🔒 Fellowes Shredmate 37788: Efficient Cross Cut Shredder for Secure Document Disposal Review

I bought one like this [at the store]. It's slightly different from the one in the picture, but the name is the same. I have a hole in the front and a switch in the back. It's quite small and sits anonymously on your desk. The hole is 4 1/2 inches wide, enough to cut a letter folded in half. It does a good job. No paper jams or uncut paper. The trash can is small and doesn't fit much in it. The pieces of paper bend a little to keep them from falling to the ground, so they take up more space in…

I rely heavily on these reviews so I want you to know how much I LOVE this little chopper! It's small. That's its beauty. It's small but mighty! He destroys credit cards. I like it. It takes up very little space and is not tall, so you can easily place it on your desk surface and use it when you open all the junk! Of course, that's not practical if you have huge mountains of paper to shred. You will need a bigger car. But for the daily mail and paper shredding that I do, it's really great. They

Conclusion: Works well as intended. Don't overload it and it will last for years. Can I recommend it to a friend? Yes, but only if he needs something small. Pros: Shreds documents into small pieces, compact size, reverse button. Cons: Can only hold a few pages at a time, not designed for thick paper, CDs or credit cards, tray fills up quickly, requires regular disassembly and lubrication, inconsistent customer service We and a friend bought one of these machines in 1999. We've had ours for over