🍊 Commercial-grade Home Citrus Lever Squeezer - Manual Fruit Juicer for Oranges, Lemons, Limes, Grapefruits, and More - Stainless Steel and Cast Iron Construction - Non-skid Suction Cup Base - 15 Inch Size - by Vollum Review

Too bad we love the ease of use and the looks but color (or anything black) is leaching from everything we use and now there are black blobs of paint (or something like that) in the juice every day. We use it quite a bit, probably 12-30 limes a day. We clean this thing thoroughly, but it stains our hands, towels and everything black. Either we have a defective block or I suspect they didn't color it correctly, but my wife said the silver squeezer turns the paper towels black so who knows what's

Opened the box last night. and found exactly what I expected. This morning I poured juice into a (small) bag full of Tangelos. They ranged from the size of a clementine to the diminutive size of a grapefruit. each fits well and juices completely. The output was about 12 glasses of liquid. The only thing I noticed was a squeak that developed towards the end of the juicing. It didn't bother me, but one of my dogs reacted the same way it would to a smoke alarm "beeping". I would like to know what…

We got this primarily for a freshly squeezed lime for a low carb margarita. With our old manual juicer, we used 1-1/2 limes per drink. We're getting enough, if not more, juice from a lime with this bad boy. This is a very difficult mode and we had no issues with the handle falling off. It's still best to cut or halve all the fruit and then squeeze them all at once, using your right hand to push and your left hand to feed and remove the waste (if you're right-handed). There is literally no extra

Very heavy, quite large, squeeze half a lemon in one squeeze almost completely dry, easy to clean. I have nothing more to ask about this matter. The handle falls gently and will stop at any time during the movement of the handle, it will not fall free if you let go and the citrus is not loaded. I've seen others complain of rust or corrosion and I'm convinced that it's important to keep it clean and dry right after use. Citrus juice is very acidic and metal doesn't usually mix well with acid…

This is the taller of the two models. We bought it to squeeze Mayer lemons, which are about the size of oranges. It does a pretty good job of releasing juice quickly, holds all but the smallest of seeds, and is easy to clean. However, the downward-pressing part has a different shape of a perforated dome, onto which it presses the fetus. The tip is conical. The bottom center of the base is also almost conical but then becomes cylindrical as seen in the first photo. The effect is that the juice…

This review is for the 18.5 inch juicer. I have two orange trees, a grapefruit and a pomegranate in my garden. Grapefruit and pomegranates are huge, so I was looking for a juicer big enough to process everything we grow. This juicer definitely achieves that goal! We had our nieces over Christmas so we spent the day picking and squeezing oranges. We picked and squeezed about 100 oranges in about two hours. This juicer can easily accommodate both large and small oranges. The lever wasn't that…