How to clean outside of pots and pans?
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Susan
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Pots and Pans have bake on stains on them whats the easiest way to I remove these stains?
8 answers
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I use liquid Bar Keeper's Friend and a sturdy rag. Apply it, let it set for a while, then rub.
Jac K
on Oct 03, 2016
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I agree with Jack, BarKeeper's is about the best, but almost any fine scrub abrasive product will do. I use the powder is my preference with a teflon type kitchen sponge or a cloth, then with a soft metalic springy scrungie for the tough spots, as it is less likely to scratch.
Johnchip
on Oct 03, 2016
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Baking soda and white vinegar into a paste.Apply and leave on over night.
Janet Pizaro
on Oct 03, 2016
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You could also try soaking with salt and dish washing
Rs112664973
on Oct 04, 2016
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I use steel wool. Warner Robins, Ga
Ann Hill Reynolds
on Oct 04, 2016
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SOS or Brillo pads, steel wool pads with soap already in them, are great for cleaning pots and pans, stained sinks, hard to clean bath tubs, great for cleaning stainless steel pans.
Christina Soliz
on Oct 04, 2016
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spray with oven cleaner, let sit.
Joy Peters Kurtz
on Oct 05, 2016
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On stainless steel Iuse a creamy amonia based cleaner spread over the affected area and left overnight. The next day I use a brush and and hot water. On corningware or glass I use a Brillo pad dampened but not too wet. Failing that carpet shampoo and ordinary steel wool.
Maria Roth
on Oct 05, 2016
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