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Appliciance cleaning tips
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TO CLEAN MICROWAVE OVEN AND REMOVE ODORS
Place a bowl of vinegar in the
microwave and run on HIGH til it comes to a boil. Wipe the
interior clean with a rag dipped in the vinegar.
TO CLEAN COFFEE MAKERS
Drop an EFFER-DENT denture cleaning
tablet in a 10 cup coffee maker and add hot water it instead
of cold. Brew as usual then rinse.
CAST IRON PAN SEASONING AND CARE
Wash in warm sudsy, water; dry
thoroughly.
2.) Coat the whole utensil in Planters peanut
oil; place in A 300 degree oven for 1 hour.
3.) Remove
from oven and wipe off oil with a paper towel.
4.) Before
cooking, pre-heat utensil for 90 seconds over medium heat.
5.) Cleaning and storage: Your cast iron will turn black
after repeated use providing a durable coating that prevents
sticking. Just rinse in hot water (not the dishwasher). Harsh
detergents will remove the seasoning. Dry and store in a warm
dry place, do not stack.
6.) If you notice rust,
discolored food, blackened dishtowel or metallic taste,
re-season, using the steps above.
TO CLEAN UNDISSOLVED SOAP IN A DISHWASHER
Give your dishwasher a refreshing
drink of Tang every month or two. Dump an entire pint jar of
Tang into the bottom of an empty dishwasher. Preheat the water
by running tap water in the sink til it's hot. Then run a full
cycle. Also, store your powdered detergent in a plastic bag to
keep it as dry as possible, it will work better in the
dishwasher. It is also a good idea to refer back to the
manufacturer's manual to see their method for proper loading
of the unit. The use of Tang applies to your washing machine
as well! It removes the build-up of detergent and mineral
deposits. Depending on how often you use these appliances, you
should do this every few months.
CLEAN THE TOUCHPADS ON STOVES OR MICROWAVE OVENS
Warm a little vinegar (don't make
it hot) and clean using a soft cloth (not paper toweling).
Don't use too much liquid here it could possibly short out the
unit.
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