5 Easy Hacks to Wash Burnt Kitchen Utensils

 


Introduction

Did you keep the stove on for too long under your pan and now are left with a sizeable burnt stain on it? No need to bat an eye. The best dish wash bar dealer and supplier in Kolkata brings you 6 easy hacks to make your burnt kitchen utensils shine like never before.

6 Easy Hacks to make your Burnt Utensils Shine

 

1.     Pour some Wine – If you have some aged wine in your home, you are in luck. Pour some of it on the burnt pan and allow it to sit for some time. After a few minutes, the black stains will disappear.

2.     Use Vinegar – Fill the burnt utensil with water and add a cup of vinegar into it. Let it soak overnight and clean it up the following day. In the morning, clean the vessel with regular soap.

3.     Boil detergent powder – Fill the burnt utensil with water and 2 – 3 tbsp detergent powder. Let the mixture boil in the burnt utensil for 15 – 20 minutes. Drain the water and gently scrub the burnt particles away.

4.     Onion - Fill the burnt utensil with water. Peel off five to six onion skins and drop them in the water. Put the utensil on the stove, close the lid and turn the knob to high flames. Let it boil for 20 to 30 minutes. Remove the utensil from the stove and clean the surface with regular soap.

5.     Baking Soda – Soak the utensil in warm lemon water for an hour, then scrub the burnt area in a circular motion with baking soda. It will get rid of the burnt stain.

6.     Carbonated drinks - Pour any carbonated drink like cola into the burnt utensil and let it simmer on a low flame for few minutes. You will see the black stains will disappear in no time, says the best dish wash bar dealer and supplier in Kolkata.

 

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