/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>14062569
add baking soda and vinegar to some water and boil it for a bit, then use some elbow grease

>>14062574
>Baking soda and vinegar
Why do people do this? Don't they neutralise each other and make the whole thing useless?

>>14062643
Enjoy your stained pot

>>14062569
Just use Barkeeper's Friend and a nylon scrub

>>14062569
Steel wool?

baking soda, water, heat, aggressive scrubbing

>>14062569
Elbow grease and steel wool

>>14062569
barkeepers friend and a rag

>>14062643
retard

>>14064739
Literally just this
Hot water, washing up liquid and steel wool.

>>14062569
Fill it with water and put it on a rolling boil for fifteen minutes. If that fails, buy some Barkeeper's Friend.

>>14064745
Well I just called up my barkeeper and he said he has no friends, then he told me to clean my own dishes. Thanks a lot asshole, now I won't be able to go to my favorite bar without it being awkward as hell.

Enough of the bullshit responses. Anon, all you need is floor scrubbing powder and a regular dish brush. That's it. However, once that brush is used for this purpose, I wouldn't use it for anything else thereafter. That's just me, though. You do what you want. Anyway, here's how:

Wet pan.
Add a little floor scrubbing powder. Idfk where you live, but 'round these parts, we use Comet.
Work it into the stain with the brush until gone.
Rinse.
Repeat unlikely to be needed, but if it is after all, do so.
Wash with regular dish soap and a sponge or second brush.
Rinse.
Enjoy your clean pan.

I learned this trick when I was going to go in to work later one morning so I stuck around at home a bit. I saw my cleaning lady do it on one of my enameled pans. Still looks like new to this day and the set is about 12 years old.

>>14062569
boil bleach, gets read of anything

>>14066048
Don't do this, steel and boiled bleach creates mustard gas

>>14062569
Dont fucking clean the seasoning you retard

>>14064936
Does it hurt to be this unfunny?

if you use your pan correctly there will be no burnt oil.

>>14066803
That's ammonia and bleach.

>>14064936
how was it even worth typing this out

>>14062643
Yes. It's really appealing to big gwown ups who like making bubbles though

It makes salt, water, CO2. Waste of materials. Either use one or the other.

>>14062569
It just happens, according to cast ir on users. They rant at length about all the precautions you have to take to prevent that from being removed. So if you don't take autistic measures to keep it, it must just come off.

>>14062569
Baking soda, blue scotchbrite pad and elbow grease. Clean and no scratch.

>>14067117
>>14067413
i found it slightly amusing

>>14064770
>washing up liquid
holy fuck they really do say it!

>>14062574
>>14062643
baking soda and vinegar is the ultimate old wive's tale, yes they do neutralize each other, even though generally i see housewives put a small spoonfull of baking soda into the vinegar, which stays acidic, just a little less.
Not that it matters, because the acidity of vinegar can be useful to clean limestone residues from stuff but not much else

>>14067778
Not the guy, but I'm ETL and wondering what I should be calling it instead.
I don't like "detergent" because I feel that's not specific to dishes.

>>14067773
gross

>>14065431
I did this after this same guy suggested that same thing on here before. I know its the same guy cuz i remember him mentioning the maid. It works.

>>14062569
you can put it in caustic cleaner, or you can burn it off by heating the pan for ages then it will rinse off easy. It's the same shit that gets built up in ovens, so if you have a self cleaning oven like a rational you can throw it in during a cycle. OR you can just not care about it and cook anyway.

>>14067810
I've never heard of the baking soda bit, I just put vinegar and a bit soap in the pan and boil it, everything comes off and it looks brand new

>>14062569
I have that exactly same pan.

Literally just soak it for a week in dish soap. There are probably faster ways. It's stainless steel so you can use wool or pieces of a grill brick. Concentrated degreasing agents are awesome too.

>>14062569
use oven cleaner. and learn to cook.

>>14067773
Women are not funny

>>14068625
>soak it for a week in dish soap
What kind of retarded advice is this? Do you know that some people eat more than once a week?

>>14068673
Your incel is showing.

>>14062574
Don't do this it creates ketchup

>>14062767
>>14064751

>>14067270
What do you think is in the ammonia that reacts with the chlorine, retard? Iron.

>>14067850
>>14067778
Dunno what country you lot are from but here in bongland "washing up liquid" is the only thing we call it.

>>14068769
It's called soap. You need to be made aware that independence wasn't the only thing we won. We also took your authority over the English language. Pretty soon the whole world will be speaking American while you struggle to find words that describe your toilet. Flushitdowner? Oi! Use the fookin' squat'n sniff ya fookin pajeet!

>>14068769
I think soap for dishes is called dish soap.

that's seasoning
you let it build up

>>14068781
You bathe in detergent?