Cleaning pan - boiled dry cooking rice

nearlyrich

Don't use a wire wool scourer on a none stick pan though!

Valli

I knew it was bio! If you use a DW tablet wear rubber gloves.

Counting_Pennies_2

Now on the dishwasher tablet.

It boiled over and tripped the electrics, much to the kids upset as their important tv program has been interrupted.

Eyes sore from all the detergent cooking!

Normally cook on the Aga, but DH refuses to use it when he cooks!

Sambucus_Nigra

You can use any washing up liquid and boil it on the hob - my mum's friend used to do this for all her pans in the 70s before we'd even heard of bio let alone non-bio. I've got one on the go tonight with soda crystals.

Butterfly_Brain

I always use bio washing powder bring to the boil and leave overnight for best results, if it is very bad you might have to repeat the process, but it usually works first time

miss_scrooge

Brillo pads

debsy42

Coke, just got a pan soaking at the moment, always works for me

Misstress

Misstress wrote: »

Non bio washing powder, put it in the pan with water and boil it up.

Sorry my bad, gotta um mixed up

mummybear3

Maybe too late but I use water with a dash of washing up liquid and a dash of bleach, boil on hob and it makes it really easy to clean.

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lollipopsarah

When I have yucky baking dishes/trays I always soak in cold water over night with either washing liquid or a good bit of salt - works for me.
Now if only I could get my hob and saucepan bottoms clean.
good luck
xx