Reviews by WeekenedWarrior

WeekenedWarrior says "Works well - good tasting tap water" about Brita Faucet Filter System

WeekenedWarrior — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 13:47:08 GMT

I recently purchased a Kenmore refrigerator without the water/ice center and instead bought this inexpensive filtration system for my tap. The Brita unit went on in under a minute - only needed a wrench to loosen and remove my faucet's aerator. It came with assorted ring-adaptors in varying sizes for faucets with 'internal threads', none of which were needed for my installation. Instructions were short and simple, 3 steps. The water tastes fresh and clears quickly of air bubbles. There are two tap settings to bypass the filter for non-drinking use. I bought this cheaper plastic unit to see if I can tolerate the faucet-mount style and will probably upgrade to a chrome unit or maybe an inline/undersink unit. I'm satisfied with this purchase for under $40.

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WeekenedWarrior says "Comfortable, firm" about Sealy Union LTD Plush Pillowtop Queen Mattress ONLY

WeekenedWarrior — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 23:15:19 GMT

I've slept on this pillowtop mattress for the past two months and it's great - especially for the price. No complaints at all.

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WeekenedWarrior says "Great Value - Very Satisfied" about Kenmore 18.2 cu. ft. Top Freezer Refrigerator w/ Factory-Installed Ice Maker

WeekenedWarrior — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 23:15:18 GMT

This unit deserves 5 stars for it's efficient features, overall appearance, and value. I paid $529 + $65 delivery. The price dropped by $10 after I bought it.

There are 4 adjustable solid (leak proof) plastic door bins that easily hold gallon containers. The dairy bin is fixed in place and has a lip to prevent rollouts but will not catch leaks. The less expensive model I compared it too had wire shelves and this model has leak proof glass shelving, nice. Two of three shelves are adjustable. The meat/cheese bin is clear plastic and shallow (about 5 inches), attached to the left underside of top shelf. The interior plastic is lite, ok it's downright cheap, likely won't hold a large watermelon or heavy crockpot.

Now I will say it's noisy when it's producing ice (mind you, not the actual ice dropping) and I wouldn't want to sleep nearby. The other inexpensive unit I considered did not have 'noise reduction' technology and I can only imagine how much louder that could be. Aside from...

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