How to Clean Kitchen Appliances
Use salt to clean burnt food., Use salt and lemon to clean cutting boards., Use salt to clean cast iron.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Use salt to clean burnt food.
For spills onto the stove top, sprinkle with salt before it has a chance to cool; it'll peel off with ease.
If you've burnt food onto the base of your pans, sprinkle with salt and a little water and let sit for a while before scrubbing off.
The salt will help to lift off the burnt material. -
Step 2: Use salt and lemon to clean cutting boards.
Cut a lemon in half.
Rub the cutting board with the lemon half.
Sprinkle the rubbed board with salt.
Allow to sit for a quarter of an hour.
Then, use the lemon half to rub the salt in.
Rinse off with water.
Let dry.
The board will now be deodorized and clean. , Make a mixture from one tablespoon of olive oil and a teaspoon or so of coarse sea salt.
Scrub the cast iron pan or pot with a cloth, using the abrasive quality of the salt to thoroughly clean.
Finish off by wiping off the salt and leaving a thin layer of olive oil for a coating. -
Step 3: Use salt to clean cast iron.
Detailed Guide
For spills onto the stove top, sprinkle with salt before it has a chance to cool; it'll peel off with ease.
If you've burnt food onto the base of your pans, sprinkle with salt and a little water and let sit for a while before scrubbing off.
The salt will help to lift off the burnt material.
Cut a lemon in half.
Rub the cutting board with the lemon half.
Sprinkle the rubbed board with salt.
Allow to sit for a quarter of an hour.
Then, use the lemon half to rub the salt in.
Rinse off with water.
Let dry.
The board will now be deodorized and clean. , Make a mixture from one tablespoon of olive oil and a teaspoon or so of coarse sea salt.
Scrub the cast iron pan or pot with a cloth, using the abrasive quality of the salt to thoroughly clean.
Finish off by wiping off the salt and leaving a thin layer of olive oil for a coating.
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