Good blade, and jar, design are extremely important. I doubt those have either.Yeah, I'll take 18 of these.View attachment 5362
They seem to last about 2 years, so about $10/yr. Usually a jar gets chipped, haven't had a motor go but the Classic has steel gears(noisy). Glass jar, basic stainless blades. I resharpen the blades periodically using one of those cylindrical, ceramic sharpeners. We use the same model to crush glass in our studio area - blades take a surprising amount of abuse without getting terribly dull.Good blade, and jar, design are extremely important. I doubt those have either.
Full disclosure: It would be a waste of money to me as well, but that doesn't mean quality doesn't cost money.
If you care, I wasn't kidding about blade and jar design being important.They seem to last about 2 years, so about $10/yr. Usually a jar gets chipped, haven't had a motor go but the Classic has steel gears(noisy). Glass jar, basic stainless blades. I resharpen the blades periodically using one of those cylindrical, ceramic sharpeners. We use the same model to crush glass in our studio area - blades take a surprising amount of abuse without getting terribly dull.
More of a cut-by-hand or "maybe" food processor type of cook. Blender is pretty much just for morning smoothies, occasional puree of a small amount of something.
Jar shape, it turned out, mattered more than power. When we studied the blenders side by side, we saw differences in the shape of the Vitamix 5200’s jar and those of the other blenders. The Vitamix 5200 was taller and narrower, at 20.25 inches tall and 4 inches across; the others ranged from 16 to 18.2 inches tall and 4.5 to 5.75 inches across. As blender blades turn, they move their contents into a vortex, which looks like a small tornado. In shorter, broader jars, the vortexes were far more chaotic; contents ricocheted off the sides and smashed up against the lids as if a fire hose were loose inside. No wonder their blends were more aerated. Only the Vitamix 5200 kept its food more contained toward the bottom of the jar, where it combined readily without incorporating extra air.
I knew you were serious, I agree it does. Look at the slim waist on the Oster Jar. Makes a hella vortex. I think the blade design helps.If you care, I wasn't kidding about blade and jar design being important.
https://www.cooksillustrated.com/equipment_reviews/1843-high-end-blenders
$52/yearGood point. I'd be pissed if my $400 blender broke.
edit: Wow, the Vitamix has a 7 year warranty.
Thats what I eventually decided and did not get the vitamix . I have a ninja, and a stick blender, blah blah, but vitamix is a whole other level.Right? I don't do it enough to appreciate the difference.
FWIW, most/all the greyhound rescues were against that amendment, as those dogs WANT to run and really aren't mistreated at all.Thats what I eventually decided and did not get the vitamix . I have a ninja, and a stick blender, blah blah, but vitamix is a whole other level.
I also want one of those rescue greyhounds since they banned racing in Florida FINALLY the other day, but that's another story.
BTW, we're getting our greyhound God-dog again tomorrow!
Lowes is clearing out Iris sensors.
Contact sensors - $10
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Motion sensors - $15
https://brickseek.com/lowes-inventory-checker/?sku=1000321971
And don't forget the Lowes coupon generator. Just have the cashier scan the barcode from your phone.
http://mmerson.com/
Mine does...i got in on this like 2 months ago for cheaper, id be amazed if they have any left.
$59.99 brand new?? Yup.
www.bestbuy.com/site/logitech-harmony-ultimate-one-15-device-universal-remote-black/3721047.p?
I'm sending back the refurb'd one that showed up yesterday!
i havent bought anythign from lowes in years without that coupon site (previously renovo power).Mine does...
edit: And that coupon generator site is straight fire.