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俄語Get up in the morning and squeeze a glass of fresh juice or a bowl of soy milk, which not only refreshes your mood, but is also very beneficial to your health.
But what should I do if the juicer and soymilk machine (hereinafter collectively referred to as the blender) make unbearable noises from the beginning of work because they have been used for too long or because of the defects of the product itself?
① Keep the mixer away from the wall.
We all know that "the sound will bounce back to the human ear through the walls of the room, and then be superimposed and enhanced." Don't underestimate this. Sometimes just move the mixer slightly away from the wall, the noise will be much quieter.
As long as the mixer and the wall are separated by more than 5 cm, the noise can be significantly reduced-maybe not very much, but the effect is quite obvious. If space permits, keep the mixer as far away from the wall as possible.
We all know that "the sound will bounce back to the human ear through the walls of the room, and then be superimposed and enhanced." Don't underestimate this. Sometimes just move the mixer slightly away from the wall, the noise will be much quieter.
As long as the mixer and the wall are separated by more than 5 cm, the noise can be significantly reduced-maybe not very much, but the effect is quite obvious. If space permits, keep the mixer as far away from the wall as possible.
② Put a towel under the mixer.
The towel can stabilize the vibration of the mixer to the greatest extent and absorb a lot of sound at the same time. If liquid spills out during the mixing process, it will also be absorbed by the towel and will not stain the cooking table.
Dish cloth is fine, but I recommend thicker towels. Of course, as long as the silicone foot pad and foam are cut to fit, they will also be a very good noise reduction assistant. But the latter needs to be done by yourself, and if it is not made well and the mixer cannot be stabilized, it will get half the result with half the effort. So unless you are very confident in your hands-on ability, a little towel can help you.
The towel can stabilize the vibration of the mixer to the greatest extent and absorb a lot of sound at the same time. If liquid spills out during the mixing process, it will also be absorbed by the towel and will not stain the cooking table.
Dish cloth is fine, but I recommend thicker towels. Of course, as long as the silicone foot pad and foam are cut to fit, they will also be a very good noise reduction assistant. But the latter needs to be done by yourself, and if it is not made well and the mixer cannot be stabilized, it will get half the result with half the effort. So unless you are very confident in your hands-on ability, a little towel can help you.
③The hand blender is also available.
Hand-held blenders can also reduce noise by following the above two methods: stay away from the wall, and use towels to stabilize the container for the things that need to be stirred.
Hand-held blenders can also reduce noise by following the above two methods: stay away from the wall, and use towels to stabilize the container for the things that need to be stirred.
④Of course, the most fundamental and fastest way is to buy a mixer with a silent design. Or when you feel that these methods will not stop your family and neighbors from complaining about your mixer, you should consider buying a quiet mixer. The quiet cooking environment will give you an unparalleled good mood.
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