gromit
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Was camping and grabbed a pot off the stove with a bandana which turned out to be polyester (vs cotton... whyyyy would anyone manufacture a polyester bandana anyway?) and it melted and a bit of it stuck to the pot. I tried to scrub it off with sand, did not work, so I don't think pure abrasion will do it.
Do I have to melt it down to scrape it off?
If it were on the outside of the pot I wouldn't worry about it but I suspect it's going to melt into food if I try to use it again without getting rid of the melted polyester.
Please give advice if you have any practical knowledge of this sort of thing. Would prefer not random hypothetical brainstorming.
Do I have to melt it down to scrape it off?
If it were on the outside of the pot I wouldn't worry about it but I suspect it's going to melt into food if I try to use it again without getting rid of the melted polyester.
Please give advice if you have any practical knowledge of this sort of thing. Would prefer not random hypothetical brainstorming.