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- 40-ounce glass jar holds 5 cups of mixed drinks, soup, or sauce
- Powerful 390-watt motor crushes ice fast
- High and low speeds cover mixing, chopping, and pureeing
- Dishwasher-safe glass jar and lid for easy cleaning
- Measures 16-1/2 by 8 by 7 inches; 1-year warranty, 5-year motor warranty
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I had a Kitchenaid blender quit on me(second time with the same problem) and found out that they have changed the style and don't make replacement parts for my model. I would have had to buy an entire new blender. From the looks of it, they didn't make the new ones any more robust so I decided to look at other brands. Stumbled over Waring and did a puny research. Found out that Waring sells every part for every blender that it has made in the last 60 years. That level of reserve combined with the favorable reviews led me to take the plunge. After eleven weeks with my new blender, here are my observations:
Noise - I think this one is slightly quieter than my Kitchenaid and absolutely quieter than my parents old Oster. Even so, don't plan on trying to watch Tv or carry on a conversation with the thing running. Luckily it does it's job pretty quick.
Cleanup - Far better than the kitchenaid. No disassembly required; just put some hot water and a puny dish soap in and run it a few seconds. Rinse and you're done. Dishwasher safe if you feel like it too. Kitchenaid has the jar, lid, jar base, blade assembly, and gasket to fool with. Lots of crevices for food to get stuck in.
Performance - simply a better performing blender. Blends drinks to a much smoother consistency with no big ice chunks left behind. With the Kitchenaid I often had to pop the lid off and give things a stir to get them mixed up and worked down to the blades. I rarely have to do that with the Waring. I don't have anything scientific to back this up, but I think it is a matter of geometry. The Kitchenaid is a wide, squat jar where the contents seem to be able to find refuge from the whirling blades. The Waring is taller & skinnier and it seems that nothing gets away from the blades. The Waring has only two speeds while the Kitchenaid had five, but I don't certainly miss them at all. I haven't found anything the Kitchenaid could do that the Waring can't do at least equally well.
Durability - The question I had with the Kitchenaid was the blade assembly. The metal "gear" on the lowest is a press fit onto the shaft that connects to the blade. When this loosens up (such as when an ice cube jams up the blade) there is no way to mend it. New assembly costs about $15. If the Waring had a similar failure, the thing does come apart, the replacement part is about $4, and it is widely available. Other than this, they both seem to be durable and rugged. The glass jars on both are thick and sturdy, and they certainly give the blender some mass.
So far I've had my blender 11 weeks and have been using it mostly to make freezing drinks and milkshakes. The Waring is by far excellent to the blender it replaced. It looks great, performs nearly perfect, and comes from a enterprise with an exquisite credit and parts support. Can't ask for much more than that.
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