I found exactly what I needed in this electric grill for my small space. It's very fast and practical; I can do many things at once, and above all, I love how easy it is to clean. I highly recommend it.

I found exactly what I needed in this electric grill for my small space. It's very fast and practical; I can do many things at once, and above all, I love how easy it is to clean. I highly recommend it.

This is the first time I've ever used a juicer. The instructions seem fairly good, although I was a bit confused on the lock feature as I had the main cup turned backwards. I initially put in about 5 small mandarin oranges and 1 large naval orange. I thought I recorded, but blundered that. So I put 2 more mandarin oranges in and started the recording. When I added just the 2, one of them got stuck on the top of the auger. The plunger tool didn't reach it, so I had to open the lid and move that orange to the side. After it juiced it all and was turned off, it kept pouring out some juice for about 30 seconds more. The taking apart and handwashing of parts took just a few minutes. My only worry there is you have to pull this little rubber filter out of its place with a rubber tab that seems like after much pulling, the tab would pull apart, so be gentle when pulling that filter out. It says not to wash in the dishwasher, I think because of the harshness of the detergent, but the plastic seems sturdy so I would think top rack would be fine if not for the harshness of the detergent. They give you a tool that looks like a toothbrush with a few additional bristles coming out of the top, and a little stick coming out of the bottom. I used this stick to push out the last of the pulp. So those oranges (7 small and 1 large) made about 9 oz. of orange juice that was delicious! It was a bit pulpy, but not a lot. I don't care for pulp, and it wasn't enough to gross me out. Overall, I thought it was pretty easy to use, not too loud, and did a great job separating the juice and the other. I liked not having to cut the oranges up. The biggest issue will be where to store this!

This is the first time I've ever used a juicer. The instructions seem fairly good, although I was a bit confused on the lock feature as I had the main cup turned backwards. I initially put in about 5 small mandarin oranges and 1 large naval orange. I thought I recorded, but blundered that. So I put 2 more mandarin oranges in and started the recording. When I added just the 2, one of them got stuck on the top of the auger. The plunger tool didn't reach it, so I had to open the lid and move that orange to the side. After it juiced it all and was turned off, it kept pouring out some juice for about 30 seconds more. The taking apart and handwashing of parts took just a few minutes. My only worry there is you have to pull this little rubber filter out of its place with a rubber tab that seems like after much pulling, the tab would pull apart, so be gentle when pulling that filter out. It says not to wash in the dishwasher, I think because of the harshness of the detergent, but the plastic seems sturdy so I would think top rack would be fine if not for the harshness of the detergent. They give you a tool that looks like a toothbrush with a few additional bristles coming out of the top, and a little stick coming out of the bottom. I used this stick to push out the last of the pulp. So those oranges (7 small and 1 large) made about 9 oz. of orange juice that was delicious! It was a bit pulpy, but not a lot. I don't care for pulp, and it wasn't enough to gross me out. Overall, I thought it was pretty easy to use, not too loud, and did a great job separating the juice and the other. I liked not having to cut the oranges up. The biggest issue will be where to store this!

This is the first time I've ever used a juicer. The instructions seem fairly good, although I was a bit confused on the lock feature as I had the main cup turned backwards. I initially put in about 5 small mandarin oranges and 1 large naval orange. I thought I recorded, but blundered that. So I put 2 more mandarin oranges in and started the recording. When I added just the 2, one of them got stuck on the top of the auger. The plunger tool didn't reach it, so I had to open the lid and move that orange to the side. After it juiced it all and was turned off, it kept pouring out some juice for about 30 seconds more. The taking apart and handwashing of parts took just a few minutes. My only worry there is you have to pull this little rubber filter out of its place with a rubber tab that seems like after much pulling, the tab would pull apart, so be gentle when pulling that filter out. It says not to wash in the dishwasher, I think because of the harshness of the detergent, but the plastic seems sturdy so I would think top rack would be fine if not for the harshness of the detergent. They give you a tool that looks like a toothbrush with a few additional bristles coming out of the top, and a little stick coming out of the bottom. I used this stick to push out the last of the pulp. So those oranges (7 small and 1 large) made about 9 oz. of orange juice that was delicious! It was a bit pulpy, but not a lot. I don't care for pulp, and it wasn't enough to gross me out. Overall, I thought it was pretty easy to use, not too loud, and did a great job separating the juice and the other. I liked not having to cut the oranges up. The biggest issue will be where to store this!

