Top 3 Tips on How to Make Cleaning Your Juicer Easier 

I think I am your biggest fan :) I am the first person, who watched that video ;) I have watched all of your videos :) Greetings from Bulgaria :)

Great advice John. I always try to clean everything in the kitchen as I use it. It is always easier to clean right away than later. Cheers -Mark

I have the exact juicer lol. My only complaint is I have to replace my blade every 1-2 months. The website offers each part individually pretty cheap. As far as removing stains I like to soak mine in bleach water for about 30 minutes. Other wise it is very quick and easy to clean! Happy juicing everyone!! Thanks for the vid John.

That bag tip is a great tip :)

I agree with every point you made, and do exactly what you do. Been brainstorming 4 years for a better way, a new cleaning technique, and can't come up with anything. Be awesome to knock down clean time to just 30 seconds at most, there just HAS to be a way. The screen is the biggest challenge. An inter-changeable dishwasher-safe *set* (of five or so) is the only thing I can think of, but I'm betting the dishwasher won't b able to manage the dried-on fruits/veges. We need a genius inventor!

John = Juice Ninja!

Very cool and I was really glad to see you cleaning that juicer because that is the one I have. My mother bought it for me as a gift one year. That said - it really didn't work well for me. I hardly ever use it honestly because I didn't like the results and the clean up. I may try to find it and use it again but I am only hoping that orange tool is with it. *chuckle* - Heidi

Your friend has some pretty cool cabinetry ... I like those concentric rectangles on the drawers and cabinets ... very cool! Thanks again. I liked your Oxy-Clean cleaning video!

Baking soda and a scrubby sponge or cloth will remove most of the discoloration, fyi. Also, I like to buy the sisal scrubbie brushes because it's less plastic in the world that will never biodegrade.

tip: toothbrush is also good, big toothbrush, maybe electric will work also.

Hot Water and Baking soda