🥚 Black Metal Egg Skelter Dispenser Rack with Spiral Design - Storage and Display Rack for Toplife Review

This product is much better than I expected. I am very comfortable! It's very durable, holds a ton of eggs, and even has a rotating base so it's easily accessible from all directions without moving. I've had no trouble cracking eggs in it and I FULL it all the time. You just have to remember that these are eggs and they are fragile if you remove the bottom egg. I highly recommend it!

UPDATE: Following my review below, the company offered to refund my money even though the return period had expired. That's why I gave them another star for good customer service. While I really like this idea for displaying and organizing my eggs, it just doesn't work. I use it for my hen eggs which are not large eggs. When I pick up the eggs from below, the larger eggs get stuck and don't roll down, so I have to push them down a bit. When rolling down, they fly off the end and splinter on the

I've never seen an egg thing like this and was happy to order it to get eggs off my countertop. You must be careful when removing the eggs as they will fall off and break if you are not careful. I'm sure with a little practice it will work. Says it contains 36 eggs. If you put them around the bottom of the rack and one at the top center, you can get 37 large eggs on it. If you leave the eggs alone on the spiral section, you might get 29 eggs. You can't put an egg on the last spot - if you turn…

OMG! I'm very glad we have this skilter! It holds a ton of eggs and is a pleasure to see on the counter. We have a black one and I'm actually thinking of getting another one! Eggs hang sometimes, but they're not round, so DUH. Just help them down carefully and you won't get a single broken one. If it crackles a little cook it or give it to the dogs lol. We usually put the biggest egg on top to display LOL and bantam eggs are usually on the bottom when falling through the skelter. IDK, you could

This is exactly what I needed. I have 6 hens that lay 5-6 eggs every week. I kept the eggs in a lovely chicken coop but had to swap them out so I dated each egg and took out all the eggs every few days to get at the older eggs. This egg setting eliminates the need to sort or date eggs. My girls lay eggs ranging from small to very large (my scale doesn't weigh the largest eggs). The eggs move across the grid with minimal lag, even with extra giants if you place them end-down. Holds 30 to 34 eggs

Almost perfect for our family's needs. We have australorps that lay medium to large sized eggs and silkie chickens that lay small eggs (important when we talk about the only downside). Key features we like: - They're sturdy, both in the way they stand on the counter and in the way they're built. Quality - the egg holder rotates. This way you can rotate it to get "in" and "out" where you want. This feature allowed us to place it in a tighter spot (about 1 inch clearance above the device) and…

I ordered this for myself after seeing a similar but smaller social media friend's device online. I always read the reviews carefully and after that I decided to go big or go home and order one that holds 3 dozen. Completely satisfied! It comes pre-assembled and rotates freely for easy access when adding/removing eggs. The metal is of good quality and has a nice finish (I ordered black). This thing completely simplifies my chicken and egg collecting life! No more tagging eggs by date and…