Morning! I have some saucepans that are stainless steel but they just look so grubby inside (the bigger one I burnt caramel and I just can’t get it off!) any tips as to what I could do?

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Morning!  I have some saucepans that are stainless steel but they just look so grubby inside (the bigger one I burnt caramel and I just can’t get it off!Morning! I have some saucepans that are stainless steel but they just look so grubby inside (the bigger one I burnt caramel and I just can’t get it off! ) any tips as to what I could do? I have quite a few. Didn’t know whether I could leave them overnight in the bath with something!? Thank you all x

Answer 1

Washing powder, leave to soak over night

Answer 2

Wire wool after boiling saucepan with either fairy washing up liquid or a washing tablet both with hot water that's boiled

Answer 3

Washing powder leave to soak

Answer 4

Cook some rubarb in them xx

Answer 5

Washing powder. Bring to the boil then simmer. Also great for cleaning the inside of tea pots.  

Answer 6

Fairy power spray

Answer 7

Pink stuff the cream one in a tub. Was brilliant on my saucepans brought them up brand new. X

Answer 8

Fill with warm water and drop a dishwasher tablet into them. Just leave overnight. Should just wipe away the day after.  

Answer 9

Pink stuff in the tub will get it off love xx

Answer 10

Metal scourer

Answer 11

If stuff stuck inside pan boil with bit fairy in it and then get a good quality wire scrubber and use fairy washing up liquid and keep scrubbing they will shine up again inside and out

Answer 12

Definitely the pink stuff! My daughter made honeycombe and it took that off! Xx

Answer 13

I use a wire scouter in mine. Had them years and they still look as good as new

Answer 14

Pink stuff is great for this x

Answer 15

Cream cleaner of some sort and metal scourer, you probably don’t need the pink stuff paste will just scratch up the pan even more

Answer 16

Bi carb n boil, it will loosen it, then wire wool xx

Answer 17

Put a tumble dryer sheet at the bottom with a small amount of water. Leave for a few hours

Answer 18

Full fat coke and bring to the boil and wipe, rinse and repeat if necessary :-)

Answer 19

Oven pride Every now and then I use it to do the bottom of the pans. Leave to soak for a while and repeat if necessary

Answer 20

Tin foil and pink stuff x

Answer 21

Put boiling water in them with a dishwasher tablet then leave all night, you won't even have to scrub it will just rinse off.  

Answer 22

I always use these to clean pans, oven, oven door glass, hob. Whatever there is that is difficult to clean. I always find they work better than anything else I've ever tried. And they're cheap!  

Answer 23

Pink stuff x

Answer 24

Bar keepers friend and a wee scouring sponge they will look like new x

Answer 25

Leave overnight in biological washing powder

Answer 26

Thanks for the ideas! I’ll update you tomorrow ☺️

Answer 27

Metal scourer. Not the brillo pad type, the metal scrunchy one. And astonish paste. brilliant stuff. Good luck!  

Answer 28

Boil coca cola or vinegar DO NOT USE A WIRE SCOUCER

Answer 29

Soak in soap powder and boiling water over night then if it hasn't come off I used a wallpaper scraper to gently lift what was left worked s treat x

Answer 30

Heat up coke and then leave overnight

Answer 31

Brillo pads work fine

Answer 32

Dishwasher tablet with warm water, leave to soak, metal scourer to scrub xDx