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Sunshine
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 Mon, May 23 2005, 5:54 pm
 I have a pot that was put on a hot electric burner while it was empty. Needless to say it got burnt. The strange thing was that most of the burnt part was not black but a copperish color. I have tried scrubbing it well with baking soda and soap and I saoked it too. All the black has come off but the bottom is a copperish color instead of silver. How can I get it to be the original color? 
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yehudis
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Mon, May 23 2005, 7:20 pm
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Maybe the coating got damaged? I wouldn't use it if that's the case.
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amother
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Mon, May 23 2005, 7:27 pm
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use olive oil on the bottom of the pot.. best trick
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smile
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Mon, May 23 2005, 7:32 pm
| amother wrote: | | use olive oil on the bottom of the pot.. best trick | What do you do with the olive oil? Do you wash it out like soap or do you first boil it and the brush it off? And does it help by all burned things on pots or pans?
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Sunshine
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Mon, May 23 2005, 8:50 pm
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Only the bottom, on the outside, has the coppery look not on the inside, so no problem of cooking with food.
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Tefila
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Mon, May 23 2005, 8:53 pm
Yep I agree w/h Sunshine it's the inside that matters! And as Roza says use easy off 
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sarahd
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Tue, May 24 2005, 4:36 am
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I don't think the copperish color will come off. It sounds to me as if the metal has become discolored through exposure to heat.
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