Juicer Machines, HOMEVER Slow Masticating Juicer for Fruits and Vegetables, Quiet Motor, Reverse Function, Easy to Clean Hight Nutrient Cold Press Juicer Machine with Juice Cup & Brush, BPA-Free

I have had my juicer for over 2 years now. I have never been happier over a kitchen appliance. I use this juicer 4-5 times a week. The cleaning is so easy and the juicer is the perfect size. I’ve never ran into an issues with it. I absolutely love and highly recommend this juicer. The simplicity of it is just amazing 🤩😍

A bit noisy, juices well

Finally decided on this juicer after considering several in the price range. I'm glad I did! Great quality, easy instructions, and does the job. Recommend.

Quiet and does an awesome job. I love it and my kids love the juice from it.

I think this is the best juicer I've used that wasn't commercial grade. I like the 'less foam' aspect. I've had plenty of issues with foam in juicers in the past. The '90% more nutrition growth' claim is spurious. While you can get more nutrients this way, it's just because this can grind more of the raw product, and it's nowhere near 90%. More like 4%. Just another of those slapped in keywords for poor English. The motor isn't very loud, relatively, but chewing up hard veg like carrots, for example, is simply going to be noisy. I happen to love pulp in certain things, like orange juice, but I can't stand it in other juices. Maybe odd, I don't know, but this is perfect for my preference. The chute and grinder are pretty easy to clean. There's a few parts there, but that's just the way it is and it would be too hard to keep clean otherwise. It could use better feet, it does scoot around a bit. I'd also like to see info for a replacement blade in this info. It's going to need one at some point, and having that info here would give me some piece of mind that I can keep this going. Don't forget to use the Smile.Amazon.com address - It's an Amazon program where many things you buy every day will generate a small donation from Amazon to the charity of your choice. Info here: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/chpf/about/ref=smi_se_rspo_laas_aas

You won't find a better juicer on Amazon for this price, simple as that. The Homever is everything you want in a juicer, all for a great price. Here's what makes it great: • You get more actual juice and dryer pulp than most juicers. • It's not as loud as most juicers (a plus while others sleep). • Cleanup is easy, and it comes with a nice cleaning brush. • It's designed with total safety of the user in mind. • A slower machine like this helps preserve the nutrients in juice. I've owned many juicers over the years. This one produces more juice than the others. And from the homework I did on non-centrifugal juicers, it seems this one helps keep more healthy nutrients in your juice. It's easy to use, and easy to clean. The chute is a bit smaller than most juicers, but that's because of the design, and the end result is more tasty juice to enjoy. Plus the Homever produces the same quality juice as the $300 and up juicers you see on Amazon, so you save a nice bit of cash getting this one. So what about the pulp? It's funny, I can't tell you how many reviews I've read for different brands of juicers on Amazon. Everyone talks about how they get either dry pulp, or really wet pulp (you obviously want dryer pulp, that means more juice). And yet no one talks about what they actually do with the pulp when they're done juicing. Sure, you can just chuck it in the trash, wash it down the garbage disposal. After all, you're getting most of the nutrients from the juice itself. But the pulp is where the fiber is. The fiber is what helps lower cholesterol, keeps your colon clean, and helps to keep you regular. There are benefits to keeping the pulp, whether it's for health reasons, or just to add some flavor to different things. Things you can do with leftover pulp: • Freeze or refrigerate it to use in smoothies. • Mix it into your kid's mac & cheese, spaghetti, or other meals. • Add it to the dough for homemade bread for extra flavor. • Use it in veggie burgers, works good as a binder. • Put it in muffin mix for moister, flavorful muffins. • Make fruit tea in a loose-leaf maker, add cinnamon for some pop. • Dehydrate the pulp to use in homemade trail mix. • Mix with flour (gluten free even), water, press and bake for healthy pulp crackers. • Use a mixer and add pulp to cream cheese for amazing new flavors. • Use some with juice for homemade popsicles. The possibilities really are endless. When you use other juicers, you usually get these blobs of messy wet pulp. When you use the Homever, it cranks the pulp out in the shape of small Cheeto Puffs. Which makes it easier to just pop them into a small ziplock bag for later use. Order the Homever. I'm telling you, I've looked at countless juicers on Amazon. I've gone through plenty of juicers. The Homever is everything you need in a quality juicer, but for hundreds of dollars less than the name brand ones. And it does the exact same thing the pricey ones do! Hear me out, you don't have to take my word for it. Go ahead and add it to your cart, order it. Then see for yourself just how great it works, how fun it makes healthy living.

I bought this machine when my faithful omega slow juicer developed a fault as it was cheaper that replacing the broken Omega part. However, after trying it a few times, it was consistently producing way less juice than the Omega (model 8003). My estimate is that the Omega yields more than double the juice than this machine. So, I ended up replacing the part for the Omega.

