asteriskthat Asks:
I like to make porridge (oatmeal?) on the stovetop, and sometimes I burn it. How do you get burnt stuff off the bottom of a (non-teflon) saucepan? Is there a trick other than soaking and elbow grease? Or at least something that'll help. Thanks, you're awesome.
unfuckyourhabitat Said:
Sprinkle a generous amount of baking soda at the bottom of the pan and let it sit. After an hour or so, give it a good scrub, but don’t rinse the baking soda. Fill the pot with water to cover the burned area, put it on the stove, and bring it to a boil. Let it cool, scrub again, and wash as usual.
You can also try vinegar, dish soap, or a plastic scouring pad. Not all at once.
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beelzebufess said:
dissolve powder clothes detergent in hot water, let sit until cold, use elbow grease to remove the burnt parts, which are loosened now due to the enzymes in detergent
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