How to deep clean an Angel juicer
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- The Angel factory recently sent us some tips on keeping the stainless steel augers and housing free of any discolorations. We demonstrate the two methods in this video.
Method 1: Baking Soda
Pour water into a container large enough to hold the augers and housing
Add 1T baking soda per liter
Soak the housing and augers in this solution overnight
Remove the augers and housing, sprinkle with baking soda, and scrub them with the cleaning brush or a stiff toothbrush
Rinse and allow to dry
Method 2: Lemon juice
Cut up and juice 2-3 lemons, leaving peel on
Remove the housing and augers, and place them on a plate to dry for 2-3 hours
After drying, soak the housing and augers in warm water for 3-4 hours
Remove from warm water and scrub with the cleaning brush
Rinse and allow to dry
"On My Way" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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0:15 Introduction
1:30 Method #1 - Water and baking soda soak
3:25 Method #2 -Lemons and bath
If you can afford the Angel Juicer, go for it. In my opinion, there is nothing like it out there. You can juice a whole stalk of celery. No need to cut it up in small pieces. It's amazing how you can juice greens like spinach, dandelion, parsley, etc. with such ease. The pulp is completely dry.
We tested the four major juicer types with celery, and the Angel got the best yield as expected. czcams.com/video/N9fYWQI3LEI/video.html
Thanks for providing me with all these highly professional, well-reviewed Angel Juicer videos. I really appreciate it. Without these highly detailed, in-depth videos, I may never had considered buying one considering the high price tag. I'm about to place my order with the official Australia website. Thank you.
I have been placing the Angel Juicer bits into the dishwasher the last few years after each use. The first few months I only washed by hand and the holes started getting clogged but coke out perfect after being in the dishwasher. I have not seen anything saying it is not allowed to be in the dishwasher. Sparkling clean always. Better than soaking. I use my Angel Juicer every other day.
The dishwasher softens the water that is why it cleans the metal so well.
Bought a Hamilton Beach Juicer for $50 last month. It broke down today. I said you know what, im done with Junk products. I just purchased the *Angel Juicer 8500S*. I can't wait!
Wondering why it is now allowed to put extractors completely submerged FULLY under water, with baking soda, no less
and for them to remain COMPLETELY submerged for hours on end, when it was my understanding that the magnets in the surface
that contacts the housing was to never be submerged under water, before.
Has the composition of the housing and magnets changed, recently that they, now, recommend putting them under water
and the magets will no longer be compromised?
Do you recommend to wash fully submerged as you know that the magnet and sensors will not be compromised
and the unit will no longer turn on?
also..
Do you really recommend putting lemons with RINDS in them through the juicer?
Do you have a source of lemons that do not have WAX applied to the rinds? or do you think
that it's not a bad idea to get wax all over the gears and in the inside of the extractor housing?
Thank you for your help, as all of these instructions are in conflict with what i thought i knew
about cleaning the Angel juicers.
I finally understood how to clean my Angel Juicer with your helpful video. I used the baking soda and water soak. Overnight. I make at least 64 ounces of carrot daily plus others. Not typical user here. Residue still didn't totally come off after overnight 5 TABLESPOONS baking soda. I found the answer to looking spotless: After soaking I used Fuller Brush Stainless Steel Sponge, 100% stainless steel. Don't apply too much pressure. I did use the baking soda also on the gears and at times on the Sponge. This sponge can be used on pots, pans, sinks, appliances, etc. so used it on the juicer. The tray that sits over gears I didn't use on as it did get a few scratches underneath the top. Amazon may have similar of another Sponge brand. I was able to make it look new again on the gears. I had to gently use a knife to get rid of any excess residue on the gears. I'm pleased with results and will do this weekly so it doesn't happen again. Bar Keeper's may also help when trying to do a final touch to remove the residue with the Stainless Steel Sponge. Go gently on your investment.
Thanks so much for sharing your technique. I'm sure others will find it useful too.
@@euJUICERScomwelcome. I couldn't believe how the baking soak solution helped shine up the gears and other parts when submerged. Now because of my massive amount of daily juicing I am making it a weekly event. When I am sleeping it can be cleaning and then a few extra soak hours. I also found gently using the tip of a sharp knife on the gears helped loosen up the "stuck" debris and a paper towel to dry the parts too. Now I feel like a pro on cleaning. Just me perhaps but for others maybe they will appreciate the back to "new" look. The machine is about 2-3 months old only. But it is full of shine on the gears and the "top" covering that keeps the juice from splattering on me. I love that look.
