Shelly Borrell Product Blog

It is as fun as it seems. I keep using mine for more and more things. The juice is amazing and thirst quenching -- It doesn't get fresher. You know you're doing good for your body. Enjoy!

I wouldn't recommend it, since there are special sugar cane juicers made for that purpose. It's different. Here's an example of one:
http://www.zama-enterprise.com/SugarCane.aspx

I use my electric hand beaters. That works well. It does take a while to beat egg whites by hand, ouch.

The Blender Institute makes 3D cartoon films, maybe something got inverted there? I haven't seen that brand of blender, but if someone wants to correct me, please do so.

Thanks for the advise. Here's some more information on the Senseo.
http://wize.com/coffee-makers/brand!Philips--kw...

I'm not sure how large your house is, but this one is good for 2700 sq. ft. and it's attractive too. Good luck!

The one below appears to fit your criteria. It's for a 2700 sq. ft. house.

I would recommend the Bemis Whole House Humidifier 13-Gallon Output 4D7-300 Light Oak. It's built for a 2700 sq. ft. house. Or check out the one below.

It definitely produces a healthier environment, if you can afford the luxury and space.

The prices appear relatively good at Appliance Factory Parts dot com :)
http://www.appliancefactoryparts.com/humidifier...

The one below fits your criteria. It appears well liked too. Here's a few others too. Good luck. http://wize.com/search?q=Travel+Ultrasonic+

They're very good, but you may also want to consider the one below for your nursing home kitchen. It could be a good fit for you.

Have you seen this one? It's not too expensive and it doesn't require bags. As far as handhelds go, it appears to be a good one. And you can see when you need to empty it.
http://wize.com/vacuums/emerson-wd1665-wearable...

I'm not sure if you truly need one that is all handheld, but the one below is light to handle and has more power than an all-in-one handheld. I haven't found any of those I can particularly recommend. The type below can be useful to/for all.
http://wize.com/vacuums/emerson-wd1665-wearable...

Here's the online manual for the Hoover Quik Broom S2610 Bagless Upright Cyclonic Vacuum.

http://www.fixya.com/support/p40537-hoover_quik...

What would you like to know? It's an AMD Commercial Stable Image Platform & NVIDIA Business Platform and the following:
Support AMD Socket AM2, AMD Live! Ready, NVIDIA Quadro NVS 210S+ NVIDIA nForce, 430B, Dual-channel DDR2 800/667/533 support ECC and non-ECC,un-buffered memory, PCI Express architecture, Dual VGA Ouput: DVI-D & RGB, Integrated GeForce6 GPU.
http://wize.com/search?q=M2NBP-VM+CSM

I can't think of one. I say buy because he's Jack LaLanne. You've got to appreciate that. Also, I have truly enjoyed mine, which is shown below. I've had good luck.
http://wize.com/juicers/jack-lalanne-power-juic...

Well, it depends on the price and shipping cost, and possibly the product support. Jack LaLanne offers it directly and here's Wize information. You should compare all to make a wise decision :)
http://wize.com/juicers/jack-lalanne-power-juic...

Hello. What category are you referring to? A good juicer category? If so, I enjoy his stainless steel one. I haven't tried the Elite, but like Jack Lalanne. He's cool.
http://wize.com/juicers/jack-lalanne-power-juic...

I like my stainless steel one a whole lot :) It's good and fun!
http://wize.com/juicers/jack-lalanne-power-juic...

That you won't need to pre-cut fruit before putting it in the juicer, which saves a lot of time. The stainless steel one looks extra nice. Enjoy. http://wize.com/juicers/jack-lalanne-power-juic...

Yes it does. It looks and works good too!
http://wize.com/juicers/jack-lalanne-power-juic...

Well, if it's an online game, then you'll need to get internet access, which you can purchase fairly cheaply these days. If you don't need the internet to operate it, then you should contact the manufacturer, or look up the owner's manual. I don't know the name of the game.

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Geocaching notes the following helpful information.

"Expensive and elaborate gear is not required. More importantly, it should be easy to use, accessible, and durable. Outdoor gear gets seriously abused. Gear can get smashed in bags and packs, rained on, frozen, dropped in an icy river, and so forth."

Here's the wize scoop...
http://wize.com/gps-devices/?q=gps&up=gps

It sounds like it might be a Gitzo G1120, G1118, G1128, G1224. It's hard to determine with just the measurements. There's about a $200 difference between the first two listed and the second two, so it would be good to know. The attached chart might help you determine the answer. http://www.photoethnography.com/ClassicCameras/...

You'll connect the Ice Cream Mixer attachment to the same location as the other beaters, but I'm sure you know that :) The mixer attachment does have a plastic top outer facing -- I'm not sure if you're referring to it as the disc? If so, it stays above the beaters and slightly under the connection. Does that even make sense?
Or, could the disc you describe be a temporary plug? I hope you get it figured out fast so you can enjoy some ice cream.

