I just cleaned a stainless steel wok that I purchased in a second-hand place for $1.99. I checked the internet before I purchased it and it was valued at $289.00+tax, so I would say that it was well over $300.00. I brought it home, used your technique and it looks brand new! Thank you so much for generously sharing this tip! I now have a $300,00 wok that I paid $1.99 for!
For ppl asking how much baking soda and how much water...I mix 1/4 cup baking soda per half gallon water I use. The amount of water you'd use depends on what you're cleaning. It's important to keep the water scalding hot, allow the dirty item to sit & soak for 3 minute intervals the more you take item out of the solution...the longer it'll take to get clean. This is not by any means the "easy way" you will still need to do some scrubbing. Hope this helps answer some questions
It’s really works I think my pan’s were gone but after trying this it turns awesome I tried this twice to my stubborn pans now it’s look like new one Thanks for sharing this
this actually work.. i put 7-8 tsp baking soda into the hot water, and do the same as the lady did for about half an hour lol.. it didn't take out the grease completely so i change from using the aluminium foil to the regular stainless steel brush and brushing it off for about 5 minutes and boom! it is clean af!!
Wow. Wonderful. Thank you so much for your tip. One Suggestion - can you tell us how much backing soda to be added and how long we need to boil the water, etc?
Wow thank you alooooooooooooot and a lot I just tried it right now and it really worked magically ..my cooking pots are shiny more than new .. I just mixed some hot water and baking soda and dipped the aluminum foil ball in it and scrubbed for 2-3 mins .. 😃😃😃😃
I'm back 😁 The bottom of my pot looks a lot better but not completely clean, guess I'll need to give it another go. I however used the aluminum foil on my taps in the kitchen and they look brand new.
That was great!!! Thanks so much for sharing how to clean stainless steel pots and pans.I just picked up on a nice large Revere Ware pot and lid for $2.99 at the thrift store, and I did not know how to make it so clean. Again, many thanks!! 😆👍
Thank you so much. I was making dinner tonight and trying to watch my kids in the process. My pot began to burn and I found your video and my pot looks good as new. I did add vinegar to it.
It is great. It really works i saw this video this morning and after trying so many other ways I can really say THIS WORKS ..... thank you for this video my pots look like new. Thanks 😊
I once learned to use aluminum foil to scrub off the rust of bicycle chrome and the reason why aluminum is metal is softer than chrome, and I think in this case stainless steel, it will not scratch the stainless and the baking soda work as mechanical abrasives and the hot water softens the grease.
Thanks for the idea.. I have always put the stainless steel pots in a plastic bag with some ammonia and left it overnight.... The gunk comes right off without scrubbing.
I jumped out of bed to try it. I have pans worse than you. Bless you for sharing. Bless you. It works very well. I read Easy Off works too. Maybe I will try it on big flat baking pans. I 😘😘😘😘😘😘you. I just subscribed.
in the Restaraunt we used a product called soilmaster hot water and a pie tin the aluminum foil or pie tin activates the chemical and the stainless would look new
A better way, the aluminum foil is not for scrubbing! You just need to have aluminum foil in the water with baking soda, the best way is to cover the inside of the bottom pot with aluminum foil, then put water and baking soda, and scrub with any spunge, this works miracles in taking the blackness off silver, you just dip the silver cup or tray, and just wipe off.
I always use this method, but the big pot that I boiled the water became too dark and turned black , could you please tell how can I make my big pot clean again ,thank you much .
You can clean silver this way,baking soda,warm water piece of scrunched aluminum foil ,dip your silver for 1 min,no need to scrub,the tarnish will be gone.
SOS PAD . It is rolled up together . Unroll , the powder in it will come out when you pull a piece off so hold it over the s ink when you d o it . Pull off size you want scrubbing a piece at a time . Been doing this backmmin 1993 .
I need help on how to clean grease that I used close to 6 months ago and forgot about it it's sticky , gummy grease inside skillet grease won't come off . Any help out there would really be appreciated. Thank you.
