can you use one hand to release the tray or must you use both hands?
159196
I could never release the tray even with both hands ;) too difficult to adjust the different levels
159197
I don't think I could release the tray with one hand easily. You need to pull out on both sides to release it. You could maybe do one side then the other if you really had to, but I think it would be frustrating since sometimes the first side would snap back in when you release the second side.
159198
It's designed for use with both hands however if I press the lever on one side and pull it down a little, I can then let that side go and press the other lever and using one hand wiggle the tray off. I'm sure this is not recommended, but it works.
159199
You will need both hands. The tray locks into place on both supporting rails, and slides in and out along these side rails. There is a release lever on each side of the tray and both need to be operated together for the tray to slide in or out.
2218143
I have used it with only one hand but if the jar lid is on very tight or if the lid is large, it sometimes requires that I hold the opener against the lid with one hand while twisting the opener with the other hand. Lids that are in the middle range of the opener work better with one-hand operation because you can apply more leverage.
666936
No you cannot fold with one hand, you need both hands to do so because you have to fold and hold at the same time.. hope my answer helps.
634526
The tray does not lift up and over. It slides out when you pull from the front. There is a locking mechanism you have to hold onto of course. The tray is completely removable.
2218140
No, you need two hands. I am a "righty": so I hold the jar with my left hand, and put the easitwist around the cover, and turn with my right hand. It is a nice jar opener.
2048326
Yes, you may do it easily. It's the best tray I've found! Easy to clan and to use
527016
The tray is useable off the edge of the desk surface. I do that b/c I have a severe lack of space.
2007193
Yes. The arm swings fully both directions and you can put the tray on to suit whichever side you choose.
2067026
Yes. You have to attach the tray when you get the board. I think you can have it right or left .
560428
It can be tricky until you get the hang of it. For me, the easiest way is to hold the tray upside down and push with my thumbs on the center of the cube well. Usually, the cube comes right out.
1785557
I give the tray a slight twist and it loosens the cubes easily for removal. They ice comes out easily by "grabbing" the sides, but when the sides are not sticking up, you can simply push on one side of the cube and it slides right out of the tray. Very nice.
1909460
You can open it up relatively easy with one hand and close it with one hand as well. Very easy to do but be carefully when you close it with one hand or you could hurt yourself.
1712822
No you need both hands. There are two rings on either side and a button that has to be pushed.
510998
To remove the whole tray you need two hands, one on each side of the tray. We got the high chair when she was 14 months old (we are grandparents) and left the tray in place and slid her into the seat. I hope this answers your question.
712899
Not with one hand, but it's a one hand open. There are great videos on youtube that show all the features and how to use.
1771171
Yes, there is one latch under the middle part of the tray that you push to release it.
1284598
I think you're talking about the trays. It should slide apart. If its stuck it must be due to like a pressure change or something where it expanded. Maybe just give it a few good taps in the palm of your hand.