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i'm nervous about a 1yr warranty. Even if it last forever, i find that if the company can't put a real warranty on their product then it has a QA issue. An expensive product like this should have at least a 10yr warranty, standard
The grinder seems to be the worst part of the countertop goodnature machines. Why not just stick to the CT7 since it has more capacity and you're using a food processor anyway?
For my small business, I make juice as well and sell at flea market. I realize been using the nama J2 but watching most of your videos, I think I don't a mistake buying it. Idk,
At some point you’ll want to switch to a NSF machine if and when you get the Health Department involved. They’ll want to see your using commercial equipment. This is the cheapest one I recommend (use code JKJUICES to get a deal): www.kuvingsusa.com/products/cs700
FWIW I have both, and they have different use cases. J2 is more productive, easier to clean, produces better quality green juice. M1 won't get clogged on extremely soft juices like cucumber, and produces no pulp which makes for more visually appealing juices especially if you freeze them. Kuvings cs700 is a more powerful J2, but much worse hopper design and will overflow if you leave the cap closed.
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i'm nervous about a 1yr warranty. Even if it last forever, i find that if the company can't put a real warranty on their product then it has a QA issue. An expensive product like this should have at least a 10yr warranty, standard
The grinder seems to be the worst part of the countertop goodnature machines. Why not just stick to the CT7 since it has more capacity and you're using a food processor anyway?
M1 looks like a laboratory electron microscope 🤣🤣
For my small business, I make juice as well and sell at flea market. I realize been using the nama J2 but watching most of your videos, I think I don't a mistake buying it. Idk,
At some point you’ll want to switch to a NSF machine if and when you get the Health Department involved. They’ll want to see your using commercial equipment. This is the cheapest one I recommend (use code JKJUICES to get a deal): www.kuvingsusa.com/products/cs700
FWIW I have both, and they have different use cases. J2 is more productive, easier to clean, produces better quality green juice. M1 won't get clogged on extremely soft juices like cucumber, and produces no pulp which makes for more visually appealing juices especially if you freeze them. Kuvings cs700 is a more powerful J2, but much worse hopper design and will overflow if you leave the cap closed.
@GoldenJoe thanks for thus been wondering how all thee juices compare. Sounds like j2 I the best bang for buck
Hi Lauren, do you have the link to the food processor you are using?
www.sammic.com/a/veg-prep-cutter-combi-compact-line?Instagram&Linktree&CompactLine
@@LaurenMattice do you have a code I can use. Not for discount, but I want you to get a kickback for recommending me this product!
@@LaurenMattice what version of the processor do you have? Sammic has several in the compact line.
I will get the M-1. Claiming it!!!!
Yasss Leah!!!
Please can you link the food processor
I'm sorry to say you lost me at "food processor." Stickin' with my Norwalk.
Did you peel the lemons??
The lemons I’ve been getting lately have been pretty rough I’ve been having to peel some of them.