OXO Good Grips Box Grater


OXO

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  • Momentous multi-purpose tool featuring coarse, fine, and super-fine grating surfaces, together with a slicing surface
  • Non-oversight bottom rings on both grater and container mean neither will slip or slide during use
  • Non-toxic to clean in the dishwasher; slim design easily fits into a drawer for compact storage

Progressive International HG-85 6-Piece Grater Set


Progressive International

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  • Inserts fit stomach measuring container for compact storage
  • Lasting plastic frame; non-skid feet; dishwasher-safe
  • 6-gather grater set with 3-cup-capacity measuring container

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How do I clean my cheese grater?!?! It just gratites my sponges and rags!?

May 03, 2006 by gsarrells | Posted in Cleaning & Laundry

All the cheese remains is left on the grater after I make dinner, and when I try to clean it, it just shredds up what ever I try to clean it with. I tried soaking it but the cheese is to slithery.

What do I do?

use a matter-of-fact soft-wire brush like the kind you use to clean a small grill with.OK?

jesuscodeine | May 03, 2006

use a minor soft-wire brush like the kind you use to clean a small grill with.OK?
Jack | May 03, 2006

Uncomplicated it with your old tooth Brush
abvt75 | May 03, 2006

Boozer and then clean upwards so you're not actually grating the sponge.
CarlaCCC | May 03, 2006

Wipe against the directorship of the blades. And then soak it in warm water with lots of detergent.
Dude | May 03, 2006

Wipe it in the vis- direction you grate your cheese - only one side is sharp. You should be able to glide right over it.

Soak the grater first in some warm still water & dish soap to cut some of the grease - it'll help a lot.
carolinethefierce | May 03, 2006

Use the dishwasher. It works fast for me.
bunatravis | May 03, 2006

I decent put mine on the bottom of the dish washer and it gets clean.
bhadleyincali | May 03, 2006

try brillo! or a dish engagement.. you know the brushes used to clean dishes those work pretty well.. and don't go the direction you would go to vex cheese. go the other way so the grater doesn't grate
keelahkat | May 03, 2006

Get a indulge bottle cleaner with the brissles
therron2 | May 03, 2006

I have always let it bathe for a short time in soapy water (try using dishwasher soap as it tends to be stronger and cuts through the grease), then lawful clean it only in the opposite direction of the way you grate the cheese. This will save your sponges!

And if you have a dishwasher, just put it in there - always comes out sparkling!
jabearman | May 03, 2006

This is what you do....let it bathe for 10 minutes in the water and then use a small wired brush to clean it with. If you do not have a wire grill clean then you can use a small childs toothbrush to clean it with. If you must clean it with a rag then go in the same direction as the grain so it will not shred up the item you are using to unpolluted it with.
cherries_garcia | May 03, 2006

Wipe it on your shirt sleeve to get the big pieces off and then give it to your dog. It will be cleaned of all dregs so all you need to do is wash it in soap and warm water to get rid of the dog germs.
plainswalker | May 03, 2006

a ripe pressure steam cleaner. Or just put in the dishwasher. Both works but the HP steam cleaner is more fun.
Yorkie | May 03, 2006

SOS, or Brillo pads calling for me, because it matters not if they get a little shredded.
Mr. No-it-all | May 03, 2006

Give it to the annoying dog next door to lick pure.
Fontofall | May 03, 2006

old toothbrush.Gets in all the grooves
annmontan1973 | May 03, 2006

Before you set one's teeth on edge your cheese run the grater under water. this does not affect the cheese. If you are grating a lot of cheese you may have to do this several times. When finished flushing with hot water. It also helps to make sure your cheese is very cold.
maximus | May 03, 2006

Use your knuckles! NO, no! Hot Latin aqua will loosen up the cheese or other objects, then use a brush or a kitchen rag. If you still can't get it clean then grate some lemon. Yes, you heard me opportunely, grate some lemon, it's a great cleaner and it'll sanatize your grate at the same time.
DynamoMan | May 03, 2006

I use a nylon dish away.
my_son_wants_to_know | May 04, 2006

How do you shred zucchini with a grater?

Oct 18, 2008 by Denise F | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

I need to make zucchini bread but dont have a grater how else can i shred it will a mini chopper work?
sorry WITHOUT A GRATER

Chip the zucchini using a hand-crank shredder, electric vegetable shredder or food processor. The method you on is largely dependent on personal preference. Although you can shred zucchini using a sharp kitchen blade, it is a slow process.

Molly | Oct 18, 2008

how do you disassemble the farberware rotary cheese grater?

Jan 10, 2007 by GalacticGal | Posted in Cleaning & Laundry

I be informed the crank comes off so that the grater part came come out, but what is the trick? It won't pull off.

If its the genre I think it is, you flip the top part of the handle up and back, then flip the top half of the cheese holder away from the handle, then the grater part should reach b arrest out, maybe with a bit of force if there's cheese caught in it.

tonsofpcs | Jan 11, 2007

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