Review on Auger juicer Kitfort KT-1102-2, burgundy by Dagmara Nowicka ᠌

This juicer was purchased to replace the centrifugal Bork. Previously, I did not use augers due to the fact that they have small loading necks. I liked the juicer. Works quietly. Washing is easy and faster than centrifugal, although there are a few more details. At first it seems that it is unusually hard to assemble, but after a couple of uses you get used to it and do everything automatically. Presses pretty well, but not all. It presses apples, oranges, pears very well - the cake is very dry. Somewhat worse are carrots and celery. Cabbage is given to her quite hard - it must first be cut rather finely, but the result is good in the end. Presses the tomatoes, but the pulp is very wet. If you do not load vegetables and fruits whole, but cut them at least into halves, then the pusher is not needed at all - she copes with everything herself. All parts fit well, and even when the lower bowl is overfilled with liquid, nothing flows out at the junction of the bowl with the lid. When using the reverse, you must hold the top cover, otherwise it flies off, the protection is activated and the juicer turns off.