Hello. It's actually the same. The reviews (ratings) should be combined and averaged. Olympus only offers one DS-30. However, they do have other models, the DS-40, DS-2300, etc. Most are considered hand held or you can set it on a table, or hide it in a briefcase :)

That is the worst problem with my digital camera too. The battery life is ridiculous. I have a Kodak EasyShare. I must always carry around extra batteries. FYI: I just read the following at Comsumer Research.

"Best batteries for digital cameras -- In recent tests, Energizer e2 Lithium disposable batteries last longer in digital cameras than alkaline disposables or NiMH rechargeable batteries. Experts say that rechargeable batteries are still the better value in the long run, but if you don't want to carry a charger with you when you travel, or you want to keep a set of backup batteries on hand for your digital camera, the Energizer e2 is the best choice. The Energizer lithium batteries come in AA and AAA sizes. Lithium batteries also have an advantage in that they work well at low temperatures. This makes them a good choice for winter camping or sports. Lithium batteries have a long shelf life of 10 years compared to 7 years for standard alkaline batteries."

I would think yes. It doesn't specifically mention the classic 80g, but MacWorld notes the following about the DCP750:

"Not only can the 8.3-inch by 6.8-inch by 1.6-inch, 2.4 pound player, dock, charge, and display videos from 5G iPods; It can also play standard DVDs, Video CDs (VCD), DivX, DVD+/-R, and MPEG4 format discs. There’s even a slot for an SD/MMC card, if you want to view photos or videos directly from your camera."
http://wize.com/search?q=DCP750

Check www.tomshardware.com and www.hardforum.com. I think you'll find information and assistance there. Good luck.

Here's some information I learned -- Larger than about 42″, a Plasma will tend to be less costly (actually there aren’t many Plasmas under 42″ now). DLP sets are a bit brighter than LCD's, though a Plasma is generally much brighter. Plasmas offer slightly wider viewing angles. Also, when it comes to black contrast (deeper blacks), a Plasma tends to have the darkest black, followed by a DLP, and then LCD.

DLP's have replaceable bulbs which seem to burn out faster than Plasmas. DLP's may end up costing more (some manufacturers recommend replacing the bulb after 2,000 hours, while Plasmas & LCD’s can go up to 50,000 hours before it becomes less bright).

However, Plasmas do have a greater tendency for image retention. If want to leave your set on for the 24 hour crawl underneath, you might want to get an LCD or DLP instead. If you don’t plan on leaving a channel on for hours, a Plasma is fine. I think it may be a better deal due to the light bulb issue alone.

Isn't that Intellectual Property? I'm not sure.

There are some groovy features. FYI: The Caboose Ultralight is 20% lighter weight than the original model and lighter than most double strollers. It's also ultra-maneuverable because it has sealed ball bearing wheels. It is faster and smoother for rollerblading, etc. It has plenty of room to store your keys, cell phone, and more, plus the cup holder will help keep your drinks cold.

I've seen lighter, but it depends on what type of stroller you're asking about.

Have you seen this one (link). It's only 9 lbs. That's a lot of stairs to climb with a baby and stroller. Wow.

http://wize.com/strollers/graco-literider-patch...

The Zooper Zydeco or Bolero may work best for you.
http://wize.com/strollers/?q=strollers&up=strol...

Probably the Bolero or the Waltz. They appear their best.

The Zooper Hula Stroller Navy is the most affordable of the everyday strollers.

Hhhmmmm. I hope you don't lose another, that could get expensive. Have you seen those listed here? I'm not sure about a bulk price :)
http://wize.com/strollers/?q=strollers&up=strol...

You should check out the The Maclaren Twin Techno - Crimson Red Umbrella Stroller. It's stylish and appears to fit your criteria, I think.

The Maclaren Twin Techno - Crimson Red Umbrella Stroller has an umbrella style fold and a comfortable carry handle that provides improved portability.

The Combi Counterpart Tandem Double Stroller Night Rider 7525-76 appears to be pretty lightweight at 25.6 lbs.

http://wize.com/strollers/?q=double+stroller&su...

It's okay, you may need more. I know some who have piece upgraded it going along, since they needed more than it originally offers. I'm not sure what your needs require.

The Canon DR-5010C is a good one, or check out these choices (below).
http://wize.com/scanners/?q=scanners&up=scanners

Sorry, I hate when I do that. Here is the link :)
http://wize.com/vacuums/miele-1200w-mango-red-e...

This one appears to be liked by consumers (link below). I'm hungry, can I order something to go? Good luck to you.

