Can you use shredz burner when you have not eaten anything and does it work even when you're not working out
572748
Vague answers guys. I asked 2 questions, yes to what and No to what? Thanks anyway
91351
I have the scrapper stop moving sometimes. I just stop putting in veggies. Celery and Kale can have a tendency to bind up the parts at which time I just clean it. I used this for a juice fast for about a week and had no problems other then the one's mentioned. I'd buy this item again.
2193636
I didn't use any meal plan. These drops curb your appetite so good, y ou almost forget you didnt eat. I ate fruit, veggies and salads. Stay away from too much processed or fried foods
1037691
I bought this shredder because it was highly rated by Good Housekeeping. The directions say to rest it after only 2 minutes of shredding. I have had no problems with overheating but I don't shred a huge stack of paper before giving it a rest.
750697
I haven't tried shredding it but the consistency is similar to a really hard cheese so it would probably work. It would probably shred best if it was chilled.
747964
I had the same problem--the shredder stopped working, and the power light wouldn't come on. I saw Ed Barrington's answer about the safety tab inside the basket. My tab was still there, but when I *removed the plastic bag* that I was using to line the shredder, the machine came on and started working again. Thanks, Ed!
810785
If you keep it plugged in, it's just wasting electricity. Unplug it when you're not using, or plug it into a surge protector with an off/on toggle. Then your kids would have to power up the shredder before it would work.
312175
This shredder does not have a continuous feed per se. That is, it does not have any kind of apparatus or tray (like on a fax machine) that would allow you to load say a large number of pieces to be shredded, and have either gravity or a roller (like what they have in small printers) pull the product down into the shredder. You can continuously feed pieces to be shredded, one at a time, manually into the shredder and it will handle that. Hope that helps. Overall, it is a very good shredder and very quiet.
923545
Of course you can.. it is a slower burning protein as it burns over 6 to 8 hours. Its good for taking before bed. It you want a food shake after working out go for a whey protein
758700
I honestly have never tried it that way. I would assume so. I usually open all my mail and feed it one page at a time (some times 2) so that I don't put much stress/heat build-up on the shredder. This machine does shred credit cards and CDs with ease in their own slots. The machine works great and I have no complaints.
329780
I have only used this burner a few times. I have a laptop that has no DVD burner. So the times I have used the burner it worked very well.
2190310
No, I don't think so. It makes slices (think tomatoes or cucumbers) it doesn't shred.
1069974
I have not had the unit overheat yet and have shredded a lot of material - I also tend to throw unopened junk mail in the shredder and it has no issues. This is the best shredder I have ever used. The only two things I can think of that are negative is the bin is a little small but I knew this when I purchased it and the corners on my bin were bent (plastic) and it was obvious this was not from shipping - it's minor and does not affect anything just cosmetic.
587553
Using the shredding disc that comes with it does a good job. We have used that disc to shred zucchini to make zucchini chocolate chip cake and zucchini bread and it comes out delicious.
710010
I've had my shredder for a year now and use it fairly consistently. Have only oiled it once just because I thought I should because of frequent use. It was quick and easy. Good advice from other commenter about oiling every bin load or two.
658370
It appears it does not include calorie burning information. The manual at: http://www.omronhealthcare.com/img/shop/hr-100c---2003-hr100cinst-rev-a.pdf does not mention anything about calorie burning setup. I presume that means it doesn't do it.
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Nate, I've owned this machine about 9 months now. I've put several hundred sheets through it. Some I've put straight in, in little packs, the machine ate them up. Others, I've stacked and laid them in, and closed the lit, it ate them as well. I read all the reviews too, prior to buying. I compared more $ costs to bigger and better machines, but who wants to pay $$$ big dollars just to shred junk you don't want, or need? My idea is this machine for the money it cost, does a better than average job, and doesn't jam. I think I've seen my wife feed it so much paper, hand fed, group after group for long enough to cause the machine to jam once. Once! When it did that, it backed itself up, and cleared the jam. I had her wait a little while to let it cool down. Gotta remember it's not a professional machine, but a darn good home owner's machine that does the job. There's always somebody somewhere that'll review that it's a terrible machine. Gotta expect that. But more, many more, said it was very good. Including my review. Good luck. rw