Guide

Yes, you can clean a KitchenAid oven door glass safely using mild cleaners, soft tools, and cool-down steps.

Kitchen Aid pasta rollers stay in shape with dry brushing, dried-dough removal, and light oil—never use water or a dishwasher.

Use the brush to clear dried dough, tap gently, air-dry, and never immerse or dishwash a KitchenAid pasta cutter.

To clean a KitchenAid pasta roller and cutters, air-dry, brush out dried dough, never wash or submerge, and oil the end gears lightly.

Clean and sanitize the KitchenAid grinder after each use to protect flavor, safety, and performance.

Clean a KitchenAid oven door with soap first, then a safe degreaser; remove the door to reach between panes and skip abrasives.

Kitchen Aid oven cleaning uses safe prep, the right cycle, and gentle scrubs to lift grease without harming parts.

Unplug, wash removable parts, wipe the body, clear crevices, and dry fully; deep clean your KitchenAid stand mixer monthly.

Clean removable parts after each brew and descale every 1–3 months with a descaling solution, then run two rinse cycles.

Cleaning a KitchenAid appliance is simple: unplug, wipe the body, wash parts safely, dry fully, and set a steady care schedule.