Home and Kitchen Reviews

It serves its purpose and bakes our goods to perfection. It was a reasonable price and we would recommend it to others.
One less star for having difficulty cleaning it- you need to scrub away really hard to get it clean from having sprayed it with PAM to bake.

YOU DON'T NEED THESE!!! With the cost of these filters alone you could buy a BRAND NEW coffee maker almost every year. If you drink water from your tap or have a water filter (like a Brita or Pur) then you are just throwing money away. Would you like a samll order of fries to go with your large order of fries sir/maddam.

Purchased the Mr Coffee water filter at Walmart for $3.64. This is the complete system which consists of frame, filter disk and disk cover. Only need to relace the filter disk monthly. Can buy the 6 pack of the disks from MrCoffeeStore or Amazon for $14.99 at this time. We have a filter system on the sink in our home; but when the Mr. Coffee water filtration system is used there is white sediment (calcium buildup) on the filter because we have such nasty water. To clean the system we just run water over to wash off the sediment and then once a month change the disk. For $2.49 a month it is worth it when you see the junk the filter keep out of you coffee grounds and your machnie.

My coffee has never tasted as good as it does now. We have very hard water, and I was almost embarrassed by the amount of "guck" that these filter disks remove when the coffee is brewing. I can't believe the amount of crud that we must have been drinking before I got my Mr. Coffee with these water filters!

This product works very well and is a time saver. With very large shrimp it does not work. The shrimp get stuck but otherwise it works very well on other size shrimp.

Purchased these to go with a 7 inch Henckels International santoku that I've been using for years, and the phrase that comes to mind to describe all Fine Edge cutlery is "good enough." No, it isn't restaurant quality, and yes, if you put these through the dishwasher they'll tarnish and probably even start to rust (any metal designated as "stainless" is rust resistant rather than rust proof, and reviewers of other Henckels products complaining about rust and tarnish probably aren't treating their knives very well). As a graduate student on a budget who enjoys cooking, but doesn't always have the time for it, these knives are an ideal compromise between price and quality. Be aware that they will occasionally require sharpening - I've had the santoku for almost three years and run it through a commercially available ceramic disk sharpener every few months and it still cuts very nicely - and should probably be hand-washed for longest life. With that little bit of maintenance, however, this three piece set can meet nearly all of your cooking needs (it meets all of mine, but then I don't often dress poultry, filet my own fish, or do much that would require a cleaver or really subtle boning knife) for quite a nice price.

Having sharp, quality knives in the kitchen is essential. I have owned this set for a couple years and it is still in great shape. Good form, easy to hold and they stay sharp with the right care.