Sunpentown SD-65E Energy Star 65-Pint Dehumidifier

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Product Feature

• 65-pint dehumidifier for rooms up to 500 square feet
• 10-liter removable water tank; full-bucket indicator with auto shut-off
• Soft-touch electronic control panel; 2 fan settings; washable air filter
• Continuous de-humidifying or 35- to 80-percent humidity settings
• Measures 12-3/5 by 15-1/2 by 24-1/2 inches; 1-year limited warranty

Product Description

Designed to remove excess moisture from your home quietly and efficiently. A necessity for those suffering from dust mite, allergies or simply for those who wants to keep their indoor humidity at a comfortable level. Air that is too damp can cause itchy skin and nasal passages, condensation on windows, water damage to materials, mold growth and rotting of wood materials in your home. SPT dehumidifiers remove moisture from the musty air so you can enjoy year-round comfort in your home or office. Humidity level for this unit can be set as low as 35% with Normal or Turbo fan speed. Features a retractable lifting handle, washable air filter and casters for easy mobility.

Sunpentown SD-65E Energy Star 65-Pint Dehumidifier Review

UPDATE 05/19/12 - I attempted to disassemble the unit yesterday evening, but the bucket would not come out, and there was a silver dollar sized patch of ice on the outside of the unit near where the gravity drain nozzle is on the interior. I turned off the unit and left it to thaw overnight. This morning, I went down and removed the housing and everything appeared to be normal. So, I reassembled the unit, but left the left hand hold insert out, so I could see inside the unit. I plugged it in and let it run for several hours, and it became apparent that what is happening is that the defrost function is no longer working (which is the same problem that my previous dehumidifier developed), so ice is forming and blocking the drainage through the elbow that either drains into the bucket, or the gravity drain hose, depending on if the drain hose is connected. The design of the unit is such that, if the normal drain path is obstructed, there is an "overflow" drain hole on the opposite and higher side of the draining channel, that drains into the bucket. I also observed that the evaporator coils iced up across the entire width of the unit, up to about 3/4 of the entire evaporator surface, until I finally shut it down and unplugged it. Since the unit only has a 1 year limited warranty, and it would cost too much to ship it anywhere to have it fixed, it would appear that I have just paid $200+ for one year of operation. I am nonplussed. I sincerely hope that anyone that was persuaded to purchase this based on my initial review has much better luck that I have had, and in the event that they don't, I sincerely apologize. Longevity is something that is impossible to predict, so my initial assessment, while accurate, has subsequently been rendered invalid due to the one year lifespan of the product. It makes me question why I bothered to voice my opinion in the first place. From now on, I will reserve judgment, and review, until such time as I feel I can have confidence in the product... in the world of dehumidifiers, this was another sad and expensive lesson. I have revised my rating to 1 star. I went to a big box store today and bought another unit, along with their 4 year "extended warranty" option. If history is any indication, they will be seeing me either next year or the year after with the then defective unit and my receipt in hand.

UPDATE 05/13/12 - Game Warden requested an update since it has been a year... so I'm back. Which is uncannily coincidental, since I was intending to come back for an update anyway, due to an issue that has arisen. Which is: Now the unit seems to be filling the bucket rather than the water draining out the drain hose. Others described this problem earlier, and I attributed it to them perhaps having the hose running uphill, or coils in the hose, which was preventing the water from draining correctly. Suddenly this Spring, my dehumidifier developed the same problem, and NOTHING has changed... LITERALLY... it is sitting in the exact same position with the exact same hose going from the unit to the sump pump. I guess my next step is to take the housing off from the unit and try to determine why this is now happening (which isn't an exercise that I am looking forward to undertaking). But I would revise my initial assessment to include that you should be wary of the drainage issue as reported. I will update my review once I have determined why this issue has developed, if I can come to a conclusive determination. Stay tuned...

