OXO Good Grips Salad Spinner With the One-Hand Pump and Instant Brake
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4.7 out of 5 · 55,599 ratings on Amazon · Checked October 21, 2026
Price seen on Amazon
$32.99
Prices change; the price on Amazon is the real one.
Why we picked it
- The pump is the benchmark: one hand, a few presses, and greens come out genuinely dry, which is why this spinner has been the category reference since 1998.
- The brake button sounds minor until you use it: the basket stops on a dime instead of spinning down while dinner waits.
- It replaces three tools: the basket is a colander, the 6.22-quart bowl is a serving dish, and the pump locks flat so it stores like a normal bowl.
Soggy lettuce ruins salads and shortens the life of every green in the fridge. This OXO spinner answers with the pump that defined the category: press with one hand, and centrifugal force does in seconds what a stack of paper towels cannot.
It suits salad households, meal preppers washing a week of greens at once, and anyone tired of watery dressings sliding off wet leaves. The basket rinses, the bowl serves, and the whole thing locks flat into a cabinet.
Skip it if your kitchen storage is truly tiny or you only ever wash a handful of herbs; the little sibling model exists for that. And expect a cheerful pop when the pump releases. For family-size salads, this is the spinner the others are measured against.
Key features
- Patented one-handed pump mechanism, no cords or batteries
- Patented brake button stops the basket instantly
- 6.22 qt bowl and 4.4 qt basket fit a full head of lettuce
- Basket doubles as a colander, bowl doubles as a serving dish
- Non-slip base keeps the spinner steady on the counter
- Pump locks flat for compact storage; lid comes apart, top-rack dishwasher safe
What buyers complain about
From real critical reviews on Amazon. Every pick has trade-offs; these are this one's.
- Even long-time fans note the pump pops up loudly when disengaged, and at least one careful reviewer warns that dishwasher heat and detergent can degrade the plastic and silicone over time, so hand washing the lid is safer.
- Spinning gets greens salad-ready, but perfectionists still find droplets; for week-long meal prep, some owners dab greens with a towel after spinning to stop sogginess.
Seen at $32.99 when we checked. Amazon's price today is the real one.
