I'm so glad this was helpful! If you need more help with troubleshooting, I go over some additional tips in this video: czcams.com/video/gy8FXZ4wak0/video.html. I hope you love your new blender!
Great question! Sometimes I find when I hold the blender completely upright it tends to suction onto the bottom, which is when I find I have trouble with scratching the pot. To release the suction, hold the blender at a little bit of an angle (you can see this in the video), and then it's a little easier to control where it goes and how it moves. Does that help?
@@PeasAndHoppiness Can you rephrase ur explanation? Also can the head touch the bottom of the pot (will it scratch the pot?) or we need to lift up a bit so as not to touch the bottom? Thanks
@@viet862 of course! It depends on the type of pot you're using; if you're using a pot with a non-stick surface you'll have to be much more careful than if you're using a stainless steel pot. To avoid scratching the pot: 1. Tilt the blender slightly to release suction on the bottom. A lot of suction on the bottom will pull the blender to the bottom of the pot and when you move it around it can scratch it. 2. It's okay to rest the blender lightly on the bottom of the pot (this is why you need to tilt it), but be careful not to drag the blender along the bottom of the pot if it's suctioned on - this will likely cause it to scratch. I'll make a second video to explain this better and reply to you once I've finished it! This is a great question that definitely deserves clarification!
@@viet862 I just created a new video which I think will better answer your questions: czcams.com/video/gy8FXZ4wak0/video.html - if there's still confusion, please let me know! Good luck!
Yes, it's definitely a bit loud! I recommend turning on closed captioning (the "CC" in the controls at the bottom of the screen) so you can understand what I'm saying. Thanks for pointing this out!
Just started living alone and teaching myself to cook! Thank you for making this video so easy to follow :)
Thank you for your kind comment! And congratulations! It can feel overwhelming at first, but good for you for teaching yourself!!
Thank you. Easy to understand. I feel ready to try it on my tomato soup.
I'm so glad! I hope your soup turns out well - I'm so excited for soup season here!
Thank you for this video. I got an emmersion blender as a gift and needed to know how to use it properly.
I'm so glad this was helpful! If you need more help with troubleshooting, I go over some additional tips in this video: czcams.com/video/gy8FXZ4wak0/video.html. I hope you love your new blender!
Thanks for the tips. On my first try I splattered and never tried again. I think I will try again now with your helpful tips.
Ohhh yes, it can make a mess for sure!! Keeping the blender submerged in the soup should help a lot!
Pretty sure I would have made a mess without watching this first. Thanks!
I'm so glad it was helpful! A mess in the kitchen is never fun!
Very helpful-concise, which is greatly appreciated.
I'm so glad this was helpful! Thank you for your comment!
Thank you for a very helpful video.
I'm so glad to hear it was helpful! Happy cooking!
Do you plug 🔌 the Blender to an electric socket while you immerse it in a liquid source ?
Very helpful. Thank you. One question that has been bothering me. How can you prevent immersion blender from scratching pot?
Great question! Sometimes I find when I hold the blender completely upright it tends to suction onto the bottom, which is when I find I have trouble with scratching the pot. To release the suction, hold the blender at a little bit of an angle (you can see this in the video), and then it's a little easier to control where it goes and how it moves. Does that help?
@@PeasAndHoppiness Can you rephrase ur explanation? Also can the head touch the bottom of the pot (will it scratch the pot?) or we need to lift up a bit so as not to touch the bottom? Thanks
@@viet862 of course! It depends on the type of pot you're using; if you're using a pot with a non-stick surface you'll have to be much more careful than if you're using a stainless steel pot. To avoid scratching the pot:
1. Tilt the blender slightly to release suction on the bottom. A lot of suction on the bottom will pull the blender to the bottom of the pot and when you move it around it can scratch it.
2. It's okay to rest the blender lightly on the bottom of the pot (this is why you need to tilt it), but be careful not to drag the blender along the bottom of the pot if it's suctioned on - this will likely cause it to scratch.
I'll make a second video to explain this better and reply to you once I've finished it! This is a great question that definitely deserves clarification!
@@viet862 I just created a new video which I think will better answer your questions: czcams.com/video/gy8FXZ4wak0/video.html - if there's still confusion, please let me know! Good luck!
@@PeasAndHoppiness hi, I think you meant this video instead: czcams.com/video/oieDdkWJLN8/video.html
:) thank you for your videos!
Very helpful!
I'm so glad!
Great video…too bad you can’t be heard over the thing when it’s turned on🙄
Yes, it's definitely a bit loud! I recommend turning on closed captioning (the "CC" in the controls at the bottom of the screen) so you can understand what I'm saying. Thanks for pointing this out!
I heard her just fine haha