Boiling coca cola in a pan to get off burnt bits of a boiled dry sauce pan?

Question

how long do you let it boil for before it starts to work? its doing nothing for my pan yet.. :/ its been at least 20 minutes.. whats wrong with it? i even threw some vinegar in for good measure?

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Answer 1

Try soaking it in bleach!   Wash it thoroughly tho before you use it again.

Answer 2

The people who said that worked for them may have been dealing with a different type of burnt on food than you are.  One remedy seldom works for every situation in the household. (would that it did!)  Why not just let it soak overnight, and then if it still needs work try some of those other ideas that were given in your link?  Good luck

Answer 3

You never want to boil soap or fabric softener. I don't know who would tell you that's safe! I would try letting it soak in hot soapy water and coming back to it, rinsing it, and repeat. Use a dish cloth and wipe. That usually does the trick without boiling chemicals in your cookware!

Answer 4

Try putting enough water in the pan to cover all the burnt areas, add a dish washing liquid like Dawn (about 2 tablespoons), swish it around, and bring to a boil. Then lower the heat to a simmering bubble and leave it on the stove for 20 min. Revove from heat and let cool until you can scrub off the burnt areas with an abrasive pad.

This works for me every time. In fact, I just had to do it yesterday. Good luck!! : )

Answer 5

Yes, the dryer sheet thing works wonders. I've never tried coke.sry