How to clean the pan from burning. How to clean the pan from soot at home. Household chemicals - will remove from the pan what others have not coped with

Sometimes the dishes lose their beauty and luster as a result of long-term use, and sometimes it happens that cleaning is needed due to our carelessness - when the pan is burnt and the bottom is covered with burning, which cannot be washed in the usual way.

• As a rule, before cleaning a burnt, old or simply very dirty pan, we soak it in soapy water, and then try to clean it with brushes and hard sponges. Often this procedure solves the problem. But what to do in especially difficult cases, when soaking does not help or when you just want to deal with the routine as quickly as possible? In this article, you will learn 8 tricks on how to clean pots as quickly as possible and with minimal effort with improvised and special tools.

Before you get to work, try to understand what material your pan is made of. After all, metals react differently to cleaning products. So, salt is harmful to stainless steel, acid is harmful to enamel, soda is harmful to aluminum, any abrasives are harmful to all types of non-stick coatings. Read more about the rules for caring for pots depending on the type of material at the end of the article.

Method 1. First aid for a dirty / burnt pan - boiling with soapy water

To remove most mild to moderate soiling, this simple but effective method is often sufficient.

1. Fill the pot hot water and add a few drops of dishwashing liquid to it. Then put the utensils on the stove and bring the solution to a boil.

1. Boil the soapy solution over low heat for another 15 minutes or more (depending on the amount of soot).
2. Use a spatula to scrape off the remaining soot from the pan. And what remains on the walls and bottom, wipe with the hard side of the sponge.

Method 2. How to clean the pan with baking soda and vinegar

This simple but working method will work for cleaning all types of pots (enamelled, cast iron, Teflon and steel), but NOT for washing aluminum cookware without non-stick coating or enamel.

Instruction:

1. Dilute water and 9% vinegar in a 1:1 ratio in a dirty saucepan so that the solution covers the dirt, then bring it to a boil.
2. Remove the boiled solution from the fire (!) And add 2-3 tablespoons of soda to it - the mixture should foam and hiss! Let it stand for another 10-20 minutes (you can put it back on low heat). As the burn softens, scrape it off with a spatula.

1. Wash and rinse the pot in the usual way.

• It is important to remove the pan from the heat as soon as the vinegar solution boils and only then add the soda. If this is not done, then along with the dishes you will have to wash the stove. At the same time, do not hesitate to add soda.
• Baking soda and vinegar work well on their own.
• You can strengthen the soda-vinegar solution by adding a third of the bar to it. laundry soap (72%).
• Local pollution can be rubbed with a hard sponge with soda paste (soda + water in a ratio of 1: 1).
• Stubborn deposits and fat on the outside and inside can be removed by boiling the pan for 30-120 minutes in a large container.

Method 3. How to clean burnt or very old pots

This Soviet trick with laundry soap and silicate glue suitable for the most advanced cases when the pan was covered with multi-layered black soot and fat inside and out.

You will need: For 4 liters of water you will need a household. soap 72% (1/3 or ½ bar), 1 cup silicate glue. Also prepare a medium grater and a large saucepan or metal bucket (for example, 10 liters).

Instruction:

1. Immerse the dirty pan into the bucket/pot bigger size, fill him/her with water and bring to a boil.
2. While the water is heating, grate laundry soap on a medium grater.
3. Add soap shavings, silicate glue, and soda (optional) to boiled water.

1. Boil the resulting mixture for 30 minutes or more, depending on the degree of contamination, then wash the dishes as usual. Black burn and greasy coating come off easily.

Tip: to enhance the effect, you can add food or soda ash at the rate of 1/3 pack per 4 liters of water (except aluminum pans without cover).

Method 4. How to clean the pan from fat and soot with salt

The best way to clean a cast iron pot or cauldron, as well as enameled utensils, is with salt. It absorbs fat very well. In addition, being a soft abrasive, it cleans well and burns.

