Question: Who does the poster give credit to for a job well done?

I love my microplane, so I was pleasantly surprised to find that I love this Cusipro Fine Rasp Grater as well! Different things grate slightly better or worse based on the size of the etched holes (microplane has more variation) -- but overall, very similar. Since the surface area on the Cusipro is larger, it gets through jobs a little faster. I also like the feel in my hand and protective bottom. Well done, Cusipro!Overall, this tool is perfect for hard cheeses, chocolate, zesting citrus and similar tasks. It is not designed for softer cheeses or veggies -- leave those to your box grater or food processor.

Answer: Cusipro Fine Rasp Grater

<hl> I love my microplane, so I was pleasantly surprised to find that I love this Cusipro Fine Rasp Grater as well! <hl> Different things grate slightly better or worse based on the size of the etched holes (microplane has more variation) -- but overall, very similar. Since the surface area on the Cusipro is larger, it gets through jobs a little faster. I also like the feel in my hand and protective bottom. Well done, Cusipro!Overall, this tool is perfect for hard cheeses, chocolate, zesting citrus and similar tasks. It is not designed for softer cheeses or veggies -- leave those to your box grater or food processor.

I love my microplane, so I was pleasantly surprised to find that I love this <hl> Cusipro Fine Rasp Grater <hl> as well! Different things grate slightly better or worse based on the size of the etched holes (microplane has more variation) -- but overall, very similar. Since the surface area on the Cusipro is larger, it gets through jobs a little faster. I also like the feel in my hand and protective bottom. Well done, Cusipro!Overall, this tool is perfect for hard cheeses, chocolate, zesting citrus and similar tasks. It is not designed for softer cheeses or veggies -- leave those to your box grater or food processor.


Question: What fabric does the bottom of the product feel like?

I was worried about this set as I had ordered it without reading reviews (something I rarely, rarely do but I was leaving town and on my way out the door) However it's not nearly as "shiny" as other reviews would have you believe and certainly looks just great. Certainly ambiguous enough to be in a guys or gals bedroom without being particularly overly manly or feminine. The underside is a more cottony feel and very warm which I appreciate and the throw pillows look great. Overall I'm really happy with it.

Answer: cottony

I was worried about this set as I had ordered it without reading reviews (something I rarely, rarely do but I was leaving town and on my way out the door) However it's not nearly as "shiny" as other reviews would have you believe and certainly looks just great. Certainly ambiguous enough to be in a guys or gals bedroom without being particularly overly manly or feminine. <hl> The underside is a more cottony feel and very warm which I appreciate and the throw pillows look great. <hl> Overall I'm really happy with it.

I was worried about this set as I had ordered it without reading reviews (something I rarely, rarely do but I was leaving town and on my way out the door) However it's not nearly as "shiny" as other reviews would have you believe and certainly looks just great. Certainly ambiguous enough to be in a guys or gals bedroom without being particularly overly manly or feminine. The underside is a more <hl> cottony <hl> feel and very warm which I appreciate and the throw pillows look great. Overall I'm really happy with it.


Question: What type of filter does the brew and go machine have?

I have 2 of these brew and go machines and use them everyday. I love tea and am able to make the best cup of tea, ok I use 3 tea bags as I love it strong...but it really is perfect every single time I use it! No fuss no mess, just a great hot cup of tea. Suprisingly the travel mug keeps it nice and hot for a good period of time. Coffee would be super simple too as the permanent filter is a sweet plus. Make a great college gift or for a person who only has a cup or 2 of coffee or tea at a time. I love this machine!

Answer: permanent

I have 2 of these brew and go machines and use them everyday. I love tea and am able to make the best cup of tea, ok I use 3 tea bags as I love it strong...but it really is perfect every single time I use it! No fuss no mess, just a great hot cup of tea. Suprisingly the travel mug keeps it nice and hot for a good period of time. <hl> Coffee would be super simple too as the permanent filter is a sweet plus. <hl> Make a great college gift or for a person who only has a cup or 2 of coffee or tea at a time. I love this machine!

I have 2 of these brew and go machines and use them everyday. I love tea and am able to make the best cup of tea, ok I use 3 tea bags as I love it strong...but it really is perfect every single time I use it! No fuss no mess, just a great hot cup of tea. Suprisingly the travel mug keeps it nice and hot for a good period of time. Coffee would be super simple too as the <hl> permanent <hl> filter is a sweet plus. Make a great college gift or for a person who only has a cup or 2 of coffee or tea at a time. I love this machine!


Question: When was the vacation?

As I have an agitator washing machine, I really appreciate bagging bras and other items that used to tangle brutally in the wash, sometimes strangling other stuff into deep wrinkles that needed an iron to get out. I took two of the bags on vacation with me last year and felt none of the usual embarrassment at laundry time when I had to mix my clothes with those of my host family. The bags are opaque enough to give a bit of privacy to what's inside. Thanks for a durable product that saves both threads and personal pride.

Answer: last year

As I have an agitator washing machine, I really appreciate bagging bras and other items that used to tangle brutally in the wash, sometimes strangling other stuff into deep wrinkles that needed an iron to get out. <hl> I took two of the bags on vacation with me last year and felt none of the usual embarrassment at laundry time when I had to mix my clothes with those of my host family. <hl> The bags are opaque enough to give a bit of privacy to what's inside. Thanks for a durable product that saves both threads and personal pride.

As I have an agitator washing machine, I really appreciate bagging bras and other items that used to tangle brutally in the wash, sometimes strangling other stuff into deep wrinkles that needed an iron to get out. I took two of the bags on vacation with me <hl> last year <hl> and felt none of the usual embarrassment at laundry time when I had to mix my clothes with those of my host family. The bags are opaque enough to give a bit of privacy to what's inside. Thanks for a durable product that saves both threads and personal pride.


Question: Other than tea, what can be put in the IngenuiTEA?

I have always enjoyed tea and more recently loose leaf tea. I needed any easy way to enjoy my loose leaf tea and my searches led me to the IngenuiTEA. I bought it from Amazon, since it is cheaper then on Adagio's website and upon receiving it I tried my first brew. It was so easy to use, I was in awe! Open the lid, put desired amount of loose leaf tea (or ground coffee) in, pour hot water in (I use my Keurig machine, without a KCup) seep for appropriate amount of time and then (and this is the best part), put the Ingenuitea over a coffee mug and press it down a bit. The strained tea pours into your cup. It should work with any size mug- I have tried all sizes, even travel mugs and so far haven't found one that it wouldn't work with. Clean up is easy... I simply put water in, and dump out into my disposal. I love that it holds 16 oz, so I can enjoy a couple cups and also that it is 100% BPA-free. Everyone who has seen the IngenuiTEA in action has wanted one and I have given it as a gift as well. It's the simple things that make my day and a great cup of tea that was a breeze to make is one of them! Enjoy!

Answer: ground coffee

I have always enjoyed tea and more recently loose leaf tea. I needed any easy way to enjoy my loose leaf tea and my searches led me to the IngenuiTEA. I bought it from Amazon, since it is cheaper then on Adagio's website and upon receiving it I tried my first brew. It was so easy to use, I was in awe! <hl> Open the lid, put desired amount of loose leaf tea (or ground coffee ) in, pour hot water in (I use my Keurig machine, without a KCup) seep for appropriate amount of time and then (and this is the best part), put the Ingenuitea over a coffee mug and press it down a bit. <hl> The strained tea pours into your cup. It should work with any size mug- I have tried all sizes, even travel mugs and so far haven't found one that it wouldn't work with. Clean up is easy... I simply put water in, and dump out into my disposal. I love that it holds 16 oz, so I can enjoy a couple cups and also that it is 100% BPA-free. Everyone who has seen the IngenuiTEA in action has wanted one and I have given it as a gift as well. It's the simple things that make my day and a great cup of tea that was a breeze to make is one of them! Enjoy!

I have always enjoyed tea and more recently loose leaf tea. I needed any easy way to enjoy my loose leaf tea and my searches led me to the IngenuiTEA. I bought it from Amazon, since it is cheaper then on Adagio's website and upon receiving it I tried my first brew. It was so easy to use, I was in awe! Open the lid, put desired amount of loose leaf tea (or <hl> ground coffee <hl>) in, pour hot water in (I use my Keurig machine, without a KCup) seep for appropriate amount of time and then (and this is the best part), put the Ingenuitea over a coffee mug and press it down a bit. The strained tea pours into your cup. It should work with any size mug- I have tried all sizes, even travel mugs and so far haven't found one that it wouldn't work with. Clean up is easy... I simply put water in, and dump out into my disposal. I love that it holds 16 oz, so I can enjoy a couple cups and also that it is 100% BPA-free. Everyone who has seen the IngenuiTEA in action has wanted one and I have given it as a gift as well. It's the simple things that make my day and a great cup of tea that was a breeze to make is one of them! Enjoy!

Open the lid, put desired amount of loose leaf tea (or <hl> ground coffee <hl> ) in, pour hot water in (I use my Keurig machine, without a KCup) seep for appropriate amount of time and then (and this is the best part), put the Ingenuitea over a coffee mug and press it down a bit.


Question: What part of the device is very sharp?

So after reading the reviews, I have been careful with my fingers while using this device and I'm happy to announce that I have yet to slice them off! However, please be very careful because the blade is very sharp. I prefer the thin slices of veggies and potatoes over the juilenne so I rarely use that side. I also have a problem with the lip of the holder being cut into my food. It seems that the closer I get to the blade, the more plastic it slices from the holder. I've started to just slice as low as possible with the Mandoline and slice the rest myself with a knife. Problem solved. My favorite is thin potato slices so I can make homemade potato chips.Update: So I figured out the slices of plastic problem. I had it flipped the wrong way. Just rotate it and everything will work perfectly.

