Cuisinart Easy Clean Cold Press Slow Juicer

This works really well, it is very very quiet and it gets a lot more juice out of your vegetables and fruit than the centrifugal force juicers. It was also very easy to put together and use and cleanup was also fast.

Great 'refurbished' masticating juicer, bought as a used like new item, and it looks brand new, nothing broken, everything works. The machine itself is a very good model, pulp is dry, juice is exceptional and higher yielding than my old centrifugal juicer. I have owned a $2000 slow juicer in the past and this one is pretty close to the same quality of juice. I was able to get it at a price of $60, against a sale price of $130 for a new one, regular price $160. This was a great deal, amazon used products can be hit or miss but this time I think I did well. Have no idea how long it will last etc. I'll have to wait and see for that, but can confirm it is easy to clean, even near the center of the main tub where there is a a small crevice circling the auger connection, if you just use a kitchen sink hose, or put the tap on high pressure, water easily flushes it out.

My husband is on a dr ordered juice cleanse for several reasons. I was borrowing a juicer from my sister (a horizontal Ninja type) that was working great but wanted to get my own. It was very hard to clean and the mesh filter got clogged super easily.The first juicing with this I noticed how dry the scraps in the waste bin were. The carrots were practically powder! I'd have to rejuice the scraps with the other juicer 2-3 times to get all of the wetness out. His juices throughout the day consist of kale, cucumbers, carrots, tomatoes, jalapeno, bell pepper, grapefruit, lemon, ginger, beet, radish. No issues juicing any of that. Everything except the carrot I do run through a second time to get more liquid out and I do get some to make it worth it.After his 30 day is up we do want to continue juicing celery in the morning and i'm noticing the trick to that is to cut the celery up into small pieces 1-2" long (thank you to those who answered my product question and suggested this). If not the scrap chute gets very clogged and you can hear the motor bog down. Twice now (before I started cutting it up) I couldn't even twist the lid off, the celery fibers get wrapped around everything. I also strain the juice (I can actually fit my strainer right under the juice spout on top of the collection cup so it strains as I juice). You don't have to strain straight celery but the bottom of our cups would get pretty sludgy.Very easy to clean overall, the pieces are easy to take apart and put back together, and the only nooks and crannies that collect with food particles are easily cleaned with the included cleaning brush.

Unbelievable. I have been juicing for over 20 years and I’ve never owned such a flimsy piece of junk. I juiced with this machine for about a month and a half before the Juicing Bowl (photo 2?… they’re all out of order) cracked in 2 places and now it leaks juice all over the Motor Base (photo 3). I primarily juiced celery which easily got stuck in the crevices of the machine (photos 1 & 4). Thank goodness the product designers had the wherewithal to make the tip of the cleaning brush the perfect size to clean these tiny slots of excess pulp.While the juice it extracts is truly delicious, this product is not made for a daily (or more) juicer like me. Celery in particular seemed to create an issue with its stringy pulp causing strain on the machine. I also juiced apples, cucumbers, and oranges, which it masticated easily.I paid the full price for this machine ($160) and was very disappointed that the price reduced to $96 shortly after my purchase. SAVE YOUR MONEY AND GET A BETTER QUALITY MACHINE!! When I checked the CuisinArt website for replacement parts, the part I need is not available. I have also contacted the company directly; the part I need is not available and they have sent me the wrong replacement part (the Juice Container, which I’ve never used.)In the past I owned a Jack LaLanne Power Juicer (which is not the masticating style) and it lasted me for 10 years!! Prior to that I had one from the brand Hamilton Beach.I got this machine because I appreciated the low price, the highly-rated reviews, and the fact it was supposed to be “easy clean.” The east clean part is a huge misnomer… cleaning NINE pieces after every juicing isn’t that simple! Granted, I clean everything by hand, but I’ve never owned a juicer with so many parts and pieces.This machine gets an overall rating if 1 star because it was not worth the money for it to last only a month and a half; it should not be highly rated because people haven’t used it daily to know if it lasts; and having nine separate pieces to clean after each juicing is not what I would label “easy clean.” And the fact that the manufacturer doesn’t carry replacement parts for the areas that actually break is just ridiculous. But hey, they have replacement Juice Containers! (Which I never used because I used a drinking glass.)So incredibly disappointed.Save your money for a better product. I’ve heard good things about the Omega brand of juicers… especially for celery.

Not only is it an amazing juicer but it's also a tank! I have this in an RV and it has fallen off the counter a number of times without any real damage. This is a sturdy machine that's easy to clean!