Advantages: esy to use and clean Disadvantages: heavy and have to use metal dishes. However you can get smaller versions in the Range!
Hi, I purchased my halogen oven through coopers of stotford. It is alsomst the same as JML.. same size etc but only £40. It is te coopers version and almost identicle! They also sell a lid stand and accessory pack including steaming tray, toast rack, frying tray and extension ring!
I use my hallogen oven all the time and hardly use my main now and again! The one thing that is a downside is that you can't put pyrex dishes in it to cook casseroles etc. The oven heats the dish but the pyrex absorbs all the heat and the food doesn't cook! You can get around this however by using metal dishes!!!
It also comes with a cooking guide
I think this is a brilliant device! You can get a smaller version including extension ring for the same price which we saw in the Range! Ideal for one person or someone who has problems lifting the hbowl ...
raeman 05.12.2009
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: somewhat helpful Review of JML Halogen Oven
The idea is that by swirling water around (or something more scientific but swirling is what it looks like), particles will be filtered out of the air and deposited in the water bowl leaving you with cleaner, fresher air. It claims to remove pet odours, harmful bacteria and neutralise other odours. The unit comes in three parts - the base with light & power switch, the water globe and the lid. There is a vent on the lid of the globe from which the air (and I assume the water particles) are emitted.
Cost
£40 plus £5 postage direct from JML, available in two colours
Use
It's very easy to use - you fill the bowl to the recommended level, put the lid on, plug it into the mains and switch it on. There are a number of light options ranging from one static colour, strobe effect, neutral or no light. You can add oils to the water bowl however ...
Advantages: lights, easy to use, low noise Disadvantages: does not fulfill it's purpose!
JMLFresh Air Globe
I bought this when I was ill with a sinus type bug because I had the heating on all the time and the air seemed really dry. All of the other air purifiers were really expensive and this appeared to do much the same as they promised. Yes I should have known better but I was ill at the time?
How it works
The idea is that by swirling water around (or something more scientific but swirling is what it looks like), particles will be filtered out of the air and deposited in the water bowl leaving you with cleaner, fresher air. It claims to remove pet odours, harmful bacteria and neutralise other odours. The unit comes in three parts - the base with light & power switch, the water globe and the lid. There is a vent on the lid of the globe from which the air (and I assume the water particles) are emitted.
Cost
£40 ...
