Your needs, this model
Does it fit your priorities?
Do you want an auger juicer rather than a spinning-basket centrifugal extractor?
Hurom's H70FT page and linked manual describe a powered auger/multi-screw chamber, not a centrifugal basket.
Explore this need in the finder →Is Hurom's strainer-free, two-part Easy Clean auger design the kind of chamber you want?
The maker describes a two-part auger that works with the chamber to strain juice without the conventional separate mesh strainer; the parts still require hand cleaning.
Explore this need in the finder →Will a 450 ml internal chamber meet your minimum chamber size, without treating it as a juice-pitcher capacity?
Hurom lists 450 ml (15.2 fl oz) for the H70 internal chamber; it separately lists a juice container without publishing its volume.
Explore this need in the finder →Does the conflicting H70FT manual establish at least 20 uninterrupted minutes before restart?
No. The U.S. page and manual give a 30-minute limit, but the same linked manual also says a safety timer stops the unit after five minutes. A hard 20-minute requirement remains unresolved.
Explore this need in the finder →The refurbished H70 keeps Hurom’s Easy Clean, strainer-free two-part auger arrangement. Its defining details are a compact 450 ml internal chamber, 45 mm hopper opening, and a two-part auger system that does the separating without a conventional mesh screen. The selected matte-black offer is H70FT-BBC06MB-RM; white is a finish alternative, not a different juicing layout. The one operating wrinkle worth noticing is the manual’s short safety timer: the product page gives a 30-minute ceiling, but the manual says the machine stops after about five minutes and must be restarted.

What you are buying
The official U.S. product data maps the refurbished H70FT offer to white H70FT-BBC06WH-RM and matte black H70FT-BBC06MB-RM. Both were marked available in the saved feed capture. Hurom says refurbished units are pre-owned, remanufactured at its facility, tested to its stated standards, and include the same in-box parts and accessories as new. The refurb page lists five years of motor coverage and one year for other parts. It does not assign an individual cosmetic grade, describe each unit’s refurbishment work, or show the exact unit that will ship. Recheck the selected finish’s current terms before ordering; do not import the new H70’s warranty.
The chamber is strainer-free, not cleanup-free
Hurom lists a 450 ml / 15.2 fl oz internal chamber and a 45 mm / 1.8 in self-feeding opening. The maker describes a two-part auger/multi-screw that strains juice without a separate conventional mesh screen. It is still a powered 120 V, 60 Hz, 150 W vertical auger, with an ON/OFF/reverse switch and manual reverse for clearing a stall. Hurom lists a juice container but does not publish its volume; the 450 ml measure is not receiver capacity or juice yield. The H70’s self-feeding hopper can reduce repeated handful-by-hand loading, but it does not let you ignore the manual’s cut, seed, and fill-level instructions.
Assemble the chamber and hopper with the marks aligned, use only the supplied pusher, and start with prepared produce. The official page states up to 30 minutes of operation, but the linked H70FT manual’s five-minute safety timer stops the motor and requires a restart. A shopper who needs an uninterrupted 20- or 30-minute session should not treat the longer maximum as proof the H70 meets that hard threshold. The product page and manual therefore support a maximum-use ceiling, while the precise uninterrupted interval depends on this timer behavior; the matching record leaves it unknown rather than claiming a continuous duration.
“Easy Clean” is not dishwasher-safe. Hurom directs prompt disassembly and hand washing, and the manual warns against dishwasher and dish-dryer use. The absence of a metal screen changes which parts you remove and brush; it does not eliminate pulp contact or cleaning. The package also includes a juice container, pulp container, cleaning brush, and pusher. Their capacities are not stated, and the exact package list should be checked against the box at purchase.
How it handles common needs
Choose a masticating requirement and the H70’s auger mechanism qualifies; a centrifugal-only need excludes it. Its strainer-free two-part design is a positive answer if you explicitly prefer that chamber layout, but not if you require a named fine or coarse mesh screen. It does not have confirmed dishwasher-safe food-contact parts, an included sorbet strainer, or a published receiver volume, so those essential needs fail on the evidence available. A 450 ml chamber is useful as a comparison point only for chamber capacity. It is never substituted for a pitcher size.
Hurom’s manual says to switch off and use reverse only for a stoppage; it is not automatic reversal or a second extraction speed. If you want a larger staging hopper, the H320 offers a listed 2 L produce hopper and separate fine/coarse screens, though it still requires manual cleaning. If you want a very large internal chamber, the H400 is different again. These model comparisons are about published configuration, not independent yield tests.
Who should consider it
The refurbished H70 makes sense for someone who wants Hurom’s small-footprint strainer-free chamber, a self-feeding opening, and is comfortable with hand washing and a safety timer that interrupts operation. The refurb offer’s stated 5-year motor and 1-year parts coverage is useful, but check the exact checkout terms and unit condition. Choose another machine if a known uninterrupted runtime, a coarse screen, confirmed frozen-fruit accessory, dishwasher cleaning, or a large receiver is non-negotiable.
Sources: Hurom’s Refurbished H70 U.S. listing, H70FT family product page and linked H70FT manual, and the certified-refurbished collection. Checked October 25, 2026.
Key details at a glance
| Extraction method | Slow-compression masticating extractor |
|---|---|
| Published feed-chute width | 1.8 in |
| Speed control | Single-speed on/off |
| Motor electrical rating | 150 W |
| Controls and use | Forward juicing, off and manual reverse are documented; reverse is for clearing a stop, not a second juicing speed or automatic sensing mode. |
| Published feed-chute width (metric) | 45 mm |
| Maximum continuous run listed by maker | 30 min |
| Body-fit measurement note | Hurom lists the body in an unlabelled three-number order; measure the assembled machine and working clearance rather than relying on guessed axes. |
| Filter configuration | Maker-described strainer-free, two-part auger chamber |
| Removable parts dishwasher-safe per manual | No |
| Automatic ingredient-sensing mode | No |
| Internal juicing chamber capacity | 15.2 fl oz |
| Batch-loading hopper | Yes |
| Manufacturer-listed voltage | 120 V |
Use the exact model’s instructions for operating limits, supplied equipment and version differences.
Sources for this assessment
- Hurom Refurbished H70 Easy Clean Slow Juicer exact U.S. product page
- Hurom U.S. all-1 product-feed object for Hurom Refurbished H70 Easy Clean Slow Juicer
- Hurom H70 Easy Clean U.S. product page
- Hurom H70FT Series English user manual linked from the H70 U.S. product page
- Hurom U.S. FAQ and manual directory
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