🎨 Allway Series 10032 HM5: The Ultimate 5 Gallon Helix Paint Mixer in Vibrant Red Review

I have two of these. One for paint and one for beer. The best way to mix homebrew, 2 minutes and I can mix powder or liquid malt. Suitable for any mix. I wouldn't use it on concrete or grout as the plastic is soft. For a couple, it works with both 1 and 5 gallon buckets.

I bought this herbicide chemical mixer for my 4 gallon backpack sprayers. I didn't really know what to expect but wow! This thing mixes liquids incredibly well, creating a turbulent, high-velocity swirling flow of water, but without much splashing or sloshing. This works a lot better than I had hoped. I use a cheap Ryobi 18V drill for this and it's crazy how well it mixes.

This thing did an absolutely fantastic job of mixing the thickest mix imaginable. I used it to mix paint rollers for a bedding that has rubber particles in it. The nozzle worked without a single problem. The polymer blend they use for the blades is pristine. On the first mix I managed to clean it with water. With an oil based compound I was able to wipe it off with acetone. Both samples gave flawless purity. He had no problem mixing gallon formulations.

I used this tool to mix gooey clear epoxy and it worked great and saved me a lot of time compared to mixing with a paint stirrer. I'm sure it mixes a lot more thoroughly too. The mixing paddle is non-stick, so the cured resin came off right away and it looked like new again, except for a bit of residue on the metal rod. I bought several of these tools thinking I would have to throw them away after using them once, but the non-stick materials have allowed me to use them over and over again.

I don't know what I would do without! This is much faster and more thorough than with a stirring stick. It cleans great too. I keep a cup of soapy water (for latex paint) nearby when I paint, so when I'm done mixing I can throw it in the soapy water until I need to mix again. I wring out the water, add it to the paint and mix some more. At the end of the day, I spray Nine Spray (from Home Depot and Revain. It's also great for brushes), rinse and that's it. This is also suitable for liter jars…

This well made contraption did in two minutes what would probably take me 1/2 or more time if I did it by hand. the liquid on top was almost transparent. This blender quickly blended the contents of a gallon and required almost no effort. I'm pretty sure I'd throw the paint away if I had to use a traditional wood paint stirrer. worth EVERY dollar! Just make sure to *read* the instructions. Putting it in a cardboard box will prevent you from splashing. (Don't ask me how I found that out. LOL!)