Is the wand detachable? Is the handle made of plastic or a different material? How long will it last? Planning on buying this but need some answers!
1370124
The wand is not detachable. The handle is a very durable plastic...feels nice. I don't know how long it will last. I liked this product so much I ordered more for gifts.
1370125
The wand does not detach. I just give it a quick rinse under water while it's on. The handle is rubber like non-slip and has a good feel.
1370126
The wand is not detachable. The handle is made of plastic. But the good sturdy kind of plastic. I've only had the Kuissential frother for about a month and it's still going strong. I actually brought it with me on a vacation with friends. My friends thought I was funny that I brought It, but then couldn't believe how perfect the cappuccinos and latte's came out. They all went out and ordered one. Also, I think this is a great stocking stuffer idea. It really is one of my favorite purchases this year!
1370127
This unit is very similar to another which I owned for 3 years before giving away, although this is a different brand. That unit held up well during daily heavy use, and was still fine when we parted ways.This model, however, is better built than the one I had before. The case is a solid, soft-feeling plastic. The motor is also much more powerful than the other one. I feel this one will last longer than my previous one.The wand is not detachable.
1370128
The wand is fixed in place. The handle is plastic. I just bought it have three weeks experience.
1255377
The handle is metal and plastic connecter. It is reasonably sturdy. I have (thru no fault of my own) 10 cats and at times as many as 4 dogs to clean up after. The mop gets a good workout. I am still pleased with the system.
2107422
It is way more powerful. I was so disappointed with the wand after being used to this.
2188882
I have no idea. I don't use mine because I feel like I am fighting with a tiger. I can't even get the beater wand off the handle. I get exhausted trying to use it, so I just store it in the shed.
51367
the handle is plastic and the hose is metal -- we had another model (Sprite Shower Falls) for many years and loved it -- it was also plastic with a metal hose --
1306042
The wand itself is very secure in the box in which it comes with. The chances of it coming out are very minimal. In addition, the box that the whole product was placed into has some paper padding in it to prevent it from moving around a whole. And the wands themselves are very tough and strong. I wouldn't worry about it breaking at all.
1608738
The attachments snap on to the wand. Seems secure, never had an issue. It does have a button to release. The chopper lid twists to the chopper base. Again, have not had any issues. I have been very pleased with this purchase
618713
The lever is plastic, there is a soft (silicone?) cover on the stopper but the important thing to know is that the plastic lever breaks after a while, regardless of how careful you are! I just posted a review on this. Mine lasted 10 months.
326735
The handle was welded together on mine, so I had to sand of the little bit that remained after taking it off. Other than that, if you have the tools you can get it off just fine. Just beware of the welded piece when swinging around. *cough* if you do that.
2278385
The handle is a very hard durable plastic. One that doesn't tear up your hands.
154087
The handle is only that piece in the picture that is coated with plastic. I would not detach the handle and if you did you might jeopardize it in the future. I would either ask the manufacturer or invest in a product that has a connection to where you can interchange handles and hooks for various uses. Airhead calls this a water ski rope for a reason and they make a tubing rope as well.
2139353
The handle on mine is plastic. It is hard, durable plastic. This unit is constructed very well. I bought mine about 9 months ago, and I use it almost daily. It does not get hot, works great, and is made in the USA!
548330
The main part of the handle and extension part is metal. The part that is connected to the head is plastic....it's very sturdy and the handle can be adjusted to just about any length, long or short, that you'd want.
1953642
the model I have was purchased over 5 years ago. it is built well. I replaced the wand last year ($50) and have have replaced a few bands. i actually use it without the bands also like a T. mine is very thick metals. it knocks down to small components so can transport ez. hopefully they did not cheapen it by thinner metals it would not surprise me. I would check out a sporting store to see if it is now junk. agood tool if they did not ruin it.
2267272
Overall the tool is smaller than I expected it to be. Yes, the handle is solid plastic. It feels hefty and seems durable, although I didn't swing it against anything. I guess you could take it to a junk yard and ask to test it out . . .
1069906
The plastic handle part comes off, but you are left with a "U" shaped metal top (like a slingshot) that makes up the strength part of the bottom half of the handle. I just put the plastic back on, as the "U" sticks up at least half of the height of the handle. It turns out that it's handy to run cords and tubing through, though, haha. I've had this table for a month or so, and so far I am happy with it.
1296409
I have had this wand for nearly a year. It still works perfectly. It is lighter than the original wand but doesn't feel cheap. I would buy it again.