I thought the housing (not augers) are not supposed to be immersed in water due to the magnetic mechanism in housing end Can u confirm this is the case bc u immersed the housing in water?
Great video and much needed! I read several of the comments about the difficulty of cleaning and keeping those tiny holes in the "Housing" clear or unclogged. I own the 8500. There is a slight learning curve to keep this awesome machine shiny like new. Notice I said "slight." Baking soda and a toothbrush works for me. The "sensor" button on the Housing is being misrepresented as a huge insurmountable problem. I use a bucket (like in this video) or a tall soup pot. I turn the "sensor" right side up and add water to just below the sensor. I use the built-in hook at the head of the Housing to attach it to the rim of my bucket or pot, which prevents the Housing from submerging under water. It's a simple process. I have not dealt with Turmeric staining yet. If the baking soda does not work, I'll try the liquid Barkeeper's Friend and the lofty toothbrush. I will definitely soak all the parts overnight in a baking soda solution immediately after juicing turmeric or carrots! Once you find your sweet spot for perfect cleaning, the Angel Juicer is super easy to clean and maintain. The money it saves you on buying produce (dry to super dry pulp) is more than worth the initial higher cost of the Angel! The quality of the juice and minimal parts are bonuses.
I've owned all types of juicers and at least 2 models within each category: Horizontal Single Augers (Omegas), Verticals (Tribest & Omega), and cheap Centrifugals. I now own 1 of each style: (Super) Angel Juicer, The Pure, and Sana 727. I almost sold my Super Angel and am so glad that I did not. The cost of organic celery ($3.69 @ Whole Foods) and organic fruits makes buying the Angel a wise decision. It has the highest yield hands down, besides The Pure. About to do an extended Juice Fast and cannot afford to lose excessive amounts of juice (& money) via wet pulp. Reinserting wet pulp never works out and never tastes as good as the original pressing. It's also a time waster!
Once I decided to buy a twin-gear juicer, I knew absolutely 1 thing: If I could afford it the Angel was the one...like "Neo." Lol. Why? For me the Green Star has too many parts!!! Way too many parts to clean. I spend enough time produce shopping and produce prepping. There's no way I am going to spend excessive time cleaning as well. Each machine that I own is super easy to clean for that reason.
Good luck on your juicing journey and I hope my input helps!
Thank you for the detailed feedback. It's even better that it's based on your extensive experience. Happy juicing.
Thanks for your comment, I will try the Barkeeper's Friend because I tried everything and nothing works. I have my ANgel since very long and the holes are more and more clogged and I can't unglogged them.
Around the motor is tricky. A towel on the counter top, A short brissel paint brush and a pump action spray bottle can really help, I do this with a the similar style greenstar juicer. Always do around the motor asap, don't let it dry out around there.
Thank you so much for your fast (!) and very helpful answer!
I just switched from a omega nc800 to a Angel juicer. Best Decision ever! I just a lot of celery and leafy greens. To give a example on a average bunch of celery I would get roughly 20oz with the omega, this has moved up to 30ish with the Angel. Plus the Omega has a plastic auger that was starting to show wear over 1 year of use.. Lastly, buy the angel used if possible. I paid $400 for my Angel, it took me a few months of looking it, but well worth the search.
Hi Matthew, may I ask where you ended up finding your used Angel juicer? thanks!
Interesting. I have routinely juiced my lemons like that. Now I’ll just juice them last and use your technique. I often juice turmeric root and it has stained the augers. Looking forward to trying the baking soda technique. Thank-you.
Please let me know how it goes.
Did it work? turmeric is the only thing I have stopped to juice because of it staining too much, and too difficult to clean. If it works for the turmerci I will start to juice it again with the rest of vegetables.
I juice turmeric and ginger mixing them together. Yes the turmeric stains. I simply brush off the augers and extractor then put them is the dishwasher. They come out shiny and new!!! Also I have well water, no city water. Maybe that makes a difference in the shiny quality of my juicer parts?
Pretty informative. I use a descale solution works great.
Please provide name
I got a very good result, with an electric toothbrush with hard brushes.
Thank you for cleaning tips.
You are so welcome!
