SwissTony

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Could have saved you a lot of hassle.


Step 1. coat bottom and sides of pan with Daddy's sauce
Step.2 Cover in cling film
Step.3 Leave overnight or for a good few hours
Step 4. With scouring pad, wipe away

The brown sauce is a miracle. Dont believe me ??

Apply some to a tarnished curtain pole

bigsinky

sorry Les but before his time circa 1962. he worked on the commercial passenger planes in the 70s and 80s

chocolate_o_brian

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Hmm, since I got a job there is that question lingering in my mind too Jezza P.

Ethel

Isn't the easiest way to avoid this happening again for you to do all the cooking from now on?!

Credit to you though sir, I'd have binned the pan straight off!

r32

I know he didnt clean pans with it, it should not be used at all, the fumes are highly toxic and it can also be absorbed through skin contact. It is intended to be used in automatic cleaning processes with the top of the tanks ringed with cooling pipes to stop the fumes rising. To suggest it for use to others is crass, to suggest some one uses it to clean household cooking utensils is unbelievable.

dunx

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I just can't get interested in cooking on a Monday night....

Simple food, you can't beat it

LOL

dunx

sarasquares

iTrader: (1)

Rustlers Burgers, better than sex

Lee247

alcazar, the thread title reminds me of the man driving a car with a dint in the back, with the sticker "The wife did it"

Leslie

Thanks Big S, it was just a thought purely out of professional interest of course.

les

Leslie

Well that is an improvement at least Swiss!

Les

bigsinky

you're doing it wrong then love