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Blendtec Classic 570 Blender w/ 90oz Wildside Blending Jar
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$279
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Home Depot has Blendtec Classic 570 Blender w/ 90oz Wildside Blending Jar (C570A2301C-COSTCO) for $169.96 when you apply promo code EVERYROOM15 in cart. Shipping is free.
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- Programmed blending cycles (smoothie & hot) for 1-Touch blending
- 3-Speed options & Pulse function
- Illuminated LCD timer displays remaining time on blends
- Manual speed cycles let you customize the consistency of the blend
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Written by johnny_miller | Staff- About this deal:
- This deal is $109.04 off (39% savings) the retail list price of $279.
- Comes with a 2-year warranty
- Ratings & Reviews:
- 4.7 out of 5 star rating based on 440 customer reviews on Home Depot.
- About this store:
- This product qualifies for Home Depot's 90-day return policy (details).
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Home Depot has Blendtec Classic 570 Blender w/ 90oz Wildside Blending Jar (C570A2301C-COSTCO) for $169.96 when you apply promo code EVERYROOM15 in cart. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter daisybeetle for finding this deal.
About this product:
Thanks to Deal Hunter daisybeetle for finding this deal.
About this product:
- Programmed blending cycles (smoothie & hot) for 1-Touch blending
- 3-Speed options & Pulse function
- Illuminated LCD timer displays remaining time on blends
- Manual speed cycles let you customize the consistency of the blend
Editor's Notes
Written by johnny_miller | Staff- About this deal:
- This deal is $109.04 off (39% savings) the retail list price of $279.
- Comes with a 2-year warranty
- Ratings & Reviews:
- 4.7 out of 5 star rating based on 440 customer reviews on Home Depot.
- About this store:
- This product qualifies for Home Depot's 90-day return policy (details).
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-The vitamix blends are slightly smoother and are produced more quickly.
-I still like some things about the wildside jar, depending on what you're blending. Lid, however is more likely to leak if filled too much.
In short, vitamix is an upgrade, but, at this price point, blendtec is a great buy. Cheapest vitamix on sale that I have seen is about $100 more than this, so if this fits your budget better, it's worth considering.
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Why does Home Depot sell stuff with "COSTCO" at the end of its model#?
Did Costco purchase Home Depot?
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Why does Home Depot sell stuff with "COSTCO" at the end of its model#?
Did Costco purchase Home Depot?
Thanks!
Special Buy usually means it's a cheaper version / Home Depot exclusive version of a product but sometimes they end up with overstocked items of other retailers. Especially online.
Could also be that they've partnered with Costco to drop ship some items. A lot of third party retailers on the Home Depot site. I feel like this is relatively unlikely though.
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-The vitamix blends are slightly smoother and are produced more quickly.
-I still like some things about the wildside jar, depending on what you're blending. Lid, however is more likely to leak if filled too much.
In short, vitamix is an upgrade, but, at this price point, blendtec is a great buy. Cheapest vitamix on sale that I have seen is about $100 more than this, so if this fits your budget better, it's worth considering.
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-The vitamix blends are slightly smoother and are produced more quickly.
-I still like some things about the wildside jar, depending on what you're blending. Lid, however is more likely to leak if filled too much.
In short, vitamix is an upgrade, but, at this price point, blendtec is a great buy. Cheapest vitamix on sale that I have seen is about $100 more than this, so if this fits your budget better, it's worth considering.
Flip side is I literally never see anyone have a bad thing to say about their Vitamix
My favorite accessories are the magic bullet like thing and the small jar with twist tamper for thick sauces.
-The vitamix blends are slightly smoother and are produced more quickly.
-I still like some things about the wildside jar, depending on what you're blending. Lid, however is more likely to leak if filled too much.
In short, vitamix is an upgrade, but, at this price point, blendtec is a great buy. Cheapest vitamix on sale that I have seen is about $100 more than this, so if this fits your budget better, it's worth considering.
I bought a Blendtec Classic about 5-6 years ago. I only use it for smoothies and the occasional salsa (if my $15 walmart blender is dirty). I never made soups or fine grain flours with it -- none of the fancy stuff you see at the demo stations.
About half-way through my six years, I noticed the motor would start overheating if I ran my blender for more than 3-4 mins on a high power setting. Maybe I added too much I thought. I put in less stuff and tried lower power settings. It still would occur. I tried cleaning it as best as I could without opening it up, and that maybe helped a bit; but the overheat error still pops up every once in a while.
A year ago, I was making my typical triple berry smoothie on the preset smoothie setting. It was half capacity. Nothing crazy. The Jar crack and before I could shut it off, it broke in half, with a couple of shards flying around. Without exaggerating, with the velocity, it could've easily cut me or killed me if one of the pieces of the jar hit me in the wrong spot. i contracted Blendtec, told them what happened, and they were very apologetic and sent me a new Wildside jar.
I'm still using the Blendtec in spite of it leaking like another poster said. But the overheating issue prevents me from making a good smoothie; the engine in mine simply sucks. We bought a Vitamix at Costco for $250 or more as a trial. And put the Blendtec to shame. The thing really does have sharper blades and pulverizes even the finest seeds or grains in your smoothie. My triple berry smoothie from a Blendtec will have seeds -- the Vitamix gives you a seedless product. I wish they paid me to advertise for them. I ended up returning the Vitamix because I couldn't justify the $250 at the time.
Long story short, Vitamix makes the best high power blender but their entry level product is at least $100 more than Blendtec. Look around for a sale. But if you want the best blender... it's the Vitamix. Unless Blendtec has better engines and blades and jars, then it's a second rate product and I will never recommend them.
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