UPDATE 08/09/11 - Bad John requested an update... so here goes... after 4 months, still very satisfied. During the colder months, it never really did go much lower than 48% when the temperature was around 60 in the basement, it got down to around 45% RH and that was as good as it could do. Although 45% humidity at 60 degrees was certainly acceptable. For the past few weeks we have had outdoor temperatures running between 80 and nearly 100 degrees with beastly humidity (at least for the northeast). My basement has been in the mid to upper 70's and I have the control on the dehumidifier set for 45%. It is currently 75 degrees and 40% humidity, at least according to the thermometer/hygrometer sitting on the shelf 3 feet away from the unit. The unit cycles off and on rather frequently, but it does not run continuously, although that is obviously a very subjective observation that would be influenced by outdoor and indoor temperatures, RH, rainfall, and water infiltration into the basement drainage/sump, as well as the setting of the dehumidifier controls. So overall, I would still recommend this as a solid choice. Longevity remains to be seen, but so far, so good...

ORIGINAL REVIEW:

My initial synopsis of this unit based on 3 hours of ownership:

PROS:

o VERY quiet... makes you wonder if it is really working at first
o Very simple, straightforward, and intuitive controls
o Auto-restart in the event of a power failure
o Superbly packaged, double boxed and excellent manufacturer packaging
o Competitively priced
o Ingenious "continuous drain" option
o Feels solid and the casters work well (at least on a concrete floor)

NEUTRALS:

o Air intake on front and exhausts out the top

CONS:

o Made in China but then you really don't have much of a choice nowadays

Read on if you want to see why I have stated these PROS and CONS... otherwise, just seriously consider this unit

THE EPEXEGESIS:

I have owned and/or observed several dehumidifiers over the years... my parents had an Amana (I think it was) that they had for *years*, it worked fine but was quite noisy and eventually gave out. Now they have another brand that I don't remember at the moment which also works fine but is somewhat noisy. I've had a couple of different dehumidifiers, too. A couple of my friends have Frigidaire dehumidifiers that they have so far had good luck with for three or four years, and I *almost* bought one but the "sales associate" at the big box store (rhymes with blows) that I went to was so much less than helpful that I decided I would just order from Amazon, since they had the same model for $40 less even with shipping. The previous dehumidifier I own I payed a crapload of money for (like approaching one thousand) and it didn't even run correctly for two years. I'm currently talking to the company that I bought it from to see if it can be serviced... but that's another story which is not looking too rosy at the moment.

Anyway, after leaving the big box store with no joy (and no dehumidifier), I came home and decided to reconsider other dehumidifiers that I had looked at on Amazon. I had read that dehumidifiers with a rotary compressor were far quieter and more efficient than the conventional reciprocating-compressor-based models. I had previously stumbled upon this Supentown dehumidifier in my explorations on Amazon. I agonized over the decision, and had it narrowed down to three choices, the Frigidaire, a Danby, and this one. I *finally* decided, based on the wildly varying reviews that I read on Amazon and elsewhere, that it was really a total crap shoot and that I would go with this dehumidifier, also due in some part to satisfy my curiosity as to whether the rotary compressor would really live up to the reputation of which I had read.

It arrived today while I was at work, and this evening, I unboxed it and got it set up. The packaging was exemplary, it was double boxed and was in pristine shape. I hooked up a continuous drain hose, which in itself is an ingenious implementation. On one of my previous dehumidifiers, you cut the "plug" out of a garden hose threaded stud that was molded into the bucket of the unit... cheesy and meant that there was an inch or so of water that always stood in the bucket... plus it came out the side of the bucket, so it was ugly and never pointed in the right direction. I hated the design from the get-go. This unit has a rubber plug on the back which you pull out and then you slide a short piece of clear plastic tubing in through the hole and it slides over a nipple that would normally drain into the bucket, so no water ever enters the bucket, it just goes straight out the drain hose... VERY nicely thought out and executed. They provide a male threaded outlet stud that you use two screws to fasten into the hole on the back of the unit, then attach a standard garden hose connection. (Actually you slide that male threaded stud onto the clear plastic tubing before you slide the tubing into the back and onto the nipple I mentioned previously.) Once I got the drain hose outlet installed, I got it plugged in and turned on. I kid you not, I cannot even hear the compressor running. It makes me wonder if it is even working!!! The only sound I hear is the fan; it is on the "turbo" setting and is like a strong fan noise, but FAR FAR FAR quieter than any of the dehumidifiers I have ever owned or experienced. Reminds me of the noise made by the old "carousel slide projector" that my parents owned back in the day. On "normal", it is even quieter. I just went down to check it, and it showed a "P1" on the display, which the manual stated that it was in a "defrost" cycle, and would resume normal operation once it had defrosted. I stood there until the compressor came back on, and it is just a low hum that is audible when you hear the difference but is very quiet and unobtrusive.

