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Question: how do you wash the lid with the pullcord, seems it would take a while for the cord to dry properly?
Document: but if you want your veggies spun dry,  this is the one for you.Have to tell you,  the yard sale one was in a free bin. The owner thought it was broke because the string wasn't wound. I wound it up andshowed them it wasn't broke. i felt bad getting something free because it wasn't broke,  it was new. they said take it. :)  I wouldrecommend this spinner over many I have tried. I would even go so far as to say AWESOME!
A friend of mine has a salad spinner and while I had thought it was sort of a silly unnecessary kitchen gadget, once I saw it and used it, I realized I needed one! I love romaine lettuce but it takes so long to dry that I would have to remember to wash it at least 30 minutes before dinner so that it had time to drain otherwise my salad would be very soggy...yuck. I often resorted to the precut bags of lettuce to save time.
Yes! Seems to work OK at that. The lid fits a bit looser in the bowl than I'd like.For a salad spinner it seems OK - if cheaply made. For a more luxurious (and correspondingly more expensive) salad spinner get a Zyliss.
Basket fits inside a hard, clear plastic (the only kind of plastic I will let food I am going eat touch) serving bowl. Lid goes on top, automatically forcing inside basket to align properly. Then, pull! Oh, gosh, it's so much fun.
With our old spinner, we occasionally had problems with the cord not retracting properly, but it was easy enough to re-wind it manually. I haven't yet encountered that problem with this new spinner.
greens do not dry properly in the other manual types. this one is simple, straightforward, and easy to clean. recommended
I pull on the cord, and hold the handle as it retracts, slowing the string just before it hits the stop on the handle. I wash this by hand, so perhaps that's why it hasn't cracked over the months i've been using it, since i haven't subjected it to harsh chemicals and heat in the dishwasher. (Perhaps calling it &#34;dishwasher safe&#34; in the advert was a bad idea.)
I love this spinner but the lid is a pain to clean! Fun to use, the cord sometimes does not go in by itself. The lid is hard to clean. It does get the job done and a great deal for the price!
We found the other two pieces at the bottom of the bowl. Had I been chewing more vigorously, I would have broken a tooth; had I swallowed it, the jaggedness of the small piece of hard plastic may have done internal damage. Since we were careful to use the spinner properly and had not dropped it, we can only conclude that it is cheap to the point of being dangerous.
Spinner cord was not connected to the pull cord. I had to glue the pieces together to make it work. After letting the glue dry it worked fine.
Answer: I just wash it in warm soapy water and let it air dry. I never had a problem with mold, and I've been using the MiU spinner for about 5 years now. Hope that helps!