Fellowes Powershred Lubricant Cutter Oil for Confetti-Cut Shredders (35250) | List Price: $9.99
Discount Price: $2.85
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Brand: Fellowes
Binding: Electronics
Features: - Helps keep confetti-cut machines working at their peak
- Industrial-grade lubricant
- Convenient 12-fluid ounce squeeze bottle
- Extension nozzle to ensure complete coverage
- Ideal for home or business shredders
Overpriced and awkward, buy a container and vegetable oil! [Posted on 2008-05-07]
I purchased this with my shredder, a Fellowes 32177 Powershred PS-77Cs. The bottle is kind of unwieldy, as the nozzle hole is quite big for oil (and it will just spill out). The bottle is pretty big, about 8-10 inches tall so I will have this for a long time, even after using this every time the bag has been changed (recommended by Fellowes).
Since this is just pre-packaged and labeled vegetable oil I will use that in the future in an empty old-style ketchup bottle. I would recommend buying a container for vegetable oil and using that instead. Be a smart consumer and save your money!
Works great [Posted on 2008-05-20]
I have tried various lubricants for OTHER shredders in the past with mixed success so when I found this lubricant for the shredder I jumped on the purchase. Very satisfied.
Great! [Posted on 2008-06-06]
Makes my shredder last and hasn't failed yet. I use it after every full basket and my shredder keeps going and going! This is essential!
Fellows Powershred Lube [Posted on 2008-06-10]
I have previously just used 3-in-1 oil. This seems to work much better. I also purchased a Fellows Shredder and am impressed with it, although it does work very hard to shred 6-8 at a time as advertised.
Fellowes Shredders have safety problems with Auto Feed Sensors [Posted on 2008-07-10]
I have owned one other Fellows shredder I bought at Costco. The shredder shred paper just fine and as advertised, but the Auto Feed Sensor malfunctioned and quit working entirely.
At first on my older model, it was possible to clean the sensor following Fellows instructions, Q-tip with rubbing alcohol, but it finally just stopped working all together, an electronic failure in the circuitry is my best guess.
I purchased this newer Fellowes Power Shredder because I feel having a non-working safety sensor is bad for kid and pets. But only after about 1-month of occasional shredding the sensor started getting flakey and completely stopped working. I noticed the shredder would turn itself on when I would turn on my microwave which shares a power strip with it which I thought was very strange. I don't have electrical problems in my home and my best guess is that these Fellowes Auto Feed Sensors are not designed well at all as many, many people complain about them breaking.
Yes cleaning them does work...for a while but they have a very nasty habit of just failing after some time, but with the Fellows Power Shredder it just broke, cleaning made not difference.
Mine is new enough I could return it under warranty for a replacement, BUT having to pack it up an pay for shipping the heavy item is just not work the hassle.
Fellows shredder from my experience are solid well working machines with the exception that the buyer should be aware of this safety issue and expect them to become MANUAL type shredders sooner or later.
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