its goood get one ,yes it has a little bit of a rough edge , i took a file to it. love that its stainless steel and not toxic plastic great deal

These are super easy to clean, work well and will last longer than plastic solutions. The mesh is small enough for microgreens and they also work well for mung beans. I won't purchase any other sprouter.

I used to sprout seeds in wide-mouth mason jars. But this method is so much more efficient. I'm not getting any rotted seeds showing up like I used to with jar-sprouting. It's easier to wash the seeds and quicker and more effective to drain them too with this kit. Plus the seeds get more air than inside a jar, so the sprouts grow quicker. I'm really glad I didn't order one of the cheaper sprouting set-ups sold on Amazon because, in this situation, I'm convinced you definitely get what you pay for, and this equipment is IMO more than worth the price I paid.

I tried one of these after I was having inconsistent results with jar sprouting. I live in South Florida, so it can be challenging in the hot summer months. I had much better success with growing them upright in these trays. Now that it's cooler, they're growing BEAUTIFULLY! I also find they are easier to drain than in the jars, that they can get more air, and love the fact that they're stainless steel. The only 2 things that make it a 4 vs 5-star rating for me is the cost and that one of the tops was dented.

I have been using a mason jar to sprout seeds but felt like they all clumped together even after rolling the jar and using fewer seeds at a time. And sometimes got moldy. So I bought this tray set since the idea of stainless steel was appealing to me. Started great, I wasn't sure how long to leave them in there, I believe directions said until they were sprouted about 1 inch. The roots were incredible! But I have an awful time last night trying to pull them out. I think I only used 1 TB of broccoli seeds, will try much less the next time. I am on the only one who will eat these. I rinsed twice a day for 4 days, then uncovered the last day but they were so tightly packed I think I tore much of the roots off and it was difficult to clean. Any suggestions appreciated from experienced sprouters. This was so nice to leave on the counter to not forget to rinse and check on them. They did stay spread out on the mesh well, and once the roots grew through the mesh, they didn't move. Also what is the best way to remove the hulls/unsprouted seeds? If you rinse or use a bowl, then have to really drain the sprouts before storing them. I think the sprouter is great, I just have to find the right proportion of seeds and how long to leave them for easier harvesting. I didn't see a way to ask a question.