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Spring cleaning in the kitchen

As the garden awakes for spring by turning greener and letting the flowers bloom, we too seek to ready ourselves. Allow us to guide you through some interesting ways to clean your cookware during the spring clean. Let's freshen things up! 

Lenteschoonmaak in de keuken

HOW TO MAKE YOUR STAINLESS STEEL SHINE AGAIN?  

Our beloved and frequently used stainless steel cookware, the perfect partner in the kitchen, can sometimes show special effects after daily use. Some of our favourite stainless steel collections? Maestro, Chef, Cicla, ... We aim to keep them shining like bright stars. 

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  • Spotting white dots on your stainless steel cookware?  
    It seems like residue from stuck-on starch. Cleaning with Vinegar: Mix equal parts of water and vinegar in the pot or pan and let it simmer for a few minutes. Then, scrub the affected areas with a non-abrasive sponge or cloth. Rinse thoroughly with water and dry completely. 
     
  • Discoloured stainless steel cookware? 
    Start by soaking your pot or pan with hot water and soap. Then, wipe it down with a sponge. Now, use some stainless steel cleaner and give it a good scrub until the pan looks great again. Finish by rinsing and drying it completely. 
     
  • Burnt pan? 
    Fortunately, there's a simple and effective method to fix this. Fill your pan with a mixture of vinegar and, if needed, some baking soda. Let this mixture sit for about 15 minutes. This combination will help dissolve stubborn fats and food residues. After this waiting period, use steel wool to gently scrub away the remains. You'll find that the residues will come off much more easily. 

FRESH START WITH NATURAL MATERIALS AND COATINGS

BEKA is expanding its eco-friendly cookware range transitioning to completely PFAS-free collections. We also offer various natural materials that have or develop their natural non-stick coating. Which collections are we talking about? Artist and Nomad are made from natural materials, and Stark, for example, is made from uncoated cast iron, so we're talking about pure materials. Carbon steel and cast iron cookware just need a little extra care every now and then, and what better time than spring cleaning? 

  • Restore rusted cookware  
    Possible causes to avoid in the future include the pan not being completely dry or being stored in a damp environment. Fortunately, rust can easily be removed with vinegar. After soaking in vinegar, gently scrub off the rust with an abrasive sponge. Rinse and dry thoroughly. 
  • Natural coating doesn’t look good anymore? 
    Check out our blog for a handy step-by-step guide. 
  • Let's take care of discoloured coating 
    Food residues and mineral deposits can sometimes be tough to remove with just water and soap. They can be removed with vinegar or stainless steel cleaner. 

ENJOY YOUR FRESH AND CLEAN HOME, KITCHEN, AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, YOUR RENEWED COOKWARE!

Now is the time to enjoy the renewal of our cookware and take pride in its use. We hope these tips and tricks will restore your stainless steel items to their original shine, making them as clean and shiny as the day you bought them. May your cooking adventures be delightful with your renewed pans. We wish you not just a kitchen that sparkles with cleanliness but also countless enjoyable moments as you cook with cookware that feels brand new. 

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