One thing that you have to remember is that dehumidifiers are less efficient as the temperature drops... my basement is at 60 degrees right now, and I *believe* that dehumidifiers are rated at their water removal capacity at a temperature of 80 degrees or maybe a bit warmer. But I digress, and in any event, it is chugging away down there and I will be very interested to check the hygrometer that sits on a shelf nearby tomorrow to see how far it has dropped from the initial 51%... it has dropped to 48% in the short time it has run, so I am very hopeful to see the results.

So... the bottom line from my initial impression is that this is a VERY nicely thought out, designed, and executed unit. Of course the other attribute that I am highly interested in is its longevity, which unfortunately, as they say, "only time will tell". I'll make an effort to come back and update my review in the future, but there are a few drawbacks to that concept: Firstly, I may not remember, Secondly, I may not last as long as the dehumidifier (hope so but hey you never know), and Thirdly, at that time this model may no longer be available which means this review will be pretty much of no use...

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Whynter 12,000 BTU Dual Hose Portable Air Conditioner, Frost White (ARC-12SD)

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Price: $478.28 $412.26   

Product Feature

• 12,000 BTU cooling
• Dual hose operation
• CFC free R-410A refrigerant and lead free RoHS compliant components
• Digital and remote control
• Three operational modes: Air conditioner, fan or dehumidifier

Product Description

The energy-efficient Whynter ARC-12SD Dual Hose Portable Air Conditioner draws warm, humid air in and transforms it into cool and fresh air. The sleek, frost-white portable air conditioner features auto-drain technology for controlling condensation, an easy-to-install dual hose venting system, and three operational modes; cooling, fan only and dehumidifying.

Eco-friendly ARC-12SD portable air conditioner can be easily set up in any indoor location. View larger.

Includes easy-install kit. View larger.

The control panel features an LED display and simple controls. View larger.

Dual hose system facilitates greater space utilization. View larger.

Air Conditioning in a Compact, Eco-Friendly Design

The environmentally friendly ARC-12SD is CFC free and designed for minimal energy consumption. This efficient air conditioner uses ozone-safe R-410A refrigerant and lead-free, RoHS-compliant components.

Cools Rooms with Clean, Fresh Air

With 12,000 Btus, this robust unit cools spaces up to 400 square feet with average ambient room conditions. Use it in computer or server rooms, bedrooms, classrooms, living rooms, workshops, and more.

Easy Transport from Room to Room

Outfitted with four multidirectional casters, the unit can be easily wheeled between rooms without being lifted or carried. The unit measures 34 by 20 by 16.5 inches (H x W x D).

Auto Drain Function Removes Condensation

Auto drain technology draws moisture from the air and recycles it to product cool, clean air. The system prevents excess condensation from accumulating, making the unit suitable for continuous, everyday use.

Dual Hose Exhaust for Optimal Airflow and Efficiency

To cool your space efficiently, the ARC-12SD draws warm air from both the inside and outside environment and converts it into cool, clean air. Warm, humid air is then expelled from the room through exhaust hose. Similar to traditional window air conditioners, this system creates improved airflow and efficient cooling.

Three Operational Modes Include Fan and Dehumidifier

The unit offers three modes: cooling, dehumidifying, and fan. Cooling mode cools and dehumidifies the room. To dehumidify without cooling, choose the dehumidifying option. Fan mode circulates air in the room and offers four fan speeds to choose from.

The unit has a dehumidifying capacity of 96 pints per day and an adjustable digital thermostat range of 61 degrees F to 89 degrees F.

Non-Permanent, Easy-to-Install Venting Kit

The easy-install kit includes a window slide bar that fits in standard windows up to 36 inches wide. The slide bar adjusts vertically or horizontally. The kit also includes two extendable exhaust hoses (up to 49 inches) with components for securing the hoses to the unit and the window slide bar.

