Review on Auger juicer Kitfort KT-1102-2, burgundy by Agata Warda ᠌

Used it little and only for comparing apples to oranges; will update this review after further use. Have Outside Help: Everything of value (apples, oranges) gets lost in the dryness and lack of flavor of the cake. Of course, the sound of labor is not quite silence, as many authors claim; but, it is considerably less noisy than centrifugal juicers and meat grinders. Juice tastes better and is more consistent than in centrifugal juicers, but some foam does form. Similar to the assembly of other juicers, this one is a breeze. (If the cake isn't dry, make sure the cake channel is sealed with the silicone stopper, as instructed). Contains drawbacks: Cracks, melting, dirt right in the plastic, air bubbles in the plastic, scratches, and so on are common manufacturing faults in transparent parts (top lid, bowl, containers, filter), leading fast to the destruction of the case. I managed to pick one of the seven juicers with the fewest flaws (a handful of scrapes, a couple of water bubbles, and a couple of small cracks). After looking for a month, I have not found a juicer without the aforementioned flaws. Cost me 5500 rubles, which is quite a bit. The cake and juice channels made it extremely inconvenient to clean, and it was slow overall. Unfortunately, a little brush is not included for cleaning the channels.