How to Remove Melted Plastic on Stainless Steel?




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what about phosphoric acid. It is useful for washing dishes. You can also put the pot on the front porch and yell and scream at it how horrible it is that it and the pot like to stick together.
I turned on my instant pot pressure cooker with plastic bag left in and tried everything. THE ONLY WAY TO REMOVE IT is to put the burnt pot in a larger pot of boiling water. Add water to the burnt pot - about a quarter of the way up - and add to that about a half cup of Dawn dish detergent. Let boil quite a while. I did for 90 mins to 2 hours. Should slide off easily with gently scraping. Hope this helps!
Have you tried hard freezing the pot? Maybe try that, then remove and hit the pan on something very hard...maybe sidewalk outside and see if it releases the burned on plastic.
buy a new pot
Throw it out!
We just had this happen to our Pampered Chef 10” skillet. . I reheated the pan and used a metal spatula to remove the large pieces and paper towels to wipe thin the smaller pieces and strings. Now looks like black coating on most of the skillet. Then heat lightly again and sprayed oven cleaner on warm pan (several times) hand washing after each application. Lastly, a medium polishing compound with green cleaning pad (wash), then a light polishing compound (wash). It looks almost brand new.
Try making a paste of baking soda and water and letting it sit. Scrub off with a crumpled ball of aluminum foil
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