cremated jam pans

wasbrokegettingbetter

Boy you guys are goooood!

Bio wash tab, boiled for 30min and scraped for a bit.

Good as new (well nearly)

Thanks

comping_cat

jojo3 wrote:

Biological washing powder, boiled upon the hob every day for three days and then throw the pan away!

Dont knock it until youve tried it, ive managed to get lots of things removed off pans that way, ive just never made chutney before, so couldnt vouch for that!!!!!

fudgem

wasbrokegettingbetter wrote:

Boy you guys are goooood!

Bio wash tab, boiled for 30min and scraped for a bit.

Good as new (well nearly)

Thanks

It's nice to get feedback when something has worked, I've noticed that people don't always remember to let us know

abbecer

Someone posted recently about rescuing their pans with fairy power spray. Hope this helps.

Rebeccax

furrychimp

try boiling some cola in it....was on 'how clean is your house' once....tried it once & pan came up nice & clean!!

martindow

You could always try the totally free ecological method. Leave the pan all day full of water and then in in the evening tip the water out and put the pan on its side outside. Slugs and snail will spend the night licking and feasting - it should be wonderfully clean by morning. Probably best to wash it up before using it for cooking again.