Comments for Electric Hand Mixer http://www.electrichandmixer.com Best Deals On Electric Hand Mixer Fri, 08 Jan 2010 22:03:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Hudson Rose and Garden 1/2-Gallon Sprayer #60136 by Africa http://www.electrichandmixer.com/hudson-rose-and-garden-12-gallon-sprayer-60136/comment-page-1#comment-321 Africa Fri, 08 Jan 2010 22:03:50 +0000 http://www.electrichandmixer.com/hudson-rose-and-garden-12-gallon-sprayer-60136#comment-321 </div> Possibly the worst item I have ever owned. The first model would not work at all. The second one blew a connection and sprayed my face with herbicide. I'll pass on a third attempt. Possibly the worst item I have ever owned. The first model would not work at all. The second one blew a connection and sprayed my face with herbicide. I’ll pass on a third attempt.

]]> Comment on Hudson Rose and Garden 1/2-Gallon Sprayer #60136 by Odeda http://www.electrichandmixer.com/hudson-rose-and-garden-12-gallon-sprayer-60136/comment-page-1#comment-320 Odeda Fri, 08 Jan 2010 21:01:55 +0000 http://www.electrichandmixer.com/hudson-rose-and-garden-12-gallon-sprayer-60136#comment-320 </div> I like these a lot. I've got two, one for insecticide, one for fungicide. They're about the size of a large pineapple. Easy to handle, pump-up, and spray. The real benefit is that a half-gallon of spray is enough to do something effective with in the garden, but isn't so much that leftovers stay in the sprayer forever.<p>The only thing that prevents me from giving this 5-stars is I had a problem with broken hose nipples--but Hudson replaced them for FREE. So I still recommend these sprayers. </p> I like these a lot. I’ve got two, one for insecticide, one for fungicide. They’re about the size of a large pineapple. Easy to handle, pump-up, and spray. The real benefit is that a half-gallon of spray is enough to do something effective with in the garden, but isn’t so much that leftovers stay in the sprayer forever.

The only thing that prevents me from giving this 5-stars is I had a problem with broken hose nipples–but Hudson replaced them for FREE. So I still recommend these sprayers.

]]> Comment on KitchenAid KHM900ER 9-Speed Hand-Mixer, Empire Red by Anonymous http://www.electrichandmixer.com/kitchenaid-khm900er-9-speed-hand-mixer-empire-red/comment-page-1#comment-319 Anonymous Fri, 01 Jan 2010 20:50:33 +0000 http://www.electrichandmixer.com/kitchenaid-khm900er-9-speed-hand-mixer-empire-red#comment-319 </div> My 80 yr. old mother couldn't use her new Cuisinart mixer so I ordered her the Kitchenaid KHM900ER. She loves how the low speed is low, and it has plenty of power to mix a double batch of cookies. It is light weight and comfortable for her to hold. She loves it! My 80 yr. old mother couldn’t use her new Cuisinart mixer so I ordered her the Kitchenaid KHM900ER. She loves how the low speed is low, and it has plenty of power to mix a double batch of cookies. It is light weight and comfortable for her to hold. She loves it!

]]> Comment on KitchenAid KHM900ER 9-Speed Hand-Mixer, Empire Red by Anonymous http://www.electrichandmixer.com/kitchenaid-khm900er-9-speed-hand-mixer-empire-red/comment-page-1#comment-318 Anonymous Fri, 01 Jan 2010 18:31:26 +0000 http://www.electrichandmixer.com/kitchenaid-khm900er-9-speed-hand-mixer-empire-red#comment-318 </div> I have desperately wanted to buy a Kitchen Aid stand mixer for forever but I can't afford it so I bought this one when my GE hand mixer died. My first impression after using to make my favorite sugar cookies is wow! This mixer is so quiet compared to my old one and I had absolutely no spatters while mixing my dough (I usually have flour everywhere). Plus, I never once had to scrape the sides of my bowl while mixing. Whenever I used my old mixer, I was always afraid that it was going to come apart while I was using it (it always seemed to be working so hard), but not this mixer. It just chugged away like nothing at all. I am so glad that I went ahead and spent the extra bit of money to buy this mixer. I can't wait to try it out on so many other things! Buy this mixer. You won't be sorry. I have desperately wanted to buy a Kitchen Aid stand mixer for forever but I can’t afford it so I bought this one when my GE hand mixer died. My first impression after using to make my favorite sugar cookies is wow! This mixer is so quiet compared to my old one and I had absolutely no spatters while mixing my dough (I usually have flour everywhere). Plus, I never once had to scrape the sides of my bowl while mixing. Whenever I used my old mixer, I was always afraid that it was going to come apart while I was using it (it always seemed to be working so hard), but not this mixer. It just chugged away like nothing at all. I am so glad that I went ahead and spent the extra bit of money to buy this mixer. I can’t wait to try it out on so many other things! Buy this mixer. You won’t be sorry.

