Easy-Clean Sandwich Maker With Removable Drip Tray UB828F

Storing the Easy-Clean Sandwich Maker With Removable Drip Tray UB828F when not in use is relatively simple. 
Ensure it's Completely Cooled: Before storing the sandwich maker, make sure it has completely cooled down. Attempting to store it while still hot can be hazardous and may damage nearby items.
Clean the Sandwich Maker: After each use, it's essential to clean the sandwich maker thoroughly. Remove any food debris, grease, or oil from the cooking plates and the removable drip tray. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for cleaning the appliance.
Dry it Thoroughly: After cleaning, ensure that the sandwich maker and the removable drip tray are completely dry. Moisture left inside the appliance can lead to mold or rust.
Fold the Sandwich Maker: If your sandwich maker has a folding mechanism, fold it up to save space. This also helps protect the cooking plates from damage.
Store in a Dry Place: Store the sandwich maker in a dry place to prevent moisture buildup and rust. A cabinet or pantry is an ideal location, but ensure it's not too cramped to avoid damage to the appliance.
Protect the Power Cord: If the sandwich maker has a power cord, neatly wrap it around the appliance or use a cord organizer to prevent it from tangling or getting damaged.
Avoid Heavy Items: Do not stack heavy items on top of the sandwich maker, as this could damage the appliance or its components.
Keep it Accessible: While storing it away is essential to keep your kitchen organized, ensure it's still easily accessible for when you need to use it again. Placing it within reach will encourage you to use it more frequently.

Using the Easy-Clean Sandwich Maker With Removable Drip Tray UB828F is straightforward. Here's a step-by-step guide:
Preheat the Sandwich Maker: Plug in the sandwich maker and allow it to preheat according to the manufacturer's instructions. Most sandwich makers will have indicator lights that signal when the unit is heated and ready to use.
Prepare Your Ingredients: While the sandwich maker is heating up, prepare your sandwich ingredients. This could include bread, cheese, deli meats, vegetables, spreads, and any other fillings you desire.
Assemble Your Sandwich: Place your desired ingredients between two slices of bread or any other preferred base for your sandwich.
Spray or Brush Oil (if necessary): Depending on your preference and the type of sandwich you're making, you may want to lightly brush or spray the cooking plates with oil to prevent sticking. This step is usually not necessary if the sandwich maker has non-stick plates.
Place the Sandwich in the Maker: Open the sandwich maker and place your assembled sandwich onto the bottom cooking plate.
Close the Lid: Carefully close the lid of the sandwich maker, pressing down gently to ensure even cooking.
Cook the Sandwich: Allow the sandwich to cook according to the manufacturer's instructions. Cooking times may vary depending on the type and thickness of your sandwich and the temperature of the sandwich maker.
Remove the Sandwich: Once the sandwich is cooked to your liking and has achieved the desired level of crispness, carefully open the lid and use a spatula to remove the sandwich from the sandwich maker.
Clean Up: After you've finished cooking, unplug the sandwich maker and allow it to cool completely. Once cooled, remove the drip tray and wash it along with the cooking plates according to the manufacturer's instructions. Some sandwich makers have removable plates that are dishwasher safe for easy cleaning.
Store: Once cleaned and dried, store the sandwich maker in a dry place until next use.