Kitchen Apps

[Jon Miller]

So I am wanting to not waste a mostly perfectly good blender. Basically, the plastic thing that screws into the glass container and anchors it into the motor broke. I am wondering where I could find one to replace it? (sort of DIY blender repair)

I had another question also, which I am currently forgetting (it isn't kitchen related though, might be taxes or health or something else like that)

Jon Miller

[LordShiva]

Re: Kitchen Apps

Originally posted by Jon Miller
I am wanting to

I am currently forgetting

Are you Indian?

[Jon Miller]

No, but at times I have eaten a lot of Indian food.

JM

[Arrian]

It's infectious!?

I'm glad I don't like Indian food.

Have you tried doing a quick online search, JM?

-Arrian

[Q Classic]

Kitchen apps?

this->blender
iRiceCooker

[Jon Miller]

Nope, and I don't know where the manual is either.

JM

[MRT144]

it's most likely cheaper to buy a whole new blender. while youre at it drop 600 on a kitchen aid and attachments.

[Jon Miller]

Well, I don't like waste. I also need cheapness.

My other Kitchen Apps are a coffee blender, coffee marker (can also do espresso), rice cooker, microwave, and toaster.

JM

[LordShiva]

Just stop being teh vegetarian, buy a grill, and all your culinary problems are solved!

[Cort Haus]

Originally posted by Jon Miller
Well, I don't like waste. I also need cheapness.

Unfortunately, I get the impression that repairing consumer electrical goods is a thing of the past.

[Zkribbler]

Originally posted by Cort Haus
Unfortunately, I get the impression that repairing consumer electrical goods is a thing of the past.

But he's not looking for a repair but a replacement plastic thingie.

Check the manufacture's website. I'll bet you can buy something direct.

[Japher]

For the kitchen part try www.repairclinic.com

Either I am accident prone, or just spend a lot of time in the kitchen, I don't know... But, I've been able to replace a lot of kitchen gadget and appliance parts from there.

[Addled Platypus]

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