Forget scrubbing! This is how you can easily clean burnt baking sheets so they shine brighter than your New Year's resolutions

If you have baking pans at home that have seen more battles than your favorite pancake pan, then you know – burnt stains and baked-on grease are harder to remove than bad habits. But don't worry, we're not here to advise you to buy a new one – we're here to reveal a cleaning method so effective it could be called a household miracle.

The magic mixture that saves your baking pans

Most people think that those brown spots on baking tray eternal – like a tribute or a love for coffee. But the secret lies in a natural blend of two humble but powerful ingredients: baking soda and hydrogen peroxideThis cleaning dream combination breaks down even the most stubborn stains – without harming your kitchen surfaces (or your patience).

DIY cleaner for burnt baking sheets

What do you need?

- ¼ cup baking soda
- Hydrogen peroxide (enough until you get a thick paste)
- Mixing bowl
- Sponge or dishcloth
- Hot water
- A towel for drying (and maybe a round of applause when you see the result)

How to wash a pillow in the washing machine so it's snow-white again and free of yellow stains - a trick that will make your bedroom look like a luxury Hilton hotel

Process

1. Mix it up baking soda and hydrogen peroxide until you have a thick paste. If the mixture doesn't drip, you're on the right track.
2. Apply Apply the paste to the dirty parts of the baking pan – don’t be shy, just apply it generously! Use a sponge or cloth and thoroughly cover any stubborn stains.
3. Wait. a few minutes. Now it's time to drink coffee or watch TikTok. In the meantime, the mixture will start working - and if you hear a slight rustling or see bubbles, don't worry: this is chemistry in action.
4. Wipe paste with a clean sponge or cloth. Prepare to be surprised: the stains will be disappeared.
5. Rinse Run the baking tray under warm water to remove any remaining paste, then dry it with a clean towel. And voilà – good as new!

Conclusion: cleanliness that inspires baking

Your baking pan now looks like it's never seen cookies or baked cheese before. With this simple technique, you'll cleaning experience it as a mini victory – and who knows, it might even inspire you for your next culinary endeavor. Or for cleaning up other kitchen relics.