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Offer List: $21.95 Price: $14.93 Details You save: $7.02 Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Manual Juicers For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy Acme CAC66 Juice Extractor 200 Replacement Paper Filters, please browse through: Invaluable This is a pretty obscure item for a specific product, but if you own that specific product and use it on a regular basis, this item is a godsend. The product, as is mentioned above, is the Acme Supreme Juicerator, and the item is a filter package for it. I've used the juicer with and without the filters and, trust me, clean-up is infinitely easier with them. There's no long process of trying to poke out tiny specs from individual filter holes. Just turn the basket upside-down, shake it over a garbage can, and the filter, with all the pulp attached to it, falls out, leaving you only the job of rinsing the basket. These filters are only useful (as far as I know) is you have this particular juicer, but as I said, if you do, they're invaluable.

See Products Related To Acme CAC66 Juice Extractor 200 Replacement Paper Filters: Waring This replacement paper filters designed to fit the designed to fit the Waring 6001C professional juice extractor. This disposable filters simplify cleanup. Simply line the stainless steel work bowl with one of the filters before juicing. The filters will collect the discarded pulp from carrots, pineapple, strawberries and other fruits and vegetables. Remove and toss the paper filter for easy clean up. Hard to find These are not easy to come by, and I have been rationing mine for some time now. Worthwhile stockpiling these if you have this Juicerator model. True, the filters seem old-fashioned now that technology has sped ahead from decades ago when home juicers first appeared on the market. But I bought my Acme Juicerator in the mid-70s, and it still works great. That's my idea of a keeper.

Hard to find These are not easy to come by, and I have been rationing mine for some time now. Worthwhile stockpiling these if you have this Juicerator model. True, the filters seem old-fashioned now that technology has sped ahead from decades ago when home juicers first appeared on the market. But I bought my Acme Juicerator in the mid-70s, and it still works great. That's my idea of a keeper.