Day 2 Juicing

As mentioned, my very first juicing experience (on grapes with small seeds) was not captured as my girl was roaming in the kitchen and fighting for the grapes...

The next day (today!) I managed to properly try the juicer on pear and vegetables, without washing the parts under the tap... just using the so-called quick rinse method and it worked pretty okay.

Firstly, let me apologize for posting portrait videos as it became locked as landscape... so you'll probably become giddy after watching these 3 clips... Nevertheless, no harm checking out them out if you were keen since I kept them as originals, with the real noise captured... Anyway, I would take note and try to make landscape video for future juicing, just bear with my tiny workspace...

Here's how they went... Juicing Pear... I did not have time to weigh them before and after... I was only keen to see if the juicer was stable as it moved a little during juicing of grapes last night...




Here's the dry pulp from juicing pear

After the rinse with warm drinkable water, I tried juicing Celery, Tomato and Carrots. The pulp came out pretty dry. I was satisfied with it...

Here's the amount of juice from the vegetables combo... and the dry pulp

Alright, done with juicing for the day... Here's how it looked like inside after the 2 juicing... some pulp was caught up inside but its not a lot...

The rinsing of parts under running water with a simple brushing of the strainer was almost effortless, just need to ensure that we don't waste too much water.

Alright, till I test it again (with proper landscape video... Haa!!!)

Stay tuned...