Ceramic crock pot - No cracks, but looks like coating is spotted. Can I fix it?
I made beef stew in a crock pot for the first time, and didn't realize I shouldn't store the food in the ceramic pot. No cracks, but looks like coating is spotted. Can I fix it?
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I found this question asked and answered in... ahem a different forum. The gist is that they recommend letting it soak in white vinegar and warm water before scrubbing and it should come right off. A couple other posters recommended a product called Bar Keepers Friend for cleaning.
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How do you fix a ceramic crock pot?
The most common method is to use adhesive glue, First, empty the crockpot of any food that is left unfinished or stored inside it. Gently clean the crock's cracked interior or exterior surface with a moist sponge or cloth. Then wipe off the excess glue and let it completely dry.Is it OK to use a chipped crock pot?
Since the removable crock part of most slow cookers is stoneware, it's clearly important not to knock it against the counter or handle it roughly since it can crack or chip (and if it has a crack or chip, it's best to replace it since that's a weak spot that can crack further during cooking and leave you with a giant ...How do you restore a crock pot?
Add 1/2 cup white vinegar for a small cooker or 1 cup for a slow cooker that holds 5 quarts or more. Heat the Crock-Pot on low with the lid on. After 30 minutes, note whether steam coats the inside of the lid. If not, turn the heat to medium.What is the white film on my crock pot?
Black slow-cooker inserts often develop a white film from mineral deposits. The film won't affect the cooking, but if it bothers you, you can get rid of it with vinegar. (Another kitchen-cleaning wonder.) Fill the insert with water, add 1 cup white vinegar, and then let it soak for a few hours or overnight.Mistakes Everyone Makes Using The Slow Cooker
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