How do you clean this? Is the inner cup or blades removable for cleaning?
796286
Since I use mine just for coffee, I can only answer for that. After grinding, I unplug it. Then, take a soft brush and brush it out. Then wipe it with a cloth dampened with vinegar.As far as I know the blades are not removable. I've heard some say they take a piece of crusty bread and grind it. This takes care of any coffee residue. IT's a great little grinder, by the way. I love it.
796287
i grind coffee...don't need real clean between grinds....I'd suggest the brush that Amazon or a hardware store sells
796288
I just use a soft bristle brush and it gets everything loose under and around the blade and shaft then I take a damp paper towel and carefully wipe it out.
796289
I don't believe the blade is removable... not without tools anyway. The cup is definitely not removable. I only use mine for coffee. I have a small brush that I sweep any remaining grounds with after each grind.
796290
I just use a basting brush to clean around and under the blade. There really isn't a reason for removing the blade. From time to time, I may use a damp paper towel to remove coffee dust that may accumulate over time.
796291
The inner cup and blades are not removable for cleaning. I use a soft brush. It's great for cleaning grinds out of your grinder.
796292
nothing is removable. i just wipe clean with a damp cloth & dry well. this is one hell of a good grinder.
796293
Blades are not removable. Best way to clean a grinder like this is to use RICE. Put in about 3-4 tablespoons of rice (not cooked) and chop it up. Rice has a neutral flavor and naturally soaks up and clings to any oils, debris and gunk that coffee, spices and herbs will leave. Then just dump the ground rice in the compost. Works like a charm.
796294
The blades or the cup does not come out. I use a dry paper towel. A small brush would work to get all the flax out.It would be easier to be able to wash it.
2050287
As far as cleaning .... Yes, it has an inner detachable lid ..... But u cannot take or detached the outer lid...... Why would you do that? Hope it answered ur question
1174548
The water chamber is removable and so is the plastic filter holder. You can clean it by hands or in the dishwasher I have done both. There is no need to brew the usual vinegar & water for cleaning. The internal heater is NOT connected to machine. It is a metal plate which heats up by heat transfer. It gets a bit coffee burned month after month. Can use a scrubby pad with baking soda...if one is that anal.
298823
you remove the "inner" blade cover by twisting a knob in the back and it pop right off. Then there are 3 screw you'll have to loosen and remove in order to remove the blade itself. FYI, i was able to loosen 2 of the 3 screw and the last was impossible to remove. I called the customer service to see if i can't get that fix or exchange for another and they told me you're not suppose to remove the blade (they fear you'll hurt yourself by cutting yourself removing the blade). Not for cleaning, or replacing the blade for a replacement blade in case this one get damage. So really, i brought a "defective machine" but they see it as operational. Buyer beware! you remove the "inner" blade cover by twisting a knob in the back and it pop right off. Then there are 3 screw you'll have to loosen and remove in order to remove the blade itself. FYI, i was able to loosen 2 of the 3 screw and the last was impossible to remove. I called the customer service to see if i can't get that fix or exchange for another and they told me you're not suppose to remove the blade (they fear you'll hurt yourself by cutting yourself removing the blade). Not for cleaning, or replacing the blade for a replacement blade in case this one get damage. So really, i... » Read More you remove the "inner" blade cover by twisting a knob in the back and it pop right off. Then there are 3 screw you'll have to loosen and remove in order to remove the blade itself. FYI, i was able to loosen 2 of the 3 screw and the last was impossible to remove. I called the customer service to see if i can't get that fix or exchange for another and they told me you're not suppose to remove the blade (they fear you'll hurt yourself by cutting yourself removing the blade). Not for cleaning, or replacing the blade for a replacement blade in case this one get damage. So really, i brought a "defective machine" but they see it as operational. Buyer beware! « Show Less
1386848
I don't believe it is removable--I have never tried to remove it. I just wipe it down after every use; I don't find it hard to keep clean.
