The stainless steel cookware looks attractive because it has a shiny surface. Over time, the stainless surface becomes dull, covered with stains and carbon deposits.
Clean the pan from the deposit
From the deposit in the saucepan you can get rid by adding citric acid to the water - after the water boils, all the carbon itself goes off nicely. A pan of stainless steel can be poured with water for a while, drain the water and fill the bottom with salt for two to three hours. Through time, the bottom is washed smoothly with a sponge and detergent.
Cleaning the pan from the deposit can be done with vinegar. At the bottom of the vinegar is poured for two or three hours, then the deposit is easily washed with a rag.
Perfectly cleans pots of ordinary whiteness. At the bottom of the middle pot, pour out a tablespoon of whiteness and boil. After the whiteness inside the dishes wash well with detergent and clean water.
Activated carbon can be used to clean the carbon in a saucepan. Grind the tablets into powder and pour them onto the bottom of the burned pan . Fill with water for fifteen minutes and rinse thoroughly.
A product such as whey, will also help remove carbon deposits from the pan. It is poured on the bottom of the pan for 24 hours and then can be washed in the usual way. The serum contains acids, due to which the deposit must depart from the surface.
How to clean the pan from the stainless steel from the deposit from the outside?
If you need to clean not only the inner surface of the dishes, then a good way to get rid of burnt elements is boiling dishes in a soda solution. In a large capacity we put a dirty pan and fill it with a solution: for 6 liters of water one packet of soda. Water should cover the pan completely. After boiling, you need to keep it on low heat for about two hours. When the pan cools down, you should wash it as usual. With this method, the deposit and fat will be cleared in all hard-to-reach places, the saucepan will take on its original form. In some cases, you can add 100 gr. clerical glue. This is the most effective and easy way.
Hard brushes or scouring pads for stainless steel can not be used. To give this dish a glossy sheen, you can wipe it with cut potato slices. A solution of 10 drops of ammonia in a liter of water can also return the original shine to the stainless steel. Stainless steel dishes should be cleaned regularly to increase the life of the dish.