Is it easy to clean the mitt? How?
1294314
I use it with cleanser so I find it washes out fine after, and I chuck it in the washing machine once a week. The mitt's gotten a bit bobbly after 3 - 4 mths use but still works fine.
1294315
Yes it is very easy to clean. Just use antibacterial soup, rub the MITT together, rinse and hang yo dry. I got mine as a gift and ended up purchasing more for myself and gifts,
1294316
I have actually thrown it in with my washcloths by accident and it came out fine, but I'm not sure what the manufacturer recommends.
1294317
just wash the mitt with your hand soap, rinse out well and hang to dry. My mitts typically last for 3 months and don't start showing stains until the last week or 2.
1294318
yes, just pour a little olive oil on the really dark makeup stains and rub it together until the makeup starts to dissipate into the mitt. it will look like your spreading it around but it's really just breaking it up. after, put liquid soap (i use dr. bronner's) on it, wet with water and lather the soap and wash the mitt as usual. rinse, and all the makeup should be rinsed out and gone, if you put enough olive oil to begin with. i've used my mitt after wearing dark black eyeliner many times and my mitt has no stains at all using this cleaning method. hope it works for you too!
1692821
No, actually it's very easy to clean; better then the previous one I had that got dust everywhere. Hope this helpsand enjoy the lightweight corded stick vac if you get one.
989524
I usually clean it by hand - a bit messy, but probably the fastest way to clean it
2265815
Yes, my hands are medium size. It opening is small, I don't think someone with very large hands could do it. But in that case it would make more sense to soak it than to scrub it!
1793244
Very easy. It all comes apart and can easily be washed by hand, which is what I do, or put in the dishwasher. The only part that really can't be cleaned is the power head. I turn the grill to the 1" side and place it in the liner pan and put hot water and soap in the liner pan so the grill soaks while we eat. Easy peasy to clean after that!
1094844
I thought it was relatively easy. You will want to soak the unit in soapy water for a good few hours to get the new apoxy type smell off of it. I have used it awhile now and it is relatively easy to clean. The one complaint I have is that the water fall is enough that it splatters outside of the bottom and leaves calcium deposit over time. The splash is so minimal that you don't even realize that you need to wipe up water.
320142
Not your whole hand but your fingers with a sponge can easily clean the pot. I do it all the time.
1886157
yeah it's pretty easy to clean, very actually. Just about any cleaner will do. I always just used a bit of diluted dish soap and water, or for lighter spills just a wet towel works.
649370
I was told by the Mityvac rep that if you are planning on using it for simply oil, all the time, that there is no need to clean it, other than emptying it, as the bit of oil left behind will keep the rubber seals moist. Now if you are planning on using it for several different fluid removal that the easiest way to clean it was to put the same kind of goop type hand cleaner used when you are dealing with your oily dirty hands. Put a bit in a cup diluted with water and vacuum it up with the Mityvac. I hope that works; I didn't clean mine since I plan on using it for motor/boat oil at all times; I just emptied it back on the same quarts and took the old oil to a recycle place near by. I was told by the Mityvac rep that if you are planning on using it for simply oil, all the time, that there is no need to clean it, other than emptying it, as the bit of oil left behind will keep the rubber seals moist. Now if you are planning on using it for several different fluid removal that the easiest way to clean it was to put the same kind of goop type hand cleaner used when you are dealing with your oily dirty hands. Put a bit in a cup diluted with water and vacuum it up with the Mityvac. I hope that works; I didn't clean mine since I plan on using it for motor/boat oil at all... » Read More I was told by the Mityvac rep that if you are planning on using it for simply oil, all the time, that there is no need to clean it, other than emptying it, as the bit of oil left behind will keep the rubber seals moist. Now if you are planning on using it for several different fluid removal that the easiest way to clean it was to put the same kind of goop type hand cleaner used when you are dealing with your oily dirty hands. Put a bit in a cup diluted with water and vacuum it up with the Mityvac. I hope that works; I didn't clean mine since I plan on using it for motor/boat oil at all times; I just emptied it back on the same quarts and took the old oil to a recycle place near by. « Show Less
1308918
I found it very easy to clean. You may have to stick your finger in it to clear some of the garlic residue but it's not a big deal at all.
770982
Hand washing does a fine job. Soapy water and a few shakes and a rinse is about all it really needs.
1840431
The handles are never more than a little warm. I have never had to use a mitt.
910314
The oven is very easy to clean, just use a wash cloth to wipe it down & its clean.But more cleaning efforts has to b made with the pan, either with a hard sponge after its been soaked in water for a while.:-)
423868
After unplugging, while still warm, I use a very damp paper towel to wipe off grease, holding down over crusted parts to soften up. Then a sponge with soapy water. Wipe down and then air dry. Never had a problem. Not necessary to scrape using utensil. Cleaning sounds like a hassle, but this could not be easier!
1769386
If you want to be sticking your hands in as little as possible, I'd cover it with paper. But to clean it I use hot 50/50 vinegar water solution, either poured directly on grate and then scrubbed off with a sponge, or a sponge dipped in pure vinegar.(but you have to stick your hand, a hot cup and then a sponge in there but to me its the quickest way.) If you use a bleach solution be sure to dilute it heavy with water (like 1/2 a tbl spoon for a 26oz, &remove the food &water first).
1277557
Cleaning is not difficult. I always hand wash it however, I have not tried to use the dishwasher. It cleans easily. I actually have two pans - one at my primary home and one at a second home. I made the mistake of leaving one of them on the cooktop with the burner left on after cooking french toast. It damaged the pan in a way that browned the cook surface. I cannot get it cleaned back to the original look, but I see that as a problem I caused - not the manufacturer. The burned pan still works perfectly fine - it just doesn't look as nice as a new pan.
2132977
I always use mitts to avoid finding out. I will try the pans out today and touch them.