How to Get Cooked-On Grease off Pans?
Kacie from Magnolia, TX
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RE: How to Get Cooked-On Grease off Pans?
The navy uses coke to clean ovens. I'd try that rather than elbow grease and powders.
I'd leave it on the grease overnight, rinse and/or repeat the next day.
Post by lyndagayle62
RE: How to Get Cooked-On Grease off Pans?
For starters, as another poster said....NEVER use Pam. It leaves a build up. I suspect this is what is actually on your pans, not grease.
However, if you have burnt on residue, Bon Ami is a wonderful product (similar to Barkeeper's Friend which is what I used to use until my cleaning lady recommended Bon Ami). This will not scratch....I use it on my stainless steel appliances for cleaning instead of the stuff recommended.
Good luck.
Post by tnsink
RE: How to Get Cooked-On Grease off Pans?
This works everytime. I fill the bottom of the pan with about one to two inches of water and dawn dish liquid. I then bake it for about 15 minutes at 350*. I take it out let it sit for about 5 minutes and then wipe off anything that is burnt on.
Post by bina2j
RE: How to Get Cooked-On Grease off Pans?
Biological washing powder, the pure sort and hot water....soak over night and Bob's your uncle! popet UK
Post by popet
RE: How to Get Cooked-On Grease off Pans?
I read on here to use Mr. Clean eraser and yes I know it says not to use on stainless steel but I had burnt food and tried evrything. I did try the eraser and it worked like a charm. Use it as a last resort. I figured if it didnt work I would have to throw it away. But it did work.
Post by castleberrycc
RE: How to Get Cooked-On Grease off Pans?
If your pan is stainless steel, there's no hope in hell to get the grease off.
Diletta
Post by Anonymous
RE: How to Get Cooked-On Grease off Pans?
Used coffee grounds mixed with water and left on overnight usually loosen the worst grease, baked on food and, unfortunatly, burnt food.
Post by yarnlady
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