Review on 🍧 VIVOHOME Electric Ice Shaver: Fast and Efficient Snow Cone Maker for Home and Commercial Use by Brent Henderson

This is almost an industrial product in terms of the power it brings to the table. However, it is an example of crude industrial design. THIS DESIGN DOES NOT CERTIFY US food safety regulations IN ANY EVENT. It has a rough "factory" quality, something like "unfinished". I'm very impressed with the amount of shavings it throws and the snow-like consistency that beats all other "cheap" ones. Ice Razor I found. although the price of it and its seemingly identical competitors has increased since I paid $35 for it earlier this month. go to another location and also shoot back through the entrance and everywhere. You have to install it somewhere so it crashes later. But what's really confusing is that you can't get to the "snowy" channel part to delete it. The part behind the rotating disc is inaccessible and bacteria can grow there. Not very easy to clean and the flashlight light makes it look a bit like a factory floor. Who knows what metals, lubricants and other things from the workshop in China are contaminating the snow? I'm doing my best to delete it, but there really aren't many options. It seems I'll either just have to roll the dice for possible contamination or return it and I haven't decided which yet. The engine is strong and powerful. There's a large dangling internal capacitor hanging from the motor that rattles when you turn the car over, but otherwise it's a risky design that doesn't pose a problem as long as you don't shake it hard. I'm torn between the highs - the amount of snow it makes, which I like, and the fact that the machine doesn't seem food grade by US standards. I've eaten a lot of weird things in my life, and it's a hot summer in Hawaii, so we'll see. questions I have raised here.