12SP WHT PLASTIC BLENDER (Hamilton-Proctor 52184WV)

by Hamilton

Product Description

Revolutionary Wave-Action system forces mixture down into the blades for smooth results. No more ice chunks. 500W peak power. 3 year limited warranty. Dishwasher safe 56 oz. jar. Stainless Ice Sabre blades. Sure Rest jar base. White.

Product Details

• Item Weight: 6.5 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 6.5 pounds
• ASIN: B001AR4AQ2
• Item model number: 52184WVH
• Average Customer Review: 3.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (5 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #355,837 in Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Home Improvement)

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

14 of 15 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Wave Action is Not a gimmic, April 1, 2006

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Madrid (USA) - See all my reviews

I was skeptical about the Wave action being just a gimmic but it is like a tornado in the blender compared to anything else I'v ever tried. I'm giving it 5 stars, not because it's perfect, but because for the money it is an unbelievable steal! I got it at Bed Bath and Beyond. Yes, this same exact model number was at $19.99 regular price and I used the $5 off coupon for any purchase of $15.00 or more so it was a $15 blender. I had just returned the brushed Nickle Oster (see my review if interested) since the motor burned up after a few weeks of use. This blender, out the door for $15 worked so much better than the $40 oster! No stirring was necessary to make the smoothy with ice.
Pro's: well priced, no stirring needed, jar can be put in dishwasher, pour spout doesn't drip like a lot of blenders and has a slatted filter option which was nice, small cap at the top can be grasped and removed very easily, 3 year warrenty, didn't slide around or vibrate too much on the counter, has a stand up collar attatched for sitting it on the counter, handeled ice and frozen berries if you follow the directions on how to do these.
Cons: Not "designer looking", plastic instead of glass jar, directions specify you have to add water, then ice, then drain water, for ice crushing. This was actually easy though. Just pour the water off by turning the lid to the filtered area and you are left with snow cone like ice/slush in your jar. The directions said use a collander but this was not at all necessary and could just be poured out the filtered side of the lid. The ice melted the first time I put a cup of cubes in but the second time, the water was much colder, just added another cup of ice and this time it worked. When adding frozen berries, there was enough liquid than they blended with no problem. Another con is that all the smaller parts can't go in the dishwasher, just the jar, the pannel isn't flat so harder clean-up, noise level is moderate.
Overall, a great invention! I'll keep you posted.

5.0 out of 5 stars HAMILTON BEACH HERE WE COME!!!, June 24, 2009

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Daryl Sanchez "blend master" (count down city) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: 12SP WHT PLASTIC BLENDER (Hamilton-Proctor 52184WV) (Misc.)

Let me start by saying I also got this blender from [...]. Worth every ticket! For the first test we blended a stuffed monkey, some jelly beans, cake flower, ping pong balls, a slice of bread, and a frozen chicken breast. THERE WERE ZERO CHUNKS!!!

4.0 out of 5 stars wave power!, September 28, 2008

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pWii (nyc) - See all my reviews

This review is from: 12SP WHT PLASTIC BLENDER (Hamilton-Proctor 52184WV) (Misc.)

got this from dave and busters for a whopping 4400 points. definitely works for a "cheapy". the wave power is cool, only rarely needed to chopstick, and only at the begining, when it was a little thick. have yet to get ice chunks in the final result.