major flaw in it is that you can only grind 20 seconds worth of coffee every five minutes. I like my coffee strong, but I only make about six cups in the morning. This grinder only grinds half that amount during the 20-second time period (which is the maximum amount of grind time you can choose). According to the manual, when that 20 seconds is up, you have to wait five minutes before grinding again; otherwise, the manual warns that the motor may overheat. So, to grind my usual amount of morning coffee will take 5 minutes and 40 seconds. That's too long for my rushed mornings.I returned the grinder for that reason.

Answer: the motor may overheat

I really wanted to like this grinder, but a major flaw in it is that you can only grind 20 seconds worth of coffee every five minutes. I like my coffee strong, but I only make about six cups in the morning. This grinder only grinds half that amount during the 20-second time period (which is the maximum amount of grind time you can choose). <hl> According to the manual, when that 20 seconds is up, you have to wait five minutes before grinding again; otherwise, the manual warns that the motor may overheat . <hl> So, to grind my usual amount of morning coffee will take 5 minutes and 40 seconds. That's too long for my rushed mornings. I returned the grinder for that reason.

I really wanted to like this grinder, but a major flaw in it is that you can only grind 20 seconds worth of coffee every five minutes. I like my coffee strong, but I only make about six cups in the morning. This grinder only grinds half that amount during the 20-second time period (which is the maximum amount of grind time you can choose). According to the manual, when that 20 seconds is up, you have to wait five minutes before grinding again; otherwise, the manual warns that <hl> the motor may overheat <hl>. So, to grind my usual amount of morning coffee will take 5 minutes and 40 seconds. That's too long for my rushed mornings.I returned the grinder for that reason.

According to the manual, when that 20 seconds is up, you have to wait five minutes before grinding again; otherwise, the manual warns that <hl> the motor may overheat <hl> .


Question: What season did the person use the space heater for?

I am a little apprehensive when it comes to reviewing space heaters. Most manufacturers in this business keep changing their model numbers every year, so even if a heater gets a rave review this year, you won't be able to find the same model next year. So why bother, right?Having said, I have used this heater for the entire winter season, and it didn't break. This is more than what I can say about another heater which I also bought at around the same time. That heater died a death of clicks in only a couple of months of use. I think it was the thermostat or a relay that went bad. What a shame having to throw away an almost brand new heater in the trash!This heater is different. It is infrared heating, and it has a blower motor. It has a thermostat, which can dial down the heating elements to save you some electricity. It heats up a medium sized room very quickly. For a small bedroom, it is inappropriate as it is too much heat, so I don't recommend this for small rooms. Infrared heating is like forced air heating. It is toasty when the heater is on, but it gets cold very quickly when the heater is off. In a bedroom situation, the blower motor could be too loud for light sleepers. Keep that in consideration. If I have to do this over again, I would probably go for a radiant oil heater which keeps the room temperature more steady.

Answer: winter

I am a little apprehensive when it comes to reviewing space heaters. Most manufacturers in this business keep changing their model numbers every year, so even if a heater gets a rave review this year, you won't be able to find the same model next year. <hl> So why bother, right?Having said, I have used this heater for the entire winter season, and it didn't break. <hl> This is more than what I can say about another heater which I also bought at around the same time. That heater died a death of clicks in only a couple of months of use. I think it was the thermostat or a relay that went bad. What a shame having to throw away an almost brand new heater in the trash!This heater is different. It is infrared heating, and it has a blower motor. It has a thermostat, which can dial down the heating elements to save you some electricity. It heats up a medium sized room very quickly. For a small bedroom, it is inappropriate as it is too much heat, so I don't recommend this for small rooms. Infrared heating is like forced air heating. It is toasty when the heater is on, but it gets cold very quickly when the heater is off. In a bedroom situation, the blower motor could be too loud for light sleepers. Keep that in consideration. If I have to do this over again, I would probably go for a radiant oil heater which keeps the room temperature more steady.

I am a little apprehensive when it comes to reviewing space heaters. Most manufacturers in this business keep changing their model numbers every year, so even if a heater gets a rave review this year, you won't be able to find the same model next year. So why bother, right?Having said, I have used this heater for the entire <hl> winter <hl> season, and it didn't break. This is more than what I can say about another heater which I also bought at around the same time. That heater died a death of clicks in only a couple of months of use. I think it was the thermostat or a relay that went bad. What a shame having to throw away an almost brand new heater in the trash!This heater is different. It is infrared heating, and it has a blower motor. It has a thermostat, which can dial down the heating elements to save you some electricity. It heats up a medium sized room very quickly. For a small bedroom, it is inappropriate as it is too much heat, so I don't recommend this for small rooms. Infrared heating is like forced air heating. It is toasty when the heater is on, but it gets cold very quickly when the heater is off. In a bedroom situation, the blower motor could be too loud for light sleepers. Keep that in consideration. If I have to do this over again, I would probably go for a radiant oil heater which keeps the room temperature more steady.


Question: What quality is the product?

Was looking for a lidded trashcan to hold a decent amount of baby diapers without being too large. I have the smaller (4.5 L) and larger (30L) Simple Human trash cans, an wanted something in between that would hold smells in well.Baby's not here yet to test with diapers, but we tried it out with food garbage. Unlike some of the other Simple Human trashcans meant for the kitchen, I think the heft of the metal lid on this one keep smells more well contained. Size is just right for our needs. Love that the lid closes slowly and quietly, so it won't wake up baby. Retro design is awesome, but a little bulky.Expensive, but a very good quality product.

Answer: very good

Was looking for a lidded trashcan to hold a decent amount of baby diapers without being too large. I have the smaller (4.5 L) and larger (30L) Simple Human trash cans, an wanted something in between that would hold smells in well. Baby's not here yet to test with diapers, but we tried it out with food garbage. Unlike some of the other Simple Human trashcans meant for the kitchen, I think the heft of the metal lid on this one keep smells more well contained. Size is just right for our needs. Love that the lid closes slowly and quietly, so it won't wake up baby. Retro design is awesome, but a little bulky. <hl> Expensive, but a very good quality product. <hl>

Was looking for a lidded trashcan to hold a decent amount of baby diapers without being too large. I have the smaller (4.5 L) and larger (30L) Simple Human trash cans, an wanted something in between that would hold smells in well.Baby's not here yet to test with diapers, but we tried it out with food garbage. Unlike some of the other Simple Human trashcans meant for the kitchen, I think the heft of the metal lid on this one keep smells more well contained. Size is just right for our needs. Love that the lid closes slowly and quietly, so it won't wake up baby. Retro design is awesome, but a little bulky.Expensive, but a <hl> very good <hl> quality product.


Question: What kinds of ties do I own?

I own dozens of ties. I have neckties and bowties. You name it. I got 'em. So I needed something to at least keep them organized. After trying a few different options, this appears to be the best idea on the market.First of all, it's one big strength is that it holds a lot of ties and takes up very little room. I now have six of these hanging in my closet. The next best option is the twirl a tie plastic doodad that takes up way too much room. So that wasn't even an option for me.It's one big weakness is that it takes a little bit of work to remove a tie from the rack. The hooks all fold in for space saving, but then you have to unfold a few of them just to get to the tie you want. Another weakness is that the hooks are actually too tight to fit a tie underneath them. That's not a huge deal. I just don't slide the ties underneath them.Now some people might find it a bit bulky to actually have to remove the hangers from the close in order to examine the ties that are on them, but that's not too big of a deal for me. Once the hanger is removed, it's pretty easy to see all of the ties, and that is a huge plus.All in all, this is a pretty good value. If you are like me and have a lot of ties, then this is really the only option.

