Quick Cleaning Hacks: One Simple Tip to Make Burnt Cooker and Coffee Pot Shine

Is your pressure cooker or tea pot burnt black at the bottom? Is that stubborn grease just not coming off? We have a super simple trick for you. What is it? What do you need? And how can you clean it all without any hard scrubbing? Let's find out.

The bottom gets completely burnt

We all know this problem. The cooker or the pot you use for tea and coffee gets burnt at the bottom. This greasy stain is so stubborn, and using a steel scrubber often just scratches and ruins the vessel.

What all do you need to add?

Into the burnt pot or cooker, just add some lemon pieces, a spoon of vinegar, salt, and baking soda. Top it up with your regular dishwashing liquid. For faster results, add some water and boil it on the stove until it's bubbling. The stains will just lift off!

Too much scrubbing will spoil the vessel

This method is seriously simple and saves you from all that hard work. Your hands won't hurt from all the scrubbing. Plus, you avoid getting those ugly scratch marks on your utensils that steel scrubbers usually leave behind.