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Put "buy a new blender" into your annual budget. Toss this and buy a new one. Some small appliances are made to be disposable. A small blender is one of those.
Okay so i kept using trial and error and noticed when i pressed on one of the buttons, there was like some electric spark that showed up and i quickly got away from it. Should i just throw away this blender and get a new one?
Go to Walmart and buy a blender. For what you do with it, any inexpensive blender would do.
Sophisticated blenders can cost $500 and more, but you don't need it. Bella for $20 is good, and so is Hamilton beach single serving blender for $15.
Expensive blenders might last ast longer, but they will not produce healthier smoothies. Your smoothie depends on ingredients you use.
Something like this:
I've got a Hamilton Beach. Not even sure where I got it. Actually had two of them. Showed up. One burned out a couple years ago I think. The other is still going. It's gotta be at least 5 years old now and I've done nothing to take care of it.
Okay so i kept using trial and error and noticed when i pressed on one of the buttons, there was like some electric spark that showed up and i quickly got away from it. Should i just throw away this blender and get a new one?
Okay so i kept using trial and error and noticed when i pressed on one of the buttons, there was like some electric spark that showed up and i quickly got away from it. Should i just throw away this blender and get a new one?
Because some people think $239 MEX is a lot of money.
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