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  1. #1
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    Jun 2003
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    Strangely a scoop of laundry washing detergent in the pot with some warm water left over night works. This also works on oven racks you can soak them in the sink with the soap powder and they'll be clean by morning. No scrubbing required

  2. #2
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    May 2006
    Igglepiggle Land
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    Bi-carb soda and add some vinegar and watch it peel off of the pan...

    It has never ever failed me!!

  3. #3
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Jun 2005
    Blue Mountains
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    This also works on oven racks you can soak them in the sink with the soap powder and they'll be clean by morning. No scrubbing required
    is this true?? I will love you forever if it is! LOL. I've got a tupperware party on Saturday and we're using the oven and I forgot that they desperately need cleaning. Am going to do the steam & enjo thing for the oven & oven door, but the racks need a helping hand heheh.

    Now I've just gotta find a sink big enough... the laundry one might be.. otherwise the bath I guess. altho, probably not really a safe thing with kidlets.. can't shut our bathroom either.. it's all sliding doors that don't lock lol.

  4. #4
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    Jan 2007
    where cosmopolitans and margaritas flow all night
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    This is from Shannon Lush, author of Spotless etc:

    Burnt Pan
    Sprinkle bicarb into the pan then sprinkle with vinegar. While it's fizzing, scrub with a nylon brush. You may need to repeat this two or three times for bad burns. For bad burns, cover in vinegar and place the pan in the freezer. Then add bicarb and scrub with a nylon brush

  5. #5
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    Feb 2005
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    I do the Shannon lush method and my stainless steel pots come up really well, or leave it upside in a frost if you are in a cold area - always worked in bowral

  6. #6
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Jun 2005
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    OK.. just have to say... I know not related to the original post... but OH MY GOODNESS... I have clean oven racks!! Soaked em for 3 1/2 hrs and they just wiped clean! (yes I was impatient) Admittedly they're not 100%, still just a few stubborn spots, but I have no doubt if left overnight there'd be no wiping to do!! I had to do a bit of a scrub with my enjo and the fiddly bits were harder to get into... but they are so so so so so much cleaner already. V excited! hehehe. Now to do the oven.

  7. #7
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    Oct 2004
    In my Zombie proof fortress.
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    Ooh, must do that myself. My oven is disgusting! The last owners did not clean it before they moved out.

  8. #8
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Jun 2005
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    I'm still stunned how easy it was. If I had a spray bottle and a bit more time I'd spray soapy laundry water inside the oven and let it sit and wipe it out. But I just did the bottom of the oven & the door with a scourer & dishwashing liquid and then enjo'd it all off.. came up really good. the sides & top of the oven can wait.. they're not visible LOL.