Review on 🥦 Elechomes Slow Masticating Juicer: Efficient and User-friendly Juicer Machine by Chad Slaughter

I've gotten really interested in juicing over the past few years. I've given up on just throwing stuff in a blender (which is a good thing) and then drinking it for years. I thought that using water instead of milk or whatever would make me healthier, but didn't realize I was missing out on the full potential of the nutrients. With this super good juicer from Elehomes I have found a smaller device that works even better with more power than my other smaller juicers. I suspect this better performance is due to the design or the motor. What I mean by smaller units is that it is a cheaper juicer as it costs around a hundred dollars. The benefit of juicers is that being small doesn't mean they're inefficient or cheap. This juicer is the best example of a device that offers you premium juicing at a lower price. To further explain why this lower-priced device is absolutely fine, it's important to understand that there are a few limitations, but nothing that's commonly used for juice. The main restriction would be broccoli or cauliflower. I tested some broccoli and got the expected result, which doesn't affect juicing, it just makes a very annoying squeaking noise. I also don't think the machine is suitable for juicing cauliflower or broccoli. I'll say you have to be careful when squeezing the juice out of the celery, but it's still okay - just slowly feed the celery stalk down the feed tube. This device has a very quiet motor, but it's still not free from motor loading, so be careful what you put into it. I like that the main tube is metal instead of the plastic I'm used to. This is important because when you feed fruit or veg through the tube, it doesn't press on the area of the mechanism that contains the spindle. This is actually a huge plus because I have several other juicers and this area often gets clogged when you put in heavier veggies like a water-filled cucumber. . For general juicing, this device is suitable for most types of food. I would like to point out one important thing, and it is particularly important with such a small device: cleaning the filter in the middle. Yes, you have to take everything apart and not only clean the filter, but brush it with the brush provided as if you were brushing your teeth. I spend as much time juicing as I do cooking a small lunchtime meal. I love that this machine has a reverse button in case something gets stuck. I've only had to use the reverse button once in my years of juicing, but it comes in really handy when needed and it's nice to know it has this feature. Conclusion: I am very satisfied with this device and am happy to answer any questions. about this juicer or the art of juicing in general.