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Cleaning your juicer
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Anonymous User
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Date: July 06, 2008 08:21PM I have the Jack LaLane Juicer and I scrub it, put it in the dishwasher twice, let it soak...but it refuses to get clean!! It always still looks dirty. Maybe the fruits and vegetables just stain the plastic?
Anyone have any tips or advice? It's driving me crazy! Re: Cleaning your juicer
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loeve
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Date: July 07, 2008 02:18AM michiganrawfoods Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I have the Jack LaLane Juicer and I scrub it, put > it in the dishwasher twice, let it soak...but it > refuses to get clean!! It always still looks > dirty. Maybe the fruits and vegetables just stain > the plastic? > > Anyone have any tips or advice? It's driving me > crazy! An occasional hard scrubbing with baking soda.. that and to clean the juicer right after juicing. It takes me 5 minutes to casually clean mine after each use, but you're right about the stains.. they take a LOT of scrubbing to get it looking really clean again.. and I get to thinking there must be an easier way... hope this helps Re: Cleaning your juicer
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Anonymous User
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Date: July 09, 2008 05:53AM Thanks! I don't have any baking soda but I will have to get some and try that out! Re: Cleaning your juicer
Posted by:
LikeItOrNot
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Date: July 10, 2008 03:48AM Orange colored?
Carrots stain it easily. When I first got mine, I was obsessed with washing it right after juicing and it still stained. Now i don't care so much. Look for some kind of little stiff brush too to make the scrubbing easier. The one that came with mine is kind of weak. Re: Cleaning your juicer
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Itzdavey
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Date: July 21, 2008 01:11AM I heard that the Lalaynne juicer is particularly hard to clean. So it might just be the material it's made from or something. I don't have too many problems with my breville. Just gotta clean it ASAP when I make something.
Every once and awhile I put it in the dishwater but not nearly every use. -DaveK Re: Cleaning your juicer
Posted by:
la_veronique
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Date: July 21, 2008 06:15AM well i don't care if it is stained
natural artistic coloring the juicer probably needs a bit of pizazz why not splash it with an orange dye a la carrots or fuschia pomegranate hue a la beets? art ain't dirty 
b'sides as long as the juicer makes me juice i am dang happy if it has a bit of coloring to it even better! Re: Cleaning your juicer
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Wheatgrass Yogi
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Date: July 22, 2008 01:47AM The underside of a Juicer stains worse than the outside. The 'pretty', slick side is out. So usually, when the Juicer is assembled, you don't see the stains. I don't worry about a little staining, and always just rinse with cold water, seldom using any soap......WY Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum.
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