How to Magically clean bottoms of pots and pans using these 2 Secret Ingredients

[@lilbird2734]

I use a lot of vinegar. I use it instead of fabric softener in the last rinse in the washing machine. It softens clothes and gets out detergent from your clothes. I also use it in my potato salad. Everyone says i make the best potato salad ever. I mix it in mainaise and mustard with spices before it put it all together. It really tastes great. Vinegar cleans out my nice cherry tea kettle. Looks like when i bought. Thanks for all the tips. Nice to see how everyone uses it.😊

[@giswantramroop1910]

Okk

[@cindypetrosino5795]

Potato salad? Cleaning 😂? Okay?

[@jaledaucakacaka3363]

This home tips are just extraordinary using two of the most basic elements (baking soda and vinegar) that at most times sits idle around not knowing its uses , I call this a great eye opener for us at home thank you ever so much for the video demonstration Naz Kitchen Fun . cheers!!!!

[@NazkitchenfunHD]

Yes thats very true, and you are so very Welcome!! Thanks so much for your lovely comment and for watching xx

[@spieldose]

Thank you for this! We are moving into a new house and have new pots and pans and I’m really motivated to keep everything clean.

[@NazkitchenfunHD]

Cat Harris you are so welcome! Congratulations on your new home 💕 I hope these tips will be helpful

[@Justalayman]

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[@NazkitchenfunHD]

Just a layman omggg lollll this really made my day and made me 😃 smile!!! Thanks so much, and yes definitely I agree I’m sure there’s so many other lovely sisters out there were we share the same taste etc!! I’m so glad to have amazing KZbin friends like you!! Thanks for the tip! Definitely heading over to dollar tree to get it tonight 🙏🏻😘 stay blessed xxx Naz

[@Justalayman]

Naz Kitchen Fun ok there are 2 that are my absolute fav and will leave ur whole house smelling amazing... Lysol the yellow lemon kind and purple....what state do u live in?

[@beverlylackey3908]

Thank you, thank you, thank you......finally something beneficial in helping me keep my pots and pans looking new for years to come. Just invested in some new cookware, and this video is a real boon!

[@wendyboustani5789]

It worked perfectly!!! So, so pleased. Thank you so much! I used the rough bristles of a scrub brush, since I didn't have a wire scrub brush and it came out almost to factory-new.

[@ChinaAl]

wow! Super great. I have pots like yours and can never figure out how to lean the bottom.😃😃😃👍👍👍👍👍 Now I got to clean my old cookie sheets and baking pans.

[@NazkitchenfunHD]

So glad to hear that, Thank you so much!!!

[@KusinadotAE]

thanks for your great idea another life hacks from Naz Kitchen Fun you deserve a big big hug

[@trishfitzpatrick2066]

It's really easy if you use THIRTY PERCENT vinegar with the baking soda (definitely wear gloves or you will feel the burn and not in a good way). Apply a paste and cover the pot with plastic wrap for thirty minutes (more is better if you have very dirty pans). Then the goo will come off WAY easier!

[@sophiepoppet5673]

Hi why do you cover in plastic wrap?

[@Jere616]

From another YT video tip, I suspended the bottom of a heavily blackened steel pot over boiling water that had baking soda in it for 20 minutes and it was easy to scrub off afterward.

[@obiwanfisher537]

I wouldn't call that squeeky clean but definitely a huge improvement.

[@aishahennaharts9394]

و عليكم السلام و رحمة الله و بركاته New SUBS here. Thank you so much I like your ideas looks almost brand new. Masha Allah❤

[@normanhathaway2275]

better to mix the two ingredients into a paste first, then apply. that you you can let it sit and absorb first. less scrubbing. i wouldn't use a metal scrubber either.

[@barbarakaywhite5166]

looks great and as smelly a vinegar is it is still better than some cleaners I have tried and a lot cheaper thanks

[@themuslimahmommy2156]

Thank you for sharing your cleaning pots routine, mine are so dirty!

[@yvetteowens-battle6699]

As Salaamu Alaikum... Jazak Allahu Khairan sister.

