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Help, i have killed my gas steamer, how do i revive it?
rigsby1967
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I used my gas stove steamer today but forgot to keep an eye on it and the base has a load of burnt on rubbish after i let the water run dry.
Rather than get another steamer is there anything i can do to revive the burnt one? I have only had it 5 months but i am always using it.
Thank you
rigs
Rather than get another steamer is there anything i can do to revive the burnt one? I have only had it 5 months but i am always using it.
Thank you
rigs
Mortgage Jan 2007, 60000
. Jan 2011, 46,132.86. Feb 2011 45,699.72. July 2011 44,722.48. July 2012 42,400.34. Sept 2012 41,673.83. Jan 2013 40,652.53
Dec 2014 34,834.18 :-)
Dec 2014 34,834.18 :-)
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Soak it and soak it - I'd start with water, then after half an hour or so, pour it away and replace with either biological washing powder or dishwasher tablet/powder and plenty of warm water. Leave for at least 4 hours, then rinse and inspect the surface. You'll soon be able to see if it's going to be reusable.
HTH0 -
Thanks MSB.
I will do that and see what happens. I did put cold water in it straight away and have just tiped it out so will now rince and try the bio powder.
RigsMortgage Jan 2007, 60000
. Jan 2011, 46,132.86. Feb 2011 45,699.72. July 2011 44,722.48. July 2012 42,400.34. Sept 2012 41,673.83. Jan 2013 40,652.53
Dec 2014 34,834.18 :-)0 -
I have done this loads of times with stainless steel saucepans and they can be saved even when very black. I scrape out as much as possible with a spoon then simmer bio washing powder or a dishwasher tablet and boiling water for a while, then give it another good scrape. Sometimes I need to do this more than once - the last stubborn bits of black usually come off with a good scrub using Astonish paste or similar.0
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Thank you both for the advice on the bio powder, My pan has come up like new.......well very almost
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Before MSE i would have gone straight out to by another one thinking it was un-savable:rolleyes:.
rigsMortgage Jan 2007, 60000
. Jan 2011, 46,132.86. Feb 2011 45,699.72. July 2011 44,722.48. July 2012 42,400.34. Sept 2012 41,673.83. Jan 2013 40,652.53
Dec 2014 34,834.18 :-)0
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