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KitchenAid Salad and Fruit Spinner (Pumpkin Orange)

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  • Soft grip lever for smooth and easy spinning
  • Locking mechanism keeps handle locked for convenient, easy storage
  • Push button brake stops spinning with just one push
  • Large bowl converts to convenient salad bowl
  • Nonslip offers added stability while spinner is in use.

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KitchenAid Salad and Fruit Spinner (Pumpkin Orange)

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KitchenAid Gourmet salad and fruit spinner with easy to use soft grip lever.

Dishwasher Safe.

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Sun3160
1.0 out of 5 stars I expect SO MUCH MORE from Kitchenaid.
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2015
It's a very poor design, that seems almost designed to fail.

I had this model for about six months. It did what I'd call "barely adequate" job of drying my greens after rinsing.

The pump allows you to build up some speed, but not enough for a really good drying. Maybe I'm too used to the better results from the pull cord style that reverses each spin after the cord winds back up.

I no longer have this unit because after about six months, I was pumping normally and heard a loud "TICK" sound, and looked down at it, and the thick outer bowl had cracked all the way from the rim to the base. Other than that, the product still looked brand new.

Pushing the pump presses the lid down into the bowl. The lid seats within the bowl, but using the unit requires that you apply pressure to the lid, which is pressed down inside the rim of the bowl. This is what caused the crack.
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Becky S.
1.0 out of 5 stars Didn't last
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2014
I used an old salad spinner for years and replaced it with this model when I found it at Costco. At first it worked great, although it always was too big and bulky to store easily when not in use. Unfortunately, I went to use it the other day and hear a snap when I unlocked it. The pump had broken and would no longer spin. After far too few months, now it's useless. I wish I had my old spinner back!
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Danimal
1.0 out of 5 stars worst spinner ever
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2013
It doesn't dry the leaves very well. Neither my wife nor mother in law can slide the release to access the lever, and water gets into the lid with no way to get it out, so rusty brown water drips on your salad, yum.
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