🥤 Andrew James Heavy Duty Can Crusher - Wall-Mounted Soda, Beer & Pop Can Crusher - Recycles 12 oz and 16 oz Aluminum Cans - Environmentally Friendly Can Crushing Solution (Grey) Review

message for cola :) The only complaint is that the hands are thin and weak. If they were metal rods or tubes they would be more durable and wouldn't get into the upward hold that a couple dozen shots can get in a thirty beer weekend.

The product is very practical and easy to install. Only issue is Revain continues to use USPS which reported the package was delivered to my mailbox. Instead, he was taken to another house. Luckily these people were honest and delivered it to me.

Unfortunately this can crusher broke in just two months with minimal use. It was easy to install and use, but I usually have to grind a can or two a day and it broke completely after two months of use. Strongly disappointed.

The mounting screws are of poor quality. The head will fall off. The screws made it a fastening fiasco instead of fastening and you're done. I had to pick one out with pliers as it didn't penetrate any further. Yes, I drilled pilot holes. When I complain, there was a scratch on the paintwork. Although it is not art, it lives on the outside. So rust will be a factor.

Advantages: Easy installation and comfortable grip. Cons: Pretty much everything else. This is at best a poorly designed, mediocre product made from cheap parts. found that the paint was badly worn, the top and bottom plates were bent and the metal was so badly scratched in some places that I really doubt it would last a full year. I rated it as highly as I do because it works as advertised, the cans were crushed, and it was cheap.

I was disappointed that the jars were still not crushed enough. So I figured it would be better if I crushed the cans without removing the previous can. When I introduced the sixth 12-ounce can, I was able to mash up to six cans very thin. quite finely ground. The only problem is that the bottom of the can breaker will bend when crafting multiple cans. I wish the crusher would just chop them up finer. This review includes two photos showing the crushed size. A photo with one can and then…

This can crusher is decent. I think it will survive the "binding problem" that seems to come after just a week or two of use. I believe this crusher would be better if there was some sort of bearing surface rather than painted metal on a painted metal chute. At the moment the can press is still working, doesn't look unstable and is definitely doing its job. The problem is that the movable lid that actually squeezes the bottles/cans slides like stamped metal on stamped metal and not on any…