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How do you get burnt-on stains/crap off the non stick griddle/hot plate thing without removing the non-stick layer??
We accidentally nuked some meat last week and it's a bugger to completely remove.
Posted : 28/07/2022 8:16 pm
Mine goes in the dishwasher at home. Currently away on holiday, i did a similar thing last night, used a plastic scourer we have in the van, cleaned it up perfectly
Posted : 28/07/2022 8:19 pm
Mine cleans really easily. Maybe I've never burnt stuff quite as bad, but it always seems to come clean with a soak and scrape with a plastic spatular then dishwasher at home.
Posted : 28/07/2022 8:23 pm
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Tried that but the BBQd meat/halloumi combo won't bloody budge
Posted : 28/07/2022 8:59 pm
Cadac = gas fuelled frying pan. 
Get a Webber charcoal job & just leave it scruffy/burn the crap off/scrub with wire brush.
Sorry, no help just couldn’t resist. 
Posted : 28/07/2022 9:10 pm
Get it hot & add water to let it steam off?
Posted : 28/07/2022 9:13 pm
Our flat plate thing is dead easy to clean - the griddle thing is a PITA. To be honest, even with a sponge scourer and 3 years of use, the coating has never come off but as above, I'd be tempted to try and heat it and see if it'll shift...
Posted : 29/07/2022 9:00 am
Soak it in a bowl of warm water and washing powder - our go to for anything that sticks to any pans.
Posted : 29/07/2022 9:04 am
Cadac make a spray foam cleaner what we used on ours. Sprayed it on, left it and hour, scrub & rinse. Its probably a caustic soda mix or sommert.
Posted : 29/07/2022 9:21 am
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Thanks All
Having scraped it with a wooden spoon most of the recent sooty deposits are gone but there are patches of black burnt-on stains. I'll try some of the suggestions above
Posted : 29/07/2022 9:45 am
When you're stripping and cleaning check the gland-nut that holds the jet for terminal meltage.
Posted : 29/07/2022 11:47 am
