The wringer is a sturdy, well designed unit that is simple to take apart and clean, which is important to me.
I plan on using it away from home as well as at home. It works great on things like towels and, as I expected, a little less so on things with bulky seems, but it is still more effective than wringing by hand.
My only gripe is that, while it is thoughtful of the manufacturer to have wing nuts on the clamping part so you can easily change the wringer to go from a 5 gallon pail to a sink, the regular screw on the bottom has to be held with a wrench to get it tight. A carriage bolt would have been more appropriate to be able to tighten it without tools.
I used a Serrated Flange Screw instead of the supplied screw and that suits the purpose.
Overall, very happy with the purchase.
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Well designed, well made, and does exactly what I want from it. Wring/squeegee my car washing chamois. All of its components are high quality and sourced to last. The finish is also first class.The one short coming is that the folded down ears of the lifting handle are uncomfortable when grasping an attached washing pale/bucket with a gallon or two of water. Reminder, the water alone is 8Lb per gallon. That in addition to the sturdy weight of the fixture and pale can be painful to grasp and lift.My solution was inexpensive and simple. Used a piece of 7/8 dowel. Perfect fit on my unit. Planned one side to have a flush mating surface with the horizontal top inner surface of the handle. Considered counter sunk screwing the insert but opted for super glue adhesive. Reasoning is that exposing metal by drill scaring the excellent finish would need some repainting. Also, since the stress on the insert on the handle is compressive so avoiding marring/damaging the finish is un-necessary. Hope the manufacturer will consider adding this to its item as it if fairly priced but not inexpensive. Might consider a nylon/UHMW dowel.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2022
The wringer is a sturdy, well designed unit that is simple to take apart and clean, which is important to me.
I plan on using it away from home as well as at home. It works great on things like towels and, as I expected, a little less so on things with bulky seems, but it is still more effective than wringing by hand.
My only gripe is that, while it is thoughtful of the manufacturer to have wing nuts on the clamping part so you can easily change the wringer to go from a 5 gallon pail to a sink, the regular screw on the bottom has to be held with a wrench to get it tight. A carriage bolt would have been more appropriate to be able to tighten it without tools.
I used a Serrated Flange Screw instead of the supplied screw and that suits the purpose.
Overall, very happy with the purchase.
I plan on using it away from home as well as at home. It works great on things like towels and, as I expected, a little less so on things with bulky seems, but it is still more effective than wringing by hand.
My only gripe is that, while it is thoughtful of the manufacturer to have wing nuts on the clamping part so you can easily change the wringer to go from a 5 gallon pail to a sink, the regular screw on the bottom has to be held with a wrench to get it tight. A carriage bolt would have been more appropriate to be able to tighten it without tools.
I used a Serrated Flange Screw instead of the supplied screw and that suits the purpose.
Overall, very happy with the purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2023
Well designed, well made, and does exactly what I want from it. Wring/squeegee my car washing chamois. All of its components are high quality and sourced to last. The finish is also first class.
The one short coming is that the folded down ears of the lifting handle are uncomfortable when grasping an attached washing pale/bucket with a gallon or two of water. Reminder, the water alone is 8Lb per gallon. That in addition to the sturdy weight of the fixture and pale can be painful to grasp and lift.
My solution was inexpensive and simple. Used a piece of 7/8 dowel. Perfect fit on my unit. Planned one side to have a flush mating surface with the horizontal top inner surface of the handle. Considered counter sunk screwing the insert but opted for super glue adhesive. Reasoning is that exposing metal by drill scaring the excellent finish would need some repainting. Also, since the stress on the insert on the handle is compressive so avoiding marring/damaging the finish is un-necessary. Hope the manufacturer will consider adding this to its item as it if fairly priced but not inexpensive. Might consider a nylon/UHMW dowel.
The one short coming is that the folded down ears of the lifting handle are uncomfortable when grasping an attached washing pale/bucket with a gallon or two of water. Reminder, the water alone is 8Lb per gallon. That in addition to the sturdy weight of the fixture and pale can be painful to grasp and lift.
My solution was inexpensive and simple. Used a piece of 7/8 dowel. Perfect fit on my unit. Planned one side to have a flush mating surface with the horizontal top inner surface of the handle. Considered counter sunk screwing the insert but opted for super glue adhesive. Reasoning is that exposing metal by drill scaring the excellent finish would need some repainting. Also, since the stress on the insert on the handle is compressive so avoiding marring/damaging the finish is un-necessary. Hope the manufacturer will consider adding this to its item as it if fairly priced but not inexpensive. Might consider a nylon/UHMW dowel.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2022
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2022
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Handy, dandy piece of equipment out of the past.
Reviewed in Canada on January 18, 2024