How to clean old oil stains from an electric baking pan?

The electric baking pan is a very commonly used cooking tool in life. This tool is generally very popular in the northern region because it can be used to make a variety of delicious pasta, bringing more gourmet fun to people's lives. However, the cleanliness of the electric baking pan has a direct impact on the cooking effect. If there are too many oil stains, it will affect the level of production. Let’s take a look at how to clean old oil stains from the electric baking pan.

Method 1:

1. When there is a lot of oil stains, first use something with adsorption capacity to absorb the oil stains, such as rags, steamed bread slices, bread slices, etc. Of course, bread and steamed bread slices can be used for frying, which can absorb grease and fill your stomach at the same time, killing two birds with one stone.

2. Then use a dry rag dipped in a little detergent to scrub the greasy parts. Do not use too much detergent here. Also, just scrub the greasy parts.

3. Finally, use a rag washed with clean water to clean the areas that have been scrubbed with detergent. This step is to remove the detergent. When using a rag, be sure to wring out the water to prevent water from flowing into the machine and causing a short circuit.

4 In order to make it easier to clean the grease on your electric baking pan, I hope you can clean it in time after each use. Don’t throw it aside and clean it the next time you use it. Doing so will only make the electric baking pan more and more difficult to clean over time, and eventually it will become like this.

5. Since today's electric baking pans are basically made of non-stick material, when cleaning them, do not use an iron brush to rub them. Once the non-stick material is wiped off, the electric baking pan cannot be used.

Method 2:

1. It is best to soak it in hot water first to soften the dirt on the stove, then spray it with detergent, and then wipe it clean with a rag.

2. Grab a handful of fine salt and sprinkle it evenly, then rinse it from top to bottom with hot water several times, and the oil stains will be removed. You can also sew a small pocket with old cloth, put a few discarded soap heads in it, soak it in a little water, and brush the oily areas vigorously a few times. Finally, rinse it with clean water and the oil stains will be gone.

3. Pour some rice soup into the pot and soak it to heat it, then use a brush to clean the dirt in the pot, and finally rinse it with clean water. You can also use leftover tea leaves to wipe the surface several times to wash away the grease.