1627093
I am unsure about removing screws to clean it. I have not had to deep clean it in that manner. I find the cup holders easy to wipe clean and the fabric wipes clean easily when we have spilled.
1181273
There is a removal part where the blade is located for cleaning. Very messy clean up
124104
Yes it is removable for cleaning. We wash it between uses. It works great! We use it for making pizza on our Big Green Egg, so good
1278852
No, you cannot remove the blade from the container, although the base of the inside (by the blade) is fairly flat and not hard to clean. If I can't get mine clean, I rinse out what I can, fill it with water to cover the blades, put it back on the base, turn it on low and put a drop of soap in.
2260807
Cleaning is super easy. Especially if you put a plastic bag in the pulp catcher in the back. That way, you don't have to bother washing that part out. Everything else pretty much rinses out with hot water, except the blade itself. You'll need a cleaning brush to clean it off.
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i agree with the above comments. i owned a braun with a cleaner (and a panasonic with cleaner as well) and using soap and water at the panasonic in ultra sonic mode is sufficient to clean the razor. purchasing cleaning 'cups' is not only expensive, but useless and impacts the environment (not a big green junkie, but the keurig coffee cups seem to be causing a stir). it's much easier to do a quick rinse under the faucet with these. the cleaning unit may look like a cool, professional add on, but it is not. btw, the braun i owned was not waterproof and therefore required the cleaning unit, and it was a real pita. i tried the panasonic cleaning unit a couple of times, and went back to soap and water. i agree with the above comments. i owned a braun with a cleaner (and a panasonic with cleaner as well) and using soap and water at the panasonic in ultra sonic mode is sufficient to clean the razor. purchasing cleaning 'cups' is not only expensive, but useless and impacts the environment (not a big green junkie, but the keurig coffee cups seem to be causing a stir). it's much easier to do a quick rinse under the faucet with these. the cleaning unit may look like a cool, professional add on, but it is not. btw, the braun i owned was not waterproof and therefore required the cleaning unit,... » Read More i agree with the above comments. i owned a braun with a cleaner (and a panasonic with cleaner as well) and using soap and water at the panasonic in ultra sonic mode is sufficient to clean the razor. purchasing cleaning 'cups' is not only expensive, but useless and impacts the environment (not a big green junkie, but the keurig coffee cups seem to be causing a stir). it's much easier to do a quick rinse under the faucet with these. the cleaning unit may look like a cool, professional add on, but it is not. btw, the braun i owned was not waterproof and therefore required the cleaning unit, and it was a real pita. i tried the panasonic cleaning unit a couple of times, and went back to soap and water. « Show Less
906835
It is relatively easy to clean. I use the brush to brush away the hairs, then I hold the heads under running water. You can NOT place the unit under water. I then run the razor upside down over the sink and let the remains run out. Then I wipe it dry. It is important to clean after each use or the machine will catch and pull. I know!
1901800
I guess I confuse about it. Basket removable and handle fold down. But where u fried the cup doesn't come off. Is hard to clean it.has filter but not useful.
1976500
As I recall, yes. I think the blades are stationary in the blender cup, i.e., they don't come out separately for washing. I no longer own the blender .... not because it was not a good blender. Just didn't have much need for it after all. Good blender for the price. If you expect to do a lot of heavy-duty blending and keep it for a while, I would suggest perhaps going with one of the "biggie" blender brands, such as Breville, KitchenAid or Cuisinart, which have a very good rating.
1665907
It is not very easy to clean. That is the ONLY bad thing about it. I use a toothpick to clean between the blades. But I use it all the time, and LOVE it!!
2123985
It is easy to clean even though the blades and plastic top unit are one piece. It is a very nice unit. It is powerful! I hope this helps!
1457358
There's a little tab in the upper corner that you pull up on. You slide it up and down several times to clean the wire coils. As for the main blades, they can be lifted out of the unit through the top opening. I usually use a large clean paintbrush to wipe the blades, then spray them off with my air compessor. Although you can also use a can of compressed air marketed for cleaning computer keyboards.