[@NazkitchenfunHD]

Yvette Owens Walaikumsalam Thankyou ☺️

[@samanshaheen3870]

great tip. I showed to my mom and she love it.

[@NazkitchenfunHD]

Saman Shaheen so great to hear that sis!!! Thankyou

[@sobiaa6905]

Was waiting for this video, thanks for sharing. Definitely going to try it out ❤🖒👍👌

[@NazkitchenfunHD]

Thank you sis xx

[@AnimaLibera]

If you are cooking on a gas stove, the bottoms of your pots and pans will always get sticky and yucky in no time. I have an induction cooktop now and so I don't have to worry about it any more, but as long as I was still using a gas stove, I'd use some good old laundry detergent (yes, the stuff you wash your clothes with) for getting the gunk off the bottoms of my pots and pans. You can even do the inside but you need to give it all a good rinse afterwards if you don't want your food to smell like lavender ... For really tough cases, you can mix the laundry powder (not the liquid stuff) with some washing soda. This works great, but not having to worry about it any more works even better 😄

[@AnimaLibera]

Oh, and by the way : these products will get your sink squeaky clean too 😉

[@NazkitchenfunHD]

That sounds great!!! Thank you so much for sharing with us! I will definitely give it a try :)

[@noel888]

The reason the bottoms get dirty like you said, is because if your grates are dirty from previous grease spill over and had not been cleaned, it gets stuck by the hot flame of gas cooking to the bottom of your pots. To avoid this, clean the grates after cooking and do not let it accumalate from day after day, and your pots would not get soiled.

[@Waitakeredame]

Easy to tell you are a person with good sight who can see such things :-)

[@DavidRotin]

Doesn’t really work when you live with 3 roommates that don’t clean their own shit up.

[@MarkKraus-g5h]

No...we have electric stores. NO GAS. Not the theory.

[@kalsoomirfan4636]

I tried that too it works perfectly... thank you for sharing

[@shabi_nauman2763]

Going 2 try this in sha Allah JazakAllah 4 sharing ☺

[@fatima_khan.official3621]

Thank u for being very informative and i love all ur videos and recipes. I have tried few of your recipes and felt in love with ur cooking. please keep posting new recipes so i can keep on trying 😍

[@NazkitchenfunHD]

Rahana S. Jazakallah kair my sweet sis for your beautiful comment!! Inshallah I️ have so many recipes and videos coming up 🙏🏻🤗🤗🤗

[@jacquesbelouf4579]

Was looking for one on how to clean the bottom of pans...... Perfect one. Now it's great and fine. Thanks

[@LandNfan]

“Bartender’s Friend” and the ScotchBrite pad works on everything including your shiny finish stainless. It cleans like a dream and won’t scratch your nice cookware.

[@shanepasha6501]

Norman Morgan -I prefer Barkeeper’s Friend :-))

[@emibelledame1]

Norman Morgan where can i find bartenter'd friend?

[@LandNfan]

Emi's 509 Flavors Aemi Sam , you should be able to find in in most grocery stores near other cleaning products like scouring powders Comet, Ajax, etc.

[@dandybeano7312]

Well said Norman that is what i do

[@regitmail]

Save your time and money and just buy some steel wool pads (e.g Brillo pads).

[@Rororoum]

The metal scrubbie is not recommended even on the outside of your Teflon pots...it might scratch them.

[@kimberlyboenig6643]

I also clean my sink this way all the time wit bon Ami but that cannot be used on the inside either. Scrubbing yes works for everything.. where is the way to clean without the heavy scrubbing and how long did you soak yours and hour? 😊 Thanks

[@charlesnoska2225]

Bon Ami, water an a paper towel with elbow grease works well and on any surfce also.

[@humeraqureshi6597]

Love your videos and recipes And the way you explain is greattt!!! Idk if you remember me, but I'm the one who used your fried fish recipe which my family loves and asks me to make at literally every dawaat lol Thankyou so much ! I really wish I win the giveaway!

