No need to wash it, this is a practical way to remove burnt crust on Teflon buttocks using 2 kitchen ingredients

foto: YouTube/Nyonya Rumah

Don't let this crust affect its function in cooking food.

Brilio.net - For people who like to cook, having complete kitchen equipment is a joy in itself. It's not surprising that some people end up collecting kitchen utensils with various models, sizes and materials from which they are made.

One of the kitchen utensils that many people often collect is Teflon. This kitchen tool can be used for sauting, frying, baking and boiling. Teflon is also equipped with a non-stick coating so that food will not stick to the bottom.

Even so, Teflon which is often used can certainly get dirty. Moreover, the buttocks (bottom) are directly exposed to the stove fire. If left like that, the appearance of the Teflon butt will look black and full of burnt spots.

To clean it, a number of people deliberately scrub and wash it with dish soap . Unfortunately, the results are not optimal because the burnt spots are sometimes still clearly visible. So what's the solution?

A YouTube user Hostess showed how in one of her video uploads. At the beginning of the video, he shows the appearance of his Teflon butt which looks black.

photo: YouTube/Hostess

Instead of washing with soap, this netizen admits that he has his own trick. He was seen putting two kitchen ingredients, namely baking soda and vinegar, onto the surface of the Teflon butt.

photo: YouTube/Hostess

Without waiting, immediately rub the surface of the Teflon butt using a clean cloth. After rubbing for a few minutes, the burnt stains on the Teflon butt faded by themselves.

photo: YouTube/Hostess

Not without reason, as reported by thespruce.com, the chemical reaction between baking soda and vinegar creates carbon dioxide bubbles which can remove all kinds of stubborn stains. As a result, the burnt stain moves to the surface of the cloth used.

photo: YouTube/Hostess

If this is the case, immediately rinse the Teflon with running water. While rubbing to make sure there are no burnt spots or cleaning solution remaining. As a result, Teflon returns to its maximum shine.

photo: YouTube/Hostess

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