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Good tip to clean really dirty pots and pans

KrustyTheKray

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Cook rhubarb in it, then wash it up. Simple.

Watched come dine with me this afternoon, and that Aggie from how clean is your house was on there. She was cooking stewed rhubarb, and she said about the acidity in rhubarb makes for an excellent cleaner.

Just so happens we had some rhubarb in the fridge, so cooked exactly the same dish as she did this evening, and hey presto.

The pan is now sparkling, not saying it was really filthy or anything :D
 
Cheers for that. I'll have to remember that for my flatmates when they do the washing up next time :D
 
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