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Review: Dazey Stripper

Product Information

Model: DVS 5
Manufacturer: Dazey Corporation

Reviewed by: Linda Lind from Hyde Park , Utah

Why did you purchase the product?
I had 13 children and it really helped save on time. I was not disabled except for time and I like the fact it did not take too much potato surface.

How well did the product meet your needs?
Great.....by the way, my peeler has a sightly broken button so I have to leave it on and plug and unplug to make it work. Do you think the company would have any left in storage or something.

Are there specific features of the product that you liked?
Small and useful, fairly fast

Are there specific features of the product that you disliked?
Perhaps the on and off button could have been designed more solidly as mine is not working too well

Any other comments about the product's performance?
So much for the performance. I would like to know why you discontinued the product when there are so many disabled people. Perhaps you needed to advertise it better as many would buy it. My mom wants one as she has fibromyalgia and is visiually taxed and lives 12 hours away at 88 years old.

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