High-Speed Electric Grain Mill Grinder for Gluten-Free Flours - Professional Home Flour Mill Machine and Wheat Grinder - Wondermill Review

I gave this one a 4 because it arrived broken and flour was splattering across the counter. I wanted to return it but before that I checked other websites for those who had this problem. One person had this problem and the manufacturer responded by sending another cap that solved the problem. I didn't want to spend a lot of time returning the grinder and waiting for a replacement, so I found a website that sells replacement parts and ordered a new lid. Flour no longer breaks out and I am very…

This is a great windmill, but it's a little tricky to get used to. I had more flour on the counter and floor than in the bin - and on more than one occasion! At first start it jumps! Luckily she didn't jump off the counter but instead weakened the connection between the mill and the flour bin and with it the flour on the counter. Lots of flour on the counter and everything on the counter. But it grinds wheat berries in seconds! It's very fast - that's why I bought it. I can get used to its…

Only a few fennel seeds were needed to connect the device; he stopped abruptly. I spoke to the factory and went through the steps they provided to disable the device. Your method didn't work. To get the warranty I had to send the unit in (about $25), they fixed it and charged me $25 to ship the unit back. So I decided to fix it myself and wasn't worried about voiding the warranty. I didn't want to invest more here because I was only using the device for the second time. The total meal time is…

We bought this grinder because my wife can't eat gluten. So let's grind quinoa and other small grains to make gluten free bread. I think it'll be good for that, but he's definitely not ready to chase things like that. To grind fine grains, you need to feed them slowly by hand. The problem with this is that the machine spits out small grist from the filling opening and scatters it all over the room. I called customer service and the woman told me the only answer was to spend another $20 plus…

I was really excited about this product as I have five children and as a military family we are trying to be more self sufficient. I jumped for joy when FedEx arrived and quickly unpacked my treasure. I read the manual and made sure I knew what I was doing. Since my wheat berries are frozen and not drying out, I decided to leave out some of the corn to "get rid of the dirt" as instructed. A minute later (no kidding) this thing stopped spinning, started smoking, and now my house smells like…

Grind wheatberries all day and never miss a step. Since that's what I bought it for, I certainly can't fault it. Things I would like to improve: I wish the grind settings were a bit more precise. There are three settings from coarse to fine, but to be honest I can't tell what the difference is between them. or gender. Now that I know this I have started covering the hopper with my hands or a plate etc to prevent the seeds from flying out. It's a little noisy, especially when you first turn it…

Overall I really like the WonderMill. Pros: 1) During operation, my counters contain virtually no flour. 2) Easy disassembly and assembly for cleaning and draining. 3) It's loud but not unbearable for my sensitive ears and grinds pretty quickly. 4) I like that it disintegrates even though I don't keep it in pieces because there are always leftover flour that can't be removed and I'm afraid it attracts bugs. Main cons: 1) The mill tends to spit out a few grains when running, so I need to be…

The Miracle Mill excels at making flour from grain. Grinds quickly, not too loud, flour does not heat up. So five stars for that. Of the minuses: the lid of the canister, which captures the flour, snaps tightly onto the canister. It has to be screwed on because if you try to remove the lid from a full or partially filled canister, it will be accompanied by a large cloud of flour as it pops, covering you and your kitchen workspace. Canister to the grinder to the grinder when you start the car…