🥚 Efficient Electric Quail Egg Peeler Machine: Commercial Stainless Steel Sheller for Boiled Quail Eggs (110V) Review

We've used it four times and it doesn't get any better at cleaning eggs that look whole. It seems that when there is some dirt on the reels, a piece is ripped off from the next egg. We have learned that it works better if running water drips onto the rails when cleaning. If anyone has any advice it would be greatly appreciated!

The operation is very simple. Break the shell by shaking it in a glass of water, turn on the device and place the eggs on the reels. You may need to apply light pressure to the eggs for the rollers to grab and peel off the shell. This peeler works best when you have a slow, steady stream of water over the eggs as you peel them. The flow of water helps prevent the shell from sticking to the rollers.

This quail egg peeler worked great for me. Although I can improve my technique a bit, it was very easy to use. I had peeled about four dozen eggs in less than 10 minutes. The e-manual that the seller sent me was clear and very helpful regarding the whole process. I also watched a video overview which helped make it even clearer as I am a visual learner. Wonderful product and seller!

No instructions and a long time to get used to. Definitely needs water to work properly, but neither the water nor the shells have anywhere to fall down and drain. So it makes a real mess if you don't do it in one sink, and it doesn't fit side by side in a standard sized double sink. On the other hand, he cleaned about 10 dozen eggs in less than 20 minutes and only destroyed about 1/3 of them - most of them at the beginning we find out. Definitely a time saver when preparing large numbers of…

This peeler works exactly as intended. Follow the instructions for preparing eggs as they cook. When the device starts to work, it "grabs" the shell and begins to pull. Any damage to the egg is caused by the yolk being too close to the shell. Upon examining the shell that was not working, there was no egg white on the shell itself. I processed about 200 eggs and got 80% good eggs. In a similar manual test, we found an average of 80% good eggs. I suggest starting with the "airbag" or the larger…