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Cooking Spray Residue on Skillet?

Anyone out there know how to get rid of the sticky film on frying pans after using an oil spray? Thanks. This is after you have already washed the pans.

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By Sheila from Flint, MI

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September 18, 20090 found this helpful
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If the skillet doesn't have a non-stick surface, you can use a Brillo or SOS pad.

 
July 16, 20150 found this helpful
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I have tried vinegar, baking soda, soap and nothing seems to work, so I use a Stanley scraper and it works fine. The only problem, except for being a bit time consuming, are the corners. Those are hard to get withou damaging non-stick finish. Otherwise, the surface remains usable. Scrape carefully so you don't remove the Teflon, though...

 
 
September 18, 20090 found this helpful

I use Goo Gone for this and it works well. You can get Goo Gone at any store and it removes grease, glue residue, icky sticky stuff.

 
September 21, 20090 found this helpful

I use a powder called Cameo on my pans. Works great!

 
November 10, 20090 found this helpful

Try some baking soda on a sponge & a little elbow grease. Works for me!

 

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