The trick to remove the black dirt on the bottom of the frying pan is as follows: edible alkali+toothpaste+edible salt, egg shell+white vinegar, baking soda+white vinegar.

1. Edible alkali+toothpaste+edible salt

Generally, when cooking, some oil fume is attached to the bottom of the pot, and then directly sticks to the bottom of the pot after being heated with naked flame, which is difficult to clean. You can spread toothpaste evenly on the bottom of the pot, then sprinkle some edible salt and alkali, wait a little, wipe the bottom of the pot back and forth with the rough side of steel ball or scouring pad, and the bottom of the pot will become clean in a short time.

2, egg shell+white vinegar

Usually we throw away the egg shell after eating the egg, but the calcium carbonate in the egg shell has a good adsorption effect, which can adsorb the oil on the bottom of the pot. You can break the egg shell and scatter it at the bottom of the pot. Then pour in some white vinegar. White vinegar is acidic, which will react with the egg shell and soften the grease, so that we can better clean the grease at the bottom of the pot.

3. Baking soda+white vinegar

Both baking soda and white vinegar have strong cleaning ability, but when baking soda and white vinegar are put together, more bubbles will be produced, which will have stronger cleaning ability, and white vinegar can soften dirt and clean it better.

You can mix baking soda with white vinegar, then wet a paper towel or rag with liquid, then spread it on the bottom of the pot, wait for 3 minutes, wipe the dirt on the bottom of the pot with a steel ball, and the dirt will be cleared soon.

maintenance of frying pan

1. The frying pan and power plug should be cleaned frequently. After each use, the frying pan should be wiped clean with a dry cloth or a wet cloth that wrings out water to avoid grease stains. If grease has been produced, it can be wiped off with detergent.

2. Don't immerse the electric frying pan and power plug in water or wash it with water to avoid leakage.

3. Some pots are coated with fluororesin, so it is forbidden to scrape the surface with a metal scraper or sharp knife to prevent damage.

4. The dirt on the surface of the inner pot can't be scraped off with a plastic and wooden scraper. After each use, it is best to wipe off the residue with a dry cloth when the surface is slightly hot.