Answer: neckties and bowties

I have neckties and bowties .

I own dozens of ties. <hl> I have neckties and bowties . <hl> You name it. I got 'em. So I needed something to at least keep them organized. After trying a few different options, this appears to be the best idea on the market. First of all, it's one big strength is that it holds a lot of ties and takes up very little room. I now have six of these hanging in my closet. The next best option is the twirl a tie plastic doodad that takes up way too much room. So that wasn't even an option for me. It's one big weakness is that it takes a little bit of work to remove a tie from the rack. The hooks all fold in for space saving, but then you have to unfold a few of them just to get to the tie you want. Another weakness is that the hooks are actually too tight to fit a tie underneath them. That's not a huge deal. I just don't slide the ties underneath them. Now some people might find it a bit bulky to actually have to remove the hangers from the close in order to examine the ties that are on them, but that's not too big of a deal for me. Once the hanger is removed, it's pretty easy to see all of the ties, and that is a huge plus. All in all, this is a pretty good value. If you are like me and have a lot of ties, then this is really the only option.

I own dozens of ties. I have <hl> neckties and bowties <hl>. You name it. I got 'em. So I needed something to at least keep them organized. After trying a few different options, this appears to be the best idea on the market.First of all, it's one big strength is that it holds a lot of ties and takes up very little room. I now have six of these hanging in my closet. The next best option is the twirl a tie plastic doodad that takes up way too much room. So that wasn't even an option for me.It's one big weakness is that it takes a little bit of work to remove a tie from the rack. The hooks all fold in for space saving, but then you have to unfold a few of them just to get to the tie you want. Another weakness is that the hooks are actually too tight to fit a tie underneath them. That's not a huge deal. I just don't slide the ties underneath them.Now some people might find it a bit bulky to actually have to remove the hangers from the close in order to examine the ties that are on them, but that's not too big of a deal for me. Once the hanger is removed, it's pretty easy to see all of the ties, and that is a huge plus.All in all, this is a pretty good value. If you are like me and have a lot of ties, then this is really the only option.


Question: what product is the writer reviewing?

I wish i had had a mother to tell me about these pans. I would never have wasted years on cheap pans. These are gorgeous. Heats evenly - no hot spots, no twisting - stays absolutely flat, a breeze to clean-up - even burned food! And best of all, cooks up nice, crispy, bacon. Perfect everytime! I never knew a sheet pan could make a difference... :/

Answer: pans

<hl> I wish i had had a mother to tell me about these pans . <hl> I would never have wasted years on cheap pans. These are gorgeous. Heats evenly - no hot spots, no twisting - stays absolutely flat, a breeze to clean-up - even burned food! And best of all, cooks up nice, crispy, bacon. Perfect everytime! I never knew a sheet pan could make a difference... :/

I wish i had had a mother to tell me about these <hl> pans <hl>. I would never have wasted years on cheap pans. These are gorgeous. Heats evenly - no hot spots, no twisting - stays absolutely flat, a breeze to clean-up - even burned food! And best of all, cooks up nice, crispy, bacon. Perfect everytime! I never knew a sheet pan could make a difference... :/

I wish i had had a mother to tell me about these <hl> pans <hl> .


Question: What makes the product lighter if it is removed?

I've used my mother's Bissell several times. I got tired of borrowing hers and decided to purchase my own. The Hoover Agility was rated quite highly here, and it was on sale for $180 at my local Shopko.Pros: 1) Lightweight, easily steerable, less exhausting to use.2) Seems to suck up about 2/3 of solution laid down. I was not disappointed with this, and the Bissell did no better.3) Not uncomfortable to push around for an hour. I am 5'7" and was not hunched over, nor does my back ache.4) Does a very good job cleaning the carpet. No complaints about the cleaning functionality.5) We have two shedding cats and I did not notice any problems with pet hair gumming up the machine.6) Removable attachment caddy is convenient, and makes the cleaner more lightweight when removed.Cons: 1) Those awful tank lids. You will need two hands to get each tank out, and two hands to get each tank lid off. The tanks are awkward and cumbersome. They did not fall over in my sink, however, as another reviewer complained.2) The foot-buttons for turning the cleaner on/off and releasing the handle get almost too slippery to operate with a damp shoe. Grip tape may be in order.Our carpets weren't super filthy, but they are quite worn (it's a rental). The nap is mashed hopelessly flat in places - no amount of vacuuming fixes this. I have a pipe dream that the right carpet cleaner will restore the nap. This cleaner did not do this, nor does any cleaner, ever.Overall, I'm pleased with the Hoover.

Answer: Removable attachment caddy

I've used my mother's Bissell several times. I got tired of borrowing hers and decided to purchase my own. The Hoover Agility was rated quite highly here, and it was on sale for $180 at my local Shopko. Pros: 1) Lightweight, easily steerable, less exhausting to use.2) Seems to suck up about 2/3 of solution laid down. I was not disappointed with this, and the Bissell did no better.3) Not uncomfortable to push around for an hour. I am 5'7" and was not hunched over, nor does my back ache.4) Does a very good job cleaning the carpet. No complaints about the cleaning functionality.5) <hl> We have two shedding cats and I did not notice any problems with pet hair gumming up the machine.6) Removable attachment caddy is convenient, and makes the cleaner more lightweight when removed. <hl> Cons: 1) Those awful tank lids. You will need two hands to get each tank out, and two hands to get each tank lid off. The tanks are awkward and cumbersome. They did not fall over in my sink, however, as another reviewer complained.2) The foot-buttons for turning the cleaner on/off and releasing the handle get almost too slippery to operate with a damp shoe. Grip tape may be in order. Our carpets weren't super filthy, but they are quite worn (it's a rental). The nap is mashed hopelessly flat in places - no amount of vacuuming fixes this. I have a pipe dream that the right carpet cleaner will restore the nap. This cleaner did not do this, nor does any cleaner, ever. Overall, I'm pleased with the Hoover.

I've used my mother's Bissell several times. I got tired of borrowing hers and decided to purchase my own. The Hoover Agility was rated quite highly here, and it was on sale for $180 at my local Shopko.Pros: 1) Lightweight, easily steerable, less exhausting to use.2) Seems to suck up about 2/3 of solution laid down. I was not disappointed with this, and the Bissell did no better.3) Not uncomfortable to push around for an hour. I am 5'7" and was not hunched over, nor does my back ache.4) Does a very good job cleaning the carpet. No complaints about the cleaning functionality.5) We have two shedding cats and I did not notice any problems with pet hair gumming up the machine.6) <hl> Removable attachment caddy <hl> is convenient, and makes the cleaner more lightweight when removed.Cons: 1) Those awful tank lids. You will need two hands to get each tank out, and two hands to get each tank lid off. The tanks are awkward and cumbersome. They did not fall over in my sink, however, as another reviewer complained.2) The foot-buttons for turning the cleaner on/off and releasing the handle get almost too slippery to operate with a damp shoe. Grip tape may be in order.Our carpets weren't super filthy, but they are quite worn (it's a rental). The nap is mashed hopelessly flat in places - no amount of vacuuming fixes this. I have a pipe dream that the right carpet cleaner will restore the nap. This cleaner did not do this, nor does any cleaner, ever.Overall, I'm pleased with the Hoover.


