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How to Clean a Crock Pot to make it Look Brand New!

I recently shared this tip on Periscope but I thought it would be fun to share it on my blog too. Do you follow me on Periscope? If you don’t, you should, it’s a lot of fun getting to chat live with all of you! You can find me under “askannamoseley”. 🙂 Back to the tip. I honestly don’t even know how crock pots get dirty in the metal cooking area but today I’m going to share a tip that will get your crockpot looking brand new again.

How to clean your crockpot so it looks brand new - Ask Anna

How to clean your crockpot so it looks brand new - Ask Anna

I’m sure your crock pot has never been this dirty, but just in case it is, all you need to clean it is the Scotch-Brite Extreme Sponge. Get the sponge wet and scrub the drips on the crock pot.

How to clean your crockpot so it looks brand new - Ask Anna

Depending on how badly they are crusted on, will determine how much elbow grease you have to use, but most of them will come off easily. After getting off each big crusty section, take the sponge to the sink and rinse it. Keeping it clean will help the sponge work better.

Work your way around the crock pot until the whole thing is clean and sparkly again.

How to clean your crockpot so it looks brand new - Ask Anna

It took me about 8 minutes to scrub this crock pot until it looked brand new and some of the drips were really crusted on it. If you can get in the habit of cleaning this part of the crock pot after each use, then it should only take you a minute or two to clean it. 🙂

I will say, I’ve used LOTS of other sponges to try to clean a crock pot before but none of them have ever given me these results, this one worked like magic. I’ve said it before but I’ll say it again, having the right tools for each cleaning job makes a HUGE difference in the time and effort it takes to clean something. So if you love to use your crock pot go buy a pack of these sponges and keep them on hand for when your crock pot needs a good cleaning! I’ve also found that they clean the oven and the stovetop really easily too! Happy scrubbing! 🙂

How to clean your crockpot so it looks brand new - Ask Anna

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"Hi, I'm Anna! Wife, mother, child of God, and the founder of Ask Anna. I have always enjoyed cleaning, organizing, decorating and helping people, so I've put that all together on the pages of this blog. I truly hope my tips help you in your home and make sure to contact me if you have a question!"

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Comments

  1. Priyanka says

    September 4, 2015 at 5:03 am

    @ANNA
    Great Anna.
    I used many of sponge before but i can’t get result. This looks good i will try.

    Regards
    Priyanka

  2. Tina says

    September 8, 2015 at 2:39 am

    Thanks for sharing this useful tips! I will try it later. Thanks

  3. Martina Cruz says

    February 8, 2016 at 12:40 am

    Thanks for sharing such a helpful tips. Your dirt removing tips from the crock looks quite helpful will definitely try at home.. !!

  4. jessicaray4 says

    February 22, 2016 at 11:19 pm

    Incredible Anna.

    I utilized a considerable lot of wipe before however i can’t get result. This looks great i will attempt.

  5. julie says

    February 24, 2016 at 12:26 pm

    Mine is totally that dirty or worse. I’ll have to give this a try.

  6. June Randall says

    May 13, 2016 at 3:04 pm

    Hi Anna you surprised me ,as in my crockpot ( slow cooker) it says do not emerge in water.I just wipe out with damp cloth

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