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stainless steel pans are burnt inside

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biglips Fri 02-Sep-05 18:04:34
how do i get them off? as ive left them to soak for the past couple of days on and off (as Dp was making popcorn and forgotton to put marg in so it all blck circles of where the popcorn got burnt!)
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waterfalls Fri 02-Sep-05 18:05:39
Boil vinega or rhubarb in them for half an hour.
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katymac Fri 02-Sep-05 18:09:36
Biological washing powder and soak over night
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Freckle Fri 02-Sep-05 18:13:40
Fairy Powerspray? Or a wire "scrubber" and lots of elbow grease!
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waterfalls Fri 02-Sep-05 18:14:22
Awire srubber will scratch the pans, use a nylon scrubber.
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swiperfox Fri 02-Sep-05 18:17:10
lots of salt in a bit of water and leave overnight works too
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waterfalls Sun 04-Sep-05 13:19:49
Have just read in a magazine, that pouring coke into the saucepan and leaving to soak for a couple of hours should work.
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Freckle Sun 04-Sep-05 13:32:04
Add warm water to the pan, add several tablespoons of bicarbonate of soda and boil until the scorched bits loosen and float to the surface.
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Seona1973 Sun 04-Sep-05 20:22:11
use either Spotless or Astonish household paste. Spotless is made by JML and you can get it from Woolworths. Astonish can be bought in Semi-Chem or other discount retailers. You can buy tubs of them and they are great for burnt on food, marks on pots, pans, etc.
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Janh Sun 04-Sep-05 20:23:09
Fairy Powerspray is magic. Honest, it's all you need.
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