Answer: the blade

So after reading the reviews, I have been careful with my fingers while using this device and I'm happy to announce that I have yet to slice them off! <hl> However, please be very careful because the blade is very sharp. <hl> I prefer the thin slices of veggies and potatoes over the juilenne so I rarely use that side. I also have a problem with the lip of the holder being cut into my food. It seems that the closer I get to the blade, the more plastic it slices from the holder. I've started to just slice as low as possible with the Mandoline and slice the rest myself with a knife. Problem solved. My favorite is thin potato slices so I can make homemade potato chips. Update: So I figured out the slices of plastic problem. I had it flipped the wrong way. Just rotate it and everything will work perfectly.

So after reading the reviews, I have been careful with my fingers while using this device and I'm happy to announce that I have yet to slice them off! However, please be very careful because <hl> the blade <hl> is very sharp. I prefer the thin slices of veggies and potatoes over the juilenne so I rarely use that side. I also have a problem with the lip of the holder being cut into my food. It seems that the closer I get to the blade, the more plastic it slices from the holder. I've started to just slice as low as possible with the Mandoline and slice the rest myself with a knife. Problem solved. My favorite is thin potato slices so I can make homemade potato chips.Update: So I figured out the slices of plastic problem. I had it flipped the wrong way. Just rotate it and everything will work perfectly.


Question: What did the customer say is the problem with playing with fan speeds and lights?

The filter is amazing, looks awesome, and quiet. My main complaint is that the fan speed selector has tiny lights on it that, in a way similar to xmas "chasing" lights, appear to spin at various speeds. The problem I have with this is that there's something frustratingly addictive about playing with the fan speeds and watching the lights! Other than that, great all around!!Now, the money saving tip: There's a certain department store out there with a carbon/charcoal mesh and blue mesh trim-to-fit air filter for $10 (the store is based in Arkansas and has the word "Mart" in it). If you set that up as a "pre-filter" of sorts, you'll not only get nearly a year out of your 3M one, but you'll get rid of odors much better. I believe the $10 filter is made by WEB - I've been able to cut it in such a way as to get 3 pre-filters out of each.

Answer: frustratingly addictive

The filter is amazing, looks awesome, and quiet. My main complaint is that the fan speed selector has tiny lights on it that, in a way similar to xmas "chasing" lights, appear to spin at various speeds. <hl> The problem I have with this is that there's something frustratingly addictive about playing with the fan speeds and watching the lights! <hl> Other than that, great all around!!Now, the money saving tip: There's a certain department store out there with a carbon/charcoal mesh and blue mesh trim-to-fit air filter for $10 (the store is based in Arkansas and has the word "Mart" in it). If you set that up as a "pre-filter" of sorts, you'll not only get nearly a year out of your 3M one, but you'll get rid of odors much better. I believe the $10 filter is made by WEB - I've been able to cut it in such a way as to get 3 pre-filters out of each.

The filter is amazing, looks awesome, and quiet. My main complaint is that the fan speed selector has tiny lights on it that, in a way similar to xmas "chasing" lights, appear to spin at various speeds. The problem I have with this is that there's something <hl> frustratingly addictive <hl> about playing with the fan speeds and watching the lights! Other than that, great all around!!Now, the money saving tip: There's a certain department store out there with a carbon/charcoal mesh and blue mesh trim-to-fit air filter for $10 (the store is based in Arkansas and has the word "Mart" in it). If you set that up as a "pre-filter" of sorts, you'll not only get nearly a year out of your 3M one, but you'll get rid of odors much better. I believe the $10 filter is made by WEB - I've been able to cut it in such a way as to get 3 pre-filters out of each.


Question: What is the manufacturer of the storage towers?

I bought two of these for use in a couple of library buildings to hold plastic grocery bags for people to take and carry their items in. I was very impressed with the ingenuity that went into these storage towers. They assemble VERY easily, they are sturdy, and they hold quite a bit of stuff in a very small footprint. I think these would be useful for all sorts of things - toys, pantry items, garage storage, etc. The only bad thing I can think to say is that one of the two units I ordered was missing the foot pedal. One call to Richell and they had one shipped out to me. Highly recommended!

Answer: Richell

I bought two of these for use in a couple of library buildings to hold plastic grocery bags for people to take and carry their items in. I was very impressed with the ingenuity that went into these storage towers. They assemble VERY easily, they are sturdy, and they hold quite a bit of stuff in a very small footprint. I think these would be useful for all sorts of things - toys, pantry items, garage storage, etc. The only bad thing I can think to say is that one of the two units I ordered was missing the foot pedal. <hl> One call to Richell and they had one shipped out to me. <hl> Highly recommended!

I bought two of these for use in a couple of library buildings to hold plastic grocery bags for people to take and carry their items in. I was very impressed with the ingenuity that went into these storage towers. They assemble VERY easily, they are sturdy, and they hold quite a bit of stuff in a very small footprint. I think these would be useful for all sorts of things - toys, pantry items, garage storage, etc. The only bad thing I can think to say is that one of the two units I ordered was missing the foot pedal. One call to <hl> Richell <hl> and they had one shipped out to me. Highly recommended!


Question: Who do I expect the system for?

They call it a whole house filtration system, which would lead you to believe that everything you need to install is included, but it's not. And installation is much more involved than I expected. Basically this is just the filter and a large fiberglass cap that has to be inserted into your main water line. And for proper install, you would also have to buy pipes and valves that would let you bypass the filter in order to swap it out. It is priced accordingly,tho, as you'll see that just the filter alone costs almost as much as this "system". Overall, I'm disappointed, and was expecting something more feasible for the DIYer, and I just don't think this is it.

Answer: the DIYer

They call it a whole house filtration system, which would lead you to believe that everything you need to install is included, but it's not. And installation is much more involved than I expected. Basically this is just the filter and a large fiberglass cap that has to be inserted into your main water line. And for proper install, you would also have to buy pipes and valves that would let you bypass the filter in order to swap it out. It is priced accordingly,tho, as you'll see that just the filter alone costs almost as much as this "system". <hl> Overall, I'm disappointed, and was expecting something more feasible for the DIYer , and I just don't think this is it. <hl>

They call it a whole house filtration system, which would lead you to believe that everything you need to install is included, but it's not. And installation is much more involved than I expected. Basically this is just the filter and a large fiberglass cap that has to be inserted into your main water line. And for proper install, you would also have to buy pipes and valves that would let you bypass the filter in order to swap it out. It is priced accordingly,tho, as you'll see that just the filter alone costs almost as much as this "system". Overall, I'm disappointed, and was expecting something more feasible for <hl> the DIYer <hl>, and I just don't think this is it.

Overall, I'm disappointed, and was expecting something more feasible for <hl> the DIYer <hl> , and I just don't think this is it.


Question: How many sq ft is the largest room this reviewer uses the product in?

I use these to heat two rooms in my basement. One is a 300 square foot windowless room and the other is about a 1000 square feet of open space. I use these in conjunction with my hydronic heating, which, when it is really cold outside, struggles to heat the basement rooms to acceptable levels. One of these in each room gets both of them nice and toasty. They are a little loud, and the vent can be hot to the touch, but I'm very happy with my purchase. They even automatically shut off when tipped over. Just wish they were a bit more programmable so I could schedule when it is on, not just how long it will be on.

Answer: 1000

I use these to heat two rooms in my basement. <hl> One is a 300 square foot windowless room and the other is about a 1000 square feet of open space. <hl> I use these in conjunction with my hydronic heating, which, when it is really cold outside, struggles to heat the basement rooms to acceptable levels. One of these in each room gets both of them nice and toasty. They are a little loud, and the vent can be hot to the touch, but I'm very happy with my purchase. They even automatically shut off when tipped over. Just wish they were a bit more programmable so I could schedule when it is on, not just how long it will be on.

I use these to heat two rooms in my basement. One is a 300 square foot windowless room and the other is about a <hl> 1000 <hl> square feet of open space. I use these in conjunction with my hydronic heating, which, when it is really cold outside, struggles to heat the basement rooms to acceptable levels. One of these in each room gets both of them nice and toasty. They are a little loud, and the vent can be hot to the touch, but I'm very happy with my purchase. They even automatically shut off when tipped over. Just wish they were a bit more programmable so I could schedule when it is on, not just how long it will be on.


Question: How many inches was the knife blade?

When I first saw this knife, I was surprised, since I didn't realize Victorinox made kitchen knifes. After trying out this chef's knife, I was impressed.The first thing I noticed when using this knife is how solid it felt in my hand. The knife has a hard plastic handle, which molds naturally to the shape of my hand.The 8-inch steel blade itself is very sharp, as you would expect. The knife cuts equally well on both sensitive surfaces, like a tomato, and hard surfaces, like a cantaloupe.The knife washes easily, and goes in the dishwasher without a problem.I've been very happy with this product.

Answer: 8

When I first saw this knife, I was surprised, since I didn't realize Victorinox made kitchen knifes. After trying out this chef's knife, I was impressed. The first thing I noticed when using this knife is how solid it felt in my hand. The knife has a hard plastic handle, which molds naturally to the shape of my hand. <hl> The 8 -inch steel blade itself is very sharp, as you would expect. <hl> The knife cuts equally well on both sensitive surfaces, like a tomato, and hard surfaces, like a cantaloupe. The knife washes easily, and goes in the dishwasher without a problem. I've been very happy with this product.

