Blendtec Rapid Rinser | Overview and installation

[@RawBlendAustralia]

Great video thanks! Happy Blending!

[@carlosreyes2348]

What is the difference between this and a generic one?

[@SimoneForgione]

can I use this on my food truck?

[@theblendtecspecialist7002]

Hi Simone, Thank you for your comment. Yes you can use the Blendtec Rapid Rinse in a Food truck or catering vehicle but you need to have good water pressure. I mention the technical requirements at around 3 minutes in the video (30 PSI / 206 KPA). If in doubt, I would recommend getting in touch with a plumber or someone who can test your current water pressure or install the required equipment for you. All the best of luck and let me know if I can help any further. Adam

[@SimoneForgione]

@@theblendtecspecialist7002 Thank you

[@theblendtecspecialist7002]

@@SimoneForgione you're very welcome

[@randbaldwin]

Can you? Of course. You can use whatever you want.

[@josesanchez2035]

Costo

[@randbaldwin]

I was a huge blendtec fan until the failures. Replacing a whole jar every time is STUPIDly cost prohibitive. Thankfully companies like Alternajar came along because of the obvious need. But, I'm still burnt by them.

[@chuckychuck]

👀👀Bah🤣🤣🤣🤣 341.00 for that junk, let the motor on your blender do the cleaning for the pitcher, people are just f,,king lazy, don't buy the appliances if you don't want to clean up after your mess. Just when you thought mankind was at its best.

[@theblendtecspecialist7002]

Hi Chucky, thanks for the comment. I hear what you're saying. Yes, some people prefer to put some water and dish soap into thier blending jars and use the pulse button to 'blend' the soapy water and sanitise thier jars. This is a very easy and effective way to clean up but it takes a bit of time. In a cafe, restaurant, or other commercial kitchen environment where they use the blender all day long, speed of service is very important and the Rapid Rinse is a great way to simplify and speed up the cleaning process - plus it saves a lot of water. My channel here focuses mostly on the Commercial side of blending and Blendtec so I hope that clarifies things for you. Thanks again Adam