How to clean pots with long-standing carbon deposits: does anyone still not know about this method?
If you have been using kitchen utensils for more than a year, you should not be surprised by the fact that the outside of your favorite pots is covered with a thick layer of burnt dirt.
To get rid of it, you will need a container that is larger in size than the pan you are cleaning.
Fill it with water and add two thirds of a bar of 72% laundry soap, previously crushed using a grater.
You will also need 6 tablespoons of soda ash and 250 ml of transparent office glue.
Once all the ingredients are in place, be sure to stir the contents of the pan thoroughly to ensure they are completely dissolved.
Now immerse the pan that needs cleaning into the resulting solution and place the “construction” on the stove.
You need to heat the dishes on low heat for about an hour.
This time is enough for the carbon deposit to swell, become porous and can be removed without any problems.
