Burnt Pots

RE: Burnt Pots By Victoria (Guest Post) Skip the vinegar! Try boiling dishwashing detergent with water. That worked wonders for me. Posted on 12/16/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Pots By Victoria (Guest Post) Skip the vinegar! Try boiling dishwashing detergent with water. That worked wonders for me. Posted on 12/16/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse Remove Burned On Food On Pots And Pans By ThriftyFun (3107) Profile Blog! Contact Place water in pot or pan that has the burned on food stuck to it. Use enough water to cover the food, bring to a rapid boil, scrape food off easily with a spatula. Job done. By Daisy Posted on 01/22/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Pots By LaniJimB1 (4) Contact I have used the trick of putting dish washer detergent in the pot or pan with hot water and letting it sit in the sink overnight. If it's not too badly burned, this works. If it's very badly burned...a second time and some steel wool usually brings it back to almost new looking. Since you wash your dishes in this detergent, it is completely safe. Posted on 01/16/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Pots By Suzanne S. (170) Contact I'm not trying to sound like a smarty (which is actually a first in my case ;) but isn't it dangerous to put bleach or the cleaner chemicals from dryer sheets onto a surface you place your food on? Wouldn't they transfer to whatever you cook in there next? You figure they would have to penetrate a pourous surface in order to release the burnt material and therefore would have permeated the remaining underlayers. Won't you get sick? I'm not sure but be careful just in case or ask a doctor to make sure your not inadvertantly damaging yourselves. Good luck and good health. Posted on 01/15/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse Scorched Pans By ThriftyFun (3107) Profile Blog! Contact Put a used fabric softener dryer sheet in the pan filled with water. Let sit overnight. It will soften and release burned gunk. By Kim Posted on 01/15/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Pots By Monica G. (Guest Post) I had burnt a pan cooking kashi. The entire bottom was soot covered and would not come off at all with ordinary rinsing. I poured bleach used for laundry whitening and kept it standing for several hours. It removed 95% of the soot very easily and I could see the shining surface of the pan bottom once again ! Posted on 12/01/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse

Post Feedback: Login using the form on the top of the page to post feedback (if you are a registered user). If you have not yet registered, click here to do so. It's FREE!.