How to remove grease stains from a nonstick C S

How to remove grease stains from a nonstick C S Recipe
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Categories: Other Non-Edibles, Quick & Easy

Ingredients

white vinegar
baking soda
nylon sock, or a scrubbing sponge that is just for non stick cookware
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BeckyG1
Member Since Nov 2011
 
 
 
 
 
 
Becky's Notes:

The title is: "How to remove grease stains from a non stick cookie sheet" ! LOL! I found this on eHow.com

 

Directions

1
Fill your sink or a basin with white vinegar and completely immerse the cookie sheet in the vinegar.

Allow the cookie sheet to soak for one to two hours.
2
Lift the cookie sheet out of the vinegar, but do not dry it off. Instead, sprinkle baking soda over the sheet.

Scrub the sheet gently with a very soft scrubbing sponge made for non stick pans, or a nylon sock. The baking soda and vinegar will create a gentle scouring paste. This should remove any left over residue.
3
Rinse the cookie sheet thoroughly and dry it with a cloth or dish towel

Dry your nonstick bakeware after washing and place cardboard or a thin towel between pans to avoid scratching the coating.

The coating on nonstick bakeware and cookware can be scratched in the dishwasher. Wash your nonstick items by hand.
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cookin4me
Jan 6, 2013
Holy Cow . . Filling a Sink with Vinegar is a LOT of VINEGAR. More than 2 gallons in my double sink. . .
and that SMELL would Be STRONG for Sure.

I have used SOS pads for Years on my pans that are NOT the NON stick kind.

The Real Secret to the NON-STICK PANS not Sticking is NOT to Wash your PANS in the DISHWASHER. . . it Ruins the NON-STICK FINISH, and they will FOREVER STICK after washing in the DISHWASHER. . . HONEST.

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