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“Go with a vitamix. Its worth the money and will last you forever.”

“It's interesting that OP said they used a BlendTec they liked and then almost every response is saying to buy a Vitamix. Why not buy a BlendTec in that case?”

“Dude check Facebook marketplace for a used Vitamix. They're pretty indestructible and it seems like folks around me are consistently getting rid of them for $200 or less.”

“Oster makes glass blenders where everything is removable. But having owned many glass Osters and now a Vitamix, everyone is right. Get a Vitamix.”

“Whoever makes a silent blender will be very rich! What I used to do when I was trying to make smoothies and not wake up the household was put the blender on a cushion and wrap it in a thick towel, it wasn't completely silent but much better.”

“Big fluffy towel does the job quite well. The real blender silencer though is one of those insulated reusable grocery bags for frozen items - it slips over the top of the blender easily and comes right back off, and works just as well as the towel for me, even with my big ol oster blender.”

“Hardcore morning person here. I live in a condo and have a Vita MIx. I put it in the bathroom, close the door and fold a blanket twice and put it over the blender. Then I fold another blanket twice and put it over the blender. All this takes it down from a jet plane taking off to where you can hear someone talk.”

“In a pinch you can cover it with just a cardboard box. It should reduce the noise enough to not be noticeable by your neighbors.”

“Older vitamix are BIFL (my parents have one which is almost 30 years old). If I were you I would get the steel pitcher which will make the whole thing BIFL”

“I have my grandma's Vitamix (late1970s-early 1980s). The only thing it's needed is a new blade assembly for the pitcher, when the old one started causing the motor to overheat.”

“I actually got mine from my parents and was using it until the pitcher part fell and broke one day, it was probably pushing 40 years old.”

“Buy the stainless steel container. It's awesome. Dishwasher safe.”

“Ninjas suck. Vitamix is the modern day BIFL. I've had mine for a handful of years with no signs of slowing down. But yeah, some of those old appliances are just tanks.”

“Ninja is not even close to BIFL in my experience. Had a 1 year old blender base short out so I bought a used one off ebay, the ebay one had a faulty button so I went to swap out the button component on the board but the faulty one was covered with a huge glob of glue so it was not serviceable.”

“Man those old Osterizers are absolute tanks, my grandma still has hers from like 1970 and it sounds like a helicopter taking off but will turn rocks into powder if you let it. The plastic thing is just planned obsolescence mixed with cheaper manufacturing costs - why sell someone something that lasts 40 years when you can sell them 20 replacements instead”

“They started using plastic because it's so cheap to manufacture. Now they can sell at a lower price. Consumers (almost) always buy on price. Now the big corps won't even produce quality items anymore, with the rare exception here and there. It's a shame!”

“1-2X a month mostly for things like mayo? Buy an immersion blender. $25, easy to clean, can handle what you're looking to use it for. Hell I use mine for smoothies daily, jams, soups, sauces. It can handle it just fine without having a big ass $200 blender”

“If you're not using it that often and you're only doing smoothies/salsas/mayos just get an immersion blender. I bought a $30 immersion blender, I never use my bulky blender any more.”

“My Braun immersion blender is 35 years old and works perfectly.”

“Obviously one shouldn't use the low speeds for frozen fruit or very thick foods like hummus, but I've not had any issues using lower speeds for soft food or sauce. If the motor is under very heavy load it will start to give off a burning smell. This is pretty normal, and it's best to use the highest setting to get the most torque, quickly blend the food and let the cooling fan work most efficiently and avoid overheating.”

“The mixture in Vitamixes need to be in motion for the motor to work well. That's why they come with a plunger. If you're making something that blends well at first and then stops, it means there's an air bubble. Turn it off, and the bubble will rise and pop at the top. Resume blending.”

“Slice your bananas into smaller pieces before you freeze them?”