Womice Milk Frother, Double Whisk Head Electric Foam Maker - 304 Stainless Steel - Handheld Battery Operated Whisk Drink Mixer - Perfect For Latte, Coffee, Cappuccino - Includes Stand.

I really like this frother. I bought is specifically to help me blend my homemade lotions and creams and it delivers. It has good power and it's easy to clean. I like the sleek design and the holder it comes with. I think I'm going to buy a 2nd one for my kitchen.

Glad I got this. I blend oils into my coffee nad was having to use a large bullet for blending. This is so much more convenient and quick. Easy to use, easy to clean and comes with a holder to keep it clean from dust or whatever.

For the first few days, this frother worked well, producing a firm layer of foam. (I froth a heaping TBSP of powdered milk and a packet of stevia with approx. 2 oz. of freshly brewed coffee, which makes an exceptionally firm froth; I then add the remaining coffee.) But by the end of the week, the bottom section of the coil began to work away from where the heavier anchor wire which runs through the center of the spring where it nears the body of the frother. Manually pushing the coil to fit snugly again was very difficult; after one use, the coil worked away again immediately. Then the top section of the coil actually moved past the other end of the anchor wire and stuck out at an angle, causing the rotation of the frother head to become elliptical and erratic. The whole frother shifted from side to side and became to somewhat difficult to control. Again, manually pushing the coil back onto the anchor wire was difficult and pointless since it, too, worked its way off the wire during the next use. Instead of a firm, thick layer of foam this frother could now only produce a thin layer of weak bubbles that dissipated quickly. My previous frother (similar design & price, purchased through Amazon) lasted over 1-1/2 years without any coil issues. I also did not care for this frother stand. I rinse my frother thoroughly after each use. I was concerned that sticking a damp frother into a closed stand might promote bacterial/mold growth. My previous frother had an open stand so that the frother could air dry. No, I would not recommend the Womice Milk Frother, Double Whisk Head Electric Foam Maker - 304 Stainless Steel.

Use to make Bulletproof coffee. Not as good as a blender, but soo much easier and quicker. Like the double row.

Love this double whisk frother. I've used handheld frother for years but always with just one whisk. Having 2 whisks makes it froth fast, and does a much better job of lots of froth. I use soy creamer, no dairy, andon't it froths that soy creamer in less than 30 seconds. The price is great, and I'm liking the nice case too.

I use this in my camping gear for coffees.From biggest issue to smallest:-cap does not stay on-when cap comes off or loose it bends the rod spins the wisk in large circles and vibrates-excessively large for the power it has.bonus thoughts:It is not advertised to wisk eggs so no harm done here, but it doesnt have enough power to dilute an egg. i wish i could use it for this purpose as well, but maybe this will give you an idea of the power output.

The Womice Milk Frother, Double Whisk Head Electric Foam Maker performs as promised. Quite impressed! Of note is the thought designers put into storage. The unit has a "lipstick" case, unlike other brands. The housing design ensures the stainless steel spinner head is protected from airborne particles when not in use and can sit vertically without tipping. Note: There are no instructions for battery insertion. Pay close attention to the two small graphic pics inside the battery case: One is a flat circle--the other, the "bump" end of a battery. If the batteries are not inserted per the graphic indicators, the unit will not work. For best frothing results, use a tall, narrow glass container, otherwise almost instant overflow. Works with half-n-half and almond milk perfectly.

I use to blend an instant coffee and creamer to froth it a bit and it works well. I have even whipped a small amount of heavy cream till it thickened and then poured coffee over it or made hot cocoa with it... came out fantastic. Have one at the office and one at home.