Burnt pan
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Susan
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My husband was making rice and horribly burned the pan. I have scrubbed, but there is still some burnt left. Any ideas would be helpful. Thanks in advance.
16 answers
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Baking soda. Works like a champ for LOTS of things. Burnt crud is one of 'em.
LCGPetrey
on Apr 24, 2015
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Not sure if this will help, but when I have something that is burnt on, I will take water and boil it in the pan with the burnt on stuff and then scrub at it with a spatula. Hope this helps.
RCooper @ thoughtsbyher.com
on Apr 24, 2015
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Not sure if this actually works, but it's not costly!! Sprinkle baking soda on the burnt areas and then put vinegar over the baking soda. I was told that the combination will soften the burnt substance and then it can be washed. You may need to leave the solution on the pan for a while. Good Luck!!!
Diane Trimborn
on Apr 24, 2015
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Check out this video for burned pots: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nARhgEGszpg
Mehartgallery
on Apr 24, 2015
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This Works! Fill a pan 2/3 full of water. 1 tablespoon Dawn liquid dish soap. Place on stove on medium and bring to simmer. Remove from heat and let cool then wash. Good as new.
Wanda Arganbright
on Apr 24, 2015
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Cream of tartar and peroxide
Cindy Butler Dorthy
on Apr 24, 2015
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I use the same method as Wanda Arganbright... water, Dawn, simmer for a bit. Everything that I've used this on comes right off. Good luck!
Tammy Sea
on Apr 25, 2015
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Definitely Wanda's answer works. I a new cook and burn a lot of good and her method works everytime. Plain water works too.
Smo464864
on Apr 25, 2015
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But some hot water and a little dishwasher liquid soap in the pot let it sit for a little while and everything come off
May
on Apr 25, 2015
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Whenever I burn a pan I use oven cleaner let it sit a while then it comes right off. No rough scrubbing and good as new. This is not goin to work on non stick pan.
Gem Murray
on Apr 25, 2015
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Thanks so much, everybody, for the great tips on burnt pans - they were helpful!
Susan
on Apr 25, 2015
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Boiling water in the pan with baking soda works but I have found that the easiest way is to soak it with some laundry soap (not Tide though) and then scrub it. It should come off easily.
Justfixit
on Apr 25, 2015
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Honey, keep,your husband out of the lichen, ha. My hubby did the same with a loved pot that I have had for 40 years. Have no solution joust cheap advise.
Joann Jarvis
on Apr 25, 2015
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That's kitchen
Joann Jarvis
on Apr 25, 2015
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I put water in the pan and then add a Downy Fabric softener sheet and let it sit overnight. Usually this normally does the trick.
Jamie Hampton
on Apr 25, 2015
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And get an automatic rice cooker. No more burned rice, ever.
Mary Ker
on Apr 25, 2015
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