How to Clean a Milk Frother

Turn the frother off. Make sure that all the items that you are going to clean are not heated up. Unplug the tool from the outlet.

Dismantle all of the removable parts. Put them aside, somewhere away from the sink. Remove the milk jug from the base. Detach other removable parts of the frother, like the frothing and heating disks. Both the base and the pitcher are not compatible with dishwashers and should be hand-washed.

• If the lid of the device has a seal, remove it, as well.^[5]

Rinse the carafe inside with warm running water. If there is any caked milk remaining on the bottom, wash it off with a non-abrasive sponge. You may use dish liquid or any other soft detergent. If you notice any limestone deposits, scrub them gently. You can also use citric acid or lemon juice. You can also use citric acid or lemon juice. Apply other cleaners that break down milk protein buildup. Don’t scratch the non-stick surface inside the carafe.

Pour some liquid in the carafe and leave it to soak for 1-2 hours, then give the jar a good rinse with pure water. You may also make a paste from bicarbonate of soda and water.^[6] Apply it on the bottom of the carafe for 10-15 minutes. Do not use knives or other metal objects to clean the burnt milk residue. Don’t expose the electric part of the device to moisture.

Rinse it with warm water. All the detached attachments should be hand-washed separately with warm soapy water.

Clean the frothing disks under a tap with warm water. If necessary, add dish soap and clean them with a brush. Do not damage the fragile whisks during cleanup.

Clean the exterior with a soft cloth. Don’t use any chemicals for cleaning the stainless steel, because they may cause rust and discoloration.

Wipe the device with a dry cloth before storing. Dab all the screws with kitchen roll paper.^[7] Make sure that they are all dry before storing.^[8]