I would like the same. They are so cool -- I can't stand vacuuming. It's like a maid :)

Well, it has three heat settings, Low, Medium and High. Set it on Low if you have all day, Medium if you have less time, and High to start most pots, and then lower to Medium or Low depending on the available time. Slow Cookers are forgiving if you have time to let the food cook.

It's good and has some unique aspects about it -- It has a memory timer alert to notify you after two minutes has passed. Other features include a sensor that stops pulsations if too much pressure is applied, indicator bristles that fade in color to signal when it's time to replace, an ergonomic handle for a comfortable grip, and a handy compartment for storing up to four brush heads. It's not bad!!

It's unclear what you need? Let us know.

Have you seen the BU2200 Revolution Ultrasonic Humidifier by Bionaire? It's got a great style.

The aesthetic of the BU2200 Revolution Ultrasonic Humidifier by Bionaire is pretty attractive and progressive looking.

It's definitely worth consideration. To me, it appears to be one of the most impressive available humidifiers.

They had a model to customize to all needs, cool moisture, warm moisture -- The difference is how the moisture is produced. Bionaire breaks it down so you can get the best model for you.

It is very cool and low maintenance too. Jane his wife... ;)

Due to the size, you may need to bake separately, unless you are making a very small cake 3" in diameter. Cake pans are usually 8-9" in diameter.

The price varies from $150-$220+ (used-new). I have read that this grinder is very sturdy and long lasting.

I think so. A friend of mine has had one for quite some time now.

They are good and safe. Many of my friends have had them. I'm not sure why you say they sound cheap :) I thought they were higher priced than some -- I guess it's all relative, or maybe I'm cheap :)

This one fits your criteria. I hope it works for you.
http://wize.com/car-seats/graco-turbobooster-86...

I don't know anyone that has one yet, but I've read a lot of good things about it. It also has a five point safety harness for proven security, and a rotating, adjustable and removable canopy that keeps the elements and sunlight out of your child's face. It works with numerous strollers, infant seat carriers, and even other brands.

They say the following about it, which sounds good to me...

The Graco SnugRide has a five-point safety harness for proven security, and a rotating, adjustable and removable canopy that keeps the elements and sunlight out of your child's face. It's one of the most versatile Graco products as it works with numerous strollers, infant seat carriers, and even other brands.

Many buy Graco because they like their styles and prints -- They do have a lot of good ones. I don't see any reasons not to buy one, as they are comparable in quality to other well known car seats.

Yes. In California, car seat laws err further on the side of caution than many other states. California state law requires children to ride in a federally approved baby car seat or child booster seat until they are at least 6 years old or weigh at least 60 pounds.

My girlfriends do like their Evenflo Car Seats, but a pink one might not work as well ;)

Below is a detailed and lenghty review of the Alpha Omega Elite. You should find it very interesting. It's written by a mother with lots of experience. Good luck.
http://www.epinions.com/content_82583654020

There are a lot of online shops to obtain shaver parts, first check Sanyo site, or www.QualityElectronic.net, or www.pronto.com, which are only two options.

For some reason I couldn't find much information about that. I did find another great for embroidery machine -- I'm not sure about your budget, but attached it below.
http://wize.com/sewing-machines/singer-quantum-...
http://wize.com/search?q=sewing&mixed=1&s=15

Which one? I've heard that the Janome Model 1740 is a good one, but I'm unsure of YOUR specific needs. I hope you find one you like. here's some others. http://wize.com/search?q=sewing

This one is by Janome and moderately priced -- The White Quilter's Machine Model 1740 sewing machine proves that good things can come in small packages. It's featherweight, but for such a small sewing machine, it certainly has a lot of big machine features.

Look into the Danby White Countertop Dishwasher - DDW496W. It looks attractive and fits in the tightest of quarters, yet holds four place settings, and more.
http://wize.com/dishwashers/?q=countertop+dishw...

Have you checked out the Danby White Countertop Dishwasher - DDW496W. It's the only countertop I saw by Danby. It looks attractive and offers a sanitary wash cycle option, which reaches up to 158 degrees, ensuring that all bacteria and germs are eliminated for your health.

A counter top dishwasher is a large tub or sink ;) However, if you don't have the appropriate space and can't stand doing dishes, I'm with you man.

Just want to quickly mention that I've had wonderful luck with my Frigidaire :) Good luck whichever route you take.

The latest dishwashers are more energy and water efficient than ever, generally using about 15 litres of water per load, compared to about 150 litres. With that said, I think you might be interested in the following slimline dishwasher - Inspira Series SS Fully Integrated Dishwasher, G2180SF-21218063.
http://wize.com/dishwashers/?q=dishwasher

They're about $150 (used) - $200 (new). One consumer wrote...

I have had this grinder since March 2006. It grinds magnificently and is extremely well built. It is by far the cleanest grinder (no spewed grinds everywhere) I have had, and I have had MANY. I recently had an issue were a small rock somehow got into the grinder and caused the gears to strip. One call to customer service and they mailed me a replacement no questions.

