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List Price: $30.00

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Customer Reviews

Works wonders
I feared this would be an over-hyped useless gizmo. It works wonderfully. Don't expect to use it for shredding whole sheets, use it for shredding personal info on junk mail, catalogs, forms, etc. I can shred a week's worth of mail in a minute or two. Plenty strong for credit cards.

2010-02-04 (St. Paul, MN) | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 5

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shredding scissors it works
I received the multi blade shredder scissors and I tried them right away. This product really does what it
says it is going to do, you can use them to shred your private papers or old bills. It does work
however if you have alot of shredding to do I still would use the electric paper shredders.
This will take you forever and your hand will be hurting if you have a large job of shredding to do.
Overall I like the product I have found you need to tear the large papers in half and then cut
in one direction and then do a criss cross pattern to get a complete shred of the private papers.
It is a bit challenging if you have a small project or for daily use it works beautifully.
Overall it is a good buy and the company I went through to get the product was very professional
and the product was delivered on time.

2009-12-15 | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 4

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Works great!
This is a great small size, non-electric alternative to a shredder. Works best a few things at a time - if you have a large backlog of papers to be shredded, you could get hand cramps. Well constructed and sturdy, plenty sharp. For best results, cut diagonally rather than across the paper either horizontally or vertically. Both handles are the same size, so will work right- or left-handed.

2009-01-15 | Helpful Votes: 16 | Rating: 5

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3 in 1 Shredder

List Price: $29.99

Product Details Shreds up to 8.5 inches deviating Momentous for Home and Office Shreds Cancelled Checks, Trustworthiness ards recieipts & more

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Customer Reviews

Ok but could be better
This does a fair job but with CDs you'll need to run the breaks through again. Aldo this does good for beginning the cutting credit cards or plastic membership cards but to help I break the pieces up with Shredder scissors. paper is excellent but you must do one sheet at a time.

I'd say it's good for light mail use and things you do at home but needs improvements.

2010-04-29 (Carrollton, GA United States) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 3

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Excellent for what it is.
I don't understand people fuming about this product. It was all of what? 19 bucks? Plastic. Manual. What did they expect?

Yes, it's slow.

Yes, it only does 1 page at a time but decently so.

I found it did okay on an old credit card, too. Yes, it only sliced it into lengthways pieces. Again, for the price, and manual, what are people expecting? It does exactly what it is billed as doing.

My feelings are it's a relief to not constantly be dealing with my electric one, which shreds crisscross, but constantly gets gummed up, overheats, and stops. Incessantly.

One day, I had a very large old pile to shred, and the best IT would do was 5 at a time, and then overheat. And it's neither that old, nor that used.

The way I look at it, with the credit card, was although I had to go at it again, with the electric crosscutting one, or scissors, it was that much less to do.

The electric one, despite its claim, cannot handle a solid credit card. I have had to cut them up manually and feed it bits and pieces is the past, risking cutting my fingers and hand with scissors. At least this way, the manual one does the "scissor" cutting for me, saving my hands!

I am exceedingly pleased with this product. Granted it's for small, minimal, home use. Not a home office, not an office, not major heavy duty, not industrial.

It is what it is, and as such, it is very good.

2010-04-15 (Loris, SC USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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hand-crank shredder
For what it is, the hand-crank shredder works fine. Of course, it is only of small jobs that are not too thick but it turns smoothly.

2009-07-08 | S. C. (Richmond, VA USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 3

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broke already
I've had this product about half a year and it's broken already. Plastic parts inside have broken into little pieces making it useless. We rarely used it and never for anything but paper. And that it could only handle one piece at a time. I think I'll compost whatever I used to want to shred instead!

2009-07-06 | ingabot (Greenbelt, MD, USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 1

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A good way to go green, but also to lose some green (backs)
I owned this shredder for a year. I really gave it a chance as I make every effort to be "green" and use as little electricity as possible. Unfortunately, I have to give up on this product. The product works well for small papers, such as receipts, and it's safe to use. Because it's not electric-powered, the user controls the shredding which means it's a safe way for kids to participate in shredding paper. However, even shredding just receipts means that this shredder eventually clogs. I don't know if it's the fact that the shredder is not continually churning, but I was sure to crank the paper until I'd seen it go all the way through.

