Fellowes 35250 Powershred Performance Extension Review

Works fine, copes with the amount of paper. It happens that in a day I pass half a box of old papers through it. With its pros. He copes with his task. There is protection against overheating. Staples from the stapler chews with ease. Once he didn’t notice, so he snorted a paper clip and didn’t even choke. Cons below: Pretty noisy. A few days later it stopped working, it turned out that the limit switch had failed. (This is such a protection against self-inclusion when you remove the "head"…

A good solution to make the grinder do its job and last a long time. I love the nozzle on this thing as it allows me to pour oil directly onto the blades without dripping onto the surrounding case. I used to take a few sheets of paper, drizzle oil on them, then put a piece on top of the oil and put two sheets of paper in the dispenser to oil them. Oil would have spilled out the sides if I hadn't been very careful. It wasn't a big problem for me but she always found signs of leaks and gave me…

I bought this product to use with a Fellowes chopper I bought from Revain over two years ago. Like most people, I did NOT read the shredder's owner's manual and didn't realize that the manufacturer recommends lubricating the blades fairly regularly. Long story short, I used a paper shredder and it stuck with me for abuse. The crosscut blades move backwards but not forwards, and it doesn't even recognize that you have a sheet of paper in the input. After receiving the goods two days later, I cut

I have to admit that I'm paranoid about having to shred all important documents, especially bills and receipts. My wife told me that I am indeed abusing my grinder without paying on time. That's why I bought this crushing oil! This is essential if you have a chopper that you use frequently and you want to stay in shape for a long time. *** TIPS *** ✔️ If your chipper has reverse mode, apply oil to the hole while running in reverse mode. Make sure your shredding basket isn't empty by shredding a

This chopper lube is a game changer. I bought a box of Bacopa and they are fine. But it works even better! After you've put all the time and effort into removing all the tiny bits of paper from the blades and the paper stuck to the very edges of the blades, you really don't want to go through all of this. to work again. The bottle extension nozzle fits easily into the feed area and you simply cycle your lube bottle back and forth once, cycle the chopper back and then forward 10-15 seconds at a…

I recently had to buy a new shredder after my old one gave up the ghost. I chose the Fellowes Powershred Shredmate because it was the only one available that fit in the space available in my home office. It was only then that I learned that cross cut shredders like the Fellowes and my dead shredder require oil for maximum performance. So I bought a bottle of Fellowes Powershred Performance shredder oil not only to keep it running but also to avoid problems like reduced sheet capacity and…

I've had a lot of choppers in my time but can't say I've ever bought oil for any of them. My current shredder (microcutter) had very detailed recommendations for lubricating the blades, so I decided to use some shredder oil. After prolonged use, my shredder started to "stick" to the paper a bit, so I ran some of this oil on the shredder for a cycle or two and found that it helped shred the paper, but also eliminated that. "crunching" noises I like can only assume teeth grinding together. On an…