Everything work great! I make my soy drink every day and it works as excepted.

Got it yesterday, so I’m trying it this morning. I soaked the soy beans yesterday after dinner. It came out good, not much grounds. I didn’t use the filter bag that comes with the machine. It’s a good addition for my kitchen. Only one little problem is it’s overflow a little, so put water blow the line on the machine. Overall it’s good. I like it.

There are no directions on how to make the almond or coconut milk

40 oz Nut Milk Maker Machine with 18700 RPM High Speed, No Soaking Needed 8 in 1 Soy Milk Maker, Plant Based Milk Maker for Almond, Oat, with Delay Start/Keep Warm/Self Cleaning, BlackI recently recently this nut milk maker hoping to save money on store-bought plant milk and have more control over ingredients. After several weeks of use, I have mixed feelings about it.The machine itself is sleek and compact, with a nice-looking design that doesn't take up much counter space. It features a powerful motor (18,700 RPM) with 12 stainless steel blades that do a good job of breaking down nuts and grains. More blades that you find in a normal blender. I appreciate the multiple functions, including delay start and keep warm options.Here's where things get tricky - the instruction manual is pretty bad. It barely explains how to actually make basic nut milks, focusing instead on random smoothie recipes. I had to look up proper measurements and techniques online, as I couldn't find any recipes specifically for this machine, I had to wing it. The tiny measuring cup included isn't explained well, and the purpose of the included straining bag isn't mentioned at all. When they say "add 2 cups of nuts", do they mean 16oz cups or the little cup that they include?The fact that the pitcher doesn't detach from the base makes cleanup more challenging. You can't just throw the pitcher in the sink or dishwasher, since the motor & electronics are attached. Speaking of cleaning, there is a self-cleaning function, however all it does is run the blades for a while. You still need to physically clean out the residue & gunk..I've made decent oat milk in about 5 minutes, and have been experimenting with amounts & ingredients. Without adding some vanilla extract & sweetener of some sort, the almond milk is somewhat bland. You can drink the milk with the chopped up not particles in it. But if you put it in fridge, everything settles. You have to re-blend it to make it drinkable.Pros:- Powerful motor makes smooth milk- Compact design- Multiple temperature settings- Quick processing time- Self-cleaning feature helpsCons:- HORRIBLE instruction manual- Non-detachable pitcher- Confusing measuring system- Steep learning curveFor the price point, it's probably an okay machine once you figure out how to use it properly. I still haven't. I'd recommend finding a machine that includes a good owners manual. This kind of product seriously needs it.Now for the warning. I never thought that a product owners manual would require an R rating, but this one does. On page 12, there is a recipe for what I have found out is a traditional Chinese medicine and food product made from the dried seeds of the Coix lacryma-jobi plant. It's also known as Jobstear seed. However, they translated it into a name that is 100% not acceptable. I can't print what the word is, but it sounds like something you would call a sailor. A sea man. You have been warned! Nut milk, indeed!

makes great almond milk!

Was on sale for only $39 so I took a chance after reading the reviews and looking at some videos. Solid build quality. Instructions are not too clear so watch a couple of videos. My first batch on high heat came out nicely.

Dangerous. Don’t buy .. it’s doesn’t hold the temperature, look at the picture. My kids got burned

wife likes it.