http://www.imshopping.com IMshopping questions and answer. en-us http://www.imshopping.com/favicon.ico http://www.imshopping.com http://www.imshopping.com/question_answer/how-good-is-the-montel-williams-living-well-health-master how good is the montel williams living well health master blender http://www.imshopping.com/question_answer/how-good-is-the-montel-williams-living-well-health-master The HealthMaster’s design enables effortless food preparation without compromising efficiencies. The machine can perform numerous processing functions while working with one large batch. It features a <strong>1100-watt, dual horsepower motor</strong> with a <strong>100-year warranty</strong> and commercial-grade culinary angled stainless steel blades that emulsify at over <strong>3000 RPM</strong>. Such blending reduces graininess and results in mixtures that don’t chunk or separate for extended periods of time. The centrifugal friction allows soup to naturally cook, while simultaneously presenting the option to make a frozen sorbet—all with the same machine.<br /> <strong>Now on to the bad: </strong><br /> sadly the Health Master Blender does not hold up as it is expected and advertised to. Some users have reported that after using the blender a total of maybe 10 times the machine will simply not power on. The reset button won't even allow the machine to power back on and not only that The company strings along customers and <span class="blsp-spelling-corrected" id="SPELLING_ERROR_7">promises</span> a return label that is never received. To see other complaints about this product please Visit <a target="_blank" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.complaintsboard.com/complaints/montel-health-master-c232948.html">Complaintsboard</a><br /> <br /> A blender that can outperform the Health Master and is backed by excellent customer service is The Vita-Mix 5200. It has a powerful 2-hp (1380-watt) motor and its blades spin so fast you can cook soup in it. They're also powerful enough to make perfectly blended melted cheese fondues and can grind grains into flour. Reviewers compliment its large 64-ounce polycarbonate jar, but note that polycarbonate can scratch and stain over time. The Vita-Mix 5200 comes with a seven-year warranty. Downsides include the price and, at high speed, its noise level has been compared to that of a jet engine.<br />