Home and Kitchen Reviews

This is worth the $10 this thing can catch a good 50 - 100 hornets, yellow jackets ect before you have to change the atractive sent. This is awsome especially if you don't know where the hive is. The only bad thing is if the sent gets on you it smells really bad and may take a day or so to get it off.

My wife needed a quality cart for use at work, and this certainly fills the bill. It is well constructed and should provide years of realiable service.

If I could fault anything, it is the instructions. The plastic spacers that are provide to secure the shelves to the poles do work, but are very difficult to install. If you have a rubber hammer, be prepared to use it. Other than that, I would recommend it.

This cart is beautiful and easy to assemble. We used it to move a computer from one room of our apt to another, with all the stuff on its desk, and it rolls easily on the big casters. Great for moving things around! It holds a lot, and the rails around the shelves help things not to fall off. Handles weight well, too. Wish I'd had one of these years ago!

These are the "arm candy" of knives. They're pretty to look at but are essentially useless.

My blades began rusting a day after I used them. I've only had them since Christmas and am shopping for replacements as we speak.

Don't by these.

These knives are great. Look nice, cut well, easy to use and easy to clean.

I received these knifes as a wedding present and I'm tickeled pick about them. They are very, very sharp and will cut through anything I can think of to use them on. The handles are wonderful, and the rubbery bottom will not let your hand slip. They also look great on the counter.

I bought one of these for my wife. We're at the limit for storage space. I actually brought home one of the larger Kitchen Aid units and I had to take it back because we didn't have room to store it!

This unit is heavy, powerful, and quiet for its size. So far we've had nothing but good experiences with it, but it's a good idea to read all the reviews to see if your particular favorite food is something people have had trouble processing with this particular machine.

It seems that all food processors have their strengths and weaknesses. Our main purpose for the machine is processing veggies, and it's working just fine so far. And, its small enough to hide away when not in use.

Finally, the three cup bowl is great for doing small jobs. That was one of the reasons we chose this machine.

This food processor beats my previous (atdmittedly, 10 year old) food processor by several miles. It's extremely quiet, and has handled everything I've thrown at it without a single glitch. I wouldn't mind if the top was a bit easier to clean, as cheese and some other stickier foods can get jammed in the gap between the lip and the feeder tube, but it's not too hard to clean, just a bit tedious. The best part is it looks great next to my Kitchen Aid stand mixer ;-).

This has to be the best food processor I have ever owned! Its multiple uses and abilities have come in very handy in my home - and it has already saved me hours in the kitchen! I highly recommend this model because of the two bowls - great for quantity and less rinsing during preparation. The "s" blades are of excellent quality, as is the cutting disc. I will never buy a different brand in food processors again! Kitchen Aid is truly the best!

We registered for this to replace our old George Foreman grill and I thought it would be nice to be able to take out the plates and put them in the dishwasher. It did not crisp or cook our food as well, things tended to stay soft and just get warm and the plates never got fully clean in the dishwasher anyway. I had to ask my mom to give me back my George Forman grill, I'll never stray again.

The cooking is uneven. The left side cooks more than the right side.Not any close to the outside grill taste or experience. The times mentioned in the manual for various foods is not sufficient. It says 5-8 mins for chicken breast, but it takes much longer than that. I would rather prefer those skillet or pans with grills that can be used on the gas stove.

I have been using the smallest foreman grill for some time and decided to get a larger grill. I read the reviews on this and similar grills and decided to try one. So far, I really prefer this grill and have been using it exclusively. It does not get quite as hot as the foreman, which I like because the food does not dry out as much. I always use the 5 minute warm-up as recommended. The grill does not slant downwards like the foreman, so the food does not try to run off of the grill when you open the top. The drip tray is located under and to the side of the grill and snaps in, a feature I like as the foreman tray tends to move all over. The lid floats and is heavy enough to press down on the meat when lowered, making better contact with the top of the meat. Sometimes I had to flip the food on the foreman to get the top side cooked.

In short, I think this grill is superior to the foreman and I am glad I bought it.

I bought this at Target as Amazon has still not fixed my account and it has been several months. I have bought many items elsewhere because of this and Amazon is missing out.

I would have given this no stars but it won't let me. This non-stick griddle has more things stick to it than tape. It is simply the worst product I have purchased in a long time. I have this "non-Stick" griddle for just about a month and it is ready for the trash. The non-stick is coming up on the flat end and the griddle is worthless, it ripped my chicken cutlets to shreds. Don't buy it!!! If you read this and still buy it may you have three horrible meals like I did before it met the old trash can.

FYI, those of you with square burners will not like this one. It is not stable because of the design, which is clearly meant for round burners.

Cooks really good. Only one negative--it is difficult to clean the grill side of the pan--getting in between the grill lines is time consuming. Takes much longer to clean it than it does to cook on it.