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27. Jan 2021
A classic flash still worth buying, and a bargin too.
Bargain priced quality unit with an infra red focus assist light - I much prefer that to a flash that fires twice through the actual flash unit.
25. Mär 2020
Easily the best truly non-stick cookware my family has used.
This has to be the best - probably the ONLY - non stick skillet we've bought at my house which is actually non-stick. A quick spray of PAM before making scrambled eggs and after cooking you can just wipe it out with a half paper towel and it's clean. We have had so many 'non stick' skillets and before they're very old stuff is sticking to them. This Tasty ceramic skillet is not like that. We use it and use it and just keep wiping it out with a paper towel, the finish is slick and smooth and cleans beautifully. I won't waste another nickel on any of those others you see on TV - they always burn some cheese and wipe it out with a paper towel to show how well it works, but they don't work like that for very long. This skillet DOES. I gather you need to use plastic utensils to avoid damaging the finish, which is fine because that is all we use anyhow. An all around win.
17. Aug 2022
Expensive filters, and tons of fakes out there which WILL NOT WORK
13 von 13 finden das hilfreich There are two problems with GE moving to this kind of water filter.
First, it has an RFID tag hidden under the label which the fridge uses to determine that it's a genuine GE filter, and to make you replace it after six months. Go too long after and it shuts off the water to the icemaker and water dispenser. These filters cost up to $50 apiece - that's $100 a year for water filters. Ouch.
Second - this filter is physically identical to the XWF filter, which is far cheaper and will install in the same place - but it doesn't have the RFID tag under the label and it won't work, the fridge will indicate there is an 'ERR' if you put one on, though it would work perfectly fine for filtering.
The big problem is that there seems to be a while industry set up around making fake XWFE filters, either they are XWF's that have been relabeled or maybe even FAKE XWF's that have been relabeled, as XWFE. When you install it, there is no RFID tag so the fridge says ERR and it won't work. I have bought more FAKE XWFE filters than real ones! Fortunately most of those was able to get my money back through PayPal. IF you buy any XWFE filter online be sure to pay for it with PayPal because if it's fake you can get your money back - and based on my experience, you've got at least a 50% chance of paying a 'bargain' price for a filter that will prove to be useless. The RFID tag is under the outer label of the filter, it's a round thing about the size of a nickel, you have to look for it but it's definitely visible - on a REAL XWFE filter.
Best bet of all, order the filter bypass 'plug' from GE which will let the water flow without being filtered at all, and put a water filter under your kitchen sink or wherever the fridge gets its water supply from. Better filters, longer lasting and cheaper. Certainly better than $100 a year for real filters! It's not easy to find the real ones for much less than the regular price... beware. And use PayPal in case you get scammed, as I have numerous times.
See the photos - for a comparison of with and without the RFID tag, and a closeup of what it looks like IF it is there. Just because the filter says 'XWFE' does not mean it's real.