Review on 🥬 Moongiantgo Stainless Steel Manual Wheatgrass Juicer Extractor - Ideal for Juicing Wheat Grass, Celery, Kale, Spinach, Parsley, Pomegranate, Apple, Grapes, and Other Fruits and Vegetables - Classic Style by Christina Nelson

I did so much research before deciding on this car but still had my doubts based on the mixed reviews. I am very happy with this car! 👍 I've had it for about 2 weeks now and I can honestly say I love it. It is durable, extremely high quality, easy to use and easy to clean. I wanted to give it some time instead of doing an "Insta-Review" (review after a use or two) so I can give an accurate and meaningful review. check instead of encountering operator error and blaming the machine. The machine is made of stainless steel so it won't rust, which is important as you'll need to clean it after each use. It also looks very nice in the kitchen as it is polished to a high gloss. I prefer metal over plastic because other plastic juicers get holes and stains after many cleanings and the metal always stays clean. Assembly is simple and intuitive. It comes with extra padding which is very handy. Simply place the screen in the chute (it slides easily to the side), then the auger assembly. Be sure to put a gasket between the auger assembly and the metal rod you are inserting it into. Use the provided hook bolts to tighten the gasket around the gasket. Make sure the washers are on the outside of the plate and are tight and evenly tightened. This is the most important part because if you don't get it right it will leak. Install the handle (there is a notch) and put on the plastic protective legs. Find the ledge where Clampett is at the bottom and you're good to go! First I tried using a cutting board but it was very unstable due to the path. You really need a good counter bar to use this properly. If you're trying to use a cutting board because you don't have a lot of ledges, be sure to keep your hand somewhere on the back of the cutting board to balance the weight. At first I tried using a cutting board but it was very unstable due to its course. You really need a good counter bar to use this properly. If you're trying to use a cutting board because you don't have a lot of ledges, be sure to keep your hand somewhere on the back of the cutting board to balance the weight. A few notes: I found a few tricks to make it easier to use. Sometimes juicing wheatgrass was very easy and other times it took forever and seemed very difficult to get it started. But again I found that it was operator error. To start, you need to get the blades of grass to spiral and wrap around the snail, and then the snail will do all the work and feed them. It's simple mechanics. You have a variety of options, but I've found the easiest way to do this is to take a good, firm handful and place them straight up and down in the feeder. Push gently, especially near the back of the bit, until you feel it grab the grass. When you feel it grabbing you can use the green tamper and gently push it until all the grass is gone. If you try to bet too much or overload it, nothing will happen and you will quickly become frustrated. I use a bamboo straw when I'm cleaning my car to push the leftover weed through the chute so I can clean it. I thought the other end of the tamper would work, but it doesn't work well. Also, after a few uses, I found it easier to keep the machine and the three parts clean when cleaning. You don't have to take everything apart. Simply pull the auger/handle assembly out of the chute by loosening the two hook screws slightly, then turning counterclockwise and pulling straight out. All in all it was a great car and now I'm addicted to wheatgrass every day! Very simple, very easy to use, easy to clean. and after two or three times you succeed.👍👍