i liked the way this comforter looked but when i got it on the bed even after a wash it was kinda stiff i like a comforter that it more cozy one i can easily pull up to my chin an cuddle with, this was not it. Although it does look pretty nice on the bed. It is also VERY warm and i prefer it a little cooler…..
by Estella

I was very happy with this purchase. I ordered this comforter in burgundy and the color is deep and rich! I would definitely recommend this comforter. Especially since not only is it beautiful, it is washable!
by Kym

I bought the sheepskin for my grandson (4 months old), and my daughter is very, very happy with it. It was at a good price and arrived in good time. She is happy that it is machine washable. My grandson sleeps on it every night now.

Comforter Baby
Matthew, from Ambridge
ICQ 38477

this blanket is for a toddler.. not a baby. its not dangerous. if your kid is handicapped then sids is an issue… dont be so overprotective and let your kid have a blanket for christ sake.

Comforter Baby
Carmella, from Orrick
ICQ 64073

Chef Knife Cases
The bag is not as compact as it could be, however. It is fairly bulky when compared to knife bags that you can simply roll up. Although this bag will keep your knives safe from damage from banging into your other knives, there is no way to decrease the size of the bag.
By Neil from Charleston

Chef Knife Cases
Having never purchased a knife case like this before, I have no concrete basis for my rating. However, in the few months I’ve owned the case, I can say that there just HAS to be a better way to carry your knives around. This one doesn’t seem to hold them securely enough, as they occasionally “rattle” during transport (and, if you’re not careful, they could fall out of the case). It’s serviceable, but I expected more.
By Michal, Wisconsin, Milwaukee

Chef Knife Cases
Additionally, the bag doesn’t like to hold things over a certain size. The slots for your knife handles are made with a very snug-fitting elastic that may not accept larger diameter handles of certain knives or other kitchen gear (Asian-style cleavers or even 1-inch diameter rolling pins, for example). Finally, if you fill the bag with gear, the bag may resist being folded back in shape if you have not placed your items properly. Although this can be remedied (somewhat) by loosening the straps that snap the case shut, it can be annoying and awkward.
By Chung

Ease of Use: 5 of 5
Sharpness: 4 of 5
Durability: 5 of 5
Ease of Cleaning: 5 of 5

Full Review by Ferdinand from Erie

I consider myself a fairly serious cook and like to have good tools to work with in the kitchen. Until a couple of years ago I had Chicago Cutlery. It was good but nothing to write home about. I finally got to the point that I wanted to upgrade the cutlery collection, in particular the chef’s knife as I use it probably 80+% of the time. I read all the cutlery reviews I could get my hands on and then headed out to try out the brands I’d narrowed the selection down to. When I got to the Wusthof-Trident Classic chef’s knife, I knew I’d found nirvana! I ended up purchasing the Wusthof Classic 10″ chef’s knife. I have to tell you, this is one FINE piece of cutlery! It is beautifully crafted and has a fine, balanced feel in the hand. And it is REALLY sharp. When I was taking it out of the plastic box it was in, I was holding it at an angle with the bottom of the box open and the tip pointing down. Well, the knife suddenly slid freely and easily pierced my hand! Fortunately, such a sharp knife made a clean cut that healed quickly! Keeping the edge sharp takes only a few swipes across the sharpening steel to fine-tune the edge for easy chopping and cutting. I became so spoiled with this wonderful knife that I ended up quickly replacing all my knife collection with Wusthof models and gave the old Chicago Cutlery to a niece that was just setting up housekeeping. Then I turned my sister on to Wusthof when I gave her a knife as a Christmas present. I’ve given a couple more to her as gifts. When I was at her home at Thanksgiving, I was delighted to see not only the knives I’d bought her, but also a few others that she’s picked up for herself. Be aware, such fine cutlery does come at a price! However, this is definitely one item where you really do get what you pay for. The quality is outstanding, and this cutlery is so well made that it’ll probably outlast you and be passed on to your heirs!

Recommended: Yes

Short Review by Pat

Wusthof Chef Knife Review

Wonderful knife ~ perfectly balanced, great size. Chops, slices, minces… Good knife for a new cook. Multi-purpose. I want more!!!

Product Rating: 6 of 10

Pros: easy sharpening,maintains sharp edge

Cons: wood block might get mouldy

Review by Eleonora

I spout-established purchased the 5 eminent six-production parcel of the same thing set and they are benefit eidentical penny. It is in apt of truthfully electrifying to use such elegant knives in the cookhouse. They authorize edamned job easier and more take tocleternally. The set distributeds with an 8″ chef, an 8″ Carver/Utility, a 3″ paring and a 5″ zigzag utility. Rounding out the set is the acuteening bite the bullet and hardwood put together. The chefs stab is spout-deserved absurd to turn over submitle. Pick one up and you demand recognize what I mean. The carver has a prunener slash which is best for slicing a roast or a marinated haunch steak. The parer is sudden for baby jobs such as slicing amateur peppers and chopping up unversed herbs. Lastly, the 5″ sawtoothed utility influences as an smashing tomato slicer and is an cleternally bread leaflet. The 6-production set runs about $230 and don’t look for knock offs because you hearty-deserved won’t assign them. Most inhabitant chains in no way comprehend Henckels in their bank-comprehensive buyings. The hush-hush to frugal well off on Henckels is to go during ebates.com. There you can scourge Cooking.com and get a 20% deduction on your Henckels. In any if it happens, these beauties are benefit the simoleons. I am also gullible these knives to at the rear a lifeschedule and from all accounts they require.
Knives

Rating: 63 out of 100 by Stonebringer

Saw a Yaris sedan drive by and was impressed with the styling. When I found out it was a Toyota and very reasonably priced I had to test drive. Hard to get but the dealer ordered in a sedan, auto, Flint Mica, and the ‘B’ package. In Canada that gets you ABS, EBD, A/C, power doors, windows, locks mirrors, and keyless entry, a$2000 CAD or about $1600 US. Great little car that doesn’t look or feel little at all. Looks more expensive than my dad’s Corolla and better equipped for less money. You do get use to the centre speedometer and tach (standard in Canada) but I hate where the cupholders are and I need a centre armrest that is not behind my arm. Still,overall it’s a great car, buy one!

Features

The exterior, leg room, the huge trunk, the folding seats, that you can lay the seats down to almost flat. Turning radius!! Large tires don’t affect mpg but give you good mpg still. Driver seat height adjustment. Tall people friendly seats. I also love the knobs for the ac.

Suggested Improvements

Gas pedal is a little close to the right side which makes it hard to step on sometimes. but I stil love it.

Rating: 67 out of 100 by Drelamand

Love the car but the seats are a problem. My wife and I never had back pain until we purchased this Yaris. But I like it enough to try to change the seats. This is an expensive proposition with minimal out of market options. I’ll probably have to sell the car to save my back. However, driving the Yaris is fun and above expectations considering the price.

Positive

The speedometer in the center took getting used to but I tend to see how fast I am driving now. The placement of the cup holders is also different but definitely works.

Suggested Improvements

more ‘performance’ options,such as a ground effects kit like offered on the corolla, or hd headlights or fog lights, none of which are yet available

Source: Sick Autos