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Please help a useless woman who has burnt the bottom of her saucepan with stewed apple for a toddler who wouldn't stop shouting long enough for me to turn the b#~**=y thing off.
How can I get it clean?
How can I get it clean?
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Try soaking it with a scoup of washing powder and a little water overnight, and hopefully it will all come off......good luck!
PS. rulle #1: there are no useless women!! :cool:0 -
The washing powder needs to be biological
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Or use cola and bring to the boil and leave to cool, then wash as normal."Start every day off with a smile and get it over with" - W. C. Field.0
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innovate wrote:PS. rulle #1: there are no useless women!! :cool:
I have reported this post for a sexist remark............
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If the cola and biological powder fail, try a pneumatic drill or an industrial sander!!! I have exactly the same problem with the pan I so proudly made green tomato chutney in on Sunday. The chutney was salvaged, the pan is destined for the pan graveyard.
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cheese wrote:Please help a useless woman who has burnt the bottom of her saucepan with stewed apple for a toddler who wouldn't stop shouting long enough for me to turn the b#~**=y thing off.
How can I get it clean?
Boil some rhubarb in it ..I did the same and my Mum told me to do this as recommended by Kim and Aggie, it does work! :rotfl:0 -
relisys222 wrote:Boil some rhubarb in it ..I did the same and my Mum told me to do this as recommended by Kim and Aggie, it does work! :rotfl:
Assuming that is due to the acidity of the rhubarb, then I would assume lemon juice or vinegar should also work?
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There are other threads in the Cleaning section of the MEGA Index sticky at the top of the forum.
Some of them actually got results!
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Boil some water and onion peelings in the pan. Leave overnight to cool and hopefully in the morning the burnt food will scrape off easily.0
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Thanks to all of you for helping. I haven't got any cola or biological washing powder in the house, so I think I will try the vinegar or the onion trick.
Also, I have to say I am useless when it comes to housey-type-tips but it's not cos I'm a woman, it's just cos I'm me!!! (But my family love me!)Named after my cat, picture coming shortly0
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