It blends stuff. I guess thats ok. I just got rid of this and bought a blendtec instead today. I am sick of chewing my kale and having raspberry and chia seeds stuck in my teeth. Making nut butter in this does not seem possible. Its way better than a cheap blender, thats for sure. I just prefer to have a high quality smoothie in 30 seconds, I'm so needy I know. If you don't use tough ingredients this will be fine. I personally have had to chew any smoothie with thicker ingredients. Citrus fibers, seeds, kale, broccoli, EVEN BLUEBERRY SKINS, get stuck on the blades and don't get processed all the way or just end up untouched in the final product despite long blending. It will make bangin margaritas though. Cheap blenders are $20, and can't compare with this. Top notch blenders are $300-500, and also can't compare with this.

I've had better, but I've had worse, too. My hair is just a bit too stubborn for this brush and it's too hot closer to my head. (I had just gotten my hair cut and I have to have it at the hottest setting to get my hair to cooperate even a little.) For people who have more wavy hair and looser curls (like my daughter), this is a great straightener. For more ringlet hair and tighter curls...well...it'll loosen them and give you wavy hair. It may help to put a straightening agent on first, I hadn't tried that yet, but overall it's an alright straightener. Straightens my daughter's hair surprisingly fast and it's easy and convieniant, as a brush, to be able to straighten it. I hope this helps someone. :)

You cannot go wrong w/ Whites. Finally bought a new detector to go with my 1979 Whites 5000D-GEB (still going strong).