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Cleaning Stained Anodised Iron pans help
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Dumplin
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Hi,
i have some Anodised Iron pans which have white marks on them. I'm not sure if the stain is limescale or salt I was a bit of a wally and put them in the dishwasher.
Does anyone know if & how I can restore them.
Thanks
Dumplin
i have some Anodised Iron pans which have white marks on them. I'm not sure if the stain is limescale or salt I was a bit of a wally and put them in the dishwasher.
Does anyone know if & how I can restore them.
Thanks
Dumplin
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I was talking to squeaky this morning and he suggested giving them a quick wash in ordinary detergent, or wipe with a damp cloth with or without vinegar as it's probably only limescale. It may be an idea to check your salt and rinse aid to stop it happening again.
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thank you,
I'll try the vinegar, I've been handwashing them for a while now and it hasn't gone. Once they have dried out they go all white and cloudy again.:eek::eek: Money is the route of all evil, save yourselves and send yours to me :rotfl::j:rotfl:0 -
Hiya
Im saving up ATM for a set of anodised pans from John Lewis. They are not normally suitable for the dishwasher and need to be hand washed. Not sure why though-maybe the coating
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Sorry....vinegar didn't work, once it dried the pans went all milky looking again.
Any other suggestions???
thanks
lisa:eek::eek: Money is the route of all evil, save yourselves and send yours to me :rotfl::j:rotfl:0
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