Ozeri Italian Spinner Serving BPA Free Review

It's nice and big but it doesn't have rubber feet or a handle. It comes with 4 plastic bottom points. It doesn't stick to the pole. It's hard to turn and hold on to at the same time. One of the key design features seems to be missing. I had rubber feet on hand and replaced the plastic dots with them. Though I don't know how he copes with washing.

We bought this salad bowl because it was made in Italy and felt like a quality product. Note though: 1) DO NOT put this in the dishwasher even if you don't have a heating element 2) Parts will pop out every (literally every) time 3) There is no handle that is that difficult to grip while the water is slinging out 4) there is no spout for water drainage. The actual main shell is made of a thick and durable material, but that's not enough. After just a few applications, we find another solution…

I had a Guzzini that almost ripped my finger off because the spinner's inner plastic casing ripped. Like a lawnmower blade, for example. Thats much better. It consists of three parts. It works. The inner plastic body of the spinner is made of soft plastic that will not break and is visible through and through. eg moldTips Don't be the Incredible Hulk with some weirdo! You simply remove the plastic gears and break the S. Wash all parts after use to prevent residue/mildew build-up. AND DRY Use a…

Yes, this was bought for salads UNTIL my daughter saw paint splatters on Pintrest! So I'll start with a review of what it was originally ordered for! In an attempt to eat healthier foods, we decided to add more salads and vegetables to our diet. This salad bowl is ideal for salads, other vegetables and chopped vegetables. I liked that we could use the colander alone and then use the outer bowl as a serving bowl after just rinsing the bowl. The handle on the handle made rotating the salad and…