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I've been using it for a couple of weeks now and I'm quite happy so far. It's not too noisy, and probably as easy-to-clean as possible for a product like this. It sometimes leaks a little bit but not a huge problem. And it takes time to prepare the vegetables, cut them and feed them into the juicer, then dis-assemble and clean it. But, I guess, it's the same with every juicer. It's pretty much a 1/2 hour job and sometimes it's too much to do every day. But, overall I'm happy with the juicer. I'm just trying to figure out the juice combinations that don't have too much sugar. The pros and cons of eliminating the fiber is something to think about before investing in a juicer since they are quite pricy.

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It is as easy to clean as it is to use. Doesn't take much room on the counter. Quieter than expected.

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I love this machine. It's efficient, easy to clean, and relatively quiet. If you are looking for a juicer, take a good, hard look at this one. There are plenty of videos online showing it in head-to-head competition with other juicers, and it wins most every time.

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This is a great juicer for vegetables and some fruits. I have been using it for leafy greens, carrots, beets, celery, and apples. I generally would not juice fruit at all, but my mother prefers the taste with the apple mixed in. It works best if you alternate between leafy greens and something hard like carrot once in a while. The carrots help push the greens through. I must say that using this juicer is a pleasure because it is sooo quiet compared to the Breville and other centrifugal juicers. It is also surprisingly easy to clean. In addition it produces much more juice from leafy greens than any centrifugal juicer ever could. The pulp comes out very dry so you don't feel like you have to run it through again. This is very important if you want to make your time and produce dollars count.