How do you clean the outside when greasy
2010048
I use formula 409. If it's baked on or burnt on grease, then you will need something stronger like soak it in ammonia for a 24 hr period. Normal greasy splatters will go away with 409 or Dawn dish liquid and VERY hot water.
2010049
I have just used good hot soapy water- It has a brushed finish so I wouldn't scour or anything; if need be I bet 409 with a paper towel would do the job..hope that helps~
2010050
I wash the ouside of Kettle with a soft cloth and Dawn dishwash soap (anti-grease formula).Then I try kettle with a soft towel untill it shines. Whole process takes less than 10 minutes.
2010051
The exterior is stainless steel so it's an easy clean-up. I always take it off my stove if I'm going to cook anything that might spatter but if it gets greasy, just spray on some Windex or other kitchen cleaner(Lysol spray on) on the exterior and then dry with a clean paper towel or dish towel. Mine always shines and looks brand new and I've had it for at least a couple of years. A clean dish cloth with a tiny amount of Dawn dishwashing liquid is also a wonderful idea to remove the grease.
2010052
I have used the dawn dishwashing liquid on rough side of sponge with good results.
359721
I wipe it down with simple green to remove the grease that spills on the mat. Hope this is helpful.
575614
First of all, try to avoid reoccurrence of this situation by lining the bottom of the dehydrator with aluminum foil prior to use. Be careful not to block air flow. To clean greasy residue... I have found nothing better on the market than a product named "Greased Lightning". It will melt the grease and you can wipe it out with paper towel. Greased Lightning can be found in many Dollar Stores. U won't believe how good this stuff cleans.
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If you feel the need to use soap (and sometimes I do if what I cook in it is super greasy). Use only what you need to get the grease off. Leave some behind as it helps season the pan. I wouldn't bother with any cleaners or scrapers, you don't need them. Soak your pan if something really gets stuck. If it's seasoned well enough before you cook with, it should wipe off after soaking. Always towel dry your pans and rub vegetable oil all over it before storing it. This keeps it seasoned and won't rust. Happy cooking!
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It depends. Are asking about the inside or the outside? If you are asking about the inside, salt and a scrub pad such as the green Scotch brand scrubbies. If you are asking about the outside bottom, then you can use, Comet, Bartenders Friend type of cleanser and a rag to get them clean
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In the back of the grill there is a cup that catches the grease. One can easily remove the reflector plate and the grill for easy cleaning.When you remove the reflector plate then just wipe up the left over grease in the bottom of the grill. We have been using these grills for yearsand love them. We have 3. One at our home up north and one down at our Fl home and an extra up north in case the one that sits outsideuncovered goes on the fritz. You will not be displeased with this product and food tastes and smells like it was grilled over coals unlike the George Foreman grills.Enjoy.Tim In the back of the grill there is a cup that catches the grease. One can easily remove the reflector plate and the grill for easy cleaning.When you remove the reflector plate then just wipe up the left over grease in the bottom of the grill. We have been using these grills for yearsand love them. We have 3. One at our home up north and one down at our Fl home and an extra up north in case the one that sits outsideuncovered goes on the fritz. You will not be displeased with this product and food tastes and smells like it was grilled over coals unlike the George... » Read More In the back of the grill there is a cup that catches the grease. One can easily remove the reflector plate and the grill for easy cleaning.When you remove the reflector plate then just wipe up the left over grease in the bottom of the grill. We have been using these grills for yearsand love them. We have 3. One at our home up north and one down at our Fl home and an extra up north in case the one that sits outsideuncovered goes on the fritz. You will not be displeased with this product and food tastes and smells like it was grilled over coals unlike the George Foreman grills.Enjoy.Tim « Show Less
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I used soapy water and a small dough to clean out the grease on the machine before I start to use it (20 mins or so). After the first time, it's pretty easy. I just rinse off the four every time I used it (less than 2 minutes).
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Follow E. Collins instructions below. Wiping it off while still warm works best and some foods do better with just a little spray of oil such as PAM or spray olive oil .
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When still hot, you can pour the grease out; once it hardens, you can wipe it out with paper towel. I run mine through the dishwasher, but washing by hand in hot soapy water should work just fine. We use ours 2-3 times a week. I love it & am amazed how much grease comes out of 6 slices of bacon.
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Soak in hot water for a bit then wipe out with paper towel .rinse off any remaining residue
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I empty any excess water after using it. I wash the outside with dish soap and warm water, then dry with a microfiber towel. If necessary, use Cameo, a stainless steel cleanser.
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Very easy to clean up. Greasy spatters come up easily if cleaned up right away.
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The very best way I have found - using flaxseed oil, apply a very light coating to all surfaces. Wipe until it looks almost dry. Then put in a cold oven face down, heat to about 500F, leave in two hours, let cool. Repeat 5 times. It's a lot of work, but when you are done the pan has multiple layers of a very hard coating. Flaxseed oil works better than vegetable oils. You can also do this on the grille. Reward yourself with one beer for every cycle and it won't seem like too much of a chore...
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In the back of the grill there is a cup that catches the grease. One can easily remove the reflector plate and the grill for easy cleaning. When you remove the reflector plate then just wipe up the left over grease in the bottom of the grill. We have been using these grills for years and love them. We have 3. One at our home up north and one down at our Fl home and an extra up north in case the one that sits outside uncovered goes on the fritz. You will not be displeased with this product and food tastes and smells like it was grilled over coals unlike the George Foreman grills. Enjoy. Tim
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If your wax be warm enough , it shall be removed w the Wax paper easily and for small sport that is left alone you put oil.Does nt have to be fancy type, yr normal olive oil even canola oil shall work and then wash yrself w hot water ( no soap till 24 hr after )
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Just take one side of it and press to the edge. The other side will pop up and you can remove it easily. Its not so much the moisture as it is the oil buildup. Remember to clean with mild soap and hot water frequently. this should help
995963
We don't have an outdoor grill, but I've used the Haan in my oven on baked on spots. It takes some elbow grease, but a shot of steam and then scraping right away will do the trick. The steam softens and loosens the grease, and then you can scrape it right off. Dawn will help, too.