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• Never use extra fine granulated or “free flowing” sugars in your cotton candy
maker. These sugars will clog the extractor head.
• When collecting cotton candy, rest the cone against the flossing rim while you
turn it. This will help collect candy without touching the extractor head.
• The Cotton Candy maker must be preheated for a minimum of five minutes
before use. If it is not preheated, the sugar will not melt and your extractor head
will clog.
• Clean the cotton candy maker after 2 or 3 cycles to keep the extractor head
from clogging and to ensure optimal results. If extractor head is not cleaned
every couple cycles, it will stop producing floss and results will be poor.
• Between cycles, use a cone or wooden spoon to push any unspun sugar down
into the collection bowl. This will prevent the cotton candy getting stuck along
the rim before it can be collected.
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1. When done making cotton candy, or to clean between batches, unplug the
cotton candy maker and let it cool for 15 minutes.
2. Remove extractor head and soak in hot, soapy water. Rinse and spin by
hand to remove as much water as possible, towel dry exterior. If necessary,
use a dish cloth to remove any sugar stuck on the extractor head. Do not
use any abrasive scrubbers, as damage to the finish may occur.
3. With dry hands, plug appliance into wall outlet, place extractor head back
on heating base, set the “ON/OFF” switch to “ON” ( l ), and let spin for 15-
20 seconds. Set the “ON/OFF” switch to “OFF” ( O ), unplug, and remove
extractor head again, towel dry exterior and set aside. This removes most
excess water from inside the extractor head.
4. Remove the bowl assembly from the heating base. Wash in warm, soapy
water, rinse and dry thoroughly. Reassemble appliance. Bowl assembly
parts can be washed in a dishwasher, top rack only. Do not place the
extractor head in the dishwasher. Do not place the heating base in water or
any other liquid.
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