How to clean an electric baking pan

The method of cleaning an electric pancake scale is different from that of some other kitchen appliances. Electric pancake scales are non-stick pans with a coating inside. When cleaning, they cannot be directly rinsed with water or cleaned with some sharp objects. You can use a rag dipped in warm water to wipe it repeatedly. If possible, you can also add detergent or use a little alkaline. Let’s take a look at this aspect below.

How to clean an electric baking pan

Most of today's electric griddles are suspended double-sided heating, and the effect is very good, but cleaning is equivalent to washing both sides. Clean the electric baking pan immediately after use to avoid accumulating grease.

First, we need to unplug the power supply and let the heated electric griddle cool down. After about twenty minutes, touch the electric baking pan with your hand and start cleaning it when it is slightly warm. First, use paper towels to absorb the remaining oil stains on the top and bottom of the electric baking pan.

Then pick up the rag, dip it in a small amount of water, and gently wipe the upper and lower trays of the electric baking pan, especially the place where the upper and lower parts are connected, and don't miss any dead corners. Then wipe the tray of the electric baking pan clean with a wet paper towel, and the internal cleaning is complete. The outside of the electric baking pan can be cleaned of grease with a wet towel dipped in a small amount of detergent, and then wiped clean with a dry towel. If you find it difficult to wipe off the oil stains, you can also use an alkaline surface for cleaning. First add a little hot water to the electric baking pan, then pour in some alkaline flour, use a cloth to make circles to remove the oil, and repeat several times to clean it thoroughly.

Alkaline surface cleaning method

First, we need to unplug the power supply and let the heated electric griddle cool down. After about twenty minutes, touch the electric baking pan with your hand and start cleaning it when it is slightly warm. First, use paper towels to absorb the remaining oil stains on the top and bottom of the electric baking pan. Then pick up the rag, dip it in a small amount of water, and gently wipe the upper and lower trays of the electric baking pan, especially the place where the upper and lower parts are connected, and don't miss any dead corners. If you find it difficult to wipe off the oil stains, you can also use an alkaline surface for cleaning. First add a little hot water to the electric baking pan, then pour in some alkaline flour, use a cloth to make circles to remove the oil, and repeat several times to clean it thoroughly. It is worth noting that some friends directly rinse the electric baking pan with water, but this is absolutely not advisable. This will easily cause water to flow into the inside of the machine, and improper handling may cause damage to the machine.

The design features of the product determine that the electric baking pan cannot be as easy to clean as other products. This requires us to have a certain degree of patience and not abandon the electric baking pan just because of this small shortcoming. After all, some delicacies cannot be separated from the electric baking pan. In fact, if you master the cleaning method of the electric baking pan, it is very easy to clean. Friends who have an electric baking pan can give it a try!