Instead of using toothpaste, this is the basic way to clean burnt stains in a rice cooker, just add 1 kitchen ingredient

foto: YouTube/Hevit Gatariana

Cleaning these stains is not only to make it look comfortable to look at but also to avoid disrupting the function of the rice cooker.

Brilio.net - Almost all Indonesian people consume rice every day. It's no surprise that a rice cooker is a must-have kitchen appliance at home. This tool really makes the process of cooking rice easier, because it can automatically cook the rice once the 'cook' button is turned on.

However, it's best not to just use it, because rice cookers or magic coms can also get dirty. After being used for years, burnt spots usually appear on the bottom of the rice cooker, you know. This can happen because the base of the rice cooker is often exposed to high heat temperatures from the machine.

There are many ways to clean burnt stains on the bottom of a rice cooker that you can practice at home. One of the easiest is to apply toothpaste to the area at the bottom of the rice cooker where there are stains. However, if you don't want to use toothpaste, there are still other methods that are no less effective, you know.

For example, how to clean burnt stains on the base of a rice cooker which was shared by a netizen known as Hevit. He explained that the basic rice cooker can be cleaned by mixing several ingredients and one of them can be obtained from the kitchen, you know. The method is also very simple.

First, mix the cleaning ingredients from citrus or citric acid and warm water. Before stirring, first add one kitchen ingredient, namely enough dishwashing soap. Stir until smooth and apply the cleaning mixture to the bottom of the rice cooker until evenly mixed. You can also rub it on the outside of the rice cooker if there are stains.

photo: YouTube/Hevit Gatariana

Next, let it sit for a few minutes so that the cleaning agent mixture can work optimally. If so, wipe off the remaining cleaning agent and stains using a cloth dampened with warm water. Finally, just dry it with a clean, dry cloth.

"Rinse with warm water, the aim is to remove the soap and dirt more easily," added YouTube account owner Hevit Gatariana, quoted by BrilioFood on Thursday (15/2).

He also explained, if the stain is still stubborn, you can repeat the method for cleaning burnt stains on the basis of a rice cooker one or two more times until the stain is completely gone.

photo: YouTube/Hevit Gatariana

How about it, it's really interesting how to clean burnt stains on the base of this rice cooker?

Disclaimer: This translation from Bahasa Indonesia to English has been generated by Artificial Intelligence.