How to Clean Teflon

RE: How to Clean Teflon Post By kindsey (Guest Post) (04/28/2008) THANK YOU to Connie who said to use baking soda. IT WORKED FOR ME. woo hoo! Report Spam or Abuse RE: How to Clean Teflon Post By Sam (Guest Post) (02/26/2008) None of the suggested remedies are working! Tried the dishwasher soap, baking soda, vinegar - nada! Anyone want an almost new, ruined electric fry pan? Report Spam or Abuse Teflon OOPS Post By Laura (Guest Post) (10/11/2007) So, if I cleaned a teflon pan with an SOS pad...was that a bad idea? Seriously. Editor's Note: Teflon should only be cleaned with a sponge. An SOS pad will take off the Teflon thus the non stick coating. Report Spam or Abuse RE: How to Clean Teflon Post By Jennifer (Guest Post) (10/27/2005) I have a commercial breville machine for cooking pies. How do I clean the teflon. I cannot soak the electric machine Report Spam or Abuse RE: How to Clean Teflon Post By petra (Guest Post) (05/16/2005) Me and my husband are having a debate . Do you clean the pan while it is still hot or after it had cooled off? Report Spam or Abuse RE: How to Clean Teflon Post By Ladyvmh. (Guest Post) (06/17/2004) If you are using a cooking spray (such as PAM) it will leave a sticky residue that is almost impossible to get off. Instead use oil brushed on with a pastry brush. When I first heard this I thought it was dumb, but since I quit using the sprays I have not had to replace any Teflon Pans. (Also Teflon should never be used over anything higher than Medium heat. I don't buy the sprays at all any more. Amazing how much easier it is to wash, not just Teflon, but casserole dishes, pans, etc. Good luck Report Spam or Abuse RE: How to Clean Teflon Post By Jacque (Guest Post) (06/16/2004) Use electric dish washing powder and soak overvingt in the solution. Will clean up easy next day. Report Spam or Abuse RE: How to Clean Teflon Post By Anne H. (Guest Post) (06/16/2004) I would try straight white vinegar too. It seems too work well on grease and residue in general. Report Spam or Abuse RE: How to Clean Teflon Post By Connie. (Guest Post) (06/15/2004) For Nancy in Pennsylvania trying to clean her Teflon. Use baking soda on a damp cloth and rub on the stains. This will take them off and not hurt the Teflon. Report Spam or Abuse RE: How to Clean Teflon Post By Tawnda (Guest Post) (06/15/2004) You can buy teflon-safe scrubby sponges, but I use a scrubby that my sister crocheted out of that netting you buy by the yard in the fabric store. It doesn't scratch the teflon, and it works as good as an S.O.S. pad! If you don't have anyone that crochetes, you can get some of the netting and fold in half at least once and wrap it around a scrub brush and rubber band it on the top. You can also buy those plastic S.O.S. looking pads and those work ok. Report Spam or Abuse