How to clean burnt jam from a pan or basin without problems

We all know how it happens: I put the saucepan on the stove, went into the Internet. .. Fathers, but the water has completely boiled out! And okay, if there was potatoes or eggs in the pot, but what if you have to clean the burnt jam? And if it has leaked on the stove, then we sympathize with you in a double. And the dishes and equipment from the layer of burnt sugar is not easy to clean, but do not throw them away! So be patient and try using the following tricks to simplify your task.

The very first and simple step of

Below in the article you will find more creative ways to clean the bottom of the pot, which can surprise with the selection of funds and the way they are used. But for now, we advise starting with the simplest: pour the pan with water. Of course, when the jam burned on the bottom of the bottom in color reminds more of oil or resin, then this step will not be enough, but to remove the fine mold 6-8 hours in the water will already do their thing. After all, it's sugar, and if you keep a candy in the water for a long time, it will dissolve sooner or later.

If 6 hours to save the pan is an unacceptable luxury, you can take advantage of several ways to improve and strengthen the power of the method.

• Any of the types of dishes will help to clean salt. Its weak or moderate solution can be used both for pots made of stainless steel or aluminum, and for enamelware. Just keep in mind that it will still be 3-4 hours to soak away the debris.
• Even more effective is the use of citric acid. Under its influence, the burnt jam will soften faster and begin to move away from the bottom and walls of the dishes.
• You can also use a solution of vinegar, because this substance is famous for a wide range of applications when it comes to cleaning and removing various types of dirt.

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If you simply pour a pot of water at room temperature with the addition of these funds, then worry about that you can mess up the dishes, there is no point. Until you warm the water and use abrasive detergents, there is nothing to fear.

After a few hours, the burnt jam will get wet, and you can easily clean it with cleaning powders, metal, but better - just a regular sponge.

If you still have to heat

One of the most effective schemes is to "boil" the broth, fill it with boiling water or leave it on the stove for a while. The process of softening in this case is faster, only if it is completely safe for an aluminum pot or stainless steel basin, enameled dishes can react to a sharp temperature drop by cracks on the enamel and its rapid damage. That is why it is advised to heat the enameled wool gradually, filling the warm water and bringing it to a boil on the stove.

Is it possible to strengthen this process? Completely! A solution of salt, soda or citric acid instead of plain water will make it easier to clean the burnt jam from the pan a little faster. Just remember that from soda, aluminum can become covered with dark spots, and a long contact with salt also harms this type of dishes. For stainless steel and enamel, some even prepare a rattling mixture of soda, salt and citric acid: so the burnt jam on the bottom of the pan certainly will not have any chance!

By the way

Sometimes, when digesting carbon on the stove at home, a bulb is cut into the water, cut in half. They say that the effect is sometimes even better than the use of special tools.

And as for the heating of vinegar - this is a controversial issue. Many digest things in vinegar for whiteness or try to clean metal dishes with boiling solution, but we want to remind you that when heated, vinegar starts to release harmful substances into the air, which can affect your health. Be careful, but choosing boiling with a solution of vinegar, at least well ventilate the room and do not stay there for 10-20 minutes, until the decoction is "boiled".

But what about special powder products?

In fact, when very much burnt jam the purchased powdered products will not help you: without soaking or digesting the carbon you will spend a lot of time and physical effort, and the result you are still unlikely to please.

But if you have at least slightly softened the deposit, then it can be cleaned with a special powder, at least with a metal sponge, at least with ordinary salt or soda.

But think in advance about the integrity of the dishes.

• An enameled pan may not tolerate the impact of abrasive particles badly, and when cooking, harmful metals through deep scratches will get into the food. But it is from this enamel and is designed to protect!
• With damage to the protective layer of aluminum cookware with its further use, the metal will also penetrate into the food, although if you use an old aluminum pellet, it is likely that there is no protective coating for a long time. It all depends on the degree of your health concerns.
• Pots and basins of stainless steel to such mechanical cleaning are quite stable. Abrasive can only slightly damage the mirror shine, and otherwise only help you quickly clean the dishes.

advice If you made a jam in a multivark and did not calculate the mode, please note that most of the containers in this technique have non-stick coatings, and in no case try to clean the bowl with a metal sponge or, worse, scrape the burn with a knife. Jam itself will lag behind the bottom, if you fill the bowl with water, and the protective coating will not be damaged.

More complex ways to remove the ignition

It is not known how they thought of it before, but it is also recommended to clean pots with exotic substances such as silicate glue or bleach! We warn in advance: they are hardly more effective than the methods that we have already told, but if you are tempted to experiment, you can give them a chance.

• Strong moisture is recommended to remove by "digesting" the burnt jam in water with the addition of 2-3 tablespoons of soda and a small amount of silicate glue.
• You can also rub the bottom and walls of dishes with a mixture of shavings of household soap and PVA glue and leave for several hours for exposure.
• If you have cleaned the carbon deposits, but do not want to remove the dark marks from it, some landladies recommend boiling a pan or a basin with a solution of "Belizna", but we, as in the case with vinegar, do not advise it due to the harmful fumes that will fill upair.

Council

The faster you start to get rid of the stash, the less effort and time it will take. If you give the crust completely wither and harden, then "boil" the deposit on the stove will have more than once, and it will take a day to soak the pan!

We are sure that it is quite possible to clean your favorite saucepan from burnt jam, and now you have in your arsenal all the effective ways to deal with such a deposit.