Easy to wash & excellent quality!

Easy to wash & excellent quality!  Read Less

This is my third juicer after an original Juiceman and a Jack Lalane. All are the centrifugal type. It compares equally to Juic...  Read More

This is my third juicer after an original Juiceman and a Jack Lalane. All are the centrifugal type. It compares equally to Juiceman. Similar power, juice quantity and pulp. I have read the other reviews and they are either extremely satisfied or very disappointed. I do not know why the disparity unless it is related to expectations. Pulp wetness seems to be a common complaint. All three juicers I have had has had equal pulp qualities. However, a clogged screen or a fast feed will result in wetter pulp. I feed very slowly, rarely using the plunger. My carrot pulp is only moist, not wet. I also find that the screen does not clog as quickly feeding slow. Occasionally chunks of food will get by without being juiced. This has been the case for all juicers I have owned. The clearence between the cutting teeth and the bottom of the chute can only be so close. It cannot be perfect on ANY centrifugal juicer. Slow feeding reduces this occurrence. The reviews with failing motors, etc., I cannot speak to. My Dash has not shown any signs of a problem. I would still be using the Juiceman except parts are not available and I wore out the cutter teeth on the screen. The Dash juicer does an equal or better job than the Juiceman at a fraction of the cost. If you expect higher juice output and dry pulp, then you need to opt for a masticating type. But they are slower and cost a lot more. Trying to compare a masticating (slow, costly, efficeint) to a centrifugal (fast, less expensive, less efficeint) type would be like comparing apples and oranges. There are trade offs. You can do it, but what is the point. Performance vs cost of the Dash Juicer compared to other centrifugal types is excellent.  Read Less

So you're like me, didn't want to spend that much money, and bought this juicer. I've been using this juicer for a month and KN...  Read More

So you're like me, didn't want to spend that much money, and bought this juicer. I've been using this juicer for a month and KNOWING THAT I bought a low end juicer I did not jam full beats down it, I cut my gigner in bite size junks and I don't force everything down the shoot super fast.BIGGEST TIP EVER: let the juicer do the work. The faster you shove everything down, the less juice you will get. I take an extra 45 seconds and push down on the veggies if they need me... I get at least 4 oz more of juice. I also re juice my pulp for an additional 2oz. yeah that takes an extra minute... well you get what you pay for. Yes it doesn't juice kale that well or greens. Thats because you cheaped out and didn't buy a juicer specifically for greens or a $300 one that's a lot higher quality. Take care of your juicer, that goes for any cheap juicer, and you'll be fine. I actually see very little waste with the way I juice and am happy. Although I dream about a fancy omega juicer this will do for now.EDIT: Ive had this juicer for 4 months and I still love it. I use it probably only three times a week now as produce is more expensive during the winter.  Read Less