What about baked on, concrete like grease on my stove top? And bottoms of frying pans? Oven cleaner not working.
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I have found this really successful if you let it rest for a few hours... sometimes I will use a first resting of dishwasher power with just a little water... then this product... give it a try... dfw
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That's a great question. I haven't used it on anything but the BBQ. It seems to just eat all baked on grease on the BBQ so I imagine it will work on pots and pans. I will try that tomorrow. I learned about this product from a professional BBQ cleaning service who came out and cleaned my BBQ.
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I don't own stock in the company and am a tough customer. I recommend the cleaner. It is the best I have ever used and works.
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Try spraying it liberally and then place paper towels on top and let it sit for a few hours. See if that helps. I also use a scraper and anything left comes right off.
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Let this product soak for half an hour or more or keep reapplying. On the pans, also use the 3M Industrial scouring pads. These will clean very well plus polish the metal but do not use these on the stove top. Use Magic Eraser on stove top.
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I'm glad I'm not the only one with an uncleanable pan. I've tried everything said below, baking soda, laundry detergent, rock salt, boiling water in it and nothing seems to work. I sort of hate this pan :(
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It doesn't look like Teflon to me. It looks and feels more like powder coated metal. I haven't used the oven for anything gooey, so I don't know how easily it would clean up.
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Wash with hot water and scrub brush (no soap). Dry on stove top burner. Let cool down then rub with oil.
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Use cooking spray liberally. That being said, I have burnt food in them and the cleanup is not terribly bad
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They made special scrapers for cast iron. I would clean with warm water and the scraper, then re-season in the oven and make sure to apply extra oil to seep in afterwards.
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IF let's off a fair amount of smoke. I was not very happy, and would net rocommend. For me, the problem I had was it got too hot, even on the lowest of settings for my gas burner. Also, it's impossible to clean, without scraping of the coating. the last time I used it was to sear tuna. I let it sit for a day and scrubbed very hard to remove the residue. I used a sponge,then a soappad, becasue the sponge did nothing for the black residue ledt behind. I scrubbed so hard some of the costing rubbed off, and there is still residue left? Hope you have better luck and this was helpful
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Grease and is really visual. You don't want to use any ruff material. I do a grease cleaner then go over it with baby oil if you want it to look like new. Yep baby oil I sad it olive oil work to to don't get any streeks
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I use a powdered soap like Ajax or Comet. Heat the pan in hot soap water, pull it out and scrub. If that doesn't work try over cleaner outside.
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Haven't tried in my oven; however, I did remove my cooktop hood filter and soaked it in the zep and was thrilled with the results. If you can imagine the amount of grease the filter had collected over years! Won't hurt to try. I have never bought a better cleaner than this and the smell is great too! Good luck - don't think you will be disappointed.
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Put the Norpro UNDER the heating element on the bottom of the oven. If you have a self cleaning oven, ALWAYS remove the Norpro prior to using the self cleaning program.
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No, I have not. I used it for concrete, and it did not work. My best option to date has been vinegar. It will take grease out of almost anything.
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I always grease/flour my pan or use Baker's Joy spray. I used a different baking spray once and had awful results. So, I wouldn't risk not using anything.
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I have found it best to grease and flour, even with non stick or silicone pans. I used the non stick spray containing flour.
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I have LeCrueset cookware but have not had a requirement to find a cleaner for it. That said I cannot see how it could hurt the enamel finish. If you have burnt the base of your cookware I would try bicarbonate of soda dissolved in hot water or oven cleaner. Cook Top Clean is non abrasive for all intensive purpose. Now!; I have just tried it out on removing a few stains on the outside of the lid and it worked without scratching and used it on stains on the inside and it worked a bit with hard rubbing. (These are stains after many years of use, not burnt on food particles). However I usually remove this type of stain by using a strong solution of bleach and hot water which is a lot easier than rubbing! I have LeCrueset cookware but have not had a requirement to find a cleaner for it. That said I cannot see how it could hurt the enamel finish. If you have burnt the base of your cookware I would try bicarbonate of soda dissolved in hot water or oven cleaner. Cook Top Clean is non abrasive for all intensive purpose. Now!; I have just tried it out on removing a few stains on the outside of the lid and it worked without scratching and used it on stains on the inside and it worked a bit with hard rubbing. (These are stains after many years of use, not burnt on food particles). However I usually... » Read More I have LeCrueset cookware but have not had a requirement to find a cleaner for it. That said I cannot see how it could hurt the enamel finish. If you have burnt the base of your cookware I would try bicarbonate of soda dissolved in hot water or oven cleaner. Cook Top Clean is non abrasive for all intensive purpose. Now!; I have just tried it out on removing a few stains on the outside of the lid and it worked without scratching and used it on stains on the inside and it worked a bit with hard rubbing. (These are stains after many years of use, not burnt on food particles). However I usually remove this type of stain by using a strong solution of bleach and hot water which is a lot easier than rubbing! « Show Less
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I haven't tried it in the oven, but it's an amazing abrasive cleaner. I suggest trying it on one small spot to see how it works.
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If you have cooked greasy foods and the oven has cooled there might be some grease on the interior. To clean interior walls use a damp cloth and mild liquid soap....never use harsh abrasives or Brillo pads on interior. I do not think it's difficult to keep the oven clean and operating well. Dry after cleaning.