How to polish and clean burnt pots
How to clean the burnt pot holding the bottom? If you want to clean up and keep your religious pot, you can take a look at the useful information we share.
It is almost impossible to clean burnt pots that hold the bottom by hand using normal methods, and they will not be cleaned as desired in the dishwasher. Therefore, to clean the burnt pots holding the bottom; There are some methods you need to carefully apply according to the type of burnt pot. If you apply it correctly, your pot may look old. The first thing to note; If the cookware is steel pot, you can use scrubbing wire, but if it is teflon, granite or ceramic, you should never use scrubbing wire. In addition , depending on what material your cooker is made and how it burns, you should apply the most appropriate cleaning methods.
There are many areas in your kitchen to be contaminated as you cook. We have also published useful information to clean the burners in our Cleanup Burners. In the Cleaning of Oil Stains in Kitchen Cabinets article, we shared tips for you to easily clean the kitchen cabinets that are contaminated by splashed oils while cooking.
All types of cookware and food burn methods can be used
If a thick layer of burns has formed at the bottom of your pan, add enough water to the pan to completely pass through the burnt portion. Add one tablet of dishwasher detergent or 2 tablespoons of laundry detergent and then boil in the stove for 10 minutes. After boiling in this way should wait at least 2-3 hours, if you have time you can wait for 1 night. When you move it with a spatula then you will see that the burn layer is removed as a layer.
Cleaning burnt pans and pots
First remove the burns that can be removed with a wooden spoon. Then allow to cool completely and after cooling enough, add 1 cup of carbonate to the pot. Fill it with water enough to cover the entire burned area and close the lid. Let it stand for at least 5-6 hours. After waiting, scrape the burns with a wooden spatula and scrub the remaining residue with a scouring pad.
Cleaning methods of steel pots and pans
Add enough vinegar to completely pass through the burnt part of your steel pot. Then add 2 teaspoons of carbonate and some water to boil. The burned food at the bottom of the pot will boil and dissolve as it boils. Then drain the water completely and wash it with dishwashing detergent. If the burns are too high and not completely removed after boiling, after boiling, leave your pot in the water for one night and then wash it with dishwashing detergent.
Another method is to fill the bottom of your steel pot with the vinegar to fill the bottom and close the lid. Then soak it one night. Clean the next day by rubbing with hot water and dishwashing sponge.
Cleaning burnt cast iron pots holding the bottom
Before the cast iron pot has cooled down completely, add 1 liter of hot water to the pot. Then add 1 tablespoon of powdered laundry detergent to the water and boil for 2-3 minutes on a medium heat stove. After boiling, completely drain the water. Afterwards, wash them using dishwashing detergent and sponge.
How to polish enamelled cast iron pots
Make sure the pan has cooled down completely and pour plenty of liquid detergent into the pan. Fill the pan completely with hot water, close the mouth with a little froth. Soak it overnight. The next day, scrub the dishwashing sponge to remove the burns.
Another method is to use salt and lemon juice. To do this, mix 1 part salt and 2 parts lemon juice and wait for half an hour to remove the burns by rubbing with dishwashing sponge.
The first thing you should be aware of when cleaning your burnt pots that holds the bottom is the type of your pot. You can use hard materials and detergents such as dishwashers in steel and cast iron pots, but you should choose sponges when cleaning your aluminum or teflon pots and pans. In addition, instead of scraping the bottom of your Teflon or aluminum pot, you should first soften the burn and then rub it with a sponge.
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