Amco Swing-a-way Easy Release Grease

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Amco Swing A Way Easy Release Grease

The name Swing-A-Way, plainly put, is an American classic. The firstborn Swing-A-Way, introduced in 1938, was a wall-mounted may opener with a bracket that permitted the strong sturdy unit to swing back versus the wall of a butler’s pantry when not in use, hence the name. In 1945, the company initiated a gear-driven cutting wheel that revolutionized may opening. In the 1950′s the company launched the original heavy-duty, handheld may opener, the legendary Model 407 that integrated the best features of the wall model. The rest is history. This Amco Swingaway grease separator has a spring loaded bottom opening that allows for easy release of grease-free liquids. It strains liquids through a new deeper removable lid and features a soft grip handle for freeing liquid with a squeeze. Its big 4-cup, 32-ounce capacity works for any type of cooking preparation. Included on the-cup are metric and popular measurements in 1/4, 1/3-cup and 2-ounce increments. This grease separator is dishwasher safe on the top rack.

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14 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
Leaks & Falls Apart
By North Texas Girl
When I opened the box I found the red ring of plastic that is part of the sleeve the stopper slides in and out of floating around on the bottom of the container. I placed it back in the center where it belonged and then tried water in it and it leaked.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Junk
By doug
I had the same problem as N. Texas. Ring fell off the first time I used it, Tried to glue it back but couldn’t get it to seal. I should have gotten the simple, basic, one piece spout like I had before.

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