do they perhaps also make a companion salt mill?
1470019
same mill works fine for both - there is an adjustment on the bottom for fineness of grind
1470020
Yes they do. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_c_0_13?url=search-alias%3Dgarden&field-keywords;=oxo+salt+mill&sprefix;=OXO+salt+mill%2Caps%2C316
1390023
It would work, but the residual salt and bits would start to build if the product has lots of heavy granules. Otherwise, could get messy. As long as the product doesn't stick to itself, it shouldn't clog the machine.
2104648
I only have the pepper grinder, but it has the best grind adjustment capability of any grinder I have seen. I would have to believe the salt grinder would be equally adjustable.
74872
I'm not sure what you're referring to. I love these mills, and they're very sturdily built. I would definitely buy them again.
516602
Absolutely!! As far as it goes that I can tell, This mechanical devise has been so nice for me that is, that you could use it for a number of different herbs or different salts, peppercorns, etc... I have a variety in mine presently. And on the opposite end have a Part Himalayan Salt Part Hawaiian Black Salt Combo!! It is Definitely your preference as long as you stick to the guidelines on not over tightening for the size of how fine you want it to grind. Which I have had no problem with mind the way it came...
1648648
They look the same. I will tell you that the pepper doesn't grind as well as the salt. I think if's a function of the difference between the salt crystal, very hard and dense and the peppercorn, which somewhat hollow. I don't know if the 2 mills are interchangeable but I think the odds are pretty good that they are. C
2261169
No, there is not a salt version of the 9-inch Magnum Plus pepper mill. There is a salt version of the 6-inch Magnum. It is available in white and grinds coarse sea salt. We do not recommend customers use Celtic, Grey, Himalayan or Pink salt in our mills as those salts are not fully dried and can gum up or clog the teeth of the ceramic grinding mechanism. Salt and Pepper grinders are designed to crush/grind dry, brittle material. "Moist" or not "damp" peppercorns or salt crystals are never recommended. Coarse sea salt is our recommendation - with the crystals about the size of a peppercorn. Hope this helps.
1244334
I have only used it for course salt, but there is a burr on the bottom that tightens or loosens the grinding plate, so maybe small seeds are possible for it to grind. I know my salt comes out in very fine grains. Poppy sees are pretty tiny tho, so your guess is as good as mine.
1916299
Yes. I have a pair of these and use one for salt and one for peppercorns. Nice quality.
518447
Yes, you can use salt but not stone salt or wet sea salt. All of their pepper mills are compatible with salt.
2039568
In answering another question on the mill, I found some information. First, though, do you have a Wonder Mill or a Whisper Mill? "The Utah-based Grainmaster Whispermill Company went out of business about 8 years ago and no longer exists. The Whispermill grain mill was not produced for over a year after the company's closing. Unfortunately all warranty promises died with the Whispermill Company. "After seeing and hearing that there was a need in the market for a return of this type of grain mill, and after requests from dealers worldwide, our Idaho-based company, Brownwick LLC, was formed. Brownwick LLC purchased and secured all molds and production rights for the Whispermill in an after bankruptcy sale from a third party. Brownwick LLC does not have and never has had any business relationship with the Whispermill Company. "After purchasing the molds and production equipment Brownwick LLC put this mill back into production as THE WONDERMILL. Along with the rebirth of THE WONDERMILL came many big improvements and internal changes. These changes have made THE WONDERMILL far superior to the old Whispermill, as well as all other grain mills on the market today." http://www.thewondermill.com/index.php/module/statics/action/view_listing/page/41 If it is a Wonder Mill, then the following may be helpful: A lifetime warranty is included with every WonderMill. http://www.thewondermill.com/ http://www.thewondermill.com/pdfs/warranty_form.pdf I hope this helps.
2236206
You can adjust the grind. I prefer my salt larger than table salt so it works well for me.
193125
They are great salt and pepper mills in large part because the grain size is adjustable but your question addresses a point to consider. I have seen some residue on the countertop occassionaly but only from the salt grinder. It is not a problem for us and does not detract from these fine grinders.
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not from my observation and experience. i'm not sure what you mean regarding the spindle. I think my oxo salt grinder works well.
161674
They may be the same type of grinding mechanisms, but they look different to me. The size of the "teeth" is smaller on the salt. I doubt they are interchangeable.
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I understand that there is a way to "mill" or mill by sanding. I have not tried it but I believe it will work. You would actually be sanding rather than milling. Julio
102120
Yes. We use the Spice Lab's Himalayan Coarse Grinder Salt (pink) in our Oxo grinders; it's amazing.