Omg! The Toaster!

[shirleyujest]

I've cleaned my kitchen and utensils and tossed the unusable pantry items, but... the toaster! Must I get rid of that since there's no way to clean it? I mean, if I get electrified that will solve the bloating once and for all but... is there any way besides a new toaster?

[Lisa]

Walmart or similar stores have new toasters for around $10.00. Well worth the investment for me.

[jerseyangel]

I separate toaster for your gluten-free breads is a necessity.

[ang1e0251]

My stubborness about the toaster kept me sick off and on for months. Don't be in denial like me.

[shirleyujest]

I've cleaned my kitchen and utensils and tossed the unusable pantry items, but... the toaster! Must I get rid of that since there's no way to clean it? I mean, if I get electrified that will solve the bloating once and for all but... is there any way besides a new toaster?

Thanks all. You're absolutely right. Ang1e, it's funny I just read your post on another thread where you said you kept getting cc'd at first and I wanted to ask how, then found your post here! I'll get rid of it and get a new one, it's not worth it. It's kindof funny the stuff you overlook though... right under my nose and I'd missed it entirely

[LDJofDenver]

I've cleaned my kitchen and utensils and tossed the unusable pantry items, but... the toaster! Must I get rid of that since there's no way to clean it? I mean, if I get electrified that will solve the bloating once and for all but... is there any way besides a new toaster?

Absolutely get a new toaster.

And for travel, you can buy these toaster sleeves (TOAST-It Bags) to practice "safe toast" at your relatives' or friend's homes. They're handy for that, but not cheap and only last a few toastings, so not practical for every day use at home -- cheaper to by a new toaster.