How to Clean Burnt Pan with Dryer Sheet?

Have you ever had a pan get all burnt and sticky after cooking? Well, there’s a neat trick you can try using something you probably already have: dryer sheets! Let’s see how they can help clean up those tough messes in your pans.

Step 1: Get Ready

Before you start, grab what you need: a burnt pan, a used dryer sheet (or two if it’s a big pan), dish soap, warm water, and a sponge or scrub brush.

Step 2: Soak the Pan

Fill your burnt pan with warm, soapy water. Drop in the used dryer sheet so it covers the burnt parts. Let it soak for at least an hour. This gives the dryer sheet time to do its job.

Step 3: Scrub It

After soaking, take the dryer sheet and use it to scrub the burnt areas of the pan. The texture of the dryer sheet helps lift off the burnt food without scratching the pan.

Step 4: Rinse and Repeat

Rinse the pan well with warm water to get rid of any leftover burnt bits and pieces of dryer sheet. If some stains are still there, do the soaking and scrubbing again until your pan looks clean and shiny.

Dryer sheets aren’t just for laundry. They have stuff in them that makes them good for cleaning too. The things in dryer sheets can help loosen up burnt food in pans without using harsh chemicals. If you’re dealing with a stubborn stain, consider using Coke to clean a burnt pan.

Cleaning burnt pans doesn’t have to be hard. With dryer sheets, you can get rid of those burnt-on bits and make your pans look new again. Next time your pan gets burnt, give this simple trick a try—it might just save your favorite cookware!

Benny Jensen

Hello, I’m Benny Jensen – a kitchen expert specializing in daily used utensils. With more than a decade of professional experience, I’m excited to share my expertise to make your life easier, smarter, and more comfortable. Let’s uncover the magic of well-crafted utensils together and make your time in the kitchen efficient and delightful!