Burnt Revere Pan

burnt on rice to a stainless pan Post By pete (Guest Post) (06/23/2008) How do you get that off? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Revere Pan Post By Peny (Guest Post) (05/28/2008) I would use Comet. It works really good Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Revere Pan Post by sammy b (3) | (03/03/2008) Contact I have the solution to your problem,this will work on the copper bottom & the inside that was burned from water,milk excetera.My husband is a body work man fixing & painting cars,when he paints cars afterwards he has to wet sand & buff the paint to get out imperfections.He uses a 1000 grit or 1,500 grit sandpaper,it's really fine grain.I use it on the inside & the out side of my Revereware pans,you have to let a slow flow of water run on it the whole time your scrubbing.It does not scratch the pans because it's such a fine grain of sandpaper.I promise you it will not scratch & they come out looking brand new,you have to remember to run a trickle of water over it as your scrubbing.Your wet sanding the burnt stuff & film off the pan,if it works on car paint without scratching it will work on your pans.I have been useing this method for 20 years now with perfect looking pans.You can get the sandpaper at the hardware or automotive store,ask for 1000 grit to 1,500 wet dry sandpaper,it don't take much scrubbing neither.I promise you will never go back to any other way again after useing this method. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Revere Pan Post By Linda (Guest Post) (02/08/2008) Any idea how to clean the OUTSIDE of the burned revere ware pan, not copper bottomed Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Revere Pan Post by MartyD (367) | (10/29/2007) Profile | Contact I didn't read all the feedback so I don't know if this is there already. My mama used to boil potato peelings in whatever pot needed a good scrub. Tomato products, i.e. paste or sauce will also help to clean stainless pans. Just heat it and allow to stand. And then there's also the metal scrubbers and brillo. Report Spam or Abuse Request: Burnt Revere Pan Post by Laurel_admin (392) | (10/29/2007) Contact Does anyone have any suggestions on how to clean a burnt Revere stainless steel pan (burnt from cooking oatmeal). I can't seem to get the black off the bottom of the pan. I have tried to soak it in water and cream of tartar - that barely made a dent on the burnt bottom. Appreciate any suggestions! Thanks! Cnil from No CA Answers: RE: Burnt Revere Pan I know you don't want to hear this but I have done the same thing and all I can recommend is Cameo Stainless Steel Cleaner and lots of elbow grease. I do have a Black and Decker ScumBuster that helped with the elbow grease! (01/06/2006) By Binka RE: Burnt Revere Pan Make a paste of Baking soda and a small amount of hot water to the level of the burn inside the pan. Leave it overnight. With a spoon, loosen all the debris possible and discard, Repeat, scraping with the spoon until you get to the point after repeated treatments of the soda overnighters that you can use an SOS pad successfully. If the bottom is copper-clad, Twinkle copper cleaner or ketchup or salt and vinegar will restore the shine after you have scrubbed the bottom of the pan. (Using a spoon inside the pan allows you to burnish the round parts of the pot without scraping the metal as a knife would.) (01/06/2006) By Cate RE: Burnt Revere Pan I've always had good results with letting it soak with powdered dishwasher detergent in it dissolved in hot water. Best of luck (01/06/2006) By Carol RE: Burnt Revere Pan Try putting some vinegar in the pan and boiling it for several minutes. Then rinse out the pan and use a "scratcher" of some sort to take off the crud. (01/06/2006) By Robin RE: Burnt Revere Pan I always put a little bleach and let it soak over night. That always does the job. (01/06/2006) By Tee RE: Burnt Revere Pan Put a used dryer sheet in the pan, fill with hot water, and let it soak overnight. Then just wash it out as you normally would. I've used this several times and it has always worked. (01/06/2006) By Starielle RE: Burnt Revere Pan The suggestion using the baking soda & hot water over night will do the trick. I've used it many times.My Revere Ware is 54 years old. (01/06/2006) By Juanita RE: Burnt Revere Pan I just burnt the bottom of my big stainless soup pot. I used hot tap water and liquid dish soap and left it in the sink overnight to soak. Today I rinsed it out and used a stainless pancake turner to scrape off the gunk.Then followed that with Barkeepers cleanser and a wet scrubby sponge. Cleaned up just like new. And this pot was my mom's and she had them over 60 years. (01/06/2006) By Great Granny Vi RE: Burnt Revere Pan I did the same thing, used a tablespoon of baking soda and boiled it with hot water, let it cool overnight. You may have to do this a couple of times, be sure and loosen the burn after each time. By the way I now use Instant Oatmeal which does not taste the same but does not burn any more pots. Margaret (01/07/2006) By wookieland RE: Burnt Revere Pan I inherited several copper clad bottom Revere pans from an aunt who had been blind for several years. They were all badly burned. I used a paste of lemon juice and baking soda to clean them. (01/07/2006) By Jeanne RE: Burnt Revere Pan Another way to clean burned-on food is fill the pot with water and bring to boil. Add a healthy amount of bleach then let the water continue to boil. Eventually all the stuff is lifted, disappears or gets so soft it's easy to remove. My grandmother taught me this and it's worked for over 40 yrs. It works well on cast iron frying pans, too. (01/07/2006) By gator10tx Burnt Revere Pan I don't have that cookware, but I know when I have had burnt food on the bottom of a pan, I put a fabric softener sheet in and add boiling water to it and set it for the night. When I tried it I was skeptical but it worked. Ziggee (01/07/2006) By Ziggee RE: Burnt Revere Pan Buy some stainless steel polish. It causes a chemical reaction that results in the lifting of stains. (01/11/2006) By cookwie RE: Burnt Revere Pan Well I don't know if it'd work on a pot but I used a Mr Clean Magic Eraser to get baked on food and grease off my loaf pan. It's a clear Pyrex pan that I'd made meat loaf in and after letting it soak with hot soapy water all night, it still had some baked on gunk. I thought what the heck, I'd try my magic eraser and sure enough it took all that stuff off effortlessly. I'm not sure if it would dull the finish or not so try just a small spot first. I used to use Revere Ware and got real tired of cleaning those copper bottoms. Now I use T-Fal! (01/11/2006) By Debbie52 RE: Burnt Revere Pan Hi I just want to let everyone know, that I happen to burn my pan from not putting enough water in the pan to boil my veggies. My 1st time ever doing this the pan isn't a cheap pan. So I googled "how to clean burnt pan" and got this awesome site. I boiled the pan in water, dish soap and vinegar while stirring the whole time, within 10 min of stirring it all came off! (07/05/2007) By Flowerofpraises RE: Burnt Revere Pan I removed as much of the burned on food as possible, then sprinkled salt generously in the pan. I added a couple inches of water and put it back on the stove to simmer a while. Most of the stuff came out with a little scraping. (07/22/2007) By ladybug987 Report Spam or Abuse