Can the handle be immersed in water &amp; dish soap
1050167
While some people may say yes, I say no. Don't know if internal parts are stainless steel or not. I think this is how my first one got broken. I used to put it in the dishwasher. Now to clean my new one, I simply "whisk" a bowl full of hot sudsy dish soap and let it dry in the dish strainer. The handle stays dry that way. Time will tell if this new one lasts more than six months like my first one.
189662
U could put it into the dishwasher however the screws that hold the handle on May rust at some point. I hand wash it and still have it
2275330
No. It is a tight fit on handle but as suggested washing in dishwasher would be good.
1639194
I do not remove the handle on my tea pot. I use the teapot almost every day and I just rinse it out. I use dish soap only occasionally. I never let the handle stay down in water and soak. I have had the set for maybe six months. So far the handle looks just fine.
1468412
No, the soap dish has a lip on the front to prevent the soap from sliding off. I suppose you could put some kind of removeable plastic tray for easier cleaning, but I don't know which one.
2250772
Absolutely not. Just received mine and it's a solid plastic that would break the second you tried to get the soap out.
2205925
You can remove the handle whenever you wash it. It just fits between the lid and the bottle when it is assembled.
392112
Well, I am using hand soap, not dish soap. You can use pretty much any liquid or gel soap unless it has "beads" in it or something that would clog the pump.
1303859
the handle is not chrome it's stainless so it works for me in the bath, l use one hand. Hope this helps
822484
It should be, I was mine by hand which is very simple. The handle material is some kind of molded synthetic material, but it's very sturdy and water resistant - so I can't imagine a dishwasher ruining it...
1375952
I for one use hot water and dish soap and quickly squeeze the handle during the rinse.
1946692
Hello - the water goes in the upper container with a few drops of soap. Looks at the handle.
840331
The handle won't be slippery when wet, but it might when there's excessive soap on it. If you aren't sure, just give it a quick rinse since the water won't hurt it. Personally I like the shorter handle because there's better maneuverability and reminds that this isn't a cartridge razor so that you don't bear down like you might be used to doing. Hope this helps!
710635
Soap and water in the sink. The concern is that the heat of a dishwasher would warp the plastic pieces.
2207526
Absolutely. The only part I have yet to put in the dishwasher is that handle part.
1565097
We clean ours with a non abrasive sponge cleaner that holds soap. The scrubbing brushes that hold soap in the handle work fine.
1075182
I haven't tried it, but I'm guessing no. The handle would get hot, I'm sure. It's not cast iron like the rest.