Original price $139.99
Deal price stack the codes :$89.25 （ebay plus JAU17 $87.15 (expires 6/8) or DASO20 (expires 3/10)）
INKBIRD sub-brand Sovider cold press Juicer
*Slow cold press technology to keep the nutrition
*Wide feeding chute allows for large Fruit or veges pieces
*200W power motor
*55DB Low noise
*2-speed design ( the second speed can be reversed to avoid the plant from getting stuck due to the long fiber.)
Referee: $10 off 1st purchase.
Referrer: $10/$20/$30 off $100/$150/$250 Spend.
The non-cold press machines heat up the fruit as it processes them (think of fast metal blades spinning), where as this type doesn't as it is basically just chewing it.
How much heat are home juicers creating with spinning blades?
I doubt you would be able to measure the difference
If you run a nutribullet for a minute the base gets a fair bit of heat in it.
Thanks, I'll give it a go.
how much time does it take to get a glass of (say) celery and carrot juice?
Is the cleaning easier and quicker than a normal juicer?
How is the service/repair /maintenance?
Local support ?
From reviews, you can see:
- Hard to clean and clogs
- More prep required than $500 unit (to be expected). eg, chop, deseed, decore
- Bad yield. Very moist extract
- Light weight design. Someone said that half a lemon cracked the main housing…
I guess if you want fruit in and juice out, then why not. (If you don't mind prepping and cleaning time). Otherwise, save up a little more for a known brand for cold press.
If you're going to go cheap, why not just go cheap? $67.15 (With JAN15 coupon) https://ebay.com.au/itm/130867354183
Btw, I love the INKBIRD temp and watering controllers
Is Cold Pressed a marketing term?
Who heats there juice when jucing?