Cleaning a moldy Ninja Blender so it is again safe for use?
I have a ninja blender that was left in the fridge for too long and has a mold problem.
When I found it, I washed it with piping hot water heated by our gas water heater. I've read some other places you have to use bleach and then let it dry out; but I want to know what to do for sure, so I'm asking the question here.
Best Answer
Bleach is safe to use, rinse well and air dry. I would be sure to use diluted bleach so as not to damage any rubber parts. You can also use vinegar but it will not remove stains as bleach does.
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How do you get mold out of a ninja blender?
Using Distilled White Vinegar White vinegar is great for cleaning a Ninja blender. Pour a cup of vinegar and two cups of water into your pitcher. Pulse this cleaning mixture so it coats every inch of the blender. Then let it sit for a few minutes or a few hours.How do I disinfect moldy blender?
Rather than using lemon juice, use 3/4 cup white vinegar and 1/4 cup baking soda, along with about 1/4 cup water. Add this to the blender jar, and blend on high speed for about 30 seconds. Remove the jar from the base and use a soft sponge or cloth to clean the interior, rinse well and dry.How do I get rid of black mold in my blender?
Simply combine 1 cup of white vinegar with \xbc cup of baking soda inside your blender. It will fizz up to the top, so keep an eye out to ensure it doesn't overflow! Once the fizzing has gone down, add 2 cups of hot water. Place the lid securely on your blender and return it to the base.How do you disinfect a blender?
For the best results, fill your blender jar with equal parts water and baking soda first. Turn on the blender for a couple of seconds, discard the solution, then add your warm water and soap. The extra step may take more than 30 seconds, but if you have crusted pancake batter all over your blender, it's worth it.Nutri Ninja Pro Juicing Blender, You've Been Cleaning It All Wrong, Beware!
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