4 Effective Tips to Make Burnt Cookware Look New Again in Minutes
Washing dishes is one of the most tedious household chores, especially due to food residue or grease. If you don’t like washing dishes either, you probably know some methods that allow you to do it faster without having to do a perfect cleaning. Over time, however, dirt begins to settle and form encrustations on the surfaces.
Cleaning pots and pans is very important not only to maintain their effectiveness but also to protect our health. Encrusted food residue and grease can seep into our food.
Below we suggest 4 effective methods to restore burnt cookware and make it look like new.
Coarse salt and aluminum foil
This method is recommended for iron pots and pans and is one of the most effective methods for removing food residue and grease without damaging their surfaces. You will need a tablespoon of coarse salt and some aluminum foil.
Sprinkle the surface of the pan with a tablespoon of salt and let it sit. Cut pieces of aluminum foil, roll them up and rub them on the burnt parts of the pan. The aluminum foil will turn dark. Finally, wash and dry it as usual.
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