— Susanne B

Yeah, those get messy pretty quick. I honestly, you know, I use like it's like a little brush that has a soap kind of thing built into it or brush on a handle. And those are the best way because they tell you not to like submerge them and water, you know, so that's basically what I do is I'll take the brush and get it really wet and then kind of you know, go between all the cracks and nuts and grannies in it, you know, if you're using like the flat one to start out making sure that you're rolling it to be able to get anything that's left over on the inside of that you is really good but a good brush and it's soapy brush it out and get it completely no soap at all and make sure you're brushing it out to be able to get any soap out of it as well and again, Use the crank on the side or if you're using like a KitchenAid version crank the little thing that the KitchenAid turns to be able to get any of the rollers to come up to. So there's nothing being stuck on the inside. That's a tough one though. They're a little hard to clean but a good brush will help you on that.