Question: How many sets have the couple purchased?

My wife and I love Fiestaware. It's durable. Resist chips. Safe to use in the dishwasher, oven, microwave, and freezer. And best of all, it's available in a range of fun, complimenting colors. You can either go with one color, or have fun mixing and matching a few sets.So far my wife and I have purchased six Fiesta 4-Piece Place Settings (tangerine, sunflower, paprika, scarlet, turquoise, and lemongrass), with a few extra serving dishes to match. It's awesome knowing that Fiestaware's been around for a while, and if we ever do break a piece, it's nice knowing it'll be easy to replace. We look forward to using Fiestaware in our family for many years to come!

Answer: six Fiesta 4-Piece Place Settings

My wife and I love Fiestaware. It's durable. Resist chips. Safe to use in the dishwasher, oven, microwave, and freezer. And best of all, it's available in a range of fun, complimenting colors. You can either go with one color, or have fun mixing and matching a few sets. <hl> So far my wife and I have purchased six Fiesta 4-Piece Place Settings (tangerine, sunflower, paprika, scarlet, turquoise, and lemongrass), with a few extra serving dishes to match. <hl> It's awesome knowing that Fiestaware's been around for a while, and if we ever do break a piece, it's nice knowing it'll be easy to replace. We look forward to using Fiestaware in our family for many years to come!

My wife and I love Fiestaware. It's durable. Resist chips. Safe to use in the dishwasher, oven, microwave, and freezer. And best of all, it's available in a range of fun, complimenting colors. You can either go with one color, or have fun mixing and matching a few sets.So far my wife and I have purchased <hl> six Fiesta 4-Piece Place Settings <hl> (tangerine, sunflower, paprika, scarlet, turquoise, and lemongrass), with a few extra serving dishes to match. It's awesome knowing that Fiestaware's been around for a while, and if we ever do break a piece, it's nice knowing it'll be easy to replace. We look forward to using Fiestaware in our family for many years to come!


Question: How do they describe the cutting board?

I end up replacing my cheap plastic cutting boards way more often than I'd like. They get warped and slide around on the counter, I get mad, throw them away, and order a new set. So I decided it was time to be a grown-up and buy one that cost more but would last longer.After reading tons of reviews (including ones in Cook's Illustrated) I broke down and shelled out the cash for this one. And I'm so glad I did.1. Its gorgeous. How many cutting boards can you say that about? So pretty that it stays out on my kitchen island all the time. And even the cut marks give it character.2. Its heavy. Which means no sliding or slipping.3. Its easy to clean. Wipe and done.

Answer: gorgeous

Its gorgeous .

I end up replacing my cheap plastic cutting boards way more often than I'd like. They get warped and slide around on the counter, I get mad, throw them away, and order a new set. So I decided it was time to be a grown-up and buy one that cost more but would last longer. After reading tons of reviews (including ones in Cook's Illustrated) I broke down and shelled out the cash for this one. And I'm so glad I did.1. <hl> Its gorgeous . <hl> How many cutting boards can you say that about? So pretty that it stays out on my kitchen island all the time. And even the cut marks give it character.2. Its heavy. Which means no sliding or slipping.3. Its easy to clean. Wipe and done.

I end up replacing my cheap plastic cutting boards way more often than I'd like. They get warped and slide around on the counter, I get mad, throw them away, and order a new set. So I decided it was time to be a grown-up and buy one that cost more but would last longer.After reading tons of reviews (including ones in Cook's Illustrated) I broke down and shelled out the cash for this one. And I'm so glad I did.1. Its <hl> gorgeous <hl>. How many cutting boards can you say that about? So pretty that it stays out on my kitchen island all the time. And even the cut marks give it character.2. Its heavy. Which means no sliding or slipping.3. Its easy to clean. Wipe and done.


Question: What did they purchase after getting the skillet?

...first off dont even attempt to fry eggsin this skillet for at least 2 weeks of using....when i recived mine i washed well in hot water, even tho it seasoned your gonna wanna do it theright way...after washing put on top stove to dry,then cooked bacon in it, you are gonna wanna useanimal fat as much as possiable.....it did stick but thats toobe expected with first time use, then i towel dryedthe extra grease and added lard....put in oven at 500degrees, expect some smoking, just have fans ready, for1 hr...turn oven off, i did this like 3-4 times...thencooked fried potatoes with onions ,worked great, friedan egg and it slid off pan...great pan, just got dutch oven too...

Answer: dutch oven

...first off dont even attempt to fry eggsin this skillet for at least 2 weeks of using....when i recived mine i washed well in hot water, even tho it seasoned your gonna wanna do it theright way...after washing put on top stove to dry,then cooked bacon in it, you are gonna wanna useanimal fat as much as possiable.....it did stick <hl> but thats toobe expected with first time use, then i towel dryedthe extra grease and added lard....put in oven at 500degrees, expect some smoking, just have fans ready, for1 hr...turn oven off, i did this like 3-4 times...thencooked fried potatoes with onions ,worked great, friedan egg and it slid off pan...great pan, just got dutch oven too... <hl>

...first off dont even attempt to fry eggsin this skillet for at least 2 weeks of using....when i recived mine i washed well in hot water, even tho it seasoned your gonna wanna do it theright way...after washing put on top stove to dry,then cooked bacon in it, you are gonna wanna useanimal fat as much as possiable.....it did stick but thats toobe expected with first time use, then i towel dryedthe extra grease and added lard....put in oven at 500degrees, expect some smoking, just have fans ready, for1 hr...turn oven off, i did this like 3-4 times...thencooked fried potatoes with onions ,worked great, friedan egg and it slid off pan...great pan, just got <hl> dutch oven <hl> too...


Question: What should the soap be diluted with?

This is a very attractive alternative to the straight from the store plastic soap bottle. The only downside is that after a while the small opening will start to gum up with drying soap. To remedy this problem you need to dilute the soap with some water to get it thinner. As other reviewers have stated, the dispenser tip is extraordinarily fragile. When I was taking mine out of the box I accidentally dropped the tip, still in it's bubble wrap, on the kitchen floor and it shattered. This is not a reason for a lower rating, my clumsiness caused that....but subsequent emails to the manufacturer to inquire about purchasing replacement "spouts" yielded absolutely no response - so that in my book drops you a star.I bought two more - one just for the spout. The other one I use in the bathroom to measure out mouthwash - it looks magnificent and performs flawlessly with the watery liquid mouthwash.Overall these are very stylish and functional, as long as the liquids aren't too thick. They would look great at the dinner table with a vinaigrette, though cleaning the tip will require using pipe cleaners and the bottle itself will be a slight challenge - top rack of the dishwasher would probably work well enough but give it some space to protect its fragility.

