What to do if the steamer is burning and the pan is black

1. Soak in water

Found that the steamer was boiled dry, I quickly poured water and soaked it. After soaking in water for a period of time, use a brush and rinse with more water a few times, and it is usually fine. But be careful not to use steel wire balls for scrubbing to avoid damaging the bottom of the stainless steel steamer.

2. Vinegar + baking soda

The specific method is to open the fire to heat the pot and pour the white vinegar into the pot to remove part of the black stains first. Then pour some baking soda into the pot. While the baking soda is bubbling, scrub the surface of the pot with a brush and rinse with water to remove all the stains.

3. Dishwashing detergent + baking soda

Heat a pot of water first, then put in the baking soda, and scrub with a brush to remove the stains that are easy to fall off the surface. Then pour a little detergent into it to increase the decontamination ability, and use a wooden spatula to scrape the scorch marks on the bottom of the pot. If the scorch marks are stubborn, you can repeat the washing several times, and finally the pots and utensils will become shiny after washing.

4. Potatoes + salt

The practical potatoes can also remove the black spots of the steamer. The potato's own starch has the ability to absorb and decontaminate. Cut the potatoes in half, sprinkle a layer of salt in the blackened steamer, and then use the potatoes continuously Wipe the bottom of the pot. Finally, rinse off the salt with clean water, and then wipe it clean, the dark spots on the bottom of the steamer will disappear.

5. Vinegar + salt

When the steamer burns to dryness, you can use some white vinegar mixed with salt and wipe it with a brush or scouring pad on the bottom of the pot. The traces will disappear quickly.

6. Vinegar + water

Put the vinegar and water in the steamer at a ratio of 1:2, the height is better to cover the charred part, then boil for 5 minutes, then cover and soak overnight. When you clean it the next day, you only need to scrape the burnt black lightly and it will be all down.

7. Hawthorn or tomato + water

Put hawthorn or tomatoes in a black stainless steel steamer, add water and bring to a boil. That way, the burned part will fall off automatically, so there is no need to scrub. But be careful not to let the water boil dry. Of course, if you think that using fresh tomatoes is wasteful, you can also use stale tomatoes, which will not affect the cleaning effect.

8. Apple peel or pear peel + water

Add clean water to the burnt stainless steel steamer, add pineapple peel, apple peel or pear peel, boil and let stand for 20 minutes. After cooling, take it out. At this time, the steamer will be as clean as new.

9, the oranges go to the bottom of the pot

Cut a few slices of oranges and put them in a steamer to boil. It will be stuffy overnight, and the scum will turn over the next day and it will be easy to remove.

10. Beer + liquor + water

Add beer, white wine, and water in a ratio of 1:1:0.5 to the burnt stainless steel steamer, cover the pot, soak for 5 minutes, and then clean it.

11, low fire and dry burn

Boil the black steamer over a low fire, and when it smokes, sprinkle salt in the steamer. Shake gently for one minute, then wipe to remove.

12. Pine perfume + toothpaste powder

If the outside of the steamer is also blackened, you can wipe it with pine perfume and toothpaste powder to clean it, and it can be cleaned very clean.