Proctor Silex 34 oz. Electric Citrus Juicer, Orange Juicer

The Proctor Silex Electric Citrus Juicer has been a great addition to my kitchen. It’s super easy to use, just press down on the reamer, and the juice flows quickly into the 34 oz. container. I’ve used it for oranges, lemons, and even grapefruit, and it handles them all efficiently without much effort. I love that it’s easy to clean, the parts come apart quickly and can be rinsed or washed in the sink. The design is simple and compact, so it doesn’t take up too much counter space. The white color looks clean and classic, fitting nicely with my other kitchen appliances. If you want fresh citrus juice without the hassle of manual juicing, this electric juicer is a reliable and affordable option. It’s fast, convenient, and makes mornings much easier!

THIS IS THE BEST PRODUCT AS FAR AS JUICING IS CONCERNED. IT IS EASY TO WORK WITH, EASY TO CLEAN, AND EASY TO STORE. BUY THIS IF YOU HAVE ARTHRITIS IN YOUR HANDS OR FINGERS; YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED. chatGPT recommended this product for me and it was spot on!

Overall a good deal especially for the price The construction is a bit flimsy and bit “Plastiky” Works well and helpful when you do a moderate amount of oranges (say 6-7-8) beyond that it can get “messy” - excellent for periodic use - Would probably still buy again due to good juice output - clogging does happen

Juices pretty well, tried lime and orange halves. Keeps the pulp contained for the most part in the strainer. I don't like pulp in orange juice and a little makes it through, but not enough to bother me. The clear lid is great for storage/dust cover, but not so much for holding the fruit in place; easier to hold it by hand and ensure good contact with the juicing element. I've used it for limes and it worked great, much easier than manually juicing several limes at a time for pie. The cara cara oranges in the pic were not large, 3 of them made about 7 ounces of juice. The vessel has measurements on the side to check volumes. Price was good compared with other options. Not really noisy for a power kitchen tool.

I've had this juicer for a year now and it has proven to be both excellent and dependable, especially for its low cost. Unlike the Black & Decker similar juicer than I first bought, this one has proven to be durable. Also, its double-headed cone allows one to squeeze juice both from larger and smaller citrus fruits; so oranges on the large and lemons or tangerines on the small. Noise level is not low, but then again this is a brief effort in the morning. Rind is rather easy to clear out afterward by running the cone heads and rind capture tray under cold water. Highly recommended for its type.

So much better than the squeeze press I was using. This gets ALL the juice. Should've bought one of these a long time ago, but better late than not at all.

So far so great ! Loves ability to select how much to keep, love having a large container to collect the juice. Saves a lot of time! Easy to clean.

First, let me say this is not a company paid review. I received it yesterday afternoon. I bought this to make juice from the oranges on the tree in my backyard, of which only about half of the tree made it through the tornadoes and two hurricanes this past summer. There are 29 showed in the pic, with about 100 more left on the tree. I liked that the cord stores in the bottom of the base, although the cord could be a bit longer. It was easy to disassemble to put in the dishwasher, and easily re-assembled after. I used the large attachment, and it worked fine even on the smaller oranges. The motor never slowed down, and reversed direction when pressure was reduced on the orange. It juiced all 29 of those oranges perfectly, plus four more I had used as a test. I thought it might heat up as it took about 30 minutes to finish, but not even a little bit. One thing I noticed, if you are juicing very ripe oranges, it pulls the entire pulp out of the orange, and it gets stuck to the spindle. Not a problem if you pull it off, but it can increase the time it take to get all the juice out of the next oranges. I'm sure that will happen on all electric juicers. All and all, I'm very satisfied with it's operation, and am looking forward to harvesting the rest of those oranges and turning them into juice and sweet Orange Marmalade. For the price, it is an excellent piece of kitchen equipment, and I can see it getting a lot of use. I would definitely recommend it.

Item broke down as soon as I plugged it in. Don’t buy this product.

Simple y eficiente para hacer jugos, buen precio y buenos materiales, volvería a comprar sin dudas.

I like this good little juicer. It is easier on my wrists. I recommend this to anyone.

Looking for a basic citrus juicer, it came down to this and the similar Black and Decker version. I did EXTENSIVE research on juicers on the cheaper side, and these two were perennial contenders. Based on this one being half the price, I gave it a whirl and have been pleased with the results. YIELD I used 6 average juice oranges to yield just under 24oz of juice with pulp setting at the second lowest (see pics) EFFICIENCY The oranges were largely ground out, suggesting that it is pretty efficient. The pulp in the collector seemed to have most of the juice squeezed out TECHNIQUE Roll the fruit on the counter first to loosen the juice before cutting. Cut across the middle ifvtge fruit (where the “equator” would be). Press the fruit downwards on the reamer, gently squeezing or massaging it into the reamer as it gets towards the end of juicing. Before discarding the hollow peel, lift and press down one more time. The reamer should change direction, scraping out the last bit of juice in the opposite direction TIME I juice 1 orange in about 1kin, 30sec per half PULP CONTROL Just move the selector to your desired setting. Holes in the collector trough will open and close accordingly, letting in (or keeping out) the amount of pulp you like NOISE Yeah, it’s a bit noisy CLEAN UP In a snap; I just rinse everything in the sink, and it here are no difficult parts to wash. During the juicing process, depending on your pulp selection, you may need to scoop out oranges bits between each orange so the fruit your labour (haha!) doesn’t get trapped in the debris in the collection trough. With a bit of practice, you’ll soon be getting as much juice as your fruit can give. Enjoy!

1. NOISY compared to my old (50 Watt) Braun. 2.I have done up to 10 oranges (= 1 Litre of OJ) in one session and motor did not get warm and worked well. 3. 2 piece Pulp Control Basket must be separated to properly clean. NO info in the User Guide on How To separate the 2 piece Pulp Control Baset. I posed a Question here and a person suggested she carefully pried them apart using a butter knife. I put tip of butter knife next to one of the three tabs and it popped apart - easy peasy. Inside was lots of pulp YUK. So it is important to separate this 2 part basket or something nasty might start to grow. OVERALL I'm pleased with this Juicer. The only problem with my 40 yr old Braun is the container that catches the OJ, it only hold 8 oz so I had to constantly empty it if juicing more than a couple of oranges. Great juicer for the price and I recommend it. It may not last over 40 years like my Braun but for the price I'm OK and I'll keep my Braun just in case.