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Re: Burnt on food. I soak a Fabric Softener sheet in Warm water in the pot or Pan. Sometimes I do add a little liquid detergent if it seems to need a bit of a boost, but usually it does not. I have used the method about Baking soda and boiling, which works well, but I'm better off not having another thing to boil and wait, because I have boiled the pan dry on the stove top (yikes).
Joie in TN

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