Waring BJ120C Citrus Juicer Reviews

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I got rid of my German Made citrus juicer for this own. Glad that I did. from Amazon.com This is the second Waring Citrus Juicer given that the first one's motor strained with just the slightest pressure. Surprisingly, the current one, presumably with a properly working motor, also strained with pressure although it allowed for more pressure than the first, faulty unit. from Amazon.com After testing several low end citrus juicers and finding them lacking in both features and power, I decided to spring for the pricier Waring Pro. This machine is heavy duty but light enough to handle and compact enough to store on a cabinet shelf. from Amazon.com I own and wrote a glorious review of my Waring blender with stainless steel body which looks nearly identical to this, however, this product (listed as stainless steel) is fake! There is no metal in it. from Amazon.com We juice a lot of oranges and have been thru several juicers. I was looking for a sturdy juicer that could hold up to the task of juicing bags of oranges. This Waring is a work horse. from Amazon.com This is strong and effective. It is heavy enough to keep it from driving around your counter while attempting to juice. Easy cleanup due to detachable sturdy plastic parts. from Amazon.com Have had the stainless Waring unit since Christmas and it's working great. Had a Braun unit which would stall, but this one has at least twice the power. from Amazon.com I like this Citrus Juicer so much. It is easy to use and clean. from Amazon.com I recently purchased the Waring PCJ218 Citrus Juicer and it's a little workhorse. I had tried a cheap electric juicer that lasted about 15 lemons before the motor gave out. from Amazon.com Great juicer! I have been juicing citrus (mostly oranges) for the past few years. My old Oster juicer was on it's last leg! from Amazon.com