While blender vessels and attachments need the most thorough cleaning, don’t neglect to clean your blender base, too. After all, it’s a high-touch surface in your kitchen that can also harbor ...

If you do this each time you use your blender, you shouldn't need to deep-clean and scrub it every time. Note: Some blenders have a cleaning preset that you should use each time you run it in the ...

"My favorite way to clean the blender is to whirl it with dish soap and water as soon as you're finished using it," Natalie Wise, cleaning expert and author of " The Modern Organic Home: 100+ DIY ...

4. Clean the blender Fill the blender halfway with hot water from the kettle or tap, and add a few drops of dish soap. Don’t be too enthusiastic about the soap — you’ll find out why soon.

Remove any detachable parts, such as the lid and base. Wash the blender jar, lid, and collar parts in hot, soapy water. Mind the sharp blades, and use a soft-bristled scrub brush to clean them.

Fill the blender jar up halfway with hot water combined with 3/4 cup white vinegar and 1/4 cup baking soda. Put the lid back on, blend for 20-30 seconds, then dump the mixture into the sink.

If your blender has a plastic jug or cup, you may notice it starts to turn cloudy over time. This residue has been left behind by hard water and mineral-rich foods and can be difficult to remove.