Proctor-Silex 22288 Traditions 2-Slice Toaster |
 enlarge | Brand: Proctor-Silex
Buy New: $14.99
Rating:  2 reviews
Color: White
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3.1
Dimensions (in): 11 x 7 x 8
MPN: 22288
Model: 22288
UPC: 022333222881
EAN: 0022333222881
ASIN: B0006FJ4EM
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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Features:
| • | 2-slice toaster with 6-setting shade selector that ranges from light to dark | | • | Extra-wide slots automatically adjust to accommodate a variety of breads | | • | Lower bread lifter to start or raise at any time to stop toasting cycle | | • | Cool-touch exterior; auto shut-off; automatic toast boost; convenient crumb tray | | • | Measures approximately 12 by 7 by 9 inches; 180-day limited warranty |
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Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Auto toast boost and shutoff. Adjust toast from light to dark with the shade selector. Extra wide slots. swing open crumb tray and wipe.
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Customer Reviews:
 A reasonably good toaster for under $10 April 21, 2008
M. R. Reynolds (Tulsa, OK United States)
This toaster also goes by the product name Hamilton Beach or Proctor-Silex. The K at the end of the model number means K Mart. It contains the Hamilton Beach/Proctor-Silex T39 heating elements that draw 780 watts. If you want a simple toaster that doesn't throw toast out of the top and if it breaks you trash it then this model should be considered. It has a traditional world war two look. It toasts both sides of bread equally. It is very simple to operate. The instruction says to "Unplug from outlet when not in use . . ." My dear wife does exactly that. The instruction also says to not to toast Pop Tarts in the toaster. What's with that?
 It toasts well, but looks aren't that great November 25, 2006
Christopher R. Rivers (Indiana USA)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
We received our toaster - bought it when it was on sale here at Amazon. For $9.99 the toaster does what it's advertised to do. It toasts toast and seems to do it fairly well. The openings are big enough that I think we could get thick toast or smaller bagels into it.
Our toaster came with the plastic/metal a bit miscut or not properly put together. I'm able to get most of it back on right, but the plastic/metal are not flush together.
Other than that, the power cord is on the same side as the lifter. The toaster itself doesn't come with a very long power cord and so some folks may not like the fact that the lifter has to be towards the power outlet. (or sideways) I prefer to have the lifter towards me, but that could just be me.
If you're looking for a decent and cheap toaster, take a shot at this one.
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