Cleaning > DishesJune 28, 2010

Use Dish Soap on Outside Of Campfire Pans

When camping and cooking over the campfire, rub liquid dish soap on the outside of the pans. During cleanup the soot from the fire will wipe right off and not ruin your pans.

Source: Learned at Girl Scout camp 45 years ago!

By Tracey from Santa Rosa Beach, FL

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(Archived Jun 28, 2010)Remove Soot from Pots and Pans

Tip: Remove Soot from Pots and Pans

Have you ever used your cooking pots and pans over an open fire, knowing they were going to get blackened with soot?
My tip is: On dry exterior, take liquid dish soap and coat the bottom and sides. When it comes time to wash them, the soot washes right off.

Gladys

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