Review on Auger juicer Kitfort KT-1102-2, burgundy by Dorota Ogonowska ᠌

Good afternoon, Bought this juicer. There is nothing to compare with. We've been trying for almost a week. So far, carrots and apples have been used. 1. Carrots come out wet. Cake from carrots we skip again. At the same time, throwing the cake just like that again into the juicer was not the best solution, because it clogged into all corners and the juicer had to be disassembled and washed. And if you roll balls out of it, then everything was quietly squeezed out without scoring, it turned out to squeeze the same amount of juice. It is very convenient that the cake can be further used for cooking. 2. Apples. Squeezes well, a lot of juice. But the apple peel got stuck in the auger and had to be reversed. For one glass, it was necessary to have 2 carrots, 2 apples (in my opinion, this is quite a large expense). I want to note that there is no pulp in the juice and this is a plus. A separate topic is to wash this juicer. There is a brush included for washing. So, a lot of pulp gets stuck in a small part of the mesh, and in order to clean the mesh, I had to spend about 5 minutes. It was also inconvenient to clean the valve from which the cake comes out, it just gets clogged and you have to approach it from different sides to clean it. I think that washing is the shortcomings of each product. And it would also be convenient if the containers for cake and juice could fit into each other. In general, we bought a juicer - and you get juice. Happy with the purchase.