Any Solution For Burnted Saucepan?

[whippetmad]

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I was cooking pasta the other day for the dogs,of course the phone rang, and i forgot about my pasta boiling I manage to save most of the pasta but burnt the bottom of the saucpan,i,ve soaked it and manage to get most of it off,using brillo pads, bicarb,but there's still bit of burnt bits left,anyone got any solutions?The saucpan is stainless steel.

Now i,m sure i,m not the only one thats done this on one or two ocassions :- " :wacko:

 

[trac]

try using a couple of teaspoons of bicarbonate of soda add boiling water and leave to soak over night dawn

 

[jgear]

Done it - may times myself.

But a little bio laundry detergent and warm on the stove and if that doesn't shift it, spray with oven cleaner and leave over night.

 

[jinx and rubys mum]

steredent!!!!!!

Yes the stuff for false teeth!!!!

Soak overnight and all debris will disapear Honest!! (w00t)

 

[AnnSa]

I cant be arsed cleaning pots...........i chuck them out

when i get something stuck to them :lol: :lol:

 

[whippetmad]

I cant be arsed cleaning pots...........i chuck them outwhen i get something stuck to them   :lol:   :lol:

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Now if i had my way i would :- " :lol: Loks like hubby has cracked it :thumbsup: He boiled up some water with bicarb and its worked

Thanks folks :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

 

[whippetmad]

steredent!!!!!!
Yes the stuff for false teeth!!!!

Soak overnight and all debris will disapear  Honest!! (w00t)

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If you think i,m going in a shop to buy that,you got another thing coming :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :huggles:

 

[hely]

steredent!!!!!!
Yes the stuff for false teeth!!!!

Soak overnight and all debris will disapear  Honest!! (w00t)

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If you think i,m going in a shop to buy that,you got another thing coming :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :huggles:

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who are you trying to kid dawn...............bet ya have some in your bathroom cupboard :- "

 

[hely]

I was cooking pasta the other day for the dogs,of course the phone rang, and i forgot about my pasta boiling I manage to save most of the pasta   but burnt the bottom of the saucpan,i,ve soaked it and manage to get most of it off,using brillo pads, bicarb,but there's still bit of burnt bits left,anyone got any solutions?The saucpan is stainless steel.Now i,m sure i,m not the only one thats done this on one or two ocassions  :- "  :wacko:

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TOP TIP.........

get a cookong lesson :teehee:

 

[bertha]

If you do it again, biological washing powder, soak over night and the burnt bits will fall off! Biotex is very good for this. I used to clean caravans on change over day, so have used this to great effect. Warm water and soak. :teehee:

 

[whippetmad]

steredent!!!!!!
Yes the stuff for false teeth!!!!

Soak overnight and all debris will disapear  Honest!! (w00t)

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If you think i,m going in a shop to buy that,you got another thing coming :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :huggles:

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who are you trying to kid dawn...............bet ya have some in your bathroom cupboard :- "

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Cheeky monkey :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Proberly had to used it one day :- "

Unlike you Helen who likes to bare it all

 

[whippetmad]

If you do it again, biological washing powder, soak over night and the burnt bits will fall off! Biotex is very good for this. I used to clean caravans on change over day, so have used this to great effect. Warm water and soak. :teehee:

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Thanks for the tips Ann :thumbsup:

Sometimes i forget i,ve got eggs boiling too Does,nt it smell :x

 

[dolly]

The best is cover the bottom of the pan is salt, and put the pan on a really hot hob, the salt atracts the burnt offerings and lifts clean off !!

 

[whippetmad]

The best is cover the bottom of the pan is salt, and put the pan on a really hot hob, the salt atracts the burnt offerings and lifts clean off !!

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Thanks for another tip :thumbsup:

I persume i,m not the only one :lol: :lol:

 

[dolly]

I dont, but the staff do.

Ive run a few large kitchens in my time :- "

 

[whipwat]

The best is cover the bottom of the pan is salt, and put the pan on a really hot hob, the salt atracts the burnt offerings and lifts clean off !!

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Ditto :thumbsup: I do my mum's shopping and she always has common salt on her list for cleaning the burnt pots (w00t)