Easy Spin Salad Spinner (10.25-in.): Green by Zyliss

Easy Spin Salad Spinner (10.25-in.): Green by Zyliss

One tug is all that's needed for a dry salad when you use this 10.25-in. Easy Spin Salad Spinner features an all-round viewing window for unimpeded observation of spun food, an automatic cord retraction system, a stop button linked directly to disk brakes, a hard-wearing, high-tech cord, a non –slip... See complete description »

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One tug is all that's needed for a dry salad when you use this 10.25-in. Easy Spin Salad Spinner features an all-round viewing window for unimpeded observation of spun food, an automatic cord retraction system, a stop button linked directly to disk brakes, a hard-wearing, high-tech cord, a non –slip ring – for guaranteed secure grip, a spinning lid that doubles directly as an air-tight lid, an attractive bowl that simultaneously serves as a salad bowl, a space-saving and stackable design whose volume in no way falls short of existing spinners, an integrated drainage basket that can also be used for hot foods and a spinning mechanism that not only accelerates the basket extremely rapidly, but also reaches a high speed. Made from high-impact plastic, it's dishwasher-safe and comes with a 5-year guarantee.

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Recommended by 96% of reviewers   |   Rated a "Good Value" by 90% of reviewers
Worst product and online buying experience
by Suganya, NC
November 22, 2011

Paid $25 plus $5 shipping. Received the product in ugly green (not as shown in picture), slow spin, too many parts and hard to clean. Called customer service to return and I was told that I have to pay the return shipping, which is $13 at usps. I'll loose $18 if I return it. I just have to throw it in the garbage or donate.

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Limited use
by Melissa, NE
August 8, 2008

Well for the price it was a little high, because of its limited use. But I purchased it for my daughter, she seems to like it, so I guess it was worth the money

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Difficult to stabilize salad spinner
by Joan, IL
September 13, 2007

Spinner top wants to fly off while pulling on the cord. It's a workout to increase the speed. It's also not convenient to have to empty the large bowl of water so it doens't keep the contents wet. I would prefer a spinner that has a perforated large bowl. This large bowl can be used as a salad bowl but it's only dishwasher safe on the top rack and that's not so convenient. I think the design flaws are significant so I would not recommend it.

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been using it every since I rec'd it.
by Barbara, NJ
June 13, 2008

got to give it a lotta spins to get the water off the salad,but it's fun doing it and not hazzardous to your health. Glad it was invented. thank you,Barbara

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by Gerald, CA
March 7, 2005

A nice improvement on the original. Easy to clean and no batteries required.

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Cooking Tip From the Food Network Kitchens

Buying whole lettuce heads lets you choose what's in your salad. Toss chopped lettuce leaves into a large bowl of water, then lift them out to leave the grit behind. Use a salad spinner to remove the excess water for a crisp and crunchy salad.