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

The spinner has a built-in drainage system and ... It’s also a long-lasting alternative to plastic models: “The stainless steel bowl won't crack like the previous ones I had,” an Amazon ...

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 ...

Beverly Hills’ steel and glass “salad spinner” house, as local wags have dubbed the bowl-shaped mansion, seems to have some type of centrifugal force that sucks in celebrities. At the beginning of the ...