How to Clean a Slow Cooker
Slow cookers are lifesavers when it comes to food prep. Just toss in your ingredients, and in a few hours, you have a savory meal. Mr. Clean® loves inventions, like the slow cooker, that make people’s lives easier, because he loves making people’s lives easier, too. For example, he knows how to clean a slow cooker fast…in four simple steps! The ceramic vessel inside your slow cooker (called a crock) can get all kinds of dirty. But with Mr. Clean’s trusty Magic Eraser, you’ll have a clean slow cooker by the time your family sits down for dinner.
Prep: Before you start to clean, unplug your slow cooker and remove the crock (the ceramic part). Then let it cool. Now you’re ready to go!
Step One: Wet your Magic Eraser.
For removing stuck-on, burnt-on messes, the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Kitchen is the way to go. It’s dual-sided for more cleaning power, so it’s perfect for working through tough kitchen messes. Plus, it’s infused with the grease-fighting power of Dawn® for an extra punch of muscle. Just add water and you’re ready for a powerful experience.
Step Two: Give it a squeeze.
After you wet the Magic Eraser, give it three to four good squeezes to activate the legendary power inside. You’ll know that your Magic Eraser is ready when it starts to bubble and foam.
Step Three: Clean that cooker!
Firmly swipe the Magic Eraser across the crock’s dirty surfaces. With the strength of Mr. Clean himself, it will power through the mess in less time than it took you to make it.
Step Four: Rinse!
Finally, give your ceramic crock a good rinse. You’ll need to rinse off any surface touched by the Magic Eraser that will come into contact with food. You can also give the outside of your slow cooker a quick wipe-down to catch anything that might have spilled over. And, just like that, you have a super clean slow cooker. Your cooking may be slow, but the cleanup is fast with Mr. Clean.
Test a small area with light pressure before use. Not recommended for the following surfaces: high gloss, polished, dark, brushed, satin, faux, bare/polished wood, copper, stainless steel appliances, non-stick coating or vehicle body. Rinse required for surfaces in direct contact with food. Do not use with chlorine bleach or other household cleaners.