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Almost every kitchen has aluminum cookware. Despite its not very presentable appearance, it is very convenient and easy to use. Food in it rarely burns, and after use it is easy to clean.

The disadvantages of aluminum utensils can be considered that it is not recommended to store ready-made foods or dishes in it, and it also quickly loses its luster and can darken over time and “acquire” soot and spots of a different nature. In addition, the dishes made of this metal are quite soft and easily deformed, so scratches may appear on them if they are cleaned incorrectly or roughly.

Should knowb! Aluminum is active chemical metals, therefore, due to its oxidation and interaction with an acidic and alkaline environment, it is impossible to leave ready-to-eat products for storage in aluminum dishes.

Basic rules for washing aluminum dishes

You can quickly wash aluminum dishes and easily clean the surface from dirt by following simple rules:

  1. Before you start cleaning and washing dishes, you must wait until it has completely cooled down. If cold water gets on a hot surface, it can be deformed and cannot be restored.
  2. Before washing dishes, it is better to pre-soak them in soapy water. This will get rid of particles of burnt food and plaque that did not have time to eat into the metal surface. However, it is not recommended to leave the dishes in water for a long time, as stains may appear on the metal.
  3. In order to clean the surface of dishes from complex contaminants, it can be boiled using various means, such as soda or silicate glue.
  4. clear aluminum cookware followed by a sponge or soft cloth. Under no circumstances should a metal rosary be used for washing dishes. After washing, aluminum cutlery and utensils should be rinsed very well under running water.
  5. After washing aluminum utensils, it is not recommended to leave it to dry naturally. Each appliance or product should be wiped dry with a soft and clean cloth.

Important! When cleaning such dishes, do not use abrasive products, knives or metal brushes. Because they can scratch metal surface and destroy the oxide film.

How to clean aluminum cookware

Since the use of active chemicals for cleaning aluminum dishes is not recommended, then you should turn to folk methods:

  • As a dishwashing agent made of aluminum, those intended for washing glassware and porcelain are well suited for use. In addition to cleaning the surface well, they will help to add shine to the dishes.
  • In case of severe contamination, the surface can be cleaned with fine table salt. Gloves must be worn when handling salt. This is necessary to protect the skin of the hands from possible irritation of micro-cuts or cracks.
  • You can get rid of the remnants of food that is burnt and rubbed poorly, using a mixture of chopped onions and 5 tablespoons of table salt. This mixture is poured to the bottom of the dishes, water is poured there and put on the stove to boil for about 15 minutes.
  • In a similar way, you can clean the walls of an aluminum pan from soot. Only instead of table salt for 1 head of chopped onion, you need to take 100 g of apple peel. A mixture of onion and apple peel is placed in a pan, poured with water and put on the stove to boil.


  • Reestablish appearance aluminum dishes can be used with soda and silicate glue. In 5 liters of water, 100 g of silicate glue is diluted. The resulting mixture is brought to a boil. Then 1 tablespoon of baking soda or grated laundry soap is added there and the dishes are immersed. Everything is boiled for 15-30 minutes (depending on the degree of contamination). After that, the dishes should be rinsed in running water and wiped dry.
  • You can add shine to aluminum dishes with a solution of water and vinegar. A solution consisting of 50 ml of water and 2 tbsp. tablespoons of table vinegar must be applied to a cloth and wipe the darkened surface of the dishes. After that, the pan must be rinsed in clean water and wiped.

Instead of vinegar for the solution, ammonia can also be used. The solution in this case is made as follows: for 50 ml of water, you need to take 10 ml of ammonia and mix everything. The surface is treated in the same way.

You can return the aluminum pan using a paste consisting of white clay and chalk:

  • First, crushed chalk and clay are mixed in equal parts. Then a little water is added to make a slurry of medium density. The resulting paste with a soft cloth polishes the surface of the walls of the pan. After that, the aluminum utensils must be rinsed in clean water and wiped dry.

To clean the pan from blackening from the inside, it is necessary to boil a solution of water and 2 tbsp. l. table vinegar for 15 minutes. Then the pan must be rinsed in clean water.

Whey will also help to cope with the blackening of dishes. To do this, moisten a flannel cloth in the serum and wipe the dark spots on the surface.

Advice! In order to descale an aluminum kettle, some people use Coca-Cola. The drink is a good substitute for a solution of vinegar or citric acid.

