PHILIPS HR1856/70 Juice Extractor 0.8 l Black 0.8 l

QuickClean technology

The Philips juicer is easy to clean thanks to QuickClean technology. It is clean within 1 minute thanks to the built-in pulp collection tray and smooth surfaces.

Pre-rinse function rinses away unwanted fibers

The Philips juicer is the first juicer on the market with a pre-rinse function. By pouring water into the pestle, you can create a water fountain inside the appliance, which rinses unwanted fibers from the lid and makes the strainer easier to clean.

The pulp is collected for easy disposal

The pulp is collected only where it belongs: in the pulp container of your Philips juicer. This means there is no need to remove the pulp from other parts, such as the lid. The round design and smooth surfaces with no nooks and crannies mean that the pulp is easily accessible and the container is much easier to clean.

QuickClean strainer

It is common for pulp fibers to get stuck in the strainer, making it difficult to clean. Thanks to the innovative QuickClean technology, all surfaces of the sieve are smooth. This allows you to easily wipe away the fibers with a sponge.

Smooth, easy-to-clean surfaces

The juicer has round shapes and a smooth surface that you can easily rinse under the tap.

Easily check the pulp with the transparent pulp container

Enjoy a real, interactive way of juicing. The lid and pulp container are transparent, allowing you to see the fruit and vegetables being squeezed. You can also immediately see when the pulp collection tray is full and needs to be emptied.

Quick and easy assembly of all parts

Quick and easy assembly of all parts.

Squeeze up to 2 l of juice at once

You can make up to 2 l of juice at once without having to empty the pulp collection container.

Powerful 800 W motor

Juice hard fruits and vegetables effortlessly thanks to the powerful 800 W motor.

XL hopper (75 mm)

The extra-large 75 mm hopper allows you to juice even large fruits and vegetables such as apples, carrots and beets without cutting them first. /p>