K45WW: Kitchenaid whisk replacement Size: 6”. Fits For 4.5-5QT Title-Head Stand Mixer. Please measure before purchase. If you need a bigger size wire whip, please check another model K5AWW 7.25”
Fit Models: The Kitchenaid whisk replacement part suits KSM15, KSM110, KSM103, KSM75, KN15, K45, and KSM90 Tilt-Head Stand Mixer.
The K45WW 6” Wire Whip Compatible with 4.5-5Qt KitchenAid Tilt-Head Stand Mixer, Kitchenaid Whisk Replacement For Egg Cream Stirrer, Flour Cake Balloon Whisk，Kitchenaid mixer attachments is custom tailored to fit you just like a glove. These K45WW 6” Wire Whip Compatible with 4.5-5Qt KitchenAid Tilt-Head Stand Mixer, Kitchenaid Whisk Replacement For Egg Cream Stirrer, Flour Cake Balloon Whisk，Kitchenaid mixer attachments items are comfortable and lightweight and will keep you cool and dry all game long.
Great Mixing: K45WW kitchenaid mixer whisk Wire whip replacement quickly incorporates air into ingredients for fluffy whipped cream, perfect boiled frosting, and cakes with whipped egg whites. This whisk is a must-have for any kitchen and is a popular Kitchenaid mixer accessory.
The K45WW 6” Wire Whip Compatible with 4.5-5Qt KitchenAid Tilt-Head Stand Mixer, Kitchenaid Whisk Replacement For Egg Cream Stirrer, Flour Cake Balloon Whisk，Kitchenaid mixer attachments is custom tailored to fit you just like a glove. These K45WW 6” Wire Whip Compatible with 4.5-5Qt KitchenAid Tilt-Head Stand Mixer, Kitchenaid Whisk Replacement For Egg Cream Stirrer, Flour Cake Balloon Whisk，Kitchenaid mixer attachments items are comfortable and lightweight and will keep you cool and dry all game long.
High-Quality: KitchenAid whisk attachment replacement made of high-quality material, stainless steel wire tines, and aluminum flange. (Should be hand washed and dried immediately to maintain its quality.)
Easy To Use： To adjust the K45WW kitchenaid whisk replacement whisk-to-bowl clearance, first ensure the mixer is off and unplugged. Then, tilt the motor head back. Adjust the beater height by turning the adjustment screw slightly counterclockwise to raise the whisk or clockwise to lower it. The goal is to position the whisk so it just clears the bowl’s surface. Be careful not to over-adjust, as this may prevent the motor head from locking when lowered.
