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Can anyone recommend one that's not too expensive? Strange question, probably. Had one a while ago and didn't last that long so hoping for something better this time.
Thanks
We've got a basic Ryman electric one that's been chunnering away for years up in the spare room. Model is MS 508. Takes 5 sheets at once, which is a bit rubbish if you're having a big clear out but usually OK.
I've got an Aurora AS610C from Amazon and it's lasted a long time, incluidng being feed thicknesses of paper it shouldn't have seen :
£29.98
Thought about Gerbils?
I’ve recently spent ages researching this (I need to get out more) and settled for a Fellowes 12C powershred.
run time of 20 mins (and that had been tested fully recently), cross cut, 12 sheets at a time, paper clips, staples, bank cards all shred with no problem.
I got it from Ryman, through their amazon marketplace page as it was about £30 cheaper that buying it from their online store.
As sad as it sounds, I love it.
Box of matches. About 50 p
Fellowes 6C and so far so good. £29.99 from Argos.
£30 one from Ryman. Works fine when I use it. Struggles when Other Household Members try to force through twice the recommended number of sheets.
How much paper does the 'average household' need to shred? We have a cheap & cheerful Tesco job which does all we need, bank statements, court papers, bailiffs letters, all that crap.
I had loads of stuff years ago from an uncles house & i took it all to work & stuffed it in the wheely bin sized industrial thing we had.