Premium Stainless Steel Salt and Pepper Grinder Set – Adjustable Coarseness, Tilted Base Design - Perfect Christmas and Mother’s Day Gift Idea! Review

NOTE: The product only lasted two months, after which it stopped working. Changed all six AAA batteries but still doesn't work. The batteries have been installed correctly as the blue lights are on but the pepperballs are not crushed. I also cleaned the meat grinder but nothing got stuck in it. I think the cheap motor just stopped working. It's too late to come back, so I'm upset.

Purchased 2. One didn't work as expected, was very noisy and didn't run as smoothly as the other. The seller refunded the money after UPS scanned the code for pickup and the backordered item works great! I have used a different brand in the past and the grind knob was very difficult to turn and not very well made. However, this one rotates easily (but not too easily to change yourself during use) and works great. I used finely ground salt and pepper of course. My wife and I love them! This…

Love how it sits upright and doesn't leave pepper stains underneath. Just like there are no buttons to press. The only problem we found is that the grinder gets clogged up easily with pepper after use. So it works fine once, but any calluses that are still in the grinder don't fall back into the tank and need to be removed for it to work next time. At first I thought we could solve the blocking problem. But this product works about 10 seconds, sticks and is difficult to clean. Repeat above…

This is a very affordable battery powered pepper (or salt) grinder. I give 4 stars because of the cost. It is easy to fill and has different sizes, pepper is ground in it - theoretically. This is the finest grind I have, but it tends to throw out fairly large chunks of pepper. I'd rather grind it smaller, but. It's great when I only have one hand. If it were even finer ground, I would use it for salt as well. But it won't, as large chunks will taste disastrous with salt. It also has a light…

What I like is the ease of use and especially the ease of adding pepper to the hopper. On others I've owned, the drive shaft to the knives runs through a small hole that you load through, making this a very difficult task. This loads easily. It also adapts to the course I like. The last one I had didn't set up at all. I don't care that it doesn't work on rechargeable batteries. They have a lower voltage and current load than alkaline, which doesn't cause problems with most devices. But with…

We have an electrical engineer in house, very strong - and he had a hard time opening the battery to put it in. Edit: We finally opened it, but it wasn't easy. The clear acrylic container should be facing down and the Home Cooking Star label should be facing up, holding the metal strip and turning counter-clockwise. Once opened, re-opening is no problem. Try it now! Update - I really like this pepper mill. There are some issues with the roughness setting, but overall it does what it says on the

This is my third battery powered pepper grinder. The first took a while but was difficult to load. The second was a piece of junk and never worked (took it back)! I love this mill. I didn't realize until I got it that you just have to turn it upside down to make it work? How cool is that? Grinding peppers by hand, especially amounts over a squirt, is difficult due to the arthritis in my hands. Adjusting the grind is relatively easy, but if you have to adjust it frequently, especially with finer

I've just received these salt and pepper grinders.- Firstly, they require 6 AAA batteries, not AA batteries as someone else mentioned.- They're a bit shorter than the regular battery powered tall grinders I've bought in the past, but they're also a bit wider. They have a very large pepper/salt hopper, much larger than most other grinders, which I really like. It probably lasts 3-4 times longer than the Russell Hobbs I've bought before. Once the batteries were in everything worked as expected…

I use a lot of pepper and have bought about half a dozen electric coffee grinders, both push button and gravity feed. I wasn't really happy with any of them. They either do not grind well or have weak motors and grind slowly, are difficult to adjust, hold too little or are difficult to refill, or simply break after a short time. What's more, the built-in lights were practically useless on all of them. I usually removed them to save battery life. Regarding the Electric Gravity Salt & Pepper…