You can buy Citric acid in powder form very cheaply. I use it to clean any residue in my water distiller. It cleans any limescale too.
Thank you for the great tip.
Letting everything air dry caused dark stains all over gears and housing. I removed it by soaking in baking soda and hot water overnight then using sonic toothbrush. That made it look like new and they still look new years later. I wash immediately after juicing with hot soapy water, let the soap soak for a minute or two then brush, rinse and towel dry immediately.
Great tip!
The two most common cleaning naturally occurring or readily accessible DIY cleaners are baking soda and white vinegar, they compliment each other like Bony and Clyde in the world of DIY cleaners, like partner's in crime in the world of "cleaning up". I was expecting a vinegar soln bath for the augers and housing that have been corroded like you had initially mentioned. While at it can you contact Angel support and ask about the use of vinegar as an acidic cleaner alternative to lemons?????
I thought you aren't allowed to soak the stainless augers in anything. Is it safe to do that?
My problem is that the smal hole are filled upp widh green stuff, impossible ro take it all away why cant i use washmaschin
HELLO, I HAVE USED MY FREINDS ANGEL JUICER 5500, AND I JUICED FOR ALMOST 3 MONTHS ON EVERYTHING FROM VEGGIES TO FRUIT AND LOVED THE QUALITY OF GREAT
JUICES MADE FROM HOME! WHAT I NOTICED ABOUT MY FRIENDS JUICERS WAS THAT IF I WAS JUICING FOR MORE THEN 15 MINUTES THE MACHINE WOULD BECOME RATHER HOT,
AND THE COMPONENTS HARD TO REMOVE TO WASH, AND I WOULD STRUGGLE TRYING
TO REMOVE TO WASH THE MECHANISM BECAUSE I WENT OVER 15 MINUTES WITH the SAME FRUIT! AND I THOUGHT THAT WAS THE ONLY DISADVANTAGE! NOW I LOVE ORGANIC PEARS
AND I KEPT THE SKIN ON WITH SEEDS AND NOTICED WHILE RUNNING THE MACHINE
THAT IT WOULD TURN THE SKIN INTO PEAR SAUCE ON ONE END AND JUICE ON THE OTHER
END. I USED THE FRESH PEAR JUICE IN BAKING PRODUCT LIKE DARK CHUNKY CHOCOLATE
BROWNIES AND THE PEAR SAUCE WAS DEVINE FROM THE ANGEL JUICER.
NOW IT'S TIME FOR ME TO BY MY OWN, SO HOW MUCH IS A 7500 MODEL WITH ALL THE
ACCESSORIES???? PLEASE CONTACT EMAIL: HELLODOGGIE.5435@GMAIL.COM
DEBBIE
I just started using distilled vinegar I'll try baking soda
I'm placing Angel bits in my dishwasher. And every time my Angel juicer seems the same when i bought it!!
I have this same bath robe.
No chemicals! Love it! BTW - are you wearing your pajamas?
Ha ha ha. No it's just a plaid shirt. But now that you bring it up, I see it does look like pajamas :)
Thanks for this, i will try it next time. (Y)
Can we make an icecream or nut butter with fine screen? Or need we to pourchase the plain housing for it?
You would need to purchase the nut butter screen, otherwise it will try to "juice" the nuts or frozen fruit. You can see those screens in this video: czcams.com/video/iejsHINzQEU/video.html
I have lots of buildup on the augers i dont know if its chromium oxide or mineral deposits i tried soaking it in baking soda overnight and it didnt work what do you suggest i do
organic white vinegar.. works on all of my hard water compromised bathroom fixtures to get them working again, as well as the iron and calcium buildup on stainless water distiller surfaces.
My housing have some hole that are now filled, how can I clean them? Did the soaking will help?
Try soaking it, and then scrubbing with a brush under cool running water. Let us know if that helps.
Mine does too.. actually a lot of holes are filled and it's slowing down the juicing process.. although I have cleaned it the way it is indicated on the website every time I've used it... have had it a little over a year...I hope the soaking will help
What kind of housing filter are you using to juice those lemons?
We are using the standard juicing screen.
I have read in the comments that turmeric is a problem because it stains the parts. How can this be since the parts are stainless? Grateful if someone can clarify. I am considering this machine although the staining does concern me. I currently use a Greenstar Elite which has terrible staining after juicing turmeric. Thanks in advance
The term "stainless steel" is really a misnomer. While it is much more stain-resistant than most materials, turmeric has a gummy characteristic that sticks to anything, including stainless steel.
