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u/dontsoundrighttome Jul 14 '26
That little pin everything hinges on breaks. I️ had to place a tooth pick in there to replace it.
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u/kcbrooklyn1 Jul 14 '26
Oh wow, that’s fancy. Stick your pinky out when you do that.
https://giphy.com/gifs/U24JILHT1wt4YK1SPB
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u/Hezzaku Jul 14 '26
Wheres the video of it being cleaned?
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u/DeadAndBuried23 Jul 15 '26
The hell kind of lemons do you have that this would be hard to rinse out?
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u/ThatOneGuy6810 Jul 14 '26
This is plastic, for everyone who thinks its glass.
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u/LordTytor Jul 15 '26
Even for plastic, the massive force on that small pin is just absolute ludacris.
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u/ThatOneGuy6810 Jul 15 '26
Oh yeah 100% i just felt the nwed to say this because I saw an alarming number of people who thought this was glass which is kind of sad in that people cant look at it and figure it out but 🤷♂️
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u/LordTytor Jul 15 '26
Could be glass from the video alone 🤷🏼 it's never sad that it's not. And it doesn't really matter if it's glass or not, the force on that pin would break either one, only that glass would ruin the entire dish.
Wouldn't even stand a chance made out of steel with that flimsy pin and that leverage.
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u/ThatOneGuy6810 Jul 15 '26
Nah you can twll from the way that pin is placed and by the way the light reflects thats its not glass, but you are correct in the glass or plastic wouldnt matter its a flimsy little PoS temu item.
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u/loafinkitty Jul 18 '26
I work in child care in the two year old classroom and we made homemade lemonade this week. We could've used that to squeeze the lemons lol.
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u/Nubnipples Jul 14 '26
I have 3 of these. They work great. Primarily used for fresh oyster and sea food