Review on 🧂 Stainless Steel Cuisinox Salt and Pepper Shakers for Enhanced SEO by Rick Everett

These shakers arrived in "non-working" condition. I can't even imagine how that's possible - those are salt and pepper shakers, for goodness sake! But in fact, the metal caps are designed to "snap" onto a plastic base. and the caps were too big and so dangling they couldn't even sit normally; Don't worry if you hold them upside down and try to sprinkle salt/pepper on them multiple times - it can only lead to disaster. The good news is that fixing it was as simple as bending each pair of opposite sides and squeezing each cap twice between your thumb and fingers. Shakers also have underexplored (maybe it's better to say "underexplored designs"?) holes in the top. The holes in the salt shaker are too big and will release too much salt (and will do so without shaking, just by holding it upside down), while the holes in the pepper shaker aren't big enough or numerous enough to make it effective . The only upside here is that I personally find them quite beautiful and that's why I'm sticking with them.