Introducing how to use baking soda to remove the scorching of clay pots. Just boil it with water to clean up stubborn stains. Also for stainless steel and enamel pots.

Easy with baking soda! How to remove the scorching of the clay pot

Introducing how to remove the scorching of clay pot using baking soda. You can easily clean it by putting it in water and boiling it.

Raw materials	Baking soda, water
Tool	Measuring spoon, measuring cup, sponge
Working hours	30Minutes

1.	Put water and baking soda in a charred clay pot.
2.	Heat on very low heat.
3.	When it boils, heat it for another 10 minutes. Turn off the heat and let it cool to a temperature where you can put your hands in it.
4.	Transfer to a sink, scrape off the scorching with a sponge, and rinse with water.

Easy with "baking soda + hot water" ♪ How to remove the scorching of the clay pot--For stainless steel and enamel

A clay pot that may have a black burn before you know it while boiling the pot dishes. If the degree is terrible, even if you rub it with a sponge, it will not be completely removed and you will be in trouble.

Stubbornly scorched

Therefore, we recommend baking soda, which is gaining popularity as a natural cleaning item. When combined with hot water, it will come off even if it gets scorched. I will show you how to do it.

1. 1. What you need to prepare is "baking soda (1/2 tablespoon)", "water (500 ml)", and "dishwashing sponge". First, put water and baking soda in a charred clay pot. If the pot is large, double the amount of water and baking soda.

Step 1, "Baking soda + hot water" is easy ♪ How to remove the scorching of the clay pot--For stainless steel and enamel

Put water and baking soda in a clay pot

2. Start heating on very low heat. If you put baking soda in hot water, it may boil over and it is dangerous. Strictly follow the order of "add water and baking soda and then ignite."

Step 2, "Baking soda + hot water" is easy ♪ How to remove the scorching of the clay pot--For stainless steel and enamel

Start heating on very low heat

3. 3. When it boils, continue heating for about 10 minutes. Turn off the heat and let it cool to a temperature where you can put your hands in it.

Step 3, "Baking soda + hot water" is easy ♪ How to remove the scorching of the clay pot--For stainless steel and enamel

When you turn off the heat, wait until it becomes lukewarm.

Four. When the hot water inside has cooled, transfer it to a sink and rub it with a sponge. The effect of baking soda makes it feel good to peel off! Rinse with water at the end to return to a smooth, innocent pot skin. If you are concerned about rough hands, please wear rubber gloves.

Step 4, "Baking soda + hot water" is easy ♪ How to remove the scorching of the clay pot--For stainless steel and enamel

Lightly rub the scorching with a sponge

All the scorching is removed and it becomes slippery

This time, I used a clay pot as an example, but you can also remove the scorching of stainless steel and enamel pots. Aluminum pots are NG because they chemically react with alkaline baking soda and darken. Also, be aware that Teflon-coated pots can damage the coating.

It's not 100%, but it's a baking soda that removes a lot of scorching. You can buy it at a 100-yen shop, so it is recommended that you keep it in your kitchen.