This is the first time I've ever used a juicer. The instructions seem fairly good, although I was a bit confused on the lock feature as I had the main cup turned backwards. I initially put in about 5 small mandarin oranges and 1 large naval orange. I thought I recorded, but blundered that. So I put 2 more mandarin oranges in and started the recording. When I added just the 2, one of them got stuck on the top of the auger. The plunger tool didn't reach it, so I had to open the lid and move that orange to the side. After it juiced it all and was turned off, it kept pouring out some juice for about 30 seconds more. The taking apart and handwashing of parts took just a few minutes. My only worry there is you have to pull this little rubber filter out of its place with a rubber tab that seems like after much pulling, the tab would pull apart, so be gentle when pulling that filter out. It says not to wash in the dishwasher, I think because of the harshness of the detergent, but the plastic seems sturdy so I would think top rack would be fine if not for the harshness of the detergent. They give you a tool that looks like a toothbrush with a few additional bristles coming out of the top, and a little stick coming out of the bottom. I used this stick to push out the last of the pulp. So those oranges (7 small and 1 large) made about 9 oz. of orange juice that was delicious! It was a bit pulpy, but not a lot. I don't care for pulp, and it wasn't enough to gross me out. Overall, I thought it was pretty easy to use, not too loud, and did a great job separating the juice and the other. I liked not having to cut the oranges up. The biggest issue will be where to store this!

This Juicer truly impressed me with how easy it was to use and clean. The motor runs smoothly and extracts a good amount of juice with very little waste — even from harder fruits and vegetables like carrots or apples or beetroot . The design is sleek and compact, Assembly is easy. It’s quiet and powerful .This is an excellent choice for anyone wanting a reliable, budget-friendly cold press juicer for fresh juice at home. Highly recommend!!!

This Juicer truly impressed me with how easy it was to use and clean. The motor runs smoothly and extracts a good amount of juice with very little waste — even from harder fruits and vegetables like carrots or apples or beetroot . The design is sleek and compact, Assembly is easy. It’s quiet and powerful .This is an excellent choice for anyone wanting a reliable, budget-friendly cold press juicer for fresh juice at home. Highly recommend!!!

This Juicer truly impressed me with how easy it was to use and clean. The motor runs smoothly and extracts a good amount of juice with very little waste — even from harder fruits and vegetables like carrots or apples or beetroot . The design is sleek and compact, Assembly is easy. It’s quiet and powerful .This is an excellent choice for anyone wanting a reliable, budget-friendly cold press juicer for fresh juice at home. Highly recommend!!!

This Juicer truly impressed me with how easy it was to use and clean. The motor runs smoothly and extracts a good amount of juice with very little waste — even from harder fruits and vegetables like carrots or apples or beetroot . The design is sleek and compact, Assembly is easy. It’s quiet and powerful .This is an excellent choice for anyone wanting a reliable, budget-friendly cold press juicer for fresh juice at home. Highly recommend!!!

Love this! I set it up to grate cheese. I grated 2.5 lbs in under 2 minutes! Easy to pop the blades on. I’m anxious to try the other blades. My husband who,by his own admission, is not easily impressed….was impressed!

Love this! I set it up to grate cheese. I grated 2.5 lbs in under 2 minutes! Easy to pop the blades on. I’m anxious to try the other blades. My husband who,by his own admission, is not easily impressed….was impressed!

Love this! I set it up to grate cheese. I grated 2.5 lbs in under 2 minutes! Easy to pop the blades on. I’m anxious to try the other blades. My husband who,by his own admission, is not easily impressed….was impressed!

I really love it for making my green smoothies. It was very easy to put together and 💚 I like that it doesn't cost me anything to clean it.
Can I get the pulp separately and the water separately from each vegetable or fruit?

I really love it for making my green smoothies. It was very easy to put together and I like that it doesn't cost me anything to clean it.
Can I get the pulp separately and the water separately from each vegetable or fruit?