The ARC-12SD is designed for non-permanent venting through a window, though it can be custom modified to fit into wall openings or dropped ceilings.

Simple Control Panel and Convenient Remote

The control panel features simple selections, including a mode selection button, up/down temperature adjustments, and fan speed selection. Program the unit to activate or shut off at preset times with the 24-hour timer. An included remote control puts the full set of functions at your fingertips.

Washable Pre-Filter and Activated Carbon Filter

The included pre-filter and odor-neutralizing carbon filter help keep cooled air fresh and clean. To clean the pre-filter, simply remove it from the unit and rinse, tap off, or vacuum the accumulated dust. The carbon filter should be replaced every two to three months.

Outfitted with Auto-Restart and Safety Features

During power outages, the auto-restart function will automatically restart the unit at its previous setting. This unit is also supplied with a Leakage Current Detection and Interruption (LCDI) plug, which reduces the risk of fire due to arcing faults in the power supply cord.

What's in the Box

Whynter ARC-12SD 12,000 Btu Portable Air Conditioner (Frost White), two exhaust hoses, window venting kit, remote control, washable pre-filter, activated carbon filter, and user manual.

ARC-12SD Dual Hose Portable Air Conditioner

At a Glance:

• 12,000 Btus cooling capacity
• Eco-friendly air conditioner, fan, and dehumidifier in one
• Dual-hose operation
• Mobile unit with casters for easy transport
• R-410A refrigerant is safer for ozone
• Patented auto- drain function fully exhausts all condensation

Whynter Portable Air Conditioners

Model	ARC-10WB	ARC-110WD	ARC-12S	ARC-12SD	ARC-12SDH	ARC-131GD	ARC-14S	ARC-14SH	ARC-143MX
BTU's	10,000 BTU	11,000 BTU	12,000 BTU	12,000 BTU	Cooling: 12,000 BTU Heating: 11,000 BTU	13,000 BTU	14,000 BTU	Cooling: 14,000 BTU Heating: 13,000 BTU	14,000
Approx. Sq. Ft.	500 sq. ft.	350 sq. ft.	400 sq. ft.	400 sq. ft.	400 sq. ft.	420 sq. ft.	500 sq. ft.	500 sq. ft.	500 sq. ft.
Single hose /Dual hose	Single hose	Dual hose	Single hose	Dual hose	Dual hose	Dual hose	Dual hose	Dual hose	Dual hose
Color	White	White	Platinum	Frost White	Frost White	Gray	Platinum and Black	Platinum and Black	Platinum and Black
Adjustable Temperature	62 to 88 degrees F	61 to 89 degrees F	61 to 89 degrees F	61 to 89 degrees F	61 to 89 degrees F	61 to 89 degrees F	61 to 89 degrees F	61 to 89 degrees F	61 to 89 degrees F
Refrigerant	R-410A	R-410A	R-410A	R-410A	R-410A	R-410A	R-410A	R-410A	R-410A
Remote control	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Dehumidifying Capacity	55 pints / day	81 pints / day	91 pints / day	96 pints / day	96 pints / day	91 pints / day	101 pints / day	101 pints / day	91 pints / day
Condensation Removal	Self-evaporative	Self-evaporative	Auto drain	Auto drain	Auto drain	Self-evaporative	Auto drain	Auto drain	Auto drain
Heater mode	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	No
Fan speeds	4 speed	4 speed	3 speed	3 speed	3 speed	4 speed	3 speed	3 speed	3 speed
Timer	24 hour	24 hour	24 hour	24 hour	24 hour	24 hour	24 hour	24 hour	24 hour
Max Power Consumption	1170W / 10.1A	1040W / 9.5A	1080W / 9.5A	1100W / 10.5A	Cooling: 1100W / 10.5A Heating: 1020W / 9.5A	1180W / 10.8A	1250W / 10.8A	1250W / 10.8A	1250W / 10.8A
Unit Dimensions (H x W x D)	28 x 17 x 13.6 inches	35 x 18.7 x 19.5 inches	31 x 17 x 15.5 inches	34 x 20 x 16 inches	34 x 20 x 16 inches	35 x 18.7 x 19.5 inches	35.5 x 19 x 16 inches	35.5 x 19 x 16 inches	35.5 x 19 x 16 inches

Whynter 12,000 BTU Dual Hose Portable Air Conditioner, Frost White (ARC-12SD) Review

I'm in NYC in a basement apartment and my old junky LG 10,000 unit was doing nada.. I don't know if it was broken or just junky it never got anything that cold.

