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The main downside of juicers? Cleaning. It's like cleaning a blender but harder because of the extra parts. Luckily, you can ...

Green, orange, red, yellow -- no matter the color of juice you drink, a great juicer can level up your health game and save you money in the long run, especially if you already buy juices at the ...

You can juice pretty much anything in this Hamilton Beach juicer, from cucumbers to oranges to apples, and it allows you to ...

The detachable parts make it super easy to clean ... the Hamilton Beach Juicer Machine, and the Black+Decker JE2200B Juicer. These juicers are lightweight, compact, and easy to pack in your luggage.

Want to kickstart your day with a healthy cold drink? You're going to need a juicer or a blender, depending on what kind of drink you're after. If it's a glass of fresh fruit juice, you'll be ...

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The Black+Decker DustBuster CHV1410L is part of the Vacuum Cleaners test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, Handheld Vacuums models like the DustBuster CHV1410L are rated on multiple ...

Stanley Black & Decker, a maker of industrial tools and household hardware, is facing threats of a boycott from right-wing activists, who attacked the company for embracing diversity, equity ...

With one of the best juicers in your kitchen you'll not only save money on shop-bought juice and even smoothies, you can also enjoy deliciously fresh drinks and even experiment with ingredients to ...

Flame retardants leaching from recycled electronics are ending up in everyday black plastic items, a new report alleges.