Pressure washing plate setter

Katodude00 · March 2008

Has anybody tried a pressure washer on a plate setter? Is this even a good idea? Or am I just crazy?

Fossil Frank · March 2008

I would be a little concerned about the moisture in the platesetter if you plan on using it before it dries completely. It might expand and crack the ceramic. Just my 2 cents.
Frank

Mike in Abita · March 2008

I'd go with crazy. :woohoo: Just kidding. Why would you want to. Just fire up the egg to 600 for an hour and let that sucker burn off any residual gunk.

Frank from Houma · March 2008

Pressure washed my pizza stone - looked the same before and after.

WessB · March 2008

I agree with Mike....put it in and fire it up....hell, might as well cook a pizza since everything is so hot anyway...

Car Wash Mike · March 2008

Make sure you have a steak in EVOO ready go on after that hour. :woohoo:

Mike

Mike in Abita · March 2008

Now your talking my language. :woohoo:

Rick's Tropical Delight · March 2008

you cwazy! :silly:

Celtic Wolf · March 2008

Why?

That is a platesetter in there..

RRP · March 2008

you've already heard the remedies, but may I offer this suggestion in the future? Any time you will be egging something greasy or you will be saucing the meat cover the main part of your setter with foil. It makes clean up so simple. Besides I've seen some cruddy plate setters in use that even I as an avid egger will politely refuse food from.

Pressure washing plate setter

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