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[manny2]

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@Sage04 wrote:

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@manny2 wrote:

@Mom2Dogs Thank you, I might have to try that too. It is really thick on the rack. It is so hard it doesn't budge. If all else fails I guess I purchase a new rack!

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@manny2  I was just reading your Thread and the first thing that came to mind was that you should buy a new rack. Here you are thinking the same thing. So new rack it is lol

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Yes, @Sage04 that's looking like a real possibility lol!

[drizzellla]

I have had mishaps rescued a number of times with the Thumb Scraper. Since it is straight I am not sure how well it will scrap the rack.

Hope you are able to get the plastic off the rack.

 

[deedledeedeedle]

Well, @manny2 ,

My sage advice to you would be to toss them and order replacements from the factory. 

(I hate scrubbing)

dee

[Cakers3]

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@manny2 wrote:

@Mom2Dogs Thank you, I might have to try that too. It is really thick on the rack. It is so hard it doesn't budge. If all else fails I guess I purchase a new rack!

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@manny2   I was thinking about just getting new racks.

The problem with self-cleaning, as you know, is that racks have to be removed or the metal gets discolored and hard to slide in and out of the oven.

Good luck.

[manny2]

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@Cakers3 wrote:

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@manny2 wrote:

@Mom2Dogs Thank you, I might have to try that too. It is really thick on the rack. It is so hard it doesn't budge. If all else fails I guess I purchase a new rack!

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@manny2   I was thinking about just getting new racks.

The problem with self-cleaning, as you know, is that racks have to be removed or the metal gets discolored and hard to slide in and out of the oven.

Good luck.

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Thanks, @Cakers3 yes, I'm thinking order a new one!

[Sage04]

Yes @manny2  get a new one and have a spare just in case lol.

Even if you got this one cleaned you will always wonder if you removed all the residue or if it's getting into your food.