Here's my question: Is there something that me or my family might be doing that might have precipitated the rust? In other words, might we be using it incorrectly or might we have some bad habits that are causing water to sit there and rust the thing?
I'm grateful for any suggestions as to how to keep it healthy so that we don't have to replace it so quickly next time. I have already heard that grinding lemons keeps it smelling good and that grinding ice keeps the blades sharp. Any other ideas?
By Tina
We had to do the same. Kenmore replaced after about 6 years. I thought it was the vinegar an baking soda. Just a thought.
We had to do the same.Kenmore replaced after about 6 years. I thought it was the vinegar an baking soda. Just a thought.
I don't know, Tina, but I'm curious to see what others say. My husband replaced ours last year and I'd like to make sure it lasts as long as possible!
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