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This thread centers around the experiences of participants regarding the rusting issue of the Oh-No Salad Choppers, particularly in relation to their use in cooking demonstrations and dishwashing practices.
Views differ regarding the effectiveness of the salad choppers and the impact of rusting on their usage. Some participants express concern over the rusting issue, while others share positive experiences despite the challenges.
Participants are primarily Pampered Chef consultants sharing personal experiences with the salad choppers in the context of cooking demonstrations and customer interactions.
Consultants looking for insights on the performance and care of the Oh-No Salad Choppers, as well as those interested in troubleshooting rust-related issues.
It's in the catalog right next to the salad chopper!SILV1234 said:what's the recipe for salsa fresca?????
It'll be called rubbing compound, and you can get it at a hardware store, or the hardware/automotive section of Wally World.heat123 said:um where do I get rubbing compound and what is it called? thanks!
Yes, I doubled check product care card and said dishwasher safeschel said:Are they supposed to be dishwasher safe?
Mine rusted to. After my Trifle Bowl mishaps, I dare not call HO...![]()
I will though since I have read others on here. I have not put mine in the dishwasher, only washed by hand. Hope the next set doesn't do that.
Schel
heat123 said:Yes, I doubled check product care card and said dishwasher safe.
BTW, what was your Trifle bowl mishap and why not call HO about something totally different??
PCJenni said:someone in my cluster had the same problem with rusting.... makes you wonder if it is going to be a real problem?????
I think it's great that they are LTG which I didn't realize but I don't think guests would want to hassel with continual returns if they keep rusting (and they use it in the dishwasher because it says they are safe). I hope mine and those with rusting were just a bad batch! Otherwise I don't really want to feature them anymore!its_me_susan said:Thankfully it's a lifetime guarenty, they can return it several times (not that they'd want to) if need be. I returned mine because the blade got "unsmooth" ~ I was using it almost every night. I sell 1-3 every show when I tell them how I add a bag of salad or head of lettuce, half bag of baby carrots, a red pepper (even thiough one does not like it) and a RAW YELLOW SQUASH and the kids have no idea what they are eating! LOL. It's kind of tough to use though (esp. for older crowds) ~ I tell them how men love to use it so hand the bowl to your dh while he relaxes on the couch to do it while you finish dinner prep. I do love them.
The Oh-No Salad Choppers are a kitchen tool designed to make chopping salads and other ingredients easier and more efficient. They feature a unique design that allows users to chop ingredients directly in a bowl or on a cutting board, minimizing mess and maximizing convenience.
The Oh-No Salad Choppers can rust if they are not properly cared for. This typically occurs when they are exposed to moisture for extended periods or not dried thoroughly after washing. It's essential to follow the manufacturer's care instructions to prevent rusting.
Many users find that the convenience and efficiency of the Oh-No Salad Choppers outweigh the potential hassle of rusting. If maintained correctly, they can provide a quick and easy way to prepare salads without the need for multiple utensils.
To prevent rusting, make sure to wash the Oh-No Salad Choppers by hand and dry them immediately after use. Avoid soaking them in water for long periods and store them in a dry place. Regular maintenance can significantly extend their lifespan.
If your Oh-No Salad Choppers begin to rust, you can try removing the rust with a gentle abrasive cleaner or a mixture of baking soda and water. After cleaning, ensure they are thoroughly dried and consider applying a food-safe oil to protect the surface.