Equipment Expert's Favorite Hand Mixers
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- From whipping cream to beating egg whites, these mixers lend a helping hand. Which model is best?
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There is a use for the dough hooks before you throw them away. For those who like natural peanut butter and find it difficult or annoying to stir and mix the oil in a new jar of peanut butter - use a single dough hook on the lowest speed. I actually put a dough hook in my cordless drill at very low speed which is very slow and the bottom section of the dough hook actually scrapes the bottom of the jar.
Good tip. However, for the patient and lazy, just keep the sealed jar on the counter for a week and flip it top-to-bottom every day. The oil will naturally head upwards and the peanut butter proteins will head downward. Eventually, just flipping it from time to time will mix most of the oil back into the peanut butter. (If it has been sitting on a shelf for a while, you might want to flip it over and leave it lid down for the first two days after purchase.) When your patience runs out, you can use a butter knife to finish the stir in just a minute or two. Putting it into the fridge once the oil is mixed in will prevent the extreme separation from happening again before the peanut butter is consumed.
That's "outside the jar" thinking.
I with they had talked about weight. If the mixer is heavy, seniors that may be down sizing are often affected by arthritis and need something they can handle. I discovered this after buying all clad saucepans. Wow heavy!
I struggle with the heavier clad pans, but they don't scorch sauces the way thin ones will. Stacking things in and out of cupboards or high pan racks is crazy hard for me. I got estatic over a pair of electric hand pruners 🤣!
@@sandrah7512 Thank you for the info.
Couldn’t agree with you more (shoulder injury here).
However, the mechanics of hand mixer holding and the clad-pans is much different. The weight of the two is incomparable to begin with (in my experience)
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I just bought a KitchenAid hand mixer at a thrift store this week for $3.99. The beater attachments were 99 cents. I'm ready for mixing. I dislike cooking so this should get me by.
Nice find! I'm totes jelly!
keep in mind the beater attachments might not be very good for fluffing eggs or thickening cream if the wire is too thick or shaped like a ribbon
I really enjoy watching you people over the years. Learn a ton about cooking. Thank you!! 🙂
I use that chrome banded Cuisinart and I'm pretty happy with it (got it for $35). I bought it to replace a Hamilton beach which I noticed was shedding chrome off it's beaters into my food. I avoid Hamilton beach like the plague because they're cheap for a reason and nigh on unrepairable.
have the Breville and its great. Works great and stores away great, that's a major plus.
My favorite feature for a hand mixer was the clip on storage. I think it’s just been replaced with the timer with pause function. I love that idea! Plus, snap on storage is much more common now. I always hated how the beaters went into a drawer while the mixer went into a cabinet. The storage put it all in one spot and the mixer stands upright instead of wobbly on its side. I was pleased to see both of these have the snap on storage.
Great review. Thanks!
Was totally ready to buy the breville but there is an extreme high amount of complains about the rubber breaking off. Complains started over 4 years and are still going on. So until breville solves that problem, I will continue with my kitchenaid stand mixer.
Same here!
Same here as well!
Breville mixer: The silicone coating breaks off the beaters into your food. Breville has yet to make uncoated beaters despite tons and tons of complaints.
Yup, was sold until I saw the tons of complains. They should just get rid of the silicone coating.
Cut a slit in the silicone with a box cutter or sharp knife and you should be able pull the silicone right off the stainless steel? parts
That $20 Hamilton Beach is a tank though. I've used these in commercial kitchens to mix color into tons of thick American style buttercream and never had one fail. It's a bargain for durability.
Thanks for sharing, exactly the kind of info I was looking for!
I've had my Cuisinart for 25 years. I think I paid $39 for it new. Didn't have a stand mixers wanted/needed a little extra oomph. I'd buy it again. Those silicone edges on the Breville probably won't last 10 years and they can't go in the dishwasher. Some things truly need to be kept simple.
I learned the hard way with a handle on my wide-spatula, taking it out of the dishwasher.
You're winning mixers seems to be having issues with those silicone rubber tips on the mixing bars. Everyone says they come off after a very short period of time and go in the food. How could you guys recommend such a product?
