Green Power SS9002 Solostar II 180 Watts Juicer Reviews

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Compared to the other reviews, I've had a more balanced experience with the SoloStar II. I use the juicer a few times a week for wheatgrass and vegetables. from Amazon.com You are supposed to drink it pretty fast, at least according to the information I read on the Internet. The chute does accomodate medium sized chunks, so you will have to do some chopping, but if you are serious about juicing, it is not that big of a deal. Assembling, disassembling, and cleaning the Solostar II is very easy. A kindergartener could do it. from Amazon.com This juicer is easy to assemble and operate, and the juice is certainly tasty and live-tasting enough. I also like the fact that the SoloStar II is much lighter in weight than the Champion juicer I used to have. However, it takes MUCH LONGER than "three minutes" to clean the machine...for starters, I have to spend fifteen minutes removing pulp from the juicing screen so that pulp doesn't build up and prevent the screen from function properly. from Amazon.com I did as much research as I could online for masticating juicers in this price range and then spent two days deciding between the Omega 8005 and the SoloStar II. Although the Omega seems to be the more dominant product, all the reviews on the SoloStar where excellent. from Amazon.com I have to stop and comment about how much i enjoy this juicer. I am new to the juicing experience and so I bought this one based on the reviews of SOLOSTAR I. I got it, used it and was disappointed. from Amazon.com 1) the pulp from everything i juice is almost always wet, and while i do get more juice from running the pulp through again, it is wetter than i expected it to be, given the advertisements for the from Amazon.com however, it takes much longer than "three minutes" to clean the machine...for starters, i have to spend fifteen minutes removing pulp from the juicing screen so that pulp doesn't build up and prevent from Amazon.com not only was the "jack l-" juicer very time consuming to clean up but the juice tasted "cooked" and not fresh. from Amazon.com however, it will come out 3/4ths of the way and break off, and the rest is stuck until you put something else through to push it out(which will also get stuck) or take it apart to clean it. from Amazon.com granted, it's not an enormous quantity, but i am sure that if the bits didn't get stuck before they reached the crushing process, there would be a greater juice yield. from Amazon.com