Q. I have heard that boiling tea bags in water will work, but not too sure.
A. One of the best things to use would be some Dawn dish detergent and warm water with a microfiber cloth. The Dawn will get to the grease but without being full of nasty chemicals. The microfiber cloth wipes better and more thoroughly than any sponge, rag or other cloth. Once you get started using those, you'll wonder why you didn't start sooner!
Don't use anything scratchy like steel wool on them. You will remove some of the finish and end up with a mess. Even if it is 0000.
Don't use anything scratchy like steel wool on them. You will remove some of the finish and end up with a mess. Even if it is 0000.
My double kitchen sinks are plugged up again, what is a good home remedy I can try instead of paying?
Q. for over priced store items.
A. If you have a clogged drain and cannot run out to the store to get a commercial drain product, try this remedy.
1) Remove all water from the sink. You may have to dip it out of the sink with a cup and place it in a bucket.
2) Pour one cup of baking soda down the drain.
3) Follow that with one cup of table salt.
4) Next, pour one half cup of white vinegar down the drain.
5) Allow the drain to set for ten minutes than flush it with two quarts of boiling water. :)
1) Remove all water from the sink. You may have to dip it out of the sink with a cup and place it in a bucket.
2) Pour one cup of baking soda down the drain.
3) Follow that with one cup of table salt.
4) Next, pour one half cup of white vinegar down the drain.
5) Allow the drain to set for ten minutes than flush it with two quarts of boiling water. :)
Are commercial kitchen appliances really better than home appliances?
Q. Can't you use home appliances to cook in a restaurant? Is that legal?
A. Yes it is illegal to use home appliances in a commercial setting.
Commercial ones are more efficient, bigger, and conform to all the health and safety requirements.
Commercial ones are more efficient, bigger, and conform to all the health and safety requirements.
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