We didn’t try making nut milk or peanut butter with it, but given the light motor, small feed chute, and tiny containers, it will take a long time and we’re not sure it’s the ideal machine for the job.

Thanks for watching, @rickcook2798. Putty is definitely better. This is just how we set up disposals for our tests. Because we needed to remove and install mount assemblies constantly, we decided to use the included gasket for short-term seal. But it ended up rather solid throughout our testing phase, so we uploaded the process for reference. We do have videos in which we use putty. You can check them out here [kzbin.info/www/bejne/houki6miqr6reMU]. Much love.

We didn’t try making nut milk or peanut butter with it, but given the light motor, small feed chute, and tiny containers, it will take a long time and we’re not sure it’s the ideal machine for the job.

@@shouldit.official ok, thank you. 🙏

Thank you watching ❤️. We did find the mesh filter not attach very firmly, but it haven't fallen off on us so it should be fine. We weren't able to find any place that sells replacements but the filter should last for as long as the kettle is cared for.

Thanks for the kind words! It was a mistake on our part to not include the measurements in the video. We do have both the hand-taken measurements and the manufacturer's stated ones on our website shouldit.com/toaster-ovens/reviews/instant-pot/instant-omni-plus-18l/

Thank you for the kind words!

Glad to help!

You're welcome!

Thank you! Cheers!

@@user-qb1kj8fh4d ooo that’s makes a lot more sense

I think he took the cream from the other Oreos

You're right. We should have mentioned ease of handling. All of these skillets can be easy to transfer hot food from, especially the Presto and the Hamilton Beach where you can remove them from the base to decrease the weight you have to hold onto. For pouring excess liquid, the Presto and the Elite Gourmet has a pouring spout for that. So, the best choice for your needs would be the Presto. Hope this help!

@@shouldit.official ah thanks. I had a mini crisis the other day when I was trying to transfer food from my ancient 12" square e-skillet. The food wouldn't pour out and I couldn't hold it with one hand in order to scrape it out and I had to call out for help. When I was younger it wasn't an issue. Luckily I wasn't home alone. Now I just want a safer one.

Plus I burn myself on the edges. The smallest touch leaves a painful burn that needs bandages. I have two bandaged burn areas from it right now. Its partly because I have a tiny apartment and a super small amount of counter space. But I love cooking in the electric skillet better than gas fire stove.

@@techshabby0001 That's unfortunate. Sorry to hear that. Hope the burns heal nicely and such mishap won't happen to you again. The Presto has a pretty tall base so you can just tilt the skillet to pour food onto the plate without lifting all the way up which should make it easier.

If you're smelling burnt plastic, we'd recommend stop using the blender, no matter the amount of food. First, check if your outlet can properly power the blender - you may want to unplug other devices. Second, check if the blender has dust build-up around its fan. If you can disassemble it, you can also check if there's anything dust or liquid on the motor. When all else fails, hopefully your warranty is still active. Hope this help!

Wow, thank you!

It depends on your blender and container. For our test, we used 100 ml of egg whites in a 24 oz beaker. As long as you fill your container no more than a quarter way up, the blender should work fine and it won't spill. Hope this help!

Hello, Tom. Thank you so much for watching. We used a generic brand of putty that we found online. Nothing fancy. Standard plumber's putty should be plenty good for the job ^^.

Thank you for the kind words! Let's get you on top, too!

Please tell me

Although the manual says you can press the Stop/Cancel button twice to turn off the oven, we weren’t able to do so. Seems like the only way to turn the oven off completely is to unplug it.

@@shouldit.official Wow, you'd think that function would be required to work 100% of the time!!

@@marvanbee Yes, it's unfortunate. It's a more common problem in older models though. Newer ones tend to turn themselves off after a certain amount of time.

@@shouldit.official did you find the buttons hard to press in general? I'm seeing that complaint a lot.

@@marvanbee Yes, we did. The buttons are flat, not raised, and make no sound when press. So they sometimes require a lot of force to register, plus it's hard to tell if they do.

Hi, @grotesquecat. Thanks for watching. Usually, you have to buy your own plumber's putty. Sometimes retailers include putty in their bundles, but disposals don't typically come with putty.