Review on Hamilton Beach 70725A FBA_70725 Processor by Antoine Dean

I was afraid to write this review. There are things I really like about this processor. And believe me, I experienced it myself. Not in the last week only I chopped, diced and shaved, I also whipped the butter from the cream, emulsified the egg yolks and butter into the mayonnaise, and made the hard part of the cookie dough take cover off the engine, which "sounds like a wood chipper. Day one could." I imagine compiling this review and said that the bottom blade height is too high so trying to make small batches would be a problem, or the top blade is too low so chopping the cheese meant that more when N normal sized pieces remained. But the ease with which I was able to put the pieces together and take them apart was wonderful. And no matter how loud the M motor was , it really did its job. Unfortunately, I quickly realized the fatal flaw of this food processor when I went to wash it. The "protective tube" that runs the length of the product, forcing the product pusher to stay in place before the blades can engage, is an issue. Forget the fact that when slicing and slicing, sometimes small pieces of food can turn into a whole piece. I think on the few occasions that have happened (since I've used it many times) I'll be fine if I fiddle around with a toothpick and a strong jet of water for 10 minutes until I can get it to rinse and take it out temporarily supported open minuscule. Opening. The problem is that every time I rinse it, no matter how hot the rinse water is, the water gets into the protection tube and can't evaporate. When the machine is disassembled, the protective tube is completely closed, preventing air from circulating to dry the area. 3 days after I washed the FP, water droplets remained in the hose, which is a health hazard. Since the tube cannot be disassembled, it cannot be dried. I can deal with the inconvenience, especially considering the price, but the health hazard is the deciding factor.