If you don't know in general, do you have an Owner's Manual you can consult -- Probably not, but if you enter your model number on the manufacturer's website you can generally obtain that information -- However, if you've set it and it still doesn't work... Choose the "Save Multipoint" option after you set the convergence. You might need to do that.

The LG1710M looks pretty good. It has a built in amplifier and speakers, plus wide viewing angle technology. Be careful when choosing because many monitors have built in speakers, but the sound quality is lacking.

I noticed that too. It's mostly due to origin, but if you go onto their website you can select translate page and each page will translate, although not perfectly. Enter your product information and patiently follow the results. I can't guarantee your product will be there, but it worked for me regarding something else.

I know the following: It supports PC WXGA 1366 x 768 resolution; ATSC/NTSC - 2 in 1 Built-In Tuner; Supports HD 1080i; ROHS compliances.
It appears the smaller and larger sizes are more accessible.
http://wize.com/search?q=sceptre+26%22+lcd+flat

In general, it's been reported that -- Lower power consumption often equates in to lower heat generated by the processor. Heat is the number one killer of processors. A great deal of users have lost their processor to extreme heat from poor heat sink mounting and even overclocking. However, lower power and heat usually also mean a better overclock can be maintained over comparably powered processors. The regular X2 series don't quite have this feature.

I haven't personally owned one, but I found a review from someone who does (below). It seems like a good one.

"This is a nice microwave with some great features and easy operation. We are pleased with our use of it over time and look forward to trying even more of its features down the road. It is attractive and easy to keep clean, plus it is powerful and gets the job done!"

I don't think you're missing anything -- Yes, dual means two, both should work. Hhmmmm, perhaps you should exchange it and try another. AT&T, are you reading this? What's up? I hope you get them to work.

It is reported that you are simply to connect the Walkman to your computer using the provided USB cable, and then you can transfer files just by dragging and dropping -- I'm not sure what's going wrong for you. That stuff can be very frustrating. I hope you got it worked out. http://wize.com/mp3-and-digital-media-players/s...

You know, I didn't see too much on Element Flat Panel TV's either. I know that HDTV's are a better picture and many prices are comparable. I have enjoyed a Samsung and I have heard many good things about the Panasonic choices. I might go for those companies manufacturing this product for a long time. Have you checked out these...
http://wize.com/flat-panel-televisions/?ac=293,...

Here's an informative review I just came across. Good luck.

"I buy everything name brand. I looked at the Sharp Aquos and Sony Bravia. But, for about a year I have been looking at the Vizio and comparing the difference in picture and quality! Well, I bought a the 42" after my better half keep tell me my 50" rear projection HDTV was too big for the living room. And, I got to say that I am very impress and satisfied with my Vizio. PS3, Blu-Ray and HD channels are amazing. Better than what I had before. Now, thanks to me all my friends are joining the bandwagon!"

It has the following: An Analog TV Tuner - NTSC; Reception System - ATSC, NTSC, Clear-QAM; Digital TV Tuner - QAM, ATSC.

Here's more information you might want to see.

http://wize.com/search?q=Viore+PDP42Z5TA

The short answer is some do and some don't. I know that Blaze DVD Pro 5.0 software can assist with it. Perhaps you may want to look into that. I hope it works for you.

Here's what I found out. I hope it helps a little. One creator reports...

The player can scratch the music, essentially turning the controller into a turn-table–and speed up or stop the beat, or even change the song. The player has direct control over the environmental effects – for example, one could throw an opponent into the helicopter area and scratch the beat, sending the chopper’s blades swinging towards the victim and causing massive amounts of damage.

The songs chosen before each match also directly affect the players on the screen. Select a Ludacris song, and Ludacris will have an increased amount of power for a short while. This mechanic, combined with the DJ controls, make bouts even more frantic. It becomes clear just how important it is to know the beats, know the environments, to have the upper hand.

Well, the display is larger on the 650 & 660 (4.3 v. 3.5), which is nice and appears to make it even brighter. The price difference isn't too great either. A couple pros for the 660, it has Blue Tooth and FM Transmit capabilities -- The 650 apparently does not.

I've enjoyed a couple good quality Panasonic Microwaves in the past. The model you describe is also a convection oven, which is a bonus in a microwave if the quality is good. It's 42 L too. It looks good.

http://wize.com/microwave-ovens/?ac=210,233&q=m...

That information would most likely come from Direct TV, but you probably already know that. Enjoy.

Here's their instructions. Good luck.

Recordings can only be deleted on the computer.
1 Connect your player to your computer.
2 Select your player in Windows Explorer.
3 Double click the Voice folder.
4 Select the files you want to delete and press Delete on your computer keyboard.

http://www.p4c.philips.com/files/s/sa2310_37/sa...

