Can the stainless steel bowl part go in the dishwasher on the bottom rack?
1765718
I don't since I think the heated dry could ruin rubber bottom. Very easy to wash by hand.
1765719
The brochure that comes with the spinner says "Top rack dishwasher safe" but I can't see why you couldn't put the bowl open side down in the bottom rack; the rubber bottom would not be anywhere near the heating element.
1765720
Its so easy to wipe clean I wouldn't bother putting it in the dish washer. Also, Im not sure the rubber bottom is dishwasher safe.
1765721
I suspect that it could but I usually wash it by hand because there is a rubber ring that is on the bottom of the bowl. This kind of grips the counter when it is spinning I want to prolong it's ability to do that. Just think the heat of the dishwasher might cause that to age quicker. I find it cleans up by hand pretty easily.
1475854
Yes. I always wash mine in my dishwasher, lower rack, and it holds up fine.
1946390
Thank you for your inquiry. I apologize, but I don't quite understand your question. Why would you want to put a stainless steel rack in the dishwasher to rust? Please clarify so we can assist you further.
1289836
Yes, you CAN remove the plastic piece and set the rack into your sink. It works well that way too.
1031374
I checked the product description but it did not even say what the bowls are made of although I assume it is as it feels which is plastic. I was about to advise against it but not having a dishwasher I checked these previous answers and they say yes as long as you put them on the top shelf. I take that to mean the water temperature is less there than on the bottom rack but it has been decades since I last used one. I find these bowls extremely easy to wash out by hand and stick in my dish rack but it is up to you how to wash them.
993410
yes, it can. I actually take it apart and put both pieces in my dishwasher.
2192084
The instructions say "top rack dishwasher safe". But some of the pieces are so small I hand wash them.
819850
I haven't done it, but I think you could. It's solidly made out of stainless steel. The problem I see is that the opening on the top is quite small and I'm not sure how well a dishwasher would clean the inside.
1324437
I would not put them in the dishwasher and in fact, have had to replace the entire rack due to rust. I am very dissatisfied with the purchase.
879628
The bowl is stainless & removable. Could be put in a dishwasher if you wanted. It reaches the sides of the bowl as well as my Kitchen Aid.
1289837
The plastic bottom is one piece with drain attached and if it's removed there would be no bottom; so no you couldn't use it with the bottom removed. It's a very nice rack though if you just clean the bottom every couple weeks. It fits in the sink nicely.
2237028
The stainless parts can be put in the dishwasher, but I personally soak it in warm water then clean it with a SOS pad. The dishwasher may not clean it completely and the dry/heat cycle will encrust what remained on the spit, which will result in you having to soak it completely (again) then clean it with a steel wool pad. It is good quality stainless. I hope this helps JB
1084352
I have no problem using the top shelf of my dishwasher. You are looking at the assembled unit, this breaks down to four stainless steel bowls and one lid.
2002850
Yes, I've washed it in the dish washer. I always put it on the top rack and it has been fine.
1543652
Yes, the whole thing is made of a heavy plastic that is recyclable and top rack dishwasher safe. Something I just read on the bottom - designed in Seattle, WA. (Too bad they had to have it made in China!)
118085
I don't own a dishwasher (although I'm married to one, <grin>). Seriously, I don't see why you can't put the base in a dishwasher if it's safe to do so with the lid. The base is all metal. I would probably be careful to only use the top rack for the lid, though.
772107
Yes dishwasher safe top rack and mine have been very durable no problems, hope this helps