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Questions Doubts and Requests => Questions? Technical Issues? The Survival Guide => Topic started by: Crazy rat lady on October 13, 2013, 03:16:14 am
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Hi guys,
I have a brand new Thermoserver which has stained badly after one use. Can anyone suggest a way of cleaning it properly please? It has only had risotto in it.
Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Ginny
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maybe just a cream cleanser like Jif, and a non scratch scourer?
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Hi Ginny, welcome to the forum with your first posting. Now that you've joined us perhaps you could pop over to the Introduce Yourself section on the home page and tell us a little more about yourself, where you live, how long you've had your Thermomix etc.
I have never heard of a Thermoserver being left stained :o How long was the risotto left in it and what type of risotto was it, was it tomato or curry based perhaps. Even so, I don't understand how it could stain stainless steel but CP's answer is the way I would go as well using a scouring pad for that extra bit of grunt which is obviously needed.
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Pretty unusual for the thermoserver to be stained. What kind of risotto was in it.
Gert
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I agree with Gert. I have had all sorts of things in mine and it has never stained. I would give your consultant a call and mention it.
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Agree, does seem strange for it be stained. I would tackle it with something similar for cleaning the TMX bowl like a scrubbie, bicarb and vinegar, or many ppl say Gumption is fabbo (but I haven't done that one) Good luck
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I see you are browsing the forum at the moment CRL, how did you get on with the stained bowl?
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Agree, does seem strange for it be stained. I would tackle it with something similar for cleaning the TMX bowl like a scrubbie, bicarb and vinegar, or many ppl say Gumption is fabbo (but I haven't done that one) Good luck
Gumption is a great cleaner but I wouldn't use it on a thermoserver. It can damage the brushed surface effect. I would go for the bicarb and vinegar first.