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I put hot soapy water in a cup and just pour it on a few times then wipe it
clean with a sponge then rinse it with a clean cup of water. Comes right
off. If you are having sticking problems then you are probably over cooking
it. Try cooking it for less time. Since it cooks on both side at the same
time you should have no problems with a shorter cook time. You can also
spray it with Pam that non stick cooking spray before using it.
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"G. Leyton Marmalade, III" <mail2me@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> One of our 2006 holiday gifts from a "Secret Santa" office exchange
> tradition is not very easy to clean at all. In fact, it is most
> difficult. The `George Forman Grill` manufacturer's material included with
> the appliance state "simply wipes clean!" It should be noted that it
> cooks well, but the residues hard-bake onto the "non-stick" surfaces,
> presenting quite a problem to clean away without damaging those non-stick
> grill surfaces. Of course, you cannot soak it because of the electrical
> parts.
>
> Has anyone got any suggestions that may have worked well for them, and
> be willing to share those tips? We can't really ask at the office for
> fear of possibly offending the anonymous giver. Having no prior
> experience using one of these appliances, it seems like a very thoughtful
> gift, given the lower financial range allowed for the "Secret Santa"
> program. Except for the cleaning part, it has a most enjoyable potential.
> Any helpful suggestions would be most appreciated. Thank you, and happy
> New Year.
>
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