DEAL: Multi-Function Salad Spinner with Grater
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One day when I need some clean nylons quickly, I hand washed in the sink, and spun-dry in my salad spinner! In no time at all, they were ready to wear!
Another story... Yes, I can be a klutz!
I was using the cheese grater one day and accidentally grated the Jamberry Nail wrap I was wearing.
I thought my wrap was ruined, but a quick file with a glass nail file, and they looked fabulous again!
Chef's Star Multi-Function All In One Salad Spinner with Grater [46% off]
-- With a choice of cutting inserts and graters, you can create more than salads with this versatile kitchen helper. Chop apples, potatoes, cheese, and julienne style french fries; create ingredients for soups, stews, vegetable side dishes, and more.
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