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Cleaning Rust Residue Off a Circulator

Scott_18151

After doing a 48hr. cook with my circulator I realized that some of the racks (which I thought were stainless) that I used to seperate bags in the bath started to rust. Some of the rust residue has now covered my circulator and I wanted to know what the best method would be of cleaning the rust off. I have run the circulator in vinegar, baking soda and detergent baths and have been able to scrub most off but there are some areas I can't get to. The circulator in question is the Polyscience Pro Chef and are the rational oven detergent or rinse pucks alright to use on this model?

Thanks in advance.

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seijoed

I'd try scrubbing with detergent and one of those Mr. Clean sponges so you don't scrape it.

http://www.cuisinetechnology.com/blog/category/product-care/sous-vide-professional-chef-series-care/

CLR Might help?

Scott_18151

Yeah I will give the clr a try, thanks.