Basic tips on how to properly wash a blender

The blender is a super essential appliance in the kitchen. Thanks to its versatility, it can be used in many types of recipes without having to resort to special attachments or tools. Extend the life of your blender by cleaning it properly. Here are the steps you should follow to clean your blender well:Add liquid soap and start the blender: Fill the blender jar with warm water up to one third and add a splash of dish detergent. Blend for about 30 seconds and then empty the jar. This will help you remove any residues left in the blender more effectively.Remove the bladesIf you want to thoroughly remove food residues, you need to carefully disassemble the blender. This will allow you to clean the bottom of the jar without the risk of cutting yourself.Wash the jar after useWhen you rinse the blender jar immediately after using it, it's easier to remove all food residues.Soak itIf some time has passed and it's not easy to wash the jar, it's best to let it soak. Similarly, if you blended something that left an unpleasant smell (like garlic or onion), fill the jar with warm water and baking soda. This will help eliminate the bad odor.Clean the base with a damp clothDon’t forget to clean the base of the blender. Before you start, unplug it. Use a damp cloth (not soaking wet) to wipe away any stains or drips that may have been left. If there are any food residues stuck, use a scrubber with detergent and gently scrub.Disassemble the lidNowadays, most blender lids have a section that can be removed to add more food while blending without fear of splashes. Remember to clean each part of the lid separately to avoid food residue buildup.Let it dryThis is super important: before using your blender again, make sure the jar is completely dry. If not, you could damage your appliance.Do you need excuses to use your blender? These recipes can be prepared in no time with the help of your blender, and best of all, you can BUY A KIWILIMÓN BLENDERFerrero GelatinDelicious Mushroom Cream