How do I clean a grater?

>>8430726
Dish brush or use a toothbrush if you dont have one

>>8430735
I don't know why that didn't occur to me previously. Thanks.

Grate a soap

>>8430726
very carefully

Why don't YOU tell US how YOU clean a grater?

>>8430726
lick it clean, rinse.

>>8430746

this. then grate water to wash out the soap and finish with an air grate to dry.

>>8431141
Why don't YOU suck my DICK?

>>8431141
Bady which is why I was asking .

Let the water pour from inside the grater and out the holes.

Fill it up with water and then clean it with a sponge

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Use one of these fuckers.

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They are a bitch to clean, to the point I usually just buy pre-shredded.
I know, sawdust. But fuck I like convenience and I enjoy my free time saved from washing a damn cheese grater.
Is there anything wrong with pre-sliced cheese? Or is that coated in cellulose too? I dont mean the individually wrapped process shit, more like pic related. Slices work as well as shreds in a lot of applications.

scrub it from the inside with warm, soapy water—then scrub the side you used in one direction (with the grain).

I never bother, I just brush the bits if cheese off so I don't get star cheese in my next meal. I clean it once every 5-10 uses.

>>8431873
> anything wrong
nothing, if you're a pleb
also there are many sorts of cheese which cannot be pre-sliced.

I put mine in the toilet, flush multiple times and pour alcohol all over it. It seems to work as I am still alive.

>>8430746
Goddammit you beat me to it.