Tip on Cleaning Silicone Baking Liners -- For Cupcakes & Muffins
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
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Thank you for the tip, and showing us how easy it is to wash by hand! 😊
Sure thing!
I'm glad I found this because I'm about to buy some silicone baking cups!
You were very helpful. I haven't used mine yet but intend to do so soon.
Rather than rubbing the same one against itself, I found putting one inside of the other and turning was easier and hopefully won’t be as hard on the material to make it last longer rather than bending in ways it isn’t supposed to.
I put them in the silverware holder in the dishwasher. Put the lid on it, then put it on the top shelf. Works great!
Woohoo!! It works. I tried it with a dry one that I've already washed that had cake on it still. Thanks!
I came across this video when searching for a way to clean 6 or more baking cups in the dishwasher. For just one or two, I've found that putting a cup on the top rack of the dishwasher with a similar sized mesh sink strainer on top of it. They come out perfectly clean, but I only have two strainers so it's not very efficient.
Never thought of that, thanks for sharing!
Sure thing :)
Good tip! Thank you!
Very cool tip!
Yes, that method is what I lke as well, but the smell of egg bites is hard to remove too. I bet that soaking in a hot water vinegar or baking soda bath may work. Off to try.
They really are a pain in the butt to clean! I bought them to use for individual ice cream and sherbet servings. Pain to use for muffins!
That's a good use for them too :)
I use the non stick spray and can't get the sticky feel off of them, what would you suggest?
I just do really hot water and soap and rubbing them by hand. But I barely use any spray.
If it's an option for you, get a little oil sprayer (cleangreensimple.com/article/best-olive-oil-sprayers/ - I use the Misto one) and fill it with liquid coconut oil. Healthier and nowhere near as sticky or difficult to remove after.
So basically it's a pain in the butt no matter what you do. :/ Fine (sorta) if you only made a dozen muffins, but if you made several dozen you're going to be there a while. I was hoping there was a trick that made the dishwasher work, but apparently not. :P Thanks for the info, though.
It's the spray on anti-stick agent that l struggle to remove
P. S. I have the single silicon with a dozen moulds. So it's not just the actual mould, it's the bits that connect them
@@trixierose3266 definitely harder to manipulate. If it's nonstick buildup, a flexible scratchy sponge might be best?
I have health issues that make it difficult to do stuff like this. I can also never get the taste of dish soap off of them! Can they be boiled??
I'd imagine if it was a good quality material you could. Give one a try and test it out first.
my wife just baked with her first set tonight, the ensaymada came out perfect, but they all tasted like strong soap, so is there anyhing to getting the soap out, she said she rinsed them alot?
I haven't had that problem, sorry
I have the same problem. Just made a batch of cupcakes and they all had a slight taste of soap 😢😬
Hi ...I just want to ask how to get rid the smell of the silicon? Because mine is new, I ordered them online and it’s kinda smelly like rubber.... can you help me with that ? Thanks
They smell bad after being washed? Have you baked with them yet?
Jenn's Creativity Corner I didn’t use it yet.... I ordered them online and I washed it and soaked it in the hot water but still it smells like rubber
It may just be a smell that dissipates with time or has to bake off :-/
peroxide and baking soda and soap?
It gets the skunk smell off dogs
Try cleaning an entire silicone muffin pan. It’s a nightmare.
Luckily, the one I have has smooth edges, so it's a lot easier than these.
Great tip but that is far too much work for me.