🔬 Enhanced Norpro Stainless Steel Baster: With Injector and Cleaning Brush for Superior Performance and Easy Maintenance Review

We used lubricant when cooking the ham and couldn't find it. When we finally found it after cooking, the dough was old, yellow, and cracked because it was the plastic version. This version is metal so should last a lot longer. The only problem with this is that you can't see the liquid level inside, which I think is negligible. Update: I finally got a good chance to use a wash and it failed miserably. I squeezed the bulb to suck out some juice and filled it up and then the damn bulb fell off…

After getting really fed up with the plastic sponges that accumulate residue over time no matter what I do to clean them, I decided to go with a non-porous material. The options are mostly glass or stainless steel. The glass didn't help because I don't want to handle my kitchen appliances with kid gloves lest I break them. This Buster was outstanding. I rinse it out with hot soapy water right after use (just soak up the soapy water and pour it back into the container a few times) and then run…

I ordered this to replace one of those cheap plastic wholesale stores. I mainly use a washcloth to remove grease from things like meatloaf etc. Even when I cleaned the plastic towels right away (I had several), they never seemed to get completely clean. Not so with this one. I have Norpro's signature quality construction and is easy to use. I've used it with and without the screw pin and it works either way. Tip: Needleless use works great when you need to vacuum up a lot of fat/liquid. Once…

I bought this gasket instead of a regular plastic gasket just because it was the only one from Revain that arrived on time when I needed it. I was in quarantine and couldn't get into the store so I bought it from Revain. This buster does his job well. The suction was really good, better than the plastic washcloths I've used before. I used this to remove lard from a goose which can be messy. As long as I didn't tip it to one side, I didn't have to worry about a few drips when decanting into the…