🍊 HIC Citrus Juicer Reamer: Heavyweight Glass with Handle and Pour Spout - The Ultimate Essential for Juicing Citrus Fruits Review

This is exactly what I wanted, but I didn't give it five stars because I would have liked it to be a little bigger. I've made juice out of big oranges, but I can't imagine making grapefruit juice. There is no catch zone for the crates, but I don't care. Added a photo for sizing.

The supplier must have switched to this smaller juicer around 2016. This juicer is so tiny that reviewers saying they love it and that it squeezes oranges and other large fruits sound like liars. I bought this juicer based on the 5 star reviews. This juicer is so tiny that it only squeezes tiny little limes.

1. This product is incorrectly labeled as a lemon squeezer. It's actually an orange squeezer and yes they are different.2. There is no second level to collect seeds like real lemon juicers.3. Already chipped bottom glass.4. The grip is incredibly clunky and uncomfortable. It was spicy. I would NOT recommend this. Like many "Made in China" products, it was clearly mislabeled and totally unusable for making lemon juice.

The jar is pretty and the design looks very practical: you collect juice, scoop out seeds and pour juice into whatever you cook with a spout, right? Not correct! There's no way to pour the liquid without it spreading to the sides, under the juicer, and on the counter! How could this major design flaw be overlooked! The main feature of this dilator is its spout, so they have to first make sure it can actually pour and then sell it at Revain. Buy this if you want half your freshly squeezed juice…

This is a charming and small juicer. It works well with lemons and limes, but is too small to juice an orange and grapefruits are too big for that. I've seen complaints about not catching the seeds, but if you catch the seeds, you catch the pulp as well. I'd rather rip out some seeds than lose the pulp, so that's not a problem. The spout is sufficient for pouring into a cup, no complaints here either. It wipes clean and I've had no trouble washing it by hand or in the dishwasher - you just have

Until now I had to go to antique shops to buy it. Just because the new modern ones had a rounded blunt tip. Useless for my needs. The top should be pointed, and glass works better than plastic. My needs include: The simple addition of citrus juice to a recipe. A drink or two at happy hour where an orange, lemon, or lime is needed. Make ice cubes from orange, lemon or lime. Seriously, OJ ice cubes will make your juice better as it will solidify on your table, not watery! But who wants noisy…

I wanted a simple hand held orange squeezer the old fashioned way. I love the simplicity of this durable glass juicer. It is inexpensive and very easy to wash off after use. This is one thing that is really good, easy to store and easy to take with you on a weekend trip. There are two problems with it that make it less desirable. First, the plate where the juice collects is flat and fills up quickly, getting the bowl and even your hand pretty wet. The reamer, with the sharp edges in the center,

ATTENTION: This glass juicer broke during washing. We've only had this juicer for about a week. We have never washed it in the dishwasher, only by hand. My wife washed it this morning and it broke into about 9 large pieces (and a few small pieces) in her hands. She has two cuts, one on each arm, one from a shrapnel and one from a larger shrapnel. She didn't wash it with very hot water, she didn't bang and bang the juicer on a hard surface, she just held it over the sink and scrubbed it with a…