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I am an amateur cook to say the least. I recently used my WM frying pan to pan sear some tuna steaks, but I had the head *way* too high. The oil and tuna steak combo instantly caused the stains that are associated with using too high heat on stainless cookware. It looks like burned on food, but it's become a part of the metal and no amount of SOS pad + comet scrubbing is doing anything. I recently read that Barkeepers Friend is good for this very issue, but we don't have any of that locally. I was looking around my local store and saw Brasso, which is also a metal polish just like BKF. Will Brasso do the same thing for removing high heat stains from my SS cookware, or do I *need* to use BKF?
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Nov 1, 2015 17:34
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Yes. Also we have a quick questions thread BTY. Oh and if Barkeepers is really that hard to find Amazon has it cheap if you have prime.
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Nov 1, 2015 17:38
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I boil up some water and toss in a liberal amount of caustic soda and let it simmer. Use ventilation. Be careful. It eats flesh. By no means be afraid. Just show the required respect.
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Nov 1, 2015 21:49
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dunno how to translate, but these things are made for the job, they don't scratch your pans and you'll definitely get them clean. http://www.ah.nl/producten/product/wi200584/ah-pannenspons-rvs
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Nov 2, 2015 06:59
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Coat a big ziploc bag in a thin layer of ammonia, then stick your pan in there and seal it up as tight as possible. Let it sit overnight, and by morning the food should be able to be scrubbed off easily. Has always worked for me on steel.
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Nov 2, 2015 10:26
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Warm water, drop half of a dishwasher tablet in there, leave it overnight
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Nov 2, 2015 11:09
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exquisite tea posted:Coat a big ziploc bag in a thin layer of ammonia, then stick your pan in there and seal it up as tight as possible. Let it sit overnight, and by morning the food should be able to be scrubbed off easily. Has always worked for me on steel. Ammonia is really good for cleaning Deep Fat Friers too. After an hour or so soaking in hot water all the caked on fat can be scrubbed off.
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