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cleaning stainless saute' pan
cleaning stainless saute' pan
Hubby decided to fry potatoes in my new stainless saute' pan.
/sigh
Anyone have any good suggestions on cleaning the black area left
behind after washing?
Nan
Hubby decided to fry potatoes in my new stainless saute' pan.
/sigh
Anyone have any good suggestions on cleaning the black area left
behind after washing?
Nan
Re: cleaning stainless saute' pan
In article <7pitv2lp4oiifmegsmgttlp1tpd1vvdivv@4ax,com >,
Nan <Badmam@#1,net > wrote:
> Hubby decided to fry potatoes in my new stainless saute' pan.
> /sigh
> Anyone have any good suggestions on cleaning the black area left
> behind after washing?
>
> Nan
Bon Ami, Barkeepers Friend or a simple stainless steel scrubbing ball.
In article <7pitv2lp4oiifmegsmgttlp1tpd1vvdivv@4ax,com >,
Nan <Badmam@#1,net > wrote:
> Hubby decided to fry potatoes in my new stainless saute' pan.
> /sigh
> Anyone have any good suggestions on cleaning the black area left
> behind after washing?
>
> Nan
Bon Ami, Barkeepers Friend or a simple stainless steel scrubbing ball.
Re: cleaning stainless saute' pan
On Mon, 19 Mar 2007 09:44:43 -0700, Tamzen Cannoy
<tamzen@worldbenders,com > wrote:
>In article <7pitv2lp4oiifmegsmgttlp1tpd1vvdivv@4ax,com >,
> Nan <Badmam@#1,net > wrote:
>
>> Hubby decided to fry potatoes in my new stainless saute' pan.
>> /sigh
>> Anyone have any good suggestions on cleaning the black area left
>> behind after washing?
>>
>> Nan
>
>Bon Ami, Barkeepers Friend or a simple stainless steel scrubbing ball.
I have some Bon Ami. I'll give that a try. Thanks!
Nan
On Mon, 19 Mar 2007 09:44:43 -0700, Tamzen Cannoy
<tamzen@worldbenders,com > wrote:
>In article <7pitv2lp4oiifmegsmgttlp1tpd1vvdivv@4ax,com >,
> Nan <Badmam@#1,net > wrote:
>
>> Hubby decided to fry potatoes in my new stainless saute' pan.
>> /sigh
>> Anyone have any good suggestions on cleaning the black area left
>> behind after washing?
>>
>> Nan
>
>Bon Ami, Barkeepers Friend or a simple stainless steel scrubbing ball.
I have some Bon Ami. I'll give that a try. Thanks!
Nan
Re: cleaning stainless saute' pan
In article <7pitv2lp4oiifmegsmgttlp1tpd1vvdivv@4ax,com >, Badmam@#1,net
says...
> Hubby decided to fry potatoes in my new stainless saute' pan.
> /sigh
> Anyone have any good suggestions on cleaning the black area left
> behind after washing?
>
> Nan
>
A good scrubbing with Barkeeper's Friend or a similar product. You must
add a good dose of elbow grease.
--
Peter Aitken
In article <7pitv2lp4oiifmegsmgttlp1tpd1vvdivv@4ax,com >, Badmam@#1,net
says...
> Hubby decided to fry potatoes in my new stainless saute' pan.
> /sigh
> Anyone have any good suggestions on cleaning the black area left
> behind after washing?
>
> Nan
>
A good scrubbing with Barkeeper's Friend or a similar product. You must
add a good dose of elbow grease.
--
Peter Aitken
Re: cleaning stainless saute' pan
Nan wrote:
> Hubby decided to fry potatoes in my new stainless saute' pan.
> /sigh
> Anyone have any good suggestions on cleaning the black area left
> behind after washing?
>
> Nan
BarKeepers friend works but also try reheating the pan, and then add
something acidic like lemon juice or orange juice, splash of wine,
tomato juice, whatever and scrub the pan with the edge of a flat wooden
spoon or spatula. I usually do that right after I'm done cooking or as
part of the dish and the pans come perfectly clean no matter what was
stuck before and all that fond goes into the dish.
Melondy
Nan wrote:
> Hubby decided to fry potatoes in my new stainless saute' pan.
> /sigh
> Anyone have any good suggestions on cleaning the black area left
> behind after washing?
>
> Nan
BarKeepers friend works but also try reheating the pan, and then add
something acidic like lemon juice or orange juice, splash of wine,
tomato juice, whatever and scrub the pan with the edge of a flat wooden
spoon or spatula. I usually do that right after I'm done cooking or as
part of the dish and the pans come perfectly clean no matter what was
stuck before and all that fond goes into the dish.
Melondy
Re: cleaning stainless saute' pan
On Mar 19, 9:42 am, Nan <Badmam@#1,net > wrote:
> Hubby decided to fry potatoes in my new stainless saute' pan.
> /sigh
> Anyone have any good suggestions on cleaning the black area left
> behind after washing?
>
> Nan
How abot Dawn Power Dissolver? Sprat it on and let sit for about 15
minutes- stuff will just wipe off!
On Mar 19, 9:42 am, Nan <Badmam@#1,net > wrote:
> Hubby decided to fry potatoes in my new stainless saute' pan.
> /sigh
> Anyone have any good suggestions on cleaning the black area left
> behind after washing?
>
> Nan
How abot Dawn Power Dissolver? Sprat it on and let sit for about 15
minutes- stuff will just wipe off!
Re: cleaning stainless saute' pan
In article <7pitv2lp4oiifmegsmgttlp1tpd1vvdivv@4ax,com >,
Nan <Badmam@#1,net > wrote:
> Hubby decided to fry potatoes in my new stainless saute' pan.
> /sigh
> Anyone have any good suggestions on cleaning the black area left
> behind after washing?
>
> Nan
I'm not exactly sure of what you've got there, but I've used a baking
soda paste - wet the pan, sprinkle baking soda heavily, let it stand
several hours or overnight - with great success.
--
-Barb, Mother Superior, HOSSSPoJ
http :// jamlady.eboard,com - Comfort Food for Bob Pastorio, updated
3-16-2007
http :// web.mac,com /barbschaller - Hollandaise sauce 3-15-2007
http :// www .caringbridge.org/visit/amytaylor
In article <7pitv2lp4oiifmegsmgttlp1tpd1vvdivv@4ax,com >,
Nan <Badmam@#1,net > wrote:
> Hubby decided to fry potatoes in my new stainless saute' pan.
> /sigh
> Anyone have any good suggestions on cleaning the black area left
> behind after washing?
>
> Nan
I'm not exactly sure of what you've got there, but I've used a baking
soda paste - wet the pan, sprinkle baking soda heavily, let it stand
several hours or overnight - with great success.
--
-Barb, Mother Superior, HOSSSPoJ
http :// jamlady.eboard,com - Comfort Food for Bob Pastorio, updated
3-16-2007
http :// web.mac,com /barbschaller - Hollandaise sauce 3-15-2007
http :// www .caringbridge.org/visit/amytaylor