When I first saw this knife, I was surprised, since I didn't realize Victorinox made kitchen knifes. After trying out this chef's knife, I was impressed.The first thing I noticed when using this knife is how solid it felt in my hand. The knife has a hard plastic handle, which molds naturally to the shape of my hand.The <hl> 8 <hl>-inch steel blade itself is very sharp, as you would expect. The knife cuts equally well on both sensitive surfaces, like a tomato, and hard surfaces, like a cantaloupe.The knife washes easily, and goes in the dishwasher without a problem.I've been very happy with this product.

The <hl> 8 <hl> -inch steel blade itself is very sharp, as you would expect.


Question: Where was the oven bought from?

The reviewers that said this product broke or has poor quality must have gotten a lemon.I bought this oven 7 years ago at Macy's not knowing how it will perform and it just died on me this weekend. I used it nearly everyday. It has many great features such as multiple settings and temperature ranges, two stackable shelves (top and bottom), and a bottom tray that collects bits of food for easy cleaning.The product is durable to say the least and looks great. The thing that I love about it is that it actually have a lot of room but isn't that large for smaller counter tops. Looking at newer toaster ovens I've noticed that most are too large and bulky.I loved this toaster oven and am seriously considering getting another since I was so happy with it for so long.

Answer: Macy's

The reviewers that said this product broke or has poor quality must have gotten a lemon. <hl> I bought this oven 7 years ago at Macy's not knowing how it will perform and it just died on me this weekend. <hl> I used it nearly everyday. It has many great features such as multiple settings and temperature ranges, two stackable shelves (top and bottom), and a bottom tray that collects bits of food for easy cleaning. The product is durable to say the least and looks great. The thing that I love about it is that it actually have a lot of room but isn't that large for smaller counter tops. Looking at newer toaster ovens I've noticed that most are too large and bulky. I loved this toaster oven and am seriously considering getting another since I was so happy with it for so long.

The reviewers that said this product broke or has poor quality must have gotten a lemon.I bought this oven 7 years ago at <hl> Macy's <hl> not knowing how it will perform and it just died on me this weekend. I used it nearly everyday. It has many great features such as multiple settings and temperature ranges, two stackable shelves (top and bottom), and a bottom tray that collects bits of food for easy cleaning.The product is durable to say the least and looks great. The thing that I love about it is that it actually have a lot of room but isn't that large for smaller counter tops. Looking at newer toaster ovens I've noticed that most are too large and bulky.I loved this toaster oven and am seriously considering getting another since I was so happy with it for so long.


Question: how much was did this timer cost?

It is very simple to use and I don 't know why I stuck with manual timers as long as I did. My last timer which was a Sunbeam manual timer cured me of my ignorance; it couldn't keep proper time and would sometimes stop ticking all together or other times the buzzer wouldn't ring or very softly.This timer costs less than any timer I have previously bought but you get a lot of bang for your buck! I really liked the memory function so when I make cookies for example with one push of a button; I can reset it for the same time again and again.

Answer: less than any timer I have previously bought

It is very simple to use and I don 't know why I stuck with manual timers as long as I did. My last timer which was a Sunbeam manual timer cured me of my ignorance; it couldn't keep proper time and would sometimes stop ticking all together or other times the buzzer wouldn't ring or very softly. <hl> This timer costs less than any timer I have previously bought but you get a lot of bang for your buck! <hl> I really liked the memory function so when I make cookies for example with one push of a button; I can reset it for the same time again and again.

It is very simple to use and I don 't know why I stuck with manual timers as long as I did. My last timer which was a Sunbeam manual timer cured me of my ignorance; it couldn't keep proper time and would sometimes stop ticking all together or other times the buzzer wouldn't ring or very softly.This timer costs <hl> less than any timer I have previously bought <hl> but you get a lot of bang for your buck! I really liked the memory function so when I make cookies for example with one push of a button; I can reset it for the same time again and again.


Question: How many signs did the reviewer purchase?

I bought two of these for my dish drawers, they're perfect for keeping everyone in the house on the same page. Despite it being cardstock (basically thick paper/thin cardboard) they do not look like cardboard at all; I was concerned that the edges of the sign would be a different color and give the sign a cheap look, but I'm quite pleased with them in person as they actually look like plastic signs. They are also quite well constructed, the slider between clean and dirty works very smoothly and I fully expect them to last a good while.Really my only complaint isn't so much a complaint but more a request; these would be perfect if they came in a stainless steel pattern, or even a bit darker shade of silver so they blended into stainless steel more.

Answer: two

<hl> I bought two of these for my dish drawers, they're perfect for keeping everyone in the house on the same page. <hl> Despite it being cardstock (basically thick paper/thin cardboard) they do not look like cardboard at all; I was concerned that the edges of the sign would be a different color and give the sign a cheap look, but I'm quite pleased with them in person as they actually look like plastic signs. They are also quite well constructed, the slider between clean and dirty works very smoothly and I fully expect them to last a good while. Really my only complaint isn't so much a complaint but more a request; these would be perfect if they came in a stainless steel pattern, or even a bit darker shade of silver so they blended into stainless steel more.

I bought <hl> two <hl> of these for my dish drawers, they're perfect for keeping everyone in the house on the same page. Despite it being cardstock (basically thick paper/thin cardboard) they do not look like cardboard at all; I was concerned that the edges of the sign would be a different color and give the sign a cheap look, but I'm quite pleased with them in person as they actually look like plastic signs. They are also quite well constructed, the slider between clean and dirty works very smoothly and I fully expect them to last a good while.Really my only complaint isn't so much a complaint but more a request; these would be perfect if they came in a stainless steel pattern, or even a bit darker shade of silver so they blended into stainless steel more.


Question: Why is the writer unable to rate the filter?

i can't say how this particular filter measures up, since it's my only permanent filter. these are a bit more work (you must rinse them every time, rather than just toss in the trash) but i think using paper filters is so wasteful of resources. also, the cost of paper filters can add up, and since this is a one-time investment it's bound to save $$.for my coffee maker, it's a bit large (but i dont have a cuisinart, i have a weird brand, so this may not be common), and this means that the lid is propped up slightly, which menas that the coffee is not as hot as it usually is when it's done. but, not a big deal.

Answer: it's my only permanent filter

<hl> i can't say how this particular filter measures up, since it's my only permanent filter . <hl> these are a bit more work (you must rinse them every time, rather than just toss in the trash) but i think using paper filters is so wasteful of resources. also, the cost of paper filters can add up, and since this is a one-time investment it's bound to save $$.for my coffee maker, it's a bit large (but i dont have a cuisinart, i have a weird brand, so this may not be common), and this means that the lid is propped up slightly, which menas that the coffee is not as hot as it usually is when it's done. but, not a big deal.

i can't say how this particular filter measures up, since <hl> it's my only permanent filter <hl>. these are a bit more work (you must rinse them every time, rather than just toss in the trash) but i think using paper filters is so wasteful of resources. also, the cost of paper filters can add up, and since this is a one-time investment it's bound to save $$.for my coffee maker, it's a bit large (but i dont have a cuisinart, i have a weird brand, so this may not be common), and this means that the lid is propped up slightly, which menas that the coffee is not as hot as it usually is when it's done. but, not a big deal.

i can't say how this particular filter measures up, since <hl> it's my only permanent filter <hl> .


Question: How long does it take?

Imagine kneading bread dough to perfection, in as little as 40 seconds! Its how I make FRENCH BREAD. I also make all my dinner rolls and sweet rolls in the Cuisinart (yum)!Easily mix cakes, quick breads, and piecrusts. Effortlessly chop, slice and shred food; you can even grind meat.Touch Pad: I love it's smooth, easy to clean and computerized touch pad.Buttons: (OFF, ON, Pulse and Dough) The dough button kneads bread to perfection in 30-40 seconds. Plus it features a powerful induction motor for HEAVY DOUGH. Note: Still ALWAYS only make 3 lbs. wheat dough (1 large loaf) even in this model. Wheat flour is twice as dense as white!Blades (4 total): This model uses two metal blades; with one for chopping, mixing, kneading dough (also for lighter dough recipes of 3 c or less white flour, particularly small wet sweet doughs). The other metal "dough" blade is for kneading the heavy dough recipes (anything over 4-6 cups of white flour or 3 cups wheat flour). There's also one 4mm slicing blade and a medium shredding blade (it's detachable stem fits either).Locking System: Here's where the PPP shines! :-) The improved lid and feed tube assembly (with it's safety locking system) is much easier to use (at least to figure out).Lid: Each Cuisinart includes a lid and 2 pushers (with a large feed and a smaller inner feed tube).If you want a "top of the line" food processor, for your smallest to larger needs, you won't be disappointed with this model! --Sharon AnneP.S. If you like these tips, you'll love my cooking info website: [...]