]]> Comment on KitchenAid KHM900ER 9-Speed Hand-Mixer, Empire Red by Ubaydullah http://www.electrichandmixer.com/kitchenaid-khm900er-9-speed-hand-mixer-empire-red/comment-page-1#comment-317 Ubaydullah Fri, 01 Jan 2010 16:31:48 +0000 http://www.electrichandmixer.com/kitchenaid-khm900er-9-speed-hand-mixer-empire-red#comment-317 </div> This is a truly nice product in every way! These beaters won't rust and are easy to clean. It's comfortable to hold. It's not too heavy but yet is built solid. It mixes without making much noise. Splatters quickly wipe clean off the mixer. Best of all, you're really getting your money's worth! <br/><br/>I'm glad to see after placing my review of this product that its price only went up $10 instead of $80 like the other product I wrote a review on. This is a truly nice product in every way! These beaters won’t rust and are easy to clean. It’s comfortable to hold. It’s not too heavy but yet is built solid. It mixes without making much noise. Splatters quickly wipe clean off the mixer. Best of all, you’re really getting your money’s worth!

I’m glad to see after placing my review of this product that its price only went up $10 instead of $80 like the other product I wrote a review on.

]]> Comment on L’Equip 306700 Stick Blender by Giovanni http://www.electrichandmixer.com/lequip-306700-stick-blender-4/comment-page-1#comment-316 Giovanni Mon, 28 Dec 2009 12:52:50 +0000 http://www.electrichandmixer.com/lequip-306700-stick-blender-4#comment-316 </div> There are several advantages to a stick blender including ease of setup, use, and cleaning. Targeted blending of small batches such as whipped cream or blending a large pot of soup is extremely easy. Blending to a targeted consistency is far easier than with a standard blender or food processor because one doesn't have to blend in batches, each with a slightly different consistency. A stick blender does not require transferring the food to additional bowls or pans -- just insert right into the cooking pan. The storage requirement is small. Finally, a stick blender with many attachments designed specifically with the machine's power output in mind is wonderful and this l'Equip model does it all. <br/><br/>In fact, at 550 watts this blender is so powerful you have to be careful not to overdo it. With two settings ('On' and 'Turbo', each with its own dedicated button), you have plenty of control over the blended items and for its purpose, I personally do not think stick blenders with many different speeds would be a significant advantage. The design allows for quick changes between different attachments and once you get the hang of changing the angle and the depth to ensure evenness, you'll wonder how you ever lived without such a device. For an idea of the l'Equip's power, I can whip a cup of heavy cream in about 15 seconds or less (depending upon temperature). <br/><br/>One of the most impressive features of the l'Equip is its apparent quality (I've owned it for about 8 months). The housing is steel and rubber and is heavy, much like a drill and although I treat my tools well, I expect that this blender will easily withstand any standard wear and tear. The operation of the motor is very smooth, not loud and abrasive as if the rotation is uneven. This is a device that lives up to its professional moniker and I would recommend it to any restaurant kitchen. For my purposes, it is more than adequate and a real pleasure to own and use. <br/><br/>Highly recommended. <br/><br/> There are several advantages to a stick blender including ease of setup, use, and cleaning. Targeted blending of small batches such as whipped cream or blending a large pot of soup is extremely easy. Blending to a targeted consistency is far easier than with a standard blender or food processor because one doesn’t have to blend in batches, each with a slightly different consistency. A stick blender does not require transferring the food to additional bowls or pans — just insert right into the cooking pan. The storage requirement is small. Finally, a stick blender with many attachments designed specifically with the machine’s power output in mind is wonderful and this l’Equip model does it all.

