Waring WMK300A Review

I love to eat Belgian Waffles at local restaurants, so when I saw the Waring Pro Waffle Maker on sale at a local department store, I could not wait to purchase one for my family. I often get up on weekend mornings to make waffles or pancakes for my family of five. I use store bought mix and get ready for some yummy breakfast. The Waring Pro Waffle Maker comes with a pre-measured measuring cup for the batter. I pour the batter into the cup and then pour the batter inside the waffle maker when it indicates that it is hot and ready. I set the dial for the amount of darkness, usually 3. After I pour in the batter, close the lid and flip the waffle maker upside down. After just a few minutes, two or three the waffle makers beeps indicating that the waffle is down. I can remove the waffle with only my fingers stick the waffle does NOT stick. When I am finished making breakfast, I simply wipe the burns with a damp cloth and store until I am ready to make more waffles.