How do I clean this popper
322742
Unfortunately , cleaning is not easy, I just don't let the oil residue build up. Warm water and mild soap, dry well. The truth is cleaning the popper is difficult.
322743
Cleaning IS easy, & you do need to clean the kettle as well! The best, easiest & safest way to clean the entire popper is to use baking soda on a damp cloth! It safely removes the sticky residue from the interior walls as well as the kettle. To properly clean the kettle, of course, remove it according to directions & be sure to NOT immerse it in water. A soft toothbrush coated with a paste of baking soda & water helps remove sticky buildup from the kettle & lid. Our popper looks like new! I would not recommend using any type of chemical solution/wipes, such as Clorox wipes...baking soda is totally non-toxic. Cleaning IS easy, & you do need to clean the kettle as well! The best, easiest & safest way to clean the entire popper is to use baking soda on a damp cloth! It safely removes the sticky residue from the interior walls as well as the kettle. To properly clean the kettle, of course, remove it according to directions & be sure to NOT immerse it in water. A soft toothbrush coated with a paste of baking soda & water helps remove sticky buildup from the kettle & lid. Our popper looks like new! I would not recommend using any type of chemical solution/wipes, such as Clorox wipes...baking soda is... » Read More Cleaning IS easy, & you do need to clean the kettle as well! The best, easiest & safest way to clean the entire popper is to use baking soda on a damp cloth! It safely removes the sticky residue from the interior walls as well as the kettle. To properly clean the kettle, of course, remove it according to directions & be sure to NOT immerse it in water. A soft toothbrush coated with a paste of baking soda & water helps remove sticky buildup from the kettle & lid. Our popper looks like new! I would not recommend using any type of chemical solution/wipes, such as Clorox wipes...baking soda is totally non-toxic. « Show Less
322744
I use a vacuum cleaner with a hose extension to suck out what's left. other than that I just wipe it out with warm soapy water and then just plain water. I do not clean the kettle itself on the inside.
274698
Hmm, shouldn't be. Is it significantly higher? This is the popper where you can't remove it from the removable pan as I wasn't able to remove the rod on this model. Only the lower end model has a removeable stir rod. I'm sure you've already checked the seating of the pan. I'd suggest calling 800 # as they may send you a replacement pan. They should be responsive. Best I can offer unless I see the look.
2102694
I wet the surface with a spray bottle of warm water. It makes it a little messier, but the tool contains much of the mess, but protecting floors, etc, still required. Tool can be used without wetting, but you run a bigger risk of damaging the drywall under the popcorn.
774397
Hi, You usually would clean it with water and soap. Best regards, Customer service
2191261
Mine was like that as well, Seems to be fine. Typically what I do because I have a kettle type "old fashioned popper" is CAREFULLY cut between the seams to separate each component. Takes me about a min to do. But then I kneed the butter packet and it becomes more liquid like before opening. It pretty much stays like a thick buttery consistency but separating them into sections makes them easier to squeeze into my kettle, first the butter, then the popcorn kernels, then the salt.
1508918
The first one I owned of these the handle fell off. It was a glasss handle. I was foolish enough to buy another one 10 years later hoping the handle problem had been addressed. So I thought since they changed to a silicone handle maybe they had fixed the problem. I see they have not. My main problem with this popper this time is that I didn't like the way the popcorn tasted after popping it. I only used it twice and gave it to Goodwill. I did not use it enough to wait for the handle to fall off. Even if you found another handle I don't know how you would attach it. Whatever way the manufacturer is attaching is not working so I don't think anyone else could do it either. The first one I owned of these the handle fell off. It was a glasss handle. I was foolish enough to buy another one 10 years later hoping the handle problem had been addressed. So I thought since they changed to a silicone handle maybe they had fixed the problem. I see they have not. My main problem with this popper this time is that I didn't like the way the popcorn tasted after popping it. I only used it twice and gave it to Goodwill. I did not use it enough to wait for the handle to fall off. Even if you found another handle I don't know how you would attach it. Whatever way the... » Read More The first one I owned of these the handle fell off. It was a glasss handle. I was foolish enough to buy another one 10 years later hoping the handle problem had been addressed. So I thought since they changed to a silicone handle maybe they had fixed the problem. I see they have not. My main problem with this popper this time is that I didn't like the way the popcorn tasted after popping it. I only used it twice and gave it to Goodwill. I did not use it enough to wait for the handle to fall off. Even if you found another handle I don't know how you would attach it. Whatever way the manufacturer is attaching is not working so I don't think anyone else could do it either. « Show Less
65796
We have used a number of different brands of popcorn and different types of oil. We never had an issue with the popper with any of them.
722788
you must purge the wand immediately after use or the milk will move up the spout and clog unit. Take a wrench and remove the nut shaped spout and clean with needle. good luck.. great water free steam if used correctly.
1810928
I would recommend you pour straight vinegar nt the bottom of the unit and let it sit for 2 hours Then put some water in the container and see if it turns on Do not empty the vinegar from the bottom let it run through Sort of like when you clean your coffee pot I do not use distiller water but I do regularly use the white vinegar Mine runs like a charm but it will shut down if residue builds up
848130
Not at all. It doesn't have a varnished finish. I'm still very happy with this popper. I make sure to soak the moving parts in hot water and Dawn so the oil doesn't build up.
17127
take trays out of back and empty, I then took the toaster outside turned it upside down and shook out the crumbs, then using one of the bottles of air (the kind for blowing dust off your computer keyboard) cleaned the inside of remaining crumbs, then I just used mild dish soap water and wiped off the toaster
774396
Hi,You usually would clean it with water and soap.Best regards,Customer service
201133
You don't! The only cleaning is surface cleaning on the outside of the unit. The manual recommends wiping with a dry cloth. It's maintenance free - plug it in and only dry wipe the shell when needed.
1791645
Regular hand soap can be used to clean this shaver. 1. Disconnect the power cord from the shaver.2. Apply some hand soap and some water to the outer foil.3. Turn the shaver on.4. Turn the shaver off after 10-20 seconds.5. Remove the outer foil section and turn the shaver on.6. Clean the shaver and the outer foil section with running water.7. Wipe off any drops of water with a dry cloth.8. Dry the outer foil section and the shaver completely.9. Attach the outer foil section to the shaver.
1704659
This is not hard to clean. The base is non-stick but cannot be immersed so handwashing is a must. Used a good quality grease fighting dish detergent and a soft cloth. Issue is that the popper seems to need oil to work correctly so the lid and base will always be oily and need to washed in warm soapy water.
2079775
Every other day and then I clean it once a week by putting white vinegar and water in it and then run it for 1/2 an hour. Hope this helps
1935753
It is an air popper, it blows it out. Just put a bowl underneath the spout.