Answer: 30-40 seconds

Imagine kneading bread dough to perfection, in as little as 40 seconds! Its how I make FRENCH BREAD. I also make all my dinner rolls and sweet rolls in the Cuisinart (yum)!Easily mix cakes, quick breads, and piecrusts. Effortlessly chop, slice and shred food; you can even grind meat. Touch Pad: I love it's smooth, easy to clean and computerized touch pad. Buttons: (OFF, ON, Pulse and Dough) <hl> The dough button kneads bread to perfection in 30-40 seconds . <hl> Plus it features a powerful induction motor for HEAVY DOUGH. Note: Still ALWAYS only make 3 lbs. wheat dough (1 large loaf) even in this model. Wheat flour is twice as dense as white!Blades (4 total): This model uses two metal blades; with one for chopping, mixing, kneading dough (also for lighter dough recipes of 3 c or less white flour, particularly small wet sweet doughs). The other metal "dough" blade is for kneading the heavy dough recipes (anything over 4-6 cups of white flour or 3 cups wheat flour). There's also one 4mm slicing blade and a medium shredding blade (it's detachable stem fits either).Locking System: Here's where the PPP shines! :-) The improved lid and feed tube assembly (with it's safety locking system) is much easier to use (at least to figure out).Lid: Each Cuisinart includes a lid and 2 pushers (with a large feed and a smaller inner feed tube).If you want a "top of the line" food processor, for your smallest to larger needs, you won't be disappointed with this model! --Sharon AnneP.S. If you like these tips, you'll love my cooking info website: [...]

Imagine kneading bread dough to perfection, in as little as 40 seconds! Its how I make FRENCH BREAD. I also make all my dinner rolls and sweet rolls in the Cuisinart (yum)!Easily mix cakes, quick breads, and piecrusts. Effortlessly chop, slice and shred food; you can even grind meat.Touch Pad: I love it's smooth, easy to clean and computerized touch pad.Buttons: (OFF, ON, Pulse and Dough) The dough button kneads bread to perfection in <hl> 30-40 seconds <hl>. Plus it features a powerful induction motor for HEAVY DOUGH. Note: Still ALWAYS only make 3 lbs. wheat dough (1 large loaf) even in this model. Wheat flour is twice as dense as white!Blades (4 total): This model uses two metal blades; with one for chopping, mixing, kneading dough (also for lighter dough recipes of 3 c or less white flour, particularly small wet sweet doughs). The other metal "dough" blade is for kneading the heavy dough recipes (anything over 4-6 cups of white flour or 3 cups wheat flour). There's also one 4mm slicing blade and a medium shredding blade (it's detachable stem fits either).Locking System: Here's where the PPP shines! :-) The improved lid and feed tube assembly (with it's safety locking system) is much easier to use (at least to figure out).Lid: Each Cuisinart includes a lid and 2 pushers (with a large feed and a smaller inner feed tube).If you want a "top of the line" food processor, for your smallest to larger needs, you won't be disappointed with this model! --Sharon AnneP.S. If you like these tips, you'll love my cooking info website: [...]

The dough button kneads bread to perfection in <hl> 30-40 seconds <hl> .


Question: What type of hangers are best for ironed clothes to prevent wrinklage?

It's not that using the iron is so terribly difficult but, with garments made of linen or wool, you can often iron in such a way that a seam becomes permanently visible. The steamer allows you to get rid of creases and wrinkles without leaving collateral marks on the clothes. It also is a great way to "refresh" otherwise clean clothes that I'd normally send to the dry cleaner just to get them to hang properly again.The hanger that's included isn't that great, but when I substitute my own padded hangers it's ideal.For whatever reason, using the iron seems like a chore, but using the steamer is like playing with a toy. It's easy to set up and operate, plus it saves me money! I love it!

Answer: padded

It's not that using the iron is so terribly difficult but, with garments made of linen or wool, you can often iron in such a way that a seam becomes permanently visible. The steamer allows you to get rid of creases and wrinkles without leaving collateral marks on the clothes. It also is a great way to "refresh" otherwise clean clothes that I'd normally send to the dry cleaner just to get them to hang properly again. <hl> The hanger that's included isn't that great, but when I substitute my own padded hangers it's ideal. <hl> For whatever reason, using the iron seems like a chore, but using the steamer is like playing with a toy. It's easy to set up and operate, plus it saves me money! I love it!

It's not that using the iron is so terribly difficult but, with garments made of linen or wool, you can often iron in such a way that a seam becomes permanently visible. The steamer allows you to get rid of creases and wrinkles without leaving collateral marks on the clothes. It also is a great way to "refresh" otherwise clean clothes that I'd normally send to the dry cleaner just to get them to hang properly again.The hanger that's included isn't that great, but when I substitute my own <hl> padded <hl> hangers it's ideal.For whatever reason, using the iron seems like a chore, but using the steamer is like playing with a toy. It's easy to set up and operate, plus it saves me money! I love it!


Question: What do they fancy about the product?

First of all I like the small size of the unit since it takes up little room on my counter. But that comes at a price. There is very little clearance for anything but the smallest espresso cups (don;t think of trying to fit a normal mug or cup).You would also since they only thing that can fit under it is an espresso cup that the unit would dispense the right amount automatically. Nope, you have to manually turn it off when it reaches the right level.Final quirk is that the flow between the two nozzles is seldom even. One side always seems to get the bulk of the flow. Perhaps it is the way I load pods in it. But I only make a cup at a time so that is okay I guess. Which sums up my review. The unit is okay considering the price.

Answer: the small size

<hl> First of all I like the small size of the unit since it takes up little room on my counter. <hl> But that comes at a price. There is very little clearance for anything but the smallest espresso cups (don;t think of trying to fit a normal mug or cup).You would also since they only thing that can fit under it is an espresso cup that the unit would dispense the right amount automatically. Nope, you have to manually turn it off when it reaches the right level. Final quirk is that the flow between the two nozzles is seldom even. One side always seems to get the bulk of the flow. Perhaps it is the way I load pods in it. But I only make a cup at a time so that is okay I guess. Which sums up my review. The unit is okay considering the price.

First of all I like <hl> the small size <hl> of the unit since it takes up little room on my counter. But that comes at a price. There is very little clearance for anything but the smallest espresso cups (don;t think of trying to fit a normal mug or cup).You would also since they only thing that can fit under it is an espresso cup that the unit would dispense the right amount automatically. Nope, you have to manually turn it off when it reaches the right level.Final quirk is that the flow between the two nozzles is seldom even. One side always seems to get the bulk of the flow. Perhaps it is the way I load pods in it. But I only make a cup at a time so that is okay I guess. Which sums up my review. The unit is okay considering the price.


Question: Can you decorate the panel?

Works great!We have this heater mounted to the wall in a really drafty and cold bathroom. (Maybe 60 sqft) It works really well to keep the chill out of the room, especially with the door closed. The wall gets warm but not too warm, I can touch the panel but I wouldn't keep my hand there too long. The heater panel is paintable so it will fit your decor if you spend the time painting it.The installation was a snap and included everything needed (except the power drill).I am not sure how well this heater would work in larger room but I really like that it is not driven by a fan and is quiet as can be.

Answer: The heater panel is paintable

Works great!We have this heater mounted to the wall in a really drafty and cold bathroom. (Maybe 60 sqft) It works really well to keep the chill out of the room, especially with the door closed. The wall gets warm but not too warm, I can touch the panel but I wouldn't keep my hand there too long. <hl> The heater panel is paintable so it will fit your decor if you spend the time painting it. <hl> The installation was a snap and included everything needed (except the power drill).I am not sure how well this heater would work in larger room but I really like that it is not driven by a fan and is quiet as can be.

Works great!We have this heater mounted to the wall in a really drafty and cold bathroom. (Maybe 60 sqft) It works really well to keep the chill out of the room, especially with the door closed. The wall gets warm but not too warm, I can touch the panel but I wouldn't keep my hand there too long. <hl> The heater panel is paintable <hl> so it will fit your decor if you spend the time painting it.The installation was a snap and included everything needed (except the power drill).I am not sure how well this heater would work in larger room but I really like that it is not driven by a fan and is quiet as can be.


Question: Why does the reviewer think the cord is so short?

I've has this toaster for about 5 months now. It is good for wide slices like rye bread, and it holds 4 sandwich slices nicely. It is holding up well to daily use and makes evenly toasted, predictably browned toast. My only grouse is that the cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short. The cord is made so short in their effort to make it "safe" that it presents it's own hazard. The toaster cannot be plugged in to the wall and still be out from beneath the upper cabinets in my kitchen. But that seems to be industry standard now, and it's a good toaster otherwise...the cool touch sides really are, which surprised me. You can put your hand on the side while it is in use and not get burned (of course do NOT put your hand on the TOP when it is in use).

Answer: effort to make it "safe"

I've has this toaster for about 5 months now. It is good for wide slices like rye bread, and it holds 4 sandwich slices nicely. It is holding up well to daily use and makes evenly toasted, predictably browned toast. My only grouse is that the cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short. <hl> The cord is made so short in their effort to make it "safe" that it presents it's own hazard. <hl> The toaster cannot be plugged in to the wall and still be out from beneath the upper cabinets in my kitchen. But that seems to be industry standard now, and it's a good toaster otherwise...the cool touch sides really are, which surprised me. You can put your hand on the side while it is in use and not get burned (of course do NOT put your hand on the TOP when it is in use).

I've has this toaster for about 5 months now. It is good for wide slices like rye bread, and it holds 4 sandwich slices nicely. It is holding up well to daily use and makes evenly toasted, predictably browned toast. My only grouse is that the cord is ridiculously (as in open to ridicule) short. The cord is made so short in their <hl> effort to make it "safe" <hl> that it presents it's own hazard. The toaster cannot be plugged in to the wall and still be out from beneath the upper cabinets in my kitchen. But that seems to be industry standard now, and it's a good toaster otherwise...the cool touch sides really are, which surprised me. You can put your hand on the side while it is in use and not get burned (of course do NOT put your hand on the TOP when it is in use).


Question: Why can the gasket be easily lost?

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies.As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost.The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. Just be careful.If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.

Answer: the blade is a clear/whitish color

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies. <hl> As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost. <hl> The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. Just be careful. If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies.As other reviewers noted, the gasket for <hl> the blade is a clear/whitish color <hl> and could easily be lost.The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. Just be careful.If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.


