Missus is looking for a Cold Press Juicer, I found Russell Hobbs RHSJ100 for $168.
Do anyone has experience with this one or is there any cheaper option with good performance ?
I found Breville BJE410CRO for $169, but it is not exactly a Cold Press Juicer.
thanks mate, looks like this is the cheapest one to try then
Feed the veges in wet, not dry. Get more yield.
We've had one of these for a few years and works great IF you can stretch your budget.
https://www.vitality4life.com.au/juicer-oscar-da1000-burgund…
I picked up a cheap cold-press juicer ($79 with discount, I paid $67.15 delivered) on ebay when my non cold-press Breville juicer died. It was only supposed to be while I shopped for a deal on a Hurom. I've had it since March 2020 and am very pleased with it. In fact, I recommend it to friends who have never used a juicer so they don't invest heavily on an appliance they may not use after the first month.
The seller now offers a whole fruit cold press juicer for $124.80, less 15% with code PLMS15, which makes it $106.08 delivered. I am so pleased with my model that I would take a chance on this one, too, if I needed another one.
thanks a lot, do you have this one ?
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/130867354183
I think I bought a marino quilt from that seller :D
That's the one.
I had to get accustomed to the slower speed, initially, because I used a fast juicer before getting this juicer. The smaller the pieces of produce, the less strain there will be on the machine. I've used it for a while with zero problems but I baby it. :)
Videos of that Russel hobbs one seem ok. low wattage motor though. I guess for the cheaper price you're getting a lower lifespan and possibly lower juice yield. The Hurom are 300watts vs 150w here. I've got the Hurom it is tough as nails but quite expensive. Get a cheaper one keep the receipt for possible warranty claim!
You should be able to give the machine an easier time by cutting up the veges smaller.