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Blenders are very common kitchen appliances, but they can vary greatly in quality and features. This site will introduce you to several different styles of blenders and show you where in Boston to get them.

1. Local Companies

2. Blender - Basics

3. Blenders Specifications

4. Window to the Past and Evolution

5. Featured Local Company

1 . Local Companies

DMC Appliance Parts
339-502-3285
134 Minden St
Jamaica Plain, MA

DMC Appliance Repair
339-502-3285
134 Minden St
Jamaica Plain, MA

Alpha Appliance & General Maintenance Service, LLC
67-934-0989
434 Beale St
Quincy, MA

Alpha Appliance & General Maintenance Service, LLC
617-934-0989
434 Beale St
Quincy, MA

New England Appliance
781-848-3933
165 Wood Road
Braintree, MA

TotalVac.com
978-777-3700
2 De Bush Ave
Middleton, MA

Eagle Appliance
(617) 569-5564
Boston, MA

Boston Appliance
(617) 451-3411
105 Broad St
Boston, MA

Boston Ship Serv
(617) 451-3411
105 Broad St
Boston, MA

Mgms Associates
(781) 324-3344
298 Medford St
Malden, MA

2 . Blender - Basics

A blender is a stationary electrical kitchen appliance that blends or puree ingredients with a electric mixer power.

A typical blender is built around a vessel for the ingredients to be blended. At the top of the vessel is a cap to prevent ingredients from escaping when the blender is switched on. At the bottom is a blade assembly, typically removable for cleaning purposes. The bottom seal is most likely watertight. The vessel rests upon a base containing a motor (for turning the blade assembly) with controls on its surface. Most modern blenders offer a number of possible speeds.

3 . Blenders Specifications

Blenders normally have between three to 16 speeds. Their Power Rating range from 300 to 500 watts. Manufactures claim that higher wattage translates into better performance but some tests show that lower-wattage models often outperformed beefier ones, turning out icy drinks faster and leaving them smoother in consistency.

Containers are made of glass, plastic, or stainless steel, and have a capacity of about 5 to 8 cups. A glass container is heavier and more stable. In tests, the blenders with glass jugs tended to perform better because they didn't shake. Glass is also easier to keep clean. Plastic may scratch and is likely to absorb the smell of whatever is inside. Stainless-steel looks good, but prevents you from seeing how the blending is going. The jars vary from 1.5 to 2 liters

Touchpad controls are easy to wipe clean. A blade that's permanently attached to the container is harder to clean than a removable blade.

4 . Window to the Past and Evolution

Stephen Poplawski in 1922 was the first to put a spinning blade at the bottom of a container. He used his appliance to make soda Fountains drinks. In 1935, Fred Osius improved on Poplawski's idea and invented the famous Waring Blender. In 1910 L.H. Hamilton, Chester Beach and Fred Osius formed the Hamilton Beach Manufacturing Co that became well known for their kitchen appliances. Fred Osius later began working on ways to improve the Poplawski blender.

Fred Osious in 1933 patented the blending machine after making some improvements to Fred Waring blender. The blender was still suffering some technical difficulties and a lot of money was being spend for the research, so Fred Waring redesign the machine one more time without the help of Fred Osious this time. Waring renamed his Miracle Mixer Corporation as the Waring Corporation.

The Waring Blender became more and more popular in American homes and very important as a hospital tool for the implementation of specific diets, as well as a vital scientific research device. For example Dr. Jonas Salk used it while developing the vaccine for polio.

In 1954, the millionth Waring Blender was sold, and it is still as popular today.

5 . Featured Local Company

DMC Appliance Parts

Our shop will take care of all your needs in buying appliances, repair and replacement parts.

339-502-3285
134 Minden St
Jamaica Plain, MA
http://www.dmcapplianceparts.com

DMC Appliance Parts, Your One Stop Appliance Shop. A perfect way to describe DMC Appliance Parts. Our shop will take care of all your needs in buying appliances, repair and replacement parts. With this, we commit ourselves in:

Appliance Repair. Here at DMC Appliance Parts we do heating, cooling and refrigeration repair to bring them back to their good working condition. Our experienced service technicians are factory trained, certified and knowledgeable in a wide array of appliance makers and models so we may be able to repair any kind of unit you have, whether it be for commercial or for home use. Some of the brands we service include Admiral™ Amana™ Asko™ Bosch™ Broan™ Caloric™ Crosley™ Fisher Paykel™ Frigidaire™ General Electric™ Gibson™ In-Sink-Erator™ Jenn Air™ Kenmore™ Kitchen Aid™ LG™ Maytag™ Roper™ Speed Queen™ Sub Zero™ Summit™ Thermador™ Waste King™ Westinghouse™ Wolf™ and many more! We extend our services anywhere in Boston, MA and the surrounding areas within the 128 belt.

Part Sales. If repairing, your appliance will need some replacement parts, you need not go any further as we stock a wide range of parts such as air conditioning parts, dishwasher parts, dryer parts, HVAC parts, microwave parts, plumbing parts, range parts, refrigerator parts, and washing machine parts.

Appliance Sales. Purchasing appliances can also be done here at DMC Appliance Parts. We sell a wide selection of appliances all at a very affordable and reasonable price. You have an option of getting a new appliance or a reconditioned one from our long lists of makers, models and brands. When you buy an appliance, we can take care of the installation, delivery and haul away.

Repairs, parts and sales should not be that inconvenient as you can do everything in one place at one time. That is what DMC Appliance Parts can do for you.

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