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owagbeba:
You know why these blenders are so expensive ... the brand on them. The core of any blender is the power board, universal motor and a drive shaft with double oil seal and double bearing.

You can actually get a good tokunbo (50mm coil) and mount on your countertop with a metal drive shaft plus a 2 liter jar all under 25k... same par with vitamix in terms of power.

Nice idea of yours. Why don't you take this up and refurbish afew. Am sure you would definitely get patronisers, me included

owagbeba:
You know why these blenders are so expensive ... the brand on them. The core of any blender is the power board, universal motor and a drive shaft with double oil seal and double bearing.

You can actually get a good tokunbo (50mm coil) and mount on your countertop with a metal drive shaft plus a 2 liter jar all under 25k... same par with vitamix in terms of power.

Nice idea. Pls Contact me(ekwuazic@gmail.com) . I need one asap

How about this silver crest blender, 1500W, is it okay? Has anyone used it here?

Anybody with info for a blender that can grind soya for soya milk of 2-3 glass.

Please I need one
Where can I get it please
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My advice, never buy those blenders branded as kenwood, Bosch , silvercrest, with 3000w, 4500watts, in some cases 5000watts written on the package. They are fake, and they run on Aluminium coil winding.

For 10,000naira, I think you can get those plastic jar blenders rated below 500watts. They are ok but don’t run it continuously for more than 20seconds at a blend. Use the start for 20secs and stop for 20secs technique to avoid burn out.

Don’t buy the new ones, mostly Aluminium coil in them.[/quote]

Whatever brand name you eventually settle for, my advice is, never buy a blender with plastic body. They are not strong. Buy something made of heavy, unbreakable glass. They are strong and rugged. I've had mine going 10yrs now...

Mom007:
Whatever brand name you eventually settle for, my advice is, never buy a blender with plastic body. They are not strong. Buy something made of heavy, unbreakable glass. They are strong and rugged. I've had mine going 10yrs now...

Picture, please.

Blenders are essential appliances that should be present in every Nigerian kitchen. They make cooking a lot easier and faster.

Which blender can I buy this 2025
That has a strong motor coil please

I got reminded by a like, appropriately, considering I'm researching blenders again.

I got a Homgeek 2000w Blender after my post above. (Image below). Can't remember how much I paid, but it was definitely less than £80.

They make a 1600w for UK but mine came from China, and I am very pleased with it as its the grindiest blender I've ever had.

Unfortunately, they have upgraded to a new version with a digital display, but limited to 1600w in UK.

I need a 2000w to add to it as I want to make ogi.

Homeyfav:
Blenders are essential appliances that should be present in every Nigerian kitchen. They make cooking a lot easier and faster.

And this is probably why there should be made in Nigeria, but I never seen one, sadly.

Marydolapo:
My advice, never buy those blenders branded as kenwood, Bosch , silvercrest, with 3000w, 4500watts, in some cases 5000watts written on the package. They are fake, and they run on Aluminium coil winding.

My own research concurs with the above. Anything over 1600watts is proving elusive here in UK.

Amazon has no recognisable brands above 20000w, and the low price of the 4500w below is enough for suspicion, plus the fact it looks like my Homgeek. Some reviews report smoking and difficult returns.