I have a hard time believing that America's Test Kitchen rated the Breville #1. The light, the digital readout, and the software? Where's the app? It's ridiculous. Why can't anyone make a good, honest, powerful, quality built hand mixer that will last for 30 years?
Why would any manufacturer make a product that would last that long, today? They want you to come back and buy from them again. They use cheaper parts but keep the selling price high, for profit. That's what keeps them in business. The sweet spot is to make something that will last longer than a year but need replaced before 5 years old. Oh, and when has the Test Kitchen NOT recommended the most expensive product they have tested??? Hint.....pay back.
@@hme2341 Since my post I bought several different hand mixers, determined to find the best one, including the Breville here. I returned them all except one. The mixers with advanced features were awful !!! How many different buttons and knobs do you have to press and why must there be a digital screen to look at? By far, the best hand mixer was also the cheapest, the KitchenAid 5 Speed Ultra Power Hand Mixer. I got it in Onyx Black. I paid $50 for mine. It's $60 now. Ugh... but bar none, it's so simple. Not having vertical posts in the middle of the beaters makes declumping sticky doughs and cleaning a breeze. Never had a problem with the power, either. America's Test Kitchen is flat out wrong on this wrong. I am now more convinced than ever that America's Test Kitchen makes financial deals with these equipment manufacturers.
I have a Kitchen Aid 5-speed, about 35 years old, still beating. In the divorce settlement, my ex got the vicious Jack Russell Terrier, who is now dead. I won.
I have both the hand mixer and the husband. Both are keepers!😊
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Wow, your comment is hilarious, certainly made my year. Thanks.
I'm good with my $20 Hamilton Beach I got over 15 years ago. Does what it does and mixes what it mixes.😆
Exactly! My Hamilton Beach cheapie finally died last year after close to 20 years. I replaced it with a $30 Kitchen Aid (was on sale). Somehow I don't think it will last nearly as long as my old one.
I do say keep an eye on the beaters when you go Hamilton beach. I used one for a many years and one day I noticed the beaters were shedding chrome into what I was mixing! Hamilton is cheap for a reason.
I don't really believe that anything would be better than the hand mixer that's been in my family for like 30 years and I love that so many people are saying the same thing 😅
Breville needs to collaborate with Milwaukee Tool and have a cordless version. Fed up with a cord on a hand mixer.
Batteries aren't powerful enough to run such a machine
@@oussamaallaoua8041 You have no idea what battery power can do today including impact drivers. Have a look at the selection of tools run by battery. Better yet, try a beater on a drill. You'll find it works just fine.
@@gordonstevenson535 i have a friend who ex took the hand mixer, but forgot the blades. He used his drill ,made me laugh so hard. When his fan broke, he took the fan blade off and would use his drill too, kept him cool til he could get a new fan lol.
You already can use a drill! During a Christmas power outage we were in the middle of making cookies. My soon to be mechanical engineer son put one of the beaters on our cordless drill. It fit and worked like a charm!
Never even thought to look, just bought the silicone beater attachment for my Kitchenaid Hand mixer, thanks for giving me the idea. Also give it some more surface area so that'll whip... faster.
Make sure you get a hand mixer with a whisk attachment where the wire is actually a wire. If the wire is too thick or shaped like a ribbon then it will be useless for whipping cream or eggs because it will pop the air out before it even has a chance to thicken.
What brand mixer to you use that helps you whip heavy cream please ?
This is just the review I needed! I'm trying to find a hand mixer for simple jobs, so this helps.
I had a whisk with silicone and from the friction over time it started to peel off. Something to think about.
Thanks for that comment, I wish the wires were a little thicker instead of coated with silicone.
I love my Kitchenaid hand mixer.
I don't know which hand mixers they tested but the dough hook attachment on my hand mixer does a great job. I find it kneads dough better than my KitchenAid. It definitely requires you using some force and running it on high but it gets the job done.
Some owners of this Breville have complained about the silicone on the beaters coming off into the food they were mixing. None of them reported getting any satisfaction from the company. Definitely something to be aware of with such a pricey mixer.
My thought exactly- how long would that silly coating hold up? Is the clatter really that bothersome? Breville products are so pricey and I have yet to be happy with anything that I've purchased from them.
