Customer Reviews

Waring JEX450 Pulp-Eject Juice Extractor, Brushed Stainless

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I just got one for Christmas, and have been happy with the product. I only had to use 'extreme force' if I put too much food into the chute at once. I've been juicing pineapples and apples for a few days now and have not experienced an overheating problem. Also, compared to other juicers I've had (juiceman, etc), this one is simple to clean.

I waited until I'd had mine for a month, to make sure I wasn't missing some problem, but I haven't discovered a single one. I make large quantities of juice nearly every day, and in my view this juicer is efficient and simple to clean. It hasn't overheated, and it's handled every fruit I put in it with no hassle. I do tend to be careful not to overstuff the feed chute, but I've juiced whole apples without a hitch. I consider it a great buy for the money.

I recently purchased the NEW Waring juice simply because I knew the name and quality of products they typically produce.

This juicer does have a larger feed chute which makes juicing easier but there are these three metal bars inside to prevent people from sticking their hand in machine. These bars obviously are there for safety but caused my food push to get stuck in the machine while juicing spinach and created a suction action. I had to wiggle and use EXTREME force to extract the food push from the machine.
I also tried to juice pineapple and green apples, two of my favorites but the machine over heated. I had to follow the instructions in the manual that covered overheating throughly, now I know why they devoted so much time to overheating as this happened twice with me. I could only proceed after unplugging the machine and waiting 5 minutes with no luck, and then after ten minutes I was ready to go again.
Also noticed that the pulp container had large pieces of apple skin about the size of a fifty cent piece that was not juiced. The food chute is justified to one side and also caused all the residue in the filter to collect on one side, so the longer I juiced the less juice it yeilded.
The machine had two speeds, at last but never stated how many rotations per minute occured while on high or low.
Overall disappointing.

This is my first juicer, so I don't have much to compare it to. But after having it for a month, I do have an impression of its performance and quality.

We use it almost daily and put a good variety of fruits and vegetables through it: oranges, grapefruit, pineapple, apples, carrots, celery, beets, etc. It has never gotten clogged up, overheated, or otherwise malfunctioned. It has never spilled/leaked juice all over my counter like I've seen in other posts. There are only about five or six parts to wash after each use, and it disassembles/assembles very easily. One feature I like is that the pitcher that catches the juice has a foam separator -- keeps the foam in the pitcher while you pour out the juice into your glass.

I've noticed, however, that the pulp it kicks out is still fairly wet. I'm guessing that with a more expensive machine, I'm going to get drier pulp -- therefore, more juice -- than I'm getting with this machine. Overall though I'm happy with what I've got.

This juicer is the balls. Juices anything without any problems at all. I bought a refurbished one for a great deal, I highly recommend others to do the same.

This juicer rocks. Not only is it easy to use, virtually dummy proof but it is also easy to clean. The parts come apart easily and whether you clean it by hand or in the dishwasher it cleans up easily. Love the fresh juice and the combinations are endless. The juicer is a little larger than I thought it would be but that's ok because it works so well.

has handled everything i threw at it.

thou i found with apples, i need to filter it so it wont be cloudy, handles everything with ease.

I am afraid that this product did not work for us. Not only we had clean up the counters full of flying pulp and pulp was full of juice as well.