Notice: This cotton candy machine is intended for children aged 8 years and older and should be accompanied by an adult. Cotton candy is made of sugar that's been turned into lots of tiny strands. A cotton candy machine does this by melting the sugar in a spinning chamber in the center, which flings out threads of liquid sugar that rapidly cool into cottony fibers. Cotton Candy Maker Feature: √ A simple and fun cotton candy machine that children can use. √ Sufficient for a family reunion or when inviting a few friends. √ A high-end and efficient machine equipped with a large sugar tank. √ A spoon of sugar can make a mini cotton candy. √ 400W large power for persistent and productions. √ Food-Grade material for your health. Specifications: Material: PP + Stainless steel Color: White Product Size: 9.84 x 7.67 x 7.87 inch (L x W x H) Package Includes: 1 x Cotton Candy Machine 1 x User Manuel 1 x Sugar Scoop A Bundle of Bamboo Sticks Before making the marshmallows, make sure you find and remove the ‘sugar tray’ from bottom of the machine first, and then install and PRESS DOWN HARD. How to Make Cotton Candy? Turn on the switch. Allow 2-3 minutes to warm up.Then, turn off the switch.Add half scoop of floss sugar in the center of the sugar bin when the bin stops spinning.Turn on the switch again.After 1~2 minutes, the machine will produce the candy webs, use a stick or cone to move horizontally from side to side while rotating it.Finish. It sounds more complicated than it really is. Once you get some practice with the technique, you can try making multicolored creations or fun shapes, too. To Clean the Equipment How to Clean the Equipment? Step 1: Please remove all accessories before cleaning.Step 2: Use a hard object such as a spoon, to tap the inside of the machine, so the solidified sugar adherent to the inner wall can be broken and taken out.Step 3: Wipe off stains in other accessories with a cloth dipped in warm water. With melted sugar being flung everywhere, cotton candy makers can get pretty sticky and messy. On the other hand, melted sugar is easy to clean up with warm water. No matter what machine you're using, it's helpful to let it run for a minute or so after you're done making candy to melt and clear out any excess sugar. After that, shut it off, unplug it, and wait for it to cool completely. Then you'll want to remove the bowl and any other pieces that disassemble. (Check the manual for instructions on doing that.) To clean any removable parts, you can just scrub with a damp cloth or sponge, or soak in hot water to dissolve any residual sugar. Some models have dishwasher-safe pieces, but you should only use the dishwasher if your manual specifically allows it. Make sure to wipe down the exterior of the machine and any plastic guards, too. As with all electrical appliances, you should never submerge the motor or anything connected to the plug in liquid; consult the directions for tips on cleaning more delicate parts. After every use, no matter what. If you let a sugar-coated machine sit around for days, you're likely to attract mold or even ants. You should also make sure everything is completely dry before you reassemble your machine, as moisture can lead to rust. To Clean the Equipment How to Clean the Equipment? Step 1: Please remove all accessories before cleaning.Step 2: Use a hard object such as a spoon, to tap the inside of the machine, so the solidified sugar adherent to the inner wall can be broken and taken out.Step 3: Wipe off stains in other accessories with a cloth dipped in warm water. With melted sugar being flung everywhere, cotton candy makers can get pretty sticky and messy. On the other hand, melted sugar is easy to clean up with warm water. No matter what machine you're using, it's helpful to let it run for a minute or so after you're done making candy to melt and clear out any excess sugar. After that, shut it off, unplug it, and wait for it to cool completely. Then you'll want to remove the bowl and any other pieces that disassemble. (Check the manual for instructions on doing that.) To clean any removable parts, you can just scrub with a damp cloth or sponge, or soak in hot water to dissolve any residual sugar. Some models have dishwasher-safe pieces, but you should only use the dishwasher if your manual specifically allows it. Make sure to wipe down the exterior of the machine and any plastic guards, too. As with all electrical appliances, you should never submerge the motor or anything connected to the plug in liquid; consult the directions for tips on cleaning more delicate parts. After every use, no matter what. If you let a sugar-coated machine sit around for days, you're likely to attract mold or even ants. You should also make sure everything is completely dry before you reassemble your machine, as moisture can lead to rust. The user-friendly clear rim doubles as a protective cover, making it easy for kids to see the marshmallows being made. The compact design can be easily placed on any countertop or tabletop. This small cotton candy maker is versatile enough to make both hard and flossing candies. Try fun combinations to create fluffy marshmallow cones that the whole family can enjoy.