Question: How do you get burnt soup/hamburger meat off the bottom of a VisionWare pot? Scrubbing, Comet and scrub brush have not worked. Neither has soaking. HELP
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The one in camouflage is a good friend's boy. He helped us out.
Oh, and don't forget Marie, CalTechGirl, Suze, and Oddybobo.
Just to give you an example of my day today. I am taking in a friend's boy because he still doesn't have school, going to breakfast at 8am, lawn service at 9am, swim lessons at 10:30am, show realtor the house at 11:30am, pick up hubby's niece at the airport at 1:30pm, go exercise at 5:45pm. Oh... and some where in there I have to make lunches, dinner, pick up the house, laundry, feed the horse, walk the dog and play with the kids. Phew... I need a vacation.
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eah I will talk to you MAYBE Friday.
Very nice pic! Shorts on Halloween -- what a concept! At least we didn't need winter coats this year.
Hope you get a break soon VW!
Thomas! we like thomas.
Me be coming 2 u 'hood soon!!!!
Cutie picture!
And for the pot, have you tried putting in about 2" if water with 2-4 TBS of baking soda and bringing the water to a boil? That may do the trick with the burnt on food......
Tammi was talking about some stuff she has used - for the life of me I can't remember what it's called. Email and ask her.
How cute! We kinda skipped Halloween this year... ;)
I'm late and I'm sorry - but the best stuff EVER IN LIFE is Dawn Disolve. Honest to goodness....it works on EVERY THING...
It's my life saver.
Well... that cooking pan should be clean by now.
Next time food burns and attaches itself to the pan, try using a dishwashing detergent (like Cascade) used in the dishwashing machine (not the human) with hot tap water. Let it soak for several hours or overnight.
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