This simple tip will help you completely remove the burnt stains on the bottom of the pot, making the pot look clean as new, without the burnt smell.

Burning the pot when cooking is a common occurrence. This method will help you remove the burnt stains immediately.

First, cut a few slices of lemon into the pot, then add white vinegar. Next, shake well so that the vinegar covers the entire surface of the bottom of the pot, making the best use of it, according to Sohu.

The acetic acid in white vinegar has a softening effect, so it will help remove burnt residue quickly. Lemon, like white vinegar, contains acetic acid, which can help remove black residue. Moreover, lemon also has a deodorizing effect.

Next, put the pot on the stove, cook over medium heat until the vinegar boils. When the vinegar boils, reduce the heat to the lowest and continue cooking for another 2-3 minutes. During the cooking process, occasionally lift the pot and shake well so that the black stains on the pot wall are softened by the vinegar.

Finally, turn off the stove and let it cool, use a wooden shovel to scrape off the burnt layer at the bottom of the pot. After scraping clean, wash the pot with a brush, and brush it many times with clean water to make the pot shiny.

This method is really effective, you can try it when you encounter a burnt pot problem.