Does the coating peel off? I have 3 squeezers with enamel coating that peeled off in a matter of months.
1789497
No and I've had mine for quite some time and use it quite regularly. This is the best juicer on the market by far, I wouldn't expect you to have that problem.
1789498
I really don't think so. This looks like is made out of a hard plastic or polymer already colored. In other words, the material is green and not painted. I love it and it works great!
1789499
This is far superior to the ones that are enamel. You will love it. Makes more juice than what you are using.
1789500
I've had mine for about 9 months and many Moscow Mules and batches of fresh avocado with fresh lime juice mine still looks like new. I do wash it promptly and by hand, though I do not know if that matters. It is a great lime juicer IMO.
1509988
Hey, I've had it just over a year. I use it maybe once a month or two, since I make a big batch and freeze them. It still works like new, no problems, but I can't say how it would do under harder use. The only concern I would have is the durability of the coating, but it's been fine so far.
1354625
The rubber seal around the hard basket just kind of peels off with some careful effort..if you have any more questions just ask :-)
615930
I always use the soft side of the sponge so I don't scratch the surface. BUT!!! Two of my pans have the protective coating peeling off even though I have been SUPER careful with these pans. I don't think they are a good product; I won't buy them again.
144969
Our grill lid has been peeling for years and creates no problem whatsoever.....just disregard!
1307083
We've had this unit for about 6 months. We've had no problems with the coating. It stays cleaner easier than the old unit we replaced.
1200741
I have had mine something like 4 years and mine is not sticky. I use mine each week. I bought one about a year and half ago for a friend and hers is not sticky. I can't imagine what happened to Earl's.
1312526
I gave a little tug on the rubber spatula part and it appears that it could be pulled off. But it's on there pretty snug right now and I haven't owned it long enough to know if it might come off easily as it ages. I've had that problem too, but for as long as the last one was around and for this price...I'm happy to just buy a new one every 5-10 years.
277636
I haven't had any trouble with the coating or overall durability of this product. I am genuinely pleased with mine after two years and continue to recommend it to anyone with a KitchenAid.
944616
I have been using these Memorex labels for MANY years. Both personally, for business & for our church. I have never had any of those problems with them. As to peeling, I would suggest using a good quality labeling device - like the Memorex one that came with my initial package - because once you apply the label you really can't remove it and apply it again. They are top quality in my book and I have used thousands of them!! Hope this helps...
1102545
The coating on mine has come off on the sides, like where the top of the juice is typically. This is after about 5 years of use. Am looking for a replacement .
689719
Ive only had it a few months...It works great. Always line them during storage and use coconut(or other oil) to keep them slick. I love them...they may "look" cheap...but they cook evenly.
2224027
I've had it on our tub now for a year. We use the whirlpool tub everyday. Family of four.... No signs of peeling at all... You won't be disappointed.... Just follow the directions specifically... Good luck.
1712372
I've had 2 of these. My newest one, the lid is definitely tighter, but still a one handed operation. If it doesn't get easier quickly, I'd get a different one. Is the seal glued on properly? Maybe it slipped??
1663694
I guess I don't accept the premise of the question. I've had non-stick cookware both in RV's and home for over 30 years and have never had any "peel". Some simply wear out; some suffer scrapes when I've used improper cooking utensils.Specificially, we've used this particular pan over both cookstoves and open fires and it has not shown any loss of cooking surface. But then we take pains to use teflon-friendly utensils and oftentimes I use spray cooking oil to augment the surface before use.This is one of the best pans we've owned.Good luck.
2198570
Mine was that way the last couple years of its life. The shaft is coming out the bottom of the pan, right? What's happened is there used to be a little circlip around the shaft right under the seal (on the inside of the pan) that used to hold it in. The circlip has rusted out and broken. If there's still enough friction around the edges of the seal to hold the shaft in against gravity, you can keep using it, because once the pan is in the breadmaker the shaft will rest on the drive plate and won't fall out. In a way, it's a good thing because you can take the shaft out and clean it and the bearing when it gets sticky. On the other hand, if the seal isn't gripping the shaft at all and the shaft just falls out by itself, it means the seal is also shot and you probably ought to replace the pan. And if you're going to replace the pan you should probably also replace the paddle because the Teflon coating wears off after a while. I was coating the paddle on mine with oil (cooking oil!) for every batch of bread, which was getting tedious. To be honest, I just retired my unit a couple weeks ago and replaced it with a Panasonic, because after 10+ years of a loaf of bread a week, it was pretty worn out. - Andy
721151
I love this pan. I have two of them. The best non stick pan I have ever owned. I have not had a problem with the non stick coating..I'm somewhat suspicious that they used metal utensils or a Brillo pad to clean this which you should never do.. Again..best pans I have ever owned and we'll worth the money..Take care of it and it will last a long time.. I hope this helps..