Brilio.net - The stove is made of sturdy iron, so it can keep a large frying pan or pot in a stable position when cooking. However, this part of the stove easily rusts, especially if it is rarely cleaned. Stovetop rust stains are very difficult to remove if you don't know the trick.
To make it disappear quickly, many people choose to clean it by soaking the rusty stove burner in hot water. However, different from netizens on the Arsyla tiny house YouTube account, this mother admits that she has other tricks that are no less effective.
This woman admitted that she had not seriously cleaned the stove stove in her kitchen for almost a year, but only wiped it with a cloth after every cooking. No wonder his stove stove was covered in lots of rust spots. Even so, he wasn't worried because he had a special trick to get rid of it, namely relying on two kitchen ingredients.
The trick to cleaning rust on a stove burner only requires 2 kitchen ingredients.
The first step, first prepare baking soda. Yup, this cake raising ingredient is one of the core ingredients for practicing this trick. Sprinkle the baking soda all over the surface of the stove until evenly distributed. The owner of the tiny house YouTube account, Arsyla, explained that you can use a strainer to sprinkle this baking soda.
"You have to use a tea strainer, so the process of spreading it into the stove is quite even," he said, quoted by BrilioFood from YouTube, Arsyla's tiny house on Monday (13/5).
photo: YouTube/Arsyla's tiny house
Next, prepare one more kitchen ingredient, namely vinegar. First put the vinegar in a spray bottle or spray. Then, immediately spray evenly over the entire surface of the stove. If so, let it sit for 2 hours so that the baking soda and vinegar can work to remove stubborn rust stains.
photo: YouTube/Arsyla's tiny house
After 2 hours, remove the rust stains by scraping them with a knife. Tiny house YouTube account user Arsyla said that because it had previously been treated with baking soda and vinegar, rust stains and crusts on the stove were very easy to remove, you know.
If all the rust stains have disappeared, then rinse the stove burner with water and soap. After the stove burner is clean, don't forget to dry it immediately so that the rust stains don't easily come back.
photo: YouTube/Arsyla's tiny house
How about it, the trick for cleaning rust on a stove stove is really simple, right? Taking a peek at the YouTube upload of Arsyla's tiny house, there aren't many comments yet, but this video has been watched by more than 500 viewers.
How to store baking soda.
Baking soda that is stored carelessly risks getting damp and clumping, you know. As a result, baking soda becomes difficult to take when you want to use it. Here's how to store baking soda so it doesn't clump.
1. Store baking soda in an airtight container.
Make sure you store baking soda in an airtight container, such as a glass jar or tight plastic container. This will help prevent moisture from entering which can cause the baking soda to clump.
2. Use a desiccator.
If possible, place the desiccator inside the baking soda storage container. A desiccator is a substance that can absorb air moisture, such as silica gel or activated carbon. This will help keep the baking soda dry and prevent it from clumping.
3. Avoid storing baking soda in damp places.
Make sure the baking soda storage area is not directly exposed to moisture, such as near the sink or kitchen which is often exposed to water vapor.