Are the pieces, particularly the cutting metal, dishwasher safe? I had one before and cut myself while cleaning it manually. (I'm a bit of a klutz.)
833496
Yes the box says they are dishwasher safe but it's actually really easy to clean if you do it right away!
833497
I haven't put them in the dishwasher - I basically just sprayed it off in the sink. Even when I tried the beet which made a red mess - it did clean up easy.
234123
I have washed mine several times in the dishwasher. There's no rust on the exposed metal edges and the paint coating has stayed on the blades just fine. The plastic handles also appear unaffected by the dishwasher.
519813
I haven't had a rust problem, but I don't put it in the dishwasher either. I wash and dry by hand (no biggie) and they continue to look new. I had one knife in the dishwasher by accident, and although I have a high-efficiency unit with spot rinse, it came out spotty. I love these knives and would buy them again.
1003112
LOVE mine. Have not used it in dishwasher...so don't know. If used properly, there shouldn't be food in the curled section. But here's a tip that I use - before using it to cut the pizza (or whatever), rub some olive oil along both front & back of the blade, then use it on whatever you are cutting. When done, you will find that you can just wipe off the blade. The olive oil makes it easy. I still wash it later, but the olive oil keeps it from being "dried hard, & icky" if you leave it overnight. Less cleanup always = a smile for me. Have fun! I love mine.
1967511
It doesn't say if it is dishwasher safe. The blades are stainless steel. I have been washing in the sink however my husband says next time we are going to try the dishwasher & be sure it drains from the plastic just like I do when I wash it. Either way we really like the tendermatic makes meat so tender.
2002851
I wash parts of mine in the dishwasher, some parts are just easier to wash by hand. Just be sure the metal part is dry before storing.
1090196
Donna, I would never put my knives in a dishwasher, but that is just me. They may do well with going through a dishwasher, I can't advise. Sorry. Most things now days have some kind of warranty, you need to check with their service department on current available warranties.
58595
You just have to keep in mind that there are 2 sharp edges. I wash it with a thin sponge or a small dish washing brush. Just make sure you only clean in the direction away from the sharp edges so the blade can't dig into the sponge or brush. I've cleaned mine both by hand and in the dishwasher with equally good results.
876132
Just checked the sleeve mine came in and there is no mention of whether it is dishwasher safe or not.Because it is plastic I would say yes, it is, but on the top shelf with the blade pushed in all the way so it doesn't get dull.I hand wash mine and am very happy to. It cleans up easily.
510708
I have, and they work fine. I usually hand wash the knives except for the steak knives, just because it's easier to do. But I've thrown them in the dishwasher before. It doesn't do anything noticeably harmful.
1967513
It may say dishwasher safe, however I would never run anything that has a blade through the dishwasher, I spray my jaccard off then sanitize in a bleach solution
9494
Yes, the parts are dishwasher safe. Honestly though, mine has never gotten that dirty that it needed a tough scrub. Usually I just add water and soap after use, shake and rinse x2, and it's good to go again.
2264277
I think so, I never use that on the dishwasher but these are 100% stainless-steel so I guess no problem on it, but honestly you will get a better result washing them by hand on the faucet because depending on what you cut gets a lot of pieces of met in between.
1003108
Hello,I have the habit of washing the cutter immediately after I use it or at least soaking it at the sink. so, I never tried to use the dishwasher.I will use the dishwasher next time I cook Pizza and will be glad to forward the results. I imagine that for being a stainless steel tool it will wash perfectly in the dishwasher, provided that it is placed in the washer in such a way that the washing water will drain perfectly from the curled section. I mean, placing it in a slant position and washing in the hot setup.
710638
Dona. The slicer is relatively easy to disassemble just be careful when removing and replacing the blade. Most parts can be washed in soapy water using a soft cloth or sponge but are not "dishwasher" safe. The parts of the slicer that cannot be immersed clean up using a moist cloth and mild dish detergent, dry well.
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Dear Crystal M. Of course it is! However as a user and lover of the product first (and not pers as a seller) even though it's dishwasher safe, I would recommend you to use one of the two brushes to clean the blades before you put it into the dishwasher. From my own experience this takes about 10 seconds and you just want to be sure nothings stays stuck between the blades due to hygienic reasons. My first spiral slicer had no brush, or whatsoever. And when I tried to use it the second time, I saw all this old vegetable parts between the blades which started to mold. Very unappetising. I hope this answers your question. You get two free brushes to make sure this will not happen to you. Kind regards, All Times Finest
1102837
I guess you could do that. The parts are not very big so it's pretty easy to just scrub them down in the sink. I wouldn't put the piece behind the blade in the dishwasher.