How do you clean the tiny crevaces in the lid without a dish washer?
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Thanks for your question. Steve, I use a q-tips or a the tip of cleaning sponge with soap a lot. The secret is always put water after use to the food do not get stuck in the crevices. I hope had help you.
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Hi Steve!I did not always have a dishwasher myself, but I did have an infant at home at that time. What I found was that old toothbrushes and old bottle washing brushes make excellent detailed and small area cleaning tools. The bottle brush actually has two ends of bristles, and is long, so it makes getting into deep spaces easy as well. The old toothbrush likely won't cost you a thing, and it should work for the Ninja just fine. Good luck! :) - Lori
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As odd as this may sound, I keep used toothbrushes on hand for weird cleaning needs like this. I also buy new ones if there is a sale/coupon and just keep them with my other cleaning supplies until needed. Hope this helps!
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I use soft brushes made for cleaning baby items. They do a great job. And after you're done using it, always run it one more time with soap and water. That really cleans out your blades and the rest of the apparatus (minus the lid and its crevices).
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I apologize for my response being so late. I don't put my ninja in the dishwasher. You just need some soapy warm water and some good water pressure to get the bits and pieces out. I soft brush, maybe even an old toothbrush would be useful. I hope this helps. :-)
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Super easy. It is just the two stainless parts and the silicon nipple. I throw them all in the dishwasher (and have been for 18 months) and they come out clean!
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i do not know. I usually just rinse them with warm water but I only keep coolaid or tea in them (cold). If there is a residue then I use a washcloth with a wee bit of soap. there is nothing on them to specify rather you can put them in the dish washer. sorry if that isn't helpful.
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I put it in the sink and just scrub it with soap and water. They clean up real easy!
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That's a good question...I've never cleaned the inside. The lid is large enough that unless your hand is really large, you should be able to maneuver a cloth inside and use a standard dish soap if you needed to clean it. I suppose if you had a lot of buildup because of water quality, you could just soak with vinegar, then rinse, rinse, rinse. Or use any other calcium or lime cleaner made for metal. Hope this helps...
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clean right away soak soap 30 min. then clean on excess and put through the dish washer regular cycle.
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i just put some dish soap with hot water in it, and let it soak. Then shake it up a bit and rinse it out. Depending on what you are pouring through it, but you may want to take off the spout and clean it separately.
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Same way you would clean the wet container -- you would put about 1--2 cups of hot water into the container, then add a drop of dish detergent. Put the lid on and then run the container for about 15 seconds. It becomes its own dishwasher. Then you just dump out the soapy water and rinse with hot water.
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Put some water with a little dish soap in and put it on burner low temp for about ten minutes then scub pan clean
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You can't really, they don't come out. I stuck mine in the dishwasher but after a while it started forming a black goo under the bottom so I threw it out and went with a different one.
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Listed below are the cleaning directions listed on the product's packaging; "Cleaning instructions for lid; 1. Soak in boiling water with 3 lemon wedges until clean. 2. Wash as normal using toothpaste instead of dish soap." These instructions were under a paper barcode sticker I went to the company's website and was surprised not to find anything regarding cleaning. Glenn T.
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None really. I use an empty dishwasher on regular cycle to clean mine after I let it sit in hot bleach water for awhile. Cleans them well.
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Rinse them thoroughly in hot soapy water. Then place on top rack in the dishwasher.
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For my SS pans, I shake some baking soda onto the wet pan bottom. Put some soap on the wet dishcloth. Rub it out. Easy. Great technique for cleaning scum off outside of pans, glass casserole dishes, stainless sinks , plastic dishpans, and much more. Keep a shaker of baking soda near the sink!
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I suggest using dish soap and water. If you really want to clean them well, take a few more minutes and remove the flaps from the mounting screws and soak them in the sink with hot water and dish soap for an hour, rinse, replace and see what you think.
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I just use warm water, dish soap and a scrub brush on it anytime it needs cleaning. It comes right off.
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Bit of dish soap and steaming hot water. Shake it up and pour out like you would pour out coffee. Also use a baby bottle brush if needed to get to the very bottom if stuck on gunk. Key is to rinse immediately with water after use to avoid smells.