The burners of the stoves are subjected to much “stress” on our part. As experienced cooks, let’s try to prepare delicious specialties, but the splashes of fat, sauce and everything else end up creating confusion and encrustaring them.
Many of us think that simply putting them in the dishwasher will make them look new, but unfortunately it is not so. Although this system is comfortable and very tiring, it can actually compromise your beauty in a harmful way. The aluminum with which they are made, in contact with aggressive detergents, ends up groping or, even worse, darkened and deteriorated permanently, without the possibility of regaining the original appearance. However, once we clean the plate, we cannot overlook our own in-depth hygiene. This is where our grandmother’s natural remedies and methods come to our aid: follow our instructions step by step and your burners will continue to shine for years and years.
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Never thought about this until now! Got to try this!
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Throw some salt down the shower drain, why do so many people do it?