[@NazkitchenfunHD]

humera qureshi awww sis yes ofcourse I️ remember!!! Jazakallah kair for your kind words I’m so glad you all are enjoying the videos and recipes, please keep watching 🙋🏻🙏🏻😘

[@mattiedeal473]

Wow that's really amazing thank you for the information,!!!!!! :-) now I have to go clean those dirty pots and pans,!!!! LOL! LOL Lol.......!!!!!!

[@lauracullen8122]

What happens to your granite countertop after the vinegar soaks into it?

[@marianewman9054]

I use vinager for every cleaning i am so used to I love the smell

[@jeffstanley4593]

Baking soda neutralizes acids, vinegar is an acid. The one cancels out the properties of the other. You are only using the abrasion properties of the baking soda since it is a solid. Salt on a wet sponge would work as well. Or, vinegar alone but the best thing is Barkeepers friend in its liquid form. Non abrasive, just wash well as it is not food grade.

[@NazkitchenfunHD]

Jeff Stanley Thankyou kindly for that wonderful information! I will definitely try it:)

[@johnmal5975]

I own a cleaning company Jeff, you are spot on! I can not imagine not sending that out with the girls. It's one of the best cleaning products out there.

[@mekjacobs6699]

This pot bottoms look like aluminum. Bartenders Friend package does not say to use on aluminum. BF would probably pit aluminum. My cookware is 46 years old, and is bright and shiny. That is because I make sure that I wash/ scrub away every time I use it and it has never built up.

[@jeffstanley4593]

It is always a good idea to read the warnings on any product to determine any cautions you need to take. I have both the powder and liquid forms of BKF here so I pulled them out to see what it said. There is no warning against use on aluminum on the powder. The liquid does caution you to use a gentle rubbing procedure. The pressure of rubbing would seem to have little to do with pitting but may cause scratches. On a pot bottom I would not be too concerned but certainly not an heirloom piece. So, my packaging specifically mentions use on aluminum and it is OK with caution.

[@jeffstanley4593]

www.reddit.com/r/NoStupidQuestions/comments/2qz3e7/if_an_acid_and_a_base_are_mixed_do_they_cancel_out/ My logic was based on what I learned in school and such places as above. But, I gave you the benefit of the doubt and did as you suggested. I actually tried it. It was hard for me to find a soiled pan but one in particular has three stains on its bottom that have defied all efforts at cleaning it. I took a sponge and doused it with vinegar and dumped baking soda on it and scrubbed the offensive stain. The sponge a had a coarse side and a sponge side. I used the sponge side and applied at least moderate pressure for about 20-30 seconds. I rinsed the pan and the stain was still there. I then went and got my famed Barkeepers Friend and did the same. It too, failed to remove the stain. Thinking the baking soda was perhaps "old" since it has been sitting in my refrigerator for months, I checked it out. I poured some in a cup and doused it with the vinegar and it foamed. Conclusion, the baking soda is still potent but the mixture of it and vinegar on my aluminum anodized pan was that it did not work. I am not going to use the more aggressive side because it just is not that big a deal. Also, if I cannot scrub the stain off, it is not going to come off on anything anyway. I could not leave well enough alone so I continued experimenting. Just in case you said that the anodizing was the cause of the problem I took a solid aluminum French Chef Omelette pan and poured baking soda on it let It sit of one minute and rinsed it off and dried it. There was a stain on the bottom and there was no reaction. I then poured vinegar in to the pan and let sit, no reaction during the minute sitting. I then poured baking soda back on it and drenched the same sponge with vinegar and scrubbed as before. NO visible sign of the stain being removed. All this set me to thinking that if you can brush your teeth with baking soda it must low to no abrasive quality so how could it scrub a stain off? You are correct that I should have tried it first but sometimes logic is enough. Like logically the earth is round or at least not flat. If it works for you and the lady who made the video, great! It did not work on two separate pans here.

[@dottieferrell1546]

Thank you for the video as I have been cooking with Guardian Ware for 60+ years---and still can not find a way to clean the outside of my pots. The insides seem to keep clean when I cook sauces with tomatoes but the outside bumpy surface looks absolutely dreadful on all my dozen pieces. Have tried so many combinations...best so far is cream of tartar and lemon juice mix, but I have tried dozens of combinations. Is there any secret dip out there?

