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    I have rust on a nonstick pan. How do I clean it?
    Joanne Kristine Olinares
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    Pour isopropyl alcohol on the rust, heat it for a few minutes, then wipe with a dry cloth.
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    My sister boiled eggs in a pan and oxidized it. How do I clean it?
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    Put a little bit of cream of tartar on a wet cloth and rub it over the surface, then massage the cream of tartar away with a soft-bristled brush.
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    Whats the point in oiling a pan if it is suppose to be non-stick? Why have any pans that can emit toxic poison when subjected to high heat?
    Fredwina
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    Some people believe that Teflon pans are toxic; a good alternative is ceramic pans that do not emit toxic fumes. As for the oils, I choose not to oil non-stick pans, especially if they are ceramic.
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    How do I remove the sticky coating on my nonstick waffle iron plates? They are not removable.
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    Try Brillo pads or steep it in boiling water and washing-up liquid. However if it's not removable, you may just need a new pan.
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    I have Circulon frying pans that I hand wash. There are small brown spots (burned oil?) on the stainless steel piece at the base of the handles that connect to the pans. How do I remove those? Thank
    Ellaproud200
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    It is very hard to get off. Does it also occur on the bottom of pan? If so, use bar keepers friend. This doesn’t take it all off but it helps.
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