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Food processors are very useful things but once they've done their work, they have to be cleaned - the container and blades or paddles, at least. Dishwashing is an option but the container can be quite bulky.
But now your kitchen can be a better place with the new BorgCo self cleaning food processor.
The mixing chamber is fabricated from stainless steel and quartz glass. In the body of the unit is a water tank with heater, and reservoirs for detergent, salt and rinse aid. The unit has a permanent connection to a cold water supply and a waste pipe to a drain.
After use, just press the "clean" button and the unit will execute a full wash cycle, leaving itself residue-free and hygienic ready for the next use.
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Self-cleaninf - cleans unto infinity. |
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If you could introduce the concept to home scale brewing equipment I'd get my credit card out right now. |
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You're right, I do want one. |
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<sends hurried email to R&D department> |
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Yep, definite vote from me. Should also apply to
juicers. |
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Anyway, I don't see what the fuss is about. All my food
processors are self-cleaning; indeed, I would fire them
immediately if they were not. |
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//All my food processors are self-cleaning// <imagines cat, looking up from self-cleaning pose, face in "wha!?" expression> |
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