Burnt Insulated Cookie Sheet
Dee from St. Paul, MN
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RE: Burnt Insulated Cookie Sheet
This is a trick that my grandmother showed me. Anytime you have food stuck on or baked on a pot or pan, you fill the pot or pan with tap water as hot as you can get it, then place a drier sheet in the pot or pan, and let it sit overnight. The drier sheet will "magically" loosen any baked on food. I have tried it, and it works wonderfully.
Post By Misty (Guest Post)
RE: Burnt Insulated Cookie Sheet
I use spray on oven cleaner when my cookie sheets & baking pans start looking bad. I just spray on & let it sit over night.
Post by Jessie -Lou
RE: Burnt Insulated Cookie Sheet
I've done the same as Glenn'sMom above, I use an old washcloth or hand towel, soak it in water and lay it over the burnt area. It will loosen.
I've also put water in the pan and put it back in the oven, the water gets hot as does the pan which makes it easier to remove the burned goop. This works great for stovetop pans as well.
Post by dvg
RE: Burnt Insulated Cookie Sheet
Have you tried the Dawn power disolver spray? I love that stuff! It makes my cookie sheets look like new.
Post by loved1
RE: Burnt Insulated Cookie Sheet
Borax is great for cleaning stuff. Make a paste with your favorite cleaner and scrub. Or try soaking it in the bathtub.
Post by falldowngobump
RE: Burnt Insulated Cookie Sheet
try a 50/50 solution of cream of tartar and white vinegar. i read it somewhere on the net and have been using it like crazy on my pans with old crud on them. they look fabulous. mix it in a custard cup and spread on (use your fingers). let sit for a little bit then scrub with your scrubber of choice. neat trick!
Post by sbaum
RE: Burnt Insulated Cookie Sheet
Sprinkle baking soda on it like cleanser and scrub with a sponge. Baking soda reacts with the carbon in a burnt spot.
Post by Crafty Raven
RE: Burnt Insulated Cookie Sheet
I've soaked a thick cloth (old bath cloth) in whatever I'm using to clean with (usually dishwasher detergent and water) and laid it over the area and tilted it into the sink so water doesn't run all over the place. I let it soak over night and most of the time it comes right off. Sometimes I have to re-wet the cloth and soak longer but not usually.
Post by Glenn'sMom
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