Caustic soda OK for burnt pan?

=========================== It's an organic brain-washer - very good for you.

Cic.

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The message from "Mary Fisher" contains these words:

Florida on my mind?

Indeed not, it might start a precedent if something got in there after so many years of vacuum.

What would happen if you drank your orange juice from an aluminium cup?

David

It will glow slightly.

This is practically guaranteed to bugger a 'bimetalic' pan too.

Its a start.

I have never ever got the bright sheen back on really burned SS, but caustic, wire wool, and elbow grease gets MOST of the utility back, if not the nice appearance.

I've never found anything other than elbow grease and abrasive that works on really solid carbon deposits

that sounds like the voice of experience.

Not for me, thanks :-)

Mary

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Be sure to use the luminiferous stuff.

-- Richard

I think you dreamt it. I don't think there was ever any real evidence that aluminium from cookware got into your body.

Anodized aluminium pots are widely available.

-- Richard

Ether's heavier than air so open the door and it will find its way out.

Mary

Lovely. A bit like chicken. Left out in the Sun. For a week.

That one works great to get tea stains out of a stainless steel mug. Leave the coke in overnight, and the tanin just melts off.

-- JJ

The message from "Jason" contains these words:

Everything tastes "A bit like chicken".

Apart from proper chicken, obviously.

I bet most people haven't tasted real chicken. We'll be killing a young cockerel soon, now that won't taste like anything else!

Mary

Which tastes of fish.