How to Use a Hand Mixer

Read all the instructions that came with your hand mixture., Make sure that you do not let the machine cords, plug, or even the body to touch water., Do not let children touch this appliance as this can cause injuries. , Avoid moving the parts...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Read all the instructions that came with your hand mixture.

    Reading the instructions is the base step of working with any device.

    Note that each machine has something different in it, though the basic method of working is same in all the devices.

    Read the manual that came with the device and you will be safe.
  2. Step 2: Make sure that you do not let the machine cords

    When you are working in a kitchen, this is a common mistake that may happen. ,, Try to keep those in a fixed spot which will reduce the risk of damage. , A hand mixer has four major parts.

    They are: as on/off button, power burst button, mixer body button and bowl rest button.

    There is no separate button to attach the mixing items with your mixer.

    You will have to do that separately. , Some common attachment options are flat beaters, straight wire beaters, single whisks, twisted wire beaters and dough hooks.

    Some of them may come as a gift with your hand mixer. , It will damage your mixer. , Most hand mixers come with a storing case.

    You need to clean and dry your mixer before you put it in the storing case. ,, Also, it is time to place the beater into a bowl. , Start with 1 and then slowly increase it to your desired speed. ,,, Each mixer has a different procedure of removing beaters.

    Read your manual to understand your method.

    Make sure that the speed is set to 0 before you try this step. ,, Attachments will always be dirtier than the main mixer. ,,
  3. Step 3: or even the body to touch water.

  4. Step 4: Do not let children touch this appliance as this can cause injuries.

  5. Step 5: Avoid moving the parts constantly.

  6. Step 6: Know the parts of the mixer.

  7. Step 7: See what attachments you have.

  8. Step 8: Do not use the bowl rest option when the mixer is on.

  9. Step 9: Keep your case on hand.

  10. Step 10: Make sure that the mixer is unplugged and the speed is 0 before you insert the beaters.

  11. Step 11: Plug the mixer using your cable to the socket.

  12. Step 12: Slowly use the speed control button to set your desired speed.

  13. Step 13: When you are done mixing

  14. Step 14: make sure to turn the speed down to 0 before you unplug the mixer.

  15. Step 15: Unplug the mixer by pulling the cable off from the socket.

  16. Step 16: Eject the beater that you installed.

  17. Step 17: Turn off and unplug the mixer from socket before you eject the attached items.

  18. Step 18: Use hot and soapy water to clean the attachment first.

  19. Step 19: Take a wet cloth and wipe the main mixer body.

  20. Step 20: Let the mixer dry and then put it in the storing box.

Detailed Guide

Reading the instructions is the base step of working with any device.

Note that each machine has something different in it, though the basic method of working is same in all the devices.

Read the manual that came with the device and you will be safe.

When you are working in a kitchen, this is a common mistake that may happen. ,, Try to keep those in a fixed spot which will reduce the risk of damage. , A hand mixer has four major parts.

They are: as on/off button, power burst button, mixer body button and bowl rest button.

There is no separate button to attach the mixing items with your mixer.

You will have to do that separately. , Some common attachment options are flat beaters, straight wire beaters, single whisks, twisted wire beaters and dough hooks.

Some of them may come as a gift with your hand mixer. , It will damage your mixer. , Most hand mixers come with a storing case.

You need to clean and dry your mixer before you put it in the storing case. ,, Also, it is time to place the beater into a bowl. , Start with 1 and then slowly increase it to your desired speed. ,,, Each mixer has a different procedure of removing beaters.

Read your manual to understand your method.

Make sure that the speed is set to 0 before you try this step. ,, Attachments will always be dirtier than the main mixer. ,,

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