Tips&Tricks | Easy way: How to clean your pasta machine! Quick tutorial!

[@lorelei340]

Thank you so much! I just bought a 2nd hand pasta maker and now I can be confident to cook with perfectly clean equipment! Thank you!!!!

[@jeanh2288]

Thank you so much. I bought a real nice Imperia secondhand but had a little crumbles in it that I could not get out. This made it possible so now I feel like I can use it without contaminating the new dough

[@mikeotten6797]

Superb video! Thank you a million! Pretty steep there during the "Stay Calm" section, trying to get everything to line back up, but finally nailed it and didn't have to buy a new machine. Super jazzed! Thank you for doing such a great job!

[@kellycarroll651]

Great video!!! So helpful 💜💜

[@annewallace3514]

Thank you, Ludmilla for a great tutorial. Really useful and I must be brave and take the plunge to clean my pasta machine.

[@cathyrezba3132]

Thank you! I knew there had to be a way to clean it thoroughly.

[@lourdesarias47]

ISera no

[@tobygrabham6940]

At about 4 minutes you cleaned off all the grease that was applied by the manufacturer to lubricate the rollers, preventing wear and corrosion from moisture.

[@kathyjones274]

Polymer clay can eat stuff up.

[@kathyjones274]

Oh yeah sorry forgot to ask what we can lube with

[@VI-et5wz]

thanks for this video. I completely failed my first fresh pasta attempt with a too moist dough and was wondering how to get this machine back on track as there is dough everywhere ...

[@TheWiseMagpie1]

Thank you sooo much!! I was hoping you made this video!! You made me very happy!!👍💖👍💖👍

[@connierathbun2189]

Thank you very much for this video. I don’t use my machine every day, and mine is the same exact brand as yours about nine months old. I do wipe it down every time I use it. Is there any indication, when it needs a good throw cleaning as you’re are doing in this video?

[@jordanmain]

Do you not have any tips on how to reassemble that other piece??

[@michaelharkey9675]

Nice job, thank you❤

[@SweetyBijouPro]

Thank you!

[@sherenecarroll9360]

Is it possible to use the machine without the casing and the fenders.

[@61nutkin]

I love women who can do these little jobs👍❤

[@rj4901]

I am looking at purchasing a Vintage Deluxe ATLAS PASTA QUEEN Noodle Making Machine by MARCATO but it doesn't appear to have the plastic removable anti friction combs...does that matter? He is selling it for $30 but i want to make sure it will be easy to clean and work properly without the removable combs.

[@TheWildAlexa]

Спасибо!! Наконец то нормальное видео по чистке паста машины,где всё чётко и понятно показано. У меня две машинки уже давно ждут,когда их почистят😁

[@vecasdivine5025]

Thank you for sharing. Much appreciated!☺

[@allisonchavez9113]

Have you put clay through the extended part of the pasta clay machine? Most don't leave it on, but it looks like it would make great strips of clay for Weaving. Can you do a tutorial showing us how to run the clay through that part? Thanks for the thorough cleaning. Jessima tutorials showed how to take the fenders off which I did, but you've showed the blades.

[@marilynl.855]

Hi Ludmila! Thanks so much!!! 🙏😷😷😷❤️

[@screechboi8699]

Sorry but how exactly do you remove the top plates, I think i might have passed it but idk if you show how that’s done in this vid could you give me the time stamp ? Thank you

[@tjbroussard3524]

What about rust and the accessory part? Love the video!

[@SweetyBijouPro]

No rust

[@tjbroussard3524]

@@SweetyBijouPro I mean any tips for cleaning the accessories or the device if it has rust. I'm having to restore because some rust developed in the attachment. Sorry for being unclear. Lol

[@EsteeDarla]

I ruined 5 of my machines doing this it is better to just run translucent threw it a lot of time to help push that back out the way if you need to cause even taking it to others to help put it back together we couldn't never get them back together right and they would roll lump and never would the shift of settings work.

[@beckiabrams1177]

Thank you for sharing this!

[@patriciaweaver7735]

HELLO what pasta machine is this thanks

[@SweetyBijouPro]

This is Atlas150 with electric motor!

[@norcaldata]

Ugh can I just send you mine?? I would be scared to do this!

