Dash Citrus Juicer Extractor: Compact Juicer for Healthy Juice, Oranges, Lemons, Limes, Grapefruit & other Citrus Fruit with Easy Pour Spout + 32 oz Pitcher - Pale Yellow

I was skeptical for the price but we have now juiced over 6 boxes of oranges and several of grapefruits with no difficulty. This is a very easy to clean unit. I also like the adjustable pulp filter. It's a simple and hopefully sturdy design at a good price.

I used to use an inherited glass hand reamer but often had a reamer imprint left in my palm after juicing more than 2 oranges! Then I tried those brightly colored hand squeeze juicers but often the fruit didn’t fit or I could see areas left “unjuiced”. Time for an upgrade.This juicer was an ATK Best Buy and it certainly is!! Easy to use and clean, has 2 reaming heads, adjustable pulp screens, marked measurements on the carafe and extracts every bit of juice. Not noisy and comes in a pretty bright yellow, a retro green and white. All this at an unbelievably reasonable price.

I use my Dash juicer every day. It works great and is easy to clean. An excellent value.A wing on the juicer cone broke when I dropped it on the floor. It must have fallen just right to break. It was my mistake but I wish it would have been a bit sturdier.

I just juiced about 35 pounds of grapefruit with this baby and I give it 5 stars. I have a lemon tree, a grapefruit tree and two tangerine trees and was really tired of squeezing by hand, but I didn't want to spend big bucks on one of those fancy machines. I noticed that Cook's Illustrated rated this model as their best buy, and then found it on sale on Amazon, so I decided to give it a shot. And Cook's was right - It works great! It's easy to use, can adjust the amount of pulp you want, the pitcher can hold quite a bit of juice (32 oz.) before you need to empty it, and the parts are very easy to disassemble and rinse clean (they're also safe for the top rack of the dishwasher.) Operation is simple - when you press halved fruit on the reamer, the motor starts turning. It stops when you stop pressing. Each time the motor stops, it reverses direction. The base has little gripper feet to keep it from sliding around on the counter, and a channel for wrapping the cord for storage. It's not very noisy, and didn't splash any juice while in operation. It would be very easy to use this machine every day.

It does what is supposed to do.

I purchased a white Dash citrus juicer in September. Initially I was very happy with it: it was simple, compact, light, easy to clean and store. I loved the dual cones as I juiced limes from time to time. All was perfect until November when the juicer suddenly stopped working. Well… I used it once a week, sometimes every two weeks to juice mostly 6-8 Valencia oranges at a time. I never considered that an excessive load as Valencia was very soft and juicy orange. Nevertheless, the juicer died.I didn't through it away thinking to fix it. It did not go well. To begin with, the designers used a safety triangle screw to make it difficult to disassemble. Extremely annoyed, but not deterred, I got triangle bits and took it apart. Internals looked well made. The gears were in excellent shape. The on/off switch was functional and well-designed. Nothing resembled trouble. The terminals of the motor transformer were covered with rubberized conformal collating, which prevented examining contact solder. The transformer cores were wrapped in a shrink tape, which was further masking contacts if any. In search of a faulty circuit/component, I scraped the rubberized coating and removed the first layer of shrink tape covering the cores. Under the tape I found a non-resettable thermal fuse (AUPO A2-3A-F), which was open (e.g. “burned”). I thought to short it, but could not. Regrettably, I did additional damage as I was scraping the rubberized coating from the transformer terminals: I cut one hairline wire, which I had no means to mend. So, I wrote this review, snapped some pictures, and through all the pieces of my photo op it in the garbage.Here what puzzles me: Am I the one of those few unlucky who had their juicer stopped working? At the time I was writing this review the juicer had over 2.6K five-star ratings. Really? What are those people juicing? One lemon a month? Or maybe they used it once, wrote a glorifying review, then lost interest in healthy eating and shelved it? It’s hard to explain the drastic contrast between my experience and all the hype that pushed me into buying.In conclusion, if you are to use this juicer infrequently for one or two fruits at a time, then go ahead and buy it. Hopefully, a couple of lemons will not trigger the thermal fuse. If you are to use it at least once a week for 5+ fruits at a time, especially hard ones like lemons and limes, then find something else without a so sensitive non-settable thermal fuse that is hard-wired and deep-buried inside.For my 5+ oranges a week I bought a Cusinart as a replacement. Disclaimer: I have no affiliation with Cusinart. I have had one for a few years and it still works. I just need another very basic juicer for someone who lives separately, and Dash seemed like a good option. Alas…

We have an orange tree and wanted to make things easier in the kitchen, so I looked into juicers. Thank God we chose this model. It is so easy to use. Washes up easy. And, it holds lots of guide in the built in low pitcher. The pulp screen is also amazing, it works great. Price was great too. Our family is very hammy and uses this juicer, we keep on the counter, all the time.

This saves lots of time when juicing at least 2 lemons or limes. It was well worth the price. The motor is a little loud but no more so than any other electric juicer or extract I’ve ever used. I like the dual sized juicer cores for smaller limes. Fresh orange juice is no problem. The white color is clean looking.