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Just a quick question, something fundamental that I should already know.
How important is it to keep the mixer blade sharp? I know some use a metal fence stake and in that case I guess it isn't very sharp. It just mushes the paper up but doesn't necessarily cut it. Am I right?
Sincerely, Judith
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