How the fudge do you clean the interior?
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I poured a little bleach with water, swooshed it around and rinsed it well. Worked fine.
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I use a bottle brush and normal dish-washing liquid. Go easy on the cleaning products, and DON'T put it in the dishwasher. I did that once, and the water from that bottle never stopped tasting like detergent. I tried all kinds of things to get the smell/taste out, but it was permanent. The lid is fine in the dishwasher, but remove the carabiner or it may eventually rust. Submerging the bottle/swishing it around may work for a while, but eventually you will notice a musty smell/taste (I've been using these for a few years). You really do need to use a brush to scrub the inside. Also, don't use boiling water to disinfect. It will melt the plastic (voice of experience). I use a bottle brush and normal dish-washing liquid. Go easy on the cleaning products, and DON'T put it in the dishwasher. I did that once, and the water from that bottle never stopped tasting like detergent. I tried all kinds of things to get the smell/taste out, but it was permanent. The lid is fine in the dishwasher, but remove the carabiner or it may eventually rust. Submerging the bottle/swishing it around may work for a while, but eventually you will notice a musty smell/taste (I've been using these for a few years). You really do need to use a brush to scrub the inside. Also, don't... » Read More I use a bottle brush and normal dish-washing liquid. Go easy on the cleaning products, and DON'T put it in the dishwasher. I did that once, and the water from that bottle never stopped tasting like detergent. I tried all kinds of things to get the smell/taste out, but it was permanent. The lid is fine in the dishwasher, but remove the carabiner or it may eventually rust. Submerging the bottle/swishing it around may work for a while, but eventually you will notice a musty smell/taste (I've been using these for a few years). You really do need to use a brush to scrub the inside. Also, don't use boiling water to disinfect. It will melt the plastic (voice of experience). « Show Less
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I scrub the places where food gets baked on and then put it in the dishwasher. Have only used it about 10 times so far but it's working.
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Clean the unit . Pull out the grille. Wash with soap water. Rinse. Let dry. Plug back in
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It's very easy to clean. Just wipe it with a damp or wet cloth or sponge. Air dry or use a kitchen towel.
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None. I put hot chocolate in it one time and spent hours trying to clean it.
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Super Easy. Take off the porcelain cover, lift the top off the container where the water and oils are put and rinse out. When changing oils I will also take a cotton ball with rubbing alcohol and wipe the inside container. The plug that is attached is removable from the base too so all I take is the inside unit to be cleaned out.
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I just used a regular cheesecake recipe and split Oreo cookies (white filling scraped off. Just use 1/2 a cookie in each) and no water bath. Worked great! Sprayed with Pam first.
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Soap and a soft dish cloth. They clean easily. Food rarely gets stuck on them, if so soak for awhile and wash them with a soft cloth.
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Because of the dark coating, you don't need to polish them. You do need to use plastic or silicon utensils to avoid chipping or scratching the inner lining. As to cleaning, I have found that just dish soap and warm water work well. If the mess is a sticky one, I soak it for a few minutes and the mess wipes right out.
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Wipe the inside with a cleaner. Turn roaster and it cleans itself. Take side cover off and vacuum the dust and coffee particles.
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I would think that's too thick and you wouldn't have even control but never tried it. Not sure I'd want to clean up after either. I'd do fudge/chocolate in a pan and drizzle from a spoon or fork depending on desired effect.
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Once empty a touch of dish soap and rinse with warm/hot water will do the trick. If you get any heavy buildup inside, b-brite or five star cleaner will do the trick to make the inside sparkle again.
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clean it with vinegar and water pour it through it then flush with water a few times
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I can't say it is the easiest thing in the world to clean, but not too bad. What I do is take a spoon to scrape the inside where the fuel is which only takes a few seconds.As for the grill, I take a regular kitchen knife (not a sharp one), and I use it to scrape the top and bottom and in between the grates, which takes a minute or two.We purchased 4 of these on Amazon and we love them. FYI...we use sterno for fuel which works the best for us.Here is my recipe I have on Tasty Kitchen that uses this: http://tastykitchen.com/recipes/main-courses/pu-pu-platter-steak/
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I usually do a quick rinse and not soak it.If there is food around the edge I run a knife or toothpick around the edge to clean it out. I then dry it and leave the top on upside down to make sure it is dry before closing it.
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I dip a large, fluffy brush in & tap the excess into the lid. Hope that helps!
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I have not had that problem but you may want to lower the temp on the oven a few degrees and if you stick a toothpick in the center & it comes out clean, the inside is done. Hope that helps.