Method for Cleaning Pots with Pickled Water
Before and after soaking the stainless steel pot with pickled water for cleaning.
Windy Nguyen
To clean a stainless steel pot, soak it in pickled water. Mrs. Hau discovered this effective method after noticing the bottom of her pot turning white, which was caused by the pickled vegetables. After removing the vegetables, she decided to test soaking the pot in pickled water. After 2 days, the pot was completely cleaned. Mrs. Hau has since used this method to clean pots in her family, as it is safe and does not require harsh scrubbing.
If only a specific area of the pot needs cleaning, people can spray a solution of pickled water onto the surface and tightly wrap it with plastic wrap. After 2 days, the pot can be removed and scrubbed with clean water.
Mrs. Hau shared, “Compared to other cleaning methods, I find that soaking in pickled water takes more time, but it is safe because it does not involve the use of chemicals or require vigorous scrubbing.”
Using Sand to Scrub Pots
Before and after using sand to scrub the bottom of the pot and pan.
Huong Nguyen
Mrs. Huong, a 44-year-old, uses sand from her garden to scrub the bottom of pots and pans. She finds this method effective and cost-free, as sand can be easily obtained from the garden without the need for cleaning agents or harmful chemicals. Using a small amount of sand, Mrs. Huong applies it on the surface of the pot or pan and scrubs with an aluminum scrubbing pad. This method helps to remove dirt faster than using a regular pot scrubbing pad. After scrubbing, the pot or pan can be rinsed with clean water and washed again with dishwashing liquid.
Mrs. Huong advises not to use sand on enameled pots and non-stick pans to avoid scratches.
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