Let it sit for 10 15 minutes or even overnight for really baked in messes.
Clean stainless steel with dryer sheet.
Pour some warm water in the dish to start.
Here s how to clean stainless steel in four easy steps.
Place a dryer sheet on the surface of the water.
Fill the pan with warm water and lay a new dryer sheet flat on top to soak overnight.
When you return the burnt pieces will peel away with minimal scrubbing required.
Finally stainless steel is pretty easy to maintain and keep clean.
Drop the scouring pad and try this trick from apartment therapy instead.
Use bar keepers friend cleanser for stainless steel pots and pans.
That way we can make sure we re getting all the food off especially from crevices around the rivets and handle.
Even though stainless steel pans are dishwasher safe we like to scrub them by hand.
Put a few drops of dish soap in the pan.
A dryer sheet preferably unused the softener softens the gunk on the stainless some baby oil if you prefer olive or cooking oil that is fine too a soft or microfiber rag water in a bowl or container.
First it resists corrosion.
Stainless steel can make for some wonderful cookware for several reasons.
Apply your concoction of choice then wipe the surface with a microfiber cloth going with the grain.
Let the pan sit for approximately one hour.
In fact this is one of the most notable benefits of using stainless steel cookware.
Use hot water to cover the burned areas then add the dryer sheet.
Stainless steel cleaning tips.
Dip a soft cloth in warm water mixed with a mild dish detergent.
If you still see fingerprints spray a glass cleaner onto a soft cloth and wipe fingerprints away.
Set my timer for an hour.
Submerge the dryer sheet in the water thoroughly.
Third it does a great job retaining the taste of your food.
Added a dryer sheet to the water i pushed it down so it was completely underneath the water.
Rinse your cloth then wipe again repeating until clean.
Dry the cleaned surface with a fresh microfiber cloth.
In the morning the baked on gunk will.
Added a few inches of hot not scalding but pretty hot water.