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Marijn | 20:25 Tue 12th Apr 2011 | How it Works
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A while ago someone put a question on how to clean a burnt saucepan. Could someone please show me where that thread is, or tell me how to clean my burnt saucepan, thanks
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If you type 'burnt saucepan' without quote marks into the site search box you will see lots of questions.
20:29 Tue 12th Apr 2011
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has to be biological powder tho
20:29 Tue 12th Apr 2011
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I remember that thread, I'll investigate, it depended on what type of saucepan, ie non-stick or stainless steel.
20:29 Tue 12th Apr 2011
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It was me!!! Leave to soak with washing poweder over night !!
20:32 Tue 12th Apr 2011
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If its stainless steel I just scrub with a brillo pad
20:34 Tue 12th Apr 2011
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Thank you all very much for answering. That's great to have answers so soon.
20:34 Tue 12th Apr 2011
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http://www.theanswerb...n/Question990767.html
20:36 Tue 12th Apr 2011
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Thank you very much :-)
20:37 Tue 12th Apr 2011
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I knew an AB'er would be around with a quicker answer :)

They're really great peeps x
20:38 Tue 12th Apr 2011
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boil rhubarb in it.
20:52 Tue 12th Apr 2011
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Yes, you all are great peeps!Thanks
21:52 Tue 12th Apr 2011

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