Tired of scrubbing those messy jars? We’ve got your back! We’ve got a handy rinsing option, so you can forget about post-cooking cleanup hassles. Here’s how you can access the rinsing option:
- From the Homepage
You’ll find the ‘Rinse’ option conveniently located on the top bar next to your profile icon.
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Click on it and you’ll be redirected to the instructions page.
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- Through the Search Function:
For a more thorough cleaning to remove oil stains and stronger odours, you can easily find the feature by searching for keywords like ‘Cleaning’ or ‘Rinse.’
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Can we refine this Rinse program?
a) It does not clean thoroughly, especally when we cook sticky/greasy stuff
b) The lid never gets cleaned
c) Someone suggested that they created a custom preset, with 400 ml water, 85 degree cel, speed 12 at an interval of 1 minute each
Would love a thoroughly cleaned up jar so that we can cook frequently.
Can we remove it from the machine, remove the blade, and wash it like a normal mixer jar?
or we cannot wash it with running water because of the heater element?
If rinsing does not clean properly, so then how to clean it?
Use a wet towel to scrape the sides of the jar for oily greasy leftovers.
I will surely try the custom preset mentioned above by Pujar.