Watching you juice and then clean it looks like having a table that can be adjusted up and down (like a stand up desk) would be more efficient and also allow for multiple heights to work it. Great vid!
You should ask the manufacture to see if they have an affiliate program or could create one for you. So you could earn a something for promoting and educating people on their product. If they buy one using your link.
This was a very helpful video. Quick question, do you leave the stickers on the produce when you juice? Also, when you get the x1, the x1 mini would be perfect for front of store to juice to order. Have a great time at Juice Con😊
Tracey Bryant yes we do they are food grade stickers and get caught in the press bag anyways. Saves labor and lots of frustration haha.. Yes it would!!! Thanks Tracey! ❤️❤️
I am concerned about the rust I am seeing on the parts. For how much it costs, that shouldn't happen. And you only had it for 4 months at the time of this video.
It’s not rust. It’s pectins from the fruits and veggies. It needs descaled every few weeks. Goodnature would be happy to answer any questions you have. www.goodnature.com/?gna=51629
seems like a lot of effort for little gain especially the set-up and then cleaning down, the limited load and the rest of the process, especially for the cost of the machine... at $5000 I'd sooner have several smaller smaller less expensive machines all producing different juices that are instant and without having to keep cleaning down the machine....
@@flextefitness4954 why do you have to cut produce? Your knowledge is limited by your experience and it sounds like you expereince is very limited... Your process is extremely time cosnuming and makes no business SAVY sense unless you overcharge when consumers can by same quality for less effort and less price....
@@joncraig very hard to find smaller and cheaper cold pressed juicers. The yield on the X-1 mini is the most profitable for most businesses and smaller juiceries. The idea of having more smaller and cheaper juicers running sounds great until you realize those smaller centrifugal juicers have a nutrient shelf life of 30 minutes with less nutrients. You also use less produce with a cold press meaning you save money to produce more and can charge more for spending less besides the initial investment of the juicer.
@@joncraig No matter how you look at it the X1-Mini will save you labour, produce more yield and allow you to direct your labour elsewhere while you press. Other juicers require you to feed it for the juice to produce, while the Mini presses you can walk around, do a handstand, fill some bottles up, whatever you want really. + the shelf life and yield are all up.
The Goodnature X-1 Mini: www.goodnature.com/?gna=51629<clid=
What's the price
Watching you juice and then clean it looks like having a table that can be adjusted up and down (like a stand up desk) would be more efficient and also allow for multiple heights to work it. Great vid!
I ordered the X1 Mini, it shipped 2 days ago..I'm excited and thank you for responding to my inquiry!
So so soooo excited for you! Happy to help 🧃💚
Very educational Lauren, thanks! You and your sister, Jordan make juice pressing fun!
how do those stickers on the apple sound after going through the grinder and the press :😩
I been so stressed out here in Oklahoma on getting started and what juicer to use and i love this and the tuto
No need to peel sticker on apples off?
Wisit Sariwongchan taking them off or cutting them off is a good habit to get into 👍🏻
LOL Yummy..
How does this compare to the CT7 with a Blixer 6 or equivalent?
Love all these vids! Hopefully I’ll get an X1 Mini within the next year 😍
Hi do you have a code for the X1?
You should ask the manufacture to see if they have an affiliate program or could create one for you. So you could earn a something for promoting and educating people on their product. If they buy one using your link.
I’m going to have to get that juicer
I got a Pure Juicer, much easier to use and clean.
like all the vids but all the whipping the camera around makes me dizzy ...much success
Does it press pineapple, and do you have to wash it if everything if you press 2 different juices?
Can you tell me approximately how long it would take you to produce 75-100 juices? Also, do you need to cut any produce at all?
Did you say you don't recommend the x1 mini if u plan on making 100-200 juices per day?
Lauren, curious who are your bottle suppliers? :) Thanks in advance.
Stanpac!
Nice video!
Hi Lauren,
What is the name and where do you buy the plastic containers you pour the juice into with the spout?
Beverage Dispenser from WebstaurantStore!
Awesome, yes as soon as i sent you that message i googled plastic containers with spout and that store came up. Thanks
How much is it
Thank you. I learned a lot.
I am planning to start a Juicing business. Had a doubt, if we do single serving many times, how many times the pressing bag can reuse by cleaning ?
abymanalel if I double bag them I can get by all day on a few bags
Hi Lauren! How much produce can you put in at once? Thanks!
Moses Yim hey hey 3-5 lbs depending on the produce!
Thank you for the video
Please could you redo this demonstration with a better stayed camera please. Your camera was moving too much, it is difficult to follow
good morning to you iwould like to no have much money it will cost me to by this juicer?
13,400
This was a very helpful video. Quick question, do you leave the stickers on the produce when you juice? Also, when you get the x1, the x1 mini would be perfect for front of store to juice to order.
Have a great time at Juice Con😊
Tracey Bryant yes we do they are food grade stickers and get caught in the press bag anyways. Saves labor and lots of frustration haha.. Yes it would!!! Thanks Tracey! ❤️❤️
Lauren Mattice good to know! Thank you😊
I am concerned about the rust I am seeing on the parts. For how much it costs, that shouldn't happen. And you only had it for 4 months at the time of this video.
It’s not rust. It’s pectins from the fruits and veggies. It needs descaled every few weeks. Goodnature would be happy to answer any questions you have.
www.goodnature.com/?gna=51629
It is all time fun to see :) ... just make more videos :)
Lots to come!!
@@LaurenMattice Then I am soon back :)
seems like a lot of effort for little gain especially the set-up and then cleaning down, the limited load and the rest of the process, especially for the cost of the machine... at $5000 I'd sooner have several smaller smaller less expensive machines all producing different juices that are instant and without having to keep cleaning down the machine....
Cheaper juicers means more time cutting produce. And more time loading small juiciers. You are not thinking with business savy.
@@flextefitness4954 why do you have to cut produce? Your knowledge is limited by your experience and it sounds like you expereince is very limited... Your process is extremely time cosnuming and makes no business SAVY sense unless you overcharge when consumers can by same quality for less effort and less price....
@@joncraig very hard to find smaller and cheaper cold pressed juicers. The yield on the X-1 mini is the most profitable for most businesses and smaller juiceries. The idea of having more smaller and cheaper juicers running sounds great until you realize those smaller centrifugal juicers have a nutrient shelf life of 30 minutes with less nutrients. You also use less produce with a cold press meaning you save money to produce more and can charge more for spending less besides the initial investment of the juicer.
@@joncraig No matter how you look at it the X1-Mini will save you labour, produce more yield and allow you to direct your labour elsewhere while you press. Other juicers require you to feed it for the juice to produce, while the Mini presses you can walk around, do a handstand, fill some bottles up, whatever you want really. + the shelf life and yield are all up.
Do some bananas in you next video
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