How do I get rid of burnt food marks on my pyrex dishes?

Answer 1

Put some washing powder into the dish and add boiling water. Leave for a while and it should work off the burn marks - if not, scrub once the water is cool enough.

Answer 2

If you are washing your pyrex by hand get some dishwasher detergent that's for the automatic dishwasher.. Put a thin coat of it on the pyrex and let it sit for a few minutes.. .Rinse with really hot water.. Should be fine.. Dishwasher detergent also works for cleaning the bathtub.. Good luck

Answer 3

If we're talking about the REALLY burned on stuff, ie carbonized, I use oven cleaner. The problem w/ brillo pads and other really abrasive things on Pyrex is that they scratch it all to heck and it ends up losing its shine and looking really old and skanky. Try those foam sponges covered w/ fabric mesh or a plastic scrubbie before you go the Brillo route. Steel wool filaments are also really bad for you if they get into your intestines, and I hate the way they rust. I'd use pretty much anything before Brillo, even tho' yes, I acknowledge it works.

Answer 4

By using baking powder , For all those burnt pots and pans cover the burnt stains with warm water, add 1 or 2 tablespoons of baking powder and leave for 10 min´s or more. This will remove the stain . Once the stains have been removed , wash with your own washing up liquid

Answer 5

My late wife came up with this great one: use spray-on oven cleaner and let it sit, then wash it off. Be careful as it's rather caustic.

I sometimes take a sharp knife or razor blade to specific spots and scrape gently. That's an exercise in Zen. It does work.

Answer 6

My Mom, who doesn't have a dishwasher, was amazed after I took her lasagna pan out of the dishwasher last Thanksgiving. A good hot soak and a hot dishwasher should do it. Anything that's left after that will come off with a fingernail.

Answer 7

sounds strage but fill the dish with hot water and then add the OXI-Action stuff which your supposed to use in the washing machine, it gets all burnt stuff off! rinse well

Answer 8

Soak them in washing soda cyrstals overnight and then use a scourer. Rinse annd wash in usual way...they should come up like new...but for added spakle add vinegar to the final rinse water.

Answer 9

Use the Fairy Power spray, leave overnight, comes off easy next day. Alternatively soak with bicarbonate of soda.

Answer 10

try to find a cleaning agent called bon ami if you cn find it make a think paste with a bit of water smear it onto the area you want to clean and scrub away brillo pad or toothbrush works good.