From what I understand, it may work for you. But double check 256mb pci express lp tv/dvi description, not sure if that's a different model. Here's some others to check too.
http://wize.com/search?q=XFX+geforce+7100+

I think so -- I think :)

The Canon MP 960 is one that I've known to produce high quality photos, and the Epson PictureMate Dash 4X6 appears good too, and is a little less expensive.

Check out both below. Good luck!

http://wize.com/printers/?q=photo+printers&sugg...

One report I found - This 37" LCD has a clean crisp picture with 1366 x 768 resolution. It has a stunning design too. Whether gaming or watching movies, the picture delights with details.

Here's a few others to compare...

http://wize.com/flat-panel-televisions/?ac=293,...

I think so. The images appear a lot bigger and brighter.

Have you checked out this one? The Jensen JE17FDTV 17" LCD TV Flip Down with Built in DVD -- It's my recommendation. I'm not sure about your price range, but this is well built. More info...

http://www.asaelectronics.com/techpdf/JE17FDTV%...

From what I've read, the Sony appears to be most liked. It stands out with high-end digital imaging features. Plus, an infrared system enables you to capture natural looking video in low light conditions, which is a bonus. Have fun.

Here's some interesting information and feedback. You may need to investigate further.

It's described to include - Outputs: HDMITM Inputs x3 HDMI Input PC Support VGA/480i/480p/720p/1080i/1080p Component Video Inputs x2 S+AV Inputs x1 RF Input x1 15 Pin D-Sub PC Input Optical Output (1) Service Port (1) A/V Inputs.

One consumer reports... "Just to make everyone aware, this is NOT a true 1080p hdtv! Please note the resolution capabilites of this TV- 1366 x 768. That is only 720p, not even close to 1080i, let alone 1080p (1920 x 1810)."

I hope this helps you decide. Good luck.

You won't need to :)

I've experienced this problem myself. I had the same size strap and loved it too, but I could never find a watch to replace the one that stopped working. I did some research on this (again) just now. I could only find men's digital watch faces, that weren't quite right. By way of this answer, I ask...

CAN ONE OF YOU WATCH MANUFACTURERS OUT THERE PLEASE MAKE AN ATTRACTIVE WATCH THAT FITS AN 18MM STRAP????? THANK YOU.

Well, hopefully that works :) We'll look for it again sometime.

Philips' makes a really great one -- The HTS6600, which features HDMI connectivity and it upconverts video to 1080i, not 1080p. Not too many speakers and a nice style. It's a bit more than $400, but worth a little more. Here are others to learn about below.

http://wize.com/search?q=best+2.1+or+1.1%28soun...

Well, I do know the following: An HDTV or HD Monitor with an HDCP capable HDMI or DVI input is required for video upconversion. It has
HDMI™, S-Video Input, S-Video Output. I'm not exactly sure how that influences your set up. Also, an external tuner source is required to record television programming. Good luck!

Hello. One online product reviewer wrote:

[It's] "one of the truly great lenses available. It's PQ, build, etc. are all state-of-the-art. I had the f4 and went to the 2.8IS-a great move up. Shooting anything from sports to weddings to portraits on a 30D is superb. Highest recommendation."

Sounds like it might be it.

Thanks for the tip on that. It's always great to share your information with others. That forces necessary improvements. Put it in the fridge? What? How does that even make sense? Good luck. Here's some coffee makers with reviews.

http://wize.com/coffee-makers/?ac=216,284,223,2...

Hi back. Have you seen the Canon EF-S 17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS USM Zoom Lens? It's affordable and supports true wide-angle and ultra-wide-angle photography. If you haven't already looked at them, the Wize information re others is below. Good luck!

http://wize.com/search?category=&q=camera+lens

You should look into Nikon's AF Fisheye-Nikkor 16mm f/2.8D. It seems like a very good one.

Here's Wize's choices:

http://wize.com/search?category=&q=185+circular...

It looks like the Impressions is Braun's most powerful 3-in-1 hand blender. It has a 400 watt motor. The Impressions model number ends in MBC, slightly different than the other at the link below. People appear to like both.

http://wize.com/search?category=&q=Braun+MR550+...

The manual notes that it has hearing aid compatibility -- If your product is equipped with a corded or cordless handset, it is hearing aid compatible. For more information, the manual link is below. I hope it works for you.

http://telephones.att.com/telephones_ui/support...

Hello. A procedure code would most likely be obtained from your insurance company. Save your receipt and inform them that the filter has been covered and paid for in the past. Good luck!

I tried to find that information, but Hamilton Beach doesn't list it in the 33163 users manual. I attached the link below. Slow cooker Low, Medium and High temperatures are (generally) the same.

http://www.hamiltonbeach.com/use-and-care/use-a...

