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Question: Does it handle grapefruit properly?
Document: This thing works well, I have juiced limes all the way up to grapefruit, and it works very well! LOVE IT!
Fast and easy, and easy to clean. Just be sure that you have installed the inverted cone that the orange half sits on properly, or it will wobble or suddenly SNAP into position.
Been drinking fresh OJ on a daily basis since getting this juicer. Easy to use for most people but if you have low arm strength or have arthritis, it might be challenging after a few presses. Im thinking the handle might get loose over time but seems to be working perfectly fine after 3 months. Happy with the juicer overall.
This juicer is almost like &#34;mom&#34; used to have and it works the same way. Pull the handle down, apply pressure and you have all the juice the fruit has to offer. Very little waste. Easy clean up. The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is that it's heavy and being so large, it needs to be moved frequently from storage to counter for use.
great juecer works great for all citris fruit you want to sqeeze but the rubber handle and the handle stopp bumper reak i washed the hell out of them and the still stink like crude oil out of the ground i just ended up throwing them out its better to use without handle anyways and pu a cane bumper on for the handle gaurde other than that it was a great deal.
I got this for my mom as a Christmas gift, and so far she tells me it works very well. The build is very heavy duty and rugged--I am not worried at all about this thing breaking. It is also heavy enough and has a wide enough base that there is very little danger of it tipping over during use. Some have complained about the strong chemical odor from the rubber or plastic on the handle, but this dissipates pretty quickly.
not the most refined one made, but I love simplicity, and this one is simple and very functional, for the money you cannot go wrong. Oranges go right through with almost no effort, grapefruit takes some effort but it is still much easier than having to clean 4 or 5 pieces of a noisy electric one.
Overall it does what I wanted it to do. A couple of improvements would be:  1) Make the lower cup adjustable up or down. Minor adjustment would be nice based upon the thickness of the fruit skin and the size of the fruit. If I could move it up about 1/8&#34;, I would get that last drop of OJ, and 2) place a locking device on the handle in the up position.
The only detail that really turns me down is the rubber handle has a very strong odor that does not go away after thoroughly washing with soap, tooth paste, Clorox wypes, etc. I believe the manufacturing process uses some industrial solvent to make the rubber flexible to slide in place, but the odor is intense. I wrapped it with several layers of fabric with tooth paste, but the odor still over powers our kitchen.
This was less expensive than most and works like a charm. The only issue is it dose not have suction feet, but you can easily get them if you want. From mid November thru about May it gets a daily workout on fresh Florida citrus. I love grapefruit juice. Every day for 6 months does the body good, and I love every bit of it!
Answer: It could handle a pretty small grapefruit. Try to buy ones less than 4 inches in diameter.