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Author: enigma
Date: Feb 24, 2008 07:36

i was getting ready to brown the beef for stew yesterday & was
distracted away from the kitchen. so... i have a new stainless
steel pot with burnt on oil. is there a way to remove it &
will the pot be forever burning stuff now?
boiling baking soda in it did nothing.
lee

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I pinged a host that wasn't there
It wasn't there again today
The host resolved to NSA.
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Re: burned on oil         


Author: Dave Smith
Date: Feb 24, 2008 08:33

enigma wrote:
> i was getting ready to brown the beef for stew yesterday & was
> distracted away from the kitchen. so... i have a new stainless
> steel pot with burnt on oil. is there a way to remove it &
> will the pot be forever burning stuff now?
> boiling baking soda in it did nothing.
> lee

You can pour some vinegar in the pot and let is soak for a good long
time. Alternately, you can put some water and dishwasher powder and boil
it. for a while. It should come clean.
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Re: burned on oil         


Author: George Shirley
Date: Feb 24, 2008 08:42

Dave Smith wrote:
> enigma wrote:
>
>> i was getting ready to brown the beef for stew yesterday & was
>> distracted away from the kitchen. so... i have a new stainless
>> steel pot with burnt on oil. is there a way to remove it &
>> will the pot be forever burning stuff now?
>> boiling baking soda in it did nothing.
>> lee
>
> You can pour some vinegar in the pot and let is soak for a good long
> time. Alternately, you can put some water and dishwasher powder and boil
> it. for a while. It should come clean.
>
I recently used some Goo Be Gone on a stainless bun pan with burned on
oil and it took it off enough to finish with a non-scratch scrubber.
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Re: burned on oil         


Date: Feb 24, 2008 08:59

>i was getting ready to brown the beef for stew yesterday & was
> distracted away from the kitchen. so... i have a new stainless
> steel pot with burnt on oil. is there a way to remove it &
> will the pot be forever burning stuff now?
> boiling baking soda in it did nothing.
> lee

Lee,
This happened to me with Olive Oil. The stainless steel frying pan
was totally black. It took a few days of scrubbing using Cameo and a sponge
and soaking with vinegar over night a few times.
Susie in northern NY
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Re: burned on oil         


Author: Lou Decruss
Date: Feb 24, 2008 09:02

On Sun, 24 Feb 2008 15:36:01 +0000 (UTC), enigma evil.net>
wrote:
>i was getting ready to brown the beef for stew yesterday & was
>distracted away from the kitchen. so... i have a new stainless
>steel pot with burnt on oil. is there a way to remove it &
>will the pot be forever burning stuff now?
> boiling baking soda in it did nothing.
>lee

Try this.

Lou
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Re: burned on oil         


Author: Lou Decruss
Date: Feb 24, 2008 09:03

On Sun, 24 Feb 2008 17:02:52 GMT, Lou Decruss notvalid.com> wrote:
>On Sun, 24 Feb 2008 15:36:01 +0000 (UTC), enigma evil.net>
>wrote:
>
>>i was getting ready to brown the beef for stew yesterday & was
>>distracted away from the kitchen. so... i have a new stainless
>>steel pot with burnt on oil. is there a way to remove it &
>>will the pot be forever burning stuff now?
>> boiling baking soda in it did nothing.
>>lee
>
>Try this.
>
>Lou
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Re: burned on oil         


Author: Chris Marksberry
Date: Feb 24, 2008 09:20

>>>i was getting ready to brown the beef for stew yesterday & was
>>>distracted away from the kitchen. so... i have a new stainless
>>>steel pot with burnt on oil. is there a way to remove it &
>>>will the pot be forever burning stuff now?
>>> boiling baking soda in it did nothing.
>>>lee
>>
>>Try this.
>>
>>Lou

Or this

http://tinyurl.com/2zx8gr

Dawn Power Dissolver
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Re: burned on oil         


Author: Miche
Date: Feb 24, 2008 10:28

In article bignews4.bellsouth.net>,
George Shirley bellsouth.net> wrote:
> Dave Smith wrote:
>> enigma wrote:
>>
>>> i was getting ready to brown the beef for stew yesterday & was
>>> distracted away from the kitchen. so... i have a new stainless
>>> steel pot with burnt on oil. is there a way to remove it &
>>> will the pot be forever burning stuff now?
>>> boiling baking soda in it did nothing.
>>> lee
>>
>> You can pour some vinegar in the pot and let is soak for a good long
>> time. Alternately, you can put some water and dishwasher powder and boil
>> it. for a while. It should come clean.
>>
> I recently used some Goo Be Gone on a stainless bun pan with burned on
> oil and it took it off enough to finish with a non-scratch scrubber.

Oven cleaner works, too. Might take several goes, but it works.
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Re: burned on oil         


Author: Little Malice
Date: Feb 24, 2008 11:23

One time on Usenet, enigma evil.net> said:
> i was getting ready to brown the beef for stew yesterday & was
> distracted away from the kitchen. so... i have a new stainless
> steel pot with burnt on oil. is there a way to remove it &
> will the pot be forever burning stuff now?
> boiling baking soda in it did nothing.

I would soak it overnight with a combination of dish soap and lemon
juice, then scrub the heck out of it...

--
Jani in WA
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Re: burned on oil         


Author: Paul M. Cook
Date: Feb 24, 2008 12:06

"enigma" evil.net> wrote in message
news:Xns9A4E6BD56EB79enigmaempirenet@199.125.85.9...
>i was getting ready to brown the beef for stew yesterday & was
> distracted away from the kitchen. so... i have a new stainless
> steel pot with burnt on oil. is there a way to remove it &
> will the pot be forever burning stuff now?
> boiling baking soda in it did nothing.
> lee

Soak it in some water and ammonia. I use about 1 gallon of water and a half
cup of ammonia. Let it soak overnight.

Paul
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