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5.5-Quart Kitchenaid Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer (Refurbished, Various Colors) Expired
$180
$319.99
& More + Free Shipping
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Kitchenaid has for New Accounts (free to join): Select Refurbished Mixers on sale as listed below when you apply code SAVETEN24. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter daisybeetle for finding this deal.
Available (prices after SAVETEN24):
Kitchenaid has for New Accounts (free to join): Select Refurbished Mixers on sale as listed below when you apply code SAVETEN24. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter daisybeetle for finding this deal.
Available (prices after SAVETEN24):
- 5.5-Quart Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer (refurbished, RKSM55) $179.99
- Includes:
- 5.5-qt stainless steel bowl
- flat beater
- dough hook
- 6-wire whip
- Includes:
- 6-Quart Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer (refurbished, RKSM60) $188.99
- Includes:
- 6-qt stainless steel bowl
- flat beater
- dough hook
- 6-wire whip
- Includes:
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Kitchenaid has select Refurbished Mixers on sale. New Accounts save 10% w/ code SAVETEN24. Shipping is free.
Price after SAVETEN24
Price after SAVETEN24
- 5.5-Quart Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer [kitchenaid.com] (refurbished) $179.99
- 6-Quart Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer [kitchenaid.com] (refurbished) $188.99
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Just bought one for a higher price from the Best Buy 1-Day Sale. Arrived, and the only thing the cook does not like is it is too heavy for the cook to move.
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does it mean the mixer was defective and has since been repaired?
or
does it mean customer return/used/open box?
Refurbished can mean anything from a display model returned to the company if the packaging was lost, all the way to one returned due to defect. I have never bought a refurbished item from this brand, but I have personally had exceptionally good experiences with a variety of refurbished products from different brands. Two things refurbishing centers generally do well include replacing the identified defective part, and performing quality control checks that typically dance circles around the QC checks performed on new items just off the assembly line...
I own one of these things, my wife brought it into our marriage. I also have a 15 y.o. plastic Hamilton Beach of similar capacity.
Ever since we got married, KA doesn't get any use because it weighs 2000x more, much larger and unwieldy, shape is stupid and hard to grab, attachments don't reach the bottom of the bowl (not sure if this model does), and they're simply just not better in any way than the cheap plasticky HB. Also, something is wrong with it, don't remember what.
We bake cakes and breads and mix other stuff regularly. I expected HB to break a decade ago and yet it still keeps on going like new.
Mostly it's all about how hard KA is to handle with that absurd weight and size. The worst part is that none of that make it any better. Those cheap suction cups on HB are 100x smarter and elegant solution to stability than 1 ton of lead that KA puts into their mixers. Once you plop the HB on the counter, even though it weighs barely a pound, it's rock solid.
It's all about mindless brand hype and marketing.
I own one of these things, my wife brought it into our marriage. I also have a 15 y.o. plastic Hamilton Beach of similar capacity.
Ever since we got married, KA doesn't get any use because it weighs 2000x more, much larger and unwieldy, shape is stupid and hard to grab, attachments don't reach the bottom of the bowl (not sure if this model does), and they're simply just not better in any way than the cheap plasticky HB. Also, something is wrong with it, don't remember what.
We bake cakes and breads and mix other stuff regularly. I expected HB to break a decade ago and yet it still keeps on going like new.
Mostly it's all about how hard KA is to handle with that absurd weight and size. The worst part is that none of that make it any better. Those cheap suction cups on HB are 100x smarter and elegant solution to stability than 1 ton of lead that KA puts into their mixers. Once you plop the HB on the counter, even though it weighs barely a pound, it's rock solid.
It's all about mindless brand hype and marketing.
Lol using plastic on the inside and worrying about another proper machine with metal on the outside.
Some logic, you are trading convenience since you need to move the mixer around.
I would use a hand mixer with stainless steel than your setup.
Some logic, you are trading convenience since you need to move the mixer around.
I would use a hand mixer with stainless steel than your setup.
Anyway, the idea is to get the job done.
KA get it done but have a lot of drawbacks, their mixers are archaic. There are much better choices out there.
I own one of these things, my wife brought it into our marriage. I also have a 15 y.o. plastic Hamilton Beach of similar capacity.
Ever since we got married, KA doesn't get any use because it weighs 2000x more, much larger and unwieldy, shape is stupid and hard to grab, attachments don't reach the bottom of the bowl (not sure if this model does), and they're simply just not better in any way than the cheap plasticky HB. Also, something is wrong with it, don't remember what.
We bake cakes and breads and mix other stuff regularly. I expected HB to break a decade ago and yet it still keeps on going like new.
Mostly it's all about how hard KA is to handle with that absurd weight and size. The worst part is that none of that make it any better. Those cheap suction cups on HB are 100x smarter and elegant solution to stability than 1 ton of lead that KA puts into their mixers. Once you plop the HB on the counter, even though it weighs barely a pound, it's rock solid.
It's all about mindless brand hype and marketing.
Heavy duty Kitchen Aid and Vitamix are suppose to be stationary and focal point.
For compact and light duty a plastic glass app like Oster /HB work fine especially one made over 5 years ago
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Does it appear that way to you on the 6 Qt? Sole reason I've held off on grabbing one.
Does it appear that way to you on the 6 Qt? Sole reason I've held off on grabbing one.
I've had a refurbished bowl-lift for 12ish years now. Use it very frequently for cakes, cookies, pizza dough, etc. and to run attachments like the pasta roller. Only issue i've ever had is I tripped the thermal protection once (about 8 years ago) when mixing too much cookie dough at a high speed. It arrived looking like new and it has withstood the test of time. Getting married in October and we've been going through the kitchen thinking about things we want to maybe replace / add to our registry...I can confidently confirm that the Kitchenaid was never even considered as something we'd want to replace.