Does "no touch" reduce contamination of foods. So I can do chicken then wash my hands without touching the faucet. Is it worth the extra$$ for health
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We've had ours got about 6 months. Love if. No chickeny hands on the handle. Just shove your hands under it and it's on.... No problem
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First of all, a disclaimer: I work for Moen. I also purchased one of these out of my own pocket because I love the technology and I needed a new faucet. To answer your question, this is a true no-touch faucet. My kids love washing their hands. They think it is great fun to turn it on and off just by putting your hands up near the sensor. So, yes, you could easily do chicken then wash your hands without touching anything. Whether or not it is worth the extra money is up to you.
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I wouldn't really be the one to ask, but looking at the box, it says it is "food safe". It also states "hand washing recommended" on the box.
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I'm not really sure. Would you wash your hands with Listerine or Pinesol? It does not lather up, but it does kill germs and smell wonderful. I use it more for home cleaning: kitchen and bathroom and for bird sanitation both for the cages, bird drinking water ( one drop )and misting for their feathers and in their bath water to rid and prevent mites on birds.
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Yes, it's "safe" to have it touching the food. But, it gets messy, even on top of a bowl, not touching the food. So, in direct contact with something wet like gravy or melting cheese, it will be even more difficult to clean. I think I commented in my review that a damp paper towel works better.
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I'm assuming by "touch" you mean no handle, so "touchless" is going to have a handle. I love this faucet and would highly recommend it.
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These pans are AMAZING! I've had mine 6 months and used them daily. I would not want to be without them. They are so non-stick that I can brown boneless chicken without any added oil! I do treat them delicately and never use a metal spatula and always hand wash. I have three of these pans now! Hope this helps.
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I have not tried it yet. I prefer not trying washing it in the washing machine. I just took a shower and bath.It's great! No smell, clear and clean!
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It is, but careful use and regular cleaning works well.If the question refers to the extreme case of spreading infectious disease in-depth disinfection should be indicated [I've no experience on that].
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Hi Lauren,Yes. We hand washed everything before sterilizing them. I am not sure if this is necessary, but we don't want to deal with bacteria build-up down the road. Annoying? Yes, but its for the good of our baby. Hope this help.
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I don't think it would be worth minimal savings in time to put it through the dishwasher. With even BPA-Free plastics leaching chemicals into the food / water that they come in contact it, it'd be better to just do a minimal scrub with a sponge, fill with water and shake w/ a dab of dish soap. I usually leave mine in this state until after my workout where I will thoroughly rinse it before adding water and protein powder. Has worked fine so far and have not had any smelly protein bottle issues ever with this approach.
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It really fries all meats without a single drop of oil. Chicken, shrimps, beefs, french fries, etc. The only downside is that is small and cleaning, but if you have a dish washer won't be an issue.
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I never found any need to wash mine with the dishwasher. I simply rinse out the basket assuring that all of the romaine lettuce is rinsed out and dry with a dish towel. I do the same with the bowel. The top stays dry unless you really get carried away..You could also use a little dish soap and a soft brush if you feel so inclined. to. The darned thing would take a lot of space up in the dishwasher anyway and is really not worth the trouble.I'm so happy that I chose this one as it is made extremely well and works great. I would certainly buy another but this one last a life time. I never found any need to wash mine with the dishwasher. I simply rinse out the basket assuring that all of the romaine lettuce is rinsed out and dry with a dish towel. I do the same with the bowel. The top stays dry unless you really get carried away..You could also use a little dish soap and a soft brush if you feel so inclined. to. The darned thing would take a lot of space up in the dishwasher anyway and is really not worth the trouble.I'm so happy that I chose this one as it is made extremely well and works great. I would certainly buy another but this one last... » Read More I never found any need to wash mine with the dishwasher. I simply rinse out the basket assuring that all of the romaine lettuce is rinsed out and dry with a dish towel. I do the same with the bowel. The top stays dry unless you really get carried away..You could also use a little dish soap and a soft brush if you feel so inclined. to. The darned thing would take a lot of space up in the dishwasher anyway and is really not worth the trouble.I'm so happy that I chose this one as it is made extremely well and works great. I would certainly buy another but this one last a life time. « Show Less
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Yes u choose spray or stream (solid water). U also have two choices with streaming water. A modest amount or a heavier amount. I imagine that is for water conservation. Regardless which you choose, it is hands free
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I mostly use olive oil but I have fried chicken in regular vegetable or canola oil and have not had any problems. I always hand wash all of my Anolon cookware though. I absolutely love Anolon.
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No, I do not use the dishwasher...when advised to hand wash that is what I do.
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The Deni 10400 Quick-N-Easy oven does an excellent job air-frying foods. It's okay to lightly coat french fries with cooking oil before baking them, but it isn't necessary. They get crispy with or without oil. Chicken's the same way too. However, if I use skinless chicken, I lightly coat the pieces with oil or use some kind of breading so it doesn't get too dry.
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What result are you hoping to achieve with the use of the product? I purchased it to clean my shower and it didn't do as good a job as Clean Shower from Arm & Hammer and that costs around $2. Don't get me wrong, each of them required a considerable amount of scrubbing, but Clean Shower produced better results. I used the ROG with bare hands and it did't affect my skin, so I would assume it's safe for your septic system. If you'd like, I can check the container when I get home.