How to clean aluminum cutlery

Small aluminum items such as spoons or forks are cleaned in the same way as other utensils. Cutlery is convenient to clean all together. For example, put spoons and forks into a saucepan and boil. After that, wait until the devices cool down and rinse them in running water and wipe dry with a soft towel.

In spite of a large number of modern means for washing and cleaning dishes, you can always use the old proven methods and give new life to their old aluminum saucepans.

Aluminum pans, despite the abundance of new, more practical and less whimsical materials, are still very popular. Experienced housewives know how to properly handle them and how to clean aluminum utensils at home if something is burnt in it or it is covered with a greasy coating.

For young housewives, who are accustomed to washing almost all kitchen utensils in the dishwasher, cleaning aluminum dishes can be a real problem.

You should not say goodbye to pots, pans and ladles that were inherited from your mother or grandmother just because you do not know how to remove carbon and fat from them. It's actually very simple. And unlike Teflon or ceramic dishes, aluminum can be cleaned with the simplest tools at hand.

So, what is aluminum and what are its features? The answers to these questions will come in handy when it comes to choosing a cleaner for this material.

  1. It is metal, but soft enough - bending an aluminum spoon costs nothing even for a first grader. Therefore, accordingly, aluminum products cannot be cleaned with abrasive products and metal brushes. Also, it can not be strongly rubbed and pressed on it - the dishes are deformed.
  2. Aluminum reacts with alkalis and acids. This means that cleaning products containing these substances are not suitable for this metal. It will darken, become dull and may oxidize - cooking food in such dishes and eating from it is unsafe for health.
  3. Do not clean aluminum utensils with powders for cleaning sinks and tiles, especially with washing powder, chalk or products containing lime. All these means will make it more unusable.

As for the faithful kitchen assistant of modern housewives - dishwasher, then in this case it will have to be forgotten. Firstly, aluminum plates and spoons in it may not be washed properly. Secondly, drops and streaks of water will remain on them. And, thirdly, aluminum will darken and fade from such treatment - simply no one wants to eat from such a plate because of its untidy and not appetizing appearance.

What is suitable for aluminum

So how then can you clean such dishes, what means to choose? The most sparing purchased or professional. It all depends on how dirty the dishes are and what goal you need to achieve. To give shine, eliminate soot and grease, daily care are used different ways and funds.

  1. Boiling. Yes, aluminum cannot be placed in the dishwasher and microwave, but it can be successfully boiled. In order not to have to clean and rub the burnt bottoms of pots and pans for a long time, a solution of water, stationery silicate glue and soda ash is used. You will need a capacious refractory pan - a large basin, a bucket and a saucepan. The utensils that need to be cleaned must freely enter into these utensils. For 5-7 liters of water, you will need about 100 g of glue and soda. First you need to place the container with the prepared solution on the fire and let it boil. Then the dishes are immersed in the solution - it must be completely covered with it. You need to boil it for at least 40 minutes, you can even an hour. After the dishes have cooled slightly, they are removed from the solution and rinsed well in clean, cool water. You will be pleased with the brilliance and cleanliness of kitchen utensils.
  2. Some housewives use the same method for cleaning aluminum products, but slightly different means. Instead of soda, you need to take, in addition to silicate glue, 100 g of grated laundry soap. And after boiling, rinse the dishes in cold water with the addition of ammonia.
  3. Dark spots often appear on aluminum cookware. You can remove them with simple home remedies containing acid: yogurt, cabbage or cucumber pickle, sour tomatoes. Nothing needs to be done. Any of the selected funds is simply poured into the pan and left overnight. In the morning you need to drain it, and rinse the saucepan - it will be clean and shiny.
  4. Whimsical metal cannot be cleaned with abrasive powders and pastes. But you can use baking soda. It is also somewhat abrasive. But very gentle and gentle. First, soda must be diluted with water to the state of gruel, and then applied with a sponge to the inner and outer walls of the dishes. Leave it like this for a few minutes, and then wipe it with a sponge. The dishes are washed first in warm water, and then in cool water with the addition of ammonia.
  5. If you didn’t follow, and something burned in aluminum kitchen utensils, in no case should you remove black carbon deposits using rough methods. This is harmful for both dishes and your manicure. Wise and experienced housewives act in this way: they clean and cut into quarters several onions, put them in a spoiled dish and pour water. If you boil such a mixture for half an hour, and then let it cool, all carbon deposits can be removed with an ordinary sponge.

