Irons Reviews

The pad sent to me did not match the description or photo. The neck on the pad is very narrow. The photograph depicts a different type of ironing board than the one the cover actually fits. I bought two of these and had to return them both as they did not fit the board. I was stuck paying the shipping, thus penalizing me for a product that was misrepresented.

When I ordered this, I didn't realize most ironing boards are 54 inches, NOT 48 inches. It's a nice pad but it didn't fit. Be careful when you order!

Great product!!! I was given this pan as a gift. I figured it would go into the cabinet and remain in storage - was I wrong. The results using frozen biscuits are wonderful (I don't make homemade drop biscuits). The bottom of the biscuits are a beautiful golden brown and are crisp. I also use this pan for "mini" cornbreads with the same result. And if that doesn't end all, I've put the frozen biscuits in some slots and "beaten eggs - for a souffle" in the other slots and baked them at the same time. Makes for quite a quick breakfast treat. It is now on my "gift giving" list.

Bought this cute little waffle maker for my niece who loves the Disney Princesses. This waffle maker imprints deep belgium-like waffle marks on one side and Cinderella and her prince in the pumpkin coach on the opposite side.
These are quite large waffles. The first time we used it I made a small batch of batter (suggested servings 5-7 waffles) and was only able to make 1 1/2 waffles out of it. But they cook up quickly, sometimes done before the ready light turns off, and they are light and fluffy.
I found this one clearance for $9.97, and think it was a great buy. At the time I wouldn't have thought I would use it enough to pay $30 for it, assuming it was just a novelty item for us, but everytime I see (2-3 times a week) her she requests Princess Waffles.

Nearly all of my friends/family own some sort of waffle iron, but this one makes thes best waffles by far. I bought it as a gift for my 4 year old daughter - and never dreamed I'd be making waffles 4 times a week as per her request! I use 1 cup baking mix, 1 egg, 2/3 cup milk and a tablespoon of oil to make 2 waffles in the iron. Come out light and fluffy every time. The only catch, I tend to take the waffle out before the light goes off, I don't like them as brown as the built in timer would cook them.