Silicone Bakeware - Cleaning?

delain

cuddles123 wrote: »

Not noticed a taste delain.

Maybe I've just got dodgy ones :rotfl: Nothing new there!

Thanks though x

cuddles123

Not being funny delain, but are they good ones?
I have some good ones and some cheap ones and can tell the difference in the silicone.

delain

Think OH got them off ebay. possibly one moneysave too far

zippychick

poppy-glos wrote: »

mine are not only stained but have the burn oil type residue on them thats difficult to get rid of.
I rub/scrub with washing up liquid and nylon scourer, and occasionally bung it in the washing machine on hot temp with the teatowels and cleaning cloths, that makes the oily stuff softer but still difficult to remove..
i use mine mainly for yorkshires hence the oil staining..

i'll be watching this thread with interest, and probably not buying any more sillicone! (having said that i have the mini cup cake cases and use them to make small pastryless quiches/tarts and they wash up like new..)

That's interesting. I have the little cup cake ones and have yet to use them, so will keep an eye out to see if they stain

jojo2910

Hi,

I have some silicone baking sheets that have discoloured through use. They have been through the dishwasher a number of times but still don't come up clean. I wondered if I could put them through the washing machine or if there was another way to clean them.

Thanks in advance.

bltchef

i have put some in washing it dosed not affect them but they mite not come up any better hope this helps

ubamother

I put them in a pillow case, in the washing machine - works much better than the dishwasher for me.

rosie383

I just live with the stains quite happily, but maybe that's just me. I know they are clean, and I'm really the only one who sees them!

zippychick

ive merged this with an older thread on cleaning silicone bakeware, in case there are any other ideas

Zip