Answer: water

This is a very attractive alternative to the straight from the store plastic soap bottle. The only downside is that after a while the small opening will start to gum up with drying soap. <hl> To remedy this problem you need to dilute the soap with some water to get it thinner. <hl> As other reviewers have stated, the dispenser tip is extraordinarily fragile. When I was taking mine out of the box I accidentally dropped the tip, still in it's bubble wrap, on the kitchen floor and it shattered. This is not a reason for a lower rating, my clumsiness caused that....but subsequent emails to the manufacturer to inquire about purchasing replacement "spouts" yielded absolutely no response - so that in my book drops you a star. I bought two more - one just for the spout. The other one I use in the bathroom to measure out mouthwash - it looks magnificent and performs flawlessly with the watery liquid mouthwash. Overall these are very stylish and functional, as long as the liquids aren't too thick. They would look great at the dinner table with a vinaigrette, though cleaning the tip will require using pipe cleaners and the bottle itself will be a slight challenge - top rack of the dishwasher would probably work well enough but give it some space to protect its fragility.

This is a very attractive alternative to the straight from the store plastic soap bottle. The only downside is that after a while the small opening will start to gum up with drying soap. To remedy this problem you need to dilute the soap with some <hl> water <hl> to get it thinner. As other reviewers have stated, the dispenser tip is extraordinarily fragile. When I was taking mine out of the box I accidentally dropped the tip, still in it's bubble wrap, on the kitchen floor and it shattered. This is not a reason for a lower rating, my clumsiness caused that....but subsequent emails to the manufacturer to inquire about purchasing replacement "spouts" yielded absolutely no response - so that in my book drops you a star.I bought two more - one just for the spout. The other one I use in the bathroom to measure out mouthwash - it looks magnificent and performs flawlessly with the watery liquid mouthwash.Overall these are very stylish and functional, as long as the liquids aren't too thick. They would look great at the dinner table with a vinaigrette, though cleaning the tip will require using pipe cleaners and the bottle itself will be a slight challenge - top rack of the dishwasher would probably work well enough but give it some space to protect its fragility.


Question: What fondue do you like?

My husband and I love this fondue pot period. I've only had one time that something burnt to the bottom and that was my fault for turning the heat up too high. We've tried broths, cheese, and chocolate in it and couldn't be happier! My only complaint is what it seems all overs have griped about too, the cord is very short. We even have an outlet right under our table and still need an extension cord, but unlike most others we don't really mind using one. No, it's not pretty but it lets us eat our fondue on the table and not on the floor. One piece of advice I will give others is when preparing to use a broth, preheat the pot. If not it will take forever to heat up enough to actually cook your food.

Answer: broths, cheese, and chocolate

My husband and I love this fondue pot period. I've only had one time that something burnt to the bottom and that was my fault for turning the heat up too high. <hl> We've tried broths, cheese, and chocolate in it and couldn't be happier! <hl> My only complaint is what it seems all overs have griped about too, the cord is very short. We even have an outlet right under our table and still need an extension cord, but unlike most others we don't really mind using one. No, it's not pretty but it lets us eat our fondue on the table and not on the floor. One piece of advice I will give others is when preparing to use a broth, preheat the pot. If not it will take forever to heat up enough to actually cook your food.

My husband and I love this fondue pot period. I've only had one time that something burnt to the bottom and that was my fault for turning the heat up too high. We've tried <hl> broths, cheese, and chocolate <hl> in it and couldn't be happier! My only complaint is what it seems all overs have griped about too, the cord is very short. We even have an outlet right under our table and still need an extension cord, but unlike most others we don't really mind using one. No, it's not pretty but it lets us eat our fondue on the table and not on the floor. One piece of advice I will give others is when preparing to use a broth, preheat the pot. If not it will take forever to heat up enough to actually cook your food.


Question: What can the processor do to salad dressings quite well?

I have owned 3 of the biggest Cuisinart processors over the last 35 years, and 2 of the mini-preps. This is the handiest by far. The big ones don't work well for small jobs and the mini-preps are almost useless. This little jewel handles small jobs beautifully. It will emulsify salad dressings like nothing else and grate or shred small quantities of cheese perfectly. I also love it for mincing/pureeing fresh garlic, rosemary, and other ingredients for a fast, fresh dry rub. Another plus: it takes up very little space on the counter or in the dishwasher. When my family lived at home, I loved the large ones. Now this small one fits my lifestyle.I recommend it highly.

Answer: emulsify

I have owned 3 of the biggest Cuisinart processors over the last 35 years, and 2 of the mini-preps. This is the handiest by far. The big ones don't work well for small jobs and the mini-preps are almost useless. This little jewel handles small jobs beautifully. <hl> It will emulsify salad dressings like nothing else and grate or shred small quantities of cheese perfectly. <hl> I also love it for mincing/pureeing fresh garlic, rosemary, and other ingredients for a fast, fresh dry rub. Another plus: it takes up very little space on the counter or in the dishwasher. When my family lived at home, I loved the large ones. Now this small one fits my lifestyle. I recommend it highly.

I have owned 3 of the biggest Cuisinart processors over the last 35 years, and 2 of the mini-preps. This is the handiest by far. The big ones don't work well for small jobs and the mini-preps are almost useless. This little jewel handles small jobs beautifully. It will <hl> emulsify <hl> salad dressings like nothing else and grate or shred small quantities of cheese perfectly. I also love it for mincing/pureeing fresh garlic, rosemary, and other ingredients for a fast, fresh dry rub. Another plus: it takes up very little space on the counter or in the dishwasher. When my family lived at home, I loved the large ones. Now this small one fits my lifestyle.I recommend it highly.


Question: How many pieces come in the Farberware set referenced by the user?

I had high hopes for this set, because the Rachael Ray brand, while wildly inconsistent, sometimes delivers quality.Not here: these are thin aluminium pans of indifferent quality, all carefully plastered with non-stick to try to hide that fact. The non-stick looks to be of very good quality, which won't help its longevity at all given the thinness of what it's sprayed on. If you try to apply high heat, hot spots will instantly develop, burning the food and destroying the coating.The lids and the handles are surprisingly good and solid, but that doesn't make up for the foundation here, which is flimsy. In the same price range you can find (for example)this Cuisinart set, or if you really need non-stick in the essential pans, thisFarberware Classic Stainless Steel 17-Piece Cookware Set.A final thought: The choice of colour scheme: orange-fading-to-red ... didn't that already get done to death in the 1970s? This set is only missing the optional cartoon fruit 'n veg around the bottom and the option of also having it in Avocado, to match your 1970's refrigerator...

Answer: 17

I had high hopes for this set, because the Rachael Ray brand, while wildly inconsistent, sometimes delivers quality. Not here: these are thin aluminium pans of indifferent quality, all carefully plastered with non-stick to try to hide that fact. The non-stick looks to be of very good quality, which won't help its longevity at all given the thinness of what it's sprayed on. If you try to apply high heat, hot spots will instantly develop, burning the food and destroying the coating. The lids and the handles are surprisingly good and solid, but that doesn't make up for the foundation here, which is flimsy. <hl> In the same price range you can find (for example)this Cuisinart set, or if you really need non-stick in the essential pans, thisFarberware Classic Stainless Steel 17 -Piece Cookware Set. <hl> A final thought: The choice of colour scheme: orange-fading-to-red ... didn't that already get done to death in the 1970s? This set is only missing the optional cartoon fruit 'n veg around the bottom and the option of also having it in Avocado, to match your 1970's refrigerator...

