Review on Betty Crocker WACBC3935CB Waffle Maker by Pamela Beatty

I love this waffle maker! I was looking for not expensive and not bad. And that's it. Before use, be sure to wipe the inside of the waffle maker with a damp cloth so nothing is left behind. I use thick paper towels. I put them under water and rinse them and do the same when I clean them after use. It's basically George Foreman's grill. The waffle iron must be warmed up before use. Make sure to spray a coat of any cooking spray on your waffle iron before applying the batter. When the indicator turns green, it's ready to use. The two things it doesn't have are a timer and a thermal temp sensor. But I calculated the correct time until the waffles are ready. Mine are perfectly ready between 2-2 minutes and 30 seconds. Depending on how brown you want them to be.