You know when using oil in a frying pan and it goes black and dirty so you have to throw it away and pour out?

more oil are you supposed to use tissue to wipe away the grease?Or is there a special kind of cloth?You know when using oil in a frying pan and it goes black and dirty so you have to throw it away and pour out?
Use a paper towelYou know when using oil in a frying pan and it goes black and dirty so you have to throw it away and pour out?
If you have a non-fry sticking pan (like mine) rather than a non-stick frying pan then Brillo is the only way to go.
Use tissue to wipe the grease and then wash it with liquid and then rinse warm water before using the black and dirty pan
Try not to use any oil.
You can add some water with soap...and put it over the soft fire...until the dark comes out....if it does not goes out with this technic try rubing the dark place with a really soft sandpaper...





if the frying pan is made of stainless still be careful to rub it in the direction of the design of the button (see the button of the frying pan first)
I scrape as much of the solid oil off with a spatula first, then use a paper towel to remove the rest. Be sure to dispose of the oil properly - do not put it down your drain. I keep an old coffee can in the refrigerator to hold used oil and grease. When it is full, I toss the whole can away.
if there's quite a bit of oil..I suggest pouring into a can , let it sit until the oil hardens into fat then toss in garbage. never pour oil down the sink drain.
Use a clean paper towl and through the oil in a glass container or something to hold the hot oil. Don't put it down the drain. Then add th oil and continue.
As said,paper towel
i use kithchen roll/paper towels on mine, i find it cleans better when warm(the pan)though.
Try this: First wipe away all the grease you can with paper towel. Then, if anything is still stuck/fried on, put just enough water in the pan to cover everything, then put it on the stove and slowly bring up the heat until the water begins to a slow boil. When this happens, take a spatula and begin to pull the gunk up. Basically, what you'll be doing is 'boiling off' the gunk. (Momma does this and it works.)





One trick I heard of (but have never had the chance to try) is this: Put some water in the pan and then place a drier sheet (ie: a Bounce dryer sheet) in the bottom and let sit overnight. In the morning, the gunk is supposed to come right off.
use a paper towel. Do not throw the grease down the drain as it will clog up your pipes!
Kitchen towel (paper) is easiest. Pouring oil down the sink is really bad because it clogs your pipes and the whole neighbourhoods pipes too!!!