The time has come for all of us to face at home encrusted pans that there is no way to clean, without a lot of effort and effort. However, we should not despair, there are some little tricks to clean encrusted pans in a short time and with hardly any effort, even with natural products.
Encrusted pans, how to clean them naturally
Cleaning the bottom of burnt pots or encrusted or very dirty pans is a bothersome task for most people. Many times, for many problems, we have the solution at home and we don’t know how to use it. Therefore, let’s see what is advisable to do in these occasions.
Using unsuitable products or rough sponges is not the best option for removing trapped food that cannot be removed with regular detergent. Therefore, before mistreating our pans, it is advisable to try some home tricks that will leave the pans in perfect condition in a short time.
Baking soda and white vinegar.
As in many other cases, these are two products that are used on numerous occasions for household tasks. To clean encrusted pans you need ½ cup of white vinegar, a cup of water and two tablespoons of baking soda.
Let’s see what procedure to follow: Start by pouring white vinegar over the crusty pan. Proceed by pouring water to boil. Then turn off the heat under the pan and add the baking soda. Once the effervescent effect starts, this will make the dirt come off easily. Then you should scrub the pan with the sponge and remove the remains of burnt food. Finally, if there are any remains, simply scrub with dry baking soda.
Baking soda and lemon
Baking soda has an astringent power that will help remove grease and sticky food residue that affects the surface of baking trays every time we use them. But even combined with lemon, it easily removes burnt residue.
Two tablespoons of baking soda and half a lemon will be enough, but let’s see the steps to follow to clean a burnt pan with this remedy: First, you must spread baking soda on the baking sheet. Then, with half a lemon you will have to rub the entire surface until the pan acquires its original shiny appearance. If the stains do not disappear completely, simply heat some vinegar and repeat the process.