Enhanced BLACK+DECKER JE2200B 400-Watt Fruit 🍊 and Vegetable Juice Extractor in Sleek Black Review

So I'd like to go back in time and tell myself to buy one with a better seal. I was expecting juice splashes but it's really messy. I only use it on the island so I don't splatter the walls and cabinets. I expected the liquid to squirt, but little crumbs of fruit and veg spill out from all sides. I put the tissue in part of the waste bin but it needs a rubber seal all the way around. Dry pulp even gets behind the flap. To clean, I have to brush off the dust before putting the car back in the…

I really wanted this to work. The price is really great! Probably too good to be true. And after my first serving of juice (apple, beetroot, carrot, celery, and watercress) I can say it's juice and the juice tastes good. But that's where the good times end. I'm giving those two points because if you really can't afford a more expensive juicer, you might want to make it work. In the long run, you might just want to stop juicing. When I took it apart to wash it I found it very difficult to remove

Nice little juicer for the price. In the foreword I will say that this is my first, so I have nothing to compare. I see people complaining about having to cut pieces, but I expected that so it wasn't a problem. You have to keep your hand over the chute when putting the product pieces in as you will get a "plunger" or the pieces will fly out at times. It's pretty easy to clean up and I find the pulp to be quite dry so I feel like I'm getting good juice out of my food. I think the juice container

Love, love, love, my juicy friend! I'm a big fan of carrot, sweet potato, and salary juice with a hint of cinnamon/nutmeg, and you can't find it anywhere. At least where only SUCH ingredients are used. I go through almost all of them with very small issues. I use a lot of garlic and I hate chopping garlic and I don't like buying chopped garlic from the store. So I infuse a few packets of garlic, take both the juice and the pulp and put them in a jar, add some salt (for preservation) and you…

First off, this is a good (not great) juicer. But for this price I haven't seen anything better. I've had 5 juicers, ranging from this $40 centrifugal juicer to a $400 masticatory juicer. All have advantages and disadvantages. Most centrifugal juicers give you cleaner juice (with less pulp), while masticatory juicers give you a much higher yield and drier pulp, but a lot of pulp ends up in your juice as well. But again for the most part. You get what you pay for. NOW about this particular…