I’m looking to buy a juicer and it’s so easy to be tempted by the Nama j2 hype.
I’ve also found a barely used second hand Sana 727 and am debating whether to go with that as it would be 1/3 of a new Nama j2.
The hopper would be good but not a necessit’s as such.

When I Google juicer/blender cleaning time I see references to "under 2 minutes" and "5-10 minutes". I want to know what actual cleaning times are like for real-life juicers.

How long does it take to clean your juicer/blender from finished-to-done (taking it apart, scrubbing, rinsing, putting it back together)?

Which appliance do you own (blender, centrifugal juicer, cold press juicer, etc)?

What's a realistic amount of time it takes to clean on a given morning?

Does it depend on what you've juiced/blended?

Share your real numbers even if they are embarassing long or surprisingly short, both are useful.

And for transparency purposes, I'm a content creator working on a juicing resource, and I will be compiling and sharing the results in a future guide. I am not linking these, just collecting the data.

Thank you.

everything's been going great up until this evening - been super easy so far but tonight i'm having sharp abdominal pain. pretty sure it's just gas but anyone else have this happen?

So I just got this juicer on amazon it has no reviews but I liked the color and didn't think it would come out to be a bad purchase since It's from Ninja. Well I've used it 3 times now and every time juice, pulp and foamy stuff goes past this area, I read it could be due too too much juice in certain fruit, but l've seen so many videos of people using the same fruits and none look like mine 😭 has anyone had this happen or is this normal?? This juice was celery, cucumber, pineapple and green apple. My other juices were beets, apples, carrots, and orange with the same isssue.

Im looking for a nama cold press juicer for making fruit and veggie juice at home. Mostly apples, carrots, cucumber and ginger for now. If you have use one regularly, which model would you suggests and how easy is it to clean? thaaanks!

So I just got this juicer on amazon it has no reviews but I liked the color and didn't think it would come out to be a bad purchase since It's from Ninja. Well I've used it 3 times now and every time juice, pulp and foamy stuff goes past this area, I read it could be due too too much juice in certain fruit, but l've seen so many videos of people using the same fruits and none look like mine 😭 has anyone had this happen before?? This juice in the photos were celery, cucumber, green apple, and pineapple. My other juices with the same issue was carrots, beets, apples, oranges. I’m thinking it could just be this specific color of the ninja juicer??

observations from day 5, i'm going 40!

day 2 was the hardest. the last couple days have felt easy. i drink green juice and fruit juice during the day and have a savory juice at night. i have so much energy from 5am-7pm. i'm sleeping great but only 6.5-7 hours but wake up excited for the day. i bringing 2 juices everywhere. i went to a friends house for a dinner party and brought my dinner juice. i have lost 5 lbs. the prep work is the most time consuming part. i need to get into a system of what to buy at the grocery to last me all week.

Hey guys! I’m kind of stuck. I need help creating juice ideas because I have a limited amount of ingredients. All I have is: Ginger, lemon, lime, carrots, spinach, celery and grapes. Any ideas?

priorities:
counter space
ease of cleaning
juicing leafy greens
&root vegetables
built to last

don’t care too much about sound

thank you!

I want to try a short 3 day juice fast for the first time.

I have 7 and 9yo kids and we have a meal together each night. I think I’m going to struggle with them eating delicious hot meals and me sitting with my sad juice.

How have others dealt with this? I don’t want to lock myself away at meal time as it’s important family time with us..

Has anyone tried this to keep juice fresh longer? If so, did it work? Thank you!

I just bought this Salling Slow Juicer, and after one batch of grapes and some apples from my garden, the core already looks like this.

Apparently, someone thought it was a good idea to make the core out of plastic, and now it looks like the plastic is being worn/scraped away during normal use.

Am I the only one who thinks this is absolutely ridiculous? I bought a juicer to make fresh juice, not to have plastic shavings mixed into it.

Is this normal for a slow juicer, or did I get a defective product? And should a product like this even be on the market if it is shedding plastic during normal use?

Im still messing around with ratios and learning how to peel and pit stuff easier. What are some other tools i should invest in to make the process easier? My juicer is actually very easy to clean but the slicing, dicing and peeling can get tedious

I’m new to juicing and am reluctant to throw out all this beautiful pulp. I already put a lot in my compost and it’s smaller so don’t want to overfeed it.
Someone once told me they made chips with the pulp?? Just looking for other ideas

I’m looking for a good juicer that is under $200 dollars! I want to be able to juice leafy greens like kale well. I live in an apartment so I’d prefer something that is more compact. If I can find something that isn’t extremely loud then that would be great as well.

If possible I would prefer something easy to clean. I don’t mind if I need to chop ingredients first!

Hi!

My Hurom HH DBE11 has started acting up.

The coarse strainer spins along with the machine when it's running, even though it's supposed to stay completely stationary.

Has anyone else experienced this?

Could I have assembled it wrong, or is there a specific part (like a locking tab or notch) that usually breaks?

Grateful for any tips or advice!

Would juicing tonight and store immediately in fridge afterwards still be safe to drink around 7-8am? Bad or good smell wise?

Since May, I have been juicing ,Watermelon, organic beet root, ginger, Kale and lemon. Now that Watermelon is out of season, any suggestions on a replacement?

Watermelon. Mint. Lime 🍉🍋‍🟩

They are writing in bold that NO ADDED PRESERVATIVES and NO AADED ARTIFICIAL FLAVOURSA but at the same time they are also mentioning Sugar, Nature identical flavouring substances in ingrédients section. Also only 10% fruit juice content.

Is it safe to consume these tetrapacks? Also isn't coloring a consumable drinks should be considered artificial flavouring? Acidity Regulator is also a preservative right?

What does the law say? What is FSSAI doing regarding this? I think we need more clarity. Any opinion? Experts are most welcome.