How to clean a juicer?

When you’re done with your juicing, the last thing you want to do is clean the juicer. The faster a juice extractor or a juicer can be cleaned up after use, the better. If you have a centrifugal juicer, it will be hard for you not to make a huge mess while extracting juice from fruits and vegetables. If you have a masticating juicer, everything will be a lot easier. Masticating juicers are designed to not produce as much pulp and foam during juice extraction.

How to clean a juicer

1. If your juicer has a pulp cup, you’ll want to empty it first. If it doesn’t have a pulp cup, just skip this step.

2. Fill the juice bowl with warm water and then add about 1/4 cup of lemon juice or white vinegar into the bowl as well. This will help loosen the pulp in the juice bowl and help you get it out with ease. You can read also: Make Margarita and More with the Margaritaville DM1000

3. Place 2-3 drops of dish soap into the water and let it soak for about 30 minutes to an hour. This will loosen up all that pulp that has started to harden on your juicer’s parts.

4. Run your soaked juicer, one more time, with little to no pulp in it. This will help you rinse out all the lemon juice or white vinegar that is left inside your juicer.

5. When you’re done running your juicer for the second time, use a small brush and scrub down all parts that have come into contact with your fruits and vegetables. You can also use the included cleaning brush that comes with many juicers.

6. Finally, fill your juice bowl up with clean water and turn on your juicer for one last time to get rid of any leftover food particles in it. Don’t forget to empty out the pulp cup or anything else that comes along with your juicer if needed..

7. You can also use a specialized cleaning product for your juicer if you wish, but the dish soap and water method will work just fine.

8. If there are any stains left on your juicer after using this method to clean it, try using lemon to wipe them out. This has worked for many people who have tried this method.

Steps to clean a juicer with pulp ejection system

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1. If your juicer has a pulp ejection system, you’ll want to empty the pulp container first before cleaning it. You can also do this step if you have a centrifugal juicer with a pulp catcher. It’s best to empty this part right away after use so your juicer will be easier to clean later.

2. Run some warm water and a little dish soap inside the pulp container and let it soak for 30 minutes to an hour. You can then empty out this part when it’s done soaking.

3. Depending on your type of juicer, you may want to scrub down any parts that have come in contact with your fruits and vegetables. This can be done with a brush or by hand. Some juicers also sell separate parts that are specially designed for this purpose.

4. You can then run another cycle of warm water inside the pulp container to rinse out the soapy water you placed there earlier.

5. If you have a pulp ejection system type of juicer, you’ll want to clean the mesh filter that is inside it. You can use lemon or lime juice and water on this piece if needed throughout the week for light cleaning.

6. Finally, rinse off any remaining food particles out of your juicer with some warm water.

7. When you’re done, you can then place your juice bowl or pitcher underneath the spout of your juicer and press it to collect any residual juices that may have been left behind.

8. If there are any stains left on your juicer after using this method to clean it, try using lemon to wipe them out. This has worked for many people who have tried this method.