I recommend a toothbrush -- I keep one by my sink for the sole purpose of
cleaning my juicer's screen. It works well and makes cleaning a juicer
easy.

Jen

On Sat, 22 May 2004, Henry wrote:

> I have a Champion juicer. The holes in the screen get clogged with
> material that does not come loose with routine washing, scrubbing or
> even soaking. The only thing that seems to work is to clean the
> screen hole by hole with a pin--not at all practical.
>
> Does anyone have a better solution? Is there any household product
> that will unclog the holes in the juicer screen? I've been unable to
> find this addressed anywhere on the Web.
>
> Henry
>