🍞 Black and Silver Proctor Silex 2 Slice Toaster with Sure-Toast Technology, Extra Wide Slots, Shade Selector, and Bagel Setting (22302) Review

The only reason I didn't give this toaster 5 stars is because the knob you turn to adjust the hue of your toast has a little resistance when you rotate it, so make sure you use a toaster lid and once you remove it, check the settings to make sure it's in the right spot for you.

This morning I felt like having toast, which I did. I have a new toaster. The instructions are very clear, plug it in, see the level of darkness required or required for toasting, put bread or cake or whatever you have in the toaster. Move the lever down. BreD disappears, after a few minutes the toast of your dreams appears. Spread with butter, jam, jelly, avocado or whatever. The toasts are amazing, just what I wanted, just the color I want. Who can ask for anything else? Recommended. Supply…

I had to replace the toaster because it didn't eject the bread so it continued toasting after it was done. So far this works fine. My old one ran for about 5 months before it started having problems so I'll update this review when it stops working. A simple toaster is here. You have to push the lever down hard for it to start toasting. Sometimes I have to press twice if I'm not putting enough pressure on him. I have no problem with it as long as it stops frying when the cycle is complete. The…

My family and I have been using this toaster for a few weeks now and everything is great. We mainly use it for toast and bagels and it's been a pleasure and not a problem. I toast bagels a lot, so I love that it has a bagel feature that toasts the cut side and heats the round side without making it hard and crispy. To do this, place a sliced bagel in the slots, cut sides out, and press the Bagel setting. It will light up to let you know it's on. The toaster also works well with regular toast…

Me and my family have been using it for a while now and overall we really like it. Functionally, this is almost a standard toaster, with basic features and no frills. Aside from looks, there's nothing that makes it a truly "standout" model, but it works well for our use and has so far handled all the types of bread and bagels we've put in it. That's what we like about her. :* It's more of a rectangular/box shape. This makes it easier to store and place on our toaster tray.* It's slightly larger

This is a simple toaster that works well. It's missing a lot of the bells and whistles that "high-end" toasters use these days, but to me, simplicity is a good thing. Put the bread in, press the lever and wait for it to rise. It's easy to use, even before the first cup of coffee. There are several ways, but they're pretty simple. If you just want to toast one slice, there's a button that cuts off the center element so one side can't roast. There's also a bagel setting that only toasts the cut…

Evenly toasted toast. Simple, clear and understandable operation, with good, simple and comfortable features. donut setting and button; Turn it on AFTER you put the bagel in. A small icon on the bagel button indicates which way to look at the cut portion of the bagel for that portion to be toasted. Fabulous. A piece of toast; the same thing; Turn it on after putting a slice of toast in it. Disable the center of the blackening ring, or the button if you want to call it that. Works perfectly…