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Cleaning Juicers - Help!!

elivsvonchiaing · 2006-07-09 23:36:41

Does anyone know of a good way to clean the active component of a juicer ie. the stainless steel/whatever 0.5mm filter? 10 Mins with toothbrush isn't enough nor is a session in diswasher. Think we are talking enzymes and days to really clean. Anyone know is there an enzyme cleaner on the market for this? Or know of a way…

10-07-2006 12:36am

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elivsvonchiaing

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Does anyone know of a good way to clean the active component of a juicer ie. the stainless steel/whatever 0.5mm filter?

10 Mins with toothbrush isn't enough nor is a session in diswasher.

Think we are talking enzymes and days to really clean.

Anyone know is there an enzyme cleaner on the market for this? Or know of a way to really clean this device?

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#2 12-07-2006 5:57pm

Gadgie

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I clean mine with a toothbrush or green scourer pad. Scrub one side, rinse, scrub the other side, rinse, scrub other side again, rinse, and that cleans mine fine. I clean soon after juicing so the pulp is never dried on.

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#3 12-07-2006 6:54pm

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My juicer came with a brush and I use this in combination with a sharp knife and it works OK

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#4 15-07-2006 11:58pm

wyndham

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Use a nailbrush.

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