Can you adjust the mixer height? We have lots of unmixed ingredients in the bottom of the bowl.....thought there was a way to adjust it.
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we haven't had a problem with unmixed ingredients, so I'm not sure if there is a way to adjust the bowl.
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I've never experienced unmixed bottom ingredients, as my mixer seems to "dig in" and "get down." Sometimes I have to scrape the sides, but no more than I had to with my KA. Perhaps considering the order of ingredients added might help - with wet ingredients added first.
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I found that you have to have the handle to the bowl against the mixer on the right or left side. You cannot have the bowl in lock position. This was the only way it covered everything.
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I was asking the exact same question.........I want to buy a low table to set two different size bowls on for dogs; a larger bowl for water, and a smaller bowl for food. I cannot find an elevated feeder that accommodates different sized bowls.......so this seemed like a possible solution: just buy a low table, and set out whatever size bowls you want. Did it work for you? Was it sturdy enough with legs extended to keep from wobbling?
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This mixer is a standard hand held and cannot be rested on the bowl. I suggest you try to get a mixer with a base that holds the bowl in place while the mixer is running if that is important to you.
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SKB makes a plate that fits on the slant top the will let the small mixers fit on top. Amazon has tis item listed.
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Yes, the bowl locks in many different positions. The settings are quite handy for the different types of ingredients being mixed. Enjoy!
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This blade is for a 4.5/5 quart mixer. As one other person said perhaps the blade needs raising. I have a 4.5 and no problem with this. The instruction manual states how to raise the height of the beater.
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Carl W. - I have a KSM5 KitchenAid mixer. This SideSwipe is made for bowls that lift up and down - not for the ones with the tilting head. As I am unsure which your mixer is, that is all the advice I can offer. However, I really do like this SideSwipe, as it REALLY does keep me from having to stop and scrape the sides of the bowl - and also it mixes all the way to the bottom (i.e, no dried ingredients are left in the bottom of the bowl when everything looks well mixed). Hope this helps.
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Yes. The problem with the bowl being mounted too low, can be fixed easily with 2 thin rubber washers place on the mounting prongs.
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That is a problem. While I am not a plumber, I would think that there is an adjustment to increase the amount of water in the bowl. Conversely, one could use an in bowl cleaner to help keep the bowl clean. I would place that directly where the water flows.
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It would be great on top but there is a 16 inch clearance on the highest shelf. My mixer is 17 inches tall. It will not fit.
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It depends on the bowl. If your bowl has the big horizontal lip that goes out about an inch, then NO! The size of the mixer doesn't matter, the bowl does. I had to send this back because my bowl was different.
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I have my kitchenaide food processer in the lower shelf. It seems to be holding up well. The mixer is taller and may not fit.
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I strongly recommend that you call the manufacturer or a good vendor like the Chef's catalogue or Williams Sonoma. We had a very difficult time getting an answer on what fit our mixer, and finally just hoped for the best and got lucky. It shouldn't be so difficult! It is best determined by the size of the bowl you use, rather that the model number.
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Good question, and I wish Kitchenaid would respond!I looked on the bottom of the mixing bowl, for its capacity and then backtracked to arrive at what I figured was our model. Ordered that accessory and, luckily, it was correct; if it had not been, the accessories would have been sent back, etc.
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The ad lists the specific mixers this bowl will fit. I returned mine, as I did the mixer I purchased at the same time. I prefer the older MixMaster which I purchased elsewhere. It came with all essential bowls and accessories. If you unit is not listed in the ad description, I would look elsewhere.....
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I was just using my dish tonight (love it, by the way). I guess you could put a glass bowl in. I just tried putting in my second largest Pyrex stacking bowl and it fit with room to spare. The half inch of extra space might impact the heating ability, though. The largest Pyrex bowl was too big.