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Red plastic handled egg beater Made in USA by Blue Whirl 1950s era Stainless steel blades, metal gear & extended handle. Red plastic handle & crank knob. Measured : 11& 1/2in. long - 3 & 1/8 in. at widest point.

May 10, 2024 · Vintage kitchen hand mixer stainless steel with red plastic handles. This has BLUE WHIRL stamped into one of the mixer blades. Good condition with just some light, easily removed discoloration on the main gear. ** Please keep in mind, when buying any of my items, that they are old, vintage and used. They often show signs of wear, use and age.

A Blue Whirl Stainless Steel Egg Beater from the 1950's. The Blue Whirl Egg Beater measures 12 inches long. It is marked on the blades: "Blue Whirl" and "Stainless". The Egg Beater is in working order. The handles are made of plastic and the blue color has faded.

Jan 1, 2023 · In this work, we generate the blue whirl using a forced-ventilation fire whirl apparatus, based on which the incoming flow rate and thereby the swirl intensity can be actively adjusted.

Jan 1, 2019 · The blue whirl is a recently discovered regime of the fire whirl that burns without any visible soot, even while burning liquid fuels directly. This flame evolves naturally from a traditional fire whirl in a fixed-frame self-entraining fire whirl experimental setup.

Original vintage magazine ad for the Blue Whirl Egg Beater. Tagline or sample ad copy: Eight Reasons why housewives like to beat and blend eggs, cream, batters, sauces, gravies, cereals with Blue Whirl

IT HAS A WOODEN HANDLE WITH "BLUE SWIRL" WRITTEN ON IT IN AND A BLUE TURNING HANDLE.

Aug 4, 2016 · In studying fire whirls over water for oil-spill cleanup, we discovered a beautiful, swirling flame phenomenon, the “blue whirl,” which evolves from a fire whirl and burns with nearly soot-free combustion.