Are you looking for a mixer, which requires more than a couple of weeks or months? Then you should think about the KitchenAid mixer.
I bought a KitchenAid 5-Speed Blender ten years ago for $ 100 on a commercial network channels. At that time I was worried about spending $ 100 on a mixer - after all, you can get to Kmart and Wal-Mart, and online for $ 30 all day!
But in this case, you get what you pay for.
My KitchenAid is strong for tenYears without stop signs.
The things I particularly like is the fact that the vase is made of glass, it is difficult and much more and offers space for up to nothing. The jar jar screwed to the base for easy cleaning, and just pop in the dishwasher. The base has a motor strong.9 horses, and everything fits. Every morning I make my fruit smoothies for breakfast with family, frozen strawberries, peaches and cherries, and some 'milk or yogurt with protein powder. This mixer iscapable of anything I throw at him, handle!
Want the top is two pieces, the rubber-ish (not really know what's inside, but it feels like rubber skirt) top with a clear plastic center cap screwed if you add something to the mix inside.
There is a problem we have with regularity - the blender coupling tends to wear after wear so much. The piece I'm talking about is the black spinner with your fingers, teeth, turned the blender, is located onthe top of the engine, but outside of the jug. The good news is that these clutches are easy to buy and replace them for about $ 5 - $ 10.
I was a little 'dissatisfaction with the need to replace the link on my KitchenAid mixer, but my husband said it was the rubber coupling a good thing. He told me that if it were made of metal, grind it again. Said metal to metal contact means constantly wearing. In this case, the piece of rubber brings quieter operation and prevents the engine blenderwere not allowed to burn when it (the rubber coupling would be first), rotate through some hard substance.
Okay, so in the last ten years I have replaced the clutch twice. Not bad for everyday use in the last ten years!
KitchenAid Blender allows three types: three-speed, four speed and five speed settings. I'm pretty sure I could get along with only three speeds, but my blender has five options, including the "pulse", which I like very much.
Yes, you may need to spend a little 'more for the KitchenAid mixer, but it is better to buy something once and you know you can count the years?
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