🧂 Revolutionize Your Seasoning Game with KitchenArt 80310 Dual End Salt and Pepper Grinder, Satin Review

Apparently a lot of other reviewers have had the same problem as me lately - the glue they used on the label was terrible! Even with Glue Gone I had to saturate it and use other solvents to remove the sticker. KitchenArt, please use a different glue next time! In terms of functionality, it works great. Although it seems a little cheap (it's plastic/acrylic, not glass and metal), it looks pretty good in our kitchen. The price was decent, but again, its plastic could probably be a bit cheaper…

This is my second purchase of this item. The first one broke in my hands as I turned it to fill it with pepper. Aside from being a bit fragile (careful filling), I like the design, its ability to get salt and pepper on my dishes quickly and accurately, and its reasonable price. One star deducted due to damage. Now that I have both "Black & White" and "Metal" purchase options, I like the black and white version better. The metal version looks very plastic, and the black and white one is a little

We needed to replace an old double salt and pepper grinder that had top handles. We are happy with it and have had it for many years. We ordered almost the same machine but chose this one because the price was right. This is a functional, beautiful coffee grinder and we hope it will last as long as our last one. The filling is simple and goes well with any decor. The only issue we could complain about is that it doesn't lend itself well to adding a pinch of salt or pepper to a pressure cooker…

This is junk. In reality, it doesn't look like the photo at all - it's clearly made out of cheap plastic painted a metallic color. Not only does it look cheap (much worse than I expected from a $15 salt and pepper shaker!), it's actually cheap quality. After less than two months of infrequent use, the plastic container broke in half while I was grinding the salt. dish on the stove. The entire bowl was covered in chunks of sea salt (and possibly shards of plastic), and neither the bowl nor the…

I have no problems with this coffee grinder. What I have a problem with is the label. I know it sounds silly, but when I have to spend 30 minutes trying to remove the label from a $15 salt and pepper mill, it enrages me to the point of making a sailor blush. The label is as thin as toilet paper and is held in place with superglue. Every time I lifted the edge enough to take it off it would snap. Finally, after removing the entire label and having a nice stack of scraps of paper, I needed to…

I liked it at first, mainly because of the looks and because it's salt and pepper in one device. I bought 3 of these, one for home, one for a friend and one for work. So far two of them have failed. In particular, the mechanism of the pepper mill broke down into two parts, both before the first filling of pepper. Basically, the plastic collar that holds the chopping mechanism isn't strong enough to withstand the rigors of chopping, and it breaks during use, dropping the chopping stick and load…

Overall I'm glad I bought this grinder. that's why it gets four stars. But not without problems. that's why it gets four stars. The quality of the product is about what you would expect for the price and because it is made of plastic. Nothing fancy, but certainly enough for most kitchens. It packs a decent amount of pepper and salt so you don't have to keep refilling it, but you also don't feel like your peppercorns are likely to get old sooner. you use them It has a good range of salt and…