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A review of what works, what doesn't and how much elbow grease is required seems to be the point of this thread. If anyone isn't interested in the progress of those of us who have this same problem, don't follow this thread. Let's keep trying..... and keep researching.... I put one of my burnt...

It may have been asked before, but Does anyone remember the original question? am I a late-commer?

power tools? I suppose a brass brush on a drill or something like might work...thoughts? really want to restore, not destroy....heh

Janitorial grade ammonia, from Ace Hardware did not work on my burned on grease. Soaked my pans two times for about 24 hours each and scoured with steel scrubing sponge. The abrasive helped and the ammonia may have helped a little, but 6 pans times 1 hour or more each is prohibitive. What do...

Janitorial grade ammonia, from Ace Hardware did not work on my burned on grease. Soaked my pans two times for about 24 hours each and scoured with steel scrubing sponge. The abrasive helped and the ammonia may have helped a little, but 6 pans times 1 hour or more each is prohibitive. What do...

:chef: I got a set of Bon Chef aluminum oval omelet pans at a garage sale. They're awesome, but some have lotsa well burnt on grease. Anyone know how to make them look new again? Also some heavy duty aluminum baking sheets similarly covered with burnt grease..... Advice please... Harl