Question: What is the reason for uneven cuts?

I love baking my own bread and needed something to help me cut the slices evenly. This item works for the most part, but the plastic end has warped which makes for an uneven cut. I would suggest making the end more sturdy and less susceptible to bend.

Answer: plastic end has warped

I love baking my own bread and needed something to help me cut the slices evenly. <hl> This item works for the most part, but the plastic end has warped which makes for an uneven cut. <hl> I would suggest making the end more sturdy and less susceptible to bend.

I love baking my own bread and needed something to help me cut the slices evenly. This item works for the most part, but the <hl> plastic end has warped <hl> which makes for an uneven cut. I would suggest making the end more sturdy and less susceptible to bend.


Question: Where is this item kept?

I ordered one of these covered casseroles to use as a salt crock. I fill it up with kosher salt and keep it right by the stove and find it to be the perfect size opening for me to snag a pinch of salt without it being outrageously big or too small. (If you watch a lot of Alton Brown like I do, you'll know how often he reaches for the kosher salt; now mine is actually convenient to reach and beautiful enough to leave out all the time!!!) It looks great sitting out on my counter where it is always left out. An even better benefit is that it matches with the other Le Creuset products I have in my kitchen. Is this thing made in China like others have suggested, sure, but for the price, I found the quality to be right on par with my expectations!

Answer: on my counter

I ordered one of these covered casseroles to use as a salt crock. I fill it up with kosher salt and keep it right by the stove and find it to be the perfect size opening for me to snag a pinch of salt without it being outrageously big or too small. (If you watch a lot of Alton Brown like I do, you'll know how often he reaches for the kosher salt; now mine is actually convenient to reach and beautiful enough to leave out all the time!!!) <hl> It looks great sitting out on my counter where it is always left out. <hl> An even better benefit is that it matches with the other Le Creuset products I have in my kitchen. Is this thing made in China like others have suggested, sure, but for the price, I found the quality to be right on par with my expectations!

I ordered one of these covered casseroles to use as a salt crock. I fill it up with kosher salt and keep it right by the stove and find it to be the perfect size opening for me to snag a pinch of salt without it being outrageously big or too small. (If you watch a lot of Alton Brown like I do, you'll know how often he reaches for the kosher salt; now mine is actually convenient to reach and beautiful enough to leave out all the time!!!) It looks great sitting out <hl> on my counter <hl> where it is always left out. An even better benefit is that it matches with the other Le Creuset products I have in my kitchen. Is this thing made in China like others have suggested, sure, but for the price, I found the quality to be right on par with my expectations!


Question: What rating does the writer give to The Dorkfood?

The Dorkfood is cheap and it works. So there's that. Pair it with a bucket heater or a crockpot with a dial and you're good to go.There are a couple downsides. For one, it's Fahrenheit only, whereas most sous vide recipes are in Celsius, so be prepared to type "50 c to f" into google every time you use it.For another, the UI is kinda crappy. When you hit the temp button, you could not possibly want to do anything other than change the temp. What does it do? Nothing. You have to hold down the button for what feels like a minute before you actually can.These are minor gripes though, and as a result I give it a solid 4 stars.

Answer: solid 4 stars

The Dorkfood is cheap and it works. So there's that. Pair it with a bucket heater or a crockpot with a dial and you're good to go. There are a couple downsides. For one, it's Fahrenheit only, whereas most sous vide recipes are in Celsius, so be prepared to type "50 c to f" into google every time you use it. For another, the UI is kinda crappy. When you hit the temp button, you could not possibly want to do anything other than change the temp. What does it do? Nothing. You have to hold down the button for what feels like a minute before you actually can. <hl> These are minor gripes though, and as a result I give it a solid 4 stars . <hl>

The Dorkfood is cheap and it works. So there's that. Pair it with a bucket heater or a crockpot with a dial and you're good to go.There are a couple downsides. For one, it's Fahrenheit only, whereas most sous vide recipes are in Celsius, so be prepared to type "50 c to f" into google every time you use it.For another, the UI is kinda crappy. When you hit the temp button, you could not possibly want to do anything other than change the temp. What does it do? Nothing. You have to hold down the button for what feels like a minute before you actually can.These are minor gripes though, and as a result I give it a <hl> solid 4 stars <hl>.

These are minor gripes though, and as a result I give it a <hl> solid 4 stars <hl> .


Question: For which reason the author wants to get better quality fans?

I saw fans just like this (same brand name, same look) at the cheap big lots near me, but I went to amazon and spent a little more because this seemed to have good reviews, and I figured it was worth it to get better quality.The fan works ok, but it looks just as cheap as any other fan, so we'll see if it holds up. The most annoying thing about it though, is the base doesn't stay on, this is a terribly poor design, any time I go to pick it up the base falls off, and I have to grab that and bring it with me.

Answer: it was worth

<hl> I saw fans just like this (same brand name, same look) at the cheap big lots near me, but I went to amazon and spent a little more because this seemed to have good reviews, and I figured it was worth it to get better quality. <hl> The fan works ok, but it looks just as cheap as any other fan, so we'll see if it holds up. The most annoying thing about it though, is the base doesn't stay on, this is a terribly poor design, any time I go to pick it up the base falls off, and I have to grab that and bring it with me.

I saw fans just like this (same brand name, same look) at the cheap big lots near me, but I went to amazon and spent a little more because this seemed to have good reviews, and I figured <hl> it was worth <hl> it to get better quality.The fan works ok, but it looks just as cheap as any other fan, so we'll see if it holds up. The most annoying thing about it though, is the base doesn't stay on, this is a terribly poor design, any time I go to pick it up the base falls off, and I have to grab that and bring it with me.


Question: How much more does the device cost than a standard mop and bucket?

It failed to remove harder stuck-on gunk (fruit residue, for example), but did well with minor spots (where milk spilled, for example). It's certainly more pleasant and less messy to use than a standard mop, though I'm not sure it's any more effective. It hasn't done any damage on wood flooring (yet) while on lowest setting, while still being effective at removing minor spots. It's definitely an upgrade to a standard mop, but you do get a few drawbacks: there'll likely eventually be issue using hard water in such a device, you do need to refill the water compartment a few times per use (though you use dramatically less water), and you're restricted by the electric cord. It's also about 5x the price of a basic mop and bucket. It's not a bad product at all, but I wouldn't recommend spending the money on it or a similar product unless you have significant problems using standard mops.

Answer: 5x

It failed to remove harder stuck-on gunk (fruit residue, for example), but did well with minor spots (where milk spilled, for example). It's certainly more pleasant and less messy to use than a standard mop, though I'm not sure it's any more effective. It hasn't done any damage on wood flooring (yet) while on lowest setting, while still being effective at removing minor spots. It's definitely an upgrade to a standard mop, but you do get a few drawbacks: there'll likely eventually be issue using hard water in such a device, you do need to refill the water compartment a few times per use (though you use dramatically less water), and you're restricted by the electric cord. <hl> It's also about 5x the price of a basic mop and bucket. <hl> It's not a bad product at all, but I wouldn't recommend spending the money on it or a similar product unless you have significant problems using standard mops.

It failed to remove harder stuck-on gunk (fruit residue, for example), but did well with minor spots (where milk spilled, for example). It's certainly more pleasant and less messy to use than a standard mop, though I'm not sure it's any more effective. It hasn't done any damage on wood flooring (yet) while on lowest setting, while still being effective at removing minor spots. It's definitely an upgrade to a standard mop, but you do get a few drawbacks: there'll likely eventually be issue using hard water in such a device, you do need to refill the water compartment a few times per use (though you use dramatically less water), and you're restricted by the electric cord. It's also about <hl> 5x <hl> the price of a basic mop and bucket. It's not a bad product at all, but I wouldn't recommend spending the money on it or a similar product unless you have significant problems using standard mops.


Question: How long has the buyer had their new one now?

I purchased this mattress mostly based on prior experience. I had purchased a memory foam mattress from Amazon about 4 years ago and it was perfect - and comfortable. I thought I was buying the same item based on price and description. I bought this mattress about 6 months ago when I moved. It's not the same mattress! As others noted it never expanded to the full 10 inches (mine went to about 9 - which is OK) but the lower corners (especially 2) of the lower-firm-foam didn't fill out much - the corners are only about 4 or 5 inches thick. This does not affect sleeping comfort and actually makes it easier to put the fitted sheets on. At $300 vs. $1200+ for local priced twin memory foam I suppose one can't complaint too much - but I would not have accepted such a defect if I didn't have to send it back - and that's not easy from Alaska. After sleeping on the mattress for 6 months it is very comfortable and still no "dips" in my usual sleeping position - but those corners still bother me every time I change the sheets! Considering the price I would still buy my next memory foam mattress from Amazon but would not buy this brand.

Answer: 6 months ago

I purchased this mattress mostly based on prior experience. I had purchased a memory foam mattress from Amazon about 4 years ago and it was perfect - and comfortable. I thought I was buying the same item based on price and description. <hl> I bought this mattress about 6 months ago when I moved. <hl> It's not the same mattress! As others noted it never expanded to the full 10 inches (mine went to about 9 - which is OK) but the lower corners (especially 2) of the lower-firm-foam didn't fill out much - the corners are only about 4 or 5 inches thick. This does not affect sleeping comfort and actually makes it easier to put the fitted sheets on. At $300 vs. $1200+ for local priced twin memory foam I suppose one can't complaint too much - but I would not have accepted such a defect if I didn't have to send it back - and that's not easy from Alaska. After sleeping on the mattress for 6 months it is very comfortable and still no "dips" in my usual sleeping position - but those corners still bother me every time I change the sheets! Considering the price I would still buy my next memory foam mattress from Amazon but would not buy this brand.

