I hate leaving one star but I think the design of this product should have been rejected.  Due to the 90 degree angle, juices will run down my arm onto the floor.  Juices also splashed onto the counter and the mixer (I'd like to point out that I have a very wide container, a 4 cup measuring cup, under the attachment to catch the juice).  A lot of juice was wasted just from that.  Additionally, the design of the piece that rotates would grasp and tear off large chunks of orange which fell either into the pulp catch or onto the counter.  Again, a mess and a waste of juice.  Another thing about the 90 degree angle is that when I'm pressing an orange half against the part that turns I can feel through the skin that part of the orange isn't getting pressed completely against the device...so, when I try to reposition my hand, the orange is easily pulled out of my hand and onto the counter.  That is something that would have been easily remedied by facing the device upwards.  One last thing, the materials used are quite flimsy.  These were obviously produced as cheaply as possible with no regard for quality or durability.  The pulp tray just barely snaps/fits onto the attachment.  The whole thing feels disposable.  Nothing about this product is on par with what I would expect from a KitchenAid product.  It fails in every way I can think.
I hate leaving one star but I think the design of this product should have been rejected. Due to the 90 degree angle, juices will run down my arm onto the floor. Juices also splashed onto the counter and the mixer (I'd like to point out that I have a very wide container, a 4 cup measuring cup, under the attachment to catch the juice). A lot of juice was wasted just from that. Additionally, the design of the piece that rotates would grasp and tear off large chunks of orange which fell either into the pulp catch or onto the counter. Again, a mess and a waste of juice. Another thing about the 90 degree angle is that when I'm pressing an orange half against the part that turns I can feel through the skin that part of the orange isn't getting pressed completely against the device... so, when I try to reposition my hand, the orange is easily pulled out of my hand and onto the counter. That is something that would have been easily remedied by facing the device upwards. One last thing, the materials used are quite flimsy. These were obviously produced as cheaply as possible with no regard for quality or durability. The pulp tray just barely snaps/fits onto the attachment. The whole thing feels disposable. Nothing about this product is on par with what I would expect from a KitchenAid product. It fails in every way I can think.