How do I clean the fat off the fat mop after using it?
1103943
Hello. I slide the cover back, squirt a little dish soap on it and rinse it with hot water, then run it through the dish washer.
1103944
I dry wipe or hot rinse it off between 'swabbings' and ultimately run it through the dishwasher when the job is done.
1103945
I use Dawn dishwashing soap and rinse with hot water to remove detergent and residue.
1103946
As soon as I have used it, I wipe it off with a dry paper towel, then I soak if for a while in dishwashing liquid.
980867
Spray a little wd40 on it after use. They make an oil. But that works just fine
1088748
NO!!! I just wipe off any fat after frying stuff too close to the kettle. To make sure I just checked on it: all its sides, in and out -- are clean. Enjoy! BTW: I'm not on their payroll and do not get a commission from them.
36470
Put some oil on it and heat up in oven, then soap and hot water should get it off after that.
1104347
I just wipe it out while still warm with a paper towel. Never use soap - any thin layers of oil left in the pan are your friend...
1056813
Grease and is really visual. You don't want to use any ruff material. I do a grease cleaner then go over it with baby oil if you want it to look like new. Yep baby oil I sad it olive oil work to to don't get any streeks
1214986
Hi Allie....LOL.. I wondered the same thing too.. Nope.. just hold it down for about 5-10 seconds and mop away.. the steam still comes out for a few seconds on it's own and the mop part is wet enough to clean. Happy cleaning.. I love mine!!
1553230
I just rinse it off with water after i get done using it. Just make sure all the little pieces of food aren't on it cuz then it takes some scrubbing:)
439317
We used Barkeepers Friend cream cleanser and small sponge. We had to let the baked-on grease stains sit in soapy hot water solution for the fry pan.
355233
Or try Bona, my favorite. Bona's microfiber cleaning pads may also fit the mop and they last forever. Have washed mine about 50 times/yr over the over the last 5 years (= about 250 times), still work like new. I left Swiffer in the dust a looong time ago. Way too expensive in the long run.
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As for the unit, I take it apart and wash it in the sink using a small brush. The press is a different story. First of all, I dip my press in some veggie oil before making fries and then afterwards, I clean mine with the garden hose using hot water before cleaning it in the sink with soapy water. I have a laundry sink in the basement used for cleaning my meat grinder and it works well with the fry maker. I also like to blow my produces with an air compressor to get the water off after washing in the basement sink. Any remaining potato, if any, would come off at this time. I use air on all my equipment before placing it back in the box. I used to use the oven on low but I find the air works great. As for the unit, I take it apart and wash it in the sink using a small brush. The press is a different story. First of all, I dip my press in some veggie oil before making fries and then afterwards, I clean mine with the garden hose using hot water before cleaning it in the sink with soapy water. I have a laundry sink in the basement used for cleaning my meat grinder and it works well with the fry maker. I also like to blow my produces with an air compressor to get the water off after washing in the basement sink. Any remaining potato, if any, would come off at this time. I use air on all... » Read More As for the unit, I take it apart and wash it in the sink using a small brush. The press is a different story. First of all, I dip my press in some veggie oil before making fries and then afterwards, I clean mine with the garden hose using hot water before cleaning it in the sink with soapy water. I have a laundry sink in the basement used for cleaning my meat grinder and it works well with the fry maker. I also like to blow my produces with an air compressor to get the water off after washing in the basement sink. Any remaining potato, if any, would come off at this time. I use air on all my equipment before placing it back in the box. I used to use the oven on low but I find the air works great. « Show Less
127018
I use plain water and spray a hardwood cleaner on the floor. The spray allows you to rinse as you go. This is the best mop I have ever used! So easy, a pleasure to do a job I usually hate. I bought as gifts so impressed. Get it!
608258
use any king of cooking oil. Put on area and leave for a few hours. comes right off.
2010048
I use formula 409. If it's baked on or burnt on grease, then you will need something stronger like soak it in ammonia for a 24 hr period. Normal greasy splatters will go away with 409 or Dawn dish liquid and VERY hot water.
781466
Don't take i apart to clean it, just put hot water & soap in a pan/cup and blend it for a few seconds then rinse and dry (unplug to dry!!).
503610
I just wipe any excess out with a paper towel before I store it, but if you want to do more you could also put it on a burner or in the oven and "cook" the fat into the pan before storing. I haven't experienced any rancidity in my pans with just my wipe-out method.
394001
Stand on the edges of the mop and pull up then just push down hard of the brush. I hope this helps.