Experts told how to clean soot on dishes with the help of cellophane

Every housewife dreams of perfect dishes - shiny, flawless, without soot. But life is far from ideal and soot on the pan can become a reality even for the most caring cook. However, you should not despair: you have a problem that can be easily solved with the help of ordinary means - a garbage bag and ammonia.

Imagine: your favorite frying pan after several uses is covered with a layer of black soot, which not only spoils the appearance, but also adds an unpleasant aftertaste to the dishes. What to do? This is where ammonia finally comes to the rescue. Take it and spread it evenly over the entire surface of the pan - this is the first step to cleanliness.

Now that your helper has "taken a shower", it's time to prepare her for wrapping with a package. Carefully place the dish inside the bag, ensuring that the soot is covered by the ammonia. This will allow the alcohol to penetrate deep into the porous structure of the pollution.

Here comes the time when patience turns into real magic. Leave the pan in the bag for 18 hours. This is the time it takes for the ammonia to work, making the soot soft and easy to remove.

After that, open the package and get ready for an impressive sight - the soot will become soft and easy to remove. Use a sponge or a metal brush to completely clean the pan of carbon deposits.

But what if you have a Teflon pan? Don't worry, we have another trick up our sleeve. Simply crumple a sturdy bag, soak it in detergent and use to remove grease. This method will not damage the coating, but effectively removes dirt.