Just 10 minutes: how to get rid of carbon deposits on pans
It is difficult to find a housewife who has never encountered carbon deposits on pots and pans.
It is really difficult to cope with such a problem, but it is still possible. Conventional means are unlikely to help here, but there is no need to rush to buy aggressive drugs.
You can make a simple and inexpensive cleaning product at home.
You only need 2 components that are usually found in every home.
You will need to stock up on baking soda and hydrogen peroxide.
These ingredients need to be mixed to form a paste.
It must be spread on the dirt in a thick layer. Then you need to leave the mixture on the surface for 20-30 minutes. Only after that you can start cleaning the surface with a hard sponge.
At the end of the procedure, you need to rinse the pots and pans under running water and wash them in the classic way using a sponge and detergent.