I purchased this mattress mostly based on prior experience. I had purchased a memory foam mattress from Amazon about 4 years ago and it was perfect - and comfortable. I thought I was buying the same item based on price and description. I bought this mattress about <hl> 6 months ago <hl> when I moved. It's not the same mattress! As others noted it never expanded to the full 10 inches (mine went to about 9 - which is OK) but the lower corners (especially 2) of the lower-firm-foam didn't fill out much - the corners are only about 4 or 5 inches thick. This does not affect sleeping comfort and actually makes it easier to put the fitted sheets on. At $300 vs. $1200+ for local priced twin memory foam I suppose one can't complaint too much - but I would not have accepted such a defect if I didn't have to send it back - and that's not easy from Alaska. After sleeping on the mattress for 6 months it is very comfortable and still no "dips" in my usual sleeping position - but those corners still bother me every time I change the sheets! Considering the price I would still buy my next memory foam mattress from Amazon but would not buy this brand.


Question: What amount of stars does the reviewer give the maker?

This coffee maker lasted me about a year making one cup of coffee most days. Then a small piece that hooks that holds up the piece that fits on top of the filter broke off.I originally still gave this coffee maker 3 stars as it did a nice job until the piece broke off after about a year. If it wouldn't have broke off, I probably would have rated it a 4 star (it takes a lot for me to rate something 5 star). I did mostly like the coffee maker. I ordered the same coffee maker and as I was GENTLY wiping down the machine from the packing materials, the same piece broke off from the new machine. So now I have modified my review to be a 1 star. If you are actually somebody who wipes down your coffee maker (according to the directions), don't expect this machine to last.

Answer: 1 star

This coffee maker lasted me about a year making one cup of coffee most days. Then a small piece that hooks that holds up the piece that fits on top of the filter broke off. I originally still gave this coffee maker 3 stars as it did a nice job until the piece broke off after about a year. If it wouldn't have broke off, I probably would have rated it a 4 star (it takes a lot for me to rate something 5 star). I did mostly like the coffee maker. I ordered the same coffee maker and as I was GENTLY wiping down the machine from the packing materials, the same piece broke off from the new machine. <hl> So now I have modified my review to be a 1 star . <hl> If you are actually somebody who wipes down your coffee maker (according to the directions), don't expect this machine to last.

This coffee maker lasted me about a year making one cup of coffee most days. Then a small piece that hooks that holds up the piece that fits on top of the filter broke off.I originally still gave this coffee maker 3 stars as it did a nice job until the piece broke off after about a year. If it wouldn't have broke off, I probably would have rated it a 4 star (it takes a lot for me to rate something 5 star). I did mostly like the coffee maker. I ordered the same coffee maker and as I was GENTLY wiping down the machine from the packing materials, the same piece broke off from the new machine. So now I have modified my review to be a <hl> 1 star <hl>. If you are actually somebody who wipes down your coffee maker (according to the directions), don't expect this machine to last.

So now I have modified my review to be a <hl> 1 star <hl> .


Question: What kind of cup does the reviewer own?

I love the Copco Cup. I've had mine for about two years now and I just ordered a second. They are sturdy and as a bonus can go straight in the microwave. The lid can be a little picky, but as an adult it's as simple as putting the lid down and screwing it on tight. A child might have an issue, but then again the hole in the lid would create a mess for children too. My other cups cannot go in the dishwasher which is super irritating, but this cup cleans up in a snap and does not hold on to smells from coffee, tea or cocoa.**Update: I've purchased another Copco Cup and I had horrible problems with it. The lid simply would not stay put. I contacted the company and they kindly sent me another cup at no charge. They were so nice! The only problem is the new cup doesn't work either. For some reason this specific cup does not seem to want to keep its lid closed. The older version works fine, but the newer version with the plastic ring in the lid doesn't work at all. I contacted Copco again and they were willing to either send me a different cup or refund my money. I opted for the refund and will be purchasing a different cup altogether.

Answer: the Copco Cup

I love the Copco Cup .

<hl> I love the Copco Cup . <hl> I've had mine for about two years now and I just ordered a second. They are sturdy and as a bonus can go straight in the microwave. The lid can be a little picky, but as an adult it's as simple as putting the lid down and screwing it on tight. A child might have an issue, but then again the hole in the lid would create a mess for children too. My other cups cannot go in the dishwasher which is super irritating, but this cup cleans up in a snap and does not hold on to smells from coffee, tea or cocoa.**Update: I've purchased another Copco Cup and I had horrible problems with it. The lid simply would not stay put. I contacted the company and they kindly sent me another cup at no charge. They were so nice! The only problem is the new cup doesn't work either. For some reason this specific cup does not seem to want to keep its lid closed. The older version works fine, but the newer version with the plastic ring in the lid doesn't work at all. I contacted Copco again and they were willing to either send me a different cup or refund my money. I opted for the refund and will be purchasing a different cup altogether.

I love <hl> the Copco Cup <hl>. I've had mine for about two years now and I just ordered a second. They are sturdy and as a bonus can go straight in the microwave. The lid can be a little picky, but as an adult it's as simple as putting the lid down and screwing it on tight. A child might have an issue, but then again the hole in the lid would create a mess for children too. My other cups cannot go in the dishwasher which is super irritating, but this cup cleans up in a snap and does not hold on to smells from coffee, tea or cocoa.**Update: I've purchased another Copco Cup and I had horrible problems with it. The lid simply would not stay put. I contacted the company and they kindly sent me another cup at no charge. They were so nice! The only problem is the new cup doesn't work either. For some reason this specific cup does not seem to want to keep its lid closed. The older version works fine, but the newer version with the plastic ring in the lid doesn't work at all. I contacted Copco again and they were willing to either send me a different cup or refund my money. I opted for the refund and will be purchasing a different cup altogether.


Question: Is the garlic press recommended as a good gift option?

This garlic press works just fine! I had typically bought and used minced garlic from a jar with more or less satisfactory results. I longed to buy and try fresh garlic cloves to see if it improved some of my great recipes that call for the spice.I liked that you could put in several of the cloves at once. The pressed garlic was easy to remove from the holes in the press and could be "shaken" into the mixing dish or onto the food I was preparing. Cleanup was easy! The only thing missing is a hole in the black handle in case you want to hang it inside a cupboard. I don't hang mine as I have a rotating utensil carousel, just letting people know that there is not one.Great bridal shower gift or a nice present for your favorite cook!

Answer: bridal shower gift or a nice present for your favorite cook!

This garlic press works just fine! I had typically bought and used minced garlic from a jar with more or less satisfactory results. I longed to buy and try fresh garlic cloves to see if it improved some of my great recipes that call for the spice. I liked that you could put in several of the cloves at once. The pressed garlic was easy to remove from the holes in the press and could be "shaken" into the mixing dish or onto the food I was preparing. Cleanup was easy! The only thing missing is a hole in the black handle in case you want to hang it inside a cupboard. I don't hang mine as I have a rotating utensil carousel, just letting people know that there is not one. <hl> Great bridal shower gift or a nice present for your favorite cook! <hl>

This garlic press works just fine! I had typically bought and used minced garlic from a jar with more or less satisfactory results. I longed to buy and try fresh garlic cloves to see if it improved some of my great recipes that call for the spice.I liked that you could put in several of the cloves at once. The pressed garlic was easy to remove from the holes in the press and could be "shaken" into the mixing dish or onto the food I was preparing. Cleanup was easy! The only thing missing is a hole in the black handle in case you want to hang it inside a cupboard. I don't hang mine as I have a rotating utensil carousel, just letting people know that there is not one.Great <hl> bridal shower gift or a nice present for your favorite cook! <hl>


Question: What brewer did the reviewer compare this one to?

Not much I really like about it other than it's a 12 cup thermal brewer. Things I don't like. When you take the pot out after brewing the basket drips some. The pot has a very small opening. You can't get your hand inside to wash it. Not even my wife's very tiny hand. You have to have man like hands to open the pot. The top outside diameter is huge. The water level is on the back side. You can't see it from the front. The water tank isn't removable making it more difficult to fill. I have not experienced the thing peeing coffee all over the counter top as many have mentioned. It is no where close to being the complete thermal brewer my beloved Starbucks Baristta, RIP, was. I'll probably end up giving it to my daughter-in-law.Not sure what I would buy.Update: It's toast. My wife and I hate this thing. Hope the daughter-in-law likes it. I'm looking at a Mr. Coffee Optimal Brew 10 cup thermal. It has a wider mouth, removable tank and side loading filter basket. Would like a 12 cup but they are virtually non-existent. That Dyson guy needs to look into making a real good coffee maker.Update #2. Bought the Mr. Coffee machine and couldn't be more satisfied. No mess, water tank is a breeze to fill, comes with gold filter (although we use disposable brown filters), shorter than the nightmare above and less $. The only raps on the Mr. Coffee is that is only 10 cups, would prefer 12 and has a disposable water filter. WE have RO water so tossed that a week ago. OK if you don't have any filtration system. They good for a month, not sure what they cost. Bottomline, Mr. Coffee you're the best I could find.