If it is still sticky (not fully charred black), you can use any strong degreaser. Cheapest one is caustic soda (lye). Mix a few tablespoons into cold water inside a plastic or steel volume large enough to fit the item. Add hot water about 50-60 degrees, and put the item inside. You can do this for short a period with aluminum or indefinitely with steel. All grease (but not carbon/coal) will melt before aluminum does. Use rubber gloves and safety glasses. Do not use on Teflon, it may peel off as the solution reacts with the aluminum under it.
A better way.... Set pan in a larger container filled with Ammonia don't get it on the non stick if it is coated. Set overnight or a little longer the ammonia will be black with bits of crud any tiny spots will come of easy with scrubber. I came up with this watching Katiescotti's clean gas stove burners. It works.
@@happyhomeandgardenjohndawne Sorry but I don't stand over it and breath it, use a large zip lock bag and zip it! This was 2 years ago, still ALIVE. Lol
I just bought a new high quality stainless steel pot and the instructions said before the first use, heat up oil in it and let it simmer, then dry with paper. We did exactly that BUT, from cooking the oil, the pot got a brown fringe at the bottom, that is IMPOSSIBLE to remove, we have tried with soap, vinegar and baking soda, bringing to boil and scouring it hardly with a soft sponge, but nothing removes the brown fringe. Instead, the baking soda additionally gave the pot a yellowish color on the sides. What to do??
@@DiannaAtherton I have worn makeup once in my life, 20 years ago for my wedding. I don't paint my nails or use skin creams or deodorants or use commercial cleaning products. No makeup bags here.
@@Adee_j___ do you mean me? I make deodorant from coconut oil and baking soda with a few drops of tea tree oil. I soak orange peels in white vinegar to clean with. I use homemade bath soaps (goat milk, oatmeal, bayleaf) and I wash my clothes with soap nuts.
I just cleaned a stainless steel wok that I purchased in a second-hand place for $1.99. I checked the internet before I purchased it and it was valued at $289.00+tax, so I would say that it was well over $300.00. I brought it home, used your technique and it looks brand new! Thank you so much for generously sharing this tip! I now have a $300,00 wok that I paid $1.99 for!
You just saved a brand new pot from being trashed after I was a Chatty Cathy on the phone and forgot about the stove... Loving that accent. Thanks!
For ppl asking how much baking soda and how much water...I mix 1/4 cup baking soda per half gallon water I use. The amount of water you'd use depends on what you're cleaning. It's important to keep the water scalding hot, allow the dirty item to sit & soak for 3 minute intervals the more you take item out of the solution...the longer it'll take to get clean. This is not by any means the "easy way" you will still need to do some scrubbing. Hope this helps answer some questions
It’s really works
I think my pan’s were gone but after trying this it turns awesome I tried this twice to my stubborn pans now it’s look like new one
Thanks for sharing this
I will be doing this to all my pots and pans. Thank you for your cleaning tip and sharing with us. Thumbs up from me.
Stephanie McCollum does it work¿¿
did it work?
this actually work.. i put 7-8 tsp baking soda into the hot water, and do the same as the lady did for about half an hour lol.. it didn't take out the grease completely so i change from using the aluminium foil to the regular stainless steel brush and brushing it off for about 5 minutes and boom! it is clean af!!
Thanks for sharing! I've been trying to find a way to clean my pans and this looks amazing!
Wow. Wonderful. Thank you so much for your tip.
One Suggestion - can you tell us how much backing soda to be added and how long we need to boil the water, etc?
Thanks for this video. I was just trying to figure how to get those burn marks out... I'm going to try this tonight!
Wow thank you alooooooooooooot and a lot I just tried it right now and it really worked magically ..my cooking pots are shiny more than new .. I just mixed some hot water and baking soda and dipped the aluminum foil ball in it and scrubbed for 2-3 mins .. 😃😃😃😃
I'm back 😁 The bottom of my pot looks a lot better but not completely clean, guess I'll need to give it another go. I however used the aluminum foil on my taps in the kitchen and they look brand new.
That was great!!! Thanks so much for sharing how to clean stainless steel pots and pans.I just picked up on a nice large Revere Ware pot and lid for $2.99 at the thrift store, and I did not know how to make it so clean. Again, many thanks!! 😆👍
Thank you so much. I was making dinner tonight and trying to watch my kids in the process. My pot began to burn and I found your video and my pot looks good as new.
I did add vinegar to it.
