How to Operator blender

How to Operator Blender 

Make sure your blender is clean, not damaged, and the cord is plugged in. You can check all that with the naked eye. If the condition looks good, maybe your blender can still and safe to wear. Enter the ingredients you want to work into. We will discuss what materials you can work with this item in the next section. It's a good idea to pour a little liquid into a blender so that solid materials can be smoothed more easily. • If you are going to blend ice cubes, you need to insert water so that the ice can be smoothed with a blender. Water will make the ice float, thus making the blender blade can smooth it easily. If you do not use water, the blender knife will get stuck, or just move the ice around.              Close the blender and hold the cover by hand. Close the blender Do you have a hole and a small cover in the middle? It is a hole that allows you to insert additional materials in the middle of the blender process. But beyond that, you should always close the blender. If not, the ingredients in it can splatter around and dirty your kitchen. • If the blender is not working properly, you may not have the blender installed properly on the stand. If the blender and the holder are not properly connected, the knife will not rotate.              Turn on the blender. Experiment with the button. Choose the right speed according to what you blender. • You do not really have to worry about misleading power or blender speed. But if you do not really want consistency on the texture of your blender food, try using a higher speed. If not effective, stop the blender, open the lid, stir a little of the ingredients with a spoon, then blend again.              Open the blender and pour its contents. When you're done, you just pour the contents. Make sure you also remove the food that remains at the bottom and blender blades, especially if the food you blend has a thick texture. Clean the blender. If possible, remove the blender knife and clean the blender tube and blade separately. Just use water and a little soap. • Never allow a blender holder to be exposed to water. If the holder is dirty, wipe with a damp cloth. Watering it with water, especially in large quantities, will only damage it.

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