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Slow Masticating Juicer, Homever Juicer Extractor Easy to Clean Juicer Machine with Quiet Motor, Cold Press Juicer for Vegetables and Fruits, Black

3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars 29 ratings
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Brand HOMEVER
Color Black
Special Feature save space
Product Care Instructions Hand Wash Only
Power Source Corded Electric
Material
BPA-free
Wattage
200 watts

About this item

  • 🍊80 Rpm Slow Masticcating&Grnding🍊---Homever masticating juicer works in slow speed 80 rpm /minute, means Less foaming or clogging, 90% more nutrition growth, remain much more enzymes, vitamins, minerals and trace minerals.
  • 🍇7 Upgrade Efficient Spiral System🍇---7 segment spiral masticating extraction can fully squeeze the fruits and vegetables, it means a higher juicer yield & more efficient, minimal oxidation, most nutrition
  • 🍋60 Low Decibel Moter Running🍋---Homever juicer is less than 60db when working. Easy to assemble, operate and clean, You will enjoy a quiet environment and healthy life when making juice
  • 🍑5 Advantages Comparison🍑---Compared with centriful juicer or other juicer, Homever juicer have maximum juice yield & minimal oxidation & most nutrition & Less foaming & drier pulp
  • 🍎1 Year Free Warranty🍎---We believe in our juicer. We value our reputation as an expert on juicer. That's why we provide 1 year warranty and lifelong technical consultation and customer service

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Slow Masticating Juicer, Homever Juicer Extractor Easy to Clean Juicer Machine with Quiet Motor, Cold Press Juicer for Vegetables and Fruits, Black

Slow Masticating Juicer, Homever Juicer Extractor Easy to Clean Juicer Machine with Quiet Motor, Cold Press Juicer for Vegetables and Fruits, Black

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Product Description

Homever Juicer is the best choice for every family on the masticating juicer market. Enjoy your life better!

Product Feature:
🍉 Low speed masticating technology
🍉 Upgraded spiral system
🍉 Reverse function
🍉 Quiet motor

Specification:
🍋Model:GS-132
🍋Color: Black
🍋Wattage: 200W
🍋Speed: 80 rpm
🍋Voltage: 110V-120V, 60Hz
🍋Weight: 4.59 Kg

Please note:
🍅 Do not put any hard material, large seeds, ice or frozen products into the feed hole of the juice extractor.
🍅 Never immerse the motor unit in water, nor rinse under the tap.
🍅 Make sure the slow juicer is assembled correctly, otherwise it won't start to run. For the installation instructions, please read the user manual thoroughly.

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3.6 out of 5 stars
3.6 out of 5
29 global ratings
Overall I like this juicer, but it has some drawbacks
4 Stars
Overall I like this juicer, but it has some drawbacks
Overall, after three weeks I like this juicer. So far it juiced everything I put in it, it has a small footprint and fits under the cabinet. Cleaning is about as easy as any juicer - you have to deal with produce stuck in the mesh. Manual needs to be reworked.Juicing: I juiced oranges, baby carrots, celery, apples, pineapple, beets, ginger and spinach. Celery needs to be cut into smaller pieces, or juicer may get cliogged with fibers. It struggles with pineapple even though I removed core and cut it in smaller chunks. Pineapple fibers get stuck in the pulp chute, so I used an occasional carrot to push things through, but still, juicing pineapple was s bit of an unpleasant experience. There is a little foam on the juice, but seems to be less than what I had with the centrifugal juicer. If you put cold oranges into the juicer, the juice comes out cold, so no heating from the speed. The pulp comes out pretty dry, so I think the juicer is quite efficient.Cleaning: taking apart is easy. The included brush is enough to remove pulp and fibers from the mesh and tight parts of the juicer. After removing pulp, I wash all parts after every use with a bigger softer brush and soap, and wipe base with wet paper towel.Manual: not well translated. English section parts page has parts names in Italian. Italian section has parts names in Italian too. Manual references juicer's display and beeps, none of which are applicable to this juicer.Quality: overall seems to be well made. One of the clear plastic cups that came with the juicer has a "dirty" line. I noticed it after the first use. I thought is was caused by carrots, but there is nothing that can remove it. I tried soap, vinegar, soda, Barkeeper's Friend, but nothing worked, which leads me to believe that the cup was stained before I used it. Also the second cup didn't develop stains after it was used to catch juice for the same produce.If it lasts, I would say I am happy with this machine.
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A.E. Woody
3.0 out of 5 stars just OK, great for citrus, space saving, cutting/cleaning a drag, instructions poorly translated
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2019
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I also own a Breville centrifugal juicer but was curious about other juicers because my other juicer doesn't do wheat grass and I had heard about how slow masticating juicers do a more complete job of juicing and preserve ore nutrients and enzymes so wanted to try this one. On the plus side, this juicer takes up less space on my counter than my Breville and the pulp did seem a little drier. But that is where the positives end since I have no way to measure nutrients or enzymes for comparison. My complaints are as follows on this juicer. It doesn't seem that strong, I found it difficult to clean, the instructions were poorly translated into English, and I hate all the cutting up of everything I have to do to fit it into the chute. Baby carrots went well but larger carrots that were more woody inside it had a harder time with. Softer stuff like cucumber and berries went well but pineapple was a bit too much for the pulp chute. It had a hard time with celery (stringy clogs in chute), didn't do anything with wheat grass, and I was disappointed in how it did with leafy greens too. I really liked how it juiced citrus though, so big kudos there. All in all this is just an okay juicer for me, depends on what you want to juice, if you are willing to do all the cutting, if you have the patience for cleaning the mesh and around that rubber piece, and if this is all you can afford. I hate to say it I am going back to my Breville.
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esanta
5.0 out of 5 stars So much better than my old centrifugal juicer!
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2019
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A few years ago on a health kick I bought a centrifugal juicer, but ended up getting rid of it because I was appalled at the small amount of juice extracted and how much juice was left in the pulp it discarded.
I then learned about masticating juicers and how they're supposed to do a better extracting job, and how their slow speed prevents heating up and degrading nutrients -- at least according to health fanatics, and who am I to argue: seems to work quite well for them, even if their science is bogus. Only problem, they take up a lot of space and they're expensive.
I was curious to test this Homever masticating juicer to see if it really was an improvement.

