Can the cooking part be submerged in water?
2033443
No!!! We have had this waffel maker for months. The grandchildren use it and we have never had a problem cleaning it. Highly recomend this waffel maker
2033444
No, like many of these it doesn't come off the stand and the irons can't be removed.
1622338
No, but there's a rack that sits up off the inner pan that allows you to put water under what you're cooking. I've baked two hams in it. Very moist.
1639913
If you add water to the bottom tray like directed, wipe with a paper towel or old newspaper and you will be good to go. The cooking surface is also easy to clean.
1980036
I think you could but remember it is plastic so I don't think you'd want to put boiling water in it.
2230970
No- but the liner/pot that holds and cooks the rice is removable so it is not necessary to immerse the outside pot in water. You would simply wipe it clean with a damp cloth.
1602103
The only actual hole in the lid is where the rope attaches to the handle on the side, the bottom can be wiped and rinsed clean without getting water inside the lid. Now I wouldn't submerse the entire lid under water but it can be simply and carefully cleaned. Above the metal blades on the center piece there is a plastic blade that spins to keep food bits from building up too much on the lid.
1389466
I never tried. I don't see why you could not. It is true that it's wood but it's pretty thick. There are plenty of wooden stuff that I put in water (my kitchen wooden spoons...). The only thing is: I don't know whether the finish would hold under water. There was no notice with comb saying that you could not.
1492444
If by "leave it in liquids" you mean, for example, let the thermometer soak in a sink of dishwater, then my answer is "I don't know." I have rinsed mine off in water as quickly as possible, so as not to give water a chance to seep into the battery compartment, and I've had no problems, but out of fear, I have not fully immersed the thermometer in water.
1829262
It needs to be entirely submerged (except for the power chord). The instructions warn about letting the water get below the heating element which can cause damage.
2041228
I believe so. It is waterproof but I'm not 100% sure it can be submerged in water for a long time. You might want to contact them and ask them.
1495207
Yes.....as long as it is placed into another cooking pot of water. I have no problem with mine...Good luck.
658003
Yes it can be fully submerged as long as you remove the control. Absolutely the best electric skillet on the market. Do not use SOS pads or anything abrasive, just soap and water. Works best when seasoned with bacon before you use it.
1237600
You can remove the kettle for easier cleaning but it cannot be submerged in water
970773
The oil compartment is non-removable and obviously the unit is non-submersible. You just have to carefully pour the oil out when it cools, then wipe the inside clean. I suppose you could leave the cooking oil in it if it wasn't "exhausted" and you planned on it being used within a couple of days.
417471
Yes, just don't plug in the unit until it is completely submerged. If the heating unit is heated out of water, it will burn out.
1669747
No it is "drip proof" which mean it will resist a small sprinkle of water but cannot be submerged in any way.
1225130
Yes, the coil can be submerged in water. Of course the top electronics can not be.