[@ОксанаСчастливая-ю4ь]

Людмила, спасибо за видео! Очень нужное,я таких подробных на Ютубе не нашла.Свою паста-машину почистила,а собрать не смогла,такое впечатление,что боковины заварены,ничего не раскручивается,и согнулся ограничитель возле регулировки толщины,и я осталась без машины🤦если бы Ваше видео тогда увидела,может,не сломала бы машинку.

[@pogolro8872]

SAan po pwide mag order

[@1tinac]

Thank you.

[@CrixJoki]

THANK YOU!!!! 💜

[@susanhamilton3212]

Brilliant instructions IF your machine is exactly the same but my pasta machine base plate is attached differently and although I took apart the machine fairly easily following your instructions, gave it a good clean, then reassembled it I cannot attach it properly to the base plate again! This is because the screws have to be inserted loosely through the holes from the inside before attaching the side plates, they don't screw from the outside. Then on goes the base plate, on go the feet, and then you have to screw nuts onto the dangling ends of the screws, the exposed end only being about 1/4" long. Because there is nothing holding the screws it's extremely difficult to screw the nuts on without them disappearing back into the machine and you have to detach the side plates, reposition the screws and go through the process again. I finally solved this on the handle side by putting putty on the screw heads to keep them in place. BUT because it's impossible to undo the other side plate (where the gear setter is) the base plate screws have disappeared for ever into the machine, never to be seen again because I can't access them. There is a screw head visible halfway under the gear knob but no screwdriver of mine can reach it. So if you have a machine (mine is "Kitchen Craft" with nuts on the outside holding the feet to the underside of the base plate do NOT attempt this!!! My machine is beautifully clean now but very unstable at the base :(

[@bobicik5743]

thanks, it is usefull :)

[@Lyn4817]

My husband has stabilised the two small outer thin long pins so I no longer have the same problem. He did it by using heat shrink tubing. It still makes life easier without the guards. You may find it easier to use a Multi-purpose T Handle 1/4" Dr. Socket Spinner & Bits Holder+9pc Socket+Adapter, rather what you are using.

[@ninarogers9123]

Даааааа, может придумают машинку, чтоб не мучаться, каждый раз, с чисткой. Саманта показала, что можно вообще снять некоторые детали...

[@ir0nm0nkey123]

What about the other one? Lol

[@DoodleBugLisa]

I don’t wanna watch somebody clean a pasta machine without talking to me. This feels like a complete waste of time.

[@lourdesarias47]

Sera i

[@SharkstoothMom]

Great job, but...Really? That'd keep me from buying one.

[@SweetyBijouPro]

If you are looking for the pasta machine for your polymer clay art, I have a solution for you, to not be bothered with all that moves to clean, as I found the best pasta machine))) as for me! Let me know!

[@zachboy6763]

NOT EASY.

[@AdamHammel]

This comment is weak. This is easy. Hard is re-assembling an engine or transmission well, with heavy emphasis on the well.

[@SweetyBijouPro]

Ahaha!! 100%!))))

[@jordanmain]

I had to clean it for a a religious reason and well I didn’t pay attention.

[@lennycook206]

Disgusting things

[@daytonpyro]

this music.. ughhh

[@JoeM505]

Is this a joke. This thing is way more trouble than it is worth.

[@markbusch1252]

Weird English

[@SweetyBijouPro]

Ой да ладно! Уж по лучше чем ваш русский;)

[@fannylu2u707]

Thanks for the instruction, Ludmilla...BUT.... why not just let the MAN that was coaching you do the video? At frame :55 we can see his reflection over-watching you reflected clearly in the metal of your machine and at frame 1:00 his hand appears. While you're great with clay, anyone that's handy with tools can tell that CLAY is your forte, not "pretending" to disassemble and reassemble a pasta machine. Just think what a great clay artist you are and you needed mechanical assistance. You should not encourage other clayers to take on a task that they may fail by pretending you did it all by yourself. BE HONEST!

[@bbrenlo]

Girl...be quiet.

[@MikaelaAryanna]

Stacey, you’re spending too much of your time judging the people who are just trying to help others. It would be one thing if she was doing a video completely unrelated to her craft(which I still don’t see a problem with), but she’s doing a video on a tool commonly used for clay. Also, if she has to do this often, then she’s smart to learn how to do it herself rather than wait on someone else. Does it really matter if the man did it or not? Did you get what you needed from the video?