Steve Ritter
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What's the best cleaner to use on the stationary probe. In the Rt 700? I feel temps are a little lower than actual and think maybe cleaning is due
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I use the exact same method.I use a dry 3M heady-duty Scotch Brite pad, rub the probe like using a piece of sandpaper, and it cleans up nicely. I use the same procedure on my meat probes.
What temp do you use to cook your Scotch Brite pads?I use a dry 3M heady-duty Scotch Brite pad, rub the probe like using a piece of sandpaper, and it cleans up nicely. I use the same procedure on my meat probes.
Thanks that's what I used appreciate the inputI use a dry 3M heady-duty Scotch Brite pad, rub the probe like using a piece of sandpaper, and it cleans up nicely. I use the same procedure on my meat probes.
Those might work well for you, but if it’s a safe solvent you’d like to try, acetone should work better.Has anyone found that vinegar or 91% alcohol does a decent job of stripping the smoke/gunk off the RTDs? I am trying to avoid an abrasive but have a pretty decent build up going on.
A clean RTD, is a happy RTD.Just an update. I tried the vinegar and alcohol and didnt even put a dent in it. Even an sos pad didnt do the trick so I ended up having to lightly scrape it clean with a butter knife. No damage though and have a squeaky clean RTD!