Now really, 12,000 btu units are supposed to be for a small space.. 400 to 500 square feet.

As I said I am in a basement apartment and I was SWELTERING... dying!!!!!
I researched every portable air conditioner under the sun and was ready to go out and buy one but the ones in the local stores either blew out ho hum air or were not set up to try at all, and online with all of them I read a lot of people saying they didn't do much... or ho hum reviews... this was the only unit where people wrote really enthusiastic 4 or 5 star reviews. I also learned that you don't even want to MESS with unit that has no exhaust / or just a single exhaust vent. If you are going to get a portable A/C - you WANT a dual vented one. One takes air in, the other sends hot air out. This is MUCH more efficient, cooler, and FASTER than no vent / single vent unit and you don't have to be emptying buckets of water either.

I'm an actor/director/editor so I have hot computers running too and there's nothing worse than going to an audition sweaty or having to edit a movie or video in 90 degree+ heat.

I decided this was the one to try but I couldn't find ANY in NYC! Can you believe that? At $490.00 - amazon's price is slightly inflated but all other places that had it a little cheaper were out of stock or had ridiculous long shipping waits or high shipping charges.

When I saw this puppy in stock, I grabbed it, and with the free trial of amazon prime shipping I ordered it 2nd day, (which would have cost like $180 on this heavy beast! but I got it free) and low and behold it came the next day!! HALLELUJAH!!! Law of attraction works I tell you!

First off - this is NOT a 12,000 btu uit it is 14,000 btu. 2nd - it is HUGE, and fairly HEAVY, but it looks nice, like a droid from star wars and luckily it's on wheels, but when the ups guy came it looked like he was delivering a refrigerator.

Second - and most importantly - this thing blows REALLY cold air. Within a few minutes of turning it on I could feel the blast of air was very cold. I knew that my space is really more like 700 to 1000 sf - so I set it on full blast and on 61 degrees. Within an hour it dropped from over 90 and disgustingly humid in here to a cool comfortable 69 degrees - even with all my computers running. If I turn off all the computers it gets even colder faster.

CONS:
The only con is that the venting hoses (like a dryer exhaust hose) should have been a little longer. They are about. This won't be a problem for most people but if your window is high, or you have a weird tiny basement window that only opens sideways you will have to mount the dual vents vertically, and it didn't quite make it, so I had to put the unit a little higher on top a little foot stool, and I had to do some duct taping on the window to make sure it was air tight sealed. That;s not their fault though I have really weird tiny nyc basement windows.

Other than that I have no complaints and still give it 5 stars I'm very happy to be writing this in comfort rather than torture. NYC summer this year has been insane with temps hitting 105. This is an old house too and the power usage on this unit is only 10.5 amps so no blowing out the circuit breaker.

The build seems quality - hopefully all is well and it will hold up performing as great as it is doing.

Also - this unit is MUCH better/cooler than the newer Whynter arc-14s. Whatever they did with that unit - they messed up... I was going to buy it in a store and it didn't feel so cool and the guy kept saying that that's because it was in a big space but I mean the breeze coming right out of the machine with my hand right next to it or standing right in front of it was NO where as cool as the arctic blast that shoots out of this arc-12sd machine.

I hope this review helps you out. If you have are looking for a portable AC unit I can't imagine one being better than this.

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Margaritaville Mixed Drink Maker

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Price: $254.40 $235.00   

Product Feature

• Now your party guests can be their own bartender with the margaritaville mixed drink maker featuring 48 recipe options created by margaritaville bartenders.
• At the press of a button, watch drink recipes come to life as this, first-of-its-kind innovation dispenses perfectly proportioned cocktails fast
• Press the i feel lucky button and watch the digital display spin, it lands on a random drink for amusing interaction and entertaining fun anytime
• And it's no trouble to make a double, just press down once on the drink strength switch and out comes a strong pour
• Set up is a breeze, just add your choice of liquor (rum, vodka or tequila) and select mixers into the four containers, the machine knows what to do from there to serve up delicious mixed drinks

