Reddit reviews Norpro Cordless Mini Mixer, 5 Piece Set, One Size, White

The Norpro Cordless Wand Mixer This little bad boy with the plastic wand head can get a mix well blended and frothy quicker than a sexually frustrated teen boy with the latest Sears catalog. I have nerve damage in my neck and repetitive motion tasks like shaking juice just kills me-The last time I shook a batch of juices I couldn't get off the couch for two days and both arms felt like they were on fire. Enter the Norpro to save the day! I give my mixes a 30 second stir after adding the next-to-final ingredient of warmed VG(Hot water bath to assist with blending) After that, I cap the juice bottle and let them sit for 24 hours to 2 weeks, depending on the flavors used. I then add my nicotine, cap and shake for 10-20 seconds. I add the nicotine last because the mixer adds a decent amount of air into the mix and I don't want the nicotine to oxidize while the juice is steeping, so I leave it out until I'm ready to vape the juice.

-Cheeseburger with no bun. Usually for breakfast because I'm too lazy to make eggs. I grill a bunch of patties once a week and then just microwave with a slice of cheese.
-Big salad with chicken drenched in olive oil for lunch.
-Heavy cream. I've been trying to gain on keto so I drink a 12 ounce bottle on most of my lifting days. Throw in some vanilla extract and it tastes like a milkshake. I wouldn't chug it but it's tasty/satisfying to drink in 1-2 ounce sips over the course of the day.
-For dinner I usually have some sort meat: steak/pork chop/duck breast/etc.

Bonus:
Hollandaise sauce is pretty amazing on just about every kind of meat and is easier to make than most people think. I use this technique which only takes a couple minutes: http://www.seriouseats.com/2013/04/video-foolproof-hollandaise-in-2-minutes.html And this mini hand blender which only costs $6: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000E39LYO/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I use a slightly different recipe: 1 Large egg yolk (~15g), 15 g/ml Lemon Juice, 75 g (5 T) Butter, Salt and seasonings to taste

Nutrition info for one recipe as listed above: Calories: 600 Fat: 64g Carbs: 1g Protein: 4g

I use this: http://amzn.com/B000E39LYO

It works well in batches from 10ml-240ml. Haven't tried any more than that. I find it convenient because the straight mixing wand thing actually fits inside those narrow ass unicorn bottle tops and it's a hell of a lot lighter than a drill.

The best mixer for you depends on batch size, the products you most like to make, and your budget. If you make a lot of small (<200ml) batches of not-very-viscous things like toners, serums, and lotions, a cheap milk frother or a batter-powered mini mixer designed for drinks (like this one) will probably do the trick. If you make larger batches, or very thick creams, you may need a plug-in mixer designed for cakes or an immersion stick blender.

I have a battery-powered mini mixer and I use the plastic attachments way more often than I do the metal ones, and always when I'm making an L-AA serum. When I'm making a thick face cream, even in a very small batch (<50ml), my mini mixer does get a bit sluggish, so I'm thinking of getting a second mixer for that situation.

The heating pan and the little frother ran me up about 20 bucks. Nice little setup for quick ejuice making and steeping.
Heating pan
Mini mixer/frother

Also using a mini frother will help immensely! Many soap suppliers sell them and ikea has one too. Use it to mix the pigment with the alcohol or oil.

I use this one:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000E39LYO/ref=mp_s_a_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1467561969&sr=8-6&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=mini+frother&dpPl=1&dpID=41R4tvDk2JL&ref=plSrch

Hm.. I wouldn't recommend them. When I first got into DIY a few months ago. I bought their large starter pack that contained the bases a few concentrates and syringes etc.
Also purchased a very dark coloured nic from them.

Nothing wrong with their product but you could find better quality and cheaper elsewhere.

Kind of regret my purchase with them as I no longer touch any of it.

Here i'll list where I source my DIY stuff.

• Nic & PG/VG Base: www.darkstarvapour.co.uk
  
• Concentrates: www.chefsflavours.co.uk
  
• Bottles: www.ibottles.co.uk
  
  I also moved onto scales as cleaning syringes was just a pain.
  I found mine on Amazon for £8.
  
  https://www.amazon.co.uk/Smart-Weigh-SWS100-Digital-Pocket-x/dp/B00EPO9M2Y/ref=pd_lpo_vtph_201_bs_t_2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=7PS8NMEC40CK7MM2W29F
  
  Also just purchased a mixer for £6.50 last week. Haven't' tested it yet but have read great reviews and perfect size for mixing liquid. No more shaking! =D
  
  https://www.amazon.co.uk/d/Home-Garden/Norpro-Cordless-Mini-Mixer-White/B000E39LYO

Somebody recommended this one, but I haven't personally tried it. Norpro Cordless Mini Mixer, 5 Piece Set https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000E39LYO/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_HSNZzbAS9CKRQ

I can't see at all how that would help. There's such little motion being generated in the process. Those liquids need to be blended! I use a small hand mixer at the last step before I cap my bottles which seems to do a great job and save me from shaking manually. This is the one I use with the thinnest attachment (it actually flares out when you're using it). I have also read good things about magnetic stirrers, but it seems overkill for the scale I'm mixing at. But for everything I've read and gathered, an ultrasonic cleaner does nothing to help in the process of blending liquids. If you don't want to shake (like me) then I would highly recommend the mixer I linked to. I'm confident it will give you much better results over your ultrasonic cleaner.

i use this https://www.amazon.com/Norpro-Cordless-Mini-Mixer-Piece/dp/B000E39LYO/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1493065727&sr=8-11&keywords=drink+mixer

but only for testing purposes. if your juice turns white, you mixed too much. try to go at a slow pace.

If you make bigger batches, you could use a miniature mixer like this one.

Or you could just pick this up

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Norpro-Cordless-Mini-Mixer-White/dp/B000E39LYO

I have one and the long skinny attachment fits into the bottle and the fins open out to paddles and mixes the liquid really well great little cheap thing imo!