Philips HR1861 Pro Reviews

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• audimand 4th Oct 2008

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  Good Points: Sturdy and well designed

  
  

  Bad Points: Didn't realise you have to de-pip many of the fruits you juice.

  
  

  General comments: I gave this Philips HR1861 Pro juicer as a gift to my wife, concious that she is not as fond of gadgets as I am but the fact is that we both love it.
  
  The juicer, which I bought at John Lewis to the same prices as many of the internet stores comes with the juice-master book by Jason Vale. If you look beyond the fact that the book is undoubtedly sponsored by Philips there are some very interesting recipees in here.
  
  Anyways the juicer: It is made of brushed aluminium and thus matches our Siemens / Porsche kettle and toaster very well. I'd say it is the most stylish juicer out there.
  
  The detachable parts that all go in the dishwasher are solid and easy to remove and refit. If anything the spinning filter can be a bit difficult to get out but that is just if I should mention something.
  
  The leftover fruit in the pulp container seems very dry and schredded so it appears to me it is really doing the best to get all the juices out.
  
  The motor is reasonably quiet until it gets hold of e.g. a pip, which sounds nasty - then I am getting all worried about this wonderful gadgets well being but it just throws it into the pip container.
  

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• SuzukiKev 3rd Sep 2008

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  This juicer is great, it's easy to clean if you clean it straight after use, just don't leave it. All the parts come apart easily. I read somewhere that people find it hard to get the cutting blade out, but if you remove the whole shoot the blades come with it. It even comes with a book to tell you ways to make loads of drinks.

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• wannabe12 9th Apr 2008

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  I use my Philips HR1861 Pro juicer 2- 3 times a day and its fantastic, before this model i had a Jack LaLanne juicer which was good but didn't get as much juice out of fruit and veg as the Philips does. It's so easy to clean as well either in the sink or in the dishwasher.

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• Guest 2nd Feb 2008

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  Great Product, really quick and quiet as juicers go.
  Dishwasher proof parts. Really pleased

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• AirScrew 9th Oct 2006

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  We have had the Philips HR1861 Pro Juicer for around 9 months. My wife used it daily for some weeks. It has not been used for months now, and I consider we are food-health conscious people. I tried to use it myself a few times in this last week, to take advantage of the quantity of apples in the garden. I am far from impressed. The assembly is fussy and illogical. The cutter refuses to be disabled by hand, and needs 2 screwdrivers (or spoon handles) to lever it out. Cleaning is a nightmare. It t ...

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