Do the rollers come out so that they can be completely cleanned?
578048
The simple answer is no, and there's no need to ever have to extract them for cleaning. The dough doesn't stick to the rollers, so they can be cleaned in situ with a brush. Should a spot of dough stick to a roller, simply let it dry so it can be flaked off, and next time flour your dough so it doesn't stick. However, technically speaking, you might be able to take the gadget apart (or break it) to extract the rollers, but I don't know whether you'd be able to get it back to proper functionality again.
578049
No they do not. The dough doesn't stick to them. The only thing left behind is the flour which can be brushed/whiped off
578050
I wouldn't take them out to clean them if you brush out all the residue flours out of them they should stay clean.
578051
They do not come apart. There is no need for them to be scrubbed. There is a stiff brush to remove any dried bits of dough that may be left behind. I have been making pasta with a hand crank machine for nearly forty years and have never, ever washed the rollers. Bacteria will not grow on stainless steel. I brushed them and applied a drop of mineral oil to the ends about once a year. I will do the same to my new ones for the Kitchen Aid.
664076
Yes. You have to remove the head and either put it in the dishwasher and hope it gets everything or you have to take the whole thing apart to get the bits of dough stuck in the rollers.
769486
The instructions say that the brushes and rollers are good for 10,000 record cleanings. I have officially cleaned so far over 2,000+ and they look just like the day I got them! So far so good as far as the company claims. Hope this helps with your question. I love my Spin Clean. Best money I ever spent for my record collection.
1255396
Yes, I don't even use the brush that came with them. I rinse them with hot water & put them in with the silverware. They come out sparkling clean!
1641856
Hmmm....not that I can easily tell. It comes completely preassembled. It only sits about an inch off the floor. It is very easy to move it to dust/vacuum under it. The rollers are not visible at all; they are recessed in the bottom of the unit.
2113335
i'm not sure, i just vacuum out mine and are in good condition, i never take them out.
1641800
it does, it doesnt need much time to do it, i would also suggest buying new rollers as i have had mine for a couple of months and two of the rollers are broken!!
1293896
No they don't come out linty at all! There is actually a lint filter in the agitator that catches the lint.
2280346
the rollers are metal, some of them came a little stuck on mine but they do loosen up or you can move them around with pliers to loosen them up quicker
1874525
yes, only if someone more going to use you personal roller, but no need in case not, just clean with alcohol. and keep out of the dust. but remember..is personal.{escuse my english}
1218584
I am not sure...I think they may if you use a bit of hair spray on the hair before putting the roller in...
1155053
Yes. I curled and re straightened mine. They wash out like normal hair after using styling products. I also dyed mine. They last forevee
590013
NO, it requires a little pressure by the thumb from underneath. I do this to clean the lint that it picks up on the rollers.It is a great unit, just wish it was not quite as bulky.
143503
I bought the cal. king and yes, it does have rollers. My understanding was that they all came with rollers
2229157
The ones I have ordered come with just the cleaning tool. The rougher the surface, the more frequently the tool needs to be replaced.
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Cleanup is accomplished by rubbing a soft damp cloth over the rollers once they cool down. I would rate it as medium difficulty.
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Unfortunately not. I highly recommend them for brushes though! I haven't found anything for rollers, except to wrap them in cling wrap.