In fact, at 550 watts this blender is so powerful you have to be careful not to overdo it. With two settings (‘On’ and ‘Turbo’, each with its own dedicated button), you have plenty of control over the blended items and for its purpose, I personally do not think stick blenders with many different speeds would be a significant advantage. The design allows for quick changes between different attachments and once you get the hang of changing the angle and the depth to ensure evenness, you’ll wonder how you ever lived without such a device. For an idea of the l’Equip’s power, I can whip a cup of heavy cream in about 15 seconds or less (depending upon temperature).

One of the most impressive features of the l’Equip is its apparent quality (I’ve owned it for about 8 months). The housing is steel and rubber and is heavy, much like a drill and although I treat my tools well, I expect that this blender will easily withstand any standard wear and tear. The operation of the motor is very smooth, not loud and abrasive as if the rotation is uneven. This is a device that lives up to its professional moniker and I would recommend it to any restaurant kitchen. For my purposes, it is more than adequate and a real pleasure to own and use.

Highly recommended.

]]> Comment on L’Equip 306700 Stick Blender by Nuren http://www.electrichandmixer.com/lequip-306700-stick-blender-4/comment-page-1#comment-315 Nuren Mon, 28 Dec 2009 10:59:59 +0000 http://www.electrichandmixer.com/lequip-306700-stick-blender-4#comment-315 </div> This stick blender is more powerful than the ordinary Cuisinart (400W vs. 100 or 200W). Numerous attachments allow for many different uses. HOWEVER, the attachment piece is made of plastic. Within 45 days, the plastic piece broke rendering the entire unit useless. I have since exchanged the item and just used it for the first time. Crossing my fingers that this lasts more than 45 days. This stick blender is more powerful than the ordinary Cuisinart (400W vs. 100 or 200W). Numerous attachments allow for many different uses. HOWEVER, the attachment piece is made of plastic. Within 45 days, the plastic piece broke rendering the entire unit useless. I have since exchanged the item and just used it for the first time. Crossing my fingers that this lasts more than 45 days.

]]> Comment on L’Equip 306700 Stick Blender by Cain http://www.electrichandmixer.com/lequip-306700-stick-blender-4/comment-page-1#comment-314 Cain Mon, 28 Dec 2009 10:42:09 +0000 http://www.electrichandmixer.com/lequip-306700-stick-blender-4#comment-314 </div> I had this blender less that two months, and I really enjoyed it for all this time, except now it started making loud noise, and the blade stopped rotating. I removed the attachment and saw that the gear connecting it to the motor part is completely disintegrated - it is made of cheap plastic. I don't know why they paired plastic gears with 550-watt motor, it just calls for trouble. I did not use the blender every day, it was run about 10 or 15 times at most. I am returning it now. Too bad, because when it worked, it was really nice and powerful, and I will miss it. <br/>Also, the funny thing is it has exactly the same blades as my old thunderstick blender had, and that one did die very fast, too. I had this blender less that two months, and I really enjoyed it for all this time, except now it started making loud noise, and the blade stopped rotating. I removed the attachment and saw that the gear connecting it to the motor part is completely disintegrated – it is made of cheap plastic. I don’t know why they paired plastic gears with 550-watt motor, it just calls for trouble. I did not use the blender every day, it was run about 10 or 15 times at most. I am returning it now. Too bad, because when it worked, it was really nice and powerful, and I will miss it.
Also, the funny thing is it has exactly the same blades as my old thunderstick blender had, and that one did die very fast, too.

