How big is this juicer? Does the cord self wind?
856720
No, you have to wind it yourself. Easy. it tucks under. The juicer is roughly nine inches tall. six or so wide. I love it!!!!!!
856721
The juicer is about 12" tall and about 6" wide. The cord is easily stored but doesn't not automatically self-wind.
856722
It's about 8 inches tall, 6 in wide, 6 in deep at the bottom and about 7.5 in wide at the top. It's a lot bigger than it looks in the picture. The cord wraps around the bottom, it does not self wind.
856723
No it doesn't retract. It stands about 8" high by 6 or 7" deep. Juices very fast and easy to clean.
856724
the cord does not self wind - the juicer is 7 inches tall and 4 inches wide or so - fits right on the counter - has a little plastic cover that fits on top of it to keep it clean while not in use - I like it because it thoroughly juices the citrus fruit you run thru it
856725
Owner's manual says 8.9" x 5.9" x 5.9". There is a well under the base designed for (manually) wrapping the cord. Weight is 7.7#.
856726
It is not one of those giant juicers. It is fair size. It does not have a self wind cord. It is also a lousy juicer.
856727
The base of the unit is about 7" at the tallest, slightly lower in front with a circumference of about 21", the part that juices is about 2" high. The cord is short and does not self wind. The juicer part is composed of 4 pieces, the juice catcher, the pulp catcher, a large reamer that fits over a smaller reamer. All of these pieces are washable, I've never cleaned them in the dish washer, just hand rinsed right after using. Hope this helps.
1345322
1 year, but returned mine for a refund after the 1st use. Motor overheats juicing more than 6 oranges at a time and has to cool about 20 min. before continuing. You would be so much better off with a Cuisinart Pulp Control Juicer - excellent machine, this one is cheap and not good for a family.
896130
about 1.2 inches, but is tapered slightly. I grind my stuff and then drop it in and get much faster production. Grind with a juice man and thenfinish it off into dry pulp with the angle. After 2 years, that is the best method I have found and Juice over 1 gallon a week, veggies, not fruit!
2238496
I have no idea. I hated this unit as the pulp that was left over after juicing was soaking wet with nutrients and juice. I have got rid of this juicer and purchased a Norwalk. Sorry I didn't do that from the beginning. I had the Omega horizontal and after that got the Vert and hated both!
31041
It is about 2 3/4 inches wide (2 13/16 to be exact). This is an AWESOME lemon juicer. WAY better than the painted aluminum ones.
175922
I would be surprised. I have great results using it to press liquid out of herbs when making tinctures. But it is a steady pressure, hand-crank system, and not a juicer.
956527
this will not juice spinach, kale or chard, you will get very little juice with this juicer, I would go with another juicer...
2130170
Not sure sent it back.it did well for some fruits but it clog with carrots and pinappleI really wanted it because it was a slow juicer to not over heat juice.Just didnt work out.
1898660
This juicer produces VERY little foam and does the entire fruit! It also comes with attachments so that you can grind meat, make nut butters and make homemade noodles and breadsticks! I always remove the pits from stone fruits before I juice so I can't say how well it would do with those... But, I can't imagine why you would make the effort to leave them in for juicing if its easier to leave them out.
1108628
I've purchased 2 glass citrus juicers. The first one I don't have handy but it was probably the same item as what you're looking to purchase. The measurement should be across the bowl portion of the juicer, not including the handle. The second one I purchased is 6" across the width or perpendicular to the line that would go through the handle to the pour spout. I did notice that the 2nd juicer has shallower fluting where the citrus rubs to remove the juice. So the smaller model had better flutes for juicing.
1991697
I can't answer that. I have been less than satisfied with my new juicer that is not actually an Acme but Waring bought them out. I have an original Acme to compare and believe me the construction is not as high quality at all. I've had problem with shimmying over the counter if I try to juice more than 3/4 of a full glass of juice at one time. I would not purchase again.
1990364
I don't remember because I returned the juicer after 2 uses. It's no where near as good a product as the Omega J8003 I did have nor the Omega J8004 that I replaced the VRT with. Too much pulp in the juice, too much foam, too much money for a less than acceptable juicer. Sorry I couldn't answer your question.
2004786
Doris, I also have a lemon tree. I bought this juicer, used a couple of times and never again. The lever gets stuck; it is not good for larger oranges and lemons : wastes a lot of juice. Lacking in stability, sometimes you need the other hand to keep it standing. The lever is too short, but if it were longer the stability would be even less. Not recommended.
2004788
This is an excellent juicer. Easy to use and very easy to clean. I sometimes have trouble with really big oranges but it should be very good for lemons. Reasonably priced as well. I recommend it.
1434016
It's a commercial grade juicer. It's heavy but it's due to the fact that it's built to last. This is a high quality juicer that will last a lifetime.
1469602
I don't know because it was a gift and I sent it directly to the person. I wish I could be more help to you. The person who got the juicer is very happy with it though. Best of luck to you!
82551
Don't know exactly as its at my other residence in Florida. Check with manufacturer for dimensions. Strong machine but fills up with orange pulb quickly and must be cleaned out, discarded or poured into juice