When you burn something in a pot or pan, probably the worst thing you can do is wait to remove the stain. By waiting, you allow the stain to actually set into the cookware, thereby making it more difficult to clean by an order of magnitude. The best time to clean your burn stains is while you are actually cooking. Each of the methods listed below will work wonders to clean and remove those burn stains.
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2016-10-12 08:45:42
Susan
I love this site.I'm a senior and still like the information that I get from here and didn't know.I'm still learning.Keep up the good work.
2015-06-22 13:57:13
Tom
Janey, what is a "dryer softener sheet?"
I've never heard of this
2015-05-13 17:53:31
Janey
For a really tough burned pan, glass or metal, drop in a dryer softener sheet, fill with hot water, and leave overnight. By morning the burned gunk will be floating or barely hanging on. Use a metal pancake flipper to slip across the smooth surface to quickly swipe it all out, then wash as usual.
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