gett'n it of my pan?

Question

okay, yesturday I spend almost 2 hours trying to get that baked on stuff off my glass lasagna dish. I used everything I could think of-metal scrubbie thing, metal scrubbie thing with baking soda, metal scrubbie thing with ajax, soaked it. WTF am I doing wrong. please enlighten me. and please only serious answers. I have seen something called "the silver bullet" on t.v. have you tried it and does it really work?

the baked on stuff is inside and outside of the pan, Soaking does not help. TRIED IT MAN!!!

Answer 1

Easy Off oven cleaner works great for that.

Answer 2

To get the baked on stuff off the inside of the pan you need to place it on the hob and fill with water and BIOLOGICAL washing powder (sounds weird - I know) bring this to the boil and the simmer for 10 min (or until you see the stuff starting to lift). Wash and rinse and voila!! For the outside you could try soaking the dish in very hot water with the powder.

Good Luck!

Answer 3

I cook past all the time and there are 2 sollutions to this I find,works.I fill the pan with hot water and then sprinkle @ a 1/2 cup of CASCADE power (NOT liguid,liquid sucks) Let it soak over night.Then use a BRILLO pad and watch all the goo go bye bye.Another method is to spray it down real good with a good quality oven cleaner like ez OFF.Spray it down outside 'cause it will gag you! I would wear rubber gloves to whilist handling the pan

Answer 4

I always put water and dish soap in it and heat up the pan on the stove or in the over and then take out and clean be careful very hot but it should come off also try the new dawn foam

Answer 5

Old dryer sheets.
Put a dryer sheet in the pan, fill the water until just past the baked on part.
Wait 30 minutes.... Viola!

Answer 6

Did you soak it over night? Soaking stuff over night can take off anything. even burnt stuff so, if you didn't try it over night, try it. Otherwise, 4get it. throw that thing away and buy a new one if it's that difficult. Get a big bucket and fill it with hot water or fill up your sink and stop it when you submerge the pan, that way you will get both sides.

Answer 7

Try filling the dish with hot water and putting a plain old dryer sheet (any brand) in it to soak. You MAY need to leave it overnight.

Answer 8

Soak the pan in hot water. Water is the ultimate solvent. Let it soak for a while. This should help, at least I hope it does!

Answer 9

put it in a sink full of hot soapy water. add a couple dryer sheets and soak overnight. it should wash easily after that. don't know why it works, but it does. the only other thing you can do is use spray on oven cleaner...expensive, messy and smelly. i use dryer sheets.

Answer 10

Put a little water in it, add either lemon juice or vinegar.
Boil it in the microwave
Remove rinse and scrub