Does anybody have any clue what this is all over my roommates skillet? I simmered some salsa, rice, chicken and chicken broth in it, and I have fuck all idea what it is.
>>7304771
Starch.
Use Bar Keeper's Friend on it.
>>7304771
looks like strach from the rice, should scrub off.
>>7304771
It's starch. Not a big deal to clean.
I guess nobody knows.
>>7304832
>Is it really just supposed to scrub off that easily?
No. The bar keepers friend will take it right off though.
>>7304832
Try letting some vinegar stand in the pan, 10-15 minutes, then wash again.
>>7304771
OP, those are trilobite fossils
>very rare
>>7304832
I use the green scratchy side of the sponge to do it.
>>7304841
This. Or simply boil the vinegar on the stovetop while you scrub it with steel wool.
>>7304870
For a little starch the boiling and steel wool is a bit much. Just letting it stand should solve the amount in the OP.
Boiling is for carbonized, baked in stains.
>>7304771
Looks like someone burnt rice on the bottom and scratched it off with a knife. Use a brillo pad and soap to buff it out.
Bar Keeper's Friend actually has a before-after on their website.
>>7304888
Nice trips, but did you read the thread and see this question has been answered?
>>7304880
Boiling it is faster tho
Also, you can put on music to dance to while singing the vinegar song
>>7304771
It's probably starch. Barkeeper's Friend or even vinegar should get it off.
>>7304846
but where are the Doritos
>>7304898
Alright, I'm off this board for good.
>>7304912
Why do people keep replying before reading the thread?
>>7304920
reading threads is long and boring. replying is fun and you get to press buttons
>>7304771
I get that sometimes. I don't know what it is, but it comes off quite well with Bar Keepers friend.
>>7304771
Starch, Barkeeper's Friend is the solution. Got a 55 gallon drum of it in the garage.
don't listen to this barkeeper's retard; some new product advert lmfao first and only thread it's been in; nice try op; fuck off.
>>7305685
Barkeepers friend is legitimately good though.
>>7305866
Can attest to this statement; I use Barkeeper's Friend every week.
>>7305866
>>7305899
hurdur continuing adverts. fuck off.
>>7305901
I still stand by my statement that barkeepers friend is good, but yeah, there is an obvious shill.
i haven't read the thread but it's dried starch. just heat and scrub with a wet scourer.
>>7305911
i've read the thread now and i can confirm that i suck cocks and should be disregarded. sorry.
>>7305907
Also I would like to point out I have only ever used bar keepers friend to clean my shower, and I don't know if it should ever really be used on stuff that touches food.
>>7305930
>active ingredient comes from fucking food
>hurr durr is this safe to use on stuff that touches food
>>7305965
I've never read the ingredients, I've just used it to clean my shower.
>>7304927
And you don't get (You)s by not posting in threads.
>>7305976
christ dude its fine, just dont eat any of it
>>7306001
Why are you so aggressive?
>>7305976
I don't believe you. Post shower or gtfo
>>7306021
You are talking to two different people.
I've read the entire thread. It's a starch and using bar keeper's friend should take it right off.
>>7306021
because ive been drinking for some time.
>>7306044
>>7306068
Looks good m8, I enjoy a clean shower
have you tried barkeepers friend on that op?
I think it's starch.
pretty sure it's starch.
i just asked my mum and she agrees.
definitely starch.
>>7304916
cool, one less person to post incorrectly guessed solutions
>>7306413
go to bed
Whenever I get starch like that on my pots, I just soak it over night and it usually comes off fine the next day.
