Best Buying Guide- How to Purchase a Blender

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Best Buying Guide

• How to Purchase a Blender

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Best Blender Guide

• For a blender , Look at the number of teeth on
  the connection from the motor to the blade. The
  more teeth, the greater the surface area being
  used to distribute the power to the blade
  mechanism and is less likely to wear out.
• Overall, as with many things, one of the quickest
  ways to tell a good one is to weigh them both.
  The heavier item is better. No one pays for
  shipping extra weight unless it's there for a
  good reason. Also note that the "heavier" rule
  doesn't apply to electronics like
  cellphones/computers, etc. where the cost of
  making it small is actually higher..!
• If you are going shopping for blenders, it seems
  that most seem to be low to high range. Obviously
  there are some cheap ones and many that exceed
  that range. So for the purposes of this question,
  assume that range to be the budget.
• Check for a good strong motor and thick blades.
  If the blades are thin, they're likely to warp
  over time. The motor needs to be able to spin
  those blades through the liquid.
• Check for a thick glass container. The plastic
  ones are unlikely to deal with the heat of things
  like soups and sauces being dumped in.
• Check the gasket between the glass container and
  the piece that attaches the blades. A thin,
  flimsy gasket is likely to start leaking before a
  thicker, softer basket.

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Best Blender Guide
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Best Blender Guide

• For smoothies you should look for something with
  blades are in a well which makes it difficult for
  frozen material to get under. For juices and
  soups this blender is fine ,whenever you prepare
  smoothies it reaches a state where the blades are
  spinning in an empty cavity. Contrast this to a
  state of the art blender like Blendersreviewed.COM
  .
• Mercy Diamant - Manager Director
  at http//www.blendersreviewed.com/