# How to Clean Ceramic With Burnt-On Food
Ceramic surfaces need regular cleaning in order to maintain their appearance. Remove burned food stains from ceramic surfaces by using some non-toxic, inexpensive cleaning products. These products are effective enough to remove burnt-on food and yet gentle enough to prevent damaging ceramic surfaces.
Things You'll Need
- Liquid dish soap
- Spray bottle
- Nylon scrub pad
- Baking soda
- Cloth
Instructions
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Fill your sink with hot water and several squirts of liquid dish soap.
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Place ceramic items in the hot, soapy water to soak. If the surface is too large to place in a sink, fill a spray bottle with hot, soapy water and spray it onto the burnt residue. Allow soaking to continue for one hour.
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Wet a nylon scrub pad and dip it into baking soda to coat it.
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Scrub away the burnt-on food with the nylon scrub pad.
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Rinse the area and dry it with a lint free cloth.
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