Best Way To Clean A Cake Pan?

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hpotter83 Posted 30 Oct 2008 , 3:49pm
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Hi, someone just gave me some of her old cake pans and I would like to know how to clean them.

I have non stick aluminum and regular aluminum. Stained, etc.

Thanks!

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cylstrial Posted 30 Oct 2008 , 7:11pm
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I just throw mine in the dishwasher. I'm sure that some people prefer to hand wash them so the metal/water doesn't leave little lines of stain. They don't hurt anything though.

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hpotter83 Posted 30 Oct 2008 , 7:46pm
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Yeah, I did that to my brand new ones and when I took them out they looked all old and ruined! I was so mad! I prefer not to have those marks, cause I'm anal about the things I eat and cook on. If it stained, I think its dirty.

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cupcakemkr Posted 30 Oct 2008 , 8:04pm
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Then it's the old fashion way...dish soap & hot water

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-K8memphis Posted 30 Oct 2008 , 8:29pm
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To me the best way to clean cake pans is get somefreakingbody else to do it.

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leah_s Posted 30 Oct 2008 , 8:43pm
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LOL @ k8memphis

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jessfmaldonado Posted 30 Oct 2008 , 8:47pm
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Originally Posted by k8memphis

To me the best way to clean cake pans is get somefreakingbody else to do it.

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Oh my gosh, that is my rule too!!!! LOL. Here, here, sista!!

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indydebi Posted 30 Oct 2008 , 10:05pm
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SOS pads work wonders. I used them on my 18x26 baking sheets and all that discoloration comes right off. You can also get Bar Keepers Friend .... a stainless steel cleaner ..... and Cameo .... stainless steel cleaner.

But start with the SOS pads ... they're cheaper! Use gloves, though, because your nails will be yucky!!

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kakeladi Posted 31 Oct 2008 , 1:22am
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Yep the old fashioned way - by hand with soap and hot watericon_smile.gif
I would *never!* use an SOS pad on my pans......it will scratch the finish icon_sad.gif

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hpotter83 Posted 31 Oct 2008 , 1:49am
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Eh, I just gave up. I scrubbed all the pans with soap and water but then stuck them in the dish washer. Oh well, at least they are clean, even though they will be stained. icon_sad.gif

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indydebi Posted 31 Oct 2008 , 2:00am
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I would *never!* use an SOS pad on my pans......it will scratch the finish icon_sad.gif


Ok, I never considered that. I use them on my big baking sheets and haven't noticed any scratching, but I can't say I've really looked for it. Could be the difference in metals ... but I'll eyeball it next time I do the deep cleaning of them! thumbs_up.gif

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