Easy Hack to Clean Burnt Pots

We’ve all been there: a moment of distraction in the kitchen, and suddenly, your favorite pot is covered in a stubborn layer of burnt food. Scrubbing away for what feels like hours can be frustrating, and harsh chemicals can damage your cookware or leave residue behind. Fortunately, there’s an easy hack to clean burnt pots that requires minimal effort and common household items.

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You can say goodbye to the days of endless scrubbing with this cleaning hack from Tipsy Pixie on YouTube and say hello to a sparkling clean pot with this simple yet effective method. Read on to discover how you can restore your cookware to its former glory with just a few easy steps.

You’ll Need:

• water
• baking soda (or laundry detergent)

Directions:

Step 1

First, take out any burnt food scraps that can be removed easily with a spoon. Next, fill the pot with tap water, covering the burnt area completely, then place it on the stovetop. Set the heat on high, then add two to three tablespoons of baking soda. Mix it a bit, then wait for the water to boil.

Step 2

As soon as the water starts to boil, reduce the heat to low, and leave it simmering for ten minutes (if your pot is thick-bottomed, leave it for 20 minutes). After ten minutes, check if the burnt part is still hard using a spoon. If it’s still hard, boil it again on high heat, then turn it down to low and simmer for another five minutes. Once done, drain the pot through a sieve, then just scrape the remaining burnt parts with a spoon or a scrubber easily. Wash the pot with your dishwashing liquid and rinse to finish it off.

Easy Hack to Clean Burnt Pots