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Anyone who has ever tried to remove burnt-on residue from pots and pans knows how tedious and often unsuccessful this task can be. You can spend hours scrubbing and still fail to return the cookware to its original condition. Fortunately, there is an old and proven trick that will not only save you time but also ensure that your pots and pans will shine with cleanliness again
With this recipe you can make a cheap and very effective natural cleaning agent at home that easily removes burnt-on residue, grease and other dirt from your cookware. In addition, this agent is environmentally friendly and safe for your health.
What you will need:
- 100 g baking powder (or baking soda)
- 100 g mustard powder (you can grind mustard seeds)
- 5 liters of water
How to do it:
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Prepare protective equipment: Before you begin, don’t forget to put on sturdy gloves. Chemical reactions can be aggressive, so it is important to protect your skin.
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Prepare the cleaning solution: Into a large container with a capacity of at least 5 liters, pour boiled water. Add the baking powder or baking soda and the mustard powder. Mix everything thoroughly and let the mixture simmer over low heat.
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Cleaning the cookware: Immerse the dirty pan or pot into the prepared solution and leave it there for at least 15-30 minutes, depending on the level of soiling. For very stubborn dirt you can extend the soaking time.
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Finishing the cleaning: After the time has elapsed, remove the cookware from the liquid and let it cool. Then use a sponge to wipe off the remaining dirt. The result will pleasantly surprise you – all burnt-on residue will disappear and the cookware will look like new.
Why does this trick work?
Baking powder or baking soda are great agents for removing grease from various surfaces, while mustard powder is excellent at dissolving fats. This old recipe is truly effective and also gentle on nature and your wallet.
Try this simple trick and you will see that your cookware will shine with cleanliness without having to put in great effort or invest in expensive cleaning products.