Great question. BC's crock's low is 120-167°F, or if you're referring to price, the low is around $30.

With the compatible hook ups, you can use it anywhere.

I'm not sure I understand your question, can you rephrase? Here's a link. I hope it helps.

http://wize.com/dishwashers/?q=dishwasher

I've read that they're pretty powerful and efficient. They are very attractive.

I think it's a combination of both, plus it's fun to say Phil and Ted.

Is this the one you're thinking about...

http://www.strollermama.com/Jane-powertwin.htm?...

I don't know if it's the best selling one, but my friends like this one.

http://wize.com/baby-carriers/moby-wrap-inc-mob...

Aaaahhhh. Here's a link to some choices. The Moby looks like an extra snuggly one :)

http://wize.com/baby-carriers/s!

Here's the latest, but it unfortunately doesn't give much information.

http://wize.com/baby-carriers/new-native-native...

I tried to find one for you, but think you 'might' have been dreaming :) as you suspected. Or maybe not? Here's some choices.

http://wize.com/baby-carriers

I love your question. Too fun :) Anyway, the Combi Strollers don't appear to have built in cup holders, but they sell an adaptable stroller pack that has a cup holder on it. It's $15 more. Good luck.

Yes, in a range of styles and colors. They say strollers feature spacious market baskets, dual front swivel wheels and dual brakes on rear wheels. I'm not sure about its comparative quality. Eddie Bauer is more of a designer.

I'm advised that the InStep Run Around LTD Jogging Stroller is great for tall people.

I would take all ratings into consideration, not just one. It depends on your needs. You definitely don't want to buy less than your needs or the motor will eventually strain and possibly fail.

Have you checked out the ones linked below? To shred cardboard you will need a heavy duty shredder, or else you'll just kill the motor of a cheaper one. The HSM Profi Pack 400 is good for cardboard too.

http://wize.com/shredders/?q=shredder

Snipe hunting? I remember that - Ha ha ha. The Night Owl NOD-S5 Night Vision Monocular-1st Generation is pretty cool. You should check it out. And good luck catching that snipe :)

Ooooooppps, I forgot the link. Sorry. Let me make it easier for you :)

http://wize.com/digital-camcorders

Just pick one of these with a good rating in your price range and be done with it. They're all comparably good for their respective prices. Good luck!

It helps a lot, but ultimately you should determine what features you want most, then decide based on that, in conjunction with the reviews.

Yes, but it would also depend on the knowledge and intent of the salesperson. You can gather more information online than you generally can from one individual.

I'm not sure if they're considered state of the art, but I've read that the Night Owl Optics 3 x 50 Mm Night Vision Binoculars are pretty outstanding.

I'm not sure if they're the best pick but I've read that the Night Owl Optics 3 x 50 Mm Night Vision Binoculars are outstanding.

I've read that the Night Owl Optics 3 x 50 Mm Night Vision Binoculars are pretty outstanding.

This one has served some I know very well. Good luck.

http://www.smarter.com/camcorder-accessories/pl...

It depends on which one you buy. Many don't require the purchase of additional accessories. But, do be sure to ask if you purchase from a store, maybe you can ask them to throw it in for the sale :) Good luck.

It might be more of a surveillance camera, but check out the RO 5301 Day/Night Color Camera at nightvisionoptics.com. It's a day/night color camera that utilizes a SONY 1/3" Super HAD CCD for the best possible image clarity.

Hello. I just have to tell you that one of my friends just raves about the Bose headphones, and they are the over the ear cushioned ones. Good luck.

Have you seen these yet? They are pretty tiny and cool.

http://www.theflip.com/store/

Consumer Reports identifies the Casio as one of the leading brands of digital cameras. One of my friends has one and really likes it.

I don't know any specific kids who have enjoyed it, but it's so kid friendly. The Kid Tough Digital Camera has a color preview screen that lets kids instantly see the pictures they’ve taken; Two-eye viewing, which makes it easy to look through the viewfinder; Big buttons that make it easy for little hands to use; and no reading is required. It's a fun looking camera and appears sturdy.

The Kid Tough Digital Camera is very kid friendly. And it comes in blue for your triplets :) It has a color preview screen that lets kids instantly see the pictures they’ve taken; Two-eye viewing, which makes it easy to look through the viewfinder; Dual handgrips for a steady shot; Big buttons that make it easy for little hands to use; and the controls are simple for kids to understand and no reading required. Good luck with all.

Five models of Bunn coffee makers are being recalled, which includes more than a million units.

The recall affects models:
GR-10B
GR-10W
B-10B
B-10W
BT-10B

The coffee makers were manufactured between February 2001 and May 2004, and were sold nationwide. Electrical problems could melt the plastic pour-in bowls. 17 complaints have been reported on the more than 1.75 units sold.