Answer: Starbucks Baristta

Not much I really like about it other than it's a 12 cup thermal brewer. Things I don't like. When you take the pot out after brewing the basket drips some. The pot has a very small opening. You can't get your hand inside to wash it. Not even my wife's very tiny hand. You have to have man like hands to open the pot. The top outside diameter is huge. The water level is on the back side. You can't see it from the front. The water tank isn't removable making it more difficult to fill. I have not experienced the thing peeing coffee all over the counter top as many have mentioned. <hl> It is no where close to being the complete thermal brewer my beloved Starbucks Baristta , RIP, was. <hl> I'll probably end up giving it to my daughter-in-law. Not sure what I would buy. Update: It's toast. My wife and I hate this thing. Hope the daughter-in-law likes it. I'm looking at a Mr. Coffee Optimal Brew 10 cup thermal. It has a wider mouth, removable tank and side loading filter basket. Would like a 12 cup but they are virtually non-existent. That Dyson guy needs to look into making a real good coffee maker. Update #2. Bought the Mr. Coffee machine and couldn't be more satisfied. No mess, water tank is a breeze to fill, comes with gold filter (although we use disposable brown filters), shorter than the nightmare above and less $. The only raps on the Mr. Coffee is that is only 10 cups, would prefer 12 and has a disposable water filter. WE have RO water so tossed that a week ago. OK if you don't have any filtration system. They good for a month, not sure what they cost. Bottomline, Mr. Coffee you're the best I could find.

Not much I really like about it other than it's a 12 cup thermal brewer. Things I don't like. When you take the pot out after brewing the basket drips some. The pot has a very small opening. You can't get your hand inside to wash it. Not even my wife's very tiny hand. You have to have man like hands to open the pot. The top outside diameter is huge. The water level is on the back side. You can't see it from the front. The water tank isn't removable making it more difficult to fill. I have not experienced the thing peeing coffee all over the counter top as many have mentioned. It is no where close to being the complete thermal brewer my beloved <hl> Starbucks Baristta <hl>, RIP, was. I'll probably end up giving it to my daughter-in-law.Not sure what I would buy.Update: It's toast. My wife and I hate this thing. Hope the daughter-in-law likes it. I'm looking at a Mr. Coffee Optimal Brew 10 cup thermal. It has a wider mouth, removable tank and side loading filter basket. Would like a 12 cup but they are virtually non-existent. That Dyson guy needs to look into making a real good coffee maker.Update #2. Bought the Mr. Coffee machine and couldn't be more satisfied. No mess, water tank is a breeze to fill, comes with gold filter (although we use disposable brown filters), shorter than the nightmare above and less $. The only raps on the Mr. Coffee is that is only 10 cups, would prefer 12 and has a disposable water filter. WE have RO water so tossed that a week ago. OK if you don't have any filtration system. They good for a month, not sure what they cost. Bottomline, Mr. Coffee you're the best I could find.

It is no where close to being the complete thermal brewer my beloved <hl> Starbucks Baristta <hl> , RIP, was.


Question: What is not an eyesore?

This is the best vacuum I've ever owned (and I've owned many).I have had it for over 5 months now and it is as good as the day I bought it. It is expensive, but from what I've heard from others who own it, it will last for years to come. Not an eyesore either. I keep it out most of the time, because it isn't an ugly looking machine, and it's handy to use whenever I need to. We had a rug that we were going to throw out because it was so old looking and our pets (2 cats and a dog) had shed on it for years. Needless to say, we ran the Dyson over it and we no longer wish to throw it away. It could do with a shampoo, but all the hair and dirt has been taken out after just using Dyson once on it. I used to vacuum this thing repeatedly with my other vacuums and it never felt clean. If you have the money to invest, do it!

Answer: vacuum

<hl> This is the best vacuum I've ever owned (and I've owned many).I have had it for over 5 months now and it is as good as the day I bought it. <hl> It is expensive, but from what I've heard from others who own it, it will last for years to come. Not an eyesore either. I keep it out most of the time, because it isn't an ugly looking machine, and it's handy to use whenever I need to. We had a rug that we were going to throw out because it was so old looking and our pets (2 cats and a dog) had shed on it for years. Needless to say, we ran the Dyson over it and we no longer wish to throw it away. It could do with a shampoo, but all the hair and dirt has been taken out after just using Dyson once on it. I used to vacuum this thing repeatedly with my other vacuums and it never felt clean. If you have the money to invest, do it!

This is the best <hl> vacuum <hl> I've ever owned (and I've owned many).I have had it for over 5 months now and it is as good as the day I bought it. It is expensive, but from what I've heard from others who own it, it will last for years to come. Not an eyesore either. I keep it out most of the time, because it isn't an ugly looking machine, and it's handy to use whenever I need to. We had a rug that we were going to throw out because it was so old looking and our pets (2 cats and a dog) had shed on it for years. Needless to say, we ran the Dyson over it and we no longer wish to throw it away. It could do with a shampoo, but all the hair and dirt has been taken out after just using Dyson once on it. I used to vacuum this thing repeatedly with my other vacuums and it never felt clean. If you have the money to invest, do it!


Question: What can happen to your skin if you touch the handle?

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

Answer: burn

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

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


Question: How does the kettle look in the kitchen?

The kettle is very nice, well designed & heats the water quickly. However, I'm returning it because of the cord. It's very heavy utilitarian black (3/8" diameter) and there's no way to conceal it in the base. It really detracts from the sleek look of the kettle, and there's no spot in my kitchen where it doesn't look bad. Maybe it makes it safer electrically, but I don't have any other small appliances with so heavy a cord. I'm probably being overly fussy, but I just think the cord will always bother me, so I'm packing it up to return.

Answer: bad

The kettle is very nice, well designed & heats the water quickly. However, I'm returning it because of the cord. It's very heavy utilitarian black (3/8" diameter) and there's no way to conceal it in the base. <hl> It really detracts from the sleek look of the kettle, and there's no spot in my kitchen where it doesn't look bad . <hl> Maybe it makes it safer electrically, but I don't have any other small appliances with so heavy a cord. I'm probably being overly fussy, but I just think the cord will always bother me, so I'm packing it up to return.

The kettle is very nice, well designed & heats the water quickly. However, I'm returning it because of the cord. It's very heavy utilitarian black (3/8" diameter) and there's no way to conceal it in the base. It really detracts from the sleek look of the kettle, and there's no spot in my kitchen where it doesn't look <hl> bad <hl>. Maybe it makes it safer electrically, but I don't have any other small appliances with so heavy a cord. I'm probably being overly fussy, but I just think the cord will always bother me, so I'm packing it up to return.

It really detracts from the sleek look of the kettle, and there's no spot in my kitchen where it doesn't look <hl> bad <hl> .


Question: Which pets are trying to be kept away from the pillows?

I ordered two of thee and so glad that I did. These are basically the plastic storage with zipper that blankets normally come in at the store. However, these are quite large and just perfect for what I wanted. I have a bedding set which includes a ton of decorative pillows along with two king sized decorative pillows. Since this is the bed we sleep in nightly, taking the pillows off and on has been a real hassle. There's no where to put all these pillows. Plus we have dogs and I have to put them where the dogs can't get to them. Finally, I said screw it and no longer put all the pillows on the bed every morning. This solved my problem. I was able to get all the smaller pillows (a ton of them) into one box, and the two king sized sham pillows in another box. These were large enough that I could have almost put all the pillows in one box/bag. Now I can store my pillows without worrying about them ever spilling out all over the place or worrying about keeping them clean in these two boxes, which fit perfectly one on top of the other in my walk-in closet on the floor underneath the shelving and rods. Perfectly out of the way, yet easy to grab if someone is coming that I want to impress.I'm going to order some more. There are lot of blankets and pillows hanging around in closets that could all be put in one of these and either shelved or stacked along the floor of your closet. I have a lot of purses that take up shelf room. I'm going to put them all in one of these bags. I have a lot of winter gear... hats, scarves, gloves and jackets that I'm going to gather together, take off of hangers and store in here. I usually stick with the same ones and I will leave them out. And, just store those things rarely used and put the bag at the bottom of the coat closet for more room. Since they're clear, it's easy to see what you want right away. I would not recommend these for very heavy items, or items with sharp corners. I'm also going to use one in the car for the items I put in the back end of my suv... like an extra set of clothes, a couple of pillows, a couple of blankets and emergency supplies. I have a ton of shoes too and I'm going to put about 20 pairs of athletic type shoes in one side, boots, and thongs and sandals and put those on the floor too. Will look nicely arranged along the floor/wall. So, these are great for a lot of things tumbling around in your car or closet. I love these for lite storage.

Answer: dogs

I ordered two of thee and so glad that I did. These are basically the plastic storage with zipper that blankets normally come in at the store. However, these are quite large and just perfect for what I wanted. I have a bedding set which includes a ton of decorative pillows along with two king sized decorative pillows. Since this is the bed we sleep in nightly, taking the pillows off and on has been a real hassle. There's no where to put all these pillows. <hl> Plus we have dogs and I have to put them where the dogs can't get to them. <hl> Finally, I said screw it and no longer put all the pillows on the bed every morning. This solved my problem. I was able to get all the smaller pillows (a ton of them) into one box, and the two king sized sham pillows in another box. These were large enough that I could have almost put all the pillows in one box/bag. Now I can store my pillows without worrying about them ever spilling out all over the place or worrying about keeping them clean in these two boxes, which fit perfectly one on top of the other in my walk-in closet on the floor underneath the shelving and rods. Perfectly out of the way, yet easy to grab if someone is coming that I want to impress. I'm going to order some more. There are lot of blankets and pillows hanging around in closets that could all be put in one of these and either shelved or stacked along the floor of your closet. I have a lot of purses that take up shelf room. I'm going to put them all in one of these bags. I have a lot of winter gear... hats, scarves, gloves and jackets that I'm going to gather together, take off of hangers and store in here. I usually stick with the same ones and I will leave them out. And, just store those things rarely used and put the bag at the bottom of the coat closet for more room. Since they're clear, it's easy to see what you want right away. I would not recommend these for very heavy items, or items with sharp corners. I'm also going to use one in the car for the items I put in the back end of my suv... like an extra set of clothes, a couple of pillows, a couple of blankets and emergency supplies. I have a ton of shoes too and I'm going to put about 20 pairs of athletic type shoes in one side, boots, and thongs and sandals and put those on the floor too. Will look nicely arranged along the floor/wall. So, these are great for a lot of things tumbling around in your car or closet. I love these for lite storage.

