This does a great job of grinding beans, but the static electricity sends grounds everywhere

Worst of all, it generates enough static electricity that it is impossible to keep the grounds from spreading over about 3 square feet of counter when you transfer them from the receptacle.

The container that holds the ground beans is plastic and in winter, the static electricity in the air causes the ground beans to stick to the side of the container.

This coffee Grinder his messy, the static electricity it produces make the grinder throw out coffe grounds.

The static electricity during the dry winter months was annoying at

Since all burr grinders like to produce static electricity, do yourself a favor and look up "hack to remove static from burr grinder"

the plastic container creates a lot of static electricity causing the ground coffee to go where it wants too and not where you want it

I would say, watch out for static electricity, all grinders can have this issue

As with all grinders which use plastic grind chambers, the grinding process generates static electricity.

However because of static electricity and plastic components, the grinder ends up getting covered in coffee residue making it a little difficult to clean.

There is less static electricity in the grounds hopper, and the grind is more consistent

There's not much static electricity here in Phoenix so grounds don't seem to be apparent when removing the grind cup

But it's because of static electricity and they all suffer from that

Worst of all, it generates enough static electricity that it is impossible to keep the grounds from spreading over about 3 square feet of counter when you transfer them from the receptacle.

Plastic retains static electricity and can cause grounds to scatter

Some customers complained about the static electricity that causes the grounds to adhere to the container, but I have found that while that does occur, it is easily handled

My only dislike is the accumulation of static electricity in the grind container

Only issue i've had with the coffee grinder is static electricity builds up and makes some coffee roast stick to the sides of the container

It grinds well, but has static electricity

And so much static electricity in this vessel

So far, my only negative is that the plastic cup that the ground coffee goes into does have an issue with static electricity

It also creates a lot of static electricity

n’t go wrong with this one.

I was worried that this wouldn’t be able to go as fine or as corse as I

Kids love I t

I like the quality of the grind as I like expresso grind to make my strong coffee

I was worried that this wouldn’t be able to go as fine or as corse as I

Kids love I t

I like the quality of the grind as I like expresso grind to make my strong coffee

n’t go wrong with this one.