Waring Pro WMK600 Double Belgian Waffle Maker

List Price: $190.00 Price: $99.00 You Save: $91.00 (48%)

Product Details Extra deep 1-inch waffle pockets 2 LEDs and 3 audio beep tones indicate when each waffle is done Brushed stainless steel finish Rotary thermostat and browning control knob Product Description What’s improve than one perfectly baked, golden brown Belgian Waffle? TWO! The Waring Pro® Double Belgian Waffle Maker does scarcely what it says it will do, baking two deep-pocketed big Belgian waffles at once – to the shade you like greatest. The unique rotating feature ensures that both waffles bake evenly on both sides. So whatever you top them with – whipped substance, syrup, berries, peaches or ice cream – doesn’t compete with the crunch. And the pockets are one-inch clever, so there is plenty of room for the kind of toppings that make a brunch more memorable and a dessert-to-die-for! And simply to make sure every single waffle is perfect, Waring Pro® provides all the help you exigency: 2 LEDS for Heat-Up and Ready-to-Bake, 3 “Beeps” when waffles are done violent, and a thermostat/browning control to let you please all of the waffle lovers all of the time!

Cuisinart WAF-6 Traditional 6-slice Waffle Maker With Black Silicone Tongs

Product Details Lock-down lid. Nonstick baking plates. Red "power on" indicator light and OFF setting. Green "ready to bake/ready to eat" indicator light. Product Description Cuisinart streamlines the old waffle iron, and then makes it bigger! Cooks 6 full-size waffles for a family breakfast or a new barmy on dessert. The sides of the elegant brushed stainless steel housing are slightly flared for a artificer look that's practical too, catching drips before they hit the counter. With 6 shade settings, indicator lights, an audible "poised" tone, and a lid that locks to ensure even baking, perfect Cuisinart waffles are perfectly dependable.

Digital Evolution Iron

List Price: $0.00

Product Details 1,500W Auto Clean® eliminates mineral build-up 3-way auto-shutoff discontinues heat after a period of inactivity Anti-drip system protects fabrics for water spotting even at low temperatures Product Description B&D Digital Progress Iron

DIGITAL ADVANTAGETM IRON

Product Details Swivel Cord; Smart Stand and More 3 Way Auto Shut Off; Anti Drip; Auto Clean Digital AdvantageTM Iron by Black & Decker® Home 1500 Watts Smart Steam and Comfort Grip Handle Product Description The Digital AdvantageTM Iron has a quiet-view multi-lingual digital display with a ready indicator light winning the guesswork out of ironing. The easy-access controls and ergonomically designed fabric dial makes ironing an as chore. A special Auto-Shut-Off after 10 seconds of non-movement helps fix this iron extremely safe. This is an iron that you will want to have.

B&D IRON DIGITAL LOW TEMP STEAM CERAMIC

List Price: $79.99

Product Details FARBERWARE Farberware D6500 B&d All Temp Digital Iron Product Description All Temp Steam gives you the pliantness to select steam at every temperature setting, allowing you to use steam on your delicate and synthetic fabrics. The mild-to-read digital display indicates the selected fabric type in your choice of English, Spanish or French. Inventive All-Temp Steam Technology. Gives you the flexibility to use steam at any temperature setting! INOX Stainless Brace Soleplate. Provides superior gliding performance over time, while resisting buildup and wear for a longer life! Backlit Digital Display.

Customer Reviews

Inferior Performance & Customer Service
This maquette (D6500) is no longer featured on Black & Decker's web site. Perhaps there is a good reason. I was initially hopeful when I purchased this iron and valued the experience that it was able to produce steam at lower temperature settings than other irons. I dubbed it 'the SUV of irons'. It was ungainly, clunky, and a less nimble than the mid-line Rowenta I tried but it just plain flattened any wrinkles in its scenario better than anything else I used!

I loved the precisely "detented" digital temperature settings and the unconcerned blue-lit LCD display. I was even able to get used to resetting the temperature (pressing the temperature handle multiple times) each and every time the iron shut itself off automatically. This typically happened when I was ironing something larger (a layer) and not moving the iron with great gusto - which was, without a doubt, a cue for the auto-shutoff to kick in.

My main gripe, however, was that the iron produced a prodigious burst of steam when returned to its vertical shelf position. It sputtered and spouted (ouch) like a snarling triceratops right out of "Jurassic Deposit". I sent this iron packing and opted for a second sample which turned out good the opposite: little to no steam was produced - ever.

Thinking I would give Black & Decker one more try (a là Goldilocks ...) I returned the understudy iron to Applica for a warranty replacement. My request was approved, but 10 months have report in and gone and I have not heard or received anything despite periodic calls to their 800 number and promises that a new entity would be shipped.

Life goes on and I have since gone out and purchased a T-fal iron which is fine. I am now awaiting a refund promised by Black & Decker. Call me picky, but this snazzy iron did not save the goods.

Update: After over a year (and additional follow-up calls to the manufacturer) I finally received a full refund. It was imperative to fax a copy of the original purchase receipt to Applica. For some reason, I also received another iron(!) which I judged to be a refurb. It operates the same as the very first, issuing a stupendous burst of steam from the soleplate when set on its base (heel) after a period of ironing.

2009-09-24 (Chicago, IL USA) | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 1

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Iron Leaks Rust dyed water
This iron worked very well for about 4 months. Then, one day, my mate asked me to come look at the iron because it was leaking rust colored water. I knew something was very bad at this point. I called the manufacturer and they told me they would send out a new one, but it was backordered and wouldn't be shipped until Dec. 15th. Sometime in January, I received a sign stating that it was determined that I had a valid claim and please cut off the plug and send it to them (it has a code on it, which I gave to them back in December), which I did. On Feb. 16th, I called them again because I still had no iron. They tried to send me a cheaper likeness in it's place because it was still backordered. They also couldn't tell me how long it would be because they didn't have that kind of information. At this call, I threatened to send the rest of the iron to the consumer product safety commission (as a rule because rusty water and electricity don't mix). She put me on hold and offered to send me a different iron (still cheaper than the one I bought). I told her no thanks to that also. On enfold again. Finally she came back and told me they were going to refund my money. Now I have to fax my reciept back to them and wait some more. This iron seems to be all the rage, but

2009-02-20 | Pete T. (Madison, AL) | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 1

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All Temp Steam is The Only Way To Go
After having enough problems with my overpriced Rowenta iron I bought a Black & Decker D2030 and was very pleased as Punch. When the new B&D all-temp irons came out I could not wait. I purchased the D6500 which has a ceramic sole plate and I have been exceptionally pleased as Punch, this iron makes the chore of ironing as easy as possible. Being able to use steam on low temps allows me to really be able to get the wrinkles out of synthetics that can't take high temps, this iron also saved me from purchasing a disassemble steamer. This is my first iron with a ceramic sole plate and it makes a slightly different sound gliding across the outfit when ironing than a stainless plate, but to me it seems to heat very evenly, and maybe it's just me but my clothes straight look better with this iron than my old iron no matter what temp I am on, maybe it's the ceramic. Valid a note; the ceramic does glide across fabric as smoothly as anything I have tried. There is also the B&D D6000 all-temp iron which has the Stainless exclusive plate if you prefer. I totally recommend this iron as it has made the job easer and does a better job. I'll never again have an iron that does not steam on every temperature environs.

2009-01-20 (Louisiana) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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