[@sparklingemz104]

Sounds great, will try soon iA! Here from instagram :) ive been followng you on ig and YT for a while bc I love your recipes!

[@NazkitchenfunHD]

Jazakallah x

[@Aliya.689]

Omg thanks for this sis... was anxiously waiting for this video. Im following you on insta youtube & snapchat ❤️😍❤️

[@NazkitchenfunHD]

Aliya Aliya Thankyou so much sis xx

[@DanandDonna1]

I grew up scrubbing pots and pans. That day is OVER. Time is valuable for me.

[@garliclover01]

Use synthetic scrubbers for the insides and sides, steel wool on bottoms only.

[@rabiakhan6144]

Love how this works definitely trying this

[@sarangk]

Agree it looks like a great solution. Also, have you tried ShineSponge™ Sanding Sponge? It worked really well for me, took off all the burnt stains easily. i got mine here club5shop.com/products/nanoss

[@ssammy5026]

Wow I never knew this! Works great :) I will definitely be trying it thanks.

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[@WelcometotheNashHouse]

Great tip! New subscriber here 👋

[@darrinros1177]

Allah loves clean pots and pans. Allah Akbar. This technique we chefs have been using for years. Many years. Anyway great video and I recommend it to everyone who has pots and pans. Cleaner they are, the better they cook. No kidding.

[@lynnford9827]

Thanks for your tips..

[@sheryliheanachor2953]

when paying a lot for pots and pans..your sets should never have a outcome of burn look..they do..manufacturers should bare the blame...they are paid..we have to clean up their rubbish. 2020

[@azeezamulla7421]

I put my vinegar in a little spray bottle. It works wonders

[@suffysuffy6507]

Thank u! I will be trying this soon!

[@Waitakeredame]

Salaam, you don't start off with a dirty pot. I need to know how to clean them AFTER this application (several times) has failed to have any effect. Any ideas?

[@meals7up150]

Good idea u gave

[@toqeer626]

Thank you dear. Very helpful.

[@NazkitchenfunHD]

maireen salim Thankyou so much Maureen for watching sis xxxx

[@dianacassinelli9467]

Good demo...Tks x sharing

[@harshabiliangady3211]

Thank you mam will try it out on my Mom in law’s pan first and then put this trick to work on my own pans.

[@yusha3638]

That's awesome!I'll give it a try inshallah!!

[@darkestserenity6775]

thanks , have to try this

[@NazkitchenfunHD]

Darkest Serenity Thankyou so much for watching!! It works wonders xx

[@johnniewilliams2199]

Can I use it to clean the inside of the oven the stove

[@jacquelinewells7575]

Does the steal wool leave scratches on the bottom.

[@ninasdelightss44]

Ooooooo they're so sparkly! @NazKitchenfun does this work for post that are black from the bottom? Sometimes you can see the grease at the bottom of those too!

[@NazkitchenfunHD]

Zara Araz yes sis it works on everything!!!! It makes grease vanish!!! Give it a try you will see

[@waidan786]

Love all your videos... thanks for this video was definitely a life saver

[@NazkitchenfunHD]

waidan786 Thankyou so much!!!! Means so much to me!

[@christopherjoyce9788]

Ty for the informative video

[@aliliaqat8024]

Very helpful tip😊

[@frzy009]

Can't wait to try this !

[@hummingbirdlady11]

Oh...when I've used those kind of stainless steel scrubbers they scratch the exterior finish of the cookware...even when I'm careful to stay on the plain bottom. Your pots look very nice and not scratched. How do you manage that?

[@sitarakhan9260]

Good job on that naz👍🏻 Just commenting for the giveaway lol

[@NazkitchenfunHD]

Sitara Khan ahahha Thankyou sis 😘😘 I️ hope you win inshallah xx

[@royksk]

If you learned about black body radiators in physics at school, you may realise that by making the base of your pan shiny it may look good but you are reflecting heat away. 👨🏻‍🎓

[@Safina757]

Try dish washing detergent ( not soap) over night, just use a little & spread it, Magic!

