Kitchen in the box Juicer Machines
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About Kitchen in the box Juicer Machines
Overall Feedback:
75% positive
91% found it easy to clean and maintain
The Cold Press Juicer is easy to clean, taking less than a minute, unlike the Aicok Juice extractor which was painful to clean, especially the saw or sander used to shave the fruits or vegetables.
The cleanup process is much easier than a centrifugal juicer. The parts come apart easily, are made of solid plastic and are very easy to clean.
It is easy to disassemble and clean, and comes with a cleaning brush to get at those hard-to-reach sections.
88% found it easy to operate and assemble
The Cold Press Juicer is easy to clean and can be done in under a minute, while the Aicok was difficult to clean.
It is easy to use and clean with only a few parts to wash of any residue or juice.
91% appreciated the high juice yield, though 9% found it averaged
I have found that the theory behind this type of juicer is that it can extract more juice and nutrients by slowly squeezing the target fruit or vegetable.
I can produce almost 500 ml of pear juice with two large pears.
It took me an hour to juice two 16oz bottles.
83% appreciated the sturdy and durable design, though 17% found it flimsy
I appreciate the BPA-free construction of the juicer for the health and safety of my family.
All parts are detachable and easy to operate.
The juicer is easy to clean, except for one piece with small gaps that are difficult to clean.
The juicer is made of hard plastic, which may not be a problem for some people.
96% liked the quiet operation
This juicer has a low noise level, allowing me to carry on a conversation while juicing.
79% praised its fast and efficient performance, but 21% experienced jamming issues
I can make a full glass of juice in just a few minutes, indicating that the juicer has a fast processing speed.
The high-power squeeze is smooth and the machine does not get stuck.
The juicer slowly squeezes the item in a screw-like mechanism.
81% liked the continuous pulp management
This juicer has a mechanism to manage pulp. It takes the incoming fruit or vegetable in a chute, runs it through the juicer and pushes the pulp out one tube and the juice out another.
The leftover pulp from the blueberries, carrots, and celery I used was dry.
Using the juicer produces less mess, stickiness, and work than manual juicing and is easy to use.
