hi all - hope someone can give me guidance re an older Vitamix

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I bought mine in the late 80s - it is currently sitting in the back of the

closet.

As I get ready to bring it out and freshen it up I am looking at what to use it

for.

I see there are 'wet' and " dry " applications and containers -- would a vitamix

from the late 80s be by its nature more 'wet' than 'dry'?

Thanks in advance !!!

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Wecome! Your older model is likely all stainless? If so, you can do both wet

and dry in the same container. You probably have a 3600, which is a FABULOUS

unit! I only upgraded mine last year, and still have my old one too-great unit,

as is the new one. I upgraded only because I have used my old dinosaur daily

for well over 25 years, so I thought I had earned a new one! Glad you have

joined us!

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> I bought mine in the late 80s - it is currently sitting in the back of the

closet.

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> As I get ready to bring it out and freshen it up I am looking at what to use

it for.

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> I see there are 'wet' and " dry " applications and containers -- would a vitamix

from the late 80s be by its nature more 'wet' than 'dry'?

>

>

> Thanks in advance !!!

>

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Hello name?The Dry container is for making flours and grinding coffee.The Wet container is for EVERYTHING ELSE! :-)This document should get you inspired to use your Vitamix to its fullest potential and we can help!/message/19698

Blessings,Lea Ann SavageSatellite Beach, FL(321) 773-7088 (home)(321-961-9219 (cell)))><'>www.VitamixLady.comwww..com<))><

On Mar 25, 2012, at 1:37 PM, eilismaura wrote:

I bought mine in the late 80s - it is currently sitting in the back of the closet.

As I get ready to bring it out and freshen it up I am looking at what to use it for.

I see there are 'wet' and "dry" applications and containers -- would a vitamix from the late 80s be by its nature more 'wet' than 'dry'?

Thanks in advance !!!