For the KitchenAid Mixer Folks

[bobbyderegis]

Has anyone gotten this yet? It's a great little gadget for holding the attachments. I saw it online and ordered one. Out of Boise, Idaho!
Bobby in Boston

 

[bobbyderegis]

Simply attach under cabinet

It's removable, too. It comes with a separate mounting bracket.
Bobby in Boston

 

[bobbyderegis]

Voila!

No more digging for the attachments! Makes a great stocking stuffer for an AW friend!
Bobby in Boston

 

[countryguy]

Wow, now that is a nifty gadget! BTW, is that a Litton Moffwat microwave? Looks very similiar to the first one I purchased back in the early 80s!

Gary

 

[petek]

Now thats a neat little storage idea. I'd want it if I had a KA mixer.

Yup looks like a Litton

 

[bobbyderegis]

Hi Gary:
It's a Litton "Go Anywhere". The date is stamped on the tag- January 1987.
Bobby in Boston

 

[rayjay]

Thats a neat gadget. However, I just keep them in the bowl which is attached to the mixer. This way....I just pull the mixer out and everything is in one place.

 

[countryguy]

Bobby,

Where did you get the attachment holder? I've been searching on-line but haven't found it yet.

Gary

 

[rp2813]

Interesting item. But I too just keep them in the bowl. The "tupperware" lid still fits fine on the bowl and it keeps the dust off the attachments but you do have to get each one in there just right.

 

[countryguy]

I keep mine in the bowl also but when I am using the mixer, the attachments I'm not using take up valuable counter space so I think the attachment holder would come in handy.

Gary

 

[autowasherfreak]

That is a nifty little gadget. I might have to get me one of those.

 

[bobbyderegis]

It's WWW.MIXERMAID.COM, $14.95.
Bobby in Boston

 

[peterh770]

Very cool! You can string light thru them or hang Xmas tree balls from them for kitchen festivities!

 

[rp2813]

Gary, you raised a very good point. Counter space is very limited in our rickety 80-year old kitchen so the MixerMaid would come in handy while the mixer is being used, but if the only option is under-counter mounting, that won't work for me.

 

[countryguy]

Too bad it couldn't be rotated 90 degrees and then maybe it could be attached to the inside of a cupboard door?

Gary

 

[rp2813]

I think inside a cupboard door isn't a bad idea, but for me it would create issues with the attachments bumping up against whatever is in the cupboard and perhaps the door not closing.

We have a low false ceiling over the stove area where the mixer lives, which is a possible option for a MixerMaid, but we're hoping to remove that ceiling to re-establish a ventilation system so my search for a MixerMaid location continues. I really like the concept. I just don't have a lot of options for it.

 

[sudsmaster]

Nice gizmo, thanks for sharing.

My kitchen(s) have the issue that most KA mixers (including the two lift bowls I own) won't fit under the wall cabinets. Just not enough room. So there's an area beside the cooktop in the main kitchen where I keep the mixer. There's a high cabinet beside the range hood over that spot, and it's possible the Mixermaid rack would fit there, with the attachments.

 

[westie2]

Mixer Stand

Rich this is what we had put in our kitchen last year when we had water damage and had to redo the whole kitchen. No lifting or pulling. We store all of our things below the stand in the cabinet. Our cabinet door front we had cabinet guy make a false drawer front and door front. Looking at the cabinet with door closed no one knows that it is the mixer below. Worth every penny it cost us.

See link

http://www.ovisonline.com/store/detail.asp?product_id=RAS-ML-HDCR&referer=oml&OVRAW=cabinet%20lifts%20for%20stand%20mixers&OVKEY=cabinet%20lift%20for%20mixer&OVMTC=advanced&OVADID=1104351521&OVKWID=128578273521

 

[rp2813]

Oh yeah Charles, that is exactly what we hope to incorporate into our kitchen cabinets if and when we remodel. My dad's old desk from the 40's has this similar arrangement for a typewriter.

Ralph