Best way to clean plate setter

GaryBushey

Any recommendations? Can I safely soak it for a while before trying to clean it?

Little Chef

Put it in the Egg when you do a high temp burn....or put it in your oven on the self clean cycle. It will come out looking like new.

WWSis

Hi Gary; do you live in Vermont?

GaryBushey

Grew up in Bakersfield, went to high school in Enosburg, college at UVM and lived in Burlington for a while but not anymore.

WWSis

Gary; it's a small world! There are alot of Busheys in this neck of the woods and my husband is related to another Gary bushey, that's why I asked. As you can see from my signature block, we live in frankiln county - my husband graduated from mississiquoi.

GaryBushey

If he is from Swanton and is named Bushey most likely I am related to him :laugh:

WWSis

Gary, no doubt! the other Gary is from swanton. Our last name is Rice; my husband grew up in east highgate. We have been egging about a year; we have a large and a mini, soon to add a small. Happy egging!

Morro Bay Rich

I certainly would not soak the platesetter. If you do, you'll be cooking the absorbed water out of it for quite awhile.

Desert Oasis Woman

got a dog???
but don't let him/her push it around too much...
then put it back on a warm egg and get it going again...

I try to alternate "up" sides to keep it cleaned off, but even if the flat sides get white, the legs of my platesetters never do :huh: