How to deal with the bottom of the pot burned, and what to do if the bottom of the pot is accidental

If the pot is accidentally burned, many people use a cleaning ball to brush it back and forth, but there is actually an easier way for us.

First of all, we don't have to rush to add water to the pot, you can sprinkle flour in the pot first, because the flour has strong adsorption, and then we pour an appropriate amount of edible flour alkali into the pot, the flour alkali is alkaline, the decontamination ability is relatively strong, and the dirt in the pot can be quickly removed.

Next, we pour an appropriate amount of cola into the pot, (the cola only needs to be unstained) cola is a carbonated drink that has the effect of softening dirt.

The third step is to add an appropriate amount of boiling water to the pot, cover the lid, and cook on high heat for about two minutes.

Finally, we pour out the paste in the pot and sprinkle an appropriate amount of salt into the pot, which has a lot of friction and is easier to clean. Take out another clean scouring pad, wipe it back and forth, and rinse it off with clean water.

Pan scorch removal.

Add water to the pot and bring to a boil, add a small amount of dish soap, leave it overnight, and then scrub it to remove. Scrub clean with a layer of oil.

Stainless steel stain removal.

The stainless steel pot is easy to stain with black scale, difficult to scrub, now as long as the larger pot at home is added with water, put in some pineapple skin, and then put the smaller pot all in, boil for 20 minutes, wait for cold and take it out, all bright as new!

Aluminum pot dirt removal method.

1. Soak an appropriate amount of stone alkali with wet water, and then wipe it with an eggshell dipped in alkaline water, so that the surface of the aluminum products is bright and clean. It is best to cover the eggshell with a piece of cloth when rubbing to prevent the fingers from being scratched when the eggshell rubs.

2. Dilute two tablespoons of detergent with half a cup of hot water, then dip a cloth in a wet aluminum pot, and then wipe it with water litter.

3. 1 tablespoon of detergent, 2 tablespoons of laundry detergent, half aluminum pot water, put it on the stove to boil, after three or five minutes, wear a gauze glove on your hand, gently wipe the lid of the pot with a ball of waxing iron wire, and then wipe the aluminum pot.

4. Put the pot in hot water and scrub it with poultry feathers. When the rice is boiling hot, rub the surface of the pot with old newspaper or a damp cloth to keep the outside of the pot bright and clean.

5. If the rice is burnt and the paste is "imprinted" on the aluminum pot, you can use the charcoal that is lightly burned and drenched to scrub it. No matter how big or thick the burnt area is, it can be cleaned.

If the paste is more serious, find a knife to scrape off the black pot, and then clean it with a steel wool ball. Note that after the paste pan of the pig iron pot is wiped off, do not use too much degreasing detergent such as dish soap to clean it, otherwise the iron pan will lose the oil film protection and will be easy to rust.

Put some hot water in the pot, soak it for a while and then wash it, you can put in beer, or liquor, you can easily remove the burnt things at the bottom of the pot.

You can add tomatoes or apples to boil in the pot, and the burnt problem in the pot will be improved after boiling for a while, and you can also add vinegar and water to boil and clean the bottom of the pot.

You can use iron sand to clean the bottom of the pot, so that you can solve the food that has been pasted on the bottom of the pot, and you can make the bottom of the pot relatively clean.

Vinegar + baking soda: **Heat the pot, pour the white vinegar to remove part of the stain first, then pour in the baking soda, brush the pot surface and rinse the dry trip.

Detergent + baking soda: First heat a pot of water, add baking soda, scrub with a brush, then pour in dish soap to increase the ability to decontaminate Lu Xi, and scrape off the scorch marks at the bottom of the pot with a wooden spatula.

Vinegar + Salt: Mix salt with white vinegar and wipe the bottom of the pan with a brush or scouring pad.

Vinegar + water: Put vinegar and water in a 1:2 ratio into the pot, cover the charred part, **boil for five minutes, cover and soak overnight, and the next day you only need to gently scrape the charred black to calm down early.

Take the pot away first, don't add water directly, especially cold water. The temperature of the boiled pot is very high, and it is easy to be scalded by the splashed water when adding water, so just wait for it to be cold. After the pot is burned, the black dirt in the pot is treated: Material preparation: white vinegar, baking soda, water, scouring pad.

1. Put vinegar, baking soda, sodium peroxide carbonate, water, vinegar, baking soda and sodium peroxide carbonate into the pot, and the water should not exceed 2 3, otherwise it will overflow.

2. Then pour white vinegar into the pot (white vinegar contains acetic acid, which can decompose ferric oxide in black dirt).

3. Let stand for 10 minutes to fully react with baking soda, white vinegar and black ferric tetroxide in the pot to dissolve it.

4. After cooling, wash with a scouring pad, no need to use force, just gently. Don't use steel wool balls, you know that Kaihuai will have scratches.

5. Add water and rinse the pot.

6. The black dirt caused by the burning of the pot has been removed.

Leave the heat source, cool down, add water and soak for a while, and you can clean it up.