Tough stains on pots and pans?

I can help.

I have been seeing this 'miracle paste' floating around pintrest and blogs.

There have been claims that they can bring back drip pans from the brink of the landfill.

This is what got my attention because anyone who has drip pans to their stove knows how pricey they can become. I believe that it costs us almost $50 to replace ours. I was skeptical at first because it just seemed to simple of a fix. When I had a little cooking mishap that ended up discoloring one of my biggest frying pans, I figured it couldn't hurt to try it. I was so elated and surprised at the results I couldn't help but share it with you. The ingredients are simple and most of you probably have this stuff in your home.

Baking Soda

Hydrogen Peroxide

I think I used 3 tablespoons of baking soda and I added and stirred the peroxide until I had a kind of thick paste. I added to the area I wanted to get clean. I let it sit for about 20 mins. I took a silicone scrubber and with very little elbow grease I got the pan almost clean.

You may have to do it a couple of times but to not have to stand there and scrub and scrub, it's well worth it.

This is the difference after just the first time!

I have since used this on my sink and my stove and I love it. 

My drip pans are next. I cross my fingers that it works just as well.

If you try this out \let me know your results.