Ninja Nutri-Blender Pro with Auto-iQ - BN401: 1100W Personal Smoothie Blender, Stainless Steel, 2 Cups, Dishwasher Safe

A: I just rinse my blender blades with the faucet after I finish blending and its clean. The jars are easy to, I have a bottle brush to get the bottom, but my sponge and hand almost reach the bottom my hand are not tiny. I wear a medium rubber glove. The mediums are snug like they should be, largest are more comfortable but too big to be snug like for detail work. I hope that helps. I love this blender. Also I can fill the jars with my smoothie stuff and put the blade on quick and set it to blend and I can walk away from while I finish getting dressed, and 2 minutes later its finished blending, perfectly, I take the blade piece off, slap a lidco. It and out the door I go. Did I say I LOVE this blender? I do. LOVE IT!!!!!

A: Yes, it is easy to clean the Ninja Nutri-Blender Pro with Auto-iQ - BN401 as all pieces (apart from the base) are top-rack dishwasher safe. Check out the user guide here: https://support.ninjakitchen.com/hc/en-us/article_attachments/5043424143516

A: It is NOT easy to clean if you need to add more ingredients after you've started blending. It makes a giant mess!! I would not recommend this.

A: I haven't bought this yet, but my previous Nutri Bullet was much louder than my quiet dishwasher. I doubt many blenders are quiet: they have to spin very quickly to cut through the food instead of simply pushing it around (missing/stirring), so the motor is naturally noisy. On top of that, there's the sound of the blades hitting the food and the food hitting the cup. Any blenders with technology to have a quieter motor will certainly cost much more than this one.

A: It is loud but fast. 2 minutes and my 32 Oz smoothie is done. Loud like a regular blender, older style blender.

A: The Ninja blender is noisy as an average blender.

A: We have had this happen with a previous model (which we are about to replace as it "died of old age"). We never measured, so for us it just meant we didn't add enough liquid and/or some of the fruit pieces were frozen together at such an angle that they simply got caught. When this happened, we simply added more juice and gave it a bit of a stir, then blended it again. Easy fix.

A: We're sorry to hear you're having trouble with your Ninja Nutri-Blender. We’d like to do some troubleshooting steps with you in order to best resolve your issue. The troubleshooting can be completed by phone at 1-800-365-0135. Please have your Ninja on hand at the time of your call. We are open Monday to Friday 9am - 9pm ET as well as Saturday 9am - 6pm ET.

A: Yes, you can use the Ninja Nutri‑Blender Pro to grind soaked lentils and rice, as this unit has more than enough power to handle the task.

A: The Ninja Nutri‑Blender Pro comes equipped with a 7 fin male blade assembly.

A: Yes, the 16oz cups for the Ninja Fit Single-Serve Blender are generally interchangeable with many other popular Ninja models like the BL660, BL770, and BL780, fitting snugly onto their "Pro Extractor" blade base for single-serve blending, but always check for the 4-tab design and ensure your base isn't a larger, incompatible 4-inch style.

A: Yes, the containers for the BN401 are made of BPA-free Tritan plastic. This applies to all the Single-Serve Cups that come with your Ninja® Nutri-Blender Pro with Auto-iQ®.

A: Both models share similar blending capabilities, but the main difference is in functionality and design. For more specific details, we would need the exact model number you’re referring to.

A: The Ninja BN401 Nutri-Blender Pro does not have removable gaskets. The seal is built into the blade assembly and is not designed to be taken out for cleaning. You can clean it in place with warm soapy water and a soft brush.

A: Hello There, Thank you for taking the time to ask such a great question, this unit does have the capability to make nut butter. Kind Regards, Ninja Kitchen