It's always a good idea to line your baking sheets and cookie sheets. It makes cleanup easier, keeps your pan looking pristine, and can even preserve the life of your equipment. You can use parchment paper,aluminum foil,or a silicone baking mat pretty much interchangeably but there are a ...
The affordable cookware conducts heat well, but aluminum can become discolored when it is exposed to certain chemicals and minerals. Placing aluminum cookware in a dishwasher can cause a reaction that darkens the pan or pot. The high heat of the appliance paired with the mineral content in the...
Level 3: Discolored Pans Additional Tips for Maintaining Non Stick Cookware Ready to Shop? Level 1: Used Pans If your non stick pot or pan is relatively new, or you’ve done a good job of maintaining it, you probably won’t need to do much to get (and keep) it clean. That’s esp...
Aluminum Mesh filters– Usually made from aluminum, metal range hood filters are the most common type of filter used in ducted range hoods, and are easy to clean with common household products. Baffle filters– These are made from stainless steel and are dishwasher safe. They are basically inde...
Baking soda, salt, aluminum foil, and boiling water:You can take advantage of a simple chemical reaction to clean your silver: all you’ll need is some baking soda, salt, and aluminum foil. Line a glass roasting pan or the kitchen sink with aluminum foil, dull side facing down. Place ...
Long gone are the days when your stainless steel reflected your smiling face. But stop frowning at the dull, discolored surface: the right remedy can make a big improvement in just a few minutes. Once the sink is restored, a little upkeep...
Soak a cloth in vinegar or lemon juice and wipe the aluminum surface. Use a bristle brush to scrub the discolored areas and remove oxidation. Apply a commercial aluminum cleaner or metal polishing paste for stubborn areas that don't respond to natural cleaners. Method 1 Cleaning the Aluminum...