Indoor Living Reviews

extexanwannbe - (October 23, 2006) I purchased the Graco Magnum dx sprayer. I love this sprayer. The last time I painted the exterior of a house, I took a week off of work and used a brush. It took me the entire week. I dreaded painting, given my past experience and I decided that I wasn't going to suffer like that again. I considered the Wagner Crew sprayer, but decided against it as one had to dump the paint into a hopper. I read one review on the Graco (favorable) and purchased it at HD. I chose to prime the house before paintin as well, which solidified my case to get an easier, faster way to get this done. I spent probably 2 hours taping up my bay window before painting, and it took me 10 minutes to do the painting aroun

tommyw - (June 29, 2006) I decided to try this sprayer after having several Wagner sprayers that were more trouble than they were worth. I was not disappointed with the Magnum dx. This is an awesome sprayer. I sprayed 10 gallons of semi-transparent stain on a fence and then applied two different latex exterior paints - almost 10 gallons - on the house. The ease of switching paints, and priming and then cleaning with the dx was just great. While a bit more money, I believe it is well worth it - you won't be disappointed with this airless sprayer.

CMCM - (March 23, 2005) After reviewing virtually every slow cooker out there and visiting various stores to see things in person, I kept coming back to the Breville Slow Cooker because it looked interesting and different. Breville is an Australian/Canadian company, and their products aren't widely distributed yet in American stores. However, after seeing a Breville rice cooker (but not the slow cooker) in Macy's recently (only Breville product they had), and seeing how much nicer it looked than all the other brands I'd seen, I decided to order the 5.3 quart oval Breville slow cooker sight unseen from cooking.com. It arrived in about a week and was the most beautifully made slow cooker I've seen. Brushed chrome on

mamadukesto2 - (05/16/2012) I would love to buy four sets of this pattern if someone can please tell me how to find them. Any info will be forwarded to me with responses to this post. Thanks!

creteau - (05/08/2012) I noticed when I bought this set, it was taking an unusually long time to warm up on my induction cook-top. I decided to do a side by side comparison. I took my stainless 1.5 qt. sauce pan and the Fagor 1.5 qt. sauce pan, filled them both with 4 cups of cold water and put them on identical size burners at max. The stainless was at a rolling boil after 2 minutes, the Fagor was just starting to boil at 10 minutes.I wrote to the manufacturer and this is the response I received: "The cookware does work with induction. If the cookware was not induction compatible the induction cooktop would not recognize it for cooking at all." The fact is they are not efficient enough to be a viable set of cookware on an induction cooktop, when it takes 5X longer for them to heat up as opposed to a regular stainless steel pan. I would say, at best, Fagor is misleading the consumer. Many people utilize induction cooktops because of their efficiency. This cookware renders that efficiency useless. It's comparable to me selling you an automobile that only starts one out of five times. Yes it works, but had you known the issues before purchase, you probably would have never bought the vehicle. Had I known this cookware takes 5X longer to heat up on an induction cooktop, I never would have purchased them. They are guilty of misleading/false advertising. I'm returning the cookware.

mahenoch - (05/06/2012) I used this product for the first time on my male cat who is 10 years old. All the hair on the spot on his back that the product was applied fell out. I would not recommend this product at all for cats. No problems with other generic brand.