Protein shake mixer for glazes

[Elmoclayman]

Any one use one of the small hand held protein shake mixer/ milk froth mixer for mixing low fire bottled glazes?  I have a lot of bottled glazes that sit for a couple months. I add water to them and shake them like a bartender and that usually works, but was looking for an automated tool to help mix them quicker.   Does one brand work better than another?  Thinking it might need a bit of power if the glazes have dried out a little and are fairly firm. Thanks in advance. 

[oldlady]

contact the manufacturer of the glaze for their particular thinning method.   i was sent something for a glaze that was their propriatary product and it worked well.   i only use one bottled glaze, a bright red on exteriors only.  the cost was quite reasonable.

[neilestrick]

I use the cheapest stick/hand/immersion blender I can find. They tend to wear out faster than with kitchen use due to the abrasiveness of the glaze materials, but they work great.

[JohnnyK]

17 hours ago, neilestrick said:

I use the cheapest stick/hand/immersion blender I can find. They tend to wear out faster than with kitchen use due to the abrasiveness of the glaze materials, but they work great.

I have 2 of those that I picked up at a thrift store for $5 apiece. I also use a small coffee grinder for turning hardened glazed into powder, also around $5...