EASEHOLD Juicer Machine, Centrifugal Juicer Extractor with Wide Mouth Large 2.5”Feed Chute for Whole Fruit and Veg, 600W Motor, Juice Maker with 4 Speeds, BPA Free, Easy to Clean, Stainless Steel

I juice celery every morning. When I'm at home, I have my usual, larger capacity juicer. When I visit my parents in Florida, I needed an easy-to-store juicer to ship to them. This juicer is perfect!Pros:Easy to useEasy to cleanEasy to storeGreat value (less expensive than my larger juicer and still just as powerful)Cons:Lower capacity juice holder (easy workaround)- I usually juice 12-16 oz. each morning. With this juicer I need to empty the juice into a glass halfway through juicing so it won't overflow. The spout side of the juice holder is lower than the outer side. Only one time (and then I learned!), I thought I had plenty of space for more juice because it had space before reaching the top...and then the spout end started overflowing juice onto the counter.***I only use this juicer when I'm visiting my parents about 3-4 weeks/year so I haven't been able to see its durability long-term with daily use but it seems to be great quality and has lasted 2 years already.

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UPDATE at the end. For the price it's excellent! I'm only using this for celery juice and you have to make it fresh every morning. That being said it took 35 min to take it out, assemble it and set it up, get out the celery, cut it and wash it and then make 4 cups of juice. Plus also washing it drying it and putting it back in the cabinet. I did hand wash it and I did dry it and the picture shows I put all the pieces in a little basket. It's so much easier that way since Everything's not totally dry I don't want to actually put it back together right away. This does jam around the 2 cups of juice mark. That's totally reasonable. You just got to pop it apart real quick and scrape off the celery fibers. I mean it's celery everything jams with celery. As long as you have a relatively small rubber scraper and a measuring cup (if you're gonna make more than 2 cups of juice), you're pretty much good. If you don't mind that there's still some juice left in the pulp this is very quick. If you do mind, in advance, you get a couple of mesh bags lined up in a bowl and when you are done juicing, you take all the pulp, put it into your mesh bags and squeeze. For 4 cups of juice. I got about another half a cup from that pulp it's up to you if that's important. I would imagine for other things it probably does much better, but the celery fibers are just difficult. Overall four out of five stars just because there is some juice left in the pop but I've got a juicer that's over $300 and it doesn't work as good as this and it's so much harder to clean and put together and this one comes with a little brush, and it really does the trick cleaning that mesh screen, it will get crusty so you need to rinse it off of the mesh screen within say 10 minutes of being done.After using this for a couple of weeks I'm still really happy with it.1 A few tips one run it for 30 seconds before you try to do anything.2 it works best on the slower setting. It is slower, but on the faster setting a lot of things just get pushed through and don't get juiced.3 if you don't put as much stuff in the shoot, it never jams as long as you don't stop juicing. If I have to stop for any reason for a minute, I just let it run. It seems to dry out and jam if you turn it off.4 these aren't really complaints they're just pointers to help you if you get this price for this juicer is great as I said earlier I paid $250 for one and it is nowhere near this good.5 if you have a mesh bag and you put one over a bowl I just pour all of the juice into that first in case anything gets through. It's a lot easier than using the whole system. They give you the container with the lid and then the other portion that goes into keep the pulp outI am very happy with this purchase

My wife has been looking for a juice extractor at different stores, and they have different prices the ones that were like 30 to 50 box were cheap but they look made with bad quality and other ones were more expensive, finally we found this one and give it a try, and to be honest it did not disappoint us so far, looks like one of the expensive ones from walmart and it has been working pretty well, it does the juices really quick and as far as my wife has said is easy to clean and she is not having any issues with it. Hopefully it will last years.

At first this juicer was working fairly well. However, any larger chunks of carrots were seeming to hit upwards against the ceiling of the machine while processing through the grinder mechanism. So there was a big "crack!" when i juiced a chunk of carrot. Then the next day, the crack got bigger - now i was juicing normal stuff: cut up carrots, cut up apples, cut up beets, celery. So the third day I thought, "I hope it doesn't crack further..." yet halfway through the juicing session, the crack all of a sudden became kite shaped and a substantial, jagged chunk of plastic flew off the top of the juicer, pulp spraying everywhere. It was surprising! Needless to say, the machine is now useless, since there is no top to keep in the fruit over that section - and it was less than two weeks of use as well. So I am returning the juicer, and I'm glad that the only damage done to me was a showering of beet and carrot pulp, rather than a large cut, etc.

I love it. Yes it’s cheaper but doesn’t mean it doesn’t work. Easy to use, easy to clean! Definitely happy I invested in thisUpdate: I hate this juicer. It was good for a beginner juicer but now I have to invest in a better one. After juicing it leave so much pulp that could have been juiced! It candle handle a lot of juicing in one day. I just made for mason jars and it stared smelling like it would catch on fire. I’m not saying this is a bad juicer, it was good for when I first started out but if if u plan on juicer daily and a lot of fruit and veggies look for something else

Good juicer. Makes a good amount so you could make a week long batch with just a few fruits and veggies.My problem is that its design makes it messy. Its a smaller juicer so pulp collects fast. The funnel to drop food is shorter so the fruit piece tends to blow back up the pipe so you have to put the presser down super fast. Also the juice catcher is also too short that when juice drips down it splatters.Cleaning is fairly easy. If you are an avid juicer I recommend getting a larger machine.