Can the top part be thoroughly cleaned (as not to leave damp inside)?
1602101
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.
1602102
The top is an enclosed unit with only opening for the pull string. I just wipe it off with a dish rag and dry it off
1602103
The only actual hole in the lid is where the rope attaches to the handle on the side, the bottom can be wiped and rinsed clean without getting water inside the lid. Now I wouldn't submerse the entire lid under water but it can be simply and carefully cleaned. Above the metal blades on the center piece there is a plastic blade that spins to keep food bits from building up too much on the lid.
1602104
The top is not to be submerged in water. It cleans easily and thoroughly with a damp cloth.
1602105
As others have said it cant be cleaned so what i do is cover the inside lid with tin foil and make sure when the top of blade punctures the foil to get it out so it does not go in food..As soon as i put foil on and put the lid on tight i pull it off right away to get the foil then back on to chop!
1602106
NO, since you can't take it apart. I am very careful and don't stick it in water. If you think about it it doesn't get too dirty. Just small pieces of whatever you are cutting. I wipe with a very hot dish cloth and that seems to work. Key thing is don't stick it in water. Hope this helps. I love this little chopper.
1101964
Yes, you can clean it with a gentle detergent and water. Make sure to dry it well when you are done.
1713679
U should be able to clean that out then use soap and water to clean it with aftetwards
1087367
Yes, just soap and water. Let hot water run freely through the lid and it will be clean.
473019
Just turn it inside out and clean it with soap and water. Hang it up to dry.
2153881
Probably, at least on the top rack. The lid might be best left out, however, since it houses the string, which would be more difficult to dry than plastic parts if it gets wet. I, like others here, simply rinse the three components as needed. Most of the time, all that is needed is a thorough drying, accomplished by leaving it upside down in the rack or loosely assembled in the cabinet.
301861
We've only used water. To me, the top seems to work like a sippy cup, so I would think as long as you clean it properly, there shouldn't be any trouble.
1213113
Yes you can clean it with a mild soap, hose it down, and let air dry. It is weather & mold resistant.
422563
There is a thin fabric on the bottom. But no way to remove and wash a liner. I would not recommend putting anything damp inside. This is not my favorite hamper. It is working for the moment, but I can tell that we will be replacing it soon.
1087437
You want to wash/rinse it out well after use, wring it out but leave it damp to store it. There should be instructions that come with it but if you clean it first it doesn't get moldy/mildewy.
340712
Karen, I've had mine for over a year now. You would have thought the company would have made it so it could be cleaned inside. I was surprised at how much dust I got rid of just by blowing into it. Good luck.
1091008
We rinse it clean with warm water and pat dry with a towel. You could also use a type of wipe to clean it.
130695
Not at all! I have used it 4 times and still doesn't need to be cleaned. Naturally this will depend on the size of your home and length of use (per hour).
797259
I have this, and the top part does come off. I have had no issue with cleaning it. I simply put water and white vinegar in the bottom of it and let it sit for 20-30 min. It's not moldy, and I've used it almost every night this winter. It's cool mist.
545416
Scrub the top. Sometimes it gets cloudy and won't let sun in. We scrubbed and got another year out of it.
1125983
Yes, just make sure to clean and rinse it with fresh water to prevent corrosion.
33974
Yes, just make sure the entire surface is cleaned off really well, I used window cleaner, that seems to work well.