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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2020
Noise: This grinder hums along nicely at about the level of an electric pencil sharpener. How’s that for a reference?
Mess: Since the grinding is all done in the same cup, there’s no mess unless you’re clumsy transferring the end result to another container.
Speed: I was actually quite surprised at how fast this was. I kept waiting to hear the beans clanking around, and I kept shaking the machine a little as I assumed the beans hadn’t met the blade yet. Wow, was I wrong. It was dine within the first 15-20 seconds, if not before!
UPDATE: One of the tips I would recommend for keeping this one clean is to use a dry paper towel once you've washed the grinding cup to dry it out. There is a small inverted lip on the blade attachment (the black circle at the bottom the blade is attached to) where coffee grounds get stuck. Even using a dish brush didn't remove it, but using a paper towel to crush it down under the lip and swirling it around in a circular motion helped remove the grounds in no time at all. Typically takes me two passes.
Received this today, and I immediately opened it, washed it (easily), and used it to grind up coffee beans. I’m used to grinders that make tons of noise, make a mess around the area, and take awhile to grind all of the beans. This one solves all of those problems.
Noise: This grinder hums along nicely at about the level of an electric pencil sharpener. How’s that for a reference?
Mess: Since the grinding is all done in the same cup, there’s no mess unless you’re clumsy transferring the end result to another container.
Speed: I was actually quite surprised at how fast this was. I kept waiting to hear the beans clanking around, and I kept shaking the machine a little as I assumed the beans hadn’t met the blade yet. Wow, was I wrong. It was dine within the first 15-20 seconds, if not before!
UPDATE: One of the tips I would recommend for keeping this one clean is to use a dry paper towel once you've washed the grinding cup to dry it out. There is a small inverted lip on the blade attachment (the black circle at the bottom the blade is attached to) where coffee grounds get stuck. Even using a dish brush didn't remove it, but using a paper towel to crush it down under the lip and swirling it around in a circular motion helped remove the grounds in no time at all. Typically takes me two passes.
Noise: This grinder hums along nicely at about the level of an electric pencil sharpener. How’s that for a reference?
Mess: Since the grinding is all done in the same cup, there’s no mess unless you’re clumsy transferring the end result to another container.
Speed: I was actually quite surprised at how fast this was. I kept waiting to hear the beans clanking around, and I kept shaking the machine a little as I assumed the beans hadn’t met the blade yet. Wow, was I wrong. It was dine within the first 15-20 seconds, if not before!
UPDATE: One of the tips I would recommend for keeping this one clean is to use a dry paper towel once you've washed the grinding cup to dry it out. There is a small inverted lip on the blade attachment (the black circle at the bottom the blade is attached to) where coffee grounds get stuck. Even using a dish brush didn't remove it, but using a paper towel to crush it down under the lip and swirling it around in a circular motion helped remove the grounds in no time at all. Typically takes me two passes.
Wicked fast, clean, and quiet grinder
By Matt Cassem on February 10, 2020
Received this today, and I immediately opened it, washed it (easily), and used it to grind up coffee beans. I’m used to grinders that make tons of noise, make a mess around the area, and take awhile to grind all of the beans. This one solves all of those problems.By Matt Cassem on February 10, 2020
Noise: This grinder hums along nicely at about the level of an electric pencil sharpener. How’s that for a reference?
Mess: Since the grinding is all done in the same cup, there’s no mess unless you’re clumsy transferring the end result to another container.
Speed: I was actually quite surprised at how fast this was. I kept waiting to hear the beans clanking around, and I kept shaking the machine a little as I assumed the beans hadn’t met the blade yet. Wow, was I wrong. It was dine within the first 15-20 seconds, if not before!
UPDATE: One of the tips I would recommend for keeping this one clean is to use a dry paper towel once you've washed the grinding cup to dry it out. There is a small inverted lip on the blade attachment (the black circle at the bottom the blade is attached to) where coffee grounds get stuck. Even using a dish brush didn't remove it, but using a paper towel to crush it down under the lip and swirling it around in a circular motion helped remove the grounds in no time at all. Typically takes me two passes.
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