1. Pour a few handfuls of salt on the bottom (the more fat, the more salt you need to use) and rub paper towel with the addition of a couple of drops of dishwashing liquid.
2. Just rinse the pan under water (you can not use dishwashing liquid).

• It is better to clean a burnt cast-iron pan with coarse coarse salt.
• Any pan, except for steel, can be easily cleaned of scale and soot by cooking steep brine(for 1 liter of water 5-6 tablespoons of salt) 30-40 minutes over low heat.

Method 5. How to clean a burnt pan with vinegar

Vinegar - powerful tool against burns and limescale. However, it is undesirable to use it for cleaning an enamel pan.

Instruction:

1. Fill the bottom of the pan with vinegar (9%) and soak for 1-3 hours. As the burn softens, carefully scrape it off with a spatula. You can reduce the smell of vinegar by packing the pot in a bag or wrapping it in cling film. And of course don't forget to open the window!
2. Wash dishes in the usual way.

Method 6. Cleaning with citric acid

If vinegar is not at home, clean the burnt pot or utensils with limescale with help citric acid. Like vinegar, citric acid is contraindicated for enamelware.

Instruction:

1. To clean the pan, boil water in it (you don’t need much, the main thing is that the water covers the burn), add 2 tbsp. tablespoons of citric acid and boil the resulting solution for another 15 minutes.
2. As the burn softens, scrape it off with a spatula. Finally, wash the burnt bottom in the usual way.

Method 7. How to clean the pan from soot and fat using grease removers

Special grease removers come to the rescue in the most hopeless cases when you need to wash very old and burnt pans with minimal effort. It is important to clean rubber gloves and at open windows, and then thoroughly rinse off the remnants of the product itself. Keep in mind that most grease removers are not recommended for cleaning aluminum and Teflon pans.

• Here are some super-effective remedies: Shumanit (Bugs), Oven Cleaner (Amway), Chister, Sparkling Kazan, Giant (Bugs).

General instruction:

1. Treat problem areas with the agent inside the pan or outside.
2. Pack the pot in a bag or wrap it in cling film (!) - this trick will reduce the spread of a pungent smell around the apartment. Let the product work for 10-40 minutes.
3. Wash the dishes as usual, then rinse thoroughly several times.

• To be safe, the remains of the chemical inside the pan can be removed with table vinegar (9%).
• If you have children or pets, it is better to use the Amway Oven Cleaner (oven cleaner). It is sold only through the company's online store and dealers, it is quite expensive, but it works more efficiently and faster than its counterparts, it is economically spent, and most importantly, it almost does not smell.

Method 8. How to clean the pan with Whiteness or other chlorine bleach

Perfectly cleans pans and the usual "Whiteness" or any other of its analogues.

Instruction:

1. Fill a saucepan with water and add Whiteness to it at the rate of 1 tablespoon / 3 liters of water (approximately).
2. Bring the resulting solution to a boil and cook for another 15-30 minutes.
3. After boiling, wash the pan in the usual way, and then boil the dishes again with clean water to completely remove bleach residue.
4. For fidelity, you can wipe the pan inside with a vinegar solution.

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The emergence of a variety of detergents and household chemicals has greatly facilitated the life of modern housewives. Despite this, when it comes to the question of how to clean the pan from serious contamination, folk remedies are usually used. Only they allow you to quickly eliminate traces of fat inside and outside the product, rid the dishes of soot, scale and old burning.

An additional advantage of this approach is the fact that even at home you can easily find the right one. effective remedy. You just need to understand that it is possible to wash the burnt surface of a pan or pan, without damaging it, only if you take into account the characteristics of the material.

How to properly process enamelware?

