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KitchenAid KHB100WH Immersion Hand Blender, White | 
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| Brand: KitchenAid
Buy New: $49.99 (On sale from $70.00)
You Save: $20.01 (29%)
Rating:  164 reviews
Color: White
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3.2
Dimensions (in): 11.4 x 11.3 x 5.2
Legal Disclaimer: Sale Ends: 12-20-2008. You may return or exchange merchandise purchased from Macy's @ Amazon by mail only.
MPN: KHB100WH
Model: KHB100WH
UPC: 050946914213
EAN: 0050946914213
ASIN: B00008GSA3
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Immersion hand blender with powerful, quiet motor for blending, mixing, whipping, and more | | • | Durable snap-in attachment with stainless-steel blade and protective stainless-steel splashguard | | • | 8-inch immersion; variable speed-control dial; one-touch "on/off" power button; ergonomic, non-slip grip | | • | Dishwasher-safe attachments and accessories; 3-cup blending beaker and sealing lid included | | • | Measures 17 by 3 by 6 inches; 1-year, hassle-free, replacement warranty |
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Product Description
For quickly blending soups, mixing beverages, and more, this immersion hand blender features a quiet, powerful motor and a sharp stainless-steel blade with a protective stainless-steel splashguard. For mixing all the way to the bottom of deep pots or pitchers, its durable snap-in attachment can be immersed as far down as 8 inches. The blender's speed-control dial offers variable speeds ranging from nine (high) to one (low), while its power button allows for one-touch starting and stopping. Two ejector buttons, one on either side of the blender body, provide simple attachment removal. Other convenient features include quick and easy assembly and storage, a 5-foot extra-long power cord, and a comfortable, ergonomic, non-slip grip. A 3-cup blending beaker and sealing lid are included. For simple clean up, all attachments and accessories are dishwasher safe and the smooth surface of the blender body is easy to wipe clean.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 5 more reviews...
 Love it!!!! January 8, 2009
Renee Cuerden (Pittsburgh, PA)
So glad I bought this, wish I had gotten one sooner!!!!! I make alot of homemade soup and I use this immersion blender to thicken up the soup. it is so much easier to just stick this in the pot, rather than my old way, which was to ladle soup in to the blender and puree it, then place it into a bowl, do another blender or 2 full of soup, then put it all back into the pot. Ugh. What a pain, and the blender was a pain to clean too. This immersion blender saves me so much time and work. To clean it I just stuck it into my soapy water in the sink and turned it on, clean in about 30 seconds. Love, love, love it.
It's a hit! January 7, 2009
Book Nut (Seattle, WA)
I bought this as a gift for my husband. He absolutely LOVES it and uses it every day. It is attractive, versatile and most importantly, high quality. I'm pleased that it is also very easy to clean. It is much nicer than I expected. Great value!!!
 Very good, very cool... January 7, 2009
MadMaz
So far this product rules. Very powerful and does the jobs that a blender can't touch. Nice...
 Breaks in about six months of daily use January 1, 2009
bgandl (Detroit)
This is the third one we have bought. We use it to make smoothies about four times a day. It always breaks within six months--always something a little different. We are trying an Cuisinart next time.
Kitchen Aid Quality Control lacking December 14, 2008
C. Mendoza (San Diego)
We purchased this blender thinking the quality would be higher than lower priced models. While it seems good to detach the blade for cleaning, who really cares? They are easy enough to clean, taking off the end is really just a nuisance. We immediately notices that the switch seemed poorly designed and somewhat difficult to use. It failed after a year of moderate use. Even under warranty, it costs more in shipping and handling than getting another one, so that's what we're doing. We had similar issues with a Kitchen Aid blender in the past. They seem solid, but have weaknesses in some small but critical part that kills them, seemingly by design. Then you have to decide if you want to go the trouble replacing the whole unit with another one that will fail early the same way. Why would you replace a poorly designed appliance with the same thing?
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