Maximize Storage Space for Your Simple Slicer with This Clever Tip!

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses various personal experiences and tips related to storing the Simple Slicer, particularly focusing on a method to prevent the food holder from sliding off during storage or transport.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant shares their experience of discovering that the food holder can be stored on the back track of the Simple Slicer, preventing it from sliding off.
  • Another participant expresses interest in trying the suggested method at their next show, noting the annoyance of the food holder sliding off.
  • Several users mention their intention to try the tip shared by the original poster, indicating a positive reception.
  • One participant raises a concern about the durability of the food holder if it is snapped on and off frequently.
  • Another participant suggests an alternative storage method for added safety, proposing to store the slicer with the blade facing away from the door.
  • One participant describes using a rubber band to keep the food holder in place, although they acknowledge it may not look as neat as the original suggestion.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the best method for storing the Simple Slicer, with no clear consensus emerging on the most effective or safest approach.

Contextual Notes

Participants are sharing personal experiences and tips related to the storage of the Simple Slicer, reflecting a variety of practical solutions and concerns.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for practical storage solutions for the Simple Slicer may find the shared experiences and tips relevant.

SonyaVerrillo
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So, I love the Simple Slicer, but was always annoyed at how to store it because the food holder always slides off whenever I take it out of my cabinet (or it slides off & lands in the bottom of my bag when I take it out at my shows!) I was taking a closer look at the design recently when I was taking it out of my dishwasher. I noticed that the groove on the bottom of the slider was the same width as the top track that the food holder glides onto.

Wondering if my hypothesus would work, I tried to get the food holder to glide onto the BACK track (the one that is connected to the feet) and while it didn't smoothly glide onto the track, the food holder did "snap" onto the back track. The result? My food holder no longer slides off and I can even hang my simple slicer from the top hole in the handle if I wanted to! (Safety note: You want to MAKE SURE that the blade is locked in the 'lock' position, so it's not exposed in any way) You can get the food holder off by lifting the food holder 'track glider' at a time. (attached picture hopefully illustrates my tip)

When I showed this to my team at a training today...they were telling me that I had to share this tip....so I am :D I hope this helps!
 

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I will have to check that out. Thanks for sharing!
 
Send it to the Solution Center so they can share it with everyone. Awesome tip! Thanks for sharing!
 
I'll have to try it at my next show (my kit is always packed in my car so it's in there right now). I do agree it is slightly annoying that it slides off - but either way, the blade is exposed so it is always a good reminder to make sure it's in the locked position.
 
I just tried it and it works quite nicely. It was a little tricky getting if off, though. Do you think snapping it on and off quite a few times will make make those curved sides eventually break off?
 
Great tip! I'll be trying it!
 
Thanks for the advice. Will give it a try.
 
Great idea..and just an idea..but do you think it might be safer if you turned it around and stored it with the blade towards the door that you have it hanging on? I know you have the blade in the locked position but that would just be an extra safeguard. Just a thought.
 
I have put a large rubberband at the end of the slicer after sliding on the slider. Seems to keep it on as well. Doesn't look as nice as Sonya's idea but it works!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the clever tip for maximizing storage space for the Simple Slicer?

The clever tip for maximizing storage space for your Simple Slicer involves using a designated drawer organizer or a vertical storage solution. This keeps the slicer and its components neatly arranged and easily accessible, preventing clutter in your kitchen.

Can I store the Simple Slicer in a kitchen drawer?

Yes, you can store the Simple Slicer in a kitchen drawer. To maximize space, consider using a drawer organizer to keep the slicer and its accessories separated and easy to find.

Are there any specific storage containers recommended for the Simple Slicer?

While there are no specific containers required, using a clear plastic bin or a small storage box can help keep the Simple Slicer and its attachments organized and visible, making it easier to access when needed.

How can I ensure the safety of the Simple Slicer while storing it?

To ensure the safety of the Simple Slicer while storing it, make sure to keep the blade covered or stored in a protective case. Additionally, avoid placing heavy items on top of it to prevent damage.

Is it necessary to disassemble the Simple Slicer for storage?

It is not necessary to disassemble the Simple Slicer for storage, but doing so can help save space and keep the components organized. If you choose to disassemble it, make sure to keep all parts together in a labeled container.

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