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4. Never use metal scoops with sharp edges.
5. To remove foods, use heat-resistant plastic kitchen utensils, such as a pancake
blade, spatula, etc.
6. The cooking tray must be cleaned regularly between cooking processes to avoid
burning of food residues. Follow indications provided in subsequent section.
Cleaning
ATTENTION!
For cleaning, do not use any pointed implements nor metal objects, such
as knives, forks, etc. These implements can damage the coating.
For cleaning, do not use any scouring agents containing solvents nor
corrosive cleaning agents. Such agents can damage the surface of the
cooking tray.
1. Leave the cooking tray to cool down after use.
2. Use a paper towel to remove food residues from the cooking tray.
3. Clean the cooking tray immediately after use, under warm running water and
with the use of a soft cloth or sponge. Use a mild cleaning agent when required.
4. Rinse the cooking tray with fresh water.
5. Dry the cooking tray thoroughly afterwards.
6. Rub the cooking tray from the inside with a small amount of cooking oil.