Accessories Reviews

The given description of this product is written in the global language we are thrown into by the automatic translators and originates an absolutely insane laugh that merits the 5 stars given. Judge by yourself:

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During how many dog-ears can you read such nonsense without laughing?

This toy makes a great and interesting sound that captivates my dogs. Whenever it rolls, they pounce on it immediately-only to have it roll away again. Cheap entertainment for humans (and dogs alike) at its best. If your dog is a chewer like mine, check the ball occasionally as the plastic is hard and could do damage if swallowed.

I just received it as a gift and I just love it. It is made so well and I expect it to last alot of years. It is a nice heavy duty set. It looks very nice and is going to be displayed in my kitchen for all to see. Just a beautiful set.

I received this as a Christmas gift 10 years ago instead of the Stanley thermos I'd asked for, but I can't imagine a better product. I LOVE IT. It still looks great and works great. Because the lining is metal instead of plastic, if you accidentally leave coffee & milk in it for a few months (I just did that), when you DO clean out the resulting nastiness, there's no residual odor or taste. Clean as a whistle.

It keeps your beverage nice and hot, and fills up my work mug twice, perfectly. If you're careful not to cross-thread the lid, it can be carried upside down with no leakage.

This is a well-styled product, as well. I feel like I'm transporting a top-secret radioactive substance when I carry it. ;)

These hot pots are a wonderful thing to have if you entertain. If you normally make a 12-cup pot of coffee, it will barely serve a dinner party of six or so. And what about seconds? If you make several pots of coffee ahead of time and put them in the preheated air pot, serving coffee with dessert will be easy. And for progressive suppers, church functions, potlucks, there just isn't anything better than this. Simple to serve and keeps the beverage hot. I have three--one for regular, one for decaf and one for hot water.

I'm a very accomplished home baker, and I've used my Super Parchment resuable pan liners for over 5 years now. I LOVE them. I used them even before I had ever heard of the Silpat silicone liners, and I like them better. Not only are they about 1/4 the cost, but they work beautifully, clean up easily, and they roll right up into a very small diameter and can be tucked away in little space. The Silpats are a much heavier, almost rubbery product. I know they work well too, but they are nearly $20 apiece, and at about $6, you can easily afford 2 or 3 of the Super Parchment. Also, unlike the Silpats, you can cut the Super Parchment to fit any pan size you may have (up to 13" by 17"). I won't consider making cookies without them. They even release almond macaroons with no difficulty, and anyone who bakes those knows how difficult they can be to get off the pan. I've used parchment paper too, and still do for some things, but I simply do not understand why it isn't easier to find Super Parchment, and why more folks don't write about it. Do not hesitate to treat yourself to these liners. You won't be sorry! They also make a nice way to line the cookie sheet you put under a baking pie. It truly makes cleaning up the drips no trouble at all. I am securely attached to these liners, and I know you will be too, once you give them a try.

This is a kit looks identical to one that I almost bought at a coffee shop for $20 more! It is essential for making top notch lattes.

I got this corkscrew and love it. It works everytime without a lot of difficulty. I used the "waiter corkscrew" and was not happy with it. I'm glad I found this one.

It is easy to forget that ice was once delivered house-to-house in thick sawdust-covered slabs. Manageable hunks would be hacked off with either an axe or a pick. Of course these days are gone. Nowadays, we can effortlessly command our refridgerators to produce ice, cubed or even crushed. However, for those of you who yearn for chunky, irregularly shaped ice chips, an ice pick is a necessity.

This particular ice pick is an updated version of the classic tool. The plastic handle and ribbed, rubber swath at the bottom ensure that the pick stays well in hand. One of the main deficiencies of older ice picks was that they either had a metal handle (which got slippery when wet) or a cork handle (which would inevitable deteriorate with use).

What a great product! One of those things that you can't beleieve how much you needed it--ubtil you have one! I have 3 girls under three and hang to dry alot of their clothes to make them last. This is so compact and handy to use. It also folds up to take up virtually no room at all when out of use