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Question: Is the pulp pretty dry once you are finished juicing? Meaning it was effective. Also, is it fairly quiet? Compact and transportable?
Document: I have been using my Jack LaLanne Juicer now for about 1 month. I love it! It seems to be working fine. It is pretty quiet and easy clean up. The pulp is dry so it is extracting all of the juice from the fruit or vegetable. The only thing is I could say is, I wish I didn't have to peel some of the vegetables because it can be a little time consuming if I'm in a hurry.
It's a fairly quiet machine, and it gets the job done. The booklet that comes with it gives a pretty good variety of recipes, and I've tried combinations I wouldn't otherwise have thought of on my own. I'm positive there are better juicers out there, but it's been a great first juicer, and I'd have no problem recommending it to someone who is interested in trying to make juice for themselves, particularly for the price.
I am very happy with my Jack LaLanne's PJEB Power Juicer Express. I use it 3-10 times daily and it works well. The pulp that is left in the machine is usually dry meaning that most of the juice results in my glass.
My first experience with juicers was a juice man juicer. Let me say to those wondering, never by a juiceman, horrible-pulp is wet still dripping with juice- it just explodes fruit+loud... Used it 2 times, boxed it up, and bought the Lanlannes express.As for the power express, it is great. The pulp comes out dry. Meaning you get all the juice. There is no pulp in the juice. It is quite too.
Juices fairly, quickly. Easy to use. Cleans up pretty easily. Has a safety mechanism located on the pulp container that tends to break off easily, rendering the unit non-functional. Replacement parts are available and have been told it is easy to by-pass the safety. Have purchased 14 of these, used. They were used for a class and almost everyone in the class liked it enough to purchase of them!
I take a small bristled brush to the screen, along with the sprayer nozzle on the sink to get it nice and clean.- Good entry level price.- Generally the pulp is pretty dry.
Just bought this at Kohls and will be returning it. The pulp is very drippy - a good juicer should have pretty dry pulp. It's easy enough to set up, but I guess you get what you pay for -- going back to shell out the big bucks for a better juicer.
We juice greens of all kinds, carrots, pineapple and apple a few times a week with the juicer. The directions are easy to understand. We follow the directions and have not had any problems over the last several months of use. I suspect that the poor reviewers have not followed the directions!Pros... this is compact, has a nice security feature that wont allow the machine to turn on if it is not put together properly, it is pretty quiet, and cleans up easily.
The pieces fit easily together and the pulp is completely dry when I take it out, leading me to believe that the blades are of pretty good quality. I got a cup of juice out of one pear, a cup of juice out of one grapefruit and a cup of juice out of one pound of strawberries. I've never had another juicer before, but I love this one so far!
Juice started pouring into the glass and also started dripping into the pulp collector and dripping out the sides of the unit. Only dry pulp is suppose to go into the collector and no juice should drip out the sides of the unit. The pulp that did go into the collector was very soggy, too wet to have been juiced properly. We have a $50 GE juicer that does a much better job which is strange because before that we had an older Jack Lalanne Juicer that worked better than the GE!
Answer: Hi, Kaitlyn, the pulp, skin, etc . . . was actually pretty mushy, once all the juice ran into the glass. In fact, a lot of the contents was stuck to the inside of the machine, instead of going into the container. I had the lid on properly, but it didn't seem to transfer all the contents into the bin. Some of the fruit was even stuck on the outside of that tool, used to push it down into the chamber. It was fairly quiet, considering how big this thing is. As for being compact and transportable, I would have to say "No." This thing is huge, and you have to make sure that several parts are securely in place, otherwise, you will get a big mess, when you turn it on.