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Mar 14, 2017
Tepid Review for Brookstone Beverage Warmer
I purchased this specifically for the auto shut-off feature. This feature is either not touted by other manufacturers or is not offered. IMHO it should be a standard feature for safety and energy conservation. The user guide states that the unit will turn off after two hours. My unit does not automatically turn off at either high or low setting - ever. The stainless steel looking shell gets pretty warm to the touch but that is not a big deal. It gets to a temperature is hot to the touch but won't burn you or catch your desk on fire. I like the high and low setting but personally will only use the high to keep the coffee warm.
Feb 14, 2006
A Really G-R-E-A-T Shew! =)
1 of 1 found this helpful WOW! This is really great. The COMPLETE shows - commercials and all... all of the guests all of the lads' performances in beautiful Black & White!
The first three TV shows (in successive weeks in Feb of 1964) clearly depicts the tremendous energy of the band and the audience. Ed is shown several times having a heck of a time cooling off the kids so he can bring on the rest of the guests or plug a sponsor. Paul is definitely highlighted in the first show. John makes up for it by the third show however (Twist & Shout). George plays a bit to the camera and Ringo is ... well Ringo! The 1965 shows the band a little weary - off key at times - but still fun.
This is a definite YES! (or should I say Yeah, Yeah, Yeah!)