Sion Jones 🏴󠁧󠁒󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿Dec 11, 2022
Keith Daggett
For those wondering, β€²β€² how did i do it?":
I Boiled 10l of water, added 2 tablespoons of vinegar, 1 teaspoon of sodium bicarbonate, two cups of coke and half cup of lemon juice then stirred well .
Waited 3 minutes, put the pan in the solution for 45 minutes, then added a quarter cup of chlorine bleach to the mixture.
Then I brushed it with a firm toothbrush and put it back into the liquid for another 25 minutes.
I took it out, rinsed it and it looked exactly the same, so I threw it away and went out and bought a new one.
Dec 10, 2022 at 6:57amWeb
Show threadAnathema DeviceDec 10, 2022
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Show threadPeriDec 10, 2022
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Show threadBlacklistedpg2Dec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett Spray on oven cleaner works.
Show threadDr MDec 10, 2022
@Blacklistedpg2 @ktdoggett i suspect it also take off everything else lol
Show threadBlacklistedpg2Dec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett @ivalaine I love using it on the bottoms of my stainless steel pans, but works on the cheap Teflon coated ones.
Show threadBonnie SchwertnerDec 11, 2022
@Blacklistedpg2 @ivalaine @ktdoggett I’ve used oven cleaner on glass baking dishes, especially those I β€œinherited” from my mother-in-law. Get the low fume one.
Show threadDr MDec 12, 2022
@Blacklistedpg2 @ktdoggett @schfinkes yes some of my pyrex is due for a spray with oven cleaner. My experience is it works even better warm. I preheat oven to warm then turn off and use so it warms a bit. Amazing stuff if nasty! Mask and gloves for sure and usually do before going out for a walk and put range hood on to clear out any fumes
Show threadBlacklistedpg2Dec 12, 2022
@ktdoggett @schfinkes @ivalaine sure beats scrubbing!
Show threadBlacklistedpg2Dec 12, 2022
@schfinkes @ktdoggett @ivalaine it does make a big difference!
Show threadBlacklistedpg2Dec 12, 2022
@schfinkes @ktdoggett @ivalaine
Show threadMr. Fra London Dec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett lol
Show threadWendy LadyDec 10, 2022
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Show threadDaniel PaveyDec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett 🀣🀣🀣
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@ktdoggett 🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣
Show threadDJP (Darren John Pope)Dec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett ... you had me right to rinse 🀭
Show threadGill πŸ•·οΈ #GTTODec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett
That made me laugh, thank you.
Show threadOllie the PappyDec 10, 2022
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@ktdoggett 😭
Show thread🍩 Dr Donuts 🍩Dec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett you, Sir, are a hero.
Show threadKeith DaggettDec 10, 2022

@drdomuts

Nah, just a silly auld sod.

Show threadelende LandratteDec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett it works!! it really worked!!! fantastic... thanks for sharing...
Show threadBampaDec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett you got me 😁
Show threadKeith DaggettDec 10, 2022

@Bampa

Uh, sorry...

Show threadOld saltDec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett LOL!
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Show threadLady WicketπŸ’—Dec 10, 2022
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Show threadMaude NificentDec 10, 2022

@ktdoggett

LOL

(and lucky me, there is a local op shop that sells excellent pots for about $5 each time)

Show threadCMozDec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett oh man this made me laugh. Thank you hahaha
Show threadSramaroidDec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett that's a lot of work. Cool if I just use my angle grinder instead? πŸ‘
Show threadSimon πŸͺ—Dec 11, 2022
@Sramaroid @ktdoggett have been known to use mine (with wire brush attachment) for kitchen utensils, parts of the stove etc...
Show threadKeith DaggettDec 11, 2022

@mzdt @Sramaroid

Actually, you know what would really work?
A pressure washer.
Not practical for home kitchens, I know, but what about a discrete enclosed unit?
I mean, people use pressure COOKERS, which are potentially deadly.

Show threadhiding from plagues β˜£οΈβ™ΏDec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett next time just use barkeeper's friend
Show threadJon RodmanDec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett You got me...
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Show threadSpaceLifeFormDec 10, 2022

@ktdoggett

Looks properly seasoned to me.

I did not see muriatic acid in your recipe.

Show threadSean D. SollΓ©Dec 11, 2022
@SpaceLifeForm @ktdoggett Every recipe eventually involves muriatic acid …
Show threadSimon Zerafa (Status:   πŸ˜Š)Dec 10, 2022

@ktdoggett

That's exactly how I did mine! Remarkable solution πŸ˜‰πŸ‘

Show threadSmileyRach3 πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡ΊπŸŸπŸ»Dec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett hilarious πŸ˜‚πŸ‘πŸ‘
Show threadKrisDec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett 🀣 had me going for a second there!
Show threadlady troodleDec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett haha brilliant!!
Show threadCharleyDrewDec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett hilarious. As I was reading, I thought "ain't no way I'm doing any of that; I'd buy a new one" but somehow your ending still got me πŸ˜„ too funny!
Show threadMorten ToudahlDec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett You had me all the way to the last sentence 🀣
Show threadSammiDec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett 
Show threadRichard RollinsonDec 10, 2022
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Show threadHen Gymro Heb WladDec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett Well played - I feel like I just got Rick-rolled!
Show threadMaaikeDec 10, 2022
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Show threadsimone basso (smnbss)Dec 10, 2022
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Show threadtwilwel antifascistDec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett I am glad that this recipy was not working. I have no idea where to get that much cocain.
Show threadCaryn AngeliqueDec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett 🀣
Show threadIwasbeingniceDec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett A ball of aluminum foil also works pretty well. It's too soft to scratch your pan but scrapes off a lot of crud.
Show threadErnyDec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett
🀣 Ok, you got me. πŸ™„ πŸ˜‹ All my pans look like the first one so I was really into your removal recipe.... untill... πŸ˜‚
The toothbrushbrushing sounded like a bit too much work though. πŸ˜‰
Show threadKeith DaggettDec 10, 2022

@Erny

Read above comment about aluminum foil.
Oven cleaner will take that crud off the bottom of the pan.
Just cleaning after each use keeps the bowl part clean.

Show threadJohn Batty 🦣Dec 10, 2022

@ktdoggett
Does your food taste any different from the sparkling pan?

#WasteNotWantNot

Show threadKeith DaggettDec 10, 2022

@techbatty

Not really.

Show threadSamuelJohnsonDec 10, 2022
@ktdoggett Secret rejuvenation technology exists. I have, however, signed a non-disclosure agreement. Big leather owns my sole.
Show threadArclightDec 10, 2022

@ktdoggett Well played! :D

For those so inclined, there is a magical substance called "kettle cleaner" used for stripping lacquered-on oil stains from commercial popcorn makers. If it's good enough for carnies... https://www.popcornsupply.com/heat-n-kleen-popcorn-kettle-cleaner

Seriously, the stuff is magical. Of course now I have the urge to run a heavily rigged ring toss game and operate a poorly maintained Tilt-A-Whirl ride so beware of side effects. #AlwaysWearPPE

Heat n Kleen 2095

Heat n Kleen The Easy Kettle Cleaner. Ideal for cleaning the inside of popcorn kettles.

Popcorn Supply Inc.
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