I wanted to cook something but all my saucepan were use, so i borrow one to my roommate. After 15min, I just realize I burn what i was making and now the saucepan is scrap. I've search on google any tip to restore it but all the tips i found didn't work.

Anyone have good tip to get it restore ??

And plz don't tell me to buy him a new one ♥

Stolive

LightRailCoyote

United States982 Posts

May 01 2011 04:04 GMT

saucepanulus reparo?

iGrok

United States5142 Posts

May 01 2011 04:07 GMT

umm... what do you mean its scrap?

Elegy

United States1629 Posts

May 01 2011 04:09 GMT

You burned the bottom of the pan? Can't really fix that, maybe serious scrubbing?

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United States3747 Posts

May 01 2011 04:09 GMT

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Toads

Canada1795 Posts

May 01 2011 04:10 GMT

I mean this

This is not mine but it look exactly like that. I just have nothing to take a picture of mine

Toads

Canada1795 Posts

May 01 2011 04:11 GMT

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Elegy

United States1629 Posts

May 01 2011 04:14 GMT

Fill it with hot water and soap, let it stand for a while, then scrub scrub scrub. Don't use a sharp object to scrape away the stuff, use the flat edge of a butter knife or something if you have to.

Toads

Canada1795 Posts

May 01 2011 04:18 GMT

On May 01 2011 13:14 Elegy wrote:
Fill it with hot water and soap, let it stand for a while, then scrub scrub scrub. Don't use a sharp object to scrape away the stuff, use the flat edge of a butter knife or something if you have to.

I've already try it but thanks anyway. This is late here and tomorow i'll try to use baking soda with a little bit of white vinegar. I hear this work pretty well

ShoCkeyy

7815 Posts

May 01 2011 04:44 GMT

#10

? Should work if you have one.

aidnai

United States1159 Posts

May 01 2011 05:11 GMT

#11

nah, if it was non stick (i mean like teflon) and you burned it, it's really done. That's what your picture looks like OP. Buy him a new one.

If it was iron/copper/steel/aluminum or whatever and NOT nonstick, then use a scrubber pad like the one in the picture ^^ and you'll be fine. If you try to use a metal scrubber on a teflon pan though, you'll just make it worse...

Trezeguet

United States2656 Posts

May 01 2011 05:33 GMT

#12

Just because there is some discoloring on the pot/pan doesn't mean it is bad/broken. It just means it's discolored.

Chairman Ray

United States11903 Posts

May 01 2011 06:07 GMT

#13

What did you burn, and what is the pan made out of? You can use a chemical that reacts with the burnt material, but not the pan itself.

Toads

Canada1795 Posts

May 01 2011 06:08 GMT

#14

ok thanks for the tip

rabidch

United States20289 Posts

May 01 2011 07:24 GMT

#15

On May 01 2011 14:11 aidnai wrote:
nah, if it was non stick (i mean like teflon) and you burned it, it's really done. That's what your picture looks like OP. Buy him a new one.

If it was iron/copper/steel/aluminum or whatever and NOT nonstick, then use a scrubber pad like the one in the picture ^^ and you'll be fine. If you try to use a metal scrubber on a teflon pan though, you'll just make it worse...

if its really burnt badly and you're using a lot of effort with he metal scrubber pour some vinegar and let it sit for a while. but if its a nonstick sauce pan then you should probably buy him a new one.

iPlaY.NettleS

Australia4433 Posts

May 01 2011 12:12 GMT

#16

yes , the non stick component will start flaking off if you burnt the food too much
you aren't even meant to breathe in the smoke of a burning non stick pan , let alone eat parts of the teflon that come off when you next use it.