NutriBullet 900 Series Questions & Answers

Hi
I would just buy a small chopper like a mini tiny food processor that you only use for this sort of thing. They are not expensive and with all the sales on I’m sure you’d get a bargain!

That’s no good, I’ve never had that problem maybe you should return it coz that doesn’t sound right. I have taken my rubber out and cleaned it with any problems! Not sure why you experienceing this maybe Call up NutriBullet or return it. Sorry can’t help!

If you haven’t had it long take it back, I never had this issue. Otherwise go to bumming warehouse and look for a smaller thinner seal?

I have had 2 Nutribullets and neither have ever done this. This does not sound normal, it sounds to me like some sort of electrical fault.

Thank you! I might bring it back then

Hi Theresa.

This has only happened to me once and it was because I hadn't screwed the lid on properly. Otherwise this has never been an issue with mine.

I have had the same problem mine leaks through the blade somehow and it's getting worse it's definitely not leaking through the seal of the lid. I never over fill it either. Only had it for a year

Usually you can, but you still need to cut them up a bit. I also try not to run the Nutribullet for more than 5 seconds at the time. I am gentle with it, I guess:-)
The motor is too small for a continuous blending > 5sec, like industrial versions.
Hoping it helps.

Hi Suzanne,

Yes you can use frozen fruit and yoghurt in the Nutribullet, we've done this with our Nutribullet (but we don't put ice in our Nutribullet). The reason for this is because ice might be crushed the first few times, but it probably puts a lot of strain on the machine. If you want to blend frozen fruit/ice etc. I'd say look for a 1200W blender.

Good luck!

thanks!

Blenders can have sharp blades or blunt blades or a mixture. Blunt blades are the ones that pulverise ice and seeds etc that sharp blade cannot handle as well.

Hi Im not sure where you got the 1 blade idea from. They have 2 sets of blades.
Yes, it will do dates and thats what we use every morning for our smoothies but the dates are not completely smoothed they have tiny pieces left after a 30 second blend. I like the texture though.
My only complaint which continues is the leaking cutter base, and Nutra Bullet refusal to replace it unless we jump through some hurdles as described.

Thanks ! Sorry, yes I was getting confused the 900w pro only has 1 blade so unsure whether that would suffice think it's called the extractor blade ?

There are two blades, however in my experience they become blunt fairly quickly, especailly if you are blending nuts and dates.

dab in vinegar wait 10 mins then wipe clean with damp cloth the vinegar will kill bateria thatcauses smell

Vinegar does work. Try to put one part vinegar, 2 parts water and blend for 10 minutes and then let it sit, and wash with warm soapy water.

Thank you, I have tried putting a lemon through and it has helped but not entirely. I think gunk must get around the gasket or something.

I haven't tried that myself yet. I think it would work. This would help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6w8bMuQz6w4

might not be good foe the blades in the long term with dry food

Can you buy a separate milling blade? Mine just had one blade set included which is for blending.

I don't think the 3 rubber pieces have any function. I would not worry about the missing piece. If you want to be sure then why not contact Nutribullet directly .

I have this exact same problem and it won't work with the missing one. I'm not sure if they're required or not. Did you find out? I'm going to email nutri bullet directly asap.

I'm not 100% sure, but I think the three white rubber things act like springs so that when you push down on the beaker to lock it into action and then release after the drink is ready, the beaker will pop up and disengage.

I didnt have any problem with ice, until mine stopped working properly. I'd recommend not putting just ice in - LOTS of water/fluid with it.

Yes you can. I always put ice into a cup of water, let it "soften" a little bit before pour water in Nutri bullet.