I understand it can't be submerged in water. If that's true, how is it cleaned?
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I suggest to put pan in sink, but alittle soap and water and then scrub with a soft scrubby. You can rinseas normal and then let drip dry.
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Rinse out the inside under a faucet, and then wipe it down with a wet cloth. Then wipe it dry with a dry towel. It's simple - I've been doing it for months. Fabulous pan!!!
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Clean it like you clean cast iron cookware. Immediately wipe with cloth or paper towels, rinse with oil dampened cloth or paper towel, if necessary use oil soaked course salt to scrub with and wipe with salad oil dampened cloth or paper towel. If you damage the surface, rebuild it by using salad oil wiped over it and warming it in the microwave for a few seconds and let cool, then wipe with cloth or paper towel, just never soak or leave immersed in water as that will leave water in the surface that could damage the pans when heated.
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I haven't had any trouble cleaning it - it wipes out easily with a paper towel or sponge, you can get the inside wet, you just can't submerge it.
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Hold it on its side, soap up a sponge, wipe it, and then rinse it off. You must keep holding the Microhearth on its side
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You wash it very carefully by putting it under the running water. Have used it once, and am not impressed as it didn't brown the chicken like a broiler would have.
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It can not be submerged but you can put it under running water and clean it. Me personally I run hot water after use and then wipe it down with bounty to dry. I really like this item. You need to experiment at first until you get the desired effect from different meats and food you prepare. But I keep a log and then I know what to do next time. Good luck and happy microwave cooking.
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I treat it just like my 'seasoned' cast iron skillet - I NEVER WASH MY CAST IRON!!! PERIOD!!! Any bacteria that escapes being microwaved is not a problem. Just wipe it out with a paper towel. If I have any stubborn bits in grill pan, I run a little water in it, sponge it out, then wipe with paper towel. Some things are better NOT to be washed... like coffee pot... I never want soap residue in my coffee pot... just add a little white vinegar and backing soda, to clean out the calcium which hard water in my area deposits in the bottom of pot. I hope this answers your question :)
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The top part cannot be submerged in water according to the owner directions, so definitely not. You can unscrew the inside lid and place it in a dishwasher but not the housing unit.
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I have pretty good success just rinsing it out. I don't wash it with soap and water very often.
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They claim that is. I've never used it underwater. On YouTube there' are videos that show mixed results.
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Yes, you can clean it with a gentle detergent and water. Make sure to dry it well when you are done.
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I always let it soak in warm soapy water. You can use powdered stainless steel cleaner. Works great. Mine looks like new and I use it often. Hope this helps.
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I just wipe it clean with a papertowel and no there is really not anywhere you can't get to with just a papertowel. I love it! Just remember not to use harsh chemical cleaners and do not immerse it in water.
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you can rinse it with water generally (head down is what i do), but still, try not to rinse it all over or put it in the water.
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No, the carafe needs to be hand washed and not submerged in water. It is so super easy to clean, though.
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The outside is easily cleanable. The inside though has ridges and stuff... pretty hard to clean. I don't think I would immerse it underwater. I clean with spray bottle of cleaner.
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I only used mine on a clean hand at night, in the am put it away. After a while you throw it away, I guess you can rinse under water I don't really know.
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I haven't tried washing it. It doesn't feel like it would "live" through the process. I would recommend dry cleaning.
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That I don't know. I have used it sitting in the boat in water and it was fine, but it was not totally submerged.
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It can be under the water, that's perfectly okay. Ive had mine for 3 years and have always had it underwater. I use it for circulation, so it works better underwater in my opinion! =)
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I don't know, but I have been using it for years, and love it, except it's inconvenient that it is not completely immersable to clean it...
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It is reusable and it comes in a resealable bag. You cannot clean it. It is reusable until it is filled with dirt or dust and loses its stickiness.
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You can remove the kettle for easier cleaning but it cannot be submerged in water