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The exact part I was looking for, it is in like new condition, packing was superb, price acceptable. I had looked for days for this part and terisworld had it! It was a glass inner liner for an oven so I was concerned about it being broken in transit. Again, the care in packing the item was superb!!! Great seller to deal with.
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Reviews (1)
Dec 17, 2015
cheap slicer leaves a lot to be desired
The slicer actually slices very good considering that is a relatively low cost unit. So far I sliced up a large pork loin into 1/2 inch portions like pork chops. The slicer sliced easily on the forward stroke actually I was pretty impressed. When pulling the carriage back it would bind on the sliding pole. Plastic on metal not exactly ball bearing operation here. I was able to overcome this for the most part by lifting up slightly on the carriage on the back stroke.
My biggest disappointment was in cleaning. I had get out my wrench to remove the thickness selector 2 bolts in order to be able to clean underneath it. Then I needed My Phillips screwdriver to remove the little food guide just in front of the blade. Even after doing this I still didn't feel like I was able to clean it properly. I was slicing raw pork and I just had the feeling that there was some nook or cranny where a bit of meat or blood was festering into botulism getting ready to pounce on my cheess next time I use the slicer. Also the carriage is the same or maybe worse the top of the carriage can be removed and easily washed but there is a large hollow area that is impossible to access.
I ended up cleaning everywhere I could and then I hosed it down with hydrogen peroxide. I suppose that should suffice. I promise you I'm not a germ nut or anything like that I am a man and not real big on cleaning to begin with. But I do take food safety seriously as I do not enjoy projectile vomiting. I have had food poisoning before let's just say I learned my lesson.
I don't know how much you would have to spend I order to get a unit that can be easily disassembled for cleaning but that is now going to be my top priority when I upgrade. In the end I never had a slicer before and I found it to be a useful tool I just wish the builders made it easier to clean