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I'd like to juice fast, but I don't have time to take the juicer apart and wash it 5 or 6 times a day. It's a Breville juicer. It's easier than a lot of juicers but still takes time. I'm wondering if other's just clean their juicers at the end of the day. ?
I clean mine after every time cos it starts to ferment & smell nasty otherwise
I'm really disciplined about this. I will not allow myself to drink the juice until I've rinsed all the bits clean! Otherwise it takes a lot longer...
lily
Another vote for immediately cleaning it out, it only gets harder to clean if you put it off.
Well... ok, I guess I'll clean mine too, but I'm not gonna like it. ;)
I wonder if anyone does like the juice bars and leaves their juicer set up for their next juice. ?Quote:
Originally Posted by garden granny
I leave mine clean, on my work surface and ready to use at a moment's notice -- that way I can make juice and be drinking it within a few minutes. Makes all the difference, I find.
lily
I find it extremely difficult to clean that little metal insert. Any suggestions?
With a little wire brush, like a toothbrush -- it was supplied with my juicer. Come to think of it, maybe a really firm toothbrush, bought specially for the purpose, natch, would work...
lily
I use a tooth brush to clean my juicer parts. It works pretty good.
I juice-fasted for ten days last summer and was surprized that my body seriously only wanted juice twice a day, and a lot of water too.
I designated two brushes for juicer clean up, a bottle brush and one like you'd clean vege's with. I clean up while I'm drinking the juice and have a nice smooth efficient process established. It's so worth my time.
I had the exact same experience, Stina, when I also juice-fasted for 10 days. How strange -- 2 small glasses of apple a juice a day was all my body wanted. It was a fantastic experience.
lily
I clean my juicer out once a day. Between juices I just pour a cup of water through it to rinse and empty the pulp pot if needs be.