My mom had a hand mixer when I was a kid. Memories of countless cakes, pancakes, waffles, and pudding made with it.
For 130 I'd save for a stand mixer
Found a perfectly good KitchenAid stand mixer at the thrift store for $29.95
The two have different purposes.
That’s what I was saying about that Breville.
The price of that Breville is about half of a stand mixer in my opinion!
I’m a simple woman: I see Adam, I click like. I don’t even need a new hand mixer, but I watched the whole thing.
The spiral attachments are great for when you are mixing mince meat, for things such as meat loaf or sausages. they are not worthless ~
Right 😀
I am sure they (the makers) tested them a million times in the lab.
I wish they had talked about the motors. Several years ago, I bought a hand mixer that fried out the very first time I used it; I was making a heavier dough, I think it was cookies. There are big differences in the motor wattage between different brands/models.
Did you read manufacture’s instructions?
@@ArtU4All Do you always come into comments to insult people's intelligence? Of course I read the instructions, but nowhere did it say "this mixer can't handle a heavy batter." It was the first hand mixer I had ever purchased, and only when it fried out did I research further and learn there can be a significant difference in wattage between brands/models. ATK makes their living doing product reviews; if they really want to be of service to home cooks, they need to include ALL pertinent info. A 175 watt hand mixer is probably not going to last as long or handle the tough jobs as well as a 290 watt model.
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No insult was meant. The question was straight forward.
I discover almost every time something I would not have known otherwise, in the instructions.
This includes medical equipment: people handling it are doing it wrong, because someone had told them to do it this way, and the user never bothered (usually time constraints) to read the inserts or package labels.
Do you always get so defensive@@SarahRenz59 ?
I own this Breville mixer. I love it! But I strongly disagree with the statement that the spiral hook attachments are useless! I use them to make the bread dough. They work beautifully!
I agree. I use mine for a gentle meat loaf mix a lot and they work great. Not a big 'hands' person.
Thanks!
I'm in the market for a mixer and was wondering if I should find a mixer that has them
@@cachecow Its very useful if you are going to make bread. Otherwise, I would get something cheaper.
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I've started baking and gave up on hand mixing. Right now I'm using a whisk that I fitted into my cordless drill.
I'd love to do bread, but I don't feel the need to knead, I was thinking of getting a stand mixer but I'm not sure I'm that committed yet and good ones are pricey, thus the hand mixer w/ hooks
@@cachecow Stand mixers are worth buying only if you use them often. Otherwise, it's just a dust collector. Kneading is a must If you love real bread but not quick ones.
I have an Oster hand mixer. My mother bought it more than 20 years ago. I wonder if I can still get new beaters for it.
Thanks for this test. I'm still using the mixer I bought in the 70s. I guess it's time to replace it.
You are fortunate that it lasted this long! What brand/model is it?
lol how is that even possible? Mine broke in 5 years.
I have an older model Black & Decker, and i use the dough hooks all of the time, when making bread. I have a big old Kitchen Aid mixer, and I'd rather pull out the B & D. I make 2 to 3 loaves a week, and it does the job quite nicely...
Guy was super enthusiastic, Lady seemed like she was about to fall asleep the whole time.
Thanks
I love and rely on your gadget recs and thank you for doing them! I do have an issue with this rec, though. I bought your #2 rec for hand mixers, the Cuisinart you recommended. However, it's not one I'd buy again. It's WAY too strong/powerful for being a hand mixer. I felt like I was wrestling with it to keep it in the bowl and to move it where I wanted it. It splatters food. And it's extremely loud, so much so that one should probably use ear protection if using this for longer than a minute. I can see how a tall, strong man would like the power. But for me, being a 5'3", 120lb, 49yr old woman.....this is like an airplane taking off and I'm trying to keep it on the runway, LOL. I can see older people, possibly with arthritis, being unable to manage this one. I don't even like it myself, but will keep it since I only use it a few times a year. It did make my mashed potatoes creamier than ever before, albeit the unpleasant experience.
I live in the city so don't have a big kitchen. Make lots of cookies with the breville, great mixer but the silicone breaks off into the dough which is the worst.
Thank you 🙏🏻
I've been a fan for years. Your guy's are "killer!"
