Besides scaly feet. I just got a stainless pan clean that I have been completely unable to get the black bits off of. (that was an awkward sentence.) Yes, I just cooked with it b/c, hey, if the black isn't coming off under the power of every SOS pad and cleanser known to me, then it certainly won't come off on the food.
But TODAY I pumiced with the vigor of a scullery maid, and that sucker shines! So, I took the pumice to a cookie sheet that I only use to broil meat due to the fired-on yuckiness that also resisted all manner of removal.
The pumice triumphed! Until I ran out of pumice. I used up one stone on two pans, I was grey and gritty to my elbows (literally), but it was quite satisfying!
I'm counting it as my workout.
7 comments:
That sounds awesome. I can't stop imagining the stone breaking into gritty bits against the pan.
That is awesome. It's like getting a brand new pan and cookie sheet.
OH I am SO getting some pumice!!
Thanks for the tip. Sounds like a good stress reliever. Does one use the pumice stone on their feet before washing the pans? Just wondering.
You can get pumice stones at the thrift store! Is that crossing the line?
Liz, it depends on if the pumice stone is new or used. If it's new, we will let you buy it. If it's used, PASS!!
it can also take the rusty, mold ring around a toilet bowl. just thought i'd add my 2 cents on pumice stones.
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