How is clean up is there a drip tray under rollers
1530892
Hello,There is not a drip tray under the rollers. You would have to take a damp cloth and run it under the rollers to clean that surface and then turn the rollers on and rub them with a damp cloth to clean them and be careful not to burn yourself on the hot rollers. Thank you.
1530893
Yes, there is a drip tray under the rollers-I would suggest lining it with aluminum foil to help make clean-up fast and easy.
1530894
Yes there is a drip tray that is super easy to clean up after use! Definitely be sure to clean rollers after each use too.
1530895
There is a drip tray and clean up is fairly easy. Only issue I had was when I let it get burned on.
1530896
Yes, there is a drip pan under the hot dogs. Cleaning the rollers isn't too difficult-the trickiest part is cleaning the plastic gaskets on each end of each roller. Also, do NOT try bratwurst on it!!
1530897
Clean ups a piece of cake. Just use a wet towel while it's still hot will break up the stuck on grease. Yes there's a drop tray.
2087656
Generally the rollers do not require "cleaning" unless you have attempted to plane "green" wood or pine that contains resin. Unplug the planer before performing maintenance! Your first step is to clean the surface of the "skid" plate on which the boards slide. Remove all wood dust from the interior of the planer with a shop-vac. Then clean the in-feed, out-feed and platen surfaces with a resin remover, WD-40 or naphtha. You may need to use 0000 steel wool to remove heavy deposits. Then coat the surfaces with a paraffin based film such as Boeing Boeshield T-9 or Bostick Top Coat. Now visually inspect the rollers by positioning the cutter head to its fully open position. If you see deposits try to remove them with WD-40 and 00 steel wool. Apply light pressure so as not to abrade the surface of the rollers. You may need to run the planer to advance the rollers. Always unplug the unit before performing any work on or near the cutter head. Wipe down the rollers with naphtha and a paper towel to remove any residual oils or resins before use.
1339146
The one that I purchased, the drip tray could be removed. It is separate from the rack. Both items started to rust within a year of use.
663762
Where u store the tank is closed. Above that there is a 4 inch opening to take out the the grease tray to clean.
1309378
I have an extra tray so I soak it in the tray (I do this outside) for a while then rinse it with the hose and hang it to dry. I use antibacterial household cleaner & water to soak. I have 2 of them so I just rotate.
1107096
Ours came looking like the picture here (metal sides, glass cover). The pic on the setup sheet they provide shows a different looking cover (all glass). It has worked really well so far. We use it as part of our PTA for concessions. Do not heat it to clean it. Leave drip pan IN while doing this. Use vinegar (apple cider or plain) and baking soda mixed together to make a paste. Let the rollers spin without heat and rub the paste all over the rollers --- you can rub the grease off with your hands. If there are some hard dried on spots, use a bit of aluminum foil. Good luck!
1922796
I use a cotton swab to clean below the roller periodically and wipe down the bar more frequently. vacuuming is a great idea.
11187
Cleanup is accomplished by rubbing a soft damp cloth over the rollers once they cool down. I would rate it as medium difficulty.
1667455
I am not sure what part you wish to clean. It sounds like the smooth rollers. If you don't want to put it under the water tap, I suggest you open to the widest setting hold a wet sponge against the rollers and roll backwards. If you roll forward the sponge gets caught in the rollers. You can do the same with the cutters.
1034263
Not messy at all clean out water tray and drip tray after use there is no mess otherwise. Its not very heavy either.
1247372
You can clean your roller by letting it sit in alcohol for 15 minutes. Also, you can clean off the sticky residues (blood, oil, etc) by rolling it "gently" on a "wet sponge". The wet sponge will remove the dried blood and oil that alcohol can't remove.
707864
Dust trays in sink mild cleaner. Fine tooth comb you will need a strong one brushes need to be kept clean.
2142043
I don't see any way to remove it. I've been happy with how easy it is to keep clean-- I just wipe it down with a damp cloth after it cools off. The drip tray on the bottom does come off, and I've either washed it by hand or in the dishwasher.
554184
Yes there is a drip tray that is positioned between and below the two grill sides. They drain into it. It is removed by pulling it out like it was a drawer. Overall it is a good grill. It's nothing like cooking over charcoal, but who wants to do that when it's snowing and colder than a well diggers rear end? It would be even better is parts were available.
1751418
It does fine. You need to clean the rollers each usage; however you need to do that anyway.
1566731
Take it fully out and make sure there isn't a collection of grounds at the back of the slot for the tray. That happens if you let it get too full and the grounds pucks get cut off as they tray is coming out of its location. If there is, just get a paper towel of a small brush and clean it out good.
1825335
There is a drip pan, but the rollers do not come off. To clean them I turn the warmer on low and wipe them as it turns. And then remove and clean the drip pan.