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What should I use to clean my pots?

Hi everyone,

What can I use to clean my pots? I have the emeril series and want to make them look all new and shiny. At the same time, I was hoping to use something that wouldn't be too toxic (organic?) and not full of bad fumes. Any suggestions?

I'm going on a cleaning frenzy this weekend and haven't cleaned the pots since I first got them years ago:)

    3 Replies so Far

    1. I love a mixture of dish soap and baking soda. I keep the baking soda in a restaurant-style sugar shaker next to my sink. Works on calphalon, all clad, the sink and for tea stains on mugs and coffee cups...and it's inexpensive and non-toxic. I even use it on cast iron -- sans the dish soap.

        1. re: foodISlove

          Really? And that gets them clean and shiny? I should try that. Seems healthy too.

          • You didn't say whether they're stainless or some other
            type. Anyway, here's the offficial guide:

            http://www.emerilware.com/index.php?p...

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