Avoid a cloudy Vitamix container!

By wiping down the inside after cleaning it. Keeps the minerals from settling on the side and making it cloudy

[@BrianMiller1973]

I have well water and I can confirm that hand drying is an absolute must if you want to help keep your container looking nice.

[@ui7183]

Same here well water and minerals in water . If I don't dry the dishes it leaves the build up on it

[@amp9672]

thanks so much for the tip!

[@blessingoyiogu9485]

That's why glass containers are unbeatable. I wonder why Vitamix does not want to include that

[@joemann7971]

Glass containers also heavy and can potentially break. You'd need to make the glass pretty thick for it not to break. Vitamix does have a stainless steel container, which is both fairly light, scratch resistant and durable. The only downside is that it does transfer heat more easily, if you're blending anything hot.

[@andtothewestamerica]

A little vinegar should clear that up

[@natrlchallenge]

Mine still got it, even though it was hand cleaned every time I used it 😢

[@MrMizat03]

Firstly, this woman is absolutely gorgeous - like unreal kind of beauty, like Gal Gadot's sister kind of hunky. Secondly, I disagree. It's the materials you blend that causes cloudyness. Mine were perfect forever and I only shook it dry, then I blended a lot of ginger one time and blamo, ruined container. It's micro-scratching if you look closely. Same with cloudyness in car paint jobs. It's micro abrasion.

[@vegangelist]

Absolutely agree. It's micro abrasion.

[@jros9312]

Lazy parents? Really?

[@sicmike2g]

Only parents use blenders ?

[@jamies8973]

Can you run CLR in it to clean up the mineral deposits?

[@ui7183]

You might be able to but it might harm the plastic . Other then that I would use vinegar, baking soda, lemon and looks better