How do you clean it so that it doesn't stick all together...it gets clumpy
938014
Unfortunately I don't think water is good for it. The plastic will actually change consistancy. I wipe it don't with baby is coming wipes...
938015
Actually, you can wash it. Just wash it with some mild soap. rinse, let it air dry really really dry and then to get it back to the way it was, dust it wit talcum powder. over the trash and shake. If you have a kid that may lick or suck it, I would try it with cornstarch, instead.
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I just use very warm water and a tiny bit of mild dish soap on a soft sponge. The area where you place the food is very sturdy and can be scrubbed, if necessary. Then I let it air dry on my counter. It's a very easy clean up! I hope this helped :)
301414
Suction it to a shallow tray or even a cookie sheet. Place the tray on a towel to keep it from sliding around. It contains all the peelings and drips!
259749
Wipe it down with a used fabric softener sheet. Gets rid of any soap scum, water deposits, etc. Probably easier on the surface than toothpaste too.
1394557
Clean the area well then just peel and stick like a sticker. It's that easy :)
772695
You should be cleaning it everyday, and it shouldn't take to long to clean it. If you don't clean it every day it does get clogged and takes a long time to get it fully clean again. I always forget to clean it after I use it and it takes me a good half an hour to clean it. If you clean it everyday after use you shouldn't have a problem but do a full cleaning every once in a while to keep it up a running properly.
2197267
My sister also has the same box. It gets the clumps, but tiny pieces get left behind and you have to change the litter often (depending on the cat). Which is still better than cleaning the whole box daily! Love it!
166813
It took me a few tries to figure out how to get this pan clean. When food sticks to it, the easiest thing I've found is to wait until it cools off and then fill it with water, let it soak for a few minutes, and then scrub it clean. Usually just a few minutes in water loosens up anything that's stuck. Otherwise, a couple of times I've used a kitchen scrub brush (the cheap kind with bristles) to deal with really tough spots, and that takes care of it. I've even run this pan through the dishwasher a few times when I've cooked things that aren't stuck too bad, and it goes through the dishwasher very well! It took me a few tries to figure out how to get this pan clean. When food sticks to it, the easiest thing I've found is to wait until it cools off and then fill it with water, let it soak for a few minutes, and then scrub it clean. Usually just a few minutes in water loosens up anything that's stuck. Otherwise, a couple of times I've used a kitchen scrub brush (the cheap kind with bristles) to deal with really tough spots, and that takes care of it. I've even run this pan through the dishwasher a few times when I've cooked things that aren't stuck too bad, and it goes through the dishwasher... » Read More It took me a few tries to figure out how to get this pan clean. When food sticks to it, the easiest thing I've found is to wait until it cools off and then fill it with water, let it soak for a few minutes, and then scrub it clean. Usually just a few minutes in water loosens up anything that's stuck. Otherwise, a couple of times I've used a kitchen scrub brush (the cheap kind with bristles) to deal with really tough spots, and that takes care of it. I've even run this pan through the dishwasher a few times when I've cooked things that aren't stuck too bad, and it goes through the dishwasher very well! « Show Less
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Are you wiping the inside clean and free of anything you are using in it (essential oils, medications, etc.) after EVERY use? Make it sure it is dry and substance free so it doesn't clog up. Maybe the instructions give some troubleshooting information in addition to this. Good luck.
403003
Hi! I know it still clumps up even if you put the formula first. I think if you put the formula one at a time and not dump it on top of each other it will reduce the clumping because I notice that when I do it slowly it actually dissolves faster. But I'm kinda impatient sometimes so I just dump all the formula and just mix it vigorously until I see no more clumps. If you still see clumps then I guess just keep mixing. I know it takes a little time but it's better than shaking it for 5 minutes! LOL :)
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My best recommendation would be to: (1) make sure you're using a tightly clumping litter, and (2) make sure you're adding just plain baking soda to be collection bin and the litter itself. This should help immensely. :)
1008330
Just rub it with your hand in a downward motion. Like you're peeling it away. When you're all done, I would rinse it.
403002
I put the amount of water I need to use in first. Then I put the formula in. I then just mix it like the instructions says. I have never had a problem with clumping.
1618576
I just use warm water, dish soap and a scrub brush on it anytime it needs cleaning. It comes right off.
1824287
I can't clean it completely. Eventually I was able to rub the sticky off but it left a smudge mark :(
2021348
Just mist it with a sprayer and then coat with flour. Shaking off the excess
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I just wipe it out with either a damp cloth or paper towel. Nothing seems to really stick to the surface, so scrubbing is never an issue. I love it.