I'm thinking about getting one of those Breville's with the light, because I always cook in the dark.
That has to be sarcasm
Dough hooks in hand mixer are the best thing for mixing smaller batches (up to ~1kg) of dough. I use them for bread, brioche, pizza, anything that needs gluten development. Those hooks are the closest thing to spiral mixer you can have in home kitchen, and "best keep in the drawer" statement is really unfortunate.
Food getting stuck under that silicone and molding sounds like a nightmare. I'll take clacking
I have seen many comments from people who have experienced the silicone eventually coming off the beaters on the Breville. Anyone else heard this? I'm trying to decide on a new mixer. My Kitchen Aid finally bit the dust after 15 years.
Companies building stand mixers : "Well, we'll need a wide range of speeds, including some slow speeds that do a rapid stir for mixing raw ingredients."
Companies building hand held mixers: "Make it one speed! The highest speed you can imagine! Nobody beats their cream slower than the speed of sound! Nobody would actually want to use a mixer to just mix things!"
I thought hand mixers usually have a variety of speeds
Fast, faster, and “that’s a little too fast bud “
I Love your products reviews! My puppy just chewed up the wire on my cuisinare 9 speed hand mixer. I could fix it with the right tools which I would have to buy. I liked that one, but I’m impressed with the Breval hand mixer, so I’m going to buy that one!❤😊
I wish they would test the cordless hand mixer models
My Cuisinart I have doesn’t seem to have a low speed. That’s the only complaint I have as whipping cream gets splattered at the start.
In college we had a stand mixer that slid off the stand and become a hand mixer. Do they even make those anymore?
Hamilton Beach has a stand and hand mixer combo on Amazon.
The price difference between the top 2 (at the time of review) is hard to justify going for the 'best buy' if it's an heavily used item. Wish y'all could re-review with a 'gets the job done' tier :)
@Alvin John - maybe that's where they put the ones that don't make it into the 'Best' and 'Best Buy" tier - you know 'the ones that get the job done.' Hahahahaha Sorry, I hear ya and yes they should have. On their website they do give that break-down from top to bottom but you have to pay for that info, have to have a Membership.
ATK's entire brand revolves around "best = most expensive". They go out of their way to use meaningless metrics for the sole purpose of ensuring everything they recommend costs 10x more than it needs to. Rampant consumerism at its worst.
I'm pretty happy with my $15 Dash hand mixer I bought ~4 years ago.
@@sandrah7512 - you are right. Yes it is in the description and Yes you can see the full results list. After 7 yrs of being a subscriber I cancelled my Membership which was around 7 yrs ago and could no longer see the full results list. Nice to see the results are accessible for non-members and posted in the description.
Morning ATK 😋
Salutations from California
Pls make Beef Mulitas! Yummm
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I have an Intertek from Walmart so probably around $20 and all I want to know is when numbered 0-5 which is used for "whip"? 😮💨
I'm considering the Kitchen Aid 9 speed to make sandwich bread (non fermented doughs) and other things like cookies. I want something compact but powerful. Also, I make bread all by hand weekly.
Is a hand mixer worth it until I can get a stand mixer, or should I just invest in the stand mixer now?
I actually use the whisk attachment as a hand whisk.
I see Adam couldn't set the Breville down easily afterward because the cord looks like it's in the way. That would drive me insane.
I like my 7 speed KA with their silicon tipped beaters.
The $130 Breville has suffered from what I call the ATK effect and is now $150.
I'm surprised both the Breville and ConAir's Cuisinart beat out Whirlpool’s KitchenAid this time around, compared to last time.
Hi , sweet, subscribed, : ) it gives me ideas 💡 & fun to watch !
Good
thanks for a honest and competent review
The “affordable” option being $80 is nuts
The video was released 2 hours ago and Amazon hadn't raised the price yet!
Too late…Breville is now ⬆️ $149.95
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I’m German. I take baking very seriously, bake a cake every weekend and 15 different kinds of cookies in Christmas season. I do all that with a handmixer. I don’t understand the American obsession with stand mixers. They take up too much space in the kitchen. Also the other attachments you wanted to permanently keep in the drawer: the single whisker is great for beating egg whites, or whipped cream. The dough attachments are great for heavier cookie doughs. I use the two regular whiskers for lighter cake batters.