Another reason why I'm choosing an electric shredder is because the ones that I have can fit over a garbage can. With this shredder, they probably could have found a way to make an extendable arm that allows you to place the shredder over a garbage can and forgo the detachable container. The problem with the clogging appeared to be that after several sheets of paper, they might start backing up into the shredding mechanism and clog it. If you have any reasonable amount of shredding to do, you'll get your exercise between the cranking motion and the continual dumping of the shredder materials. I've had to go so far as to unscrew the shredding mechanism twice in the year I've owned it in order to fully clean out whatever got sucked into the mechanism. It's just not worth the hassle. I'd still be receptive to the use of a manual shredder if one were to come out that fits over a garbage can and doesn't clog as badly as this one does.

2009-07-01 (Wisconsin) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 2

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As Seen On TV SHREDDER SCISSORS SECURITY Why pay $100 for an electric shredder?

List Price: $19.49

Product Details Why pay $100 for an charged shredder? Strategically wreck the parts of receipts and bills that display your banking dope to protect your privacy Works gigantic dicing credit cards and statements

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Customer Reviews

does not work as advertised
I was hoping this product would do the trick but it was cumbersome and didn't really work as promised. Go get a shredder!

2008-12-14 (Pennsylvania) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 1

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Does its job.
Does its job! Just make sure your doing it over a table or wastebasket and not the carpet.

2008-12-03 | DistractionbyGames (Salt Lake City) | Helpful Votes: 3 | Rating: 4

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The new employee stood before the paper shredder?

Aug 02, 2007 by Frank Heyes | Posted in Jokes & Riddles

The new employee stood before the paper shredder looking confused. "Need some help?" a secretary, walking by, asked. "Yes," he replied, "how does this thing work?" "Simple," she said, taking the fat report from his hand and feeding it into the shredder. "Thanks, but where do the copies come out?"

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I am reminded of the expression Mel Gibson and Danny Glover use when they have just caused a bomb to destroy an office block oooooops!
How am I going to get to sleep tonight with all these jokes keeping me laughing?

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Will bleach remove all the ink on paper mail?

Nov 12, 2007 by Selkies | Posted in Other - Home & Garden

I don't currently have a paper shredder, and there's just too much mail for me to just rip up by hand. Thanks for the help, or any suggestions. Cheers!

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Buy a shredder, waste your afternoon and then go buy another shredder after the first one overheats or use a shredding service and be done with years worth of junk mail in minutes.

shredder....?

Dec 17, 2007 by DC | Posted in Jokes & Riddles

A young executive was leaving the office late one evening when he found the CEO standing in front of a shredder with a piece of paper in his hand.
"Listen," said the CEO, "This is a very sensitive and important document here, and my secretary has gone for the night. Can you make this thing work?"

"Certainly," said the young executive. He turned the machine on, inserted the paper, and pressed the start button.

"Excellent, excellent" said the CEO as his paper disappeared inside the machine. "I just need one copy."

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OH No! Somebody better start looking for a new job, *pronto!

How can i shred cardboard for my compost bin?

Jul 05, 2008 by strude2002 | Posted in Garden & Landscape

I need to add quite a lot of cardboard to my compost bin. Its quite tedious ripping it up by hand all the time, would a paper shredder shred it perhaps or would a garden shredder be better.
Thanks to anyone taking the time to respond.

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Soak it in water in a large Tupperware first. It should become very easy to tear. I had a huge box that I bought a pergola kit in that pretty much self-destructed after being rained on.

You don't have to make the pieces very small. The worms love to go in the corrugations. Just make sure it is nice and damp before putting it in your compost.

Another way to compost it is under mulch. Just lay it down and pile mulch on it. It will really discourage the weeds.

A good way to control paper flow?

May 31, 2007 by ∞Infinity∞ | Posted in Other - Home & Garden

I have a major problem with paper flow in my house. We get mail and want to keep it, but it just piles up. I need to shred some of it, file some of it, and just hold onto some of it, but it's hard to keep up with it all. My toddler is scared of the shredder and since my husband works about 60+ hours a week, there's no one to take him off my hands long enough for me to take care of it. I can't do it when he's sleeping because it would just wake him up. What are some ways you control paper in your home? Do you file everyday? I am just sick of all the paper. I would much rather get an email than something in the mail. At least an email doesn't take up counter space!

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Does your husband have a shredder where he works? If so, give all that stuff to him. The key is to get rid of the trash immediately and deal with the easy stuff immediately. Put the stuff to be filed in a box and do your filing about once a week. Set aside a block of time to deal with the more important items.
(I know of someone who got on as many junk mail lists as possible! Every day the postman brought a big carton full of junk mail, which this guy put in his wood-burning stove to keep his house warm!)