How do I get rust off of my aluminum baking pan??
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Here's a link with several methods to try:
https://www.tipsbulletin.com/how-to-remove-rust-from-aluminum/
Method 1: Vinegar + Lemon Juice
Acidic products are very effective in getting rid of rust on all metals. Vinegar and lemon juice are both acidic enough to dissolve the rust formed on the surface of baking pans.
For this method, you can use either vinegar or lemon juice (or mix one part each) to soak the rusted areas on your baking pan. Leave it on for a few minutes and you’ll see the rust dissolve. For more stubborn rust, try using white vinegar.
Rinse your baking pan thoroughly after the rust has fully dissolved as you don’t want the acid to continue dissolving the metal.
If your pan is made of a more delicate material or with a nonstick coating such as teflon, dilute your acidic solution with equal part water so that the acid doesn’t damage your pan. You can also oil your pan after removing the rust to condition it for future use.
ref:https://bakinghow.com/remove-rust-baking-pan/
wash the pan off sprinkle with baking soda and let it sit a few minutes then use a soap pad to scrub it off
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How to Clean Oxidized Aluminum Pans (4 Easy Ways)
https://worldofpans.com/how-to-clean-oxidized-aluminum-pans/
How old is the pan?
As all baking pans are not created equally, unfortunately, at some point in time due to being exposed to the high heat of an oven, plus food particles, the finish on the pans either wears off, or is burnt off. Once rust begins to start showing, although it may be possible to temporarily remove the rust, it most likely will keep reappearing.
Time to retire the sheet, and purchase a new one.
Steel wool pad can be used to scrub it off. Then clean well and make sure each time you wash it, you dry. I put mine in a warm oven to make sure they are dry.
Hello. This link might be helpful
https://teeocreations.com/how-to-prevent-and-remove-rust-stains-in-baking-pans-and-what-good-alternative-is-there-to-metal-bakeware/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYyAeHO1-s0
Brillo will get it off.
I just tried a product called Pink Stuff https://amzn.to/39xK4iM . The paste works like a Mr. Clean magic eraser.