There are many more subtleties and tricks on how to care for aluminum cookware so that it lasts a long time and at the same time is clean and shiny. For example, if you don't want soft metal to warp, always let the cookware cool completely before washing and cleaning.

And after cleaning, aluminum plates, pots and pans should be rinsed first in warm water, and then in cold water, and then wiped dry with a towel.

How to wash dishes daily

How to clean grease from aluminum cookware? This must be done if pots and pans are used regularly, otherwise the fat will harden, turn into soot, and then you will have to make a lot of effort to return the utensils to cleanliness and shine. For everyday washing, the following methods and means are suitable:

  1. The pan or pot should be filled with warm - not hot! - water, add a spoonful of ordinary dish detergent and leave for half an hour. Then wipe with a soft sponge and rinse in clean water.
  2. Highly thick layer adhering fat is cleaned in this way: water is poured into the pan and a lemon is squeezed into it. Then put on fire and boil for a quarter of an hour. When the water cools down a little, the layer of fat can be easily wiped off with a regular sponge.
  3. You can also remove grease from aluminum utensils with ordinary mustard. Both dry powder and ready-made sauce will do. The agent is collected on a rag and wiped all surfaces of the dishes. After five minutes, the dishes must be washed first in warm, and then in cool water.

Aluminum is a rather capricious material, but it is worth remembering the kitchens of our grandmothers. They used mainly such dishes, and they always shone even without expensive means. It would be a pity to lose such an experience, because even today everyone in the house has at least one saucepan or bowl made of aluminum.

Every household has items made of aluminum. Over time, oxidative processes make you think that aluminum has turned black, than to wash off such a scourge and not damage the household item itself. To do this, you should follow certain rules that will help you achieve excellent results in a matter of minutes.

What not to do when cleaning

Aluminum is a fairly soft and pliable material, which is why particularly aggressive cleaning methods should be avoided.

  1. 1 First of all, you must stop using sharp objects. Do not scrape off blackening or burns with ordinary kitchen knife, scraper or wire brush. After such a procedure, the surface of the product will be damaged. And if it is dishes, then particles of aluminum will later fall into food during cooking.
  2. 2 In addition, do not try to clean aluminum if it is hot. Otherwise, when interacting with water, this material begins to succumb to deformation, and it will be very difficult to bring the product to its original form.
  3. 3 Powders with abrasive particles can cause both small and very visible scratches. They will spoil the appearance of an object made of aluminum alloy. For the same reason, it is necessary to abandon the use of sand or sandpaper.
  4. 4 Also avoid using products that contain acids and alkaline solutions. They have negative effects to no lesser extent than abrasive preparations. In addition, during a possible chemical reaction, heavy metals and toxins can be released that will cause irreparable harm to the human body.

Cleaners for aluminum products

What caused the darkening of aluminum also depends on how to clean the pollution. Therefore, to eliminate plaque, you need to be patient and use several proven methods.

If you need to clean cooking utensils in which food has burned on, it is best to soak the kitchen utensil in warm water. After that, washing the product will be much easier. Remains of food will move away on their own under the influence of moisture, all that is required is to wash the pan with a soft sponge and dishwashing detergent.

Of the purchased products, it is better to give preference to special tools designed for processing glass and porcelain.

Such detergents perfectly perform cleaning functions, and also give additional shine.

If the oxidation has affected the aluminum thoroughly, then more severe renovation methods will be required. In this case, ordinary table salt, combined with clean water in a 1: 1 ratio, will help. Rub the resulting mixture on the damaged product and carefully go over the surface with a sponge.

Cream of tartar works very well with aluminum and can easily remove dark spots. To do this, in 5 liters of warm water, dissolve 3 tbsp. l. means and soak the product itself in the resulting solution, leave for 3 hours. After that, all the dirt will come off on its own, the hostess will only have to rinse and wipe the products dry.

Cream of tartar may not always be at hand, so vinegar or citric acid is suitable for these purposes. They need to be taken at the rate of 4 tbsp. l. acid per 1 liter of warm water and leave to cool completely. As a precaution, gloves should be used to prevent possible irritation on the hands.

For especially advanced cases you can make your own special tool. It will take 100 g of stationery glue, 5 liters of water and 1 tbsp. l. baking soda. All ingredients are combined and brought to a boil, after which aluminum is placed in the solution and left to cool. The product is rinsed well under running water and wiped dry. Instead of soda, you can take 100 g of grated laundry soap. It will help prevent the formation of possible scratches that may appear due to soda particles.

