Home Office Paper Shredder - Woolsche 10-Sheet Strip Cut with 3.17-Gallon Basket - P-2 Security Level - CD & Credit Card Shredder - Durable & Fast - Jam Proof System - ETL Certified

I buy and test products for everday people. This shredder is great for the price. Paper, cd's and credit cards cuts at ease. Only downfall is that I'd like for the the cuts to be a little thinner. Very easy to use and noise level is normal. Basket size is on the small end, however for the price, it truly gets the job done. I have no complaints. -TLO-

The Woolsche 10-Sheet Strip Cut Paper Shredder is designed for home office use, providing a balance between functionality and convenience. It offers a P-2 security level, which is suitable for shredding non-sensitive documents.Key FeaturesShredding Capacity: Can shred up to 10 sheets of paper at once, making it efficient for moderate shredding tasks.Strip Cut: Shreds paper into strips, providing a basic level of security (P-2) suitable for everyday documents.3.17-Gallon Basket: The built-in wastebasket holds a decent amount of shredded material, reducing the frequency of emptying.Safety Features: Often includes overheat protection and a safety lock for added security.User-Friendly Design: Compact and easy to use, suitable for home office environments.BenefitsEfficiency: The ability to shred up to 10 sheets at a time speeds up the shredding process.Convenience: The 3.17-gallon basket allows for continuous shredding without frequent interruptions to empty the bin.Safety: Overheat protection ensures the shredder does not get damaged during extended use.Versatility: Besides paper, it can often shred credit cards, staples, and small paper clips.How to UseBasic Operation: Turn on the shredder and insert up to 10 sheets of paper into the feed slot.Emptying the Basket: When the basket is full, simply pull it out, empty the contents, and replace it.Overheat Protection: If the shredder stops due to overheating, allow it to cool down before resuming use.User ReviewsPositive Feedback:Users appreciate the shredder’s efficiency and the ability to handle 10 sheets at once.The 3.17-gallon basket size is often highlighted as a good balance between capacity and compactness.Many find the strip cut sufficient for non-sensitive documents, and the shredder is generally praised for its reliability and ease of use.ConclusionThe Woolsche 10-Sheet Strip Cut Paper Shredder is a practical choice for home offices that need a reliable and efficient shredder for non-sensitive documents. Its 10-sheet capacity and 3.17-gallon basket make it convenient for moderate use. However, for those requiring higher security, a cross-cut or micro-cut shredder might be more suitable. Noise levels and potential jamming issues are minor drawbacks, but overall, it offers good value for its intended use.

Compact, nice shredder but this is meant for occasional office use. I used it to try and shred years of old tax returns and paper work, it over heated, shut down, cooled after about 15 minutes. It took forever but we now just keep it under our desk for occasional bill shredding and it's perfect. We did not try the CD or credit card feature.

Nice for those smaller jobs. I bought this mainly because it shredded DVDs. If you just do occasional shredding in small volumes this is a perfect little machine to do that. Works as it should.

Shredder did not work at after a couple pieces of paper shredded but was replaced immediately and works well, thank you

The Woolsche 10-Sheet Strip Cut Shredder does the job fairly well for basic home office shredding. It can handle credit cards and CDs, which is a plus. The shredder is relatively durable and operates quickly, and the jam-proof system works most of the time. However, it can get a little loud, and I’ve noticed that it occasionally struggles when shredding thicker paper stacks, requiring a pause to cool down. The 3.17-gallon basket is a decent size, but it could be larger for more frequent shredding.

Works great. Not crazy loud. The only gripe I have is that the bin is on the smaller size.

I have only used it a few times. The shreds are wider than my old shredder put out, and I can easily read a line of print off them, but I don't think anyone's going to go through the trouble of reassembling the sheets. It is a lot quieter than my old shredder, so quiet even the cat was not alarmed by it. The credit card cutter is weak and only shredded a couple of cards before quitting. The sheets must be placed exactly in the slot or they can jam. The can is fairly small if you plan to do a lot of shredding. You can push down the fallen shreds a time or two but that's about it. I sat my mechanical piece sideways over a larger can to avoid emptying it so often. If you want to put a trash bag in it to make the shreds easy to dump, you will have an even smaller bin. However, now that I am caught up with my shredding, I can live with all this quite easily.