• Converts all noncitrus fruits and vegetables into fresh juice

• Durable stainless-steel blade; powerful 550-watt motor

• 9-1/4 inches in diameter by 12 inches high

• Disassembles easily for cleaning

• Dishwasher-safe stainless-steel bowl and cover

In terms of use, it is pretty good. Because of the straining action it uses you get significantly more juice per vegetable than any other machine. The only issue I have is with cleanup. It's not bad per se but you do need the filters to save you 80% of the cleanup without them. Even with the filters though it is damn tricky to get all the fibrous leftovers out of the metal spinner. There is just no simple physical way to get pulp out given the design of the spinner. Having said that we're talking a minute or two of running this thing under a faucet tilting it back and forth. If they can solve this I'll give them 5 stars.

Finally it looks good. I just wish they would bring back the blue model that my ex took!

21 of 21 found the following review helpful:


Solid Product  Oct 21, 2000 By Bradford Ferguson "trader-brad"
I'm very happy with the Waring juicer. One reviewer had problems with seeds so I'm careful to remove the seeds from everything that I juice. Other than that, the product works great and is easy to clean. About a dozen optional paper filters are included with the product and they do a great job and are pretty cheap (less than $10 for 200. 5 cents per filter. They are available by mail order and are probably available in large cities). Once you plug the unit in and turn this baby in, the motor quickly revs up to a hum and you simply put the fruit/vegetable in the hole and push down with the plunger. If you've never juiced before, buy more fruit/vegetable than you would think that you'd need. Engine takes a while to slow to a stop is my biggest gripe, but I just use the time to let the unit squeeze every last drop out.

I've joined the juicer owner cult!

29 of 31 found the following review helpful:


Good product, but a little more info would be helpful  Mar 19, 2001
After 20 years with another juicer, a different brand (which I used only sporadically, because it really was a pain to clean), I splurged with this one. I have only used it a few times and was impresed with the (carrot)juice it produced and how easy it was to clean. However, my gripe is that the manufacturer does not provide enough written info. I couldn't even find anything about what wattage the motor was let alone any specific info on how to prepare fruit/vegs for the machine (e.g., do I have to take the tops off the carrots, peel the apples, remove pits from watermelon? etc). One reviewer states a problem he/she had with watermelon; perhaps if there was info on how to juice different fruits/vegs, this person would not have had to replace the same part three times. A small appliance this costly should give the consumer some basic info as to how best use it.

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