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Here I show you how to clean a stainless steel pan or casserole.
I’ll show you how to do it especially when the bottom is burned or when the food has attacked.
It is true that, in general, the maintenance of this material is quite simple.
The problem is when it's too hot. Stainless steel becomes black and burnt.
But hey, don't worry.
Xavier, my chef friend, showed me how to easily recover burnt stainless steel pans...
Without the use of chemicals and above all without bleach because it damages this material.
The proof is that he managed to keep his stainless steel cookware as new for almost 10 years!
Discover 5 tips to clean a pan or a stainless steel saucepan, even burned, in just 2 minutes net. Appearance :
5 effective tips to recover a burnt stainless steel pot or pan
Summary
5 effective tips to recover a burnt stainless steel pot or pan
1. Use white vinegar and baking soda
How to clean a stainless steel pan with white vinegar and baking soda?
2. Using the citric acid
How to recover a stainless steel pan with citric acid?
3. Using the ash of wood
How to use wood ash to clean the stainless steel pan?
4. Use crystals of soda
How to clean a stainless steel pan with soda crystals?
5. Use salt up
How to restore a stainless steel pan with salt up?
4 tips for cleaning stainless steel kitchen utensils daily
1. Wash them with soapy water and a soft sponge
2. Put enough oil or butter in the pan or in the saucepan
3. Never use bleach to clean them
4. Dry the pan with a towel or over low heat
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1. Use white vinegar and baking soda

When you leave a casserole, pan or stainless steel pot on the fire for too long, it turns black!
Stains appear and do not come away with a simple cleaning with water or in the dishwasher.
But don't panic if it happened to you.
Xavier gave me advice on how to recover the burnt pan.
First solution: use baking soda with white vinegar.
The combined use of these 2 products is a powerful and effective method for the recovery of stainless steel.
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