Waring JEX328 Health Juice ExtractorWaring JEX328 Health Juice Extractor
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- Juicer provides healthful way to eat fruits and vegetables
- High-speed 400-watt motor
- Brushed stainless-steel housing eliminates stains
- Compact strainer, pulp collector, lid, and juice collector are all dishwasher-safe
- Five-year limited warranty on the motor, one-year limited appliance warranty
Everyone who's ever owned a juicer knows that cleanup is the biggest downfall of home juicing. With the Waring, that won't be an issue--the compact strainer, pulp collector, lid, and juice collector are all dishwasher-safe, and the stainless-steel body wipes clean with a sponge. The extractor's die-cast base stays steady on the countertop, and its cushioned feet will minimize vibration, protecting the countertop from scratches. The extractor comes with an instruction book, a five-year limited warranty on the motor, and a one-year limited appliance warranty. --Ariel Meadow Stallings
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- Publisher: Waring
- Label: Waring
- Studio: Waring
- Sales Rank in Kitchen & Housewares: #442
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642 of 646 people found the following review helpful:  Great juicer for the price, By This review is from: Waring JEX328 Health Juice Extractor (Kitchen) My understanding is that there are basically 3 types of juicers:- Masticating - like a Champion Juicer - Centrifugal - like this one - Citrus only types Masticating juicers are generally thought of as the best type, but they are more expensive - around $$. If money is no object, a Champion Juicer is probably the way to go. But, since money was an object for me, I got this one. We have used it almost everyday for about 6 months with great results. The primary thing that we juice is carrots - usually about 20 large carrots each day, and it handles these carrots with no problems. I am very satisfied with this juicer, and I would buy it again. A few other notes - Noise. I do find it moderately noisy, but it's so fast that I'm done juicing before it bugs me or anyone in the house. Cleaning. There are five parts to clean - the lid, the strainer, the pulp collector, the juice collector (looks like a stainless steel cup), and the pusher. The pusher, the lid, and the...Read more 278 of 286 people found the following review helpful: Don't let the low price fool you--this is a great juicer!, By A Customer Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Waring JEX328 Health Juice Extractor (Kitchen) Smart shopper that I am, I checked out all the reviews of various juicing products that I could find before zeroing in on this one. After all my research, I decided that this one seemed to be the best value and most useful version on the market, and--crossing my fingers--I ordered it. WHAT A GREAT BUY.Things I was worried about before purchasing included noise (I have 2 small children, and I don't relish the notion of waking and/or frightening them every time I get a hankering for fresh juice), size (our family of 4 shares a compact 1-bedroom apartment with limited kitchen space), and ease of cleaning (we have no dishwasher and a microscopic sink--just large enough to wash up the dinner dishes, one plate at a time!) Having been exposed to various models and types of juicers in the past while working for families that practically considered juicing a religious pursuit, I knew how complex and cumbersome these beauties can be. Therefore, I was prepared to be disappointed by a...Read more 284 of 295 people found the following review helpful: My First Juicer, By Vito Giurlanda (Stony Brook, New York United States) - See all my reviews This review is from: Waring JEX328 Health Juice Extractor (Kitchen) This juicer has performed very well. I like the stainless steel cup (no juice stains). The motor very powerful (400 amps) and is holding up well; I've juiced lot's of fruits and veggies so far. The strainer is a snap to clean (I recommend you use an old tooth-brush instead of the brush they give you). Cleaning the pulp after use is also a snap. Cucumbers, apples, and pears go through very easily. Red beets take a little work. Carrots are easy, but make up the majority of the pulp. Also, too many carrots will clog up the pores in the strainer (so be careful) Romain lettuce and parsley are a little tricky. I recommend folding and juicing it first, then any fruits later. I tried cabbage; big mistake (it stinks). And, do not mix grapefruit with any veggie juice (the high acid with veggie juice tastes aweful after a few days in the fridge and is just bearable fresh). Overall, and excellent addition to my lifestyle. |
