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What is the proper way to clean out fryolators.
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Contact the company that made it and ask them. Check and see if they have a website.
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Take Johnnys advice try a Yahoo search for
"Fryolator cleaning"

You will find bith some relevant and some non relevant liks.

Either way a good starting point for research.
Maybe some of the greasers will respond with some tips.



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I have never done it, but from what I understand its pretty simple. They heat them up, throw in some tabs and it does all the work for you. I have also heard of them being steam cleaned fairly easily.


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Thanks everyone
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