How do I clean the bottom of a porcelain pan?
How do I clean the brown (grease? burn?) stains from the bottom of a porcelain baking dish?
Soaking in soapy water doesn't seem to help.
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You can't, mostly if it is unglazed/porous
(most) Porcelain dishes have porous bottoms, anything that touches it will be sucked in the small pores, and if baked in, will be more difficult to remove.
If the glazed part of the dish is clean, I would not think much about the bottom.
Some people will see it as a good sign that you are using it.
On the other hand, you could try using products like Bar Keepers and a plastic scouring pad to clean it.
Anecdotal, I keep the glazed part as clean as possible, and don't really care about the unglazed bottom.
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Add baking soda: Add two tablespoons of baking soda and stir with a wooden spoon. Let it sit: Let the mixture simmer for a few minutes. Scrape: Use a wooden spoon to nudge the burned bits off of the pot.How do you clean a burnt porcelain pan?
Add two tablespoons of hydrogen peroxide, two drops of dish soap and one cup of water. Place the pot onto the stove and turn on to low. Gently boil the solution for 15 to 20 minutes. Remove the pot from heat and let it cool before using the scrub brush to remove burned-on material.How do you remove stains from porcelain cookware?
Put several tablespoons of baking soda into your porcelain pan and add enough water to make a paste. Using a soft cloth, scrub the surface of the porcelain plan in a circular motion. Rinse with cool, clear water. Repeat if all burn marks, scorch marks or crusted-on food have not been removed.How do you remove burn off the bottom of a pan?
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