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Question: I am elderly, and don't have much strength in my hands am I going to be able to use this?
Document: This juice press works like a charm. I almost couldn't believe how I could get so much juice out of my lemons with so little squeezing effort! After years of juicing my lemons and limes with a wooden reamer, then picking out the seeds, this thing is awesome! The handles are so long that it makes the squeezing effortless, and those lemons are squeezed completely DRY! That is great considering I don't have the strongest hands or squeezing strength.I definitely recommend this handy gadget!
I have child hands. This juice press requires a span of fingers and strength of hand that surpasses my inherent ability. I cannot use this item effectively. With that said, it seems durable. Also, for those of you who don't know, don't try to juice with the curve of the fruit lying in the curve of the juicer sieve.
This press is solid feeling. For the last month we have used it every night to juice two limes. We cut the limes in half, juice each half, then stack two halves and juice again. No problems. I think I might be able to bend it if I went way, way overboard and applied too much pressure, but fortunately I am not an idiot in that respect.I use Amazon for most of my purchases and update my reviews if anything changes with the products.
This requires a lot of strength in your grip. Going back to old fashions press and twist thing from my grandmother.
This press works great and is built to last. I have small hands and I am able to squeeze lemons no problem with this tool.
I've tried a couple of citrus squeezers in the past - one was some kind of extra strong plastic and the other was aluminum. Neither lasted very long under normal use and they both broke at the hinge. This one being stainless steel is much more durable and I have had it for over a year and it is still going really strong.
So, I use the squeezer to get the bulk of the juice squeezed out and finish using my hand. All good! Much easier than trying to squeeze it all by hand. The squeezer is some kind of shiny metal, and the item feels substantial in the hands. It cleans easily with soapy water, or can go through the dishwasher. All in all, I am happy with this purchase.
During a food service career of over 43 years, I used and was subjected to many different citrus juicers. After retirement I purchased this product and really like -- never have I been able to have the lemons and limes release this much juice -- and so effortlessly.
I like to press it hard. Does not have to be, just a matter of how much juice you want from your lemons. :) Some big lemons more difficult to fit in. I buy lemons in bags from Costco, they are big, but I was always able to manage to fit them in press. The fact it is stainless steel, really helps, don't waste your time with other materials, or painted ones.
This thing squeezes lemons and limes really well... I get a lot more juice with this press, than I did with my bare hands. It feels sturdy, and I can really crank down on it. However, the handle moves a little left and right when I press down... making it feel like it is going to break. I don't think it will break, just feels weird.
Answer: To some extent, yes. The squeezing is easiest in the beginning. But if you have somewhat less strength, you won't be able to get all the juice out. I have the squeeze hard to use the whole lemon. But if you don't mind not using the whole fruit, then it may be useful to you. I hope this helps.