Review on Wisemen Trading Wringer Stainless Proudly Household Supplies by Greg Shorter

It seems there are no more functional spin dryers for hand washing. The one that is still advertised and made in the USA has many bad reviews. Gone are the products my grandmothers used before they had electric wringers. So we stick with suede wringers intended for use in auto repair shops. This one probably works great when permanently attached to a sturdy frame, but it won't stay attached to a bucket or sink. He keeps breaking out. Aggravating. I'm not sure why the screws keep coming loose, but other buyers have complained of the same issue. It is too wide to screw into the divider between a double stainless steel kitchen sink as the brackets are not adjustable in width. This is a serious design flaw and an impediment right here. If a design change was made to adjust the width to 12 inches it would work on my kitchen sink. Because of these two design flaws, I sent it back. If these 2 problems are solved successfully, I will buy a new one. I have a very old clothes hand press that will last for decades, but it's too small for jeans, towels and linens. Right now I'm stuck wringing out my large items. 😥