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carrust | 13:33 Sat 22nd Mar 2014 | Food & Drink

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....getting burnt porridge off the inside of a saucepan a pink or blue job?

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bloomwood

fill with hot water, squirt of washing up liquid and simmer gently for a about 20 mins, should come off easily, works for me everytime.

Svejk

its surprising how many pan-burners are about, isnt it.

carrust

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Looks like I'll be getting the fairy liquid out. Thanks for your tips.

Tilly2

That's alright then, sweety.

Stick it in the dishwasher a few times, rusty. You might be lucky.

EcclesCake

The washing powder advice is good but it does have to be a biological one to work effectively.

I wouldn't go for repeated runs through the dishwasher as with each drying cycle the crud is getting fused on even more.

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chris1957au

I have worked in catering for 40 years and the best way to soak burnt pots and pan is over night with cold water

LyndaB

Soak immediately in cold water with a bit of washing up liquid. Leave for a while, then scour with wire wool. I've burnt loads of pans in my time, but rarely had to throw any away

heathfield

Initially, cleaning a burnt pan is a pink job. But when there is little in the way of results, ("I just can't get this pan clean!"), it becomes a blue job. ("Here, let me do it, dear.) That's invariably what happens in my house!