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is new again. Saw an infomercial about a gadget called the NicerDicer that uses the old "Veg-A-Matic" principles except that it puts the chopped/sliced food into a container instead on the counter.

Does anyone have one of these? If so , how good is it?

Has anybody ever tried this? Does it work?

I was in Big Lots! the other day and got another good example of why people don't bother repairing appliances anymore. They had what appeared to be a TOG GE dishwasher with electronic controls and a THREE level wash for $198. Granted, it was a big hunk of plastic, but I imagine hard to resist if...

aHA, so Frigidaire DID copy Youngstown Kitchens spray tube arrangement. I'm surprised Youngstown didn't patent it. And one wonders why Frigidaire made a success out of the idea and Youngstown didn't

I sure as heck would like to know how the automatic water level worked on these machines and how many years they used it.

They never give up, do they? Infomercial has a suction "duel" with a Kirby over a ball in a tube http://www.milinex.com

When one of my rommates moved in, he brought with him a set of Corning Visions cookware. I thought they were very cool UNTIL I tried to cook with them. They have so much thermal mass that if they start to boil over, even if one immediately turns off the heat on a gas range, they continue to boil...

How does one release the top on a current WP machine to defeat the interlock

is back. Just saw an infomercial for the Singer "Lazer Storm" vacuum cleaner system. They seem to be targeting the Oreck vacuum.

Now in THIS case, unless the dryer door opens 180 degrees, I'd want the washer on the RIGHT.

I only caught a couple of glimpses of it, but I swear I saw a Frigidaire washer on the "Yes, Dear" tv show

This may seem like an unusual question, since most people on here seem to dislike strong scents, but in this case, i need to know, in y'all's opinion, which brand of fabric softener has the strongest, most obnoxiousm lingering scent on the market today? If I wash my bed clothes in it, I want to...

Wow! Is that wallpaper pattern BUSY or not?!

I assume that the "Correct" water level for every load is going to be "full" since the machine has no way of determinging how large a load is in it. Are there actual water levels determined by the cycle taht are not user controllable?

"Dual Drench"? I assume that's that weird system they had for a while in their dishwashers. Sure would like to see how that worked. I wonder how far they were from Westinghouse in Mansfield OH?

I've scanned the User Manual for the GE radio 4885, anybody who wants it let me know.

I think I made a thread before, but it disappeared, so here's another one. THE "I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS HAS NO SUGAR" COOKBOOK Deborah E. Buhr 1990 St. Martin's Griffin ISBN 0-312-04330-9 CHOCOLATE PUDDING (no dairy, no corn) 1/3 cup water 1 oz (1 square) unsweetened all natural chocolate 1 tsp...

Since there seems to be a LOT of us who dig electric mixers and blenders, I present for your perusal: THE COLOR BOOK OF MIXER AND BLENDER COOKING Hilary Walden 1978 Octopus Books Ltd. ISBN 0-7604-0701-6 SECTIONS Soups & savories Main Course Dishes Sauces & Spreads Main Course Dishes Desserts...

THE COMPLETE ELECTRIC SKILLET-FRYPAN COOKBOOK Roberta Ames 1960 Hearthside Press Inc. Sample recipe EGGS IN A NEST Melt 3 tablespoons butter in an electric frypan set at 300 degrees. Suate thin slices of white bread onone side. Turnover and cover with a piece of American or Swiss cheese the...