You must be kneading your bread dough by hand...
A cake every weekend? That's amazing. It reminds me of a time when I went to a high school friend's house, and he offered me a slice of cake his mother had made. It was delicious. It was a simple thing, totally unexpected, but the gracious ease of his hospitality has stuck in my mind for many years for some reason. He said that his mother baked a cake every week too. My mother didn't. I hope that you offer your friends slices of delicious homemade cake whene they come your house. Little acts of kindness often become fond memories.
I have two stand mixers.
Their attachments live in their bowls, except the meat grinder that lives in the freezer.
They are tools, use what works best for you.
The advantage of not having to hold it to use it and allows for easier multitasking. I wish someone a made juicer attachment with a joggling strainer like old MixMasters had! Sunbeam is no longer making their iconic MixMaster.
It‘s because you guys have tiny little kitchens over there. I got enough space for ten standmixers in my kitchen. Oh, and it makes baking so much easier.
Hi!!
My favorite hand mixer is the kitchen aide my husband bought me it's bright pink. I already have a kitchen aide stand mixer same color.
How much is it
Hand Mixer to “beat”.
My mother bought me a hand mixer when I was in my 30's - she bought it at discount department store! I just replaces it with a cuisinart, Bottom line - the cheaper the better!
Actually, the dough hooks work great for cookie dough.
What kind of cookies do you make that require kneading?
@@Olive_O_Sudden Not so much kneading, more about gentle mixing of chunky ingredients without bending beater wires or straining the motor or ingredients being being thrown out the bowl. Great for mixing seasoning into ground meats too!
Was hoping for reviews of wireless models. Maybe next time ? Thanx Guys 👍
Okay I've got to ask- why would you need a cordless mixer? Please don't tell me it's so you can take it camping.
@26Bluegb if you are cooking something like ATK's French Silk Pie thar has to be beaten for 7 minutes while cooking on the stove over boiling water you don't want to worry about a cord hitting a burner. It matters.
@@26Bluegb Simply, it's more portable. The work required does not tie you into only areas with outlet. Also, having no cord to trip on by others is much safer in general.
@@sandrah7512 Seems ATK needs to do a cordless review. This one does;t even mention them at all ex to picture one.
@@sandrah7512 Thanx Sandra - I must have been in a fog. Warm Regards
Got my wife the KitchenAid 5-speed Ultra to replace an old Black & Decker. Garbage.
At max speed (5) it struggles, and is only about the same as speed 3 on the old Black & Decker.
I have a KitchenAid hand mixer, a 7-speed. I love it. I have a KitchenAid stand mixer as well, but I'm too scared to use it. I've had it for almost ten years. Yeah; I'm a stupid poopy-head.
sad that Kitchenaid didn't make the cut because i am a huge Kitchenaid nut
@@sandrah7512 not the same if they are not #1
@@sandrah7512 excuse me , you calling me a loser
@ 3:30 "Oh my gosh, I think mine are permanently attached...." LOL. I mean with that comment I looked at the date of the footage. I thought this was a 1940 left over but it wasn't.
@ 0:45 "or these spiral shaped dough hooks....etc". Well if you are using a stand mixer and they knit your dough for 10 mins but after 10 mins you find out that it actually just got stuck to the dough hook and was circuited around for 10 mins... with the two (2) hand mixer dough hooks that will never be the case. They always knit your dough by forcing it between the hooks. Even the 10$ version does that perfectly while the 500$ Kitchenaid standmixer can make a mess of your dough. So I tend to disagree with this comment.
2:04 Your test idiots are tilting the backs of the mixers downward to make them spray, so they spray. Did I mention "idiots"?
$130 isn't bad if it's the best and lasts
$80 bucks is budget!?
