Joseph 20108 Tri Peeler Peeler Rotating Review

Over the past few days I have bought and tested several potato peelers, looking for the best one for me. I made the selection by grading on three characteristics of the vegetable peeler: 1-Quality of the blade of the machine, 2-ergonomics of the handle of the machine, and 3 is the assessment of the rounded blade of the knife for removing the eyes of potatoes. The sharpness of the blades is five, the ergonomics of the handle are four plus (light, comfortable, pleasant to hold in the hand…

Practical gadget. Spicy. Easy to use. However, the julienne blade makes the matches too small for most of my purposes. I doubt it will outlive the ten knives I could get for the same price at the dollar store. Salvation is a fruit peeling blade that works great. In addition, this only saves space in the drawer.

This cleaner was not easy to use. I love my OXO peeler way more than this one. I have many Joseph Joseph products. Unfortunately, this is not one of their best works. I had many problems using this peeler to cut small vegetables like cucumber, carrot, potato or radish. The problem is not the sharpness of the blade, but the size of the pads on this peeler.

Had trouble peeling harder items like pumpkin. Things like potatoes and carrots are great. I think a normal knife also has more natural cleaning movements. With more complex items, I've had to hold it tighter and constantly loosen it from the handle to make it fall apart. I honestly wouldn't buy it again, but it's useful and doesn't need to be replaced.

This is supposed to be a 3-in-1 vegetable peeler. no instructions for changing the blades. When I pressed the middle button, the head didn't rotate, wasn't removed from the handle. When I pressed the middle button, the whole unit fell apart in my hand. When I tried to put it back together, my fingers got too close to the blades and I almost cut myself. Now I have this thing in three pieces, absolutely useless to me. and the website states that the warranty only applies to items purchased…

We have had trouble peeling tougher items like zucchini with this machine. Things like potatoes and carrots are great. I think a normal knife also has more natural cleaning movements. With more complex items, I've had to hold it tighter and constantly loosen it from the handle to make it fall apart. I honestly wouldn't buy it again, but it's useful and doesn't need to be replaced.

I have my grandmother's 75-year-old potato peeler. I thought this was the worst cleaner I have ever tried until I bought and then tried the Joseph Joseph Tri-Peeler 3-in-1 Rotary Head Cleaner. It looks good. It's nice. It doesn't work at all and I cut myself trying to peel a potato. Carrots are not allowed. I can use a knife to peel carrots and I do it better than this peeler. Nobody is going to sell a product that bad, so it must be a serious manufacturing defect. My wife and my two daughters…