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Questions Doubts and Requests => Questions? Technical Issues? The Survival Guide => Topic started by: cookie1 on July 07, 2014, 07:50:38 am
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I have recently bought a new brush and don't really want it to get too gunky like the last one. How do you all clean your brushes please? I don't have a dishwasher other than DH. :)
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I'd like to know too...
I once accidentally left mine in the dishwasher when I was running one of those cleaning cycles using a Finish product. The TMX brush ended up with a blue tinge that is reminiscent of a toilet brush, just a little bit off putting!
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I'm no help, I put mine in the dishwasher - my scrubby goes in there too.
Perhaps soak it in a mild bleach solution?
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Yes - mine goes in the dishwasher along with the Wettex and anything else that stands still. I have in the past soaked other brushes in bleach and then rinsed thoroughly with no adverse reactions
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I had never thought about putting them in the dishwasher!! Will give it a go next time the dishwasher is on. Thanks for the idea :)
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same here, dishwasher
sponges go in the microwave
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Yep dishwasher here too, tho DH has also picked it up with the tea towels and put it through the washing machine too... :-)) (which apart from a bit of clonking sounds from the machine), it came out very nice and clean. ;D ;D
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Thanks. I may try the washing machine. I could put it in a bag to try and stop the clunking round.
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Scrubby in washing machine, brush daily in dishwasher :)
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I put mine in the dishwasher about once a week, after I have sat it in a cup of bleach/water mix. Doesn't quite get the turmeric stain out, but I know it is clean!
And I admit that I am terribly anal about my dishcloths and I must use 3 or 4 a day, I soak them in a bucket of napisan and wash. I have a lot of dishcloths!
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a brush (a bottle brush), scrubbie and scourer live in the dishwasher . . . :)
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dishwasher here too
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If there is anyone else out there in thermomix world who doesn't have a dishwasher, I have found the best way to clean your brush.
Put 50% vinegar and 50% water in a tall container. Stir it through and soak the bristles of the brush in it over night. Then give it a good wash under strongly running water. It comes up as good as new.
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First time I've seen this thread, I just soak mine with the dishcloth in some domestos in the sink , seems ok to me,
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I will try that too AB. Thanks.
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I don't have a dishwasher. Thanks for tips girls.