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Sprinkle the tablespoon of salt over the surface of the pan and let it rest. Cut pieces of aluminum foil, roll them up and rub them on the burnt parts of the pan. Aluminum foil turns dark. Finally, wash and dry it as usual.
baking soda and lemon
Pour two tablespoons of baking soda onto the surface of the pan you want to restore. Halve a lemon and rub the surface with it.
Let it sit for 5 minutes and then grate the other half of the lemon. Finally, rinse and wash as usual. Be sure to dry well.
potato and salt
Cut a raw potato in half, then pour a tablespoon of coarse salt onto the burnt surface of the pan or pot you want to salvage.
Rub the potato surface in a circular motion for about 3 minutes. Finally, clean as usual and apply a drop of olive oil. This last process protects the pan from the acidic effects of the potato.
White vinegar and baking soda
Pour 120ml of white vinegar into the burnt pan and let stand for 5 minutes. Add 250 ml of water, bring to the boil along with the vinegar, then remove from the heat and add the baking soda.
A bubbling reaction occurs that lasts a few seconds. When finished, clean the entire surface of the pan with a hard sponge. Finally, rinse normally.
Now that you know how to restore burnt pans , try one of these methods to restore them to their original condition.
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