How to Clean Popcorn Poppers
After popcorn is popped in a popper, an oily build-up is left on the sides. The oil comes from both the kernels themselves and any oil used in the popping process. Not all popcorn poppers use oil. Some use heated air to pop the kernels. A degreasing dish detergent removes the oil. It's important to clean out the popper after each use. The oily build up can cause the popcorn to get a weird taste. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
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Put two to three drops of degreasing dish soap into a bowl. Fill the bowl half way with warm water.
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Unplug the popcorn popper.
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Dip the sponge into the water and wring out.
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Wipe out the pop corn maker. The dish soap cuts through the oil left inside the popper. Rinse out the sponge before you get more soapy water.
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Rinse out all the soap from the sponge. Wet the sponge and use it to rinse off the popper. Let the popper air dry.
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