The dome has to be holded with hand while operating the mixer?
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Dear Customer,The jars has a larger gaskets that provides a secure seal and stops food from leaking while grinding.So you do not need to hold your hand while operating the mixer.SS PremierAuthorized Distributor for Premier Mixie
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No it doesn't. But please be careful placing hot mixes in the mixie as the heat propels the contents up and contents splash out.
621240
I have had to use two hands. Not sure you could manage what you are asking. Normally in our house. Plate or salad bowl on the counter or table and serve with two hands. Hope this helps.
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Neither, just plug it to your XLR cable that comes from your mixer and you are set to go.
849871
You can hold it on your left hand or right hand. I saw Bob Dylon use a stand, he even do not use any of his hand.So, just feel comfortable.
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I am not sure but there is an auxiliary input, so maybe that is where you would use the mixer. Best guess.
1087984
Hi, in 9 years renting and then buying our own unit, we have never used a dome. Outdoors at parties, the unit has its own table against our house. Floss does fly up and the maker will get it on his/her arm. It's okay !
775336
The fan is on the bottom side where the mixer can set up. Just below the power cord.
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Yes, it behaves like that. It's probably because they wanted to make it easy to detach. Just try not to touch the red button while you're holding it. I always grab it with both hands from the oven after attaching the handle. My left hand goes under the handle, protected by an oven mit/pad of course; my right hand grips the handle past the red button. When I'm cooking on the stove, I hardly have to move pan; it stays put because of its weight.
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You have to hold the button to make the power stay on. But after using it a few times, the attachments did not even stay inside the mixer part anymore and when I powered them on, they would fall right out into my drink.
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since you were not very clear about what your problem was whether you needed to get the Dome off the base or you need to get the Dome off the plastic sleeve. I got to thinking that maybe I wasn't clear enough. so I decided to answer what I thought your question was. you put one hand on the dome handle and you put your other hand on the plastic sleeve gripping the bottom edge. and you hold them tight then you twist the dome anticlockwise and should slip the brackets. you can take the dome off and wash the plastic sleeve and then to put it back on again you do the same thing in reverse you twist it clockwise and it snaps back on
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Sorry my answer took so long. Every other hand mixer I have owned, the motor vent HAS been on the bottom side (so food and batter splatters up into it)- but this one vents out the FRONT and BACK of the mixer, much better I think!!! So far, I am very pleased with my choice!!!
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Yes they can. The glass is very thick and durable. However, since you control the hand mixer, you can limit its contact with the walls of the bowl.
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Can't speak for the mixer itself (yet), but you can jury-rig a paper plate to act as a splash guard very easily, just cut in from the side and cut out an opening for the beaters near the actual unit. If it gets cumbersome just use a piece of tape to stick the plate to the hand unit. Just my two cents :)
93585
At the bottom left, there is a sliding knob that can easily be pushed from side to side to lower or raise the volume. It does not take much manual dexterity to operate.
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No you don't have to hold the ring. You just turn it sideways and it pours out.
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You can do it with one hand but it is a very cheaply made product that likely won't hold up long. We are very disappointed with the cheapness of the materials as they are a very lightweight plastic.
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Not really. One hand is holding the wand, the other turns it on/off. The mechanism very easily/smoothly moves fwd (on) and back (off).