Best Fellowes Shredders for Financial Papers

the fellowes paper shredder performs exactly as the advertising stated it would.

it's noisier than the previous fellowes product which died of paper constipation after 3 years of almost daily use.

i knew that fellowes had a good reputation in the shredder business so i was pleased to find a modestly priced fellowes product for home office use.

i am extremely pleased with this fellowes shredder and would definitey recommend it to anyone who wants a medium duty home shredder with lots of power.

i owed an older strip shredder by fellowes that has worked well over the years.

the fellowes part number for replacement trash bags is 36052 (you don't have to use bags; they just make it easier to empty the bin when full).

my previous shredder was a 1999 fellowes ps-80, which still works like new, after reliably shredding thousands of documents over the past 8 years.

fellowes has a great product with this new lineup (also inlcudes an 89 and 99 model)

fellowes 3227901 intellishred ps-79ci shredder

works great...is very quiet....had a missing piece (a paperholder for the back) and fellowes was quick to remedy the situation.....very happy with the shredder

this replaces old fellowes shredder that was 12 years old.

i purchased this shredder (the fellowes ds-1) and it is worth every penny!

with this fellowes shredder, all i have to do is step on the can, lift it out and dump it in a normal size trash bag.

i purchased the fellowes ds-1 fashion shredder with step can as well as the fellowes powershred lubricant.

after suffering through two lesser paper shredders, spending too many hours clearing paper clogs, i discovered the fellowes ds-1 fashion shredder with step can.

my previous shredder was a 1999 fellowes ps-80, which still works like new, after reliably shredding thousands of documents over the past 8 years.

i owed an older strip shredder by fellowes that has worked well over the years.

the fellowes part number for replacement trash bags is 36052 (you don't have to use bags; they just make it easier to empty the bin when full).