I had high hopes for this set, because the Rachael Ray brand, while wildly inconsistent, sometimes delivers quality.Not here: these are thin aluminium pans of indifferent quality, all carefully plastered with non-stick to try to hide that fact. The non-stick looks to be of very good quality, which won't help its longevity at all given the thinness of what it's sprayed on. If you try to apply high heat, hot spots will instantly develop, burning the food and destroying the coating.The lids and the handles are surprisingly good and solid, but that doesn't make up for the foundation here, which is flimsy. In the same price range you can find (for example)this Cuisinart set, or if you really need non-stick in the essential pans, thisFarberware Classic Stainless Steel <hl> 17 <hl>-Piece Cookware Set.A final thought: The choice of colour scheme: orange-fading-to-red ... didn't that already get done to death in the 1970s? This set is only missing the optional cartoon fruit 'n veg around the bottom and the option of also having it in Avocado, to match your 1970's refrigerator...

In the same price range you can find (for example)this Cuisinart set, or if you really need non-stick in the essential pans, thisFarberware Classic Stainless Steel <hl> 17 <hl> -Piece Cookware Set.


Question: what do they wish was longer?

I was very excited to try out this vacuum. For the most part it does well, but I have a few concerns:1. The cord is too short. Most vacuums allow me to plug in the middle of the house and do most of the house. This one does not.2. I hadn't had a canister vacuum for years. Now I know why. This would have been a much better vacuum as an upright.3. I don't like the sanitizing. It feels like nothing is happening. I don't know how you would know if you went over it enough or not.4. The dirt cup is not very big. We have a lot of dog hair, and while it picked it up great, I was always emptying the cup.It picks up well and isn't too loud. I just wish at least the cord was longer and the dirt cup was bigger, if they didn't make it an upright.

Answer: the cord

I was very excited to try out this vacuum. For the most part it does well, but I have a few concerns:1. The cord is too short. Most vacuums allow me to plug in the middle of the house and do most of the house. This one does not.2. I hadn't had a canister vacuum for years. Now I know why. This would have been a much better vacuum as an upright.3. I don't like the sanitizing. It feels like nothing is happening. I don't know how you would know if you went over it enough or not.4. The dirt cup is not very big. We have a lot of dog hair, and while it picked it up great, I was always emptying the cup. It picks up well and isn't too loud. <hl> I just wish at least the cord was longer and the dirt cup was bigger, if they didn't make it an upright. <hl>

I was very excited to try out this vacuum. For the most part it does well, but I have a few concerns:1. The cord is too short. Most vacuums allow me to plug in the middle of the house and do most of the house. This one does not.2. I hadn't had a canister vacuum for years. Now I know why. This would have been a much better vacuum as an upright.3. I don't like the sanitizing. It feels like nothing is happening. I don't know how you would know if you went over it enough or not.4. The dirt cup is not very big. We have a lot of dog hair, and while it picked it up great, I was always emptying the cup.It picks up well and isn't too loud. I just wish at least <hl> the cord <hl> was longer and the dirt cup was bigger, if they didn't make it an upright.


Question: What brand is the spoon from?

This slotted spoon, like the rest of the products from the OXO Good Grips line, is a great value of superior quality, unsurpassed durability, and flawless performance. Its ergonomic design, hefty body, and big, pressure-absorbing, non-slip grip, complete with flexible fins to accommodate your fingers, are the reasons why you'll prefer this product over the more traditional models, as they will allow you comfortable, daily, wet or dry use while keeping you away from any stress-related injuries.Its elegant, stylized shape makes it perfect to use either in the kitchen or at the dinner table, and it also comes with an oversized hole at the tip of the handle for easy hanging, and a strong, stout neck guaranteed to be unbendable.Overall, this spoon is perfect to strain vegetables, fruits, shrimp and other foods, and its easy to clean, simple construction and dishwasher-safe, hard-wearing materials make it an addition that will prove a dependable part of your cooking equipment for years. Furthermore, its stainless-steel metal parts will permanently keep your rust worries away.After submitting this product to over two years of normal, everyday use, mine is still just like new.--Reviewed by M. E. Volmar

Answer: OXO

<hl> This slotted spoon, like the rest of the products from the OXO Good Grips line, is a great value of superior quality, unsurpassed durability, and flawless performance. <hl> Its ergonomic design, hefty body, and big, pressure-absorbing, non-slip grip, complete with flexible fins to accommodate your fingers, are the reasons why you'll prefer this product over the more traditional models, as they will allow you comfortable, daily, wet or dry use while keeping you away from any stress-related injuries. Its elegant, stylized shape makes it perfect to use either in the kitchen or at the dinner table, and it also comes with an oversized hole at the tip of the handle for easy hanging, and a strong, stout neck guaranteed to be unbendable. Overall, this spoon is perfect to strain vegetables, fruits, shrimp and other foods, and its easy to clean, simple construction and dishwasher-safe, hard-wearing materials make it an addition that will prove a dependable part of your cooking equipment for years. Furthermore, its stainless-steel metal parts will permanently keep your rust worries away. After submitting this product to over two years of normal, everyday use, mine is still just like new.--Reviewed by M. E. Volmar

This slotted spoon, like the rest of the products from the <hl> OXO <hl> Good Grips line, is a great value of superior quality, unsurpassed durability, and flawless performance. Its ergonomic design, hefty body, and big, pressure-absorbing, non-slip grip, complete with flexible fins to accommodate your fingers, are the reasons why you'll prefer this product over the more traditional models, as they will allow you comfortable, daily, wet or dry use while keeping you away from any stress-related injuries.Its elegant, stylized shape makes it perfect to use either in the kitchen or at the dinner table, and it also comes with an oversized hole at the tip of the handle for easy hanging, and a strong, stout neck guaranteed to be unbendable.Overall, this spoon is perfect to strain vegetables, fruits, shrimp and other foods, and its easy to clean, simple construction and dishwasher-safe, hard-wearing materials make it an addition that will prove a dependable part of your cooking equipment for years. Furthermore, its stainless-steel metal parts will permanently keep your rust worries away.After submitting this product to over two years of normal, everyday use, mine is still just like new.--Reviewed by M. E. Volmar


Question: What is measured out with this product in the bathroom?

Answer: mouthwash

This is a very attractive alternative to the straight from the store plastic soap bottle. The only downside is that after a while the small opening will start to gum up with drying soap. To remedy this problem you need to dilute the soap with some water to get it thinner. As other reviewers have stated, the dispenser tip is extraordinarily fragile. When I was taking mine out of the box I accidentally dropped the tip, still in it's bubble wrap, on the kitchen floor and it shattered. This is not a reason for a lower rating, my clumsiness caused that....but subsequent emails to the manufacturer to inquire about purchasing replacement "spouts" yielded absolutely no response - so that in my book drops you a star. I bought two more - one just for the spout. <hl> The other one I use in the bathroom to measure out mouthwash - it looks magnificent and performs flawlessly with the watery liquid mouthwash. <hl> Overall these are very stylish and functional, as long as the liquids aren't too thick. They would look great at the dinner table with a vinaigrette, though cleaning the tip will require using pipe cleaners and the bottle itself will be a slight challenge - top rack of the dishwasher would probably work well enough but give it some space to protect its fragility.