It is very pleasant to cook in enamelware, but the food in it burns easily and quickly. Given the fact that enamel is quite sensitive to external influence, before removing traces of plaque, fresh soot or lime scale from its surface, you need to choose the right exposure option:

• silicate glue and baking soda. Using this method, you can clean any enameled dishes from dirt, both inside and out. We take a container larger than the damaged item, pour water into it, fill it with half a pack of soda and squeeze out a tube of silicate (!) Glue. Knead the composition, bringing to a boil. We lower the functional part of the pan or pan into the resulting paste, cook for a quarter of an hour. After that, all soot and scale can be easily removed with a soft sponge, holding the product under a stream of cold water.
• Activated carbon. To remove a dense layer of soot or fat without damaging the surface, you need to crush 10 tablets to a powder state activated carbon. Scatter the composition in an even layer over the area of ​​​​contamination, hold for 20 minutes, then pour warm water. After another quarter of an hour, you need to clean the enameled pan with a soft sponge and any detergent.

Tip: If the surface of enameled dishes needs to be rid of traces of burnt fat, then you can simply fill the product with a solution prepared from water and detergent for half an hour. For a greater effect, the composition must be heated to a very hot state and foamed with a whisk.

• Vinegar. Pour the food burnt on the surface of the pot or pan with a solution of vinegar and leave for two hours, after which we process it in the usual way. If you achieve positive result it is necessary quickly, then put the dishes on medium heat and wait until the soot begins to peel off from the surface. Remove the remaining dirt with a sponge and detergent.

• Salt. If none of the listed reagents was at hand, then there will definitely be salt at home. Pour a little water into the pan where the food is burnt, add a couple of tablespoons of salt, stir and put on fire. We boil the liquid for five minutes, pour out the water and try to get rid of plaque with a soft sponge. Such a method will not remove dense lime scale, but it will save you from fresh burning or fat.

• If the situation is completely neglected, then you will have to use an aggressive chemical agent. Pour the bottom of the dish cold water, add a tablespoon of whiteness to it and leave for a day. After the specified time, you do not need to try to clean the enameled pan with the same composition, just drain it. Pour into container clean water(its amount should cover the volume of the cleaning agent), bring to a boil and drain. So we repeat two more times. Pure product rinse thoroughly under running water.

In the process of cleaning dishes, sudden changes in temperature should be avoided. Because of them, the enamel may crack and it will not be possible to restore the damaged surface.

Effective methods for cleaning aluminum utensils

Lightweight, easy to care for and evenly distributes heat, aluminum pots, stewpans and frying pans do not lose their popularity even against the background of modern cooking appliances. Unfortunately, they quickly become covered with traces of burning and scale, which affects their appearance and functionality. Luckily, experienced housewives developed many options for restoring these products at home:

• Vinegar. This tool will help in the fight against stains of fat and fresh traces of soot. Pour water into an aluminum container, add 9% vinegar at the rate of 4 tablespoons of the product for each liter of water. We boil the liquid for at least an hour, the dirt should move away on its own. With the help of the same tool, aluminum dishes can also be cleaned from the outside. You don’t need to boil anything, just use the solution to rub the surface.

• Baking soda. If the aluminum pan is spoiled by long-term cooking of jam, then it must be boiled in a solution of baking soda (a large pan takes from a third to a half of a pack of product) for an hour. After such preparation, the soot can be carefully and without problems removed with a sponge.
• Lemon acid. Allows you to clean pans and any other aluminum objects from scale. We fill the container with water, pour a little citric acid (no more than a tablespoon), stir and leave for an hour. Then bring the liquid to a boil and keep on low heat for no more than 10 minutes.

• Laundry soap. dense layer fat will not linger on the surface of the dish, if you pour water into it, dissolve the laundry soap rubbed into shavings and a little silicate glue. We boil the solution for half an hour, pour it out, rub the metal with a soft sponge under cool running water until it shines.
• Chalk or toothpaste. It also removes well traces of scale and grease covering aluminum objects. We simply moisten the surface and rub it with one of the above reagents.

If cooking using aluminum or enamel utensils is carried out in nature, then fresh pollution must be rubbed with sand so that they do not turn into dense coating.

I like to use stainless steel utensils - they are stylish, practical and have a long service life. But even this material is subject to the appearance unpleasant spots from soot. I have been looking for an answer to the question of how to wash a burnt stainless steel pan for a long time, and I found a few effective ways. Now I am sharing them with you.