]]> Comment on L’Equip 306700 Stick Blender by Nuri http://www.electrichandmixer.com/lequip-306700-stick-blender-3/comment-page-1#comment-313 Nuri Sun, 27 Dec 2009 07:44:45 +0000 http://www.electrichandmixer.com/lequip-306700-stick-blender-3#comment-313 </div> There are several advantages to a stick blender including ease of setup, use, and cleaning. Targeted blending of small batches such as whipped cream or blending a large pot of soup is extremely easy. Blending to a targeted consistency is far easier than with a standard blender or food processor because one doesn't have to blend in batches, each with a slightly different consistency. A stick blender does not require transferring the food to additional bowls or pans -- just insert right into the cooking pan. The storage requirement is small. Finally, a stick blender with many attachments designed specifically with the machine's power output in mind is wonderful and this l'Equip model does it all. <br/><br/>In fact, at 550 watts this blender is so powerful you have to be careful not to overdo it. With two settings ('On' and 'Turbo', each with its own dedicated button), you have plenty of control over the blended items and for its purpose, I personally do not think stick blenders with many different speeds would be a significant advantage. The design allows for quick changes between different attachments and once you get the hang of changing the angle and the depth to ensure evenness, you'll wonder how you ever lived without such a device. For an idea of the l'Equip's power, I can whip a cup of heavy cream in about 15 seconds or less (depending upon temperature). <br/><br/>One of the most impressive features of the l'Equip is its apparent quality (I've owned it for about 8 months). The housing is steel and rubber and is heavy, much like a drill and although I treat my tools well, I expect that this blender will easily withstand any standard wear and tear. The operation of the motor is very smooth, not loud and abrasive as if the rotation is uneven. This is a device that lives up to its professional moniker and I would recommend it to any restaurant kitchen. For my purposes, it is more than adequate and a real pleasure to own and use. <br/><br/>Highly recommended. <br/><br/> There are several advantages to a stick blender including ease of setup, use, and cleaning. Targeted blending of small batches such as whipped cream or blending a large pot of soup is extremely easy. Blending to a targeted consistency is far easier than with a standard blender or food processor because one doesn’t have to blend in batches, each with a slightly different consistency. A stick blender does not require transferring the food to additional bowls or pans — just insert right into the cooking pan. The storage requirement is small. Finally, a stick blender with many attachments designed specifically with the machine’s power output in mind is wonderful and this l’Equip model does it all.

In fact, at 550 watts this blender is so powerful you have to be careful not to overdo it. With two settings (‘On’ and ‘Turbo’, each with its own dedicated button), you have plenty of control over the blended items and for its purpose, I personally do not think stick blenders with many different speeds would be a significant advantage. The design allows for quick changes between different attachments and once you get the hang of changing the angle and the depth to ensure evenness, you’ll wonder how you ever lived without such a device. For an idea of the l’Equip’s power, I can whip a cup of heavy cream in about 15 seconds or less (depending upon temperature).

One of the most impressive features of the l’Equip is its apparent quality (I’ve owned it for about 8 months). The housing is steel and rubber and is heavy, much like a drill and although I treat my tools well, I expect that this blender will easily withstand any standard wear and tear. The operation of the motor is very smooth, not loud and abrasive as if the rotation is uneven. This is a device that lives up to its professional moniker and I would recommend it to any restaurant kitchen. For my purposes, it is more than adequate and a real pleasure to own and use.

Highly recommended.

]]> Comment on L’Equip 306700 Stick Blender by Dutch http://www.electrichandmixer.com/lequip-306700-stick-blender-3/comment-page-1#comment-312 Dutch Sun, 27 Dec 2009 05:27:08 +0000 http://www.electrichandmixer.com/lequip-306700-stick-blender-3#comment-312 </div> This stick blender is more powerful than the ordinary Cuisinart (400W vs. 100 or 200W). Numerous attachments allow for many different uses. HOWEVER, the attachment piece is made of plastic. Within 45 days, the plastic piece broke rendering the entire unit useless. I have since exchanged the item and just used it for the first time. Crossing my fingers that this lasts more than 45 days. This stick blender is more powerful than the ordinary Cuisinart (400W vs. 100 or 200W). Numerous attachments allow for many different uses. HOWEVER, the attachment piece is made of plastic. Within 45 days, the plastic piece broke rendering the entire unit useless. I have since exchanged the item and just used it for the first time. Crossing my fingers that this lasts more than 45 days.

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