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Question: Mine has died I started up my Whisper Mill yesterday, it we *PFFFLBT!!* and started spitting milled foam (like the stuff from the top of the grain canister).  Anyone else had thi problem?  If so, is it a total loss, cost to fix, etc?
Document: I bought the mine from amazon and I worship it, super helpful!. It does a great job with rice, wheat, rye, barley, etc...tapioca turns to star dust :P It's really simple to use. I like the fast it can make the flour.....The ONLY problem is: it's a bit annoying to use hominy or garbanzos because the grain mill gets clogged, therefore, i need to throw them in one by one.
I make bread on a weekly basis, and so I use this every week to mill my flour. It makes the flour so fine you would almost think it was unbleached white. The bread from the milled flour has been so good. The only thing is I do wish is that I could get a nice course grind from it so I can make things like polenta with it. Other than that I recommend this mill for anyone that is really serious about milling their own grain.
It doesn't exactly "whisper," but it is definitely quieter than any other grinder I have ever heard. My mother and sister have other grinders and they both wish they had mine because theirs is so hard to clean and then they have to put the wheat flour in the freezer until they want to use it to slow the loss of nutrients.
We are so glad we purchased this and have been using this mill for years, it works wonderfully! We make a full canister of flour at home every couple of weeks. We make our own flour to avoid cross contamination with allergens in store bought flours.It's a great reliable product, the customer service for WonderMill was great too! I would recommend this for anyone who wants to make their own flour from grain! Awesome product!
Once that's in place, then I move the canister under the lid and press it down.The plus side of such a firm connection is that there is no flour mess -- ALL of the flour ends up in the canister. I followed the instructions and started my milling 2 cups of grain, to clean out the mill. I used hard white winter wheat, on the bread flour setting. It yielded 3 cups of flour.
I forgot that first time, and made giant mess. Just an FYI. Another reviewer talks about lining the canister with plastic bag and that it helps with clean up - I have not tried that, but it sounds like it would work, I'll add addendum when I try it next week. Just ground up 6 cups of wheat so won't need more until then.Hope that this review helps someone else and clears up a little of the confusion that seems to be around about this machine.
I have owned this mill for years and couldn't be more pleased. Mine is the older model, The Whispermill, and it has given me many good years of service. I make all of my quick breads, biscuits, tortillas, etc. and many of my yeasted breads. Even during heavy baking time it has been faithfull. Buy this mill.
Who knew Land of lakes had GF stuff. They have a lot of great GF recipes!This is a great mill product. Excellent for those eating GF, or anyone wanting to control their ingredients more. I find Amazon, one of the best places for GF products, usually with free shipping. Yeah for amazon.
If I've ground more than about a cup of flour, it's a real problem because prying off the lid leads to flour flying everywhere when it finally snaps off. Perhaps I'm just not strong enough?3. If the flour canister lid is not all the way on, watch out! Flour will spew out everywhere, and it will look like it snowed in your house.
I purchased a Whisper Mill about 10 years ago; it died this past week. It is not particularly quiet, about the noise level of a vacuum cleaner. It mills very efficiently; we normally mill flour as we need it, as it is a very speedy process. It does spew out flour from the side if the lid is not on tightly; however, I usually just held the lid snugly in place, since it required such a short time to mill the grain anyway.
Answer: In answering another question on the mill, I found some information. First, though, do you have a Wonder Mill or a Whisper Mill?"The Utah-based Grainmaster Whispermill Company went out of business about 8 years ago and no longer exists. The Whispermill grain mill was not produced for over a year after the company's closing. Unfortunately all warranty promises died with the Whispermill Company."After seeing and hearing that there was a need in the market for a return of this type of grain mill, and after requests from dealers worldwide, our Idaho-based company, Brownwick LLC, was formed. Brownwick LLC purchased and secured all molds and production rights for the Whispermill in an after bankruptcy sale from a third party. Brownwick LLC does not have and never has had any business relationship with the Whispermill Company."After purchasing the molds and production equipment Brownwick LLC put this mill back into production as THE WONDERMILL. Along with the rebirth of THE WONDERMILL came many big improvements and internal changes. These changes have made THE WONDERMILL far superior to the old Whispermill, as well as all other grain mills on the market today."http://www.thewondermill.com/index.php/module/statics/action/view_listing/page/41If it is a Wonder Mill, then the following may be helpful:A lifetime warranty is included with every WonderMill.http://www.thewondermill.com/http://www.thewondermill.com/pdfs/warranty_form.pdfI hope this helps.