The scrubbing strawberry porridge, the mother-in-law 'rusty' tips only need 3 seconds to be clean and fresh

So how to clean those stubborn stains, please refer to the ways below!

Use hot water to clean

If your pan is a stainless pan or a pan, it is quite simple. Put a pan on the stove, pour hot water into a boil for about 10, 15 minutes to soften the stain.

If you like, you can add dishwashing liquid and detergent to increase cleaning efficiency. After heating the pan, use a wooden spatula or a soft nylon spatula to scrape away the burnt areas while the water loosens it.

Use vinegar

Just like water, pour vinegar into the pan, or touch where it needs to be cleaned, then heat. Then use a wooden spoon or nylon spoon to clean the burn. Acid in vinegar will do this easily.

Soak with dishwashing liquid

If you have plenty of time, you can mix the hot water solution - the dishwashing liquid into the pan, leave it for several hours or soak it overnight. Then use a brush with a nylon thread to clean the stains.

Use alum

Alum is quite popular in rust removal for stainless steel items. She boiled about 1 liter of water with only 50g alum. After alum dissolved, wait for the water to cool down, soak a towel in the water, squeeze it to the moisture, and then wipe the rusted areas on stainless steel utensils. Utensils will be very fast shiny.

The mother, please try to apply these ways, make sure not to sit with a black brush and squeeze all your hands, instead of a shiny kitchen thanks to the pot, pots, saucepan, and pans are all new!

Use grain salt

With some types of saucepans, pans made of stainless steel you can pour the flooded water in the pan and add two tablespoons of salt to the water, stir until salt dissolves. Leave it for 1 hour and then rub again with dishwashing liquid.

If the stains still do not peel off, you can put the saucepan, the pan soaked in salt water on the boiling stove, then soak for about 1 hour and then rub again.

Or you can add one tablespoon of coconut oil to a pan to melt, then sprinkle a large amount of salt into the bottom of the pan.

Finally use a cloth or paper towel, and then firmly rub the salt and oil into the pan in a circular motion. In this way, the stains will be washed clean.