📄 Sanwa Supply Hand Shredder PSD-12 - Portable A4 Portrait Handheld Paper Shredder (1.5L Capacity, Straight Cut, Japan Import) Review

Paper shredders couldn't be simpler - you turn the crank by hand to destroy one sheet of paper at a time (technically two pieces, but one A sheet of plain letter-size paper needs to be folded lengthwise to fit in the slot, so in practice it's a single-sheet shredder). But he does this simple job very well. This product isn't great for high volume jobs or fast turnaround, but it's great for the modest flow of financial documents through my home, and I love that it doesn't use electricity and has

I was going to buy a wider model but accidentally ordered this one. But now I'm glad it takes up less space and I can just fold the paper to fit. I also just tear off some of the documents that contain personal information. The strips he makes are pretty thin. If you're really paranoid, you can tear the paper by partially feeding the paper in, pulling it out, rotating the paper 90 degrees, and reinserting it. I have a powerful electric shredder that is in the basement because of its size. Being

Perfect shredder for my tiny office cupboard. I use it for sensitive documents like checks and documents with my credit card numbers. You have to rip them apart to get the pieces into the mill, but it doesn't matter. My only concern is that the lid is loose. You really need to hold it down, use tape or attach an elastic band to keep the lid from falling off during use. My 6 year old loves to "help" me by shredding my papers but I find myself holding them together so he can use them properly…

This worked well enough for my specific needs, but when you get it don't expect it to last very long. I'm pretty religious when it comes to shredding junk mail and I needed something for a four month trip out of town. I've been using it for two months now and it's already starting to not cut a shredder end. The paper begins to wrap around the cutter instead of falling into the basket and due to its design it is very difficult to remove the paper from the internal mechanism. Another small issue…

Great little shredder, I've shredded about 150 pages in the last 2 weeks. I tore up the papers a bit first to leave only the pieces with my name, address, etc. to save on shredding time. I like that there are no exposed teeth or gears on the bottom. It was easy to disassemble, deflate and reassemble. Remarks. The paper needs to be folded to the correct size to slide through. A maximum of two layers, I wouldn't recommend three at all. Definitely not CDs and credit cards. You can use the handle…