Ordinary white clay, as well as tooth powder, will help restore the former shine to aluminum. It is enough to use them as a cleaning agent. They work quite softly, but effectively.

Grandma's recipe for cleaning pots involves the use of a cabbage leaf. It contains enzymes that help remove darkening. In addition, you can treat the contaminated surface with cucumber or tomato brine, whey. They fill the pan with them for at least 24 hours, and under the influence of a weak acid, all black stains are removed, while the protective shell is not damaged.

Aluminum, due to its technical features, quickly covered with a dark coating (oxides) and soot. And if food is allowed to burn in such pans, then the burnt layer is subsequently very difficult to wash off. How to properly use aluminum cookware and how can you clean it at home to avoid possible problems?

Varieties of contamination of aluminum pans

There are several types of contaminants that form on the surface of aluminum:

  • Darkening. They are formed due to the oxidation of the metal, which, in turn, occurs due to the storage of food in aluminum containers.
  • Nagar. Dark spots, denser in structure. Formed during the operation of the pan: a conventional detergent does not completely remove dirt, they gradually accumulate on the surface and darken. If this soot is not cleaned for a long time, then it can form rather thick layers.
  • Burnt food. Everything is obvious here: they did not follow the cooking process and a thick layer of burnt food appeared.

Theoretically, all these contaminants can be easily removed with any abrasive - a metallized sponge, emery, sand or a metal brush. However, this should by no means be done. The metal is very soft, and under the influence of a hard abrasive, its surface is severely damaged.. A rough, scratched surface, in turn, will be more contaminated.

There are many ways to deal with dirt and tarnish on aluminum pans without the use of harsh abrasives, even when it comes to layers of soot that build up over several years. The most popular and effective options solutions and how to work with them.

Acid stain removal

Simple darkening on the surface of an aluminum pan can be easily removed with acids. Here are some easy options:

  • Acetic acid (preferably 6%). Spots on the metal are wiped with a sponge dipped in vinegar, after which the dishes are rinsed well with water.
  • Apple. The fruit is cut in half and the problem areas on the pan are rubbed with a cut.
  • Lemon acid. Citric acid powder is poured into a saucepan, water is poured there (at a level of 1 cm above all browning). The solution is boiled for 15–20 minutes, after which it is drained, and the pan is wiped with an ordinary sponge. On average, 1 sachet (10 grams) per liter of water is used.
  • Also, kefir, whey or brine from canned cucumbers / tomatoes can act as an acid. These liquids are poured into the pan for about 1 hour, then drained. Next, the metal should be walked with a soft sponge with the usual dishwashing detergent.

Of the methods given in this section, the simplest and most effective method of cleaning with vinegar can be considered. The concentration of acid in vinegar is higher than in other products, and it is constant. Therefore, the process will take less time, and the quality of cleaning will be higher.

Important! Do not use concentrated acids, in particular vinegar essence, to clean aluminum pans. This can cause severe damage to the dishes. Also, you can not leave any acids on the aluminum surface for a long time, as there is a risk of getting the opposite effect: the dishes will darken.

Soda, salt and ammonia

Soda has a mild abrasive and chemical effect on dirt. Good for removing light to medium soiling from aluminum pans. In addition, this method is very simple: a little soda is poured onto a highly moistened sponge, which is then wiped over the pan. Work should be done with gentle pressure. Then the dishes can be simply rinsed with water.

With a mixture of soda, salt and citric acid (1/1/1), you can clean the bottom of the dish from burnt food. The indicated ingredients are poured into the pan and filled with water so that the carbon level is blocked. Boil for 20 minutes, then drain and finish cleaning with a plastic sponge. This method is suitable for fresh, uncomplicated dirt.

Another tool for removing carbon deposits from aluminum is an aqueous solution of grated laundry soap and ammonia. The level of effectiveness is about the same as that of a mixture of soda with salt and citric acid.

  • Water - 2 liters.
  • Laundry soap - 1/3 piece.
  • Ammonium chloride - 1 tbsp. the spoon.

Pour the mixture into a contaminated container, put on the stove and boil for 10-15 minutes. After pouring the liquid, and clean the pan with a plastic sponge. If the soot is strong, then you can leave the solution in the container for 1.5 - 2 hours, and then perform mechanical cleaning.

