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danemodsandy
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Not Haier's Fault...
...My comment was just that the word "sleek" was seriously misapplied to the toaster model reviewed by CR, not that Haier couldn't or didn't do sleek. In fact, the two-slice model you've shown here shares a lot of design DNA with the classic Braun model I showed.
...My comment was just that the word "sleek" was seriously misapplied to the toaster model reviewed by CR, not that Haier couldn't or didn't do sleek. In fact, the two-slice model you've shown here shares a lot of design DNA with the classic Braun model I showed.
The main point of a toaster...
Should be that it makes toast well.
The "fugly" Haier made toast better than any of the other ones CR tested.
Part of that success may just be due to its exterior design.
Form following function is not always beautiful.
And sleek sometimes performs quite poorly.
Should be that it makes toast well.
The "fugly" Haier made toast better than any of the other ones CR tested.
Part of that success may just be due to its exterior design.
Form following function is not always beautiful.
And sleek sometimes performs quite poorly.
danemodsandy
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Suds:
Again, my comment was only directed at the misapplication of the word "sleek" to that design. I'm sure that it's Total Toaster Nirvana, but it's about as sleek as a 1949 Plymouth.
Again, my comment was only directed at the misapplication of the word "sleek" to that design. I'm sure that it's Total Toaster Nirvana, but it's about as sleek as a 1949 Plymouth.
LOL, I happen to think the 1949 Plymouth is a very attractive automobile.
Not sleek, but definitely smooth.
Not sleek, but definitely smooth.
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