Effective cleaning of stainless steel dishes

To wash a burnt stainless steel pan, it is not necessary to use special cleaning products, the price of which is growing every day. I assure you, dried spots can be easily dealt with with the help of products that are always found in the house.

Cleaning the pot from the inside: 3 ways

If you choose the right cleaning agent, then ridding the bottom of the pan from burnt will not be any problem. Try one of the suggested options.

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	Method 1: Detergent or rubbed soap To remove stains from the bottom of the pan, Dilute the shavings of laundry soap or detergent in two glasses of water. Pour the resulting liquid into a saucepan and put it on fire. Boil the composition for 10 minutes, then treat the bottom of the product with a soft sponge. Do not use hard brushes, they can provoke the formation small scratches on a surface.
	Method 2. Activated carbon Pulverize coal tablets from several packs (whether white or black) to a crumb state. Dilute the powder with water until the consistency of not too thick sour cream is obtained. Lubricate the pan inside with the resulting paste. Wait no more than 20 minutes, then process the product with a sponge and large quantity water.
	Method 3. Soda Cleaning the pan with soda at home is in many ways similar to the method using a detergent: Fill the pot with soda and pour water at the rate of a liter of water per couple of tablespoons of powder. Put the dishes on the fire and boil the water in it for 10 minutes. After a similar procedure, washing pots from soot will become much easier.

Getting rid of soot outside: 4 recipes

I talked about how to clean a burnt stainless steel pan inside, now let's see how to remove dirt from the outside:

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	Method 1. Vinegar essence In equal proportions, mix vinegar essence (70-80%) and clean water. Pour the solution into a container larger than the soiled pot. Put it on the fire and wait for the liquid to boil. Position the burnt saucepan so that the steam envelops its sides. After 10 minutes of the procedure, you need to clean the surface with a sponge with soda applied to it.
	Method 2. Lemon juice If the pollution is not strong, then metal utensils can be cleaned with lemon juice: For a glass of clean water, you need a spoonful of juice. With the resulting solution, wipe the saucepan, bowl or stainless steel pan. Rinse the product and dry it. After that, it will shine.
	Method 3. Soda and stationery glue The combination of soda and stationery glue is another answer to the question of how to clean stainless steel dishes: Pour 5 liters of water, 100 ml of glue and half a pack of soda into a large enameled pan. Dip the item to be cleaned in water. Let the water boil and boil it for 15 minutes. Wait for the liquid to cool and rinse the dishes in hot water.
	Method 4. Coffee grounds Put the thick on a foam sponge and treat the contaminated surface with it. Then you just have to remove the coffee residue and rinse the product.

To make the care of stainless steel dishes even more effective, I suggest that you familiarize yourself with simple recommendations.

Illustration	Recommendation
	Rule 1: Clean Regularly Remove burnt food from the pan in a timely manner and wash it without delay. This will extend the life of the product.
	Rule 2: Don't use the dishwasher Stainless steel products are best washed by hand in warm water. Use a soft sponge and non-abrasive detergent for cleaning.
	Rule 3. Wipe the dishes dry Immediately after washing, wipe the product with a dry towel. If you leave it to dry outdoors, streaks may form on the sides of the pot.
	Rule 4: Use Potatoes Periodically wipe the sides of the pan with half a raw potato. It will keep them clean and shiny.
	Rule 5. Read the instructions When using specialized stainless steel cleaners, always read the instructions for use carefully. And strictly adhere to the indicated dosages and cleaning times.

Summary

Almost every hostess faced a situation when shiny surface pans were covered with an unattractive soot. Usually this occurs due to an elementary oversight. Among possible causes soot can be isolated products such as milk, jam, porridge, rice and so on.

In rare cases, you can get rid of burning inside the container and outside with the help of an ordinary soap solution that the hostess uses in Everyday life. However, in some cases it is necessary to use strong chemicals. Even Dishwasher does not always work out. It only removes some of the impurities.

