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The Villaware Interbake 3 is a versatile appliance. You can use this 700-watt unit to make waffles, pizzelles, and pocket sandwiches. It is packaged with interchangeable plates for making each of these foods. You are also provided with 32 recipes for pizzelles, sandwiches, and waffles to get you started. You can find the Villaware Interbake 3 for a price between $40 and $70. Let's take a look at some of the other features offered by this versatile appliance.

The Villaware Interbake 3 is designed to make two five inch waffles at a time. It takes about three minutes to cook the waffles completely. The Villaware Interbake 3 also takes about three minutes to cook two pocket sandwiches. It only takes about 30 seconds to cook two pizzelles using the unit.

The Villaware Interbake 3 is equipped with a self-adjusting hinge. This allows you to use the sandwich grid to cook sandwiches of different thicknesses. You can also use the sandwich grid provided with the Villaware Interbake 3 to make muffins, brownies, and omelets.

You will also like how easy the Villaware Interbake 3 is to maintain. All of the grids have a non-stick coating so that the foods release easily. This also makes for easier cleanup. The grids provided by the Villaware Interbake 3 are also safe to put in your dishwasher. Also, the unit features a spill tray that prevents batter from spilling over onto your countertop.

The Villaware Interbake 3 automatically controls the temperature during the cooking process so your foods turn out well. The unit is also safe to use. It features a cool-touch housing and handles so that you don't have to worry about burning your hand if you accidentally touch the unit while it's on. The Villaware Interbake 3 is also convenient to store thanks to the fact that you can store it standing up. The unit is backed by a one year warranty.

The Villaware Interbake 3 is a versatile unit that can cook waffles, pocket sandwiches, and pizzelles. It takes three minutes to make two waffles and sandwiches and only 30 seconds to cook two pizzelles. The Villaware Interbake 3 can also cook sandwiches of different thicknesses thanks to the self-adjusting hinge. All of the grids have a non-stick coating so that food releases easily which makes them easier to clean. You can even put the grids in your dishwasher for convenience.

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Home Appliance Repair Guidelines For Success And Safety

What's a gal to do when she moves to a new town with her 10-year old washing machine, and it conks out on her right as she starts a new job? Learning who is reliable in a new town can be a difficult chore, but here in Abilene, I found a great answer in Don's Appliance Service.

Perhaps banging around in a borrowed farm trailer for six hours on the move from Brenham to Abilene had something to do with it, or perhaps the key factor was reaching its tenth birthday, but, at any rate, my washing machine did not work recently, right after I had filled my black Kenmore Ultra Fabric Care with a load of darks and hit "No" (I have had to hit "No" after "Start" to make the built-in computer bypass the detergent dispenser ever since some type of computer glitch struck six years ago; finding that bypass spared me from having to replace the entire motherboard). The machine filled as usual, but the moment agitation began, Holy Moly! It made a hideous grinding noise, as if it were chewing on rocks. I turned it off pronto.

I decided that a repair service was in order. My husband agreed. Since the machine is a Kenmore, we started with Sears. After waiting about four minutes on hold, I took the pre-recorded voice's suggestion to check out the Sears website. To do this, I had to register with the site. Once in, I learned that there would be a minimum $65 service fee. I worried that they might get here, find the problem, and have to make a second trip with the proper parts. Further, although I could schedule the date online, I had no control over the time of day. This was a serious problem for me, since I had just started a new job and could not take time off. Disenchanted, I decided to do further research.

I first called West Texas Appliance Parts and Service. Their fee for a service call was less ($58.95), and the hourly rate was $60. The person on the phone warned me that if the repairman needed to return with parts, there would be a minimum cost of $30 in labor for the second trip. I decided to check on some others.

The next number I called was for a service no longer in business. I had an informative dialog with the former business owner, Joe, and he referred me to Don's Appliance Service. Don was on another job, but he called me back within ten minutes. His estimate was much less, and he came over immediately. He found that the problem was the drive coupling, as he had suspected from our conversation. He offered me a choice of a $12.95 part or a heavy-duty one costing about twenty-five bucks. Curious, I asked him which was more appropriate. He asked me if I had ever had trouble with the machine before. When I told him no, he explained, "Well, you see, some folks constantly overload their machines with comforters, or too many towels and jeans at once, and after they've broken the coupling several times, I offer them the heavy-duty one. Too heavy a load will still break the coupler, but it takes longer." I was impressed by his honesty with me.

The repair was done in a flash, it was successful, and my total bill for parts, labor, and tax was $78.97. (Joe had predicted $125.) Don charged me $60 for the service call, but he listened to me on the phone first, and made only one trip. I do not know what the other companies would have charged for the part, but I could have started with $90 in labor for two trips due to not having the proper part (though, to be fair, the necessary part was so common that they would most likely have had it with them). What I really liked was that Don was there on the very same day that I called, within an hour. I did not have to make any arrangements with someone else to be there, nor ask for any time off. I was very pleased to make the acquaintance of Mr. Don Warren.

A caveat, though: he doesn't work on the computer parts. Avowing that a washing machine needs no more than three buttons, he prefers old-fashioned models, not the computerized plethora of cycles and controls afforded by computerized models. So if the problem could be with the motherboard, you should call someone else. But when you know you have a purely mechanical problem or a simple electrical one (like replacing the electrical harness or a lid switch), Don's your man. As an added bonus, Don claims to be the only repairman left in Abilene who still rebuilds motors. In some cases, rebuilding a motor might cost a customer far less than buying a new one--and on an older model it might not be worth replacing the motor with a new one, anyway.

Don's Appliance Service is located at 2234 Poplar in Abilene. His number is 325-675-8421. Don also repairs dryers and and other appliances.

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