According to the original article, a salad spinner (like this one from IKEA) in the bathroom can help quickly remove excess ...

For as long as there have been salads, there has been the quest for a perfectly dry, crisp bed of leafy greens. Salad spinners are a modern kitchen tool, with the first patents for gadgets utilizing ...

Ina Garten uses a towel to make a DIY salad spinner. She puts lettuce in a dish towel and spins it around her head. The Barefoot Contessa host also uses a towel to make taking corn off the cob easier.

When you imagine tucking into a salad, you probably think fresh and crisp, not soggy and slightly wilted. A salad spinner dries your salad after washing so it isn’t soggy and helps you keep those ...

If you’re not yet familiar with the wonders of salad spinners, we are pleased to be your official introduction. As far as covetable kitchen gizmos go, these souped up bowls are up there with water ...

Tomato seeds can leave a bitter taste in your mouth—but fortunately, you can use a salad spinner to get rid of seeds in both fresh and canned tomatoes. To remove seeds from whole canned tomatoes, ...

As someone who follows an anti-inflammatory diet, I'm constantly prepping leafy greens for meals — about 3 pounds every week on average. Washing and drying all that produce is a total drag and it used ...