I'm going to move from Bangkok to Houston, please advice should I buy a new Thermomix in Houston or I can just bring over my current Thermomix and use it with transformer in Houston due to the different power/voltage? Thank you!!
Elise, in the EDC under General Tips in the front of the book you will find a section on cleaning for stubborn residues ie 1000 vinegar and 1/4 tsp dishwashing detergent added to the bowl - cook for 1 hour/50o/speed 1. Afterwards, rinse the bowl and MC out several times with clean water.
I've just made a batch of lemon cleaning concentrate in mine and that leaves the bowl nice and shiny - perhaps you could try that.
If your TMX is used a lot it will never look as good as the day you took it out of the box but either or both of these methods will help get some of the lustre back.
Its sound great!! I will try to use your tips see how is the result. Thanks so much!!
I use a magic eraser when I get a few marks on mine, cleans it up beautifully. Although I'm not sure if I should recommend them to use as they might look harmless but they are quiet abrasive. But I find they work wonderful.
May i know how the magic eraser looks likes? Perhaps my place didn't sell such kind of things. =)
My Thermomix Mixing Bowl start to have some brown stain at the bowl's 'wall', mixing knife and underneath of the mixing knife. I'm trying to use Soda Bicarbonate to clean,although the stain become lesser but not totally clean and 'shinny' as newly bought. Have anyone encounter such kind of problem or any tips to share to solve the problem?
Hello Everyone, I've had my TM for about 4 months. I like to use it all the way to cook rice, make dough, ice-cream, juice, soup and etc. I will move to Bangkok, Thailand with my hubby and my daughter soon. Bangkok is a totally new place for me to stay and I don't have any friend staying in Bangkok. Therefore joining this forum is my best way to learn the new recipe from all of you.
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