I think this one falls into that category. I think it's attractive and cool.

http://wize.com/coffee-makers/philips-senseo-hd...

Titanium is an inert metal that's not corrosive, thus does not alter the taste of the coffee. Titanium filters are made with this metal in sheets which are pierced. But, do you seriously need it? No.

Yes, they may have two. One is the Melitta Single Serve Coffeemaker Mdl#mes5b in black, which is my choice.

Bunns BX, GRX and BTX all have what they call a "vacation switch" that turns the tank heat off, aka an automatic shut off.

Cute way to word your question. I didn't see a truly portable coffee maker/travel cup (type) by Bunn, but they do offer a MY CAFÉ SINGLE SERVE COFFEE/TEA POD BREWER. It looks good for a quick cup.

If comparing the Bunn coffee makers to each other, the mess will be the same, that's up to you :) If not, less of a mess than what?

I haven't seen one as you describe by DeLonghi. So, at this time, I don't think so.

The DeLonghi 12-Cup Glass Coffee Maker appears to have the largest pot, if that's what you're referring to. It's attractive too.

Try these links. You'll find one.

http://sewing.about.com/topicsubkitchen.htm

http://sewing.about.com/library/weekly/aa011801...

Yes, the Juice Fountain Elite 800JEXL most specifically. It's quite impressive.

That's somewhat of a vague question, but a good juicer is important. A cheap one is more trouble than it's worth. Look for one that is easy to clean.

http://wize.com/juicers/?q=juicer

If they still make them in black, you'll be able to find one somewhere. The internet is wonderful that way. If not, maybe paint it :)

It looks very good, but the Juice Fountain Elite 800JEXL appears more comparable to the high end models.

Yes, for a couple days. Keep it covered. If you have it too long, you can always cook it down to make a tomato sauce.

I also like both very well. Here's to Jack and George :)

This one looks like it might fit your criteria...

http://wize.com/bread-machines/breadman-tr4000-...

No, you're not a dummy. I have one. They are convenient, especially with all the bread mix choices out there. They're fun too.

I would mostly be concerned about getting all the features I what, then I'd look at the ratings to pick one of the best (3) to buy.

Yes, it's good and easy to use.

It's generally supposed to stop for a while to rise, but then it should cook after that. If you don't have your Owner's Manual, check out Sunbeam online.

I think it's hot! Not hype.

This one is easy to clean and you can put some parts in the dishwasher too. I like that.

http://wize.com/juicers/jack-lalanne-power-juic...

I don't like the clean up part either. The one linked below is good. You can put some parts in the dishwasher too.

http://wize.com/juicers/jack-lalanne-power-juic...

This one is good. You can put some parts in the dishwasher too.

http://wize.com/juicers/jack-lalanne-power-juic...

Bunn has been in the coffee business for over 40 years. They are definitely doing something right. They report to strive for perfect tasting coffee. I recommend their coffee makers.

Absolutely, they have been in business over 40 years. They take pride in making the perfect coffee maker and good coffee.

Bunn takes pride in making good coffee. They claim "they're perfectly designed for perfect coffee." And they have been doing it over 40 years.

You can go onto their website (www.bunnomatic.com) and check accessories and/or customer support.

They claim their coffee makers brew ten cups of perfect coffee in 3 minutes. I'm not sure if that's fast enough for you.

They've improved a bit. They have the MY CAFÉ SINGLE SERVE COFFEE/TEA POD BREWER, if only you. Or the BTX HOME BREWER looks pretty cool, if more are in your household.

It does have a keep warm feature. I like the carafe design too. I recommend it for that.

I think the Cuisinart DCC-2000 12-cup Programmable Coffee Maker might.

They all can be messy from time to time. It depends on how you use it and tight seals are helpful. This appears to be a good one...

http://wize.com/coffee-makers/mr-coffee-ecm21-e...

Say what? That's funny. Yes, it has brains too.

Skip it :) I don't get the fuss. I've had it. I don't see that it's all that more fabulous than anything else. But seriously, I do hope you possibly enjoy yours.

They do advertise that their coffee makers feature an "automatic keep warm" and a removable water tank and water filter that lasts up to 2 years. That sounds good.

The thermal coffee pot on the Krups FMF5 10-Cup Thermal Programmable Coffee Machine keeps the flavor and temperature good. It's attractive too.

Since there are so many great coffee makers available today, it would be hard to say they make seriously better tasting coffee, but I've had the coffee and it is very good. Yes, they are very stylish too. I say get it :)

I think the Krups FMF5 10-Cup Thermal Programmable Coffee Machine would be great, since its thermal pot matches the look of a cool Air Stream Trailer. It comes in black or white.

They've been manufacturing products for a long time. They work well. The look of some products may be a bit plain looking that way.

