Is it masticating or centrifugal?
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Can't answer your question, but we used it once, found it wasn't easy to clean, and sold it at a yard sale at a loss.
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Both. I like this product. My GD uses this constantly and it is holding up wonderfully!
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The Head is rather small but very efficient. Its about the size used in dental offices. I love it for gum message, and I also have sensitive gums. The vibration is fine, has 3 speeds, you can adjust to your liking.
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It is not a masticating juicer if that is what you mean, as for wheatgrass juicing. It has various speeds and does do green vegetables, though probably not as efficient as the slow juicers. Hope that helps. Still recommend this juicer, very much so.
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Both. It does have some weight and thickness to it, but is not completely rigid.
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From my experience, sometimes it can appear lumpy but seems to settle and level out in the tray during the time it is actually in your mouth.
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yes it is because it is a magnet which holds it up against the mouth . I would remove it
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Hi Adam S. The Breville 800JEXL Elite is not a masticating juicer. I have owned this model of centrifugal juicer for over 2 years. While I am more than satisfied with the quality of juice it produces and with its performance, I have recently decided to change to a masticating juicer. The Breville, and most centrifugal juicers, juice your veggies and fruits at very high RPMs (1500), which I have read destroys many of the valuable enzymes in fruits and veggies. The masticating juicers, on the other hand, juices your fruits and veggies at 80 RPMs. This lower RPM supposedly avoids "oxidizing" the juice of your fruits and veggies, unlike the centrifugal type of juicer, thus preserving the integrity of those valuable enzymes/nutrients. I don't know if this is true, as there is so much hype out there on the Internet. But it sounds good to me, and right now I can afford to buy another juicer. After spending a lot of time researching masticating juicers, I am leaning toward the Omega J8006. It has a dual auger, which I have read is the best method to juice with a masticating juicer. Reviews for the Omega J8006 are great, and I can live with the cons. (Cons mostly consist of having to cut down in size your veggies before juicing. I don't have a problem spending a little extra time with cutting up the veggies before putting them down the shute. It doesn't seem like much of con to me.) Good luck with your research in selecting a juicer. If this will be your first, you're in for a positive change in your health, regardless of your selection (centrifugal vs. masticating). Juicing is great!
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I'm not positive...but I think one has a "twin gear" made of stainless steel?, and This one has a single made of solid plastic. They both preform the same "masticating" action. Hope this helps.
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Yes! It doesn't heat up the juice like a centrifugal which make it ''cold press''. All masticating juicers are considered cold press.
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Yes, it is like most other "masticating" juicer (since it does use any high-speed blades to shred the fruit pulp, nor any centrifuge to extract the liquid juice afterward) It more or less squeezes the pulp slowly (as if masticating the pulp) then forces the mashed pulp past a metal screen to enable the fluid juice to be separated out and into the collection tube.
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This device has 3 speeds and also features a flashing light that indicates if you are pressing too hard on your teeth. I have not found the brush to be too hard on my teeth.
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Answer here...It is coarse. Be careful not to brush too hard!I'm using it for dry brushing/lymph node circulation.
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No, you just pull it off with your hands . Teeth are short so not a probem.
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It's different from a standard matterest. It seems to conform to you. So I would say medium to firm.
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both, but its metal where it counts. the teeth and ratcheting mechanisms are all metal with a plastic overwrap
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Only place your teeth touch are side. Helps if you have the top/bottoms to hold in place