Just went down the aliexpress rabbit hole again. Theres really everythinf for some of really niche things that i wouldnt ever buy, but some things really do look appealing. I wonder what do you guys use daily thats worth lets say under $20

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    Rinse after use, then its a matter of wiping down in hot soapy water.

    Never let the debris dry in the food processor or you’re gonna have a bad time. Same with blenders.

    If you can’t reach the crevices you can also run it with warm (not hot) soapy water to clean the crevices.

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        Those little brushes they make for cleaning straws have so many other uses, I swear.

        Edit: just realized you said “bottle” and not “little,” sorry about that lol

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                They’ve fooled me again! When will I ever learn? .⁠·⁠´⁠¯⁠⁠(⁠>⁠▂⁠<⁠)⁠´⁠¯⁠⁠·⁠.

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                  They’re insidiously clever. It’s not your fault. Better humans than yourself have gone their whole lives assuming those fuzzy bendy things were just for preschool craft projects. 🤷🏼‍♂️

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      Yeah, if you can’t soak it, get that food off before it dries. This is why I prefer kitchen tools that you can take apart. I replaced my Foreman grill with a griddle with removable plates and love it, even though the Foreman had a bit more cooking area. Plus I got waffle plates and also got rid of the waffle maker that I rarely used because it was such a pain to clean if you ever overestimated how much batter it needed.