Don't just wipe the burnt pot! Just pour 'this' and it's done. Easy way to clean a burnt pot

Easy way to clean burnt pots

A completely charred carbonized pot! It's hard to clean easily just by wiping with dish soap.

The more the ink marks stick, the harder they become to clean.

So today, I will show you a very easy and simple way to clean a burnt pot using something that is easy to find at home.

 

Materials needed

This is the pot I burned. As you can see, the scorch marks are very severe, just a scrub with a sponge.

It's at a level that cannot be cleaned with dish soap under any circumstances.

In such cases, prepare the baking soda you have at home.

If you prepare about one spoonful with a large spoon, you can easily clean the burnt pot.

Usually, the instructions for baking soda products mention that they are effective even on burnt pots.

 

How to clean

The first thing you should do is put one spoon of baking soda and water into the pot.

When adding water, you should add enough to submerge the carbon part.

If you just wipe it, the burn marks won't fade, so it's not easy to clean; a polishing process is necessary.

Boil the prepared water vigorously. Be sure to ventilate when boiling.

Once the water boils vigorously, reduce to medium-low heat and simmer for about 20 to 30 minutes.

 

You can wipe it immediately after some time has passed, but if the burn marks are severe, turn off the heat and continue to simmer for an additional 20 to 30 minutes.

Now, prepare a scrubber and pump some dish soap.

Pour out the hot water, cool it with cold water to prevent burns on your hand, and then wipe it.

 

Then, you will see that the burn marks that couldn't be cleaned easily can be easily removed just by scrubbing with a scrubber.

If there are areas that are difficult to remove, please add a little more baking soda and scrub with a scrubber.

 

This is the appearance after cleaning. As you can see, there are no burn marks left, and it has been cleaned very thoroughly.

Today, I shared an easy way to clean a burnt pot using just one baking soda.