This is a very attractive alternative to the straight from the store plastic soap bottle. The only downside is that after a while the small opening will start to gum up with drying soap. To remedy this problem you need to dilute the soap with some water to get it thinner. As other reviewers have stated, the dispenser tip is extraordinarily fragile. When I was taking mine out of the box I accidentally dropped the tip, still in it's bubble wrap, on the kitchen floor and it shattered. This is not a reason for a lower rating, my clumsiness caused that....but subsequent emails to the manufacturer to inquire about purchasing replacement "spouts" yielded absolutely no response - so that in my book drops you a star.I bought two more - one just for the spout. The other one I use in the bathroom to measure out <hl> mouthwash <hl> - it looks magnificent and performs flawlessly with the watery liquid mouthwash.Overall these are very stylish and functional, as long as the liquids aren't too thick. They would look great at the dinner table with a vinaigrette, though cleaning the tip will require using pipe cleaners and the bottle itself will be a slight challenge - top rack of the dishwasher would probably work well enough but give it some space to protect its fragility.


Question: What kind of capacity does the product 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: rather small but just right for a small group

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). <hl> The capacity is rather small but just right for a small group . <hl> 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 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 <hl> rather small but just right for a small group <hl>. 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.

The capacity is <hl> rather small but just right for a small group <hl> .


Question: what color of appliances does the product look compliment?

This item is lightweight and very slim in design. In a kitchen,where space is limited, we found the scale was easy to use and quickly store, in an upright position, for instance. We love that it is flat and easy to clean. For instance, if something spills on it, it is very easy to wipe off-no nooks and cranies to worry about. We've also used this for shipping the occasional package,over the last week or so, and the flat surface is excellent for balancing small packages. The readout is very large and extremely crisp and clear, which makes assessing weight a snap. It also fits in nicely with the design of many kitchens and appliances on the market today (stainless steel, or black/white appliances. Highly recommended, multi-use tool!

Answer: black/white

This item is lightweight and very slim in design. In a kitchen,where space is limited, we found the scale was easy to use and quickly store, in an upright position, for instance. We love that it is flat and easy to clean. For instance, if something spills on it, it is very easy to wipe off-no nooks and cranies to worry about. We've also used this for shipping the occasional package,over the last week or so, and the flat surface is excellent for balancing small packages. The readout is very large and extremely crisp and clear, which makes assessing weight a snap. <hl> It also fits in nicely with the design of many kitchens and appliances on the market today (stainless steel, or black/white appliances. <hl> Highly recommended, multi-use tool!

This item is lightweight and very slim in design. In a kitchen,where space is limited, we found the scale was easy to use and quickly store, in an upright position, for instance. We love that it is flat and easy to clean. For instance, if something spills on it, it is very easy to wipe off-no nooks and cranies to worry about. We've also used this for shipping the occasional package,over the last week or so, and the flat surface is excellent for balancing small packages. The readout is very large and extremely crisp and clear, which makes assessing weight a snap. It also fits in nicely with the design of many kitchens and appliances on the market today (stainless steel, or <hl> black/white <hl> appliances. Highly recommended, multi-use tool!


Question: What type of item is it?

I have been doing a great deal of cooking and testing recipes and building my own cookbook of favorites. I have a smaller cast iron dutch oven, but I wanted something bigger for soups and stews and braised ribs and so forth. The larger cast iron dutch or french ovens have two huge drawbacks. first, the price is more than i want to invest in a single pot. but i was willing to do that until I went to some stores to try to pick out the size in person. Then I found the second and more compelling problem - they weigh a ton! I couldn't imagine filling it and trying to lift it in and out of the oven! But as I was looking I saw this item - perfect size, liftable, and great price. I've used it both stove top and in the oven and it is wonderful! As far as I can tell, it cooks as well and as evenly as the cast iron one I have. Be sure to note that it specifies you should not use oil sprays (like Pam) because of buildup, and also that the cover is good only to 450 degrees in the oven. Neither of these are issues for me. I love the pan!

Answer: cast iron dutch oven

I have been doing a great deal of cooking and testing recipes and building my own cookbook of favorites. <hl> I have a smaller cast iron dutch oven , but I wanted something bigger for soups and stews and braised ribs and so forth. <hl> The larger cast iron dutch or french ovens have two huge drawbacks. first, the price is more than i want to invest in a single pot. but i was willing to do that until I went to some stores to try to pick out the size in person. Then I found the second and more compelling problem - they weigh a ton! I couldn't imagine filling it and trying to lift it in and out of the oven! But as I was looking I saw this item - perfect size, liftable, and great price. I've used it both stove top and in the oven and it is wonderful! As far as I can tell, it cooks as well and as evenly as the cast iron one I have. Be sure to note that it specifies you should not use oil sprays (like Pam) because of buildup, and also that the cover is good only to 450 degrees in the oven. Neither of these are issues for me. I love the pan!

I have been doing a great deal of cooking and testing recipes and building my own cookbook of favorites. I have a smaller <hl> cast iron dutch oven <hl>, but I wanted something bigger for soups and stews and braised ribs and so forth. The larger cast iron dutch or french ovens have two huge drawbacks. first, the price is more than i want to invest in a single pot. but i was willing to do that until I went to some stores to try to pick out the size in person. Then I found the second and more compelling problem - they weigh a ton! I couldn't imagine filling it and trying to lift it in and out of the oven! But as I was looking I saw this item - perfect size, liftable, and great price. I've used it both stove top and in the oven and it is wonderful! As far as I can tell, it cooks as well and as evenly as the cast iron one I have. Be sure to note that it specifies you should not use oil sprays (like Pam) because of buildup, and also that the cover is good only to 450 degrees in the oven. Neither of these are issues for me. I love the pan!

I have a smaller <hl> cast iron dutch oven <hl> , but I wanted something bigger for soups and stews and braised ribs and so forth.


Question: What monthly expense did the reviewer not want increase with their purchase?

I bought this fan a year ago when my elderly dog couldn't handle temperature in the house greater than 75 degrees. Either we ran the A/C all day just for him or we put a fan near his bed. I didn't want to run up my electric bill when it wasn't really that hot so I decided to try a fan. He liked it but whenever he went to a different room in the house I had to unplug and plug the fan each time. That got annoying real quick so I went out to buy a battery powered fan, something grab n' go. Turns out there aren't any except this one, not that I was able to locate. Batteries can be expensive but nothing compared to running the A/C. I put it near his bed and turned it on low. This fan ran for hours every day without a problem. I loved that it was convenient for me and made him comfortable. It got us through the summer and then I packed it away. It's back out again working as well as ever even though our dog is no longer around to enjoy it (he passed away last month at 18 yrs old).Oh, another thing I really like about this fan is that it folds up very narrow, easily slips into tight spaces for storage and is easy to tilt. Love that is has a handle. I wasn't expecting to like this fan more than the Vornado but it's now the one I go to first when the temps heat up.

