If you use them in the refrigerator and a vegetable gets icky in one, how do you wash them?
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These are surprisingly easy to wash, we just run them under warm water, dab with some dish soap and then hand scrub them. Rinse and lay out to dry and you are back in business.
1971674
very easy to clean - rinse or washing machine. I personally use unscented soap/detergent because its a food storage.
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They go right in the washing machine, on hot, with sheets & towels. No fabric softener, but oxyclean. Hang to dry, athough they're pretty much dry after the cycle's done. Hope that helps! I am very happy with these.
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I usually wash them with warm water and regular dish soap, I let them dry on the counter. Better if you use them with round parchment paper (you can cut it previously) so It doesn´t get sticky/oily when you cook.
1066539
Rinse them thoroughly in hot soapy water. Then place on top rack in the dishwasher.
1886146
Put them in the refrigerator. Then shake the bottle. They should separate just fine.
547948
Yes. I throw them in a tub of soapy water and scrub them. Or, you can just throw them in the dish washer.
1568874
No don't rinse them. They are cooked and packed in oil. You can drain oil. The oil does add some moisture. I usually drain half and then mash them up and put them on a bagel or bread.
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- store them in the fridge in their plastic bag. Depending on the recipe instructions you might soak them in warm/hot water for 10/15 minutes or chop them up "as is " from their package, how you use them is determined by your recipe instructions......hope this helps. Bert
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usually I just wipe them off. I don't see why they would not be dishwasher safe though.
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I store them in the cupboard. I find when I use them, the best method is to rinse them, then put them in a dry fry pan and sauté them until the liquid is about gone. By drying them out they are ready for whatever sauce you wish to put on them. They also are not slimey that way.
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I don't put them in the dishwasher (I have the all plastic ones). I usually just rinse them but I do every now and then wash them using a bottle brush and lukewarm water. I think if the water temp is too hot it can breakdown the plastic.
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You can put them in the dishwasher but I wash them by hand. Fill the pack with soap and water, seal it up and squirting the water out through the nozzle to clean out the nozzle. Open it up and run water through it and rinse it out. Real simple
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Just clean it with hot water & a scrubber or brush, heat it on stove to dry it & put a light coat of veggie oil on it
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I just wash them in the washing machine in hot water with normal detergent and dry them in the dryer without fabric softener. I use them in the kitchen for everything, including fine straining, hence not using fabric softener. IF they get really greasy, you can throw a cupful of vinegar into the washer with them.
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Soak it in warm soapy water or use a little Goo Gone and wash them well afterward.
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Boil them...pressure cookers are great for this. You can also clean them w bleach.
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You need to wash the left over formula out. That's all. I wash them then throw them into the bowl until I'm ready to sterilize them.
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I do that for a few days then run them in the washer just to get it really clean. But if they don't make a big mess I rinse it out in the sink.