urkStylePlus Power Juicer
Wednesday, October 15th, 2008 by admin
Cut down on calories and lose weight
Whether you want to lose weight, feel more energetic, or just feel healthier, the StylePlus Power Juicer makes a perfect addition to your kitchen. The StylePlus Power Juicer’s surgical stainless steel blade and patented juice extraction technology extracts virtually all of the juice, giving you the fruits and vegetables your body needs.
Duration : 0:3:47
Cut down on calories and lose weight
Whether you want to lose weight, feel more energetic, or just feel healthier, the StylePlus Power Juicer makes a perfect addition to your kitchen. The StylePlus Power Juicer’s surgical stainless steel blade and patented juice extraction technology extracts virtually all of the juice, giving you the fruits and vegetables your body needs.
Duration : 0:3:47
Stainless Steel Juicer -The Preferred Choice
Saturday, September 27th, 2008 by admin
When choosing a juicer one thing you should consider is wheather to go with plastic or stainless steel.
Since you are making the commitment to purchase a juice extractor there are a couple things to consider first.
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Staining
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Durability
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Weight
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Apperance
Staining
Most good quality juice extractors will last for years to come. I have a small Juiceman Junior that has lasted at least 12 years and is still going strong. However, it is a bit of an eyesore. Over time all the acid and dyes from the friuts and vegetables have stained the plastic beyond cleaning.
This is the first reason I recommend going with a stainless juicer. There is less scrubbing and cleaning.
Durability
Over time those inevitable bumps and dings are going to happen in the kitchen and the stainless juicer is just more durable and will hold up better over time.
Weight
A heavier metal juicer will outperforms a plastic one that has the tendancy to want to spin from all fast rotation of the juice extractor.
Appearance
Lastly if you plan to leave your juice extractor on the counter. The stainless juicer is much more pleasing to the eye. Having to stow away a stained plastic juicer after every use can be a pain in the neck over time.
When choosing a juicer one thing you should consider is wheather to go with plastic or stainless steel.
Since you are making the commitment to purchase a juice extractor there are a couple things to consider first.
-
Staining
-
Durability
-
Weight
-
Apperance
Staining
Most good quality juice extractors will last for years to come. I have a small Juiceman Junior that has lasted at least 12 years and is still going strong. However, it is a bit of an eyesore. Over time all the acid and dyes from the friuts and vegetables have stained the plastic beyond cleaning.
This is the first reason I recommend going with a stainless juicer. There is less scrubbing and cleaning.
Durability
Over time those inevitable bumps and dings are going to happen in the kitchen and the stainless juicer is just more durable and will hold up better over time.
Weight
A heavier metal juicer will outperforms a plastic one that has the tendancy to want to spin from all fast rotation of the juice extractor.
Appearance
Lastly if you plan to leave your juice extractor on the counter. The stainless juicer is much more pleasing to the eye. Having to stow away a stained plastic juicer after every use can be a pain in the neck over time.
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