The bottom of the pan gets dirty very easily, because it is often exposed to hot temperatures from the stove fire. Usually, if the pan is new, the stains are still a bit faded and not too big. However, if the pan has been used for cooking for a long time, the stains on the bottom of the pan can thicken and develop a burnt crust.
If there are quite a lot of stains on the bottom of the pan, it will definitely be difficult to eradicate. That's why many people choose to splash vinegar when cleaning. Vinegar is known to contain high levels of acid to help fade stains.
However, if you don't have a stock of vinegar at home, don't worry because there are other tricks. One Instagram user @homewithlese has an alternative way to clean burnt crust on the bottom of a pan. In his upload, he only needed one additional kitchen ingredient to practice this trick to get rid of burnt crust on the bottom of the pan.
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The first ingredient that must be prepared is bicarbonate of soda. Sprinkle the ingredients onto the butt surface of the pan. Then, also add enough dish soap. Yup, dishwashing soap is the main kitchen ingredient for practicing this trick to get rid of burnt crust on the bottom of the pan.
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After that, spread the bicarbonate of soda and dish soap so that it gets all over the bottom of the pan. Then, pause for a moment. "Leave it to soak for a few minutes, then use aluminum foil to scrub it off and rinse (Leave it for a few minutes, then use aluminum foil to rub the stain and rinse)," said the owner of the Instagram account @homewithlese, quoted by BrilioFood on Wednesday (17 /7). The owner of the Instagram account @homewithlese appears to be using pieces of aluminum foil that are shaped or crumpled into a round shape to rub the bottom of his pan.
 Instagram/@homewithlese
The owner of the Instagram account @homewithlese appears to be using pieces of aluminum foil that are shaped or crumpled into a round shape to rub the bottom of his pan.
 Instagram/@homewithlese
The owner of the Instagram account @homewithlese appears to be using pieces of aluminum foil that are shaped or crumpled into a round shape to rub the bottom of his pan.