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Care

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WoodMire

Looking afterThe Rectangular Liner

Your liner is made for regular use, and a little care goes a long way.

Before first use

  • Wash it in warm, soapy water and let it dry.

Every time you cook

  • Place the liner in the basket, then add your food.
  • Cook as you normally would, up to 230°C.

Afterwards

  • Let it cool for a few minutes, then lift it out by the handles.
  • Clean it in the dishwasher, or by hand in warm, soapy water.
  • For anything stubborn, leave it to soak for a little while first.

Putting it away

  • Make sure it is clean and completely dry.
  • Liners of the same shape nest inside one another, so they take up very little room.

Worth knowing

  • Silicone or wooden utensils keep the surface in good condition.
  • Keep it away from open flames and direct contact with heating elements.

Thank you for choosing WoodMire. We hope this one earns its place in your kitchen for years to come.

Made for the kitchen.

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Looking afterThe Circular Liner

Your liner is made for regular use, and a little care goes a long way.

Before first use

  • Wash it in warm, soapy water and let it dry.

Every time you cook

  • Place the liner in the basket, then add your food.
  • Cook as you normally would, up to 230°C.

Afterwards

  • Let it cool for a few minutes, then lift it out by the handles.
  • Clean it in the dishwasher, or by hand in warm, soapy water.
  • For anything stubborn, leave it to soak for a little while first.

Putting it away

  • Make sure it is clean and completely dry.
  • Liners of the same shape nest inside one another, so they take up very little room.

Worth knowing

  • Silicone or wooden utensils keep the surface in good condition.
  • Keep it away from open flames and direct contact with heating elements.

Thank you for choosing WoodMire. We hope this one earns its place in your kitchen for years to come.

Made for the kitchen.

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Looking afterThe Scourer

Made for the hard jobs. A little care keeps each one working for longer.

Before you start

  • Open one scourer at a time and keep the rest in their wrapping.

Using it

  • Use it with warm water and a little washing-up liquid.
  • It is made for stainless steel, cast iron and ovenware.
  • Gloves are a good idea for long jobs or sensitive hands.

Not for

  • Non-stick pans. Steel will scratch them.
  • Enamel, glass and ceramic hobs, and anything coated, painted or polished.

Afterwards

  • Rinse and dry it after each use, and keep it somewhere dry.
  • Steel lasts a long time when it is not left sitting wet.

When to replace it

  • Replace it when the strands start to flatten out.

Thank you for choosing WoodMire. We hope this one earns its place in your kitchen for years to come.

Made for the kitchen.

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