[@Safina757]

That works on burned pans as well.

[@NazkitchenfunHD]

Talat Siddiqi Thankyou so much for sharing x

[@samirahhassan12]

Thank you so much! This video is super helpful!!!

[@-AnyWho]

to clean your burner grates you just put them in a bag with ammonia and let it sit overnight then you literately wipe it off, i wonder if you can do the same thing with a pan? ... it would be a lot less scubbing (ya im that lazy) ... you would just need a bigger bag to stick it in ...

[@-AnyWho]

if it works on burner grates then i dont see why it wouldn't work, just try not to breath in the ammonia fumes in directly because straight ammonia is very strong ...

[@regitmail]

Of course, Jane, becasue ammonia is a water solution of ammonia gas. This solution is very basic (creates hydroxide in the water), and DISSOLVES the aluminum. So if you don't mind your aluminum pans being slowly dissolved, go for it. They will be nicely cleaned and the aluminum oxide layer will reform immediately after rinsing.

[@deenibeeniable]

You could use a tall kitchen bag.

[@amamahkhalid3286]

Thank you so much for sharing this amazing video with us

[@timothypage5482]

Nice way to ruin your pot with that metal scrubber. That's the last thing I would use along with putting it in the cleaning cycle in the oven. You get negative points for this suggestion. Also, the metal scrubber will leave scratches that will attract more gunk to scorch onto the pan.

[@noorkhan299]

Your a inspiration Naz. Thanks for sharing.

[@rayrobinson5314]

engine degreaser works better. then use power washer 5000 psi

[@emibelledame1]

Ray Robinson lol

[@Mira-uu8qd]

Good work

[@cutepwinces]

Jazakallah for this video i aslo do like this but my main problem is too clean the sides of the pot as i cant get the grease out from there

[@NazkitchenfunHD]

siddiqa issufo yes definitely this will work!! You just have to be patient with it

[@cutepwinces]

Naz Kitchen Fun thank you so much 😊

[@regitmail]

You can use oven cleaner instead of engine degreaser. Or you can even buy sodium hydroxide (lye) pellets (usually in the plumbing section for clearing clogged drains). Careful, though, becasue when added to water, an extreme exotherm occurs and will cause an eruption of boiling caustic if you add too much sodium hydroxide in one shot to the water .

[@dottieferrell1546]

The outsides of bumpy finish guardian service is my main problem too, but I am rather reluctant to use some caustic cleaners because of the toxic gases the combination might cause. I enjoy reading about the experiences of others.

[@bintesyedmoizali7560]

Recipe of bake fish Plz

[@ihd104]

What do you do if metal ruins your pot and you cannot use it?

[@tanveerjameel4250]

Definitely going to try it out :)

[@td449]

Just use a magic eraser sponge. That's what I use. Only on the bottom of your pan, I wouldn't use it on the inside. It works great!

[@NazkitchenfunHD]

T D Thankyou so much c

[@sarafasial2950]

Can we clean pressure cooker with the same method ? @nazkitchenfun

[@NazkitchenfunHD]

Sara Fasial yes definitely!!! I clean all my dishes and almost everything in the kitchen with this!! ☺️

[@ronyerke9250]

A small wire brush will probably get into the grooves better. Hardware stores carry them for cheap.

[@NazkitchenfunHD]

yes sounds great Thankyou so much!!

[@zoiberg316]

Tanky you I'll give it a go

[@dandybeano7312]

I do this without baking powder and vinegar, just dish washing liquid and rubbed with steel wool it clean better than what you are using salam.

[@winnieholman1091]

What if the pot is really coated with crud

[@YYC403NOYP]

Cleaning the pan with vinegar and baking soda in the kitchen sink is a 2 in 1 hacks. Once done cleaning the pan, when you pour the solution down the sink, next being cleaned is the drain.

[@NazkitchenfunHD]

Yessss 👏🏻👏🏻💯💯

[@keithdawes2685]

Magically?! It looks like hard work, and takes a long time.

