Has anyone used it for pomegranates; how well did it work
577011
Sorry I never use my juicer for pomagrate juice I use my vita mix to make a smoothie out of them
135978
It has worked well for us. We use for our planters in the front yard. We actually use two for each of our planters so they are pointed in all angles. It also keeps the neighborhood dog from spraying our scrubs. You have to set them up and walk around to test them to see when the red light comes on and keep the batteries working. They are worth the price for us because some of our scrubs were expensive. We see sometimes five deer across the street eating our neighbor's scrubs. Then we see tracks in the snow where they start in our yard and turn away. Like I said, we use batteries in them and test them regularly. We definitely see them work when set and used properly. Good luck. It has worked well for us. We use for our planters in the front yard. We actually use two for each of our planters so they are pointed in all angles. It also keeps the neighborhood dog from spraying our scrubs. You have to set them up and walk around to test them to see when the red light comes on and keep the batteries working. They are worth the price for us because some of our scrubs were expensive. We see sometimes five deer across the street eating our neighbor's scrubs. Then we see tracks in the snow where they start in our yard and turn away. Like I said, we use batteries in them and... » Read More It has worked well for us. We use for our planters in the front yard. We actually use two for each of our planters so they are pointed in all angles. It also keeps the neighborhood dog from spraying our scrubs. You have to set them up and walk around to test them to see when the red light comes on and keep the batteries working. They are worth the price for us because some of our scrubs were expensive. We see sometimes five deer across the street eating our neighbor's scrubs. Then we see tracks in the snow where they start in our yard and turn away. Like I said, we use batteries in them and test them regularly. We definitely see them work when set and used properly. Good luck. « Show Less
866839
It works great on soft fruit and veggies as you mention. Apples, onions and the like are out of the question.
555428
I honestly wouldn't recommend this product or juicing pomegranates, the valve that the juice run through while being pressed has a point tip and more then like it will just pierce the fruit rather then juice ...I honestly don't know how you juice a pomegranate because the juice come from the seed I would probably just google or go on YouTube and type in "How to extract juice from a pomegranate.
1478754
I used it for wheat grass. The fibre came out absolutely chewed and try. Every drop of juice was extracted. I didn't cut wheatgrass. So the fiber was caught up. I had to pull it out. Next time I used grapes in between. I had no problem with fiber.Since then I have used it for various leaves..works well but I have always used some other fruit or veggie in between leaves. Not a problem for me as I can't drink greens alone. I need a sweet fruit added.
1535014
I had one. Hated it. Did a terrible job juicing even basic things like carrots or apples. You had to practically dice everything to get it in. I got rid of mine after two weeks and got a Jack Lalane power juicer. Works great. But it's not made for leafy things like kale or wheatgrass.
687255
Yes, and we regularly squeeze pomegranates into our orange/grapefruit juice. Use smaller poms, if you can, about the size of grapefruits, they fit the apparatus better. The bigger ones work, too, but it's my impression more seeds end up not getting pressed.
1710276
It does REALLY well with vegetables; I've only had problems with super wet vegetables (e.g. the seeded portion of summer squash), but that just required some extra cleaning, nothing too intense.
780079
I have used it with a bit of success on basil. In fact, neem is my go-to with basil! Best of luck!
1994282
I have and it seems to work well. I think it will slow evaporation and keep the soil around the plants moist longer.
1521003
yes it's really good for greens, oranges, have not tried mangoes or strawberries but i can tell it would come out good...
1134462
I have only used it for zucchini but I imagine it will work just as well with green papaya.
572720
It works great. I have used it for all different kinds of foods. I chopped onions, cilantro, nuts. You will love it. I bought three and gave two as presents. They love them.
812481
We use our juicer for pomegranates cutting them in half before putting them on the juicer. The ones larger than 4 inches in diameter we cut in quarters because they juice better that way.
1331735
I have had mine for almost a year. I use it every day on multiple kinds of veg. It works very well for most vegetables (I have never tried with asparagus), although I find that unless enough water is used, celery, apples, and carrots can be quite gritty. It may be slightly louder than my blender, but it works fast, so you don't have to listen to the horrible noise for as long :)
1449020
No. I have not. It works pretty well on mango fruits. You have to position it just right and it works best on fruit that is not over ripe. I would be curious to find out if anyone has tried it on other fruits.
1899205
It worked very well for me. I used it for oatmeal cookies. The batter was pretty stiff. I had no problems.