Thanks a lot. I love your attitude. You should share your knowledge.
It is great. It really works i saw this video this morning and after trying so many other ways I can really say THIS WORKS ..... thank you for this video my pots look like new. Thanks 😊
I once learned to use aluminum foil to scrub off the rust of bicycle chrome and the reason why aluminum is metal is softer than chrome, and I think in this case stainless steel, it will not scratch the stainless and the baking soda work as mechanical abrasives and the hot water softens the grease.
Just what I have been looking for! Thank you for sharing this information and video!
Thanks for the idea.. I have always put the stainless steel pots in a plastic bag with some ammonia and left it overnight.... The gunk comes right off without scrubbing.
How much baking soda to how much water I would appreciate an answer back it looks great thank you for sharing
Thanks for sharing! Lol, “don’t show me” I can totally relate when I’m home in my pijamas.
I jumped out of bed to try it. I have pans worse than you. Bless you for sharing. Bless you. It works very well. I read Easy Off works too. Maybe I will try it on big flat baking pans. I 😘😘😘😘😘😘you. I just subscribed.
This is amazing, I am going to try it. Thanks for sharing.
most honest... love n power to u ... thanks for sharing with the world
the secret must be the wadded up aluminum foil. I did this with Bar Keepers Friend and aluminum ball... worked like a charm!
Awwww!!! Thank you!!! What a kind family!! ❤🙏❤🙏❤🙏❤
Thank you for the video on my way to try it for myself. We love you back
This is GREAT! Can't wait to try it....and I have so many items to use this method on! Thank you! : )
what is the ratio of ingredients?
great job!
in the Restaraunt we used a product called soilmaster hot water and a pie tin the aluminum foil or pie tin activates the chemical and the stainless would look new
WOW!!! Best video on cleaning bottom of pans
God bless you for knowing that knowledge is something that you share,thank you.😘
Thanks for sharing this video, I have a frying pan that need this cleaning
Thank you for this tip, it works! You just have to scrub it very well.
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It works!!!! Thank you for the awesome idea!!!
Thank you for sharing. Best wishes to you and family.
A better way, the aluminum foil is not for scrubbing! You just need to have aluminum foil in the water with baking soda, the best way is to cover the inside of the bottom pot with aluminum foil, then put water and baking soda, and scrub with any spunge, this works miracles in taking the blackness off silver, you just dip the silver cup or tray, and just wipe off.
Please reply, is this for non stick pans too?
@@mahwishasim1416 Obviously not.
Vinegar and salt works better.
Soak your pan in simmering white vinegar and salt for around 10 minutes and then wipe it off.
You can combine effects by mixing the hot vinegar with baking soda right before cleaning
Okay but, what happens when your biggest pan gets dirty? Do you buy an even bigger pan?
I love the size and shape of that pot. Never seen one like it. Anyone know where to get it?
I always use this method, but the big pot that I boiled the water became too dark and turned black , could you please tell how can I make my big pot clean again ,thank you much .
Well I liked the video because I tried it and it worked so hey.. my other pots not fully 100% but better than when I started
I think I love this Filipina too for this tip.
I wonder if this method will work on copper bottoms of Revere Ware???
Can I do this process for cast iron built-in greese and sticky pan?
Yes!!! Thank you!!!
Boil in cream of tartar works great
Cindy Robertson Cream of tarter works great to clean the old porcelain bathtubs and dishwashers!
thats great, but if you are a cup if vinegar it will come off even FASTER :)
You can clean silver this way,baking soda,warm water piece of scrunched aluminum foil ,dip your silver for 1 min,no need to scrub,the tarnish will be gone.
Marek Blachowski v6
SOS PAD . It is rolled up together . Unroll , the powder in it will come out when you pull a piece off so hold it over the s ink when you d o it . Pull off size you want scrubbing a piece at a time . Been doing this backmmin 1993 .
I am trying this tomorrow!! Thank you!!!
I need help on how to clean grease that I used close to 6 months ago and forgot about it it's sticky , gummy grease inside skillet grease won't come off . Any help out there would really be appreciated. Thank you.
