Single guy. Lives in a trailer. Fits perfect. Just the right size.

Have only had the frige for a few days. I expect it would last a while. My son is happy with it.

I chose this model because it was small enough to fit on my counter. It replaced a GE one that I got at WalMart about 8 years ago that finally threw in the towel. I am so disappointed with this Black & Decker. It looks fine, but feels flimsy. It takes forever to toast something, and the dial for setting the time/shade of toast is big, and therefore difficult to set accurately. If you toast a second slice immediately after a first, it takes twice as long. I have not used the oven/broil functions yet, but I did have to talk my boyfriend into not returning this one - for now.

We purchase this frig to go upstairs in our den. We love it! Purchase on line 12\/20 and had it shipped to store it was available for pick up the same day. Gotta love ship to store! Got it home plugged it in and by later on that nite it was cold. It holds a lot of drinks. We had to set the temp higher drinks were freezing...Motor seems to run quietly. Glad we purchase it.....

I just followed the directions just as written, and the rice was great! I didn't even add any butter, oil, or spices, and it was delicious! Yes, as other reviewers stated, there was a thin crust on the bottom, but my husband put that in a separate bowl and ate it--he LOVES that part! I don't know why some reviewers said it doesn't make very much. One time I made 6 measures and it yielded over 14 cups of brown rice!! I wanted something that makes a lot, we only have 2 people, but I make a lot of recipes calling for brown rice, so it's convenient to freeze individual servings.\nThe lid rest and condenstion catcher are so great, it's like one reviewer said, it's be great if everything had such nice features!\nWe like everything about this, the size, the price and of course the results!! I haven't had it long enough to talk about it's durability, but used it a couple times with no problems at all. It worked perfectly!

A very handy tool for the home or work shop.

I was skeptical at first but after using for a week or so, I like it. The only negative that I can say and it's just because I am a picky person, is that I would have preferred for it to take a little bit taller cup. The one provided is ok, but I like my travel mugs to have a closure & a real thin lip. Easily solved by just using the provided mug as a receiver & pour into my favorite mug after it is brewed. Definitely great for a one cup (15oz) person in a one person household.

Cons:\nMade some butter, and when removing the unit from the base, there was a small \"puddle\" of buttermilk on the top of the base. This led me to believe that some of it leaked into the electronics of the base and may be in the process of doing some kind of damage that I would not have been aware of if that small puddle went unnoticed.\n\nAnother thing is that it is only 1 speed. Now that I have experience in food processors (2nd one), a potentiometer to control the speed would be in order. Do you agree?\n\nAlso, there seems to be no \"butter blade\" for the thing. Searched all the websites, including B&D;'s and still nothing. So I cut a small plastic syrup bottle to fit, burned a hole in the bottom with a pencil torch (great thing to have!) and while the plastic was still molten (extremely soft), I pressed it onto the shaft of the S-Blade so that the plastic would literally beat the heavy cream into butter and buttermilk. The Spell worked!\n\nPro:\nIt's a nice looking unit, though I'd prefer a red one over a black one to match my kitchen decor.\n\nRecommendation:\nPut a gasket or O-ring on the underneath side of the pitcher.

Works great when you need to get to close spaces and I highly recommend.

Bought at my local Walmart. Second time I used it the post that holds the slicing blade broke in half. Machine is very noisy. Plastic parts are not durable. I returned it for refund and ordered Qusinar and love it.

This Stanley Hammer Drill serves more than one application. While the 20-Volt Lithium battery provides plenty of power for driving screws, or drilling up to 1\/2 inch holes, the unit is also capable of drilling into cement, or concrete.

I love this iron and it is far and few between...

Purchased as a gift for someone. My friends who have one like theirs. After Christmas will purchase one for myself.

I purchased this 45 days ago and only used it 3 times and it is smoking and not blending. I am soooooo disappointed and will be returning this!

This processor\/blender combo looks great but it is quite loud and the blender is a joke. I purchased this mainly for the blender and figured having the added processor would be fantastic! I have yet to try the processor unit, but I put the blender to my fruit smoothie test. And it most definitely did not pass. I made a simple banana and strawberry smoothie with the fruit being frozen and orange juice. After having it on for 2 minutes on HIGH, I wound up with pieces of fruit. My little single serve Hamilton Beach does WAYYYYY better than this B&D; blender. If you're looking for a good performing blender this one is not it. I will be returning it this week.

I've had this little vac about a year and love it. It's great to get things out of the car or when you don't want to drag the regular vac out. It holds a charge pretty well. I can do a really good, deep vacuum of the entire van and it lasts the entire time. I would buy it again.

This is a great fan. The price was reasonable and the dual speed is exactly what I was looking for.

chops well but a little cheaper made than the one I used to have

For the price this rice cooker has exceeded all of my expectations. I generally cook two cups of rice at a time, and have not had any problems with liquid sputtering out of the steam vent as others have described. In cook mode it seems to be on a 1 hour timer, then it kicks into warm mode. 1 hour may not be enough for some brown rices, but its easy enough to work around. I just unplug it, add a bit more liquid, and plug it back in. You will be on your own with timing at that point, but it's still easier then tending a boiling pot, at least in my opinion.