A number of deep fat fryers come equipped with one cooking basket, while the larger and more versatile models often come with two or three mesh baskets. No matter what the size of the unit, you need to be able to meet the needs of your fried food loving family and friends. If you want to be stylish while whipping up your next batch of fried foods then a stainless steel model is really the only way to go. There seems to be an appealing quality to the glistening shine of a stainless steel deep fryer that attracts and holds folk’s attention. The shimmering beauty of the exterior that is clad in stainless steel can even give them a bit of sex appeal and grabs the attention, but also demand the admiration of both men and women alike.
Whatever the reason, men particularly enjoy the beauty of a stainless steel fryer and how the stainless sheath seems to flow around the unit, embracing it like fluid water. Most men think of stainless steel cooking appliances as being less feminine and are inclined to feel more at home in front of a stainless steel barbecue or deep fryer.
Women on the other hand appear to take pleasure in the sleek sophistication and simple beauty that stainless steel electric fryers evoke. These units also give their owners, both male and female, a feeling of having the best and the finest appliance that can be considered nothing less than a professional deep fryer, regardless of the size of the unit.
Both men and women enjoy the aesthetic appeal and pride of ownership of a stainless steel fryer, yet when the deep fryer oil starts to coat the fine exterior, the sleek and sexy appearance starts to fade away. When this inevitable situation occurs, folks start to scramble to learn how to save the unit from ending up with the look of dirty, dingy, average-looking appliances. Fortunately, there are some quick and easy solutions that can be used with all stainless steel appliances to restore their eye-catching shine and lustre.
Whether you are cleaning your deep fryer or any other stainless steel appliance, one thing you should avoid at all costs is any type of abrasive scouring pad, such as steel wool. The same applies to the use of any abrasive cleaner, such as a dry detergent. Any form of abrasive will scratch and mar the surface and ruin its lustrous shine and beauty.
As an alternative, when it is time to clean your stainless steel appliance, start with a nice, soft cloth and a gentle dish detergent that is formulated for removing oil and grease. Put a little of the detergent on the cloth and rub onto the area that needs to be cleaned.
Let the unit stand for approximately ten minutes after it has been fully coated with the detergent and be sure to put some paper towels down underneath so that the oily drippings are captured. After about ten minutes, use another clean cloth that has been dipped in clean, hot water and use it to remove the remaining soap and oil from the exterior of your stainless steel deep fryer. Finally, dry the unit with another soft cloth and it will be back to its sparkling best.