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Absorption of Prohibition in a Toaster

Question

I have a toaster with removable plates, I use it for dairy with yellow cheese, etc. By mistake, it was used for a toast with meat. Can I continue to use it with plates that were not prohibited?

Answer

Shalom Rav,

It is permitted to use the device with other plates. The body of the device does not absorb what is between the plates.

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