I need the recipe for cleaning cookie sheets using baking soda
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Linda Sikut
on Dec 13, 2017
Sprinkle baking soda on the sheets, then spray with plain white vinegar. Let it sit a while to do it's work, then wash off. Redo any spots that got missed or try Bar Keepers Friend. Wishing you the best. -
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Michele Pappagallo
on Dec 13, 2017
Try mixing baking soda and hydrogen peroxide into a paste and smearing it onto the pans. Let it sit for a couple of hours, then scrub with a scrubbie sponge. Wash as usual. You may have to repeat a couple of times to get everything off. -
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Peg
on Dec 13, 2017
Sos pads will work.- See 1 previous
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Kay
on Dec 13, 2017
I would use the Bi Card of Soda @ Vinigar. method. It will be less harsher, so it won't damage the baking sheets, plus it's less expensive to! It's very effective in removing baked on food ect. I don't use or recommend peroxide, as I associate it more with hair use. You would need to wear glove when using, plus I find the oder @ bit strong, so you would need to have doors or windows open when useing it. I try to use natural cleaners where possible. Kay Adelaide Australia ☺ -
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Colleen Swindell
on Dec 13, 2017
My teenage grandson used my cookie sheet over and over. Don't know if jeeber tried to wash it. I was ready to throw it away then light bulb went offMight as well try WD-40. Built up grease is a tough one, so I sprayed generously with WD, let it sit about 30 minutes, and with the help of even more grease,( elbow), it was like new again. Great cleaning product. Now it's a must have in supply closet.
Linda Sikut
on Dec 13, 2017
Michele Pappagallo
on Dec 13, 2017
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