Tips for Best Results:
For extremely burnt pans, adding a bit of hot water to the mixture can enhance the cleaning power.
Use a plastic or silicone scrubber to avoid scratching the surface of your pans.
This method is safe for most types of pans, but always do a spot test on a small area first if you’re unsure about the material.
Benefits of This Method:
Economical: Baking soda and hydrogen peroxide are inexpensive and widely available.
Eco-Friendly: Avoids the use of harsh chemicals and reduces reliance on dishwashers, saving energy and water.
Effective: Removes grease and burns without damaging the pan’s surface.
With this easy and effective cleaning solution, you can restore your pans to their former glory, making your kitchen a more inviting space for cooking. Embrace the simplicity and efficiency of using baking soda and hydrogen peroxide for a cleaner, greener kitchen.
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