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Having trouble cleaning your pots and pans? Here are eight scrubbing tricks using everything from club soda to Windex to remove stains and gunk from your kitchenware.
1. CLUB SODA COOKWARE CLEANER.
Here’s a dishwashing trick that will save you a lot of scrubbing time. After you’ve finished cooking, add some club soda to empty pots and pans (just enough to cover their bottoms). By the time you’re done eating, the bubbles in the soda will have loosened the grime, making your cleaning job much easier.
2. GETTING GUNK OFF GLASS DISHES.
To remove baked-on stains from a glass casserole dish, fill it with warm water and add two tablets of Alka-Seltzer or denture cleaner. Leave for an hour and the stains will be gone.
3. REMOVING STAINS FROM ALUMINUM POTS.
Continued below.
8 Tricks for Cleaning Pots and Pans
1. CLUB SODA COOKWARE CLEANER.
Here’s a dishwashing trick that will save you a lot of scrubbing time. After you’ve finished cooking, add some club soda to empty pots and pans (just enough to cover their bottoms). By the time you’re done eating, the bubbles in the soda will have loosened the grime, making your cleaning job much easier.
2. GETTING GUNK OFF GLASS DISHES.
To remove baked-on stains from a glass casserole dish, fill it with warm water and add two tablets of Alka-Seltzer or denture cleaner. Leave for an hour and the stains will be gone.
3. REMOVING STAINS FROM ALUMINUM POTS.
Continued below.
8 Tricks for Cleaning Pots and Pans