Disappointed...I tried to read, "Read our full review:" above, but I was required to add my email address to unlock the page. It appeared there were multiple mixers tested that didn't even get their brand names mentioned. I am very interested to know *where* they were made, sometimes you can only tell by looking on the product or the box. I thought the review was more fluff than fact, not much in the way of specs or comparisons. How much commission does ATK get for each Amazon sale in the link "Buy our winning hand mixer... and you still want my email address? Earn it. 🤨
U can't beat Breville
stop tilting it
😂Well I’m 2nd now😂 beaters 👋🤪🤔
As much as I like Americas Test Kitchen - go buy WHAT YOU CAN AFFORD.👍
Let’s see if they highlight this.🤷🏼♀️
Why would they highlight your comment? They aren’t telling anyone to buy what they can’t afford. They’re doing reviews.
I can afford the Cuisinart Power Advantage Plus 9 Speed Hand Mixer. But I have the Power Advantage 5 Speed Model and I love it!
Although the only thing I don’t like about it is, the slow start because even on slow speed, to me it puffs out the flour. But it still does what I need a Hand Mixer to do!
@@CShannon1991 I drape a clean dish towel over my hand and my 52 y.o. 3-spd Hamilton Beach mixer when first mixing on lowest speed to catch the flour dust kick-off; the worksurface still has to be cleaned but is much less dusty on counters, canisters, ingredients containers, etc.
@@safepethaven 52 years! Nice! My HB died after 19 years. Cheap and no frills but did its job well.
When you hold the mixer at an angle like that, of COURSE it's going to spray.
I know! LOL I saw that shot in the video and thought, "WHAT?!" Nobody mixes like that.
Cant stand the mixers with those flimsy metal beaters. Somehow they eventually bend to the point where they no longer mix evenly and eventually break. Buy the mixers with the good solid beaters.
The best mixer is the one that gets the job done and cost $10. Cause a $150 hand mixer isn't going to do a 15x better job than a $10 one. You're welcome.
And it can make you money! That $10 mixer will put a lot of quarters in the swear jar!
And you will have to buy many of those $10 mixers to last as long as one that is better made, and they will overheat and not have enough power for your cookie dough. Better to have no mixer than one that doesn’t work well.
@@capers72424 Nonsense. I've had the same hand mixer for 20 years and it's done everything I've needed to do.
Even if it overheats and dies I'll just go buy another one. I'm still up $130. I could buy a brand new $10 mixer every year for 15 years for the cost of their "best" mixer. I could buy a stand mixer for that price.
I would worry about the mixer burning up. I’ve that done before with cheaper ones
I used to bake a lot and burned up about 3 to 5 cheap hand mixers a year. In 1994, I paid $59 for a Kitchen Aid hand mixer, she's still going strong.
No need to watch ATK product comparisons: Just buy the OXO or Breville model of whatever they’re testing. 😂
I haven’t paid much attention to their recommendations since they told us to buy a $65 fish spatula. Maybe the Best Buy should be the “pick” and the Breville the “upgrade” for people who don’t know what else to do with their money? I bought the Cuisinart +9 last summer. It will never replace my two stand mixers, but it's great for some tasks. My arm tells me how long I've been mixing as well as any timer.
I have a Cuisinart 5 Speed that I bought back in 2019, a year before I eventually bought my very first KitchenAid Stand Mixer in 2020, then I even bought a second KitchenAid Stand Mixer in 2021 but in a Professional Lift Model for heavier tasks.
I use all three of my Mixers equally but I like to reach for the Hand Mixer more especially for whipped creams and even mashed potatoes.
Plus I agree, some people don’t always know how else to spend their money on & that Breville is nice but, my Cuisinart is much better and cheaper.
It got me through the holidays before I even found a KitchenAid at an affordable price for me in 2020 believe it or not.
The best hand mixers is a rhetorical statement - use your hands - the best mixers - and save all the gadgets for other uses.
That's cool if you don't have any disability that effects your coordination or any kind of rsi..
@@strayiggytv That's why G*d gave you children with their small hands getting into everything and mixing it all up.
Hi, after while crocodile.
Actual price for the one at the link: $149.99
Best actually look at the history. Lowest price was $99.95 for a moment, seller gets a D rating.
Breville of course: there is a reason all their stuff costs a fortune
Nothing about power or longevity, rendering your review useless. What were the shortcomings of the other 10 tested; useless.
The Breville is $149.95 on Amazon so...about $20 more than they said here?
@@sandrah7512 Ah thank you. I am still not sure how we are supposed to know that.
I bet this guy's getting paid for this endorsement!