If you’re new to the world of cold press, masticating juicers, this is a solid choice. First of all, of course, is its attractive design, with a triangular shaped housing and a bright spot of reddish orange. Thankfully, it’s not as huge as it appears in its photos on the website. Or maybe it is, but it just doesn’t feel like it. Assembly is easy enough. Into the transparent thingy, insert the rod-shaped grinder-corkscrew thingy, followed by the filter, followed by the endcap, which you twist anticlockwise to lock. Insert into the housing and twist to lock. (When you’re removing this whole assembly, remember to press the button to the left first before twisting it off.) Install the funnel on top and you’re off to the races! Oh, and don’t forget the juice and pulp containers. Or you’ll have a big mess. Wash is your fruits and vegetables carefully, cut them into pieces that will fit into the funnel opening, and, with the juicer turned on, use the plastic rod to push them down into the grinder. )Note that the juicer will take a couple of seconds to start after you turn on the power.) enjoy the juicing spectacle! The juice and pulp emerge into the carefully placed containers. Do with them as you will :-) To clean, a brush is included to brush off the pulp from the filter. I think it works better if you brush from the inside of the filter first to push out the pulp from the filter. Before pouring the juice, install the phone separator, which is the little plastic piece that’s left over it’s in the box. In summary, this is a fun little item to have around the house if you want to add cold juicing to your diet. This technique supposedly retains enzymes and nutrients which would otherwise be lost during other juicing methods which involve generation of heat. As to how much difference it makes, I have no idea. I would’ve guessed that a minimal amount of nutrients would be lost if it only if you blend to a degree that is suitable for making soup. However, someone I know who cold juices tells me that they notice a difference in their health for the better. Note: As you are juicing raw fruits and vegetables, take care to clean them carefully. There are many recommendations on the Internet, including using special washes, vinegar, or hydrogen peroxide. Another suggestion is to blanch certain produce items in hot water for a few seconds. Unexpectedly, official government and university studies seem to say that cold running water is sufficient, or, for produce with lots of nooks and crannies, a cold water soak. If you are worried about things like salmonella, however, you may want to add one of the other washes to your regimen. For vegetables with lots of nooks and crannies you should get a brush to remove soil particles in bacteria.

While juicers have been around forever, this particular method is relatively new and all the rage as of late - especially in our health conscious, foodie driven culture today. So much so that where we are on the west coast standalone juice stores can open and charge upwards of ten dollars per drink or bottle, if not more. We thought we found the solution by going to costco and getting their two packs of these juices, but they were inconsistently in stock so we thought it was time to get one for home use whenever we wanted. The main difference between these and the juicers of yesteryear is the amount of nutrients it can extract. While we've tried to toss entire fruits sans core in something like a vitamix, while nutritious it ends up being thick and just a slog to drink. This is more than a happy medium of being a pure juice, nutrient rich and tasty enough to drink all the time. Old juicers used to leave more mess and pulp (nutrients) behind, wheres you feel like you get an ounce of liquid for a bag of pulp. It also become overly sweet, so basically if you do even basic research it'll tell you you are getting all the sweetness and very little of the good stuff. This is what differentiates it from that. Right away we noticed the pulp is markedly different. Instead of wet, sloppy and plentiful pulp it becomes very condensed and the cleanup, or lack there of, is a win alone nevermind the health benefits. With that ratio the juice amount also is relative and you get that much more liquid per fruit. What you'll also notice is that if you bottle it up it'll last quite a bit longer in the fridge. We've tried all kinds of mixes and it's hard to mess it up or go wrong, but we did go online and research which ones are the most beneficial. Our go to is a mix of celery, wheatgrass and oranges. You can't even taste the veggies portion of it. Aside from the health benefits, we like the way the unit looks - modern and not even that big, it felt smaller in person than what we thought the picture would suggest. It's easy to use and really you just cut whatever you want up into small enough pieces to feed it through and that's about it. Cleanup is simple and easy and it's quite quiet given what it's doing. All in all with this home stay order we've learned to be much more healthy, and while fruits and juicers have always been so this just take it to another level. If you're going to do it anyway you may as well try and maximize the benefits.

Really, really liking it. Need to slice up the vegetables and fruit before juicing. It is the best juicer we have bought so far and we have gone through at least 4. Easy to use and it does an amazing job. Somewhat difficult to clean the actual grater as most are when vegetables/fruit will grind itself into those teeny grinding holes. But, use the cleaning tool that which the machine is supplied with, makes life easier.

It’s easy to assemble, disassemble, and clean. The discards are quite wet though. The tube to feed in fruit and veg is very small as well. You have to do a bit of extra work to chop up items before feeding into this juicer. And it definitely CANNOT handle ice. I put a couple of cubes in there in between lemons, and this juicer became a projectile almost immediately. All in all, it’s a decent juicer for the low price.

I've had a few centrifugal juicers and they have been a nightmare to clean - this one takes literally 30 seconds to clean. Because it's so easy to use, it gets a lot of use! It produces far more juice than any of the others I've tried (juicing ginger root produced more juice than an orange!!). This unit is sturdy and very high quality. If you are looking for a juicer that does it all, that is easy to clean and is cheap...then this is the juicer for you. You will love it.

I can't believe I have never left a review. I bought this juicer more than 5 years ago! And it still works like new. It works so well. It makes such amazing juices full of nutrients. I use it a lot and it is great for my health. This is one of my best friends in terms of machines. As I believe it is good for my wellbeing!