Showing posts with label sanyo refrigerators. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sanyo refrigerators. Show all posts
Sunday, October 5, 2014
Whirlpool / KitchenAid / Kenmore Gasket Refrigerator 2188445A
Monday, March 10, 2014
Panasonic NN-SN651B Genius 1.2 cuft 1200-Watt Sensor Microwave with Inverter Technology, Black
This is a nice midsized oven. It does not dominate your counter space like the larger counter top ovens, and it also large enough to do more than pop popcorn.
We eat alot of the low calorie diet tv dinners.. this oven heats them evenly and to perfection. The microwave panini meals even end up with toasted crisp bread.
In 30 years this is probably the best microwave oven we have owned, and you cannot beat the price.After 31 years of faithful service from a Sharp Microwave, it was time for an update. This Panasonic fit the ticket perfectly. It arrived on time as stated and works great. On the highest setting, it boiled water in 45 seconds and heated a bowl of soup in 20 seconds. Nice!! It has 10 different heat settings including defrost, cook delay, a keep warm feature, and it's very quiet. For the price of this machine, you can't go wrong!!I ordered this to supply a microwave for the new house. It is easy to use, works well, and looks good. It was also well packaged and arrived pretty quickly. All in all, I am satisfied with its performance.
Also, It doesnt feel cheap and the button to open it doesn't stick. I also like that you can just press the buttons for the time that you want instead of having to hit a specific input time button or turn a dial or do some other form of annoying time wasting step. You just press 1-3-0 start for a minute 30. Exactly how it should be.
I have been using it more and more, and it heats food quickly and evenly. I have had to adjust my microwave intuition (setting it for how much your food really needs) because it gets hot pretty quickly. Again, satisfied and would recommend!
As always, please indicate if this was helpful.
CheersThis unit was my first experience with the "inverter heating technology". I like it so much better than my older units that when on reduced power cooking, it just gave you shorter durations of full power heating. This unit actually reduces the cooking power over the total cooking time. I no longer experience overheated spots on my defrosted meats. I seldom actually cook anything in it, other than fresh vegetables. I mostly re-heat left-overs, de-frost meats, heat frozen dishes, and quickly boil water when needed. However, the "inverter" funtion is about all that I really like about this model.
The things that I was dissatisfied with are: The interior light does not come on when the door is open; it is not a quiet operating unit, if fact, I would describe it as quite noisey; there is a 5 beep alarm that sounds upon the completion of the heating cycle, but no further notice alerting you that food is still in the microwave awaiting to be removed; you cannot use the timer function if your heating something in the microwave; and finally the opening and closing of the oven door is very hard to do. The force required to push the "door open button" is quite excessive. I doubt children under the age of 15 would be able to open it, and you cannot just push the door closed, you nearly have to slam it closed. So, in short I have very mixed feelings about recommending this unit to anyone.Even though this is a 1200W microwave, it is definitely the strongest one I've ever used. Before I had to use only slightly less time than recommended on packages...now I have to use a significant less amount of time, as well as 80% power settings.
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
316207520 Control Board Frigidaire Kenmore
- If unsure, please ask your seller if it would fit your model
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
LG DLGX2651R
Another minor issue is that, in most modes, you can't change the heat setting. So if I am using the default "cotton/normal" mode, it won't let me change the heat setting for that load from "medium". I can only do that from manual (timed) mode, and then I don't get the dryness sensing. When I'm in a real hurry, or when I'm washing very durable items, I'd like to be able to set the heat to high.
One thing to note is that this "white" dryer may not match the "white" of other brands. It doesn't match our Maytag washer, which is a more true white.
Update: I'm not sure if all the "not helpful" votes for my review are because people think my complaints are too petty or if I pissed off some LG dealer by giving only 3 stars. Shrug.
Friday, August 16, 2013
U-Line : 1115WCB-00 15 Wine Cooler Captain Model
- Wine bottle capacity up to 24 bottles (.75L)
- Slide-out wine racks allow for easy access to bottles
- Maple-trimmed wine racks can be stained to match surrounding decor
- Push-button digital display - allows middle zone temperature control and viewing of three zones
- Ships 1-2 weeks. Standard shipping includes common carrier delivery to the curb. Additional charges may apply depending on delivery conditions.
Pros
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1. * Cooling * I needed a cooler that could handle varying ambient temperature with low noise levels as I don't run the AC all day. Thermoelectric coolers are near silent but they can only cool so far past room temperature. This model is compressor based and is very quiet so it does both jobs well.
2. * Storage * Shelves make for easier racking and then later on easier viewing. Shelves that look nice are tough to find. Shelves that fit any kind of bottle are even tougher. This cooler has nice wooden slide-out shelves and the right design to place everything from ice wines to champagnes, as long as you stick to 750mL and under of course.
3. * Size * Floor space was at a premium so a high density cooler with minimal footprint was ideal. This one is both narrow and can still hold up to 24 bottles depending on the bottle size.
4. * Multi-zone * I like everything from champagne, to ice wines, to whites and reds so a single temperature won't do. The multi-zone coolers I found tend to have only two discrete temperatures. The design of the 1115WCB allows for a gradient of temperatures as you move from the bottom to the top. This means you can lay champagnes and ice wines at the bottom and move up to whites and finally reds and they will all be in their "ideal" storage temperatures.
5. * Showcase * The lowest section allows you to place bottles at an angle which is great to showcase your best wines. I currently keep three bottles of champagne as it is the coldest section and they look nice there. Few coolers have a section like this and it makes for great eye candy.
Cons
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1. * Price * At $1000+ the cooler is not cheap but it is definitely good value if you require the features above.
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