Burnt Oil In a Pan

RE: Burnt Oil In a Pan Post By Carl (Guest Post) (05/04/2008) I know I'm about 2 years late, haha, but I just had the same problem few hours ago. Hope you got the pan clean but I just experimented and found using water about half way up the pan then putting in a bit of bi carb, maybe 1/4 cup, just a rough guess. It is really helpful. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Oil In a Pan Post By Julie Canada (Guest Post) (03/25/2006) you might try putting a new or used fabric softener sheet in the pan and filling to cover the sheet of water and let stand a few hours or overnight... I know it works with stick on food in casserole dishes... good luck or if all else fails, you might want to keep this one for you and buy another one for your friend.... Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Oil In a Pan Post By Jill From Iowa (Guest Post) (03/23/2006) I would suggest trying an oven cleaner. (Like Easy Off.) They are formulated to work through burnt on spills and splatters. Good Luck! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Oil In a Pan Post By Lori (Guest Post) (03/23/2006) Try BAM -- it works wonders on baked-on items and other things. Does a great job of cleaning anything. Reading the cream of tartar response reminded me of a Thrifty Tip I found a long time ago that really works -- cleaning stove burners with cream of tartar and baking soda. You just make a paste and leave it on there to remove the debris. For your purpose, I would probably add a little water and the same ingredients and try heating it. At this stage of your pan, I would try anything!! Mucho good luck for both you - and your girlfriend's pan!! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Oil In a Pan Post By (Guest Post) (03/22/2006) USED RUBBING ALCOHOL WITH HOT WATER WITH DISH SOAP SO YOU WONT SMELL THE ALCOHOL LET SIT OVER NIGHT AND WIPE CLEAN . GOOD LUCK MY BOYFRIEND DID THAT WITH MY NEW PAN TOO OH DID I SCREAM HE BURNED POP CORN AND THE ISOPROPYL RUBBING ALCOHOL WORK,, Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Oil In a Pan Post by adayfromnow (11) | (03/21/2006) Contact My first question was the same as the editors. If it's non-stick, you may actually be trying to remove burnt teflon. If it's actually oil/food, the dishwasher detergent could actually eat thru the teflon if left overnite. (hope it didn't) I'd like to know if the lemon works. If not, I wonder if using oil would work (I wouldn't suggest heating it though! :D). GOOD LUCK! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Oil In a Pan Post by soccer_krazed_loves_red_and_hair (2) | (03/21/2006) Contact ust lemon juice and scrubb and it will conme rite off Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Oil In a Pan Post By LuAnn (Guest Post) (03/21/2006) Fill the pan halfway with water, add 1/4 cup cream of tarter, bring to a boil and let simmer. You should be able to see the burnt particles lifting loose. Clean as usual. Report Spam or Abuse