Only suitable for chunky knit and thick wool, not for fine materials

This is not my first Fusselfräse. Many years ago I had stayed at one that I, however, took out of service because it then too many C needed Baby batteries. That was too much Batterieverbraucht and pollution. Therefore, I switched to disposable razors. For fine fabrics and small nodules disposable razors are even now for me the first choice that still work much better than any Fusselfräse because they cut the nodules clean and thus prevent the formation of new ones. For fine materials, the screen is also much too coarse, since there is risk of injury of the substance, and that threads and wrinkles are pulled through the screen and holes. Unfortunately refuse disposable razors with chunky knit and thick wool with large nodules. Here a Fusselfräse is actually the better choice.

Since these mills actually works without problems with batteries (Eneloop), their use is resource-saving and justifiable. The result is not as perfect as on the advertising pictures on the package, the material looks after definitely not as good as new, but the nodes of chunky knit sweaters can be very good and easy to remove. Unfortunately, the appliance smells very metallic after a few minutes use, but you can live with. The cover of the milling head was already bound in the package, as it but this is no impairment of the function, you can ignore the extent.

I'm missing the indication of origin on the device. Since nothing is recorded, you can probably assume that it was produced in China. According to the company website is a member of the BSCI WENKO - Business Social Compliance Initiative an initiative dedicated to improving social standards in the producing countries. Nevertheless, I would have liked that here the producers and suppliers to be disclosed.