Tips to remove serious burnt pot bottom

Cooking requires washing dishes, and pots are the most difficult to clean. Sometimes when cooking, we forget the time, which inevitably leads to burnt dishes. In fact, there is a little trick to solve this problem, and it doesn’t take much effort. You can try soaking it in vinegar for a while, which may have different effects. Generally speaking, vinegar can remove many kinds of dirt, including the sticky bottom of the pot. I recommend you try using tomatoes to remove stains, the method is very simple.

1. Soak it in vinegar for most of the day. If it is very sticky, soak it for a little longer and it will come off with one wash.

2. Pour incense ash (mosquito coil ash, cigarette ash, incense ash) on the black area, find an ordinary scouring pad, dip it in a little water and wipe it with a little force, the dirt will be easily wiped off.

3. Use beer and white wine to remove the sticky bottom of the pot.

If you accidentally burn the pot while cooking and there are rice crusts on the bottom of the pot, if they are difficult to brush off, you can pour in a little white wine or beer and mix it with a small amount of water (the ratio is 1:1:0.5), cover it and let it sit for 5 minutes, then it will be easy to brush clean.

4. Remove the stuck tomatoes from the bottom of the pot.

Find a few square tomatoes and cook them in a pot, and they will fall off naturally.

5. You can soak it in water for 4 to 5 minutes, and then brush it with a silk ball. That's it.

6. You can also add some water and more vinegar and wait for 1 to 2 minutes before brushing.

7. Use apple or pear peel to remove the sticky bottom of the pot.

Boil apple or pear peels in some water and they will be easy to clean.

8. Use orange to remove the sticky bottom of the pot.

Cut a few slices of orange and put them in a pot to boil. Let it simmer overnight. The next day, the residue will turn over and be easy to remove.

9. Use old telephone cards and magnetic cards to clean the pot.

How to use: Use a card to scrape off the burnt dirt along the edge of the pot step by step. Note that you don't need to use too much force when scraping. If the card is made of hard plastic, it can also be used to scrape dirt off a gas stove.

10. Dry-burn it over low heat for a while, sprinkle salt when it smokes, shake it for one minute and then turn off the heat. Then wipe it again, and it will be clean without any residue or burnt smell.

11. Apply toothpaste, sprinkle some water on the cloth, and rub vigorously. It is economical and does not damage the pot, but it may take some effort to wipe it.

First, take the burnt pot and pour about half a bowl of white vinegar (tea leaves can also be used). Add water and boil for about three or four minutes.

Pour in white vinegar and add water to boil. After boiling, let it sit for five minutes, or longer if you are not in a hurry.

After leaving it alone for five minutes, something magical happened: the burnt part fell off the pan easily in one piece.

The burnt area can be pulled up as a whole piece. (Like seaweed)

This is the burnt part, it has fallen off. It really looks like seaweed. Rinse it with clean water and brush it lightly and it will be clean.