Green Star Elite GSE-5000 Juicer Demonstration including juicing and cleaning

John from www.discountjuicers.com shows the parts included, assembly, juicing, disassembly and cleaning with the all-new Green Star Elite GSE-5000.

[@eBud1977]

Hi John loved this video. Just wanted to say during assembling it is much easier to first insert the twin gears, then slide in that O ring housing over it. You don't have to do any adjustments this way as you can see the triangle alignment of the gears going in nice and secure (no blocking because there is no housing yet).

[@MadridSpaVideos]

Hi John, We Just got the Green Star Élite from you. You take your time to show us things on TH-cam that you got our support. The sale was smooth and prompt. Thank you. Geni

[@dan19beav74]

I just received my Green Star Elite and it's an amazing juicer. The yields are incredibly high and the pulp is pretty dry. As stated earlier, the machine itself may be a bit of a challenge to clean after all the parts are removed, but I've found a solution that is pretty good. I have a Steam Shark that I use to clean around the opening of the machine, after all removable parts are off. I also use it to clean the gears and the screen after I've rinsed them off with water. It's chemical free.

[@Croozer]

The Green Star is a nice juicer, no regrets.

[@discountjuicers]

Yes, The Twin Gear Juicers are harder to clean (has more parts) and is more time consuming than other juicers. Theirs are pros and cons to each juicer.

[@tinermw]

if possible i would really like a video that shows the juice from different juicers as viewed thru some light or similar to show the level of pulp still in the juice.

[@discountjuicers]

I do attempt to strain the juice with the same exact size strainer to show pulp left in the juice in many of my videos.

[@LiquidTurbo]

The BMWs of the juicing world!

[@marinawitsky]

Excellent video well done!

[@loveguitars]

Thanks

[@LottsaLasagna]

Too many parts and plastic