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Uploaded on Aug 19, 2009

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The secret to good toast is keeping your toaster clean, and it only takes a few minutes of your time.

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Step 1: Bring toaster to sink
Unplug the toaster and set it near a sink to minimize clean up.

Warning
Never immerse your toaster -- or any electrical appliance -- in water.

Step 2: Brush off crumbs
Insert the brush into the toaster slots to gently brush the crumbs off the metal parts inside, moving from top to bottom.

Step 3: Empty crumb tray
Lift the toaster, remove the crumb tray underneath, and dump the crumbs into your sink.

Step 4: Clean tray
Clean the tray with the sponge and mild soap or dishwashing solution. Rinse and dry the tray before you put it back.

Tip
If the tray isn't dirty, just brush the crumbs off and insert it back into the toaster.

Step 5: Shake toaster
To get any remaining crumbs out, turn the toaster upside down over the sink and shake it a few times.

Step 6: Clean outside of toaster
Wipe the outside of your toaster clean with a little diluted vinegar on the cloth.

Tip
If any bits of plastic bags or containers have melted onto the toaster's exterior, apply a little nail polish remover and then wipe it off.

Step 7: Enjoy
Admire your toaster -- it looks like new!

Did You Know?
Before electric toasters were invented, people toasted their bread over an open fire, using a long-handled fork or metal frame.

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  • Aw yong chun kiat

    How to clean your toaster?

    Step1: Fill your bath tub with water

    Step2: Hope in to the bath tub

    Step3: Throw the toaster in (be sure to power up your toaster)

    Step4: Enjoy the electrical shock sensation

    Did you know?

    You Die if you get a huge electrical shock

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  • SaiE8

    Video Failed, Dumping the crumbs in the sink will most likely clog it up, empty it in a bin

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  • Fred Sun

    I Have to confess here: I never realized that there was a 'crum tray' in my toaster!

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  • ashthetash

    good one!

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  • yamasnik

    I needed

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  • L Lawliet

    Yeah I knew that much. And still, roasting your bread over a WOOD fire is absolutely delicious! ( don't try this with your lighter and tell me it tastes shit, because if you do so, it will taste butane gas which is ... Well it's fart smell basically -_-

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  • TommyAppleseedS

    In my house I have sinks, toilets, a dishwasher, and a washing machine drain that all use the same pipe on the way out

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  • AirDisasterVideos

    You use your toilet as a sink?

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  • AirDisasterVideos

    How To Clean a Toaster - wipe it down with a towel.

    Did you have to travel all the way to China just to learn such a magical secret?

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  • ashthetash

    The fact people need help with this, makes me feel sad for humanity.

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  • xxTheNightFlowerxx

    Yep. He obviously didn't wait for it to cool before spreading the butter on. ~_~

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  • guyman3000

    there is a better way:

    cram the toaster with bread until you can't pack in anymore

    use an extension chord to run the toaster to the oven

    turn the toaster on, and set the oven to 140 degrees

    this creates a "slow burn", after 30 minutes or so the fire will have burned off all the excess crumbs.

    don't actually do any of this you'll ruin your toaster and start a housefire

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