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| prairiegirl |
Posted - Sep 18 2005 : 5:31:33 PM
Does anyone have an organic or homebrewed solution for cleaning pots that have had something burn up in them? I walked away from a pot of beef stew and it burned up. I have tried scrubbing and running the dishwasher but it still isn't coming up (the burnt stew that is)  |
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| Susie Q |
Posted - Sep 23 2005 : 12:28:34 PM
try vinegar and salt. and keep adding salt to use as an abrasive. A stailess steel scrubber helps too. |
| Whimsy_girl |
Posted - Sep 22 2005 : 10:44:55 PM
I dont know how organic this is, but it helps you get more use out of something before you toss it.
Stick a used dryer sheet in the crusty pan and fill it with water, leave it overnight and then use the dryer sheet to scrub out the pan and it usually does the trick.
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| LJRphoto |
Posted - Sep 22 2005 : 4:48:32 PM
I've used the vinegar thing too and it works great. It takes so much of the labor out of cleaning a burned pot. I just put it in full strength, put the lid back on and let it sit overnight.
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| Aunt Jenny |
Posted - Sep 18 2005 : 9:06:24 PM
That does help..that and sometimes scrubbing with baking soda..but the vinegar helps the most it seems..good luck. I do that alot and hate it!!
Jenny in Utah
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| Fabulous Farm Femmes |
Posted - Sep 18 2005 : 7:01:00 PM
I think if you simmer it with white vinegar in it, that is supposed to help...Am I correct Farm Girls? |
