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HomeHealth BooksProfessional & TechnicalFood SciencesNorpro Stainless-Steel Citrus Juice Press |
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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Super Sturdy and Dishwasher Safe! Aug 02, 2010
I bought this for my husband whose over zealousness when wringing out a lime broke the plastic one. This one is so sturdy that there is now worry about that, you can put the half of lime in upside down and it'll completely turn it inside out! It has a little bit of a rattle to it as the hinge allows a little bit of wiggle side to side but the performance is great and will obviously last a long time.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
I LOVE IT!! Jul 31, 2010
I truly can't imagine why this juicer has ANY negative comments.. it's gorgeous, incredibly efficient, very sturdy, the perfect size.. AMAZING! I have owned two others brands over the years and this is SO superior to anything I've ever used! I LOVE IT!! I go through at least 2 or 3 lemons and limes a day and with this juicer there is no waste, you get ALL the juice out. It's beautifully made and a very functional addition to any well equipped kitchen. I highly recommend it!
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Hate to be the spoiler, but mine was garbage. Jul 14, 2010
Opened it out of the box and the pin connecting the upper & lower handles was dangling out of place. Impossible to even consider using it; upper & lower handles disconnected. Tried to replace the pin but to no avail.
Appears to be chrome-plated rather than stainless steel, though I am not a metallurgist.
Sending it back ASAP. Be careful. Maybe the manufacturer & specs for this distributor has changed?
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Might serve as a good grape press, but..... Jun 25, 2010
.....it's definitely not sturdy enough for frequent use on lemons or limes. After just a few squeezes the handle bends to the point where it will no longer completely extract all of the juice. In fact, in order to effectively squeeze out all the juice, it's necessary to, after squeezing the first lemon pile a second lemon on top of the first and squeeze again. It takes three limes to achieve the same result. The handle can be bent back into position, of course, but that only lasts a few squeezes and then it's back to bending again. It's hard to count the number of times over the two years or so I've owned it that I've had to mount the thing in a vise and bend the handle back to where it should be.
PLEASE, DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT IF YOU ACTUALLY EXPECT IT TO WORK!
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
This Works! Jun 22, 2010
Nice tool, I found by cutting a lime in half and inserting the cut side toward the bottom (exit holes), about 90% of the juice squeezes out in the first press.
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