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Question: I have arthritis in the hands/wrists.  Do you think opening and closing of the bowl and drainer to be a problem for someone with this condition?
Document: Now it is extremely difficult to get the top part on in a way that engages with the spinning bowl. This has happened to me before with other spinners, so I am starting to think that I am doing something wrong!If anyone knows how to make the inner spinning bowl round again, I'd really appreciate it!
I hate too many bulky kitchen products in my cabinets and I haven't had a salad spinner for years, but this one takes up so little room and fits nicely nested in my salad bowl. Now it it not a hassle to make a salad everynite for dinner as I can get the lettuce leaves very dry and not have to use countless papertowels. It was a bit stiff at first popping the bowl and drainer open and closed but it has loosened up substantially and it's very easy to use and clean.
About the only con I could come up with is you have to check the lid after washing to make sure there isn't any bits of lettuce trapped, which I think is true of just about any salad spinner. Highly recommend.
This product is rugged, durable, and easy to clean (unless you are a slothful lazybones, like my boyfriend. My boyfriend, is, however, also very rugged, durable and easy to clean, and besides he's good at other things...). It has RPM's which I think might be in 'the millions' but which my BF claims is more like, in 'the hundreds'. He lacks my creative visionary spark. Aaaaaanywayyyyyy, there are no downsides to this product. Seriously.
I love that it folds down nearly flat. Easy to store. The knob comes off fairly easily, but easy to put back on. I've used it 2-3 times a week for 3 months or so. I thought the handle would break, but it doesn't. I think it's a little flimsy, but it's a collapsible salad spinner, so it's going to be. I don't think there's anything not to like.
Unfolding is also a trick, so I'd think anyone with limited hand strength should stay away from this spinner for that reason.Now, I've had it for about 8 months and a couple months ago the silicone on the inner basket started to crack right along the fold. (on the plus side, now the silicone portion has holes)I used it about once a week, and only put it in the dishwasher once. Even though the description says dishwasher safe, I would not recommend it.
Love that this collapses. The spinning mechanism works well. Wish it was just a little larger (my last one was). Also have the collapsible dish drainer & love that!
I love the idea of this, and honestly if I'm patient then I totally love it. The problem is, it takes forever to actually dry the food. I was spoiled with a heavy duty oxo for a while then had to return it to my friends, so I bought this one thinking the collapsible aspect would be perfect for my tiny kitchen. Turns out I don't even collapse it in practice!
We have wanted a salad spinner for years, but i did not want to give up the valuable real estate in ourcupboards. This collapsible spinner has solved the problem! Make sure to get the model with the handle spinner, not the cord pull spinner.
I am so pleased with this product - works great and I like the bowl as well as the spinner. It fits nicely in my cupboard - very convenient and looks nice too.
Answer: Yes. Not very easy to work.