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Ikea milk frother/ paint mixer
Posted: November 19th, 2017, 10:35 pm
by Michael modeller 48
Instead of a $20 dollar Badger paint mixer go to IKEA and pick yourself a $5.24 dollar milk frothier. Just remove the spring.
2AA batteries are not included.
Re: Ikea milk frother/ paint mixer
Posted: February 27th, 2018, 7:13 pm
by Muttzley
Can pick them up cheaper on Flea Bay, think I paid about £2 for mine.
Re: Ikea milk frother/ paint mixer
Posted: February 27th, 2018, 7:37 pm
by iggie
£1 in Ikea UK
Re: Ikea milk frother/ paint mixer
Posted: February 27th, 2018, 7:39 pm
by fredk
Might buy another one, it'll save having to clean my only one every time I want to make frothy hot choccy!
Re: Ikea milk frother/ paint mixer
Posted: February 27th, 2018, 7:42 pm
by iggie
fredk wrote:Might buy another one, it'll save having to clean my only one every time I want to make frothy hot choccy!
You cheapskate!
Mind you, if you take the spring off as I suggested before you mix paint, you can add it again for frothing duties
Less to clean!
Re: Ikea milk frother/ paint mixer
Posted: February 27th, 2018, 9:38 pm
by fredk
iggie wrote:fredk wrote:Might buy another one, it'll save having to clean my only one every time I want to make frothy hot choccy!
You cheapskate!
Mind you, if you take the spring off as I suggested before you mix paint, you can add it again for frothing duties
Less to clean!
yup, I even use mine without a battery to save on having to replace it when it dies.
Re: Ikea milk frother/ paint mixer
Posted: February 27th, 2018, 9:42 pm
by iggie
fredk wrote:iggie wrote:fredk wrote:Might buy another one, it'll save having to clean my only one every time I want to make frothy hot choccy!
You cheapskate!
Mind you, if you take the spring off as I suggested before you mix paint, you can add it again for frothing duties
Less to clean!
yup, I even use mine without a battery to save on having to replace it when it dies.
There's no answer to that!
Re: Ikea milk frother/ paint mixer
Posted: February 27th, 2018, 11:29 pm
by Michael modeller 48
Muttzley wrote:Can pick them up cheaper on Flea Bay, think I paid about £2 for mine.
I do not know the conversion of canada dollars into pounds. I think a pound is more than a CDN dollar?
Re: Ikea milk frother/ paint mixer
Posted: February 27th, 2018, 11:32 pm
by Michael modeller 48
fredk wrote:Might buy another one, it'll save having to clean my only one every time I want to make frothy hot choccy!
I not sure I i would trust i would have a paint/hot chocolate. I would buy another and label them kitchen and workbench and not mix them up haha
Re: Ikea milk frother/ paint mixer
Posted: February 27th, 2018, 11:38 pm
by Michael modeller 48
fredk wrote:iggie wrote:fredk wrote:Might buy another one, it'll save having to clean my only one every time I want to make frothy hot choccy!
You cheapskate!
Mind you, if you take the spring off as I suggested before you mix paint, you can add it again for frothing duties
Less to clean!
yup, I even use mine without a battery to save on having to replace it when it dies.
Is that just using the equivalent of a stick liken to a spoon would work?
I had to replace the battery in my camera just recently... but tried to take one more set of pictures before doing so....haha even though the screen
said "replace batteries".
Re: Ikea milk frother/ paint mixer
Posted: February 27th, 2018, 11:44 pm
by Michael modeller 48
I think Iggie suggested to me this tip/trick/tool in the first place. Sorry for not posting the credit in the beginning...
Note: fits humbrol tinnlets but not Testor paints jars.
Re: Ikea milk frother/ paint mixer
Posted: February 27th, 2018, 11:49 pm
by Michael modeller 48
But these dollar store reading glass is not saving any money. The arms keep breaking off at this rate after buying 10-12 of them I should buy a drug store
brand and save on trips to the dollar store and wear reading glass with only one arm until i make the trip....ugh!!
Re: Ikea milk frother/ paint mixer
Posted: February 28th, 2018, 2:52 am
by JohnRatzenberger
Wrap some duct tape around the earpieces near the lenses part and then be a little gentle when putting them on & taking them off
Also keep an eye on the little screw, they do work loose.