More options for aluminum cleaners

How to clean with silicate glue

Most effective method for cleaning aluminum pans - boiling in water with the addition of silicate glue, soda ash and laundry soap. This mixture will cope even with many years of soot, against which even metal brushes are powerless. It is very important that the metal surface is not damaged in any way from such cleaning.

Ingredients for 10 liters of water:

  • Silicate glue - 1 bottle.
  • Laundry soap (the simplest, 72%) - 1 bar.
  • Soda ash - 1 cup.

Pour water into any dish of suitable volume, add glue, grated soap and soda there. Place over high heat and stir until the soap chips have dissolved. Lower the pots intended for cleaning into the solution and, after boiling, reduce the heat to a minimum. Close the container with a lid. The duration of boiling depends on how heavily soiled the dishes are, but on average - from an hour to two. After the time has elapsed, turn off the stove, pull out the pans and finish cleaning mechanically: using a plastic or synthetic sponge.

There is an opinion that soda should not be used to clean aluminum pans. This is only partly true and only applies to nickel-plated cookware, which is irreversibly destroyed by any abrasive.”

Option using PVA glue and vinegar

Rules for use and cleaning at home

The first thing to talk about is the preparation of new aluminum pans for operation. It consists in creating a protective film on the surface of the dishes. It's very simple:

  • Wash and dry the pot.
  • Pour refined vegetable oil on the bottom. A thin layer, just to cover the bottom.
  • Pour in a tablespoon of salt.
  • Ignite the pan, shaking it so that the oil and salt are distributed along the walls.
  • When the characteristic smell of burnt oil appears, turn off the fire.
  • Allow dishes to cool naturally.

A few rules regarding the operation of aluminum pans:

  • Do not store food in them after cooking.. This will avoid the formation of oxides on the surface of the metal, and consequently, its darkening.
  • Preventive cleaning of soot. They are best done at least once a week. In this case, you do not have to use "heavy artillery" in the form of multicomponent compositions. For prevention, it is enough to use ordinary soda and a foam rubber sponge.
  • For washing aluminum pans, foam rubber or other soft sponges should be used. Of the abrasives, only soda and plastic sponges can be used.
  • From the "purchased" chemistry, you need to choose those products that indicate that they are suitable for aluminum utensils.

If we are talking about the means of industrial production, then you should choose those whose PH is neutral. Usually in their name there are the words "liquid / gel for cleaning metals." They have complex chemical formula, due to which they cope with strong pollution. Rinse off such products should be very carefully. As for soda-containing products, they should not be used daily.

It should be noted that soda, both simple and calcined, gradually destroys the protective oxide film on the aluminum surface. This is not critical, provided that cleaning with the use of these substances is not daily, and the procedure for restoring the protective film is carried out at least once. The process is the same as for preparing a new pot for use: roasting the pot with vegetable oil and salt.

Aluminum pans cannot be washed in dishwashers. Inside them, conditions are formed that contribute to the destruction of the oxide film, which is applied to the aluminum surface to protect it. In the absence of an oxide film, the metal first begins to darken, and in the process of further operation it gradually collapses. Metal particles can get into food, which is not very useful for the human body.

Aluminum cookware is versatile and easy to use. But so that its operation does not cause problems, you must strictly follow the rules for working with it.

Each of us has gone camping at least once in our lives. Tents, campfire, Fresh air, songs by the fire, pleasant company, food cooked on the fire - in a word, paradise. But no matter how sad it may be, but after cooking, the dishes must be washed. And if it takes place in nature, cooking often takes place in aluminum utensils, on which an unpleasant soot forms. Therefore, it is extremely important to know how to clean aluminum pans at home. In this article, we will teach you how to do this, as well as give recommendations for caring for them.

How to protect a pot or pan?

Aluminum cookware is a favorite of many housewives because it is lightweight, heats up quickly, and lasts a long time. But despite this, aluminum is a rather soft metal, which is why a product made from it requires more delicate handling than utensils made from another metal.

Thus, in order to clean aluminum at the base of dishes, it is strictly forbidden to do the following:


Even despite the large number of contraindications, you can easily clean aluminum pans at home with the help of tools that are available in absolutely any home.

Important! Do not be overly zealous when cleaning the inner surface of the pan, which is made of such an alloy. The thing is that during the interaction with products, oxides are formed, which prevent all harmful aluminum salts from getting into food. That is why this dish should be cleaned from the inside only in exceptional cases, for example, when the jam is very burnt.