[@mayayou5193]

Salam 3alaykom i love it

[@tanned_mamba1498]

Even better to get yourself a small basin, pour some solution in it, and soak the bottom of the pan. Apple cider and baking soda are expensive as hell. And you're gonna need it again anyway if you cook most of the time so it's worth.

[@SteveSmekar-ll6ln]

I normally cook on the "inside" of the pan, perhaps that is just me. Why, pray tell, would it be important to keep the bottom clean? I am not eating from the bottom, so... it just seems a bit OCD.

[@mlacher100]

Thank you, God bless

[@khansidra3104]

I love u r video

[@malo5951]

It doesn't "ruin the pot" to clean the textured OUTSIDE bottom with metal scrubber

[@augiedogie561]

To me this isn't Magically as you put it, you have to put a lot of work into it. If I have a pot like that I do the same SCRUB SCRUB SCRUB. But when you said Magically I was expecting a way easier approach than this.

[@dianacassinelli9467]

Augie Doggie and twitch your nose...voila...requires some effort ...

[@anniewilliams9317]

Augie Doggie a Brillo pad or some comment on the bottom of the pants Ajax

[@reginaldofunez693]

Don't be complaisant. Do it and hush up will ya

[@mickaelcohen6152]

Easy off spray KET dit 15 mn n just wipe off et voilà

[@AlCatrraz]

Best cleaner is TOMATO PASTE - cheap 30C a can - just spread it on the pot... it's acidic... wait a while and scrub lightly It's best for COPPER BOTTOM !

[@sunshine9016]

Good Tip. Thank you!!

[@billy4072]

Angle grinder. works every time.

[@obiwan707]

🤣🤣🤣

[@techguy9023]

Pressure washer

[@calisahardy4845]

Thank you. 😀

[@shirlsasuels6807]

What material are your pots made of?I want to buy a new set of pits but want good ones this time.Thanks

[@charlesnoska2225]

Shirls Asuels do not buy non-stop, the chemicals get into food. Same for aluminum. Stainless steel or ceramic are best.

[@charlesnoska2225]

Shirls Asuels non stick

[@charlesnoska2225]

Do not buy aluminum, it does leach into the food. Do not buy non-stick unless it is ceramic, they are carcinogenic as it leashes into the food. Don't ever believe that the Govt is protecting us. Lobbyists $ go a long way against our health.

[@regitmail]

Charles, "...he chemicals get into food". do you have some published proof of this, or are you just repeating unsubstantiated factoids that you heard?

[@regitmail]

Try Tefal brand. They have a lot of options with various types of surfaces. Do not buy the cheapest product. Go for a mid-range or higher priced set. For anything you buy that is of decent quality, it is more about how you treat it than anything else. I had a set of Tefal non-stick for 12 years with the skillets used nearly daily, and had ZERO issues, including no scratching and no sticking. Of course, I was careful to never use metal utensils and to limit washing in detergent, opting to wipe out with a paper towel if possible. This was given to my mother-in-law and within 1 year, 3 pans were essentially destroyed due to scratching of the non-stick surface with metal utensils and scrubbing with abrasives. Even the ceramic coating on the outside was ground down from the abrasives she used!

[@schellannette3078]

Try lemon detergent mixed with citric acid and sponge,

[@novanhippie7048]

Yes chemical free best for your family

[@paulness8352]

So heres the deal. The vinegar and baking soda is a fun reaction to wacth, but it does absolutley nothing ro remove the residue on the pan. Vinegar is a 3% acetic acid solution. Baking soda, aka sodium bicarbonate, is a weak alkaline salt. When you mix any acid with any alkaline salt, or acid +base, the net result is carbon dioxide gas and water. This is known as a neutralization reaction. The best example of it is in the movie Fight Club, when Brad Pitt poured the lye (-sodium hydroxide, a strong alkaline solution) on Ed Nortons arm, he stopped the burn by pouring vinegar on it. Neutralized. So while i appreciate the making of this video, the actual way you're cleaning your pots is with a steel wool scrubber or an abrasive sponge like scotch brite and a hell of a lot of elbow grease

[@ddeboy002]

use baking soda, vinegar and lemon or lime juice.