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3 Ways to Clean a Nutribullet

By Matthew Lynch
January 24, 2024
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A Nutribullet can make your life easier by preparing delicious and healthy smoothies within minutes. However, it’s vital to clean the appliance properly to maintain its functionality and hygiene. Here are three effective ways to clean your Nutribullet.

1. Regular Cleaning

Regular cleaning is essential for maintaining the performance and longevity of your Nutribullet. Follow these steps for a quick and effortless cleaning routine:

– Unplug the device and disassemble the parts, including the blade assembly, cup, and lid.

– Rinse each part under warm water. Use a mild soap if necessary to remove any residue or stuck particles.

– Use a soft sponge or dish cloth to gently scrub the parts, ensuring that any buildup is removed.

– Thoroughly rinse each component with water, making sure all soap is washed away.

– Before reassembling your Nutribullet, let all parts dry completely on a clean towel or drying rack.

2. Deep Cleaning

If your Nutribullet has stubborn stains or a lingering odor, it needs a thorough deep cleaning. Here’s how to do it:

– Begin by following Steps 1–4 from the regular cleaning method mentioned above.

– Fill the cup halfway with warm water and add one or two drops of dish soap.

– Screw on the blade assembly without any other ingredients in the cup. Attach it to your Nutribullet base and let it run for 20–30 seconds.

– Detach the cup from the base and unscrew the blade assembly. Rinse all parts thoroughly under warm water until all soap residue is removed.

– Dry each part using a clean cloth or air-dry on a rack before reassembling.

3. Blade Cleaning

The blades of your Nutribullet require special attention to keep them sharp and efficient. Here’s how to maintain them:

– Carefully unscrew and separate the blades from the Nutribullet cup.

– Use a small brush (e.g., an old toothbrush) to clean any residue or buildup between the blades. If necessary, use a combination of warm water and mild soap.

– Rinse the blade assembly thoroughly under warm water until all soap and residue is removed.

– Dry the blade assembly thoroughly with a clean cloth or place it on a drying rack, ensuring that no moisture remains before storing it away or reassembling the appliance.

By following these three methods, you can keep your Nutribullet in peak condition, ensuring long-lasting performance and enjoy fresh, hygienic smoothies every time.

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