I have two: My grandma's waffle iron that doesn't work is down in the
basement because I think I will be able to fix it someday. I also have
a cheap Belgian waffle maker (paid $5 for it new) that does a pretty
good job actually, in the kitchen where it gets used a couple of times
per year. I like the old waffle pattern with the small holes much
better than the Belgian style with the big holes; I'm not sure why, but
that's the main reason I still have Grandma's old Sears waffle iron.

I should have bought two of the $5 irons just to speed up production.

Bob