We have owned this pattern of Christmas dishes for 33 years, and we and our family have never grown tired of them. Our adult children look forward to us bringing them out at the start of Advent each year. The dishes are beautiful but tough, dishwasher and microwave safe. We’ve enjoyed them through all our family stages of growth and the only piece we have ever replaced is a coffee cup I broke by knocking it to the floor. We are adding to our family and of course to our lovely Christmas dishes. I only wish I had ever found an everyday set that wore so well and still managed to look so good.
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I received this as a “bonus” with the Avanti thermal carafe for free. It’s cute, but there is no way I’d pay $25 to purchase this separately. It is simply too small for a serious baker and too expensive for a child’s first springform. Will make nice individual baked goods.
I already had the Kaiser 9″ springform pan which is nicely made and works well for cheesecakes, etc. This smaller 6″ springform was a free gift with another purchase. The first thing I noticed was that it did not come boxed and none of the instructions were in English! It is a much lighter metal than the 9″ pan so not sure how well it will work for baking. My intention was to use it for a small dessert for 2 people but I haven’t tired it yet. There are just two of us at home now and we are trying to eat lighter and stay slim — but this is a small pan and when you put effort into making something it is nice to have some leftover to eat another day or freeze!
Like Pinkitty, I got this pan as a bonus with the purchase of another Kaiser baking pan. What a joke! It’s very thin metal, the label doesn’t even say Kaiser, and it’s only about 1 inch tall. Wal-Mart sells a comparable one – actually might be sturdier – for 1/6 the price. If it is a freebie, ok. But don’t purchase it. It is a disgrace to the fine Kaiser name.
I shop for table linens like some women shop for shoes. I have purchased tablecloths, placemats and napkins from several sources and have many of them. There are times when I hesitate to use some of them because it means a long session of ironing. I purchased a red Rose Tree Royal Linen tablecloth and napkins to match a new set of dinnerware. I didn’t expect what I got. I always wash napkins before I use them and was fully prepared to iron them. No so! They came out of the drier (I used fabric softener) looking as good as they did before I washed them. In the future, this will be my first choice. As far as longevity, I haven’t had them long enough, but I suspect they will stand the test of time. They are also reasonably priced, so this is a wonderful product. Can’t go wrong.
Very nice, good color and texture, easy care, but it is not one solid piece of fabric in the round shape(small piece attached at one end). Not a problem for me but might be for some folks.
Sometimes average is just fine. That’s how I would categorize this purchase. I had a tough time finding a nice linen round tablecloth.
This fits the bill but like previously stated, it’s in strips. It’s a rectangular piece in the middle with two little pieces at the end, making the circle. It’s fine for daily use but I’m not sure that I’d want to use it for company.
Beautiful table linen. I received it quickly. The colors are awesome. Easy to care for. Wash, dry and put on table.
This is a very nice table cloth; easy to care for. Do wash it alone first to get the excess color out of the fabric without impacting your other clothes. My biggest dissapointment is that the round cloth is made up of three panels; two narrow ones on each side. I would have expected it to be a single piece at this price.
Well, first the good points. It’s a cheap, small fan that moves surprisingly a lot of air. It looks good. It tilts 90 degrees and if you rest it between the edges of the stand and the fan case, you can get it to blow downwards. It’s well-built and seems pretty sturdy.
The bad point is the noise. It is really, incredibly noisy. I live in the middle of big city right across from a 24-hour supermarket that has vehicles coming in to deliver things all day and night so I’m used to a bit of noise, but this fan beats them all. If I put the fan too close to me, I actually get a headache from the noise! So if you need this fan to create some ventilation in your kitchen or bathroom, then it’s perfect. But if you’re going to be anywhere near to it for a long time, then it’s far too noisy.
This fan is pretty small, and cute, too! It has three speeds, and lowest is pretty useless. The high setting puts out alot of air for such a small fan, but it’s pretty loud. The medium setting is just right for a personal fan, and not too loud, either. For the price, it’s a good deal.