How can you clean them once they turn brown
1167186
I don't....it does not affect performance. It took years for mine to turn brown, and I started wiping them with a damp cloth off between cookie batches.
1167187
oK as bad as it sounds never use soap on your baking pans.I was trained by some great bakers and you wipe them down as much as you can while hot.A good baker has brown pans :) .If you can not live with brown pan's use parchment paper.I have broken down and used a sos pads and (scrubbing bubbles bathroom cleaner) Good stuff .Do not use bleach / bleach water on metal it causes rust.Never soak or submerge under water (air bake pans ) ever ,water gets inside and moisture will ruin the outcome of everything you bake..Best of luck Baking blessings :)
287306
I hand wash mine with mild soap and warm water, reshape them and air dry. So far, so good!
5072
these are not stainless steel so you cannot wash them with water. You will receive a manual that indicates how you must do the cleaning, you just need to use a dry cloth
2140856
Ours weren't bad, but you might need to rinse them. I know after about 6 months ours were pretty dirty and I just used soapy water and then rinsed them in clean water and they looked great again.
153410
Until they change color to a dark brown or black. It will depend on how much time you are using them. Some of mine have lasted a year, with approximately 200 uses. Others, not so much.
825329
A little warm water and shake em around. They clean off good as new with no effort!
2147071
The best way i know how is to clean them with dish liquid (wash) let dry, put them on your grill and put a whole pack of bacon on them and cook till done. do not scrub them just drain the grease from you grill and you good to go! you could also just clean then coat them grates with cooking oil and cook on low that will look too.
486836
I would use a nylon spatula and sponge with a little soap and gently rub it out. Clean it after each use carefully as mentioned after turning it off for about ten mins.
1201520
Keep in a cool, dry location. The brown spots are likely caused by absorbed moisture.
1896218
Just cleaned mine today. Just wash in soapy water, rinse, and dry. Be careful not to break them.
95724
I haven't gotten there yet! Have you asked wellnessmama? I'll bet she's done it...honestly, I'm not sure I'd wash them the first time through...will probably just pour some new over the old. But I keep them in the fridge before I use them, so they are less likely to get rancid. But if I were to clean them, I think hot (not boiling) water would be key.
995965
yes, I would suggest that you spray a little of the dawn pot scrubber solution after taking the grates off and placing them on a flat surface. This baby will make them look good as new unless you've really neglected them in any case they will be clean. I am sure that you will be looking for other things to clean as well.
1553916
Soap and a soft dish cloth. They clean easily. Food rarely gets stuck on them, if so soak for awhile and wash them with a soft cloth.
2147073
I heated them on high for about 20 minutes before the first use. Then I oil them each time before use. They really clean up nice.
1720794
Not anymore. They produce brown liquid but since January have sucked and been chemically cleaned. Does not provide effects even after consuming LOTS... These are the first brown watered ones to have ZERO effect
1910769
Turn them inside out and use a sponge with soapy water. Cleans like a breeze and the baked goods slide out of them better than any other brand I've used!!
1383527
I just use a soft brush and warm water with a little bit of an organic cleaner (I use Amway's SA8). Sometimes just wiping them down with warm water and a soft cloth works.