The cleaning hack to leave your pans sparkling new
A TikTok user has taken to the app to reveal a DIY cleaning hack to get your pots and pans sparkling as if they're brand new.
Now, cleaning to remove dirt and food residue from your cookware is one thing, however, some people say their biggest problem is removing the 'rainbow' marks off their pans.
Given that stainless steel can be quite expensive, you want to make sure you're cleaning and looking after them properly.
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From 'rainbow' stains to sparkling new. TikTok
Luckily for us, TikTok user Stephanie Booth has revealed the best way to clean those pans up.
All you need is one particular ingredient in your pantry which most of us are bound to already have.
Watch the video above.
Stephanie is known in the TikTok world for sharing organisation and cleaning hacks and DIY's.
Her recent video, shared with her 288,000 followers left us astonished, showing you can remove these 'rainbow' stains also known as heat tints with one simple trick.
Stephanie explained this is caused by food you're cooking with.
"It's created from heat and minerals in our foods. Not to worry. It's purely a cosmetic thing," she says.
All you need is vinegar. Yep, it's that simple.
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This 'cleaning' product is sure to be in your pantry. TikTok
By pouring in enough vinegar to cover the stains, giving it a whirl around and simply pouring it out and rinsing through, it's enough to magically remove this oxidised layer in your pots and pans.
Her video has been viewed over 153,000 times and received many comments from impressed users.
One user commented, "Omg seriously!!!!! Thank you!!"
Another user said, "I just thought I ruined my new pots. Thank you."
Others were also impressed profusely, thanking for the cleaning hack from saying "Vinegar is the single most amazing thing ever," to, "You just helped me love my stainless steel again."
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The acid in the vinegar quickly restores that stainless steel shine which will leave your pans sparkling new.
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