IS this wok submersible?
1799687
I wouldn't because of the electrical element, but the wok is very easy to handwash. You can fill the wok with water to soak, if need be, but you don't want water near the element which is near the legs.
1799688
I've done everything but dump the entire wok into dishwater and it works just fine. It can be easily cleaned with putting in dishwasher or totally submerging. It is very good quality and better than the old one I had for 15 years.
840277
Yes it is fully submersible. I currently have it lying horizontally at the bottom of my red-eared slider's tank.
771925
It is fully submersible - and mine keeps a 50 gallon perfect 24/7. I'd guess it could handle much more than I am throwing at it.
5770
Both of mine have the motor under the bowl. But it is NOT SUBMERSIBLE. You have to remove it before cleaning. Easy to do, but don't forget!
684468
Being cast iron I would not recommend submerging it under water for any extended period of time. I brush mine with a wire brush, rinse with water, blot dry and spray on a layer of cooking oil.
1721596
I have 4 of them. They are not submersible that I can tell (never tried) because the battery compartment is not sealed.
1320519
No, I would not consider submerging this item in water! The case is not a water tight sealed enclosure.
1621226
Yes you can. I don't have a wok either and I just use a frying pan with water in it
1686881
The instructions said wash off. I did not submerse mine because clean up is really easy. The trays are removable to wash. It puts me in the mind of the ceramic cookware (Green Ware).
1402266
Yes, if the wok is seasoned to begin with steaming should not be an issue. Make sure the wok is thoroughly dry before storing. I sometimes rub in not pour in a little oil . Rub in rub out. You can put it back into a hot oven to bring it back like new. I just rub it. No problem. When in doubt buy two you will always have one in case you ruin the first one. But I am betting you will do just fine. Best use for your wok is use it use it use it ....
2252169
I do not believe it is submersible because it is said that the bottom motor needs to stay dry to work properly. If you are looking to filter this water, there are other types of systems that can stay submerged but I do believe that the canister ones do not. Hope this helps!
2118184
I would say no. It is not sealed for submerging. More intended for surface pumping. It works great!
703233
It is not fully submersible. The water level can't be over the gray ring at the top.
1831058
Mine doesn't. But then, I lightly the Wok...inside and out one it's been used.
888334
completely yes, we are very satisfied with this wok. it works perfectly, it is not sticky and the material is not oxidized. a very tasty meal is obtained
1663429
The interior is flat on the bottom. But the flat area is small. This wok is very heavy. I haven't used it for a few years.
486115
Mine has been fully submerged (including the controls) for a year and is still working perfectly. The description says it's submersible. Go ahead and submerge it.