How well do these scoops scrap out the product?
871129
These scoops are very good at releasing the cookie dough. I'm sure it may depend on how sticky the dough is, but for cookies such as chocolate chip, snickerdoodles, oatmeal raisin, gingersnaps, peanut butter blossoms and even dropping no bakes it did very well! I had no problems with it.
871130
It's cute & high quality scoopI use it for cookies, my husband try it with the ice creamIt's worked good for both
871131
they scrapE it out really well - once you have made a few batches of cookies with these, you will know the consistency of the dough that will work the best, with very little left behind in the scoop. I adjust the flour in the recipe accordingly. The suggestion for non-stick spray is great as well, just not as easy as adjusting the flour. I found a bigger scoop to be better for cookies, but the 1/2 tablespoon one works great for pfeffernusse cookies or for chocolate truffles.
871132
Do you mean "scrape" out the dough? Once in a while I've had the dough stick a little, but not to the point of becoming troublesome or annoying. I did see this mentioned by another reviewer before I purchased. So far I've only used the scoop for cookie making but I must say I love it. I've found my family loves the small size cookies best.
871133
It really depends on how soft or sticky your dough is. If it is soft and sticky, it won't come out as easily as if it is more firm and not sticky. Spraying the scoop with non-stick spray helps.
871134
The contents are released, but not really scraped out of the scoop. Some residue always remains.
871135
Unknown. Mine was so visably bent out of shape I returned it without attempting to use it.
871136
They work really well with cookie batters and relatively well with stickier things such as peanut butter etc... Works we'll on melons and makes baking a lot easier overall. We'll worth the money!!
1557842
I really don't know, I've never looked for them, I just wash them out when emptying. Sorry
2252000
I always use the full scoop. Thought, I suppose you could cut back and experiment with less detergent.
165298
Yeah, definitely clean up as much of the solid waste as you can first. Otherwise, the machine sort of breaks it down into a "soup" that can get redistributed. If picking up the solid stuff gives you the heebies, just get yourself a dishwashing glove and keep it with your machine so you never have to come in actual contact with the "chunks". Just a basic paper towel pick up job should do the trick. The machine does a really good job of getting up the "paste" part of the stain without too much trouble.
208459
I use mine for to get the ice cubes that I drop into my ice tray that is located in a bottom freezer refrigerator. This scoop is always left in the ice tray and I have had no issue with doing that well over a year.
1377054
I look for the wet spots and scoop those out (with a non-slotted scoop) too.
1201516
Yes, but not so much as to be problematic. They will flex and are great for scraping. They're yielding, but not wimpy.
2248076
They are not intended for reuse. When empty, triple rinse and dispose of properly. Cutting off top may help to recycle.
424186
I have a blender and a food processor the smaller spatula works well for removing whatever is in those containers. I suppose if you were to use the smaller spatula you should be able to get most of the contents out.
1617913
Yes and No...Actually No, because once they are soiled, they do not meet requirement for recycling. Example: Just as pizza boxes are not recyclable because of soaked-in oils and cheese. These are, however, very friendly to the environment in landfills because they will decompose completely.
1050874
Same here. I had used a level scoop. Tried again with heaping scoops. Got very good.
1552158
As opposed to others who have answered this question, I DO use a (rounded) shovel to help remove the contents from the tumbler. The foam is dense and sturdy and as far as I know I have not nicked or cut it. I had not really considered that the foam could be damaged, so I haven't been particularly careful.
2195362
I cut the top off of the bottle and scoop it out with a spoon with another brand. I didn't have as much problem with this brand though.
307780
I don't throw them out but I only use mine for dusting and smudges. I don't think they are meant to clean up after peanut butter and jelly.lol I just bang mind around a bit and it's good as new.
208462
Absolutely. Do not expect these scoops to break up blocks of ice; they are substantial, but they are essentially bent stainless steel. They will not rust so you can leave them in a bucket of ice cubes in a freezer forever. But if this is something like a hotel ice machine I would recommend plastic scoops so you don't deal with humidity condensing/freezing on the scoops or the dreaded tongue to frozen metal thing.I am happy with my purchase for party use. :)
1045684
It can as long as they're floating on the surface it should be able to catch them. The waste is a little visible without removing the tray but you need to remove it, which is easy, to fully see how much it has collected.
433683
I would say that they are not reusable. When used they pick up so much dirt and stuff that the swiffer is so dirty you just want to throw it away and use another one for your next cleaning. Hope that helps.