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sorry another bread maker question (cleaning)
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boredjellybean
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Hi there
I was just given a bread maker by a friend who has moved abroad which I am very grateful for, but when I opened it to have a poke around I noticed it smells a lot (I am guessing from being sat around unused for months or years)
Can anyone give me any advise on how to clean it up -= obviously I'll take the bucket & blade & soak/clean in warm soapy water but its the rest I am unsure of how to tackle
many thanks
BB
I was just given a bread maker by a friend who has moved abroad which I am very grateful for, but when I opened it to have a poke around I noticed it smells a lot (I am guessing from being sat around unused for months or years)
Can anyone give me any advise on how to clean it up -= obviously I'll take the bucket & blade & soak/clean in warm soapy water but its the rest I am unsure of how to tackle
many thanks
BB
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boredjellybean wrote: »Hi there
I was just given a bread maker by a friend who has moved abroad which I am very grateful for, but when I opened it to have a poke around I noticed it smells a lot (I am guessing from being sat around unused for months or years)
Can anyone give me any advise on how to clean it up -= obviously I'll take the bucket & blade & soak/clean in warm soapy water but its the rest I am unsure of how to tackle
many thanks
BB
Hot, soapy water and lots of elbow grease, making sure not to immerse the electrics
Penny. x:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0
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