Product Description

What do you get when you cross a roulette wheel with a bartender? No, not a drink that makes your head spin. It's the Margaritaville Mixed Drink Maker. Try the I Feel Lucky button a super-cool feature that's guaranteed to crank any party into high gear. Just hit the button, and it will happily suggest a drink. Keep spinning until you land on the drink you desire. But that's not the only talent of the Margaritaville Mixed Drink Maker. It has the exceptional ability to whip up 48 different kinds of perfectly mixed cocktails, which cover about any drink you could possibly imagine. It can even pour a heavy hand for you. Simply flip the Drink Strength switch and out comes a strong pour. How's that for service? No tip necessary.

Margaritaville Mixed Drink Maker Review

Review of the Margaritaville Mixed Drink Maker, currently $300.

How it works:
Load one liquor (rum, vodka, or tequila) in one canister and load the other canisters with sour, cranberry juice, and pulp-free orange juice.
Turn the dial to select one of 16 drinks that use a combination of the four liquids.
Produces 8 oz of mixed drink designed to be mixed with 8 oz of ice. You'll be able to make 15 to 17 drinks before having to refill the canisters.
I uploaded a list of the drinks you can make with each liquor.

Go to margaritavillecargo dot com and watch the videos.

Pros:
- Looks cool - will impress your alcoholic friends
- Well made - should hold up for at least a couple of years
- Ease of set-up, use and clean up - can even be used drunk
- Lightweight and portable (when empty)
- Can get a single shot of liquor (my feature of choice)

Cons:
- Manufacturer recommends that you don't substitute juices
- Can't use carbonated beverages
- Can't use juices with pulp
- Doesn't chill drinks
- Can't move a filled machine
- Extra tanks not available even though the website says they should be
- Short cord (2') but nothing that can't be fixed with an extension cord
- Alcoholic friends and relatives will only drink more because of the novelty of the thing
- Can't make frozen margaritas (no big deal - more of an observation)
- Only holds one liquor at a time so you'll need three if you want to offer those freeloading guests a full variety of options
- Can't make Bloody Mary's with the vodka (lost a star for that one)
- That isn't my recipe for a Margarita

Bottom Line:
An expensive alternative to making the drinks yourself but still a lot of fun.

Two month followup - we just completed the holiday season with numerous parties and didn't find ourselves using this much. Primarily the hassle of setup and cleanup combined with an inability to make Bloody Marys and Margaritas as we like them made it not worth the effort. Maybe we'll use it more in the summer.

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Cuisinart CBT-1000 PowerEdge 1.3 Horsepower Blender with 64-Ounce BPA Free Jar, Brushed Stainless

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Price: $178.99    

Product Feature

• Powerful 1.3 Horsepower blender with die-cast metal housing
• Large 64-ounce BPA Free Tritan co-polymer lidded jar with measuring marks
• Preprogrammed Smoothie, Ice Crush, and Pulse functions, and Low and High Speeds
• Simple control panel with backlit buttons; count-up timer; stand-by mode
• Measures 8-2/5 by 10-2/5 by 14-3/5 inches

Product Description

The Cuisinart PowerEdge 1.3 Horsepower motor, 1000 Watt Blender is constructed with a heavy die-cast metal base and a lightweight, 64 ounce biphensol A BPA-free Tritan co-polymer blender jar. Ideal for today's gourmet kitchen, it is the perfect combination of high style and high tech! Includes pre-programmed Smoothie, Ice Crush and Pulse functions to blend smoothies, frozen drinks or crush ice flawlessly.

Cuisinart CBT-1000 PowerEdge 1.3 Horsepower Blender with 64-Ounce BPA Free Jar, Brushed Stainless Review

I looked at what seemed to be a million blenders. I do a lot of vegan and raw foods but I didn't want to spend upwards of $400. I love this blender! It has handled everything I hoped it would, including frozen fruits for smoothies. It is very quiet for a blender. I like the die-cast base, the simple controls (who really needs 14 settings?), and the pulse setting. The only minor flaw is the difficulty in getting out the last 1/4 cup of whatever I've made. Overall, I very much recommend this blender.

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