what is the best way to clean the juicer
947937
I use a produce bag and place it inside the waste bowl. As soon as I'm done juicing I wash everything. Use the brush to clean the screen and let it dry. If the screen still has stuff in it after dries - re-clean. Have been very satisfied with the juicer; Gary H.
947938
Easy! As soon as I've made my juice, I rinse and then put all the big parts in the hot soapy dish water, get them washed and rinsed. Then I rinse the blade basket in hot water and put it in the dish water to soak for a couple of minutes while I sip some juice. Then I use the brush to clean the basket. HINT: put a produce bag, the ones that you put your fruits or veggies in when you buy them, in the 'waste basket' part of your juicer - you won't need to wash that very often at all! LOVE this juicer!
947939
I use the brush provided and a dot of detergent in a circular motion to clean the blade and mesh. It usually is the most time consuming part. Everything else is easy with warm soapy water and a rag/sponge.
947940
Take a small dishwasher brush, plastic. Like the kind at IKEA. First spray the blade upside down with hot water and scrub lightly, then flip it right side up and gently scrub the screen and blades with the brush and dish soap. Repeat until clean. The rest is dishwasher safe.
947941
When I make juice, I drop the blade into a sinkful of hot soapy water and go drink my juice. In 15 minutes or so, I used a dishwashing brush to clean the blade. It's not too hard after soaking a few minutes. The rest can be easily wanted by hand with the same soapy water. The pulp should be sealed in a plastic baggie if it's going to be in the trashcan for more than a day because it will begin smelling quickly.
2177963
It's fairly easily to clean in my opinion. As long as you remove the pieces after juicing and rinse immediately, it is pretty easy. I've never had a hard time with cleaning. Just unscrew the top, dump the shavings, wash, and dry. It's pretty simple. Waring provided a little brush to clean the "blade" piece and it's easy to reassemble. I've never used any other juicers so I am not sure how it compares, but it works great for my usage.
1386846
No the bottom part comes offNot the top. The top doesn't get very dirty and I wipe with a sponge. It takes about a minute to clean, I purchased this to simplify my juicing experience since I was cleaning a juice extractor for 15 minutes after each use.
2094681
works great. my only complaint about the juicer is the cleaning part. at first is easy to clean but as you start using it, it becomes more difficult to keep it crsital clear clean
72270
I find it juices leafy greens quite well and kicks out the leftover veins as pulp in the waste bucket opposite the juice container side. Easy to keep clean, use a produce bag from the store to line the waste bucket side first and use a nylon bristle brush circularly on the metal mesh part and blades, and I hand dry those parts carefully. :)
278229
Very easy to clean the Epica citrus juicer. This is the most well thoughjt out juicer I have ever seen. It is well sealed where it should be with no nooks and crannys for the pulp to get stuck in. Very few moving parts and the ones there are come out easily and are easy to clean. The basket itself will catch some pulp, as will ANY strainer basket, but if you just run it under water upside down, it's easy to clean. What impressed me most about this unit was really the build quality. It's a quality piece of equipment, well designed and well constructed and it just LOOKS really good. I can't recommend this juicer highly enough. Very easy to clean the Epica citrus juicer. This is the most well thoughjt out juicer I have ever seen. It is well sealed where it should be with no nooks and crannys for the pulp to get stuck in. Very few moving parts and the ones there are come out easily and are easy to clean. The basket itself will catch some pulp, as will ANY strainer basket, but if you just run it under water upside down, it's easy to clean. What impressed me most about this unit was really the build quality. It's a quality piece of equipment, well designed and well constructed and it just LOOKS really good. I can't... » Read More Very easy to clean the Epica citrus juicer. This is the most well thoughjt out juicer I have ever seen. It is well sealed where it should be with no nooks and crannys for the pulp to get stuck in. Very few moving parts and the ones there are come out easily and are easy to clean. The basket itself will catch some pulp, as will ANY strainer basket, but if you just run it under water upside down, it's easy to clean. What impressed me most about this unit was really the build quality. It's a quality piece of equipment, well designed and well constructed and it just LOOKS really good. I can't recommend this juicer highly enough. « Show Less
740107
its not ard to clean at all..The only issue was the spout to put the food into which is WAY to small things need to be cut up so small.. If ur an everyday juicer its goin to get old real quick im goin to sell mine and buy a breville
2227765
When done using it takes maybe 5 minutes to clean everything and put it all away. Haven't had any problems with it using or cleaning. I love my juicer.
308428
clean it with vinegar and water pour it through it then flush with water a few times
665863
If you do not mind uncloging it several times. I do not consider the juicer good for much.
818914
Yes. you can. That is the sole purpose of a juicer. Cleaning this juicer is quite easy too.
854105
There are about 5 or 6 parts to clean. Everything is easy but the pulp basket and pulp chute. The basket has a special 'basket tool' to make it pretty easy to clean. You'll need a long dental tool or similar thing to pull out the pulp that remains in its little chute. All in all, it's not too bad. I just rinse everything well right after juicing. And I don't use soap often at all. Let it all drip dry.
2011721
Pour your juice into a jar and set it in the freezer while you do the clean up! :) Gives it a nice extra chill in those few minutes!
2100536
Breville has a BJS600XL Fountain Crush Masticating Slow Juicer that appears to have good reviews. I don't know how easy to clean it is, that's a big factor for me along with quality of the juice. I've read different reviews on ease of cleaning. All I can say is I do know I love the Kuvings!! :) Hope this helped at least a little.
1275729
The juicer only has 3 parts that get dirty during juicing - and the pulp comes right out once dismantled - it is super easy to wash. Like the previous answer, I never even use the dishwasher and do it by hand
284091
The best method to clean is a damp micro-fiber cloth. If you use windex, use it from the can as it contains a bit of oil.
790550
Just use a brush, etc., and cleaning it is no problem. Just don't spill coffee, juice, sugar laden soft drink, etc on it.