Saucepan - removing repetitive inner stains????

Dec 16, 2003 15 Replies

Has anyone found a way of removing those stain patches that re-occur every time you use it? It's like a certain patch goes black, then keeps on going black every time you use the pan. Is there a way of removing this scourge and restoring the pan to new?



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Is that a repetitive stain inquiry?

Chris

Is that a repetitive stain inquiry?>>

Nice one! Are you suggesting 'misuse' rather than 'overuse'?

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What, two of us ;-).Andy.

Bloody hell - I ask a question and I just get doppelgangers and jokes! This is my first posting. Where does it go from here???

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In message , Andy Evans writes

Usually downwards... fast

: Has anyone found a way of removing those stain patches that re-occur every time : you use it? It's like a certain patch goes black, then keeps on going black : every time you use the pan. Is there a way of removing this scourge and : restoring the pan to new?

What material is the saucepan made of and does it have any coating? What brand/range is it?

You didnt tell us what kind of pan: enamel, iron, stainless steel, aluminium, glass, ...

There is an ng for food equipment as well btw.

Regards, NT

What material is the saucepan made of and does it have any coating? What brand/range is it?

Looks like stainless steel. no coating, medium size. Cryptic message underneath "Quality in the Kitchen" clearly by an out of work Blairite spin doctor.

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My guess is that the mark is cause by a high or low spot on the pan causing it to heat up more than the surrounding area. Could also be caused by a hot spot in your heat supply.

Have you tried turning the pan to see if a different spot gets marked?

N

Microclean 90, its acid based and brings up stained stainless like new!

Microclean 90, its acid based and brings up stained stainless like new!

Give the man a lollipop!

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Try a bit of counselling

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Try a bit of counselling

I am a counsellor. AND I go to group therapy once a week. Yeah, I know what you're going to say - "Try some more counselling"............ Rats!

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It's good 'ere - when you get used to it

mike r

It's good 'ere - when you get used to it

Would you care to 'own' that?

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