how do you clean the inside?
1073318
Once you unclasp the lid, it comes off, and the unit "un-stacks" and comes apart easily and you wash with a brush and some hot water.
1073319
The whole thing comes apart into 4 or 5 pieces and cleans up easy. It takes only a minute to clean, no special tool or technique required, then let it air dry and put back together, very easy.
1073320
It's solid metal pieces very easy to rinse off or even put in the dishwasher. The only difficult portion is the grated sides if you don't use a filter, I personally just use a toothbrush to clear it and rinse off with soap. Fairly simple and easy to clean up!
1073321
It comes in 2 sections. The top section is a removable stainless bowl and the bottom section is the motor. The bowl has a spline that runs through the bottom of it and the cutting tool is attached to it. The bowl, cutting tool (like a basket) and the nut all come off for cleaning. No need to get into the inside of the motor compartment. Ive had mine over 10 yrs and works like the day I bought it.
1073322
If you rinse the juicer with hot water after juicing you will have no trouble keeping it clean. After you take it apart that is. I assume you do not mean inside as in where the motor is.
1073323
Run water through outside of basket and use hand to remove pulp from inside of basket immediately after use (although it would make this process a little easier, I don't use filters because I like a "meatier" bite in my juice). Then rinse and wipe all parts (basket, shredder, lid, etc.) with a scrubbing sponge and air dry before reassembling. Every week or so I put everything in the dishwasher for a cycle. Every six months or so I soak everything overnight in a sink of hot water with dishwasher detergent to remove calcium buildup that accumulates from fruits and vegetables.
574967
There should be a little foam pad inside. If not, a damp paper towel or rag will work.
3201
one cant reall clean the inside but the small tube can be cleaned with running water. I bought for my daughter who was going to have some surgery she does not use it now
1400642
Inside. I won't get them again because they're just too much trouble. It's easier to just wash out the little plastic K Cups. Good luck
201133
You don't! The only cleaning is surface cleaning on the outside of the unit. The manual recommends wiping with a dry cloth. It's maintenance free - plug it in and only dry wipe the shell when needed.
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).
1248240
Haven't yet tried to clean inside - we wipe them down constantly on the outside as they are being used in a restaurant but as the other reviewers have said, I am sure you can hand wash inside and leave on a rack overnight to dry.
340712
Karen, I've had mine for over a year now. You would have thought the company would have made it so it could be cleaned inside. I was surprised at how much dust I got rid of just by blowing into it. Good luck.
2168378
Remove the inside system, wash with clean water, and replaced. See Mr. White recomendation
2098463
You press open on top and remove the filters for cleaning (see cleaning instructions). When placing the filters back, the word "Front" faces you. While the filters are out, I use a damp cloth and carefully wipe the inside--be aware there is a wire inside. Gentle cleaning is key.
30451
I would just spot clean them with a damp rag, as they do have a thin plastic liner on the inside.
363489
Yep, that's what I do, just plunge the clean water a few times to clean the inside, then give the outside a quick wipe with some toilet paper. That gets it pretty clean.
859104
I'm assuming you mean the inside of the top cover.1. I remove the excess moisture that collects on the inside of the seal with a paper towel.2. I remove the clear condensation collector on the back, empty the moisture and wash it by hand.3. I remove the white steam vent and wash it, then use a paper towel to dry the hole in the lid that it came out of.4. I use a disinfectant wipe and wipe the inside of the lid, inside of the seal, the hole where the steam vent goes and all of the parts that I cleaned, then I let everything air dry before I put everything back together and close the lid.I never have a problem with it being smelly, at least to me. I'm assuming you mean the inside of the top cover.1. I remove the excess moisture that collects on the inside of the seal with a paper towel.2. I remove the clear condensation collector on the back, empty the moisture and wash it by hand.3. I remove the white steam vent and wash it, then use a paper towel to dry the hole in the lid that it came out of.4. I use a disinfectant wipe and wipe the inside of the lid, inside of the seal, the hole where the steam vent goes and all of the parts that I cleaned, then I let everything air dry before I put everything back... » Read More I'm assuming you mean the inside of the top cover.1. I remove the excess moisture that collects on the inside of the seal with a paper towel.2. I remove the clear condensation collector on the back, empty the moisture and wash it by hand.3. I remove the white steam vent and wash it, then use a paper towel to dry the hole in the lid that it came out of.4. I use a disinfectant wipe and wipe the inside of the lid, inside of the seal, the hole where the steam vent goes and all of the parts that I cleaned, then I let everything air dry before I put everything back together and close the lid.I never have a problem with it being smelly, at least to me. « Show Less
1072393
just water. if you want to clean out the inside from calcium build up just pour a little white vinegar inside let sit then rinse out.
1289144
Sorry, haven't had to clean the inside of mine yet, although I have worn them a lot and they are great! The insoles are removable, and I would try washing them by hand in cold water and air drying.
54197
We now advise for people to try a different cleaning procedure. Removing the blades may be necessary for some people to thoroughly clean the inside, however we have learned its better to primarily clean the shaver head attachment by pulling it out from the shaver base to run warm water over the surface of the blades and then let it dry. This will wash the hair out without having to remove blades.
709216
No, it cannot, but you can try to clean it when it is inside, but you should be very very carefully.