Mueller 5-Liter Vegetable Washer

Well after one test drive I can say, with all honesty, this is a superior piece for shedding unwanted moisture from your leafy greens. Despite it’s alleged Austrian lineage, this device clearly shows technological advancements made from the celebrated research of American hero, John P Stapp. With a ...

I used to hate washing greens for salads. For decades I had the salad spinner that had a top pump mechanism you had to depress multiple times. They worked very efficiently in drying the greens, but I am 5’1” and I usually had to place the salad spinner in the sink so I could get leverage to start pu...

We have had two other salad spinners. Both "bit the dust" within a year or two. This one is FAR SUPERIOR from several standpoints. First, better material - the plastic is a better quality and far more sturdy. Second, the design is a BIG improvement on the competition and makes it extremely easy and ...

Our old spinner still worked well, but over time was developing a disgusting orange discoloration deep inside that could not be reached with even the smallest brushes. So I disassembled the thing which was difficult, scrubbed the thing, which was still difficult, let it dry, and put it back together...

This is an upgrade to my previous salad spinner. I mean, a total upgrade. No cranking! Just pull the lever a few times and let centrifugal force take over. This spinner is equipped with a brake that works with a push button, that’ll slow it down to a gradual stop. The bowl is very sturdy; much heavi...

I purchased this spinner to replace my old reliable pull string version I had for the last decade. The string on my old (not Mueller) one broke. I love the capacity, craftsmanship, and style ingenuity of this Mueller spinner! I was able to preserve the spinning motion of the pulling with a more reli...

I've used this spinner for lettuce, chopped kale, and basil, before making pesto. The pour-out slots, and the fact that it's designed to be taken apart and cleaned is a big improvement over my last salad spinner, which fell apart when the small plastic piece that held the upper and lower parts of th...

I just replaced my old string pull salad spinner of 5-6 years. The nylon cord frayed and was not replaceable. This pull handle will probably last longer since it has a pull mechanism that does not have a visible cord or no cord (not sure what the internals are). It is even easier to get it spinning ...

Years ago I had a battery operated salad spinner with a press button. It never seemed to get all the water out. I love how this has the pull feature and that there is no need for batteries. I have been bringing in a lot of greens from the garden now. This is super practical, I wash them in the bowl ...

We have literally bought every single type of salad spinner, the one you keep pushing down eventually broke, the one with the string you pull broke the one with the manual wheel you spin also broke, this one however is Above and beyond in design and is very very sturdy, I can use one finger to pull ...