Appliance Reviews

This Farberware Urn is a must for family gatherings. My mother has had the smaller version for several years and she just loves it! If I receive the 55 C in my bridal registry, we'll have one for decafe and one for regular coffee! I have even borrowed my mothers to warm apple cider- what a treat in the fall!

I purchased my roaster used but have loved using it so far. Is there a way I can get a hold of a steam rack for it?

I am very pleased with my new Farberware 18-Qt. Roaster. The price was extremely competitive (same or lower than others in this arena). It has a lovely stainless steel outside and black inside (with liner) that is pleasing to the eye. The stainless steel was slightly misleading to me when I heated up for the first time. Watch out, it's too hot to touch and you'll scorch your finger tips like I did. The only other drawback that I could find was the heating dial doesn't show temperature on the low end, so if you're wanting to go lower than 200 degrees, you need to guess and keep turning it off and on manually.

I used this unit on a very moderate basis for about a year and a half and then it stopped working properly. Naturally, the warranty had expired. I called the customer service number to ask about paid repair service and was told that there were no authorized repair stations and in fact, it couldn't be repaired. They did offer to sell me another at a reduced price which wa more than I paid for the unit initially. To sum it up, it worked well while working but didn't stand up and then, regardless of my willingness to pay, it can't be repaired. Seems to me that a unit of this cost should last for a long time and repairs should be possible.

I bought this unit and used it ONE time. The next time it was plugged in, it failed to turn on, which is probably a good thing. My step-father took the thing apart and found the wiring to be faulty. On top of that, I called Farberware Customer Service several times and NEVER got through nor did I get any response from them. I am extremely disappointed, since I paid [a lot] for something I think should last for a long time.

My parents bought one of the old 30 cup urns and it was great for family gatherings. My parents have been deceased for over 25 years and the urn still works. I could use some advice on how much coffee you need for 30 cups. It is a Model 13U.

Gee I thought if you see one waffle iron you've seen them all.
I guess not...We used the Fabreware iron three times and the hinge broke....Looks like others have had the same problem...
Didn't anyone in the engineering deartment think that a flimsy plastic part may not hold up?

This is the worst waffle maker I've ever owned. It doesn't cook evenly no matter the setting. If you like your waffles uncooked and doughy in the middle - this is the griddle for you!!! Truly, keep looking!! This isn't worth the space Amazon gives to it!!!

Within one month the hinges broke on this waffle iron. The company relplaced it and the hinges broke again in about two weeks. this time my husband repaired it by replacing the plastic hinge wiht steel bolts. Six months later while using it a flame came out the back. We threw it away.