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I've heard of other people doing that, but I didn't. I was probably on Day 2 or 3 of my wash cycle. Hope this helps!

@@justhomemaking6142 Thank you .

I'm actually not sure! Perhaps kitchen aid's website will have some of that info!

So glad you found this helpful! It's a delicious hobby, lol.

About every 6 weeks.

Same it didn’t work for me at all, honestly I’d rather use a chemical dye that works than this it’s a complete waste of time it didn’t work at all

Just a plastic grocery bag from Walmart, Kroger, or the like.

@justhomemaking6142 thank you. I didn't make ice cream, but kiwi italian ice

@@Jae-pe2xh Yum! We haven't made that yet. Hope it was delicious! ☺

Weird! I wonder if your freezer bowl is somehow defective? I would contact the manufacturer and see about a replacement, I’ve never had that issue before, and it sounds like you’re doing everything right.

@@justhomemaking6142 should you still hear the slushing sound of liquid inside the bowl after it’s frozen? We do, and I don’t know if we should or if it should be frozen solid

@@sabrinaharbour5740 No, it should be frozen solid. If it’s sloshing around, it’s not fully frozen.

@@justhomemaking6142 ok thank you. I’ll contact kitchen aid

Same here

You definitely could! It’s all about personal preference. Sometimes we want a soft serve, and other times something a little firmer. ☺️

@@justhomemaking6142 Offcourse,i do prefer the firmer version,thanks

Hi Casey, I read that the apple cider vinegar helps boost the henna to last longer on those stubborn grey hairs!

Thanks

Hi Stacey, I'm so glad you love it and were able to find it again at lower price!

Walk me through your process. Initially, I have a few thoughts: 1. Are you mixing and chilling your ingredients for at least an hour before mixing? (Longer if using warm or room temperature ingredients like sweetened condensed milk or melted chocolate chips). 2. Has your freezer bowl been in the freezer for at least 24 hours before mixing? 3. Are you starting the mixer on the lowest setting prior to pouring your mixture in? 4. Are you pouring your mixture in slooooowly as the freezer bowl rotates?

@@justhomemaking6142 yes to all your points, my Kenwood ice cream maker has only one speed.

I will try to pour it slower though. I saw many videos in which they pour the mixture first then the mix. I don't do that still it is not working

@@rescuedkitties7748 Hmmm, then I’m not sure. As I don’t have a Kenmore, I can’t speak to that. But maybe give it another shot with those things in mind, and then if it doesn’t work I would reach out to the company.

I'm so glad you found this video helpful!

Hi Jan! I usually have the coffee warm but not hot. So if it gets cool I pop it in the microwave for about 25 seconds before mixing! I do wash with shampoo after rinsing out the henna. I know some people say it helps the henna to hold color longer to not shampoo but I feel like I get the dye out best by shampooing and conditioning and then letting it sit for a few days before washing again. Hope this helps! Good luck!

I’m so glad you found it helpful! Thanks for the feedback!

😂😂😂 I thought I did pretty good with one hand, and my non-dominant at that. 🤷🏻‍♀️

How do u know its full of chemicals. Because i am too allergic to chemicals.

@@skkhan-xd4ev Pure henna only gives reddish orange color. If you see brands claim black henna, stay away from it. Also, brands often deceive people by playing with words. If you see "henna hair color", stay away from it. If you want to cover your grey hair, buy pure henna and organic indigo / indigo for hair. Use two step process. This is the real natural way.

@@skkhan-xd4ev Stay away from chemical hair colors because they have hydrogen peroxide which will cause more greys.

@@ironlake8944 many thanks for the help. Will look for organic henna and indigo now

@@skkhan-xd4ev I have premature greys. I tried everything but doesn't work so eventually i had to shave my head.

That sliding piece can be frustrating! I feel like the design could have been made so much better. Try turning the beater shaft sideways so the spring on the shaft is on the left, and slide that attachment piece on from the right. You can even hold your hand on it to keep it in place as you lower the top of the mixer down, until the attachment sits on the paddle. Then start running the machine to make sure it’s secure.

Someone also posted a video on if you do not have a spring… You slide it in the other way and it is supposed to be snug so… You’re probably doing it right

Thanks for watching! I think the large brush helps me get through it quicker for sure!

You got this, Debi! Let us know how it turns out!

Debi! I’m so glad this was helpful and would love an update on how it went for you! I have gotten more grey hair since shooting this video and it still covers it every time!

Thanks for watching, Melanie! This post has links to the freezer containers and other favorite items for making ice cream. Let me know if you have any questions! justhomemaking.com/how-to-use-kitchenaid-ice-cream-maker/#helpfulproducts

#sweetandsassy

This post has a bunch of recipes that I recommend and use! justhomemaking.com/how-to-use-kitchenaid-ice-cream-maker/

What a sweet, sentimental gift she’s given you! I love that. ☺️ Yes, the attachment fits on the top of the mixer snuggly, but it doesn’t click, and it could come off relatively easily. The paddle just sits in the bowl and none of it is really all that secure until you lower the top of the mixer and have the two pieces resting on top of one another. I hope that helps and makes sense! Thank you for watching!

@@justhomemaking6142 Yes, thank you!

Hi Shannon! I am so excited to hear this! How did your first henna experience go for you? I can’t wait to hear! I love the mahogany so much!