If it is still sticky (not fully charred black), you can use any strong degreaser. Cheapest one is caustic soda (lye). Mix a few tablespoons into cold water inside a plastic or steel volume large enough to fit the item. Add hot water about 50-60 degrees, and put the item inside. You can do this for short a period with aluminum or indefinitely with steel. All grease (but not carbon/coal) will melt before aluminum does.
Use rubber gloves and safety glasses. Do not use on Teflon, it may peel off as the solution reacts with the aluminum under it.
0:44 Amen so true. Thank you so much for sharing💛💛💛
Oh wow. That’s awesome 👏. Thank you 😊
How much baking soda and how much water for how long? Thanks.
It's almost too good to be true. I'm going to try this right now. I'll let you know if it worked for me. 😀
Ants Coetz we're waiting for feedback
Did it work?!?!
Hey butthole, did it work or not???
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How much baking soda to how much water?
This totally worked! Thanks!
It works great.Thanks.
Omg this is totally my tita! ❤️❤️❤️
Wow, thank you from Auckland New Zealand
A better way....
Set pan in a larger container filled with Ammonia don't get it on the non stick if it is coated. Set overnight or a little longer the ammonia will be black with bits of crud any tiny spots will come of easy with scrubber. I came up with this watching Katiescotti's clean gas stove burners. It works.
@@happyhomeandgardenjohndawne Sorry but I don't stand over it and breath it, use a large zip lock bag and zip it! This was 2 years ago, still ALIVE. Lol
That actually works! Thank you!
great little video but you havent told anyone how much baking soda to use ?
how is the amount of baking soda?
Hey show your face too. You are so sweet. I love your sharing this fabulous tip. Everyone has a pot or pan like that! I love you.
loved Filipina mom
Thank you Imelda. I am
a newbie. Much success
to your channel...M♡M of 5
Oh wow 😳 gotta try and share awesome
Thanks
You so sweet
How does aluminium foil helps?
I just bought a new high quality stainless steel pot and the instructions said before the first use, heat up oil in it and let it simmer, then dry with paper. We did exactly that BUT, from cooking the oil, the pot got a brown fringe at the bottom, that is IMPOSSIBLE to remove, we have tried with soap, vinegar and baking soda, bringing to boil and scouring it hardly with a soft sponge, but nothing removes the brown fringe. Instead, the baking soda additionally gave the pot a yellowish color on the sides. What to do??
Oven cleaner.
Spray it on, wait 20 minutes, rinse, wash with regular dish detergent, then final rinse. Like new!
What if I have something made of stailness steal that I can’t dip in water? Like a juicer?
From Paris ...
Super !!!!
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Thank you for sharing.
There is a cleaner Barkeepers Friend that will clean any stainless steel pan, inside and out! It will look like new. 😊
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How much baking soda to add to the water?
LimeAway works like magic on stainless steel
Did u use vinegar 2
$2.95, 20 minutes...Easy Off and Its Done! Spray, wait, wipe and relax
Chemicals.
@@DiannaAtherton I have worn makeup once in my life, 20 years ago for my wedding. I don't paint my nails or use skin creams or deodorants or use commercial cleaning products. No makeup bags here.
Wt u used dear
Easy Off says it is not recommended for stainless steel pots. www.easyoff.us/easy-off-heavy-duty-oven-cleaner/
@@Adee_j___ do you mean me? I make deodorant from coconut oil and baking soda with a few drops of tea tree oil. I soak orange peels in white vinegar to clean with. I use homemade bath soaps (goat milk, oatmeal, bayleaf) and I wash my clothes with soap nuts.
Thank you for sharing.🙏
Thank you Imelda. I’ll try this tomorrow
How long did you soak it?
Thank you ❤️
💯💯💯💯💯👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Thank you so much !
Please post more videos. 💜
I am sure that this lady isa pilipino.. hehe
I am going to try this now...
How much water en soda please?
Thank you!
You are awesome
WOW!!!! THANK YOU
Now do the big pan.
Gonna try now
Lol I love her. Thank you 💕
Thank you for sharing..
Wow, beautiful.
Thanks mom
QUESTION: HOW MUCH BAKING SODA DID YOU USE, PLEASE? Thanks! : )
Just pour about 1/3 cup. Maybe a bit more. It works.
thank you for sharing this tip😊