Can anyone tell me if they use the Angel Juicer in a hard water area? I would like to purchase one but I am concerned that there would be a limescale buildup on the tiny sieve holes over time.
I'm not sure if I am in a hard water area or not (LA county). Knowing you are though, I highly recommend this juicer in the 316 stainless steel version. Prevents debre & mineral build-up from wearing down parts. You will get the highest extracted nutrient yield from Angel juicer as well. Will help detoxify & heal like no other machine. Go for it!
My augers are jammed. Stuck. Won’t dislodge. Someone in my household rode it pretty hard while juicing ginger. Now it’s all
stuck. Any help?!
The first thing I would advise is to try running the motor in reverse, if you haven't already. That often dislodges any stuck produce. If that doesn't work, then I would try disassembling the juicing assembly if it is possible.
I've owned the Angel Juicer for several years. Can someone please tell me what the purpose of the magnet is?
The magnet is a safety measure - there is a sensor in the juicer that only allows it to turn on if it detects the magnet (which can be detected only if the juicer is properly assembled).
@@euJUICERScom Thank you for the prompt reply.
isn't there a sensor that shouldn't be immersed in water? are all parts dishwasher safe?
We contacted Angel about this, as their instructions with the baking soda method seem incongruous with the recommendation to keep the magnet sensor dry. They said it wouldn't be a problem to soak the housing with the magnet for "up to a day." You can also put the housing unit in water with the magnet side up, leaving the magnet out of the water.
The housing isn't dishwasher safe because of the magnet, but the augers and other steel parts are. This is because magnets can lose their effectiveness over time with exposure to the heat in a dishwasher. The magnet is a safety measure - there is a sensor in the juicer that only allows it to turn on if it detects the magnet (which can be detected only if it is properly assembled).
Thanks a lot for this useful video! I’ve subscribed to this channel.
What if a black liquid is coming out from beneath the device, a dark liquid, but doesn’t have lubricating properties, i first thought it’s oil- it isn’t though
Thanks a lot
This indicates juice getting into the gearbox. Typically this occurs from overfeeding the juicer with firm ingredients over time. The juicer can only process a certain amount at a time, and if produce is fed too quickly, there is back pressure which can wear down the gasket between the juicing parts and the motor. This will damage the gearbox. You might be able to just replace the gasket to prevent further damage. Otherwise the gearbox will need to have the bearings replaced.
@@euJUICERScomthank you so much for your reply! I appreciate it! Will I be able to replace the gasket as an end-user? Regards
@@redzebra6688 Yes, we made a video showing how to do it here: czcams.com/video/M4EzpqP9Aq0/video.htmlsi=KSqlmRKh-FbOLawp
@@euJUICERScom just checked, unfortunately mine is older than mid-2018, I think I’ll need to send it in (europe), where do I have to send it, the device is located in ger
Can the Super Angel be cleaned in an Ultrasound Cleaner to get rid of the stuck bits in the small holes? If you hold the unit up to the light, you can see whether the holes are clear or filled. Soaking doesn't rid this, only the outside. Someone I know has successfully cleaned their Super Angel using ultrasound cleaning. I am going to try it as I can keep the magnetic part out of the water and also have the heat on as low as I can. I will share the results here.
We have never tried this. Please let us know how it goes.
@@euJUICERScom I finally tried the Ultrasonic Cleaner today with the Super Angel head. It was a loud experience with the ultrasonic noises. I tried it for 20 mins at very low temp around 20 degrees. It did not work. The dishwasher worked better as the head came out perfectly clean and like brand new. I tried soaking it your way above as well but it did not quite work for me. I use my juicer daily and use a lot of tumeric too. It is very tempting to keep using the dishwasher but at lower temperatures....🤔
@@euJUICERScom by the way, I clean my Super Angel thoroughly within a min of finishing using it. The tumeric is probably guilty of a lot of the clogging. I use all kinds of brushes. I will try soaking again but if that fails again, I will resort back to the dishwasher as the head or housing is straining now. I have 2 Super Angels and my newest one is only 3 months old. The older one is 5 years old and that housing and augers were regularly washed in the dishwasher with no issues.
