Chefaith 12" Stainless Steel Hand Push Whisk [Self Rotating] [Semi-Automatic] + Food-Grade Silicone Coated Wire Whisk as Bonus - Premium Quality & Ultra Durable Kitchen Whisks for Mixing, Blending

This is a lot of work to beat egg whites, but it did work. I bought it, to bring it on vacation with me because I was not sure if some of the kitchens I was working in would have a whisk or mixer for egg whites. You really have to switch back and forth between the hand push and the whisk to do more than 2 egg whites and it takes about 10 minutes of steady work. Great workout. Cleans up nice. I don't know what problems other reviewers were having with the cleaning. This cleans up nice.

These worked well while they lasted which wasn't long. I was very impressed with them at first. They both had a good weight to them and the whisk was one of my favorites, but after several months they started to leak rusty water. Perhaps, if you were very gentle hand washing them that wouldn't happen, but I don't feel comfortable using utensil until it has gone through the dishwasher.

UPDATE: I am retracting my last review, the manual whisk is terrible. The prongs on the whisk keep falling out. After I tried to replace the prongs, I began to push on it to make sure they wouldn't fall out again and a ton of RUSTY WATER came flying out of it. I will be returning.These both came in a brown box and was bubble wrapped separately. The manual whisk seems like it has metal springs that have a silicone cover on it. It's not as sturdy as I wanted it but it is not as bendy as othe silicone whisks are. The push whisk is pretty good, it works great although I wish the handle had a silicone cushion on it because the liger I was using it the more it was hurting the bones in my hand. And it would help to have a better grip on it. Also I saw at the bottom of the whisk some of the springs were not fully secure and started to move the more I used it. But I do like this product.

I bought this set mostly for the hand whisk because it's safe to use on Teflon or non-scratch surfaces, and it's good and sturdy. The hand push whisk I've used a couple times for pancake batter or to scramble eggs. My six-yr-old grand-daughter gets a kick out of using it. She thinks it's fun. It's easy to clean. It's not something I'd buy on it's own, but because it was a set, it's a good value.

I like these. However, I washed these in the dishwasher after delivery and when I went to use the big whisk a couple days later, a bunch of old water flooded out from where the whisks attach to the handle. Yuck! Now I just make sure all the water is out before putting it away. The push whisk is really cool. Overall the designs of these are good, but I do wish the big whisk was a little sturdier.

When whisking eggs with the hand push whisk, I noticed a black liquid in the eggs. I removed it and after washing it in the dishwasher, I held it on the counter and whisked it. I have a paper towel which has huge spots of black which came out of the handle. Can you help me figure out what this is?

The whisk came with a nice surprise. Another whisk. They are both good quality and the push whisk is technology put to good use. It's very elegant actually and a smooth hand motion accomplishes the otherwise wristy job of beating eggs. A must have!

They both work really well. The automatic one is great. Just don't submerge the handle in water, or the gears inside will get all gross and black stuff will leak out of the handle when you use it.