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How to Clean Stains On A Baking Sheet

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How to Clean Stains On A Baking Sheet

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Very easy
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Time Required
25 minutes
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Introduction

Staining a baking sheet makes the item look worn and filthy. Use this guide to clean your kitchenware quickly and easily.

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      Place the dirty baking sheet on a flat surface.
      Tip: This method can be used on stained pots and pans as well.
      Tip: This method works best if you clean the stained baking sheet as soon as it has cooled after use.
      Note: The liquid on the baking sheet is grease. This method will work whether or not there is grease on the baking sheet
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      Cover the stained part of the baking sheet with a thin layer of baking soda.
      Note: The liquid on the baking sheet is grease. This method will work whether or not there is grease on the baking sheet
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      Pour a small amount of water over the baking soda so the baking soda looks pasty.
      Tip: Do not put too much water on the baking soda, as it will cause the baking soda to spread and not stay on the desired cleaning area.
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      Set a timer for 15 minutes, press start, and wait until timer goes off.
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      Take a sponge and clean the desired area.
      Tip: If the baking soda becomes too thick when scrubbing, add more water.
      Tip: Using the rough side of the sponge makes cleaning easier.
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      Rinse off the baking soda and wash the baking sheet again with soap and water.
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Conclusion
Congratulations! You have a baking sheet that looks good as new.
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Ashlee Takushi

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Cal Poly, Team 23-5, Green Winter 2015

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