Very useful, but a bit hard to clean
597021
I hate chopping vegetables, so the Vidalia Chop was very useful. It can't fit an entire onion - you'll have to slice it into three slivers. It's pretty useful for making chili. However, it is really difficult to get 100% clean (even with the plastic cleaning gagdet.)  . However, I find it less irritating to clean the device than I do to spend a bunch of time chopping - I'd recommend it, though it loses a star for being hard to clean.
2707064
I have had this cookbook holder for several years.  It is very versatile -- accomodating magazines, clippings, large cookbooks, etc.  My only complaint is that over time the acrylic has clouded up where I needed to clean it with something other than water (it is, of course, in the "line of fire" when I'm cooking). Perhaps if I'd used a special acrylic cleaner, I could have avoided this.
613013
These washcloths are super handy to have when travelling. I like that you can really lather them up with a bar of soap. That being said, it's difficult to wring them out and they tend to drip a lot. But they dry super fast, so that's good! Just make sure you have somewhere to hang them where it's okay for them to drip, so you don't get an unwanted puddle.
1837010
Hard to clean because of the tight fit, but otherwise fantastic.
4929224
Works very well-- does the job excellently, and ingeniously.  There are a couple of a spots on the molding of the plastic parts where I wish they'd done it slightly differently because it's easier for food particles to get stuck, and some of the plastic parts show a little chip here are there over time (sometimes it really throws material/pulp with force), and it tends to throw stuff out the top.  I have to wipe off the cupboard above/behind it because as I drop food in, sometimes bits spray up before I can get the pusher part in.

I've found that high-speed generally works better with most things, the low-speed tends to pull down, and not throw pulp into the basket as well.  And at 850 Watts, it's important for people to know that this means it draws just over 7Amps of current-- it's literally a power-tool for food.

I have found that it works best by putting hard items in first with a soft item (like carots or beets or sweet potatoes along with quarters from oranges.
1335928
Great and saves time.  4.6 rating because it's a little tough to clean.  Either by hand or washing machine, it's tough to get the llittle pieces of avocado residue out of the wires. Otherwise, I love it.
3796517
We've used a Le Bistro waterer now for a couple of years. With two thirsty retrievers, it's nice to not have to fill up the water bowl every two hours. The water level is kept constant at a nice height that does a good job of keeping the dogs from slopping the water on the floor.

My only problem with the product is that a few design choices have made it a lot harder to clean than it really needed to be. There are two raised discs in the bowl area probably from where it was molded. They're only a few thousandths of an inch high, but still require a thorough scrubbing daily to keep clean.

In addition, the inlet where the water flows from the container portion into the bowl is recessed making it near impossible to clean thoroughly from the back. The nozzle side of it which feeds into the bowl is also a bit hard to deal with as it's raised and creates an arch shaped corner that's hard to get into with anything bigger than a pipe cleaner.

These aren't deal breakers in my opinion. It's function far outweighs it's problems. Just be aware that it's going to require more maintenance than a plain old bowl.

Another caveat, when it's nearly empty, it's very light and a bit top heavy. It's easy for the dogs to head butt the container while getting a drink and tip it over, spilling the remaining water all over the place. This is easy to avoid by keeping it topped off though.
473720
We love this.  It is somewhat difficult to clean, but it looks and works very well.
620787
Very, very useful and I should have bought a set YEARS ago. Lots of uses, but I must admit to a fondness for an Italian hero/sub/grinder, and I don't like the deli to add dressing, as by the time I get around to eating it, it's gone soggy on me.
2569660
great- but the cap is slightly hard to clean and needs to be cleaned well with each use, otherwise you get left over gunk/flavor
- i use it sparingly but need to make sure i rub off mocha/tea stains from the plastic.
4107077
This is certainly worth the reasonable price.  I would have given it 5 stars except that I find it difficult to empty.  I didn't think about it when I was shopping but now do wish I had held out for one that had a pull out drawer for the shredded paper.  Lifting the top off and trying to balance it while I empty it isn't easy for me.  I don't want to sit the top on the floor and and chance getting oil or something on my carpet.  I did line my basket with a plastic bag so this helps some.  All in all, I do rate it as a good product, though I've only had it for about a month and a half.
4964900
I like this utensil rack except for one thing, the openings at the bottom are big enough for a lot of flatware like spoons to fall through and get stuck. Then it is a pain to get them out.  I cut a piece of hard plastic and put in the bottom, but the spoons still slip through at the bottom corners sometimes and I have to clean the plastic bottom I put in. Otherwise it is very useful: holds a lot and with three compartments it keep things fairly upright.
1241715
This is a very sturdy cutter that cuts our cheese damn well. It's a bit hard to clean/wash is all.
4858185
I like it, but clean up is a chore.  I bought the grooved clean up pieces as well, and they are definitely helpful, but it is still difficult to clean in between the raised ridges.  They create lovely "grill" marks and obviously cast-iron is great in the kitchen.  I would have given it a 5 star but for the cleaning issues.
3021363
kind of a pain to clean, but definitely sturdy and keeps stuff cold.
2962537
handy and efficient.  Could do better on hard floors
4616609
Kinda a pain to clean, but for certain mylks, a great way to get the fine gritty particulate matter out.