has anyone used these for juice pulp after juicing & they break or tear? If I juice daily can I leave the bag in the pulp section for few days?
1041281
I've used these for juice pulp. They do not break or tear. However, at the end of day 2, it starts to smell.
1041282
I have used these bags for over a year and have had only one break. I think I overloaded it. With routine use, I would think they would be fine.
1041283
Wish I could say for sure. I can say that I've never had a leak with these, while I've often had them with BioBags.
1041284
Yes....as opposed to BioBags which are .8 mil thickness, these are 1.0 which makes a big difference in how long you can go without it leaking or tearing.
1041285
I have used them with my juicer as a pulp bag and they have held up completely. No breaks or tears. I have not left them in the pulp section for a fees days, but I'm pretty sure they would hold up. They are tough compost bags.
1041286
Haven't used these for pulp specifically but have found they hold up WAY better than bio bags even with fairly soggy compost. We usually empty our little bin a couple times per week and I have had only a couple leaks ever (compared to constant rips when we used bio bags).
264266
They are good for a long time. Shake really well before using juice. Keep refrigerated after opened. It tastes very good over ice.
2148255
yes. No pulp with apples BUT... Mine broke within 3 uses (making apple juice)!! I would go with a different brand and just pay a little more.
198683
What do you plan to use them for? Using them for hands on play only lasted us 3 or 4 days then they were breaking easily in our hands, however, we only used a very small portion of the bag so we have plenty more to make other days.
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I think it depends on whats used on how much foam there is because it varies. I happen to like the foam but thats just a personal preference. No theres no pitcher to separate. Also its still spraying from the crease between the machine and the catch container where as it didnt in the beginning. I cant figure out why so the bag i put in the catch container im now folding up over that crease to minimize the spray mess. and... the pulp is wetter than it was in the beginning. I just run it back through another time or two, i still get good juice but disappointed its only been a month and im already having issues. After the money spent, Im already thinking about my next juicer... :( I think it depends on whats used on how much foam there is because it varies. I happen to like the foam but thats just a personal preference. No theres no pitcher to separate. Also its still spraying from the crease between the machine and the catch container where as it didnt in the beginning. I cant figure out why so the bag i put in the catch container im now folding up over that crease to minimize the spray mess. and... the pulp is wetter than it was in the beginning. I just run it back through another time or two, i still get good juice but disappointed its only been a month and im... » Read More I think it depends on whats used on how much foam there is because it varies. I happen to like the foam but thats just a personal preference. No theres no pitcher to separate. Also its still spraying from the crease between the machine and the catch container where as it didnt in the beginning. I cant figure out why so the bag i put in the catch container im now folding up over that crease to minimize the spray mess. and... the pulp is wetter than it was in the beginning. I just run it back through another time or two, i still get good juice but disappointed its only been a month and im already having issues. After the money spent, Im already thinking about my next juicer... :( « Show Less
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No offence intended but this is one of the weirdest questions I've ever seen. Have you ever seen an average juicer? lol. Picture a blender with lots of attachments. Then, you need to take it all apart and clean it. It's doable, but cumbersome. I'd rather do my juice at home, put it in Mason jars and drink it within three hours. Just my opinion.
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Compatible? This is just a bag for your compost from juicing. You take the vegetable matter that's left over, put it in the bag, and throw it in your compost bin - the bag dissolves. It doesn't fit on a juicer or anything like that. You just put the stuff in it after you're done juicing. Oops, I see from other users that apparently it does fit on a juice bin of some juicers. I use a Champion juicer, which doesn't have a juice bin. I put the vegetable matter into a bowl, and when I'm done I put it in this bag and toss it in the compost bin.
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The pulp you have left after extracting the juice would make fine bedding material but you will have removed most of the nutrients. Peels, cores, and other discard should contribute food as it breaks down.
2175492
I use Juice with mine all the time! Ive used orange juice, apple juice, various low% juice punches, and of course just regular water. i even had a bottle of Mt. Dew that had gone flat and i re carbonated it. Not sure if they will have negative affects over time, but so far ive just made to clean it wekk after use with Juice and i have han no issues!
526326
Not at all....The juice in one side and the pulp all goes to the other side. The pulp and everything else left over will be in the overflow container, not completely dry but not wet either. I do recommend to follow the instructions and put a plastic bag on the inside of the container, makes clean up easier. I'm sure that you can use the pulp for other cooking like pies but I'm not so inclined and only go for the juice.
166281
Yes, it comes with 2 plastic containers to catch the juice and pulp. It comes with all of the attachments of the new version - mine arrived in pristine condition -you would have no idea it wasn't brand new.
13508
Not one bit!! I do keep my juicing fruits in the fridge,however,as I prefer the cool drink. And drink up bcaus the juice separates quickly naturally, and loses vtamins and oxiants with exposure to air. Enjoy!
1874996
A strainer keeps the pulp from being mixed with your juice. The pulp is collected in a plastic bin next to the juicer and can be added to your juice if you prefer more fibre.
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Not really because there is a strainer that cannot be removed which filters most of the pulp out. However, if you like the pulp, you could just dump it back into your juice from the strainer since the strainer will hold most of it.
1693133
I did. ...I did cut them up real small though.....1/4-3/8"....the machine turned them into absolute juice...no lumps or pulp
983918
U can eat the pulp. It comes with a book of recipes using the juice and the pulp. Ours has been wonderful and we love it. Was recommended by a friends doctor that we buy this brand. U will enjoy it.
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No they aren't leak proof. I use them for dry snacks, strawberries, apple, or grapes, but nothing with any juice.