I hope this simple method helps you clean grease and debris from burnt and heavily soiled pans.
It is very important to regularly remove the burnt fat from the pan, as each time it comes into contact with the fire, the layer becomes thicker and becomes more difficult to remove.
How to clean the pan from fat and soot if the layer is very thick?
You can also clean the cooking pot, kettle and other dishes that are covered with a greasy layer of soot as described below. This method also removes limescale deposits from cutlery.
Just 10 minutes and no chemicals or scrubbing required.
We only need four simple and inexpensive ingredients: water, baking soda, laundry detergent and citric acid. And a larger garage.
Application method:
In 2 liters of hot water, dissolve 3 tablespoons of baking soda, the same amount of dish soap and 1 tablespoon of citric acid. The liquid can be replaced with soap, just wipe it off.
Dip the dishes in the resulting mixture and cook over low heat for 10 minutes. Then you can easily remove old dirt and grease.
If you don’t have a pan large enough for the cooking pot, use a larger plastic bowl. Dip the mold into the prepared mixture. However, soaking without cooking takes significantly longer. Article navigation