In order to clean the pan from carbon deposits at home, there is no need to use chemical-based products. You can get by with the simplest improvised means that almost every housewife has. What are the easiest and most effective methods for cleaning pots? What folk remedies can be used and what is needed for this?

Cleaning the pot with activated charcoal

This method is ideal for almost any type of pan. Pots made of stainless steel can be easily cleaned to a shine with just activated charcoal. In order to notice the effect of such cleaning as soon as possible, it is enough to take 3 tablets of ordinary activated carbon. After that, it is necessary to crush the coal to a powder state. To do this, you can use a standard teaspoon or a small sieve.

When the crushing of coal is finished, the resulting mixture should be filled with soot, which formed on the pan. Now it remains to leave the pan for 30 minutes. The next cleaning step is to fill the pot with as cool water as possible. When it is filled to the brim, you should wait about 35 minutes. After that, it will be much easier to wash the pan from any contamination.

Soap cleaning

Ordinary soap also copes with cleaning the pan. Instead of soap, you can use liquid solution. In order to speed up the cleaning process, it is best to fill the pan with hot water, and then pour into it liquid soap or soap shavings. It remains to put it on the stove and turn on a low fire. The boiling process should last approximately 20 minutes.

Then you should drain all the water and try to get rid of soot with a regular sponge. Under the influence of a sponge, the soot will become much softer. You can also use an item called a scraper. Keep in mind that this method is unlikely to help if the pan is too burnt.

Cleaning the Pot with Vinegar

This method is only suitable for stainless steel or aluminum pots. Do not attempt to use vinegar on pots made from other materials. For example, enameled pans cannot be cleaned with vinegar. The cleaning recipe using vinegar is as follows:

Only a 9% bite needs to be used. It can be purchased in the usual grocery store. Instead of vinegar, you can use freshly squeezed lemon juice or citric acid. In order to wash the bottom of the pan, you will have to pour in as much vinegar or any of its substitutes as possible. After that, you need to cover the container with a lid and wait 120-180 minutes. After that, you can wash the pan with a sponge or using a detergent.

This cleaning method is ideal for aluminum products, as it cleans the surface of the metal from any stains that appear on it over time. Never use vinegar to clean enamelware.

Cleaning pots with salt

Salt is used to clean dishes, however, depending on the material from which the product is made, the cleaning method differs.

If the pan is made of stainless steel, it is necessary to fill the container with cool water and leave for 120 minutes. Then you need to pour out all the water and pour a handful of table salt. It is unacceptable to add salt directly to the water, otherwise ugly dark spots will remain on the metal. A similar method is perfect for aluminum pans. With it, you can get rid of burnt porridge and other products.

If we are talking about a burnt enameled pan, then it should not be filled with water. The fact is that under the influence of cool water, the container may deteriorate. It will be enough to cover the surface with salt, and then leave it for a couple of hours. It will be extremely easy to wash the bottom of the tank from soot. Just use a sponge and hot water. If it is too strong pollution, the procedure can be repeated several times.

Cleansing with whey

This method may seem unusual, but it is effective for all types of pots.

Whey is a versatile product that can be used to remove any dirt inside or outside of the pan. Whey will not spoil the surface and does an excellent job of cleaning any materials. The reason is so high efficiency is contained in the serum. It contains many chemical alkalis and acids that help to instantly eliminate carbon deposits.

To clean the surface, it is enough to fill the burnt place with whey a few centimeters above the level of contamination. After that, the pan should be left for about 24 hours. When this period has passed, washing the container with a sponge will be as easy as shelling pears.

Cleaning pots with baking soda

This method is ideal for stainless steel containers, as well as enamel pans. An aluminum pan in this case cannot be cleaned.

Cleaning with soda is great way cope with pollution in case other methods have not helped to cope with soot. Usually soda is at the disposal of every housewife. With the help of this substance, you can easily remove contaminants in the container. To do this, it is enough to pour a small amount of soda to the very bottom. Now it remains to wait 35 minutes. After that, washing the pan will be much easier.