@@justmeom2259 Thank you for sharing your experience with the ultrasonic cleaner. Lower temperatures in the dishwasher could help, as it is the heat and not the water that generally cause demagnetization. Definitely turmeric is the culprit, because it leaves not only the color but a sticky resinous substance that is quite stubborn to remove.
@@euJUICERScom yes for sure tumeric is the culprit 😩. I remember now that it helps if I slice the tumeric up thinly before juicing instead of juicing large chunks, that it helps less or minimal staining that needs removing. I had not been doing this as I forgot till now. I will resume the practice.
I tried the lemon method you mentioned overnight and it did not help with the stains. I tried another ultrasonic treatment, also no help. I tried soaking in citric acid which did not help either.
So for the past 3 days I have been soaking the Super Angel head in 100% white vinegar and periodically adding in sodium bicarbonate and cleaning with an electric brush. I placed it in a small bucket so that the metal magnet is not under water/vinegar.
It has been very hard work but it finally seems to be working. The tumeric bits are falling off and it is about 85% clear now to being as new condition. It is just some minimal staining that needs to be cleared to be returned to an as new condition !
I will soak after each use with sodium bicarb now and once a week soak with vinegar and sodium bicarb and see how it goes. This head is only about 3 months old. I have another Super Angel head that I am also cleaning up using the same method with 100% vinegar and sodium bicarb every time I pass the bucket in the kitchen and using an electric sonic scrubber.
Please tell me if it’s possible to soak the sieve entirely. I often read that one shouldn’t soak the magnet (I always wondered what’s the use of the magnet) And is it true that all pieces are dishwasher safe. Thank you for your reply.
We contacted Angel in response to your question, as their instructions with the baking soda method seem incongruous with the recommendation to keep the magnet dry. They said it wouldn't be a problem to soak the housing with the magnet for "up to a day." You can also put the housing unit in water with the magnet side up, leaving the magnet out of the water.
The housing isn't dishwasher safe because of the magnet, but the augers and other steel parts are. This is because magnets can lose their effectiveness over time with exposure to the heat in a dishwasher. The magnet is a safety measure - there is a sensor in the juicer that only allows it to turn on if it detects the magnet (which can be detected only if it is properly assembled).
@@euJUICERScom what part is the magnet part
The magnet is located in a small button shape, at the end of the juicing housing where it attaches to the motor.
What?!?!? We have one coming tomorrow. One big reason we chose it was it was advertised as dishwasher safe
@@postscriptum9824 Hi Petra. We can't attach a photo in the comments, but if you send an email to info@eujuicers.com, we'll send you a photo showing the part. It's a raised circle on the bottom of the juicing screen, under the feeding tube, on the part of the juicing screen housing closest to where it attaches to the body of the juicer.
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I can't shift turmeric stains from my angel juicer (have tried baking soda) Has anyone else experienced staining from turmeric root and found a remedy?
I found this out today 😩
Hey,
I got an old toothbrush and burshed each pice about 3 times with dishwashingliquid, after turmeric. After the 3. attend everything was pretty clean. If you are not that picky, you might be fine with 2 times. The big brush which comes with the juicer it too big to make that detailed work, but if you have a toothbrush handy, you won't have problems with stains. Good luck 😊
But stainless steel is dishwasher save or am i wrong?
Yes, you could put the augers there. But the housing cannot be put there because the heat and water can damage the magnetic sensor.
EUJUICERS.COM thank you very much.
high costly
Some people simply can't afford high quality, first-world kitchen appliances. These people need look no further than items made in china. china make very low quality, low cost appliances for third -world budgets and tastes.
NEW CLOTH BISNESS prajapati just buy one second hand for less than half the price. Resale value will not drop below.
Fruit flies are building up on this no matter how much I clean it. Anyone else having this problem?
That's too much work . get a nc800 omega or a champion
LOL! I have the NC900 and the screen needs to be replaced every 6 months... I will buy the 8500 series...
Omega yes, Champion NO, better yet get a Green Star Elite or Pro. Angel is nice but for 2x the money not for me. But everyone has to make up there own mind.
@@toolate6971 oh, I hope the 8500 series has screens that last because this is what I have (bought juicer couple months ago). How can you explain that it broke so fast (every 6 months)? you put it in dishwasher? or put in water with the magnet part too? because the screen is quite expensive. I hope it lasts some years. I think the magnet is a problem. I wish there was none. This is certainly the part that will break first.