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Cleaning indoor grill?
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| Latosha Washington 2006-01-30, 1:21 am |
| I have a Breville indoor grill, similar to the George Forman grills. This
unit does not come apart for cleaning, so I was wondering if anyone had any
ideas on how to clean without causing a mess and taking 30 minutes.
Thanks!
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| Tracey 2006-01-30, 6:21 pm |
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"Latosha Washington" <lTw@msn.com> wrote in message
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>I have a Breville indoor grill, similar to the George Forman grills. This
>unit does not come apart for cleaning, so I was wondering if anyone had any
>ideas on how to clean without causing a mess and taking 30 minutes.
> Thanks!
I have a George Foreman, which does not have the removable parts. Cleaning
it is actually VERY simple and only takes a minute. When I finish cooking
something, I unplug the grill. I wet a couple of paper towels, wring them
out and flatten them out and put them on the grill and close it. I go eat
my meal. When I'm done eating, I open the grill and take the paper towels
out and wipe the grills with a clean wet paper towel. Thats it.
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