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Question: Are the plastic parts of this juicer (that come into contact with fruit/veggies) BPA free?
Document: Doing this, you get get smooth, pulp free juice!The machine is a little smaller than the Omega. This is good because smaller form factor means easier storage. This is not so good because ejection container in rear can fill up quickly. Minor trade off.Oh, another tip... I use the clear plastic bags from the fruit market to put inside the ejection container to catch all the pulp.
I based my purchase on the reviews on Amazon and I am not disappointed. For a family of two, this juicer is the perfect size. I don't eat enough fresh fruit and veggies and can't stand swallowing big vitamins, so this is the route I'm taking.
No waste! After 10 years, the plastic arms did break. However, I was able to order new ones and install myself for $6. I did a quick google search to find the best price on parts and ordered an extra set for the future. I have been most pleased with this juicer.
Wow - what a great little juicer. I had purchased a bigger, fancier juicer a year or so ago and just gave up. The cleanup was a nightmare - a bazillion little parts and a huge amount of wasted fruits and veggies. The L'Equip juicer takes up a very small space in my cabinet and only three pieces to clean - the chute, the bowl and the basket. Have soapy water in the sink and toss these in as you finish juicing.
I purchased this unit about 2 years ago and it is still going strong. Is it perfect, absolutely not but for the price it does the job. It is a good entry level juicer. The screen and blade does discolor quickly and using a toothbrush cleans the small parts. A lot of the peels don't get juiced (seems a waste) and end up in the pulp collection container which I line with a plastic grocery bag for quick clean up and no splatter.
Because I am fairly new to juicing (and have owned three juicers in my lifetime), I decided to spend a bit more for a higher performing machine. But the L'Equip performed slightly better than the juicers I've paid about $50 for. PROS: easy to clean; fits great in kitchens with minimal counter space. CONS: noisy; does not extract juice from veggies / fruit - very wet pulp remaining; stopped working after nine months of usage.
There are five reasons I love this juicer:1.) Works great, makes yummy juice in a snap that is free of pulp. The pulp extracted is not saw dust dry but it is free of most liquid. I use mine about twice a week.2.) Clean up is easy.3.) Its under $100.4.) Not as loud as I was expecting, quieter then my food processor.5.) Small enough to live in a corner of my kitchen counter.
The L'Equip Mini Juicer is exactly what is advertised. It handles any fruit or vegetable I have used with no hesitation. It is of very good quality.
I think clean up sucks but I think it extacts the most juice,  its powerful and quick. You to need a tall and wide rimmed glass because it is a little messy.I also have a vitamix that I use for smoothies but for nice pulp free juice I love this machine
I have owned this Juicer for about two months. It works great, doesn't take up too much space relative to most other juicers, and is easy to clean. I use it almost daily to make all varieties of fruit and vegetable juicers. I would highly recommend this product to anyone looking for a reasonably priced high-quality juicer.
Answer: Nothing on the box says anything about it being BPA free. Good luck if you juice, I did a total of about 5 juice glasses and didn't like them. It just sits on my counter taking up space now.