How to restore stainless steel pans, how to fix secondhand pans!
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- In this video, I will show you how to restore your old and tarnished stainless steel pan using only baking soda and vinegar! No need for harsh chemicals or expensive cleaners, just two simple and natural ingredients that you probably already have in your pantry.
Follow along as I demonstrate the step-by-step process of cleaning and restoring your stainless steel pan to its original shine and luster. Not only is this method effective, but it's also eco-friendly and wallet-friendly.
So grab your baking soda and vinegar and let's get started! Don't forget to hit the like button and subscribe to the channel for more helpful tips and tricks.
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That was the easiest video that I’ve seen. Thank you so much. Recently, I purchased an open box of expensive stainless steel, waterless cookware. It was evident that they used one pot and freaked out and how to clean it. Unbeknownst to the store that sold me the set the pot looks like it was ruined. I’m going to try your method and hopefully I get as lucky as you did. Again, thank you!
Glad it helped!
Thanks for sharing that. I have a stainless pot that was given to my wife and I for a wedding gift 37 years ago and it still in perfect condition. Maybe I should start checking garage sales?!?! Keep the videos coming!
Oh yea definitely! I’ve gotten 3 pans and 2 pots now for under $22 bucks. People pass on them because they think they’re ruined but little soaking and they’ll be right as rain
Needed this! Thank you!
Happy to help!
@@904Fishing Found some nice pans that had gotten lost during a tornado. Been outside for a while. Too nice not to bring back to life. Also found some casserole dishes. Any suggestions on disinfecting would be great. They are the Pyrex and not the PYREX, which I just recently learned there is a difference. 55 and still learning new things 😆
@talklikeahick2u877 yea so for the glass one’s soaking them in the vinegar and baking soda solution overnight should break down most of the food stuff on them without harming the glass. In the video I heat it up to speed the process up, but time works as well! Use more vinegar than baking soda as the acidity of the vinegar will help clean it. It will also help disinfect it!! Typically with dishes like that I will soak in vinegar/baking soda solution overnight, then a soap solution overnight, then spritz and clean with bleach to be safe!! Also be cautious because the pyrex(all lowercase) is less heat resistant than the PYREX(all uppercase) and is prone to shattering!!
@@904Fishing Thank you!! You have helped me tremendously! I recently learned the Pyrex difference and was shocked. Hey, learn new things every day! Thank you again!
This stuff is harsh to breath in, but it totally worked.