I really haven't seen any lately. Krups doesn't offer one. I had a Black & Decker one once and it worked well.

The Krups XP1500 Combination Coffee & Espresso Machine appears to do that.

The ones they currently offer all make the same amount. The Krups XP1500 Combination Coffee & Espresso Machine looks the best to me.

The Krups FMF5 10-Cup Thermal Coffee Machine keeps coffee hot.
Its thermal carafe maintains the flavor and temperature longer.

I think so. They appear to be on the faster side to me.

I would recommend the Krups FMF5 10-Cup Thermal Programmable Coffee Machine in Black. It comes in white too.

I would recommend the Krups 324 Duothek Dual Thermal Coffee Machine.

I checked it out and it doesn't look like they currently offer one.

No. You will need a machine that allows you to separate the grass from the juice. A blender wouldn't do that. Check into a juicer.

http://wize.com/juicers/?q=juicer

You don't need a special machine. You can make nut butters of any kind in a food processor or a good blender. All the recipes I've seen are made in one of those machines.

That could be a lengthy and passionate debate. People feel strongly about both. Each has its pros and cons. I use Windows because it seems a little easier to find adaptable computer products. But I know people who think Mac is the only way to go, and they can't believe the rest of the world hasn't figured it out yet. It really depends on your individual needs. If you're a graphic artist or designer, I hear Macs work best for that.

It's ranked above average. LCD brings high-performance and widescreen details, in addition to super-high 1680x1050 resolution for brilliant HD viewing. It delivers clarity and amazing color with 2000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio (typ) and fast ClearMotiv 5ms video response.

I would recommend a carbon fiber tripod. They're reported to have exceptional stability and lightweight portability. They also withstand pressure and temperature extremes much better than conventional designs, and provide more efficient vibration dampening.

Camp Chef appears to make quality dutch oven tripods. Both Lodge and Chef Camp offer them in various sizes. This question should actually be organized under the small appliances heading.

If referring to the Keurig Platinum B70 Coffee Maker, the concept and operation is relatively the same and both are good. However, Tassimo is somewhat of a direct delivery program that delivers its coffee disks to your door, but they can be found at some locations.

I came across this information. The EdenPURE Heater is supposed to heat rooms from wall to wall and floor to ceiling. It is similar to a space heater. However, the makers of the EdenPURE Portable Heater claim their product can "cut your heating bill up to 50% while keeping you toasty warm." The heater is billed as a safer alternative to traditional space heaters because it generates "infrared heat." The infomercial refers to this as a "soft heat." The manufacturer also says that it can heat rooms faster than combustion heaters and cannot start a fire.

Start with looking at the two below. One is on the lower price end and one is on the higher, but fit your specified criteria. Good luck to you.

http://wize.com/grills-and-smokers/ducane-merid...

http://wize.com/grills-and-smokers/weber-s-650-...

If over your budget, hold out for seasonal sales.

Have you seen the one below? It's a one cup coffee maker with a timer.

http://wize.com/coffee-makers/keurig-platinum-b...

It's hard to say, but I would imagine the price would be on the higher side. I haven't seen a snottiest review list, so check with the places that sell the best. The link below is a good start.

http://wize.com/coffee-makers/delonghi-esclusiv...

I don't see any reason to rule out any known coffee maker as one that cannot be used in the kitchen. I guess one wouldn't need one that is too industrial, or too large if you have a small space.

Here is the link I should have provided in my initial response. My apologies.

http://wize.com/coffee-makers

You can learn a lot from websites like this one, but may need to check more than one source in order to find one that satisfies your needs. Did you already check out the link below?

It is very simple to use. With the Tassimo Discs (T DISCs) you can make the hot drink you want, when you want it. There's really no fuss. It is very stylish as you've already observed.

It's unclear which coffee maker you want compared to tassimo?

Many frozen pizzas come equipped with a reflective browning sheet in the same shape as the pizza. You set the pizza on top of it. They help a little. You can also buy them separately, but I've found that nothing works as well as the oven.

GoneShoppin is correct. I believe your model may have been included in a Chicken Cook-Off conducted by Consumer Reports. They reported that convection, auto-cooking, and other features on a microwave can help speed cooking from scratch, but for the crispiest, most succulent roast chicken, the range still ruled.

You can use darkening spices like soy sauce, paprika, turmeric, balsamic vinegar or others to your dishes to make them appear browner.

In some instances, a 'micro dryer' may only mean it's a smaller blow dryer. Or in other cases, along with ceramic and porcelain, a micro dryer has been reported to create a shiny smooth finish and emit negative ions, which reduce static and frizz. It's unclear how the word 'micro' contributes to those benefits. Wattages vary. See links below for a few micro dryer choices.

http://wize.com/search?category=health-and-beau...

http://wize.com/hair-styling-tools/babyliss-pro...