If your waffle iron is sufficiently non-stick and/or well-greased, it shouldn't need much in the way of cleaning. A quick wipe with a damp sponge or paper towel should do the trick. If you have an electric waffle iron and feel you really MUST use soap, use the smallest amount you can get away with; rinse using a cup or glass to pour water into the plates until almost full, then tip out into the sink, repeat as necessary. You may need a second person to hold the device up to clean the top plate by this method.
August 14, 2020 at 12:53pm
In reply to You mention the waffle iron that sits untouched on the shelf… by Susan Miele (not verified)
If your waffle iron is sufficiently non-stick and/or well-greased, it shouldn't need much in the way of cleaning. A quick wipe with a damp sponge or paper towel should do the trick. If you have an electric waffle iron and feel you really MUST use soap, use the smallest amount you can get away with; rinse using a cup or glass to pour water into the plates until almost full, then tip out into the sink, repeat as necessary. You may need a second person to hold the device up to clean the top plate by this method.