How do you clean the icing out of the bottles?
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Fill the bottles with very warm water and dishwashing soap. Cap the bottles and shake a bit. You can uncap and empty, or simply squirt the soapy water through the tip. Can clean both a bit at the same time that way. Insert a rag or bottle cleaner as necessary to remove any residual frosting. Be certain to fully disassemble the decorating tip from the collar for cleaning. Frosting/icing gets trapped in the nooks and crannies of the tip and collar. I'm not certain if the pieces are dishwasher safe. I chose to hand wash the items and will continue to do so.
384263
I put Kuhn rikon bottles in the top rack of a dishwasher. I'm not sure about this last batch, nothing was on the box if they are dishwasher safe.
384264
I do all of the above and use an old, clean toothbrush to clean in the ridges.
384265
I set them in my sink and run the faucet into each until all icing is out then wash by hand with soapy water
384266
It's a pain. I rinse them with lots of hot water, add soap and shake them and rinse again. I don't use them much for this reason.
384267
I use hot water. fill the bottle up, let it sit for a moment, screw the top on and shake. Should come out easily.
110990
Its really hard to get it off if you don't clean it right away. After a distillation, once it has cooled down, I just use a paper towel and wipe out the container. That seems to keep things pretty nice.
1473179
I run cold tap water through it, followed by a final rinse with bottled or distilled water to minimize spots. I don't use any cleaning agents because I am concerned about left over residue affecting the taste of the wine.
128844
I would use a gentle dish soap or maybe a spray household cleaner if they're really grimy. Just don't let any liquid run down inside!
249810
Try using a cotton swab and a little bit of rubbing alcohol to clean it out. And then wash the water canister in really hot soapy water. Rinse out really well and then diffuse just hot water a couple times before adding any other oils. I hope this helps.
1886146
Put them in the refrigerator. Then shake the bottle. They should separate just fine.
2129751
Peel it out with your hand. It's tough but you can do it. Then soak them in an over night cleaner.
1910769
Turn them inside out and use a sponge with soapy water. Cleans like a breeze and the baked goods slide out of them better than any other brand I've used!!
289724
Try a bottle brush? I'm not sure as I haven't cleaned it yet but that's what I'll try.
361836
Take glass pieces apart place in tall glass and soak in rubbing alcohol. Wipe clean.
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It's very simple to remove. The set comes with 2 bottles and instructions. You can use any type of cleaner that you need. I still highly recommend this product. You won't regret purchasing it.
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There is a good video on youtube that shows how to clean the diffuser. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExkH1Ohxa9Y. Just remove the bottle and use rubbing alcohol to soak the glass parts. You can also use hot water if the clog is very thick.
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If you have a pair of really good scissors you can cut into the bottle and get the last bit out. It takes some work, but can be done. I have done this a few times, and have gotten a couple more days out at least.
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I would use windex or glass cleaner or a liquid cleaner that won't melt plastic! Obviously, a scrubbing pad and powders like Comet or Ajax, etc. won't work.
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I've been using rubbing alcohol, swirling it a bit then emptying. I then invert the glass, and allow it to dry before adding a different oil.
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The easiest way to clean it is once you're done using it (like exactly afterwards), you need to put Dawn dishwashing soap (or whatever dish soap you use) and water in it and shake it for at least 4-5 minutes. This will keep it clean but just remember to fill it with soap and water after use. It also wouldn't hurt to let the bottle soak in the soap and water either.
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Per the instructions on the can... "To remove frosted finish from glass, use lacquer thinner or acetone."