Clean Stainless Steel Sheet Pan

Pour enough cola in your pan to cover burnt areas.

Clean stainless steel sheet pan. Place the pan on a burner and turn on step 2. Fill the pan with warm water and walk away for two to three hours. Using this method your stainless steel pan should be clean and without scorch marks. Even though stainless steel pans are dishwasher safe we like to scrub them by hand.

Rub the paste into the bottom of the pan and let the pan sit for about 15 minutes. Bring to a boil step 4. Allow it to sit for an hour. We all know not to use steel.

This will fizz quite a bit due to the vinegar so be careful if the vinegar water mix is still hot. Start off by taking your scorched pan and adding soap one or two dryer sheets and a little bit of dish washing soap. If any scorch or burn marks remain you can make a paste using 3 tablespoons of baking soda and add just enough water to moisten. Pour in enough vinegar to cover bottom of pan step 3.

The dryer sheet which can be substituted for a tablespoon of fabric softener will loosen the burnt on food and leave you with a shiny like new pan. Added a few inches of hot not scalding but pretty hot water. Add about a half cup baking soda and allow to sizzle step 5. Here s how to clean burnt stainless steel pans with cola.

Use a wooden spatula to scrape the burned particles off the pan s. Remove the pan from the heat and add two tablespoons of baking soda. Once you come back the water should be pretty grimy. Put a few drops of dish soap in the pan.

Once simmering remove from heat and use a spatula to scrape away burnt oil or other burnt on substances. 9 the vinegar and baking soda method step 1. Dispose of the dryer sheets and water and scrub with soap and water if there are any bits still stuck on. Set my timer for an hour.

Soak a burnt pan with soap and water and add a dryer sheet into the mix. Homemade stainless steel spot remover 3 tbsp of flour cup of water soft cloth an old toothbrush. That way we can make sure we re getting all the food off especially from crevices around the rivets and handle. Bring the soda to a gentle simmer.

At this point the pan should already be looking a little cleaner.