Thursday, June 29, 2006
Saturday, June 24, 2006
Amazon!!!
Friday, June 23, 2006
Candle lantern comparison
The Couglan is lighter and cheaper.
The UCO is better made (thicker metal, glass, hooked hanger). The UCO has a larger glass surface area to let out more light. The UCO is more stable on a table top (weighted base with candle lock). We trust the locking mechanism on the UCO better (does not self open). The UCO can be handled by the base during use (Coughlan gets too hot). The UCO has a catch basin to prevent wax spills. The UCO locks the candle in place, Coghlan's moves freely inside the case. UCO has more options (reflectors, cases). The UCO has a better guarantee.
So ... it depends what you are looking for - light and sufficient, or a longer lasting, better designed, more livable alternative in the UCO. Both have their place.
Monday, June 12, 2006
Feedback Follies
City: ManassasAnd then the second message, sent moments later:
State: VA
Comments/Questions: The ice cream ball sucks! This has to be the worse designed product ever. First, you say to clean the rock/salt container off after 10 minutes.. but a wooden spoon, etc. certainly doe not do the trick. Second, there is no way to actually get the ice cream out because of the poor design. I ended up, after 40 minutes of shaking, telling my 5 year old daughter that she was going to have to settle for a milkshake. What a shame that I wasted $19.99 on this stupid thing to take camping. There is no way in hell I taking this anywhere but back to the store I bought it at.
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City: ManassasOuch!
State: VA
Comments/Questions: If you would please disregard my other email. I am a boob! After reading over the outside of the box I realized that I had put the ingredients in the ball ass backwards. Very sorry. Please accept my apologies for my stupidity.
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Friday, June 09, 2006
USA Today today
Sunday, June 04, 2006
Spork review
Thursday, June 01, 2006
Raleigh Mega review
Mega Play & Freeze Ice Cream Maker
The scoop: The brand-new "mega" version of Industrial Revolution's novelty ice cream maker makes double the dessert. Fill one end with ice and rock salt, and the other end with your ice cream mix (we used hot cocoa powder, whipping cream, vanilla extract and sugar) -- and shake it, baby. After 30 minutes of moving and grooving, you've got a frozen treat (think Wendy's Frosty).
Chill factor: After adding the ingredients, this thing is heavy. Rolling it back and forth was about all our weak arms could handle.
Tip: Originally designed for campers, this maker's ice cream is meant to be finished in one sitting. Refreezing is not a good option.
Details: $29-$39.95, online at www.amazon.com. In orange, blue, purple, pink, red, clear and green.