Answer: electric

I bought this fan a year ago when my elderly dog couldn't handle temperature in the house greater than 75 degrees. Either we ran the A/C all day just for him or we put a fan near his bed. <hl> I didn't want to run up my electric bill when it wasn't really that hot <hl> so I decided to try a fan. He liked it but whenever he went to a different room in the house I had to unplug and plug the fan each time. That got annoying real quick so I went out to buy a battery powered fan, something grab n' go. Turns out there aren't any except this one, not that I was able to locate. Batteries can be expensive but nothing compared to running the A/C. I put it near his bed and turned it on low. This fan ran for hours every day without a problem. I loved that it was convenient for me and made him comfortable. It got us through the summer and then I packed it away. It's back out again working as well as ever even though our dog is no longer around to enjoy it (he passed away last month at 18 yrs old).Oh, another thing I really like about this fan is that it folds up very narrow, easily slips into tight spaces for storage and is easy to tilt. Love that is has a handle. I wasn't expecting to like this fan more than the Vornado but it's now the one I go to first when the temps heat up.

I bought this fan a year ago when my elderly dog couldn't handle temperature in the house greater than 75 degrees. Either we ran the A/C all day just for him or we put a fan near his bed. I didn't want to run up my <hl> electric <hl> bill when it wasn't really that hot so I decided to try a fan. He liked it but whenever he went to a different room in the house I had to unplug and plug the fan each time. That got annoying real quick so I went out to buy a battery powered fan, something grab n' go. Turns out there aren't any except this one, not that I was able to locate. Batteries can be expensive but nothing compared to running the A/C. I put it near his bed and turned it on low. This fan ran for hours every day without a problem. I loved that it was convenient for me and made him comfortable. It got us through the summer and then I packed it away. It's back out again working as well as ever even though our dog is no longer around to enjoy it (he passed away last month at 18 yrs old).Oh, another thing I really like about this fan is that it folds up very narrow, easily slips into tight spaces for storage and is easy to tilt. Love that is has a handle. I wasn't expecting to like this fan more than the Vornado but it's now the one I go to first when the temps heat up.


Question: Why does the author want to gift this product to his grandmother?

I was in desperate need of a can opener, and this little guy saved the day. It is extremely easy to use! Even someone who struggles in the kitchen, like myself, feels like a pro using this can opener. I have to be honest, I didn't think the can opener was working when I first used it. It cut into the lid so smoothly I couldn't tell it was working. I kept turning and suddenly the lid was off. (insert joke about men being fish out of water in the kitchen). It was slightly embarrasing, but I have never used a hand held can opener that was so easy to operate. I want to get one for my grandmother who struggles to operate any handheld kitchen gadgets. I know she will love it too!

Answer: struggles to operate any handheld kitchen gadgets

I was in desperate need of a can opener, and this little guy saved the day. It is extremely easy to use! Even someone who struggles in the kitchen, like myself, feels like a pro using this can opener. I have to be honest, I didn't think the can opener was working when I first used it. It cut into the lid so smoothly I couldn't tell it was working. I kept turning and suddenly the lid was off. (insert joke about men being fish out of water in the kitchen). It was slightly embarrasing, but I have never used a hand held can opener that was so easy to operate. <hl> I want to get one for my grandmother who struggles to operate any handheld kitchen gadgets . <hl> I know she will love it too!

I was in desperate need of a can opener, and this little guy saved the day. It is extremely easy to use! Even someone who struggles in the kitchen, like myself, feels like a pro using this can opener. I have to be honest, I didn't think the can opener was working when I first used it. It cut into the lid so smoothly I couldn't tell it was working. I kept turning and suddenly the lid was off. (insert joke about men being fish out of water in the kitchen). It was slightly embarrasing, but I have never used a hand held can opener that was so easy to operate. I want to get one for my grandmother who <hl> struggles to operate any handheld kitchen gadgets <hl>. I know she will love it too!

I want to get one for my grandmother who <hl> struggles to operate any handheld kitchen gadgets <hl> .


Question: what store did the writer find the pie crust maker at?

I'm new to baking and need all the help I can get. Poking around on Amazon I came across this Pie Crust Maker and figured for around $5.00 bucks its worth a shot.Best money I have spent yet on baking accessories!Just flour both sides, pat a little flour on dough and put it in, zip it up and roll it out. Crust didn't stick and came out perfectly round. Since I'm still new to all this I guess I put a wee bit too much dough in and my crust was a little thick but just about perfect.I followed the recipe that came with my new Cuisinart for Pie Crust and it is perfect and delicious. Even if your making a large pie you can still roll out in the Pie Crust Maker and then take it out and roll out a little more to desired thickness and size as it will still keep an almost perfect circle shape.Cleanup was actually very easy even with the dough kinda stuck into the sides of the bag. Just use hot water and soap and the dough will literally melt away. The bag also contains messes since you don't really have to flour a board or surface and get flour everywhere like I do.

Answer: Amazon

I'm new to baking and need all the help I can get. <hl> Poking around on Amazon I came across this Pie Crust Maker and figured for around $5.00 bucks its worth a shot. <hl> Best money I have spent yet on baking accessories!Just flour both sides, pat a little flour on dough and put it in, zip it up and roll it out. Crust didn't stick and came out perfectly round. Since I'm still new to all this I guess I put a wee bit too much dough in and my crust was a little thick but just about perfect. I followed the recipe that came with my new Cuisinart for Pie Crust and it is perfect and delicious. Even if your making a large pie you can still roll out in the Pie Crust Maker and then take it out and roll out a little more to desired thickness and size as it will still keep an almost perfect circle shape. Cleanup was actually very easy even with the dough kinda stuck into the sides of the bag. Just use hot water and soap and the dough will literally melt away. The bag also contains messes since you don't really have to flour a board or surface and get flour everywhere like I do.

I'm new to baking and need all the help I can get. Poking around on <hl> Amazon <hl> I came across this Pie Crust Maker and figured for around $5.00 bucks its worth a shot.Best money I have spent yet on baking accessories!Just flour both sides, pat a little flour on dough and put it in, zip it up and roll it out. Crust didn't stick and came out perfectly round. Since I'm still new to all this I guess I put a wee bit too much dough in and my crust was a little thick but just about perfect.I followed the recipe that came with my new Cuisinart for Pie Crust and it is perfect and delicious. Even if your making a large pie you can still roll out in the Pie Crust Maker and then take it out and roll out a little more to desired thickness and size as it will still keep an almost perfect circle shape.Cleanup was actually very easy even with the dough kinda stuck into the sides of the bag. Just use hot water and soap and the dough will literally melt away. The bag also contains messes since you don't really have to flour a board or surface and get flour everywhere like I do.


Question: How big is the air purifier?

