Is the holder easy to clean/disinfect after water has dripped down onto it and dried?
251860
I've only used the plunger once and I just rinsed it off along with rinsing the base. It seems fine to me to just rinse. You sound like you're much more meticulous than I am. : )
251861
It is very easy to clean & disinfect; I use a glass cleaner product that foams up. I clean the plunger itself, almost the same way. I think lysol would work well also. I'm ordering another simple human plunger for our main bath at home, as the one we have there has decided to quit "rebounding" after only the occaisonal use; 6 months after purchase from Target. These simple human products are the best quality I've found- soap dispensers also!
251862
Yes, it is easy to clean. The base (where it sits) is plastic and can be easily rinsed.
251863
hi I have never returned an unclean plunger to it but if I had it would be simple to clean in a utility sink. I just wouldn't want those germs in my face wash basin though it would be simple to wash even there. Its ultra lightweight and fully open. Think of a coffee mug broken open.
251864
Yes. There is a removable portion of the holder which collects the water. It is easy to take out and clean... and just as easy to put back.
251865
I have not used the plunger often enough to be able t answer your question.
251866
The shape of the rubber part curves back in, so not especially easy to clean, But that is the design of many bathroom plungers and not unique to this partcular one.
853141
yes I clean mine after use with a clean damp micro cloth and dry with a micro cloth
857043
No...it is all one piece with the cannister. I just add dish soap and water and clean it after use, without submerging the base. It's warm, so it dries fast.
1346247
I have found that if I clean it out after I've used it, I have no problem getting it clean. When you take the top off, there is plenty of room to get your hand in there with a sponge. The only possible problematic area would be the spout. If you let it sit with gunk in it for a day or two, it takes a little more than a simple rinse, though rinsing it out with very hot water usually does the trick just fine. I am very satisfied with this separator. I think you will be too.
1782651
The holder actually does have venting, and it isn't a sealed cylinder even though it has a lid. I've had it for a few months and it's not gotten moldy, nor have the toothbrushes.
317845
Well, I clean mine with warm soapy water. To dry it, I insert a bent wire hanger to hold it open and set it on a towel with the mouth facing down.
1247595
Water does drip down into the bottom of the rack. but it evaporates after time. It's also easy to wipe up after the bottles dry.
2048993
Yes it's water proofBut do dry it after use else the handle will start to have mold
2230431
We use a bottle brush to get to the bottom and use hot soapy water and rinse well. Also we purchased the holder that suspends this decanter upside down and off the counter so it dries quite well eventually. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000Y0UOAW/ref=cm_cd_asin_lnk
2128533
I just wipe it out with a damp cloth. It seems to come clean pretty easily.
2142389
It has a small paper with instructions with how to clean it, it's very straight forward and easy to follow. It's easy to dissemble and you could use just water and let it dry or a soft tissue to dry it.
2077260
Yes, the stainless part can easily swing up or detach from the sticker for cleaning.I clean the area behind the holder on my own kitchen sink regularly.It is logical to make the holder easy to clean in the design.Thanks very very much for bringing up this great question.
797259
I have this, and the top part does come off. I have had no issue with cleaning it. I simply put water and white vinegar in the bottom of it and let it sit for 20-30 min. It's not moldy, and I've used it almost every night this winter. It's cool mist.
230210
I don't see any Warnings against it on the container itself, though it is so easy to clean that I would probably not risk it personally. Unfortunately, I've put the paperwork somewhere it would not get lost. [;o) My Concern would be getting it overly heated up, but some of the newer dishwashers (European style I'm told) do not use a heating element for drying and rely on the heat of the water to do the drying and that should not be able to damage a cup that holds boiling liquids, if placed in the top rack. Just depends on your risk tolerance.
1351100
No, but it's pretty easy to clean and maintain. I use hot soapy water and peroxide to disinfect once a week. Seems to work ok.
152477
Yes, it is easy to clean. Just use a towel with soap and water and wipe it down.
1594541
Not so far. I double rinse it well after each use, wipe handle then hang to dry. The LOGO is fading though.