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Anonymous

03/27/26(Fri)03:59:20 No.77173662

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Anonymous 03/27/26(Fri)03:59:20 No.77173662 Archived

Which smoothie blender do you guys use? I hate cleaning up my regular blender.

Anonymous
03/27/26(Fri)04:03:44 No.77173668

Anonymous 03/27/26(Fri)04:03:44 No.77173668

I have a Vitamix 5200. Expensive but it works perfectly. To clean it up you just put water and soap in it and turn it on for a minute. They also replaced my pitcher for free. The old gasket design was shit the new one is perfect. Yes I'll happily shill vitamix for free. Best blenders ever made

Anonymous
03/27/26(Fri)04:17:28 No.77173682

Anonymous 03/27/26(Fri)04:17:28 No.77173682

>>77173668
I was considering but too expensive for what it is. Is it lifetime warranty?

Anonymous
03/27/26(Fri)04:28:54 No.77173690

Anonymous 03/27/26(Fri)04:28:54 No.77173690

>>77173682
The refurbs are way cheaper and have 5 year warranty iirc

Anonymous
03/27/26(Fri)06:59:49 No.77173849

Anonymous 03/27/26(Fri)06:59:49 No.77173849

>>77173668
>vitamix
These are awesome. I also have a blendtec I got as a gift, and that thing will never fail.
>>77173682
Totally worth it imo to avoid ever having to deal with bad blenders that burn out, crack, or lock up when you try to blend anything substantial.

Anonymous
03/27/26(Fri)07:04:14 No.77173855

Anonymous 03/27/26(Fri)07:04:14 No.77173855

Mine is some Bosch model but it has an auto clean mode just put water with some dishwash soap in and then close it and click clean

Anonymous
03/27/26(Fri)08:24:33 No.77173935

Anonymous 03/27/26(Fri)08:24:33 No.77173935

I buy cheap hand blenders, the last one I bought cost me £14.99 and is already over a year old. When it breaks I'll just get another.

Anonymous
03/27/26(Fri)08:53:31 No.77173978

Anonymous 03/27/26(Fri)08:53:31 No.77173978

>>77173935
I went slightly more expensive and got a Tefal one - been 6 years.
Use it nearly daily.
Tried to find a pic - they seem to be more cheaply made now - plastic shite.

Anonymous
03/27/26(Fri)08:57:19 No.77173986

Anonymous 03/27/26(Fri)08:57:19 No.77173986

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broke my hamilton beach jug last night
checked out a couple
also looking at vacuums
when did I turn into such a boomer

Anonymous
03/27/26(Fri)10:50:32 No.77174169

Anonymous 03/27/26(Fri)10:50:32 No.77174169

>>77173662
For brokies i recommend the oster all metal drive blender. Its like 60 bucks and it lasts longer than any other sub 100 dollar blender ove had so far. The only plastic component that could touch your food is a small silicon gasket all the parts of the blender assembly are top rack dishwasher safe.

Anonymous
03/27/26(Fri)10:52:43 No.77174175

Anonymous 03/27/26(Fri)10:52:43 No.77174175

>>77173662
I just use my regular blender, ninja, the big one with all the blades.

Dawg it takes 20 seconds to rinse your blender right after making a smoothie...

Anonymous
03/27/26(Fri)11:01:02 No.77174191

Anonymous 03/27/26(Fri)11:01:02 No.77174191

>>77173690
I got a refurbished Vitamix and it still works well
I prefer my old Nutribullet over it for pretty much everything, but it was worse to clean and did eventually burn out after a little over a decade of use

Anonymous
03/27/26(Fri)15:34:21 No.77174678

Anonymous 03/27/26(Fri)15:34:21 No.77174678

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>>77173662
Immersion masterrace.

Anonymous
03/27/26(Fri)19:23:00 No.77175064

Anonymous 03/27/26(Fri)19:23:00 No.77175064

I was recently gifted a smoothie blender, post tasty and nutritious recipes. I have nothing to contribute, only demands.