How to clean an aluminum pan?

Cleaned to a shine from all traces of scale, grease, as well as the remnants of burnt food, dishes are the pride of every housewife. In order for the kitchen not to turn into “Fedorino Gora”, you must know the basic methods for caring for aluminum utensils, as well as some little secrets.

Many commonly available detergents for aluminum dishes are not suitable, but you can wash a basin or a pan at home:

  • In order to get rid of blackness, as well as dark spots, you can use ordinary table vinegar - apply it on a cotton pad or a napkin and wipe the contaminated areas.
  • A half of an ordinary apple, which needs to be rubbed on the stain, will help from this problem.
  • Another method to clean aluminum cookware from blackness is a solution of water and soda. Apply the resulting slurry to the surface with light movements - there is no need to rub it strongly, otherwise scratches will form.
  • In order to clean the inside of an aluminum pan, you can pour kefir, brine or a weak solution of table vinegar into it and leave them for 1-2 hours, then wash the container with soapy water and then rinse.
  • From scale, as well as stuck food, 72% laundry soap, as well as ammonia, will help. Grate the soap, and then dilute it in warm water, add 1 tbsp to the resulting solution. l. ammonia. After that, put the dishes on the stove and let the water boil for 10-15 minutes. You can remove the remains of burnt porridge by boiling 1 medium-sized peeled onion in a saucepan with a little water.
  • In the event that the bottom of the aluminum utensil is burnt, pour a small amount of water and add 1 tsp each. citric acid, edible salt and soda, then boil for 20 minutes.
  • To restore the shine of a cloudy and tarnished pan, use stationery glue silicate based. A mixture prepared with its addition will not only eliminate unpleasant dark spots from your aluminum cookware, but will also restore its original shine.
  • To clean aluminum pans at home, immerse them completely in a mixture of silicate glue, baking soda, water and boil them for 15-20 minutes. If you need to clean the inner surface, pour this composition into a bowl and let it boil for 30-40 minutes.

Important! If the resulting soot is thick and dense, sprinkle a large amount of tooth powder on it, and then leave it overnight. In the morning, use a wooden spatula to scrape off any leftovers and then wash the pot in soapy water.

Recommendations for the correct use of aluminum cookware

Caring for dishes made of aluminum with improvised means requires a lot of effort from the hostess. Therefore, in order to avoid difficulties, as well as save time, follow certain recommendations and rules:

  • Do not use aluminum salting utensils. During the fermentation process, a certain acid is released, which leads to a noticeable darkening of the dishes. But the most important thing is that as a result of the reaction of brine and aluminum, a large amount of harmful substances is released, which in the end can lead to unpleasant consequences, for example, poisoning.
  • Aluminum cookware is not a good choice for everyday cooking because it wears out very quickly and loses its original attractive appearance.
  • It is strictly forbidden to store the leftovers of cooked food in a pan that is made of aluminum. Firstly, because the products may have a rather unpleasant taste and smell, and secondly, the dishes will noticeably darken.
  • When you have cooked porridge or soup in an aluminum pan, pour the leftovers into another container.
  • Cook in this pot over low heat. Prolonged, intense boiling and exposure high temperature can lead to deformation of the shape of the bottom. From this, your pan will lose stability, as a result of which it can turn over at absolutely any, inopportune moment.
  • Do not wash aluminum utensils very often, while using aggressive detergents or abrasive scouring powders. They severely damage the soft aluminum surface, and then this kitchenware becomes dangerous to human health.

Washing aluminum teapots, forks and spoons

The problem with aluminum forks and spoons is solved in the same way as unpleasant moments with large utensils. It hardly makes sense to tell separately how to clean aluminum forks and spoons.

It is very convenient to reanimate small appliances at the same time as other aluminum utensils. It is enough to put them in a pot or pan with a homemade cleanser, then rinse, and then wipe thoroughly dry with a soft towel.

Important! An aluminum kettle, the bottom of which has a thick layer of scale due to lime water, is well cleaned with a mixture of equal parts water and vinegar. Again, you can use citric acid instead of vinegar. If you are a fan of experiments, you can try using the well-known Coca-Cola drink.

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With proper care and proper use, your aluminum cookware will serve you faithfully for years to come. And you will be pleased that the cooking process will take a minimum of time and effort.

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