How to remove grease from the bottom of a pot

Sometimes cooking will cause dirt on the bottom of the pot, and the bottom of the pot is the most easily overlooked place. In fact, it is very easy to clean the bottom of the pot. You can use common things around you to remove the grease on the bottom of the pot. Some things may have poor functions in themselves, but when used in other places, they can bring different benefits. It’s like toothpaste. Its stain removal effect is unquestionable, but it just can’t make your teeth white.

First, rub it with a scouring pad dipped in toothpaste.

Second, dissolve the incense ash in water and rub it with a scouring pad dipped in the ash water.

Third, cut off the pineapple peel and boil it in water, then put the bottom of the pot with accumulated grease into the boiling water with the pineapple peel. After a while, the black color on the bottom of the pot will disappear.

Fourth, wipe it with alkaline solution dipped in water.

Among these four methods, alkaline flour (the fourth) and incense ash (the second) are the most effective, because the main component of the dirt on the bottom of the pot is acidic, and alkaline flour and incense ash are both alkaline, which will produce a neutralization effect when they meet together.

And the best way is to use an induction cooker. After using a frying pan or steamer for a long time, there is often a thick layer of black stains on the bottom of the pot that are difficult to remove. If you apply a thick layer of soap on the bottom of the pot before use, even if the bottom of the pot turns black, it can be removed with a light wipe due to the lubricating and protective effect of the soap.

After using a cooking pot for a long time, grease and dirt often accumulate on the bottom of the pot. How can you remove the grease and dirt without scratching the bottom of the pot? Here are a few tips:

First, rub it with a scouring pad dipped in toothpaste.

Second, dissolve the incense ash in water and rub it with a scouring pad dipped in the ash water.

Third, cut off the pineapple peel and boil it in water, then put the bottom of the pot with accumulated grease into the boiling water with the pineapple peel. After a while, the black color on the bottom of the pot will disappear.

Fourth, wipe it with alkaline solution dipped in water.

Among these four methods, alkaline flour (the fourth) and incense ash (the second) are the most effective, because the main component of the dirt on the bottom of the pot is acidic, and alkaline flour and incense ash are both alkaline, which will produce a neutralization effect when they meet together.

Add about half a pot of water to a larger pot, put in some pineapple peels, then put the small stainless steel pots in one by one, heat and boil them on the stove for a while, and take them out after they cool down. You will find that the stainless steel pots are as bright as new. But please note that if the stainless steel tableware has a wooden or plastic handle, it should not be steamed or scalded in boiling water to avoid the wooden or plastic handle expanding and being damaged due to heat.