I want only a hand-operated spinner to take the place of hand wringing. Is there anything else out there that will do this?
1325264
This is the only item like this I have come across. It does remove quite a bit of water however on some items you have to still wringing to do (jeans). The pod is basically an oversized salad spinner with a drain.
1325265
This will spin--rather like a giant salad spinner, and you could use it just to spin but not to wash if you wanted. It doesn't get out as much water as the spin cycle on a washing machine, and if you really just wanted to wring, the best idea might be to look for something with rollers, like the wringer top of an old-fashioned washing machine.
1325266
The Pod would replace the "hand wringing". Awesome product...highly recommeneded
1925714
As sold the winder needs two hands. By adding a tension spring this item could be a one handed device.
1234316
Yes go to customercare@spinmaster.com or call 1-800-622-8339 also customer service. Good Luck..
1962410
Nope. If you want a swivel wheel you'll want one of the revolutions. But they don't have a handbrake if that's important to you. Or well actually the newer one does, that pro one, not sure if that's out yet.
159513
There's no spinner. For spinning in Ikari, I configured 2 buttons, one for spinning clockwise and the other one for counter-clockwise...
721731
no it is not a corded spinner. It has a fold down knob and appears to be quite sturdy. I use mine for salads and herbs--grow my own so it does get used quite often. Spins easily and perhaps is one of the best that I have owned
840782
Yes. This brush has a vibration action. This works much better than the spin.
825880
Yes, either use a servo reverser, or reconnect your servos so that one is hooked inside and one is outside on the arm.Hope this helps. This was the best of three gyros that I have tried.
2210436
I'm left hand, and it works fine, but you can not turn it around, so you would need to buy the right reel for you. Plus, the reel it comes with is junk, so I would get a better one.
108015
I sorry but I don't know where you would be able to get a handle. Maybe find a basket at a Yard Sale and just change it out. I also would like to find a place to purchase an extra oil catcher. One for fish and the other for deep frying other things. Like donuts and such. Seems like the company T-Fal would have all the extra parts and/or replacement parts for the consumer. As far as I know they don't. For the price you would think that they would. Love the fryer though. Sorry I couldn't help you.
15497
The bowl spins by itself, but I find it needs my hand to control it and to slow it down a bit. That goes for any mixmasters I have used
1139717
When you first wind it up you can rotate it a full rotation, maybe two, against the spring. When you release it that should make it start spinning nice and fast. What I tell people to do is hold it so the spinner is facing down, and imagine there is a laser pointing straight down from the bottom. Without moving your arm, only your wrist, start slowly drawing circles on the floor with the imaginary laser pointer. You will feel resistance against that motion. Push against that resistance as you rotate your wrist and rotate faster and you will be able to speed up the gyro and get the forearm workout you are looking for.
1501994
No Kay - just manual up and down. Perfect for a handbag organiser though which is why I bought three! Cannot get anything like this in New Zealand.
1073894
I am unaware a a hand held that can do that without tranmitting to a repeater.
1697725
I don't have the original packaging and can't find any mention one way or another on the spinner. Sorry.
574124
I don't know - I've never done it. I dropped and broke my original lid, so I googled Ergo salad spinner and ordered another one. When I need new batteries and don't know how to change them, I take the item to Batteries Plus.
973514
This is a washer; not a spinner. A separate spinner is needed to wring clothes.