How do you clean these planks?
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I just use my swiffer wet jet mop... They have a cleaning solution that is safe for vinyl flooring. Just spray, mop and let dry. I'm a daycare provider so I love that I don't have to worry about spills or cleanups anymore. These floors are super easy to maintain!
170637
We used them in our RV and so far we have just swept it clean. I would imagine you don't want to use too much water tho!
355236
I just use vinegar and warm water. I tried to use Simple Green but it left smear marks on the floor.
40826
I wouldn't hesitate to use it twice, but probably no more than that. Just put them in the dishwasher and not only does the plank get beautifully clean, but the dishwasher smells fabulous!
1640286
The best way to clean them is vacuuming them with a vacuum. When you can no longer get them somewhat clean it is time for a new one. The cleaner they are the more suction the vacuum will have.
1910769
Turn them inside out and use a sponge with soapy water. Cleans like a breeze and the baked goods slide out of them better than any other brand I've used!!
447711
Soak in hot water for a bit then wipe out with paper towel .rinse off any remaining residue
279235
Just wash them in warm water. You can use a little soft-soap if you like, but don't use any harsh solvents or cleaners.
825329
A little warm water and shake em around. They clean off good as new with no effort!
1553916
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.
1338753
Rinse well with warm water and dish soap. Air dry. Then place back in vacuum.
817467
I have been scouring the internet for an answer to this very same question. The only idea that I have comeup with is - number 1 - take them to the cleaners and have them steam them, or in the alternative, buy a steamer and do it yourself. Let me know if you got any other answers. I went on youtube for a video also and did not find anything to help. Miele does nothing to help. embry7808@yahoo.com
926638
Super easy to clean. I use a wet rag or any sort of surface cleaner. They are like plastic so you can use anything.
2129751
Peel it out with your hand. It's tough but you can do it. Then soak them in an over night cleaner.
1066539
Rinse them thoroughly in hot soapy water. Then place on top rack in the dishwasher.
726066
These planks are great. After soaking them for a couple of hours I char the cooking side (the smooth finished side) on my charcoal grill for about 5 minutes, turn it over and put a slab of salmon skin side down on the charred side and start cooking. I never turn the salmon over; rather let it steam and smoke for another 10 minutes or until it is flakey and cooked as I wish. The meat removes easily from the skin. The skin is usually burnt into the wood and the plank is hard to clean; thus not reusable. (There is usually not enough wood left to re-smoke.) I am saving the used (burnt) planks to crumble up for my fireplace to add an extra aroma next winter. Hope this helps. These planks are great. After soaking them for a couple of hours I char the cooking side (the smooth finished side) on my charcoal grill for about 5 minutes, turn it over and put a slab of salmon skin side down on the charred side and start cooking. I never turn the salmon over; rather let it steam and smoke for another 10 minutes or until it is flakey and cooked as I wish. The meat removes easily from the skin. The skin is usually burnt into the wood and the plank is hard to clean; thus not reusable. (There is usually not enough wood left to re-smoke.) I am saving the used (burnt) planks... » Read More These planks are great. After soaking them for a couple of hours I char the cooking side (the smooth finished side) on my charcoal grill for about 5 minutes, turn it over and put a slab of salmon skin side down on the charred side and start cooking. I never turn the salmon over; rather let it steam and smoke for another 10 minutes or until it is flakey and cooked as I wish. The meat removes easily from the skin. The skin is usually burnt into the wood and the plank is hard to clean; thus not reusable. (There is usually not enough wood left to re-smoke.) I am saving the used (burnt) planks to crumble up for my fireplace to add an extra aroma next winter. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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just use a vacuume, do not run them under water it can ruin them, the new plastic smell should be gone in like a week or so
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I used a squeegee and dustpan to take it up off the hardwood after using it to strip the floors in our house. Then an old fashioned soapy hot water scrub and clean. Let them dry. Amazing though. Was straight up wood after.