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Have I ruined my BM by immersing the bread pan in water???
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This thought never occurred to me - I have always put mine in the dishwasher
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I feel ever so grubby reading this - I never wash mine out... I just give it a wipe over with a damp cloth to get any bits of flour off and voila! it's like new.↑ Things I wouldn't say to your face
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I do the same, I assume any germs will die when they get baked, so far so goodWhen an eel bites your bum, that's a Moray0 -
My panasonic instructions say, do not immerse in water. If they would only say why, then we would not take a chance.0
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I only wash the inside of mine0
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I have used it today but only to make dough (not bake it as well coz it had a filling too) and it was fine
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That's a relief!0
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I feel ever so grubby reading this - I never wash mine out... I just give it a wipe over with a damp cloth to get any bits of flour off and voila! it's like new.
Me too and have done ever since I bought my panny in 2003........occasonally take the paddle out and put that in the washing up, but otherwise a damp cloth..................and a quick wipe out.Was 13st 8 lbs,Now 12st 11 Lost 10 1/4lbs since I started on my diet.0 -
I feel ever so grubby reading this - I never wash mine out... I just give it a wipe over with a damp cloth to get any bits of flour off and voila! it's like new.
This is what I do too, but my paddle is always caked with bread so I take that out and soak it or put it in the dishwasher, but not the pan. Only if the paddle is baked on tight do I put enough water in the pan to cover the paddle and let it soak, then just wipe the pan out and put the paddle in the dishwasher.
A friend of mine put the whole pan in the dishwasher but the non-stick surface in the pan was damaged and she could never get her bread out of it after that so had to bin it. Every bm is different I suppose? SG0
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