Proctor SilexCoffee Grinder 1/4 Cup Capacity

I have had this grinder for 12-15 years, it still works great. It's used only for spices. I do not put the top in the dishwasher my spouse does. My original has hairline cracks due to this so I purchased a spare. Now when we grind spices we turn the grinder over and shake spices into lid. MAKE sure lid is on when turning over (only adding this because I did it).

We normally use it for our spices to either “wake them up” or to grind the seeds

I have a Proctor Silex Coffee Grinder, which I bought at the garage sale for over a decade, and it worked beautifully. I used it for grains, not for core though. When it became developed rusty spots — I live close to the ocean and rust is our problem — I replaced it with a new one. Hope that it will work for many years as well as its predecessor.

Works very well and it's easy to customize how fine you want your coffee beans to be ground. The only drawback is the cord is a little short. So choose your location well – and be careful when removing the top. It can be messy until you perfect your technique,

Really lasted the test of time, 4 yrs, and still going as a mostly daily user.