Setting up is fairly easy, although the non-mechanically inclined may have trouble fitting the sieve inside the bowl; it gets easy after a few times.
Put the pulp and juice receptacles under each spout (there are two receptacles provided, or you can use your own), switch it on, and push your fruits and veggies down the chute... Juice time!

So far I have juiced carrots, kale, cucumber, ginger, apple, lime and banana -- tasted great, and I am amazed by how dry the pulp is, which I suppose shows what a good job it's doing. So, A+ when it comes to juice extraction.

Of course, cleaning is a lot less exciting. On the bright side, it's not TOO hard to clean; I used the brush supplied to clean the mesh strainer, and most of the parts are easy to disassemble and clean, although pulp tends to get trapped in a few spots, especially the pulp output port at the bottom of the bowl. Again, once you've done this a couple of times, it's a piece of cake; cleaning it takes no more than a couple of minutes.
One thing I didn't like: a silicone wiper blade tends to get dislodged, and you have to make sure it's seated properly before operating the juicer.

I guess my biggest gripe with it is now I look at all this dry pulp full of fiber goodness and I wonder if maybe I should find a palatable way to eat it...

PROS
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- Quiet
- Vertical setup takes up very little counter space
- Extremely efficient juice extraction
- Fast
- Fairly easy to clean

CONS
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- Wiper blades can get dislodged when disassembling for cleaning
- Chute is very narrow (doesn't fit a large carrot)

In conclusion... this juicer does an amazing job. It does require a minimum of care when disassembling for cleaning, but overall, it's well made and seems durable. Recommended.
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Radar626
2.0 out of 5 stars Stopped working after one use
Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2019
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After removing from the box, we cleaned this juicer before the first use, then set it up to make some apple carrot juice (which turned out great). Cleaned the machine again, just like we did the first time according to the directions in the instruction book, let it air dry, and put back together the next day to make more juice. This time, nothing. We thought maybe we'd put it back together wrong, so we took it apart, checked all the pieces, and carefully put it back together. Nothing. Unplugged the machine from the wall, checked the GFCI outlet to make sure it hadn't tripped, and plugged in our electric kettle to make sure it had power. The kettle was able to turn on which meant the outlet was working fine. Plugged the juicer back in again, but still nothing. The one time it worked, there were no indications that there was any trouble - no weird noises, no motor speed changes while juicing, no weird smells like burning plastic, nothing at all to explain why it stopped working. My husband tried to do what he could to fix it like checking for a blown internal fuse or loose wire or connection, but whatever magic juju that was inside took a permanent vacation. This juicer was great for the one and only time it worked. Not too difficult to clean and reassemble, did a great job at not wasting a lot of juice in the extracted pulp, and the resulting juice was flavorful. This isn't our first juicer, but we chose it because we wanted one that was a slow masticator rather than a speedy juicer as it meant less clogging and better extraction from the fruit and veggies we chose to juice. This would've been a solid four star juicer if it hadn't given up the ghost.
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