It happens that the container burns both inside and outside. In this case, it is almost impossible to replace soda. The process of cleaning all surfaces with soda involves several stages:

1. First you need to remove any fusible and plastic parts from the pan. 2. Then you should place the container in the largest possible tank. 3. Now you need to fill it with a solution of soda. In order to prepare it, you should use 5 liters of water per 500 g of soda powder. The liquid should completely cover the container. 4. The water must be brought to a boil, and then reduce the heat and boil the pan for a couple of hours. 5. Water should be allowed to cool. 6. It remains to remove the container from the water and clean it with a sponge.

Cleaning with a baking soda-salt mixture

This method is suitable for aluminum products and enameled surfaces.

At the very beginning, you need to prepare the mixture. To do this, mix salt and soda in a 1: 1 ratio. When the mixture is done, you should fill in the soot, which is located at the very bottom of the pan. Then you need to add a small amount of water. This is necessary so that the powder thickens as soon as possible. Now the container can be left for 24 hours. When this period is over, you can begin the process of removing the mixture. To do this as soon as possible, you need to collect water in a saucepan and boil it for at least 30 minutes on a fairly low heat. It remains only to wash the container in the usual way.

Cleaning with PVA glue and laundry soap

In this way, you can clean almost any pan. If you need to do some cleaning old saucepan, which has a lot of pollution, you should use the recipe below.

For 4 liters of boiling water, you need to prepare a third of the soap grated into shavings. You also need to add 1 tbsp. l. PVA glue. The resulting mixture is left to boil for 30-40 minutes. Even black plaque will be easy to wash if you use this method.

Cleaning with special products that are used to remove fat.

Similar products can be used to clean stainless steel containers, as well as aluminum pans. The enamel pot is also cleanable.

It is best to give preference to such means as Amway, Chister, Bugs Shumanit. Using the listed tools is extremely simple. To do this, you need to lubricate the soot inside the container with liquid and wait about 10-15 minutes. After that, wipe the surface with a sponge. From soot should not remain a trace. All 3 products listed are suitable for cleaning, but there are many other products that can handle dirt removal as well, so you should focus on the assortment in the store and the recommendations of the sellers.

Quite often, the dishes lose their former appearance very quickly. It can be difficult to get rid of yellowness, as well as porridge or even caramel, so each of the methods described will help to cope with pollution, but only if all recommendations are strictly followed.

To get started, get high-quality, good stainless steel is easier to clean, and it’s great to cook in it. In any case, in order to better wash the pan, it should be soaked immediately after emptying. Be careful with Teflon-coated pans, this coating is easily damaged by a metal object, so it is not recommended to use a brush in any case. Otherwise, your pan will simply have to be thrown away, because you cannot eat from a damaged pan, harmful substances contained in Teflon will enter your body through food.

The tool that our grandmothers used to wash dishes is the simplest - baking soda. Two-thirds of water, two or three tablespoons of soda and boil for 30-40 minutes. We rinse and look at the reflective surface, admiring the smooth lines of our nose.

A very effective remedy for pots, citric acid, find a larger pan than the one you want to wash, put the pan in it, pour in enough water to cover the pan, add a tablespoon of citric acid and simmer for about an hour over low heat.

Remains of food that burn in a pot are especially hard to remove, so try the following, pour ordinary table salt into a saucepan, pour in a little water and leave it to stand, then simply rinse with running water.

But a little sophisticated, but effective method, after which your saucepans will sparkle. Find a decoction or a large saucepan in your pantry, put all the saucepans you have on it into it. We fill it all with water, and fill it with a bottle of stationery glue, pour out a pack washing powder. All this alchemical boil for two hours. You can also add a pack of soda ash here.

It is convenient to cook in enameled dishes, but food burns easily in it, enamel is damaged. How to remove soot from a burnt enamel pan Literally in 15 minutes, the cheat sheet, as always, will tell you. Even the old stubborn dirt will go away effortlessly!

