How to Clean a Milk Frother
How to Clean a Milk Frother
Cleaning a milk frother is a fairly simple process. You’ll start by taking the milk frother apart, then use warm water and soap to clean the inside and outside..
It’s important to keep your Espresso Machine and Automatic Milk Frother clean for the perfect brew every time. Regularly flush out the Milk Frother and hose with clean water. Be sure to also gently remove, wash and dry the included accessories and removable components..
Clean your KitchenAid® Milk Frother Attachment by removing all containers and small components, then washing, drying and reassembling the milk frother attachment pieces. Follow the steps below to get started.
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