Review on 🍏 Effortless Maintenance Made Easy: Amazon Basics Wide Chute Masticating Slow Juicer—Easy to Clean & Efficient by Steve Waldbillig

After reading all the reviews I didn't want to buy this juicer but threw in the towel after a few weeks of research which left me exhausted. I had to do further research because this machine is a hassle and a half. First, there's a small flip cup in the chute that's non-irritating to all foods except celery. I was able to pull it out to actually use the wide shaft. Speaking of celery, even if you cut it, the fibers will still get stuck in the waste chute and will be difficult to peel. Towards the end of juicing, I noticed that the strainer was so full of bits of food that it stopped juicing and just turned around the pureed food, affecting the juice output. After the first batch of juice, I rinsed the machine and prepared the ingredients for the second batch of juice to give the machine time to rest and cool down. When I finished my second batch of juice, my machine started making a clicking noise, which is also a common problem. The machine has only made two portions of juice and is already making loud clicking noises!? I know they say you get what you pay for, but $90 for a juicer that only lasts 2 batches of juice is ridiculous. Not recommended, especially if you like to pre-juice because after a small amount of food the juicer will actually stop juicing and just make applesauce.