TUOFANG 2 Pack Electric Gravity Pepper Grinder or Automatic Salt Mill Set, Adjustable Coarseness. One Hand and Automatic Operationand with Blue LED Light. Valentine's Gift

I was a little concerned when I first saw it that it wouldn't be as dependable as my trusty old-fashioned calculator. a salt and pepper grinder that has been passed down through the generations Oh boy, was I wrong; not only was it just as efficient and time-saving, but it also captivated guests when they came over. The only disadvantage I can think of is that it isn't a deal-breaker. The amount of noise produced when grinding is a deal breaker by any stretch of the imagination. My family has become completely accustomed to it, but I can see how it might be alarming to newcomers. You can't go wrong with this option if you're looking for a unique gift or something to liven up your kitchen. br>br>My lifebr>So, my stove gets lava hot, and someone (we won't name names, but every smart man has one) tests the plastic container portion while baking, and guess what? The lava stovetop has won, and one of my grinders now has a slight wobble that reminds me of the blow-up punching bags we all saw as kids. One issue is that there are four AAA batteries in the upper section, which makes it top-heavy. heavy. As a result of the lava, it will now. When the top falls over, it slams shut like a car door. Anyway, it's not your problem, hopefully, and besides, if you're still reading this, you're probably just as nosy as I am. Did you really need all of this to get one for less than 30 bucks?.

Aniya BEVAN

| Jun 06, 2021

  I've always wished for an electric snare drum. grinder (p) This is something I'm looking forward to using in the kitchen. It was simple to put together. 6 (yes, six) AAA batteries are required (not included). I chose the coarseness of my pepper or salt, and the grinder began grinding automatically when I tipped it over. br>I'd like to be able to start the grinding process by pressing a button. Because it starts spraying salt/pepper even if you accidentally tip it. This is without a doubt one of the coolest gadgets I've ever purchased.

Mccoy Henderson

| Jun 16, 2021

At first, we were enamored with these. The only issue was that there was no way to control the speed, and you tended to get a lot of salt out at once, and the pepper grinder stopped working one day after the 30-day return period had passed. It would grind, but nothing would come out because it didn't sound right. I removed the pepper chamber and discovered that the batteries were extremely warm to the touch, after which I shocked my wife's hand, and I removed the batteries and smelled a burning odor coming from behind where the batteries sit. Something inside, I'm guessing, has broken, which would explain the horrible grinding noise it now makes.

Christian PARRY

| Sep 28, 2021

This set of grinders is a lot of fun for me. I haven't received any salt yet, but I really like how it grinds pepper. br>Because I have some grip and hand strength issues, this grinder is ideal because all I have to do to grind is turn it upside down. br>I believe it contains a gyroscope of some sort. In comparison to the old manual grinders I'm used to, it's incredibly simple to operate. br>I also like how it illuminates so I can see where my pepper is going. br>My only wish is for it to use fewer batteries.

Jameson PARKES

| Dec 21, 2021

My salt grinder recently broke, so I'm only giving this one star. And, of course, it's the one you're more likely to use. It's only been about 5 months since I got it, and I didn't start using it right away, so I believe it's a grinder with a short lifespan. At first, the batteries stopped working, and now it won't turn on even with a new set. I tried wiping down the metal parts, but they were all rusted. It was simple to use and extremely useful, but only while it was operational. My previous electric grinder lasted at least two years before breaking due to a mishap.

Cameron Norton

| Jun 13, 2021

They appear to be well-made for an import. br>br>Salt and pepper flow perfectly. br>br>One of them worked for a few months before giving up. It worked again after the batteries were replaced, but then it stopped working again. br>br>When I checked the batteries, there was no juice left in them; they were completely dead. br>This indicates that it is constantly drawing power, which is not a good thing. br>br>I like them, but I'm stuck with one good and one bad unit because I can't return them.

Kenna Avery

| Feb 24, 2021

These are a great addition because they are simple enough for all of my kids to use and enjoy (we season them with salt and pepper). They've got a lot of heat in them.

Jericho Berg

| Sep 15, 2021

These are incredible. . . at least for the first six months. The batteries, on the other hand, must be replaced on a regular basis, and each one requires six batteries. Every two months, you'll most likely have to replace them. Now the one in which I had salt has stopped working completely. It still doesn't work after I disassembled it and cleaned all of the salt out of all of the crevices. If you want automatic shakers, I believe you should pay a little more for rechargeable ones rather than the battery-operated ones. I believe that the salt residue inside caused them to malfunction. It's a shame they don't work anymore because they're fantastic when they do.

Alvaro Nichols

| Jan 20, 2021