30-Second Trick to Remove Rainbow Stains From Stainless Steel Pans
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- This simple trick will remove those blotchy rainbow stains (also called heat tint) from your stainless steel pans. You don't need soap or special cleaners, and it only takes 30 seconds.
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I had this problem for years and it drove me crazy. I finally found out that Bar Keeper's Friend powder removes it, but so glad to know that vinegar will do the trick as well! Great video!
This really helps. Every other video has a pristine out of the box pan and teaches you how to clean it with massive fond build up. Nobody addresses the appearance issues that come with long use
I can attest to this excellent solution (and using more vinegar, if needed). Sometimes, it takes two rounds. Just used it last night - and every night I use stainless pots and pans. I have also used lemon juice which works like a charm (often at full strength). Perfect timing!
I tried this brief remedy, but sorry, it didn't work. But you are right on about the white vinegar!! I did figure out something related THAT ACTUALLY WORKED FOR ME!!!! My situation was that I had an expensive Calaphon stainless steel 3 quart pan that I really liked. I had accidentally left the empty pan on a hot burner and ruined its appearance. There was no burned on food or grease, the pan had been empty. I didn't need a pan that was that expensive, I had bought it because I like how it looked, and now I had ruined it, or so I thought. The outside of the pan had taken on a very dark, golden brown patina that was very even all over the pan. Considering yours and several of the other online videos that also hadn't worked for me, nonetheless it seemed that white vinegar might do something helpful. And white vinegar had been useful for me in other projects, so I tried something a little different on my own. So I took a plastic bowl big enough to immerse the entire ruined pan, and put in an entire gallon of pure white vinegar. I completely submerged my ruined pan, and let it soak for an entire evening. After three hours in pure white vinegar there was NOTICEABLE IMPROVEMENT! I continued to let it soak overnight AND THE DISCOLORATION WAS ENTIRELY GONE!!! I had my pretty pan back! So, this is what has worked for me. I don't know how this would do with burned on food and grease though. You are right with the white vinegar as a remedy, it just took longer for me--- Thank you for the idea!
Wow! Glad it worked in some way!
I'm so glad for your comment! I did the same thing you did, I overheated an empty Calphalon pan and it is discolored inside and out. I'm going to go, right now, and try your method. Thank you! 😊
Thank you. This worked very well on our SS flatware, which now looks brand new!
BTW, rainbow stains often occur after you've used the pot to cook beans.
Also (living in Italy, this is what normally happens), the next time you use that pan or pot to cook tomatoes or tomato sauce, the acidity of the tomatoes does the trick.
Did this a couple of hours ago. Thank you!
How’d it work out?
@@PrudentReviews Worked like a charm! The rainbow stains are gone. Thanks again for the simple fix.
Thank you so much! I just bought my pan and was sad it already had rainbow stains. Your tip worked instantly. Much appreciated!!❤
Happy to help
Bar keepers friend takes them right off as well if you don't like the smell of vinegar. This is a great channel, I've learned a lot about stainless steel and other pans here. Keep up the great work !
Awesome tip thank! My frying pans are only a few months old. The inside would be clean, but develop a milky color that didn't look clean. Your trick brought them back to new in minutes,
That’s great! Glad it worked 🙂
Thank u so much, very helpful
Thanks! From Brasil!
that's great! i never knew it was so easy to clean! i had always heard barkeeper's friend will clean it but this is even easier! thanks!
I also use the barkeeper’s friend. I’ll try the vinegar. Thanks
I was surprised when I first learned about it too. It almost instantly vanishes.
This is why i subscribe to this channel! I have some Paul Revere pans that were my mother's, and I love them.
Thank you! I just tried this on my sink and it worked perfectly
Thank you for this excellent tip!
Wow it works like magic! Thank you so much
You’re welcome!
I've learned so much from your videos. Thank you!
Thanks for watching. Open to suggestions for future videos, don’t hesitate to reach out!
Helpful indeed! thanks for the tip.
Thank you so much so helpful
Thanks for this tip! Very helpful!
This sounds easy enough, thanks 😊
It’s super easy, give it a try next time you see blotchy rainbow stains
Awesome thanks for this tip.
Will definitely try this and post the results
Worked amazing. Thanks.
Glad it helped
Great tip!
It actually works, great tip!!
Thank you so much!
Thank you!!
Very helpfull video thanks
How about baking soda?
Worked like magic! Thanks.
Thank you
thanks a lot! i thought i was going to have to buy bar keepers friend. i have vinegar on hand to try this and i cant wait!
I did this on some stainless steel parts that had been heated to red hot for brazing and the vinegar even managed to far reduce the colour-changed steel so that it's only just visible.
Do you have to season the pan after?
Will the stains return after a time?
Would apple cider vinegar work as well?
one of those too good to be true trick that actually works
Nice tip!
Cool tip
Is it the vinegar we use in cooking. Plz reply
Is it OK to use a Brillo like SOS pads to clean stainless steel pans?
could this also work with apple cider vinegar?
Sadly this didn’t work for most od the stains on the sides of my pan 😩 any other tips?
Until next time it gets heated up right ?
Is sanitizer work? ^^
Nice! Now how do I get boiled water residue off my SS pot? 😊
can we use apple cider vinegar
I really didn't know about this! Thanks for sharing, so useful :D Following you now :D
Awesome! Thank you!
Mine has these little dark specs on them that i can't get off. Hope thus helps
Try Bar Keepers Friend
Would you say the ratio of water:vinegar is particularly important, or you can kind of just "do a splash of both"?
A splash of both is fine. If it doesn’t get everything on the first attempt, use more vinegar and less water next time.
@@PrudentReviews Thank you very much :)
Oh wow i used to think these stains were inevitable due to surface corrosion rather than an additional removable layer. 😂
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Didn't work for me.
Didnt work for me😮
it did work but the rainbow stains came back when you boil soups, so you have to use vinegar again and again.
Not working
30 mins don’t have changes
Not true
Sadly did not work at all.
great. i miss the clean smooth look of my pan