How to clean an enamel pan from soot

In no case should you leave washing a badly burnt saucepan “for later”. Fresh soot is much easier to clean.

Fast and easy way wash the enameled pan (and other utensils) from soot and fat: We will need a larger pot than the one you want to clean, silicate glue and baking soda. Pour water into a large saucepan, put on fire. Pour half a pack of soda and a tube of silicate glue into the water (ordinary pva will not work, only silicate).

Stir and bring to a boil. It turns out a mixture similar to a paste. We lower the pan there and cook for 15 minutes. Then we take it out and rinse it under running cold water, running a sponge over the surface without much pressure.

Thus, in the solution, you can boil all the available utensils in the house: plates and bowls, forks, spoons, pans, dirty mugs and even a cezve. Five minutes will be enough for the plates. It is especially important to wash all the dishes after turning off the water in summer period when there is no way to wash the dishes perfectly clean.

How to clean a badly burnt pan: the charcoal method

Grind the activated charcoal and pour it into a saucepan in the amount of 10 pieces (1 pack). Activated charcoal powder should be held for 15-20 minutes on a burn, and then poured with warm water so as to hide the contaminated surface. Leave for another 15-20 minutes and after a while rinse with any detergent. Nagar from your favorite enameled saucepan will disappear.

Vinegar method: Pour vinegar over the burnt place for 2 hours. If there is no vinegar, use citric acid or lemon. In order for the lemon to give as much juice as possible, you must first scald it with boiling water.

Or, pour clean water and table vinegar into the pan. Heat up over medium heat. After a few minutes, the soot will begin to lag behind the walls. Already better, but the soot still remains. It can be wiped off with a sponge and dishwashing detergent.

Salt method: Pour water into a saucepan and add 3-4 tablespoons of ordinary salt and put on the stove, stirring from time to time. After 2-3 minutes, the salt will dissolve. After boiling, pour salt water into the sink. Everything is a clean bowl.

White way: It will take 1 tbsp. l. whiteness. Pour into a saucepan cold water, add 1 tbsp. l. Whiteness and leave for a day. Then pour out the liquid and set it to boil water twice, draining each time. Boil water twice in a saucepan, rinse well with water to get rid of chemical residue.

By the way, enamelware, glass vases and jugs for water are easily cleaned of lime sediment if they hold a solution of salt, vinegar and water.

What to do if the enamel pan is burnt?

Situation: An enameled pan is badly burnt, and a black coating remains on the bottom. Everything that was possible was wiped off. However, traitorous black spots are still visible at the bottom of the enameled pan. It is necessary to pour water, pour 1-2 tablespoons of citric acid there and put on fire. After a few minutes, it will become clear how the black lumps of burning peel off from enamel coating and float on the water. It remains to hold a sponge and rub the pan with abrasive powder to perfect condition. The simplest and the right way wipe the pots almost without difficulty.

How did the enamel harden? Pour water into a new pot, just brought from the store, and put on fire so that the water boils. Then remove from heat and let the water cool. Water does not need to be poured out. Thus, the enamel will harden.

Attention, danger - temperature difference! You can not put an empty enamel pan on a hot surface, as well as a hot enamel pan on a cold and wet stand.

When the dishes are on the stove and it is hot, you can not pour cold water, otherwise the enamel will crack. It is also useful to know that enamel is easily damaged by temperature changes and mechanical shocks, and loses its non-stick properties.

Advice on how to prevent the smell of burning if the pan is burnt:

Burnt food leaves behind a terrible smell for a long time: it spreads throughout the apartment, is absorbed into clothes and furniture. To protect households from unpleasant consequences, cover the burnt saucepan with wet kitchen towel. So the smell will not come out.

And finally, the main tip: After all the manipulations to clean the enamel pan from soot, rinse it thoroughly with warm water. Better yet, boil water in it twice to eliminate the danger of poisoning. chemicals. It is safest to use products with salt, vinegar, soda.

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