Bread machine gung

[piskieinboots]

Having poked and prodded to get the 'left behind' dough out of the paddle, I now use an interdental tooth brush, which is perfect for the job.

This isn't world shattering news and I'm sure many of you have already come across the idea - but just in case you are like I used to be, trying to stick a knife in the hole

[Hazel at the Hill]

I soak bread machine paddle in warm soapy water, then use teapot spout brush.

[Hazel at the Hill]

...oh and while we are at it, an electric toothbrush and soap is brill for cleaning the allotment dirt out of the gem-placements of a ring.

[piskieinboots]

I was just thinking about you the other day and up you pop

[frias]

...oh and while we are at it, an electric toothbrush and soap is brill for cleaning the allotment dirt out of the gem-placements of a ring.

Use your OH's though!

[binley100]

I know I posted it elsewhere but a chopstick is good for hooking the paddle of your loaf when it gets stuck in the bottom.

[Hazel at the Hill]

I was just thinking about you the other day and up you pop

My ears were burning!

[piskieinboots]

... allotment dirt out of the gem-placements of a ring.

and what are you doing wearing posh stuff to the lottie

[Snadger]

I just wait until it hardens then break it off with my paws! A quick rinse and rub around and we're back in business!

[Alison]

I just remove the paddle and put it in the pan with an inch or two of water after I've used it in the morning before work and by the time I get in from work and wash the pan there isn't any gunk.

[Hazel at the Hill]

and what are you doing wearing posh stuff to the lottie

If my finger is present & correct, so is the ring.