🍋 Smart House Inc Extra-Large Stainless Steel Lemon Squeezer - Ultimate Manual Fruit Juicer for Fresh Juice Extraction - With Seeds and Pulp Filter - Effortless Juicing of Lemons, Limes, Oranges, and Pomegranates Review

I didn't just buy this to make fresh lemon juice which makes it awesome. I also use it to make some shrimp pasta dishes that call for squeezed lime. Recommend this product to anyone in the market for this type of product.

I ordered this thinking it was stainless steel as advertised. I noticed an ugly film on the side of the abs after squeezing the lemon and wondered why and I really need to clean it. Turns out the part that pushes down isn't stainless steel, it's more likely magnetic. This product is good for wringing but not 100% stainless steel. If I had kept the box I would have sent it back.

Good quality but not large as described, hence a star deduction. I'm used to buying American products and getting oversized products, but that's not the case. The product is intended for medium-sized lemons. It doesn't work with European lemons and definitely not something big like a small orange (which my previous tool handled with ease).

This is an exceptionally strong and well built juicer! As someone who uses quite a bit of fresh citrus in their recipes, I had to try this one. The size is a little larger than I expected, but it allows for better juicing of slightly larger lemons and limes. That being said, I didn't expect it to be particularly successful on grapefruit or bulky citrus. Good product, very heavy and easy to maintain. 5/5 from me!

This is a product with a very nice design. Its main disadvantage has to do with its function: what it was designed for: squeezing lemon juice from lemons. Makes it very bad. There aren't enough holes for the juice to flow through. It's very easy to clean, but I don't recommend it. I returned it and bought a simpler, cheaper product, albeit a lot more handcrafted. It does a much better job and is very easy to use. If designers could make holes and squeeze lemons better, it could be good.

The juicer I received looks good from a distance but as soon as you pick it up and look at it you can see and feel that it is cheaply made. Relatively thin metal that appears rough on sharp edges (at the bottom of the shell, not visible at first). The hinge is loose and appears to be defective, although I suspect they are all made that way. That's what I'd expect for half the price, but since I use mine every day I'm looking for a quality, durable device. You don't always get what you pay for…

The stainless steel used in the manufacture is a leaf stick but so far looks decent and washes well. The device copes with large lives and lemons without any problems, but also works poorly with smaller ones. After the first spin, I suggest folding the fruit and squeezing it again. The problem is that the handle flexes slightly, so the second pressure is higher to get more juice. And depending on how you put it in the dishwasher, the handle, which isn't solid but is capped with bent steel at…

I go through juicers at grocery stores like crazy because I eat freshly brewed iced tea with half a lemon and half a lime several times a day (no sugar, I'm not exactly a savage). Because of this, juicers at the foot of the grocery store burst every few weeks during the summer. It's just not a problem with them. They won't break from hard compression or fatigue from repeated use. They are durable and well made. If I remember I'll come back and note the corrosion resistance. UPDATE DEC 26: After