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I am in the market for a new, easy to clean, grain mill. I am interested in yours. The main thing I want to know: Does it makes such a noise when grinding that I will have to wear my earplugs like with my old grain mill?
How easy is it to clean. You mentioned video demos, but I could not find them on the your website. I would like to see how this machine operates. The one I have now? I have to disassemble it, for if I leave any flour in the grinding teeth discs, in six months there is worms from weevils and other organisms. Is this easier to clean and less noisy?
Please let me hear from you soon. Thanks, Roxy
You can see a demonstration video of the WonderMill Grain Mill at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwTZgUWVEb8
If you skip to the last minute and a half of the video you can see what you have to clean. You never have to clean the micronizing burrs (grinding teeth) of the mill, their design is a self cleaning system. You just have to clean the canister lid and tube, and the canister if you don’t use it for storing your flour. These items are cleaned quickly in the sink.
As for noise, the WonderMill is the quietest electric grain mill on the market. Having said that, it is still almost as loud as a vacuum. If I knew what type of mill you now own I might be able to describe the difference.
You can see a list of other videos at: http://www.thewondermill.com/index.php/module/statics/action/view_listing/page/28
You can also Contact WonderMill by calling (208) 234-9352 or emailing service@thewondermill.com or see additional information at our Official website: http://www.thewondermill.com/