Fellowes FS5 Plus

Description: Manufacturer: Fellowes / Ideal for home use. Mechanical auto start/stop and reverse front access permits disposal of ... more

Fellowes FS5 Plus ... non-confidential waste. Noise level capacity 76dB.

Newest Review: ... was this that led me to purchasing the product I am reviewing here, the Fellowes S5 Paper Shredder. (With basket) A paper ... more

... shredder is simply what it says. It's an electrical device that shreds sheets of paper into strips, thus making it practically impossible for anyone to illicit any useful information from them. Anybody who works in an office has probably seen an industrial paper shredder in action. You feed the intact sheets of paper in the top of the shredder, and it is cut up into thin strips and deposited in the container underneath. The width of the strip depends on the individual shredder, and the higher the security you requ...more

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Fellowes FS5 Plus: Get Your Nose Out Of My Rubbish Bin (972 words)
by - written on 25/05/08 (Very useful, 130 readings)
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I read an interesting article in the Irish Times newspaper a few months ago on the issue of identity theft which really set me to thinking. Identity theft is where someone quite literally pinches your identity, and uses it to run up massive bills on your credit cards, debit cards, or bank account, that you only find out about when you receive your monthly statement. In a lot of cases the financial institution involved indemnifies you against such a loss. (But not always!) In any case, even if you eventually DO manage to reclaim your money, the hassle and red tape involved would probably see you certified to a mental asylum! I suspect that a lot of us rarely ... Read the complete review

Better Than A Hand Job... (2087 words)
by - written on 12/05/07 (Very useful, 175 readings)
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When I first caught sight of an electric shredder three years ago at Argos and being slashed from £30 to an incredible £9.99 I had to buy one. Largely as a musician and teacher I'm forever buying second hand books and old scores from second hand shops which feature illegally copied music. I have had to dispose of photocopied music in the best way possible and having a shredder speeds up time. I used to have one of those large manual aided table top shredders which was good for general correspondence, bank card letters and the like, but for A4 paper it was an arm wrenching exercise! These days however it seems that everyone is buying a shredder for use in ... Read the complete review