The company, which introduced its first salad spinner in 1978, contends this model removes up to 25 percent more water than ...

To ensure my greens are clean, I always use a salad spinner to wash, rinse, and dry them. While I love my salad spinner, I’ve become increasingly concerned that it may be leaching microplastics into ...

It's hard not to fall in love with the bowl of this OXO. It employs the same locking push-down spinner as the brand's stainless steel and plastic versions, with a more luxurious look and feel.

Meanwhile, the stainless steel bowl adds a bit of elegance to ... this large-capacity salad spinner allows you to dry up to four quarts of greens at once. When you’re done, simply push down ...

The most common material for a salad spinner is plastic. It is possible to find glass or stainless steel salad spinner bowls, but these are generally more expensive. On a positive note ...