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I left mine in the boiling solution for about a minute – manageable since the filters are so small. If you have larger filters, you may need to clean them in half.
After extraction, it is amazing to see the fat filters transformed into a brand new state. Knowing these clean filters are on top of my food while I’m cooking brings peace of mind. Plus, removing that grease and grime can help reduce unwanted cooking odors.
For subsequent filters, I reused the water in the bowl, just adding more baking soda to keep the fizz going. The end result was sparkling clean filters!
Although your pot may look a little dirty afterwards, it is relatively easy to clean. When it comes to wastewater disposal, I suggest disposing of it in a remote area of your garden, out of reach of pets or children. This is to prevent greasy water from coating your pipes or harming the environment.
This is it! This process took less than 10 minutes from start to finish. I hope you find it as effective and simple as I do!
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