At EH Clean, Inc., we’ve seen plenty of cleaning hacks make the rounds on social media—from vinegar volcanoes to lemon microwaves. One of the latest trends? Using ice to clean grease off a hot waffle maker. It’s dramatic, it’s steamy, and it claims to make cleaning easier.
But does it actually work? And more importantly, is it safe?
Let’s take a closer look.
The idea is simple:
It looks satisfying in videos—but as cleaning professionals, we have a few words of caution.
Even a little moisture in the wrong place can cause a big problem.
Want to clean your waffle maker the right way? Here’s how we do it—no viral tricks required:
Step-by-Step Cleaning:
Never submerge the appliance, and avoid using metal tools or abrasive scrubbers.
If you operate a café, food truck, or hotel breakfast bar, chances are your waffle irons take a beating. Built-up grease can become a health risk—not to mention a fire hazard.
Let EH Clean, Inc. handle your:
We know how to clean commercial appliances safely, thoroughly, and in compliance with health regulations.
Sure, it’s flashy. But using ice to clean grease off a waffle maker is more sizzle than substance. It might feel effective in the moment, but it can do more harm than good—and it won’t actually break down stubborn grease.
For long-lasting results, stick with safe cleaning products and proven methods. And when in doubt, call in the pros.
Contact EH Clean, Inc. today for professional residential and commercial cleaning services that go beyond the surface. Click here to request an estimate
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06/06/2025
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