OMG Stainless Steel pan burned...

Poppy9

I put some washing up liquid an boiling water in the pan and return it to the hob and bring to the boil. Keep it simmering for about 10 minutes then wash as normal. Works everytime for me.

hazzie123

If you look at the sunday dinner cook off near enough towards the end of the thread I posted a pic of my burnt steamer base.I used a table spoon of bicarb and toped it up with white vingear to the top of the burnt bit and just left it for 10 mins and it just wiped off! It came up like brand new and no need for scrubbing or boiling.

culpepper

get a kitchen timer and set it for how long your food is to cook for ,put it by the pc ,then it will beep and remind you to go and sort it out.
My neighbour kept setting off her smoke alarm because she grilled sausages and the phone would go and she would forget. We bought her a timer for xmas so she could have it by the phone when that happened.
Also useful for getting rid of chatter boxes when you dont really have time to talk but are too embarassed to say so. Set the timer and when it sounds you can say ,there goes the timer for me to get the cake out,must go,bye

mrs_baggins

Made some jam the other day and managed to burn my really expensive stainless steel saucepan. I have tried loads of things to get rid of it but cant shift it!

I have tried so far soaking it with salt overnight. then soaking it with salt adding water , boiling it and leaving it. Also tried the carbon remover from lakeland which usually does most things. some of it has gone but there are still loads of patches which will not budge.

any clues please?

Penelope_Penguin

Hi there :beer: I'll add your post to the existing thread on burnt SS pans so that you can browse ideas there.

Penny. x

abbecer

My mother in law always cooks tomato soup in hers. Don't know why but the stains do disappear.

Hope this helps

Rebecca x

Magentasue

Bio washing powder and water boiled up until it all floats off.

mrs_baggins

will try washing powder tonight!!!! thanks

robpw2

I was going to reccomend washing powder and water then boil its gets rid of burnt on marks fast ,

the other thing you could try is ovenpride thats stuffs amazing put it in the pan bag it leave for allotted time and then come back and the marks are gone

shazza40

kim and aggie recommend using coke to cover burnt area, and warm until bubbling, using ordinary washing up brush to rub area repeat if necessary