This is a top-of-the line air purifier that offers almost every feature you could need though you can also just put it into automatic mode and let it run constantly. The noise level is lower than every other purifier I've tested at this price point and is really barely noticeable most of the time. It's a small and sleek unit that is unobtrusive and can be placed behind furniture to keep out of the way. The whole unit is well made and feels substantial when you take it apart to clean the filter. The power cord can be hidden within the device and there's also a remote control though I found didn't modify the settings once it was installed. The performance, style and noise level are all what you would expect from a Friedrich and I couldn't be happier.

Answer: small

This is a top-of-the line air purifier that offers almost every feature you could need though you can also just put it into automatic mode and let it run constantly. The noise level is lower than every other purifier I've tested at this price point and is really barely noticeable most of the time. <hl> It's a small and sleek unit that is unobtrusive and can be placed behind furniture to keep out of the way. <hl> The whole unit is well made and feels substantial when you take it apart to clean the filter. The power cord can be hidden within the device and there's also a remote control though I found didn't modify the settings once it was installed. The performance, style and noise level are all what you would expect from a Friedrich and I couldn't be happier.

This is a top-of-the line air purifier that offers almost every feature you could need though you can also just put it into automatic mode and let it run constantly. The noise level is lower than every other purifier I've tested at this price point and is really barely noticeable most of the time. It's a <hl> small <hl> and sleek unit that is unobtrusive and can be placed behind furniture to keep out of the way. The whole unit is well made and feels substantial when you take it apart to clean the filter. The power cord can be hidden within the device and there's also a remote control though I found didn't modify the settings once it was installed. The performance, style and noise level are all what you would expect from a Friedrich and I couldn't be happier.


Question: What should you do after adding lard?

Answer: put in oven at 500degrees

...first off dont even attempt to fry eggsin this skillet for at least 2 weeks of using....when i recived mine i washed well in hot water, even tho it seasoned your gonna wanna do it theright way...after washing put on top stove to dry,then cooked bacon in it, you are gonna wanna useanimal fat as much as possiable.....it did stick but thats toobe expected with first time use, then i towel dryedthe extra grease and added lard.... <hl> put in oven at 500degrees , expect some smoking, just have fans ready, for1 hr...turn oven off, i did this like 3-4 times...thencooked fried potatoes with onions ,worked great, friedan egg and it slid off pan...great pan, just got dutch oven too... <hl>

...first off dont even attempt to fry eggsin this skillet for at least 2 weeks of using....when i recived mine i washed well in hot water, even tho it seasoned your gonna wanna do it theright way...after washing put on top stove to dry,then cooked bacon in it, you are gonna wanna useanimal fat as much as possiable.....it did stick but thats toobe expected with first time use, then i towel dryedthe extra grease and added lard....<hl> put in oven at 500degrees <hl>, expect some smoking, just have fans ready, for1 hr...turn oven off, i did this like 3-4 times...thencooked fried potatoes with onions ,worked great, friedan egg and it slid off pan...great pan, just got dutch oven too...

<hl> put in oven at 500degrees <hl> , expect some smoking, just have fans ready, for1 hr...turn oven off, i did this like 3-4 times...thencooked fried potatoes with onions ,worked great, friedan egg and it slid off pan...great pan, just got dutch oven too...


Question: Who recommends the Kitchen aid power 5?

Cheap? Yes. Powerful? Enough. Quite? No. Easy to Use? Not. Durable? No. Only two out of five. It is a hassle to install the beaters... and worse is that they are held in place (somewhat) by a inner plastic ring. One of the beaters came out during use and it stripped the inner plastic ring; now it will not latch in place. You can get a durable Cuininart HM-50 for the same price (no brainer) or the Consumer Reports recommend KitchenAid Power 5 for about $10 more Do yourself a favor and look around. Not recommended

Answer: Consumer Reports

Cheap? Yes. Powerful? Enough. Quite? No. Easy to Use? Not. Durable? No. Only two out of five. It is a hassle to install the beaters... and worse is that they are held in place (somewhat) by a inner plastic ring. One of the beaters came out during use and it stripped the inner plastic ring; now it will not latch in place. <hl> You can get a durable Cuininart HM-50 for the same price (no brainer) or the Consumer Reports recommend KitchenAid Power 5 for about $10 more Do yourself a favor and look around. <hl> Not recommended

Cheap? Yes. Powerful? Enough. Quite? No. Easy to Use? Not. Durable? No. Only two out of five. It is a hassle to install the beaters... and worse is that they are held in place (somewhat) by a inner plastic ring. One of the beaters came out during use and it stripped the inner plastic ring; now it will not latch in place. You can get a durable Cuininart HM-50 for the same price (no brainer) or the <hl> Consumer Reports <hl> recommend KitchenAid Power 5 for about $10 more Do yourself a favor and look around. Not recommended


Question: what brand product is the review about?

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: All-Clad

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. <hl> If you already have parts of an All-Clad collection this will complement nicely. <hl> If you do not have any All-Clad this may be a good place to start.

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 <hl> All-Clad <hl> collection this will complement nicely. If you do not have any All-Clad this may be a good place to start.


Question: At what distance can the author feel a breeze?

Westpointe 4-Inch High Velocity Fan (black): Reasonable price and VERY fast shipping. I have a black one, which does not appear to be the same fan as the colored ones (e.g. the black one is shown with 3 blades; the colored ones with four.) Colored, four inch, four blade metal fans that sure do look like those shown in this listing are sold at my local flea market for $7. So if there really are two different fans offered in this listing, there is a considerable difference in quality. The black one puts out more air than I anticipated; I can feel a breeze at 6 feet. It appears to be well constructed; the blades are not flimsy; it is heavy and stable (doesn't tip over); the front grid can easily be removed for cleaning and it is VERY quiet. While certainly far from being an engineering marvel, the motor looks like it might, with a little luck, last a full year.

Answer: 6 feet

Westpointe 4-Inch High Velocity Fan (black): Reasonable price and VERY fast shipping. I have a black one, which does not appear to be the same fan as the colored ones (e.g. the black one is shown with 3 blades; the colored ones with four.) Colored, four inch, four blade metal fans that sure do look like those shown in this listing are sold at my local flea market for $7. So if there really are two different fans offered in this listing, there is a considerable difference in quality. <hl> The black one puts out more air than I anticipated; I can feel a breeze at 6 feet . <hl> It appears to be well constructed; the blades are not flimsy; it is heavy and stable (doesn't tip over); the front grid can easily be removed for cleaning and it is VERY quiet. While certainly far from being an engineering marvel, the motor looks like it might, with a little luck, last a full year.

Westpointe 4-Inch High Velocity Fan (black): Reasonable price and VERY fast shipping. I have a black one, which does not appear to be the same fan as the colored ones (e.g. the black one is shown with 3 blades; the colored ones with four.) Colored, four inch, four blade metal fans that sure do look like those shown in this listing are sold at my local flea market for $7. So if there really are two different fans offered in this listing, there is a considerable difference in quality. The black one puts out more air than I anticipated; I can feel a breeze at <hl> 6 feet <hl>. It appears to be well constructed; the blades are not flimsy; it is heavy and stable (doesn't tip over); the front grid can easily be removed for cleaning and it is VERY quiet. While certainly far from being an engineering marvel, the motor looks like it might, with a little luck, last a full year.

The black one puts out more air than I anticipated; I can feel a breeze at <hl> 6 feet <hl> .