How Do You Clean A Cotton Candy Machine?
Renting a cotton candy machine can be a fun and easy way to add something extra to your next birthday party or fundraiser. They’re simple to use, inexpensive to operate, and the fluffy candy it produces is enjoyed by children of all ages. But when the party’s over, someone’s going to have to clean up the mess. Luckily, cleaning a cotton candy machine is a breeze. Turn on the cotton candy machine and turn the heat to the highest setting. Any excess sugar will melt and be blown to the sides of the machine. Gather the extra cotton candy on a cone or stick, collecting the fluff until all of the extra sugar is gone. Don’t wait to gather the candy, or it will accumulate around the machine’s spinner head, in the center of the cotton candy maker. Watch the spinner head closely. If sugar begins to build up around the mechanism, turn off the machine. Wait 5 minutes, allowing the machine to cool slightly. Gently pull any spun sugar from the spinner head. Repeat this process until all of the sugar
