Is this griddle submursable null

I wouldn’t try to use it underwater but you can clean it no problem if it’s not plugged in!!! :)

No it is not. You have to wash it by cleaning it at a slant in the sink. Wouldn't recommend ever submursing this item

No, it’s not and not microwave safe.

No do not submerse the whole griddle in water. Just wash with warm soapy water rinse and dry

The griddle is submersible but the cord is not.

Yes as long as you take off the power plug.

Yes, there are no moving parts, just be sure to unplug it before you submerse it. The cord is not submersible.

“Is this griddle submursable”

This question is for: Bella - 10.5" x 20" Ceramic Copper Titanium Electric Griddle - Black

Asked by sassie 6 years ago

I wouldn’t try to use it underwater but you can clean it no problem if it’s not plugged in!!! :)
Answered by Jeshua 6 years ago
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No it is not. You have to wash it by cleaning it at a slant in the sink. Wouldn't recommend ever submursing this item
Answered by Rocky10473 6 years ago
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No, just the griddle plate.
Answered by Grantorino72 5 years ago
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No, it’s not and not microwave safe.
Answered by Sam727 5 years ago
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Yes it submerses
Answered by Denise 5 years ago
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No do not submerse the whole griddle in water. Just wash with warm soapy water rinse and dry
Answered by Disappointed2 5 years ago
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The griddle is submersible but the cord is not.
Answered by rzpalmer 6 years ago
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Yes
Answered by JohnnyNurd 6 years ago
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Yes as long as you take off the power plug.
Answered by Jodypadody 6 years ago
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Yes, there are no moving parts, just be sure to unplug it before you submerse it. The cord is not submersible.
Answered by TXShopper 6 years ago
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