GDOR Juicer with Larger 3.2" Feed Chute
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About GDOR Juicer with Larger 3.2" Feed Chute
Overall Feedback:
73% positive
85% found it easy to clean and maintain, but 15% struggled with stubborn stains
Setting up and cleaning the juicer is easy. The juice obtained is refreshing and in a fair amount.
The parts of the juicer work perfectly together and are easy to clean with the included cleaning brush for the strainer.
The juicer is easy to clean with soapy water.
Clean up is a headache and there are some shortcomings.
84% found it easy to operate and assemble, but 16% struggled with complex parts
I like and recommend the juicer because it is easy to use, assemble, take apart, and clean in the dishwasher or by hand.
The lowest setting of the mixer is somewhat high speed.
82% appreciated the high juice output
I found that the juicer extracts all the juice from fruits and vegetables and leaves enough pulp for making bread, which is good for fibers.
80% appreciated the sturdy and durable design, though 20% found it flimsy
The micro mesh filter and Gold plated titanium blade are of better quality and finer.
The plastic material of the juicer has held up well and is sturdy.
The product is made of plastic, not enamel or stainless steel, which makes it feel a bit cheap. However, it still does the job.
The quality of materials used in the juicer is not good.
81% liked the quiet operation, but 19% found it noisy
This juicer runs much quieter than expected even with the 1200W motor as stated. It produces a humming sound when first turned on before adding fruits into the chute.
When I use the machine to extract, it is quite loud. However, I have never used a quiet juicer before.
The juicer is loud, but it doesn't bog down while processing vegetables and fruits.
87% liked the continuous pulp ejection, but 13% found it clogged often
The juicer does a great job of extracting juice and leaving pulp for bread, helping with fiber preservation.
I suggested using a bag to catch the pulp for easy clean up.
During the removal process, juice and pulp gets all over the workspace.