I ordered two of thee and so glad that I did. These are basically the plastic storage with zipper that blankets normally come in at the store. However, these are quite large and just perfect for what I wanted. I have a bedding set which includes a ton of decorative pillows along with two king sized decorative pillows. Since this is the bed we sleep in nightly, taking the pillows off and on has been a real hassle. There's no where to put all these pillows. Plus we have <hl> dogs <hl> and I have to put them where the dogs can't get to them. Finally, I said screw it and no longer put all the pillows on the bed every morning. This solved my problem. I was able to get all the smaller pillows (a ton of them) into one box, and the two king sized sham pillows in another box. These were large enough that I could have almost put all the pillows in one box/bag. Now I can store my pillows without worrying about them ever spilling out all over the place or worrying about keeping them clean in these two boxes, which fit perfectly one on top of the other in my walk-in closet on the floor underneath the shelving and rods. Perfectly out of the way, yet easy to grab if someone is coming that I want to impress.I'm going to order some more. There are lot of blankets and pillows hanging around in closets that could all be put in one of these and either shelved or stacked along the floor of your closet. I have a lot of purses that take up shelf room. I'm going to put them all in one of these bags. I have a lot of winter gear... hats, scarves, gloves and jackets that I'm going to gather together, take off of hangers and store in here. I usually stick with the same ones and I will leave them out. And, just store those things rarely used and put the bag at the bottom of the coat closet for more room. Since they're clear, it's easy to see what you want right away. I would not recommend these for very heavy items, or items with sharp corners. I'm also going to use one in the car for the items I put in the back end of my suv... like an extra set of clothes, a couple of pillows, a couple of blankets and emergency supplies. I have a ton of shoes too and I'm going to put about 20 pairs of athletic type shoes in one side, boots, and thongs and sandals and put those on the floor too. Will look nicely arranged along the floor/wall. So, these are great for a lot of things tumbling around in your car or closet. I love these for lite storage.


Question: where will the shoe racks fit?

Yep, I am another person going back for more. My husband saw how my shoes got organized and wants one, and he figured that two will fit in my closet and still leave room for my long hanging stuff.It looks very good in the closet, not quite handsome enough for us to use in our entry way.The shelves on this rack are level, which allows you to put a pair of flat sandals, flip-flops, or even flat dress shoes on the floor underneath. Not quite enough room to get tennis shoes under there.Just out of curiosity I tested the strength by starting to sit on it, and it felt like it would collapse or break before all my weight was on it. But it would stand up to holding stuff quite a bit heavier than shoes.

Answer: closet

Yep, I am another person going back for more. <hl> My husband saw how my shoes got organized and wants one, and he figured that two will fit in my closet and still leave room for my long hanging stuff. <hl> It looks very good in the closet, not quite handsome enough for us to use in our entry way. The shelves on this rack are level, which allows you to put a pair of flat sandals, flip-flops, or even flat dress shoes on the floor underneath. Not quite enough room to get tennis shoes under there. Just out of curiosity I tested the strength by starting to sit on it, and it felt like it would collapse or break before all my weight was on it. But it would stand up to holding stuff quite a bit heavier than shoes.

Yep, I am another person going back for more. My husband saw how my shoes got organized and wants one, and he figured that two will fit in my <hl> closet <hl> and still leave room for my long hanging stuff.It looks very good in the closet, not quite handsome enough for us to use in our entry way.The shelves on this rack are level, which allows you to put a pair of flat sandals, flip-flops, or even flat dress shoes on the floor underneath. Not quite enough room to get tennis shoes under there.Just out of curiosity I tested the strength by starting to sit on it, and it felt like it would collapse or break before all my weight was on it. But it would stand up to holding stuff quite a bit heavier than shoes.


Question: What happened with the first order?

First order arrived with two broken tiles. This is what I did... I returned only the two broken tiles in the original box and kept the four good ones... then I received another shipment of 6 tiles... which had 3 broken tiles in it. So I think this is what you need to do to make it work... and they'll eventually learn how to better pack these tiles. PS: you'll need a pizza peel once you buy these, or with ANY pizza stone, because you have to heat the stone up to 550 degrees or so before putting bread/pizza on it... every time...

Answer: arrived with two broken tiles

<hl> First order arrived with two broken tiles . <hl> This is what I did... I returned only the two broken tiles in the original box and kept the four good ones... then I received another shipment of 6 tiles... which had 3 broken tiles in it. So I think this is what you need to do to make it work... and they'll eventually learn how to better pack these tiles. PS: you'll need a pizza peel once you buy these, or with ANY pizza stone, because you have to heat the stone up to 550 degrees or so before putting bread/pizza on it... every time...

First order <hl> arrived with two broken tiles <hl>. This is what I did... I returned only the two broken tiles in the original box and kept the four good ones... then I received another shipment of 6 tiles... which had 3 broken tiles in it. So I think this is what you need to do to make it work... and they'll eventually learn how to better pack these tiles. PS: you'll need a pizza peel once you buy these, or with ANY pizza stone, because you have to heat the stone up to 550 degrees or so before putting bread/pizza on it... every time...

First order <hl> arrived with two broken tiles <hl> .


Question: How long can the new travel mug keep whats inside it hot?

This travel mug is worth every penny. I used to have one of those dime a dozen, crappy travel mugs and couldn't wait to throw it out. And, just like many of the travel mugs out there, It leaked and looked cheap and flimsy. This travel mug is just the opposite. It looks real sharp, DOES NOT LEAK one drop, and it keeps my coffee REAL hot for many, many hours. I mainly use it in the morning to transport my coffee to work and it is the perfect mug for that. I am very glad that I finally decided to buy this mug.

Answer: many, many hours

This travel mug is worth every penny. I used to have one of those dime a dozen, crappy travel mugs and couldn't wait to throw it out. And, just like many of the travel mugs out there, It leaked and looked cheap and flimsy. This travel mug is just the opposite. <hl> It looks real sharp, DOES NOT LEAK one drop, and it keeps my coffee REAL hot for many, many hours . <hl> I mainly use it in the morning to transport my coffee to work and it is the perfect mug for that. I am very glad that I finally decided to buy this mug.

This travel mug is worth every penny. I used to have one of those dime a dozen, crappy travel mugs and couldn't wait to throw it out. And, just like many of the travel mugs out there, It leaked and looked cheap and flimsy. This travel mug is just the opposite. It looks real sharp, DOES NOT LEAK one drop, and it keeps my coffee REAL hot for <hl> many, many hours <hl>. I mainly use it in the morning to transport my coffee to work and it is the perfect mug for that. I am very glad that I finally decided to buy this mug.

It looks real sharp, DOES NOT LEAK one drop, and it keeps my coffee REAL hot for <hl> many, many hours <hl> .


Question: What is key 1 to a good result?

We found the Apple Peeler on sale at a home store and bought it on an impulse. My expectations were fairly low and I am happy to say that it performed way better than it looked like it was going to. The only real issue is with the very poor instructions, so some trial and error testing was needed.The keys to getting good results are:1) Use symmetrical Apples or Potatoes2) The firmer the better3) Take time align the Apple so the core can be cleanly removedSetting the contraption up is very easy. The base firmly attaches to most flat surfaces via a suction cup, which is nice because it can be positioned over our sink to catch the peels.We love how quickly this peels and cores a lot of apples! Our kids also got a kick out of using it, so that was a big plus as well.Recommended!

Answer: Use symmetrical Apples or Potatoes

We found the Apple Peeler on sale at a home store and bought it on an impulse. My expectations were fairly low and I am happy to say that it performed way better than it looked like it was going to. The only real issue is with the very poor instructions, so some trial and error testing was needed. <hl> The keys to getting good results are:1) Use symmetrical Apples or Potatoes 2) <hl> The firmer the better3) Take time align the Apple so the core can be cleanly removedSetting the contraption up is very easy. The base firmly attaches to most flat surfaces via a suction cup, which is nice because it can be positioned over our sink to catch the peels. We love how quickly this peels and cores a lot of apples! Our kids also got a kick out of using it, so that was a big plus as well. Recommended!

We found the Apple Peeler on sale at a home store and bought it on an impulse. My expectations were fairly low and I am happy to say that it performed way better than it looked like it was going to. The only real issue is with the very poor instructions, so some trial and error testing was needed.The keys to getting good results are:1) <hl> Use symmetrical Apples or Potatoes <hl>2) The firmer the better3) Take time align the Apple so the core can be cleanly removedSetting the contraption up is very easy. The base firmly attaches to most flat surfaces via a suction cup, which is nice because it can be positioned over our sink to catch the peels.We love how quickly this peels and cores a lot of apples! Our kids also got a kick out of using it, so that was a big plus as well.Recommended!

The keys to getting good results are:1) <hl> Use symmetrical Apples or Potatoes <hl> 2)