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If you're looking for a blender that's easier to clean by hand, try the Hamilton Beach Professional Quiet Blender.

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Since you can't access that part of the blender, it's unclear how to clean it properly. The liquid also drips down into the motor itself through a small hole near the gear. Since our unit leaks, if you make something like a smoothie or even put soapy water in the jar to clean it, you also need to wipe down the top of the motor base around the gear. It's particularly tricky to clean after making something like almond butter, and you need to use a sponge and a brush to clean under the blades. However, you need to remove the blade assembly each time you clean the blender because debris gets stuck around where it screws onto the jar and under its rubber gasket. This eliminates most of the residue in the jar, even if you're working with sticky ingredients.

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The manual says to clean it, you should fill the jar partway with water, add a drop of soap, and run the blender using pulse mode in two-second intervals for about 10 seconds in total. Also, the metal nut under the blade assembly heated up so much that it fused slightly to the plastic base of the blade assembly and began to burn it. This happened every time the blender was used to process liquids, including during cleaning. It then went through the motor itself and ended up on the counter. The liquid dripped through the blade assembly onto the top of the motor base into the small hole for the safety feature. This may be because the rubber gasket on the blade assembly fits loosely. Our unit also began to leak the first time we used it to blend liquids for a smoothie. It also seems likely to cause damage to the plastic center piece over time. You can remove the blade assembly from the jar by using the removable center piece of the lid as a key, but unlike the tool that comes with the NutriBullet Rx, it doesn't give you much extra leverage and is tricky to do when your hands are wet. There's a safety feature that ensures the blender can't start unless the jar is mounted on the motor base, but it doesn't stop you from blending with the lid off. However, the grey plastic on the motor base and the bottom of the jar feels thin and cheaper than the rest of the build. At first glance, the aluminum motor base looks premium and sturdy, the power cable is thick, and the controls feel clicky and well-made. For more blending tips, here’s our guide on what to look for when buying a blender (opens in new tab).The Smeg BLF01 has a poor build quality. The Smeg PBF01 blender is priced at £109.99 and will be available at Smeg (opens in new tab) and other select retailers in June. Shoppers can choose between seven different colourways, including the classic black, white, red or cream colours and pink, green and blue pastel shades. In keeping with the 50’s style that Smeg is best at, the PBF01 blender has a curved retro-inspired design and colourful detailing.

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This makes the Tritan Renew material highly durable, free of BPA and dishwasher safe. While you probably know Smeg best for its iconic fridges (opens in new tab), its blenders are well. Tritan Renew is made from 50% certified recycled content and is obtained using molecular recycling technology to break down and eliminate plastic waste to create new materials. 3 hours ago &0183 &32 Smeg is well known for its colourful, high quality and 50’s retro-inspired kitchen appliances. With this new blender, Smeg has used Tritan Renew materials to make the two 600ml Bottles-To-Go and cup and spout lid that come with the blender. Smeg products tend to be a bit pricey, but right now, you can score this Smeg 2-slice 50s-style toaster for 20 off on Wayfair. Another exciting feature of the Smeg PBF01 blender is its move towards sustainability with its use of recycled materials.

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