Best Juicers for Color

after many years of using centrifugal juicers, i purchased an omega 8003 (exactly the same as the 8005 but in it's color-white).

--plastic parts get colored with every next vegetable

if you rinse the parts when you're finished using them to make a dark colored juice, they'll never get stains on them.

there's no secret that dark colored appliances are more forgiving to the eyes than white...we have kid who shortcut their kitchen chores!

white or other lighter color juices will stain easily with green and orange veggies and fruits.

the machine's color is also a benefit -- having owned a white one in the past, i highly recommend finding either a black or stainless machine to all you new juicers.

my husband, who is not a health nut of any kind, has loved everything so far except the beets (i think it was the color that put him off).

~even though the plastic is durable and dark colored (to distract against discoloration) carrots do tend to stain it immediately.the con's are really quite trivial but i thought i should mention them

i was told the the 900 body is made of die-cast stainless steel, while the 95 is chrome-colored heavy duty plastic.

i've heard it can maintain stains if you don't wash it promptly or later on down the line if you do a bunch of strongly colored items, but i've had mine since december and have happily juiced nearly

i am looking forward to starting a compost pile for my garden now that i am compiling a good bit of colorful pulp to add to the compost heap.

the color of the drink is also subtly swampier and less vibrant.

this means that there's no pulp in your beautifully colored, clear juices.

it comparable to the jack lalane one, but you have to use a special accessory to screw the filter in for that one, and this one just pops in...and the stainless steel does not take on the carrot and

third, the container that holds the juice and the transparent cover over the disposal bin changed color right after i used it.