As I sit here trying to think of what dinner will be (now that it's 4pmand I forgot to start the frozen roast in the crockpot this morning), I remembered some pictures I wanted to share.
NO -- we usually don't have a roast on a normal weekday, but we like using the leftovers to make chow mein, chimichangas, etc.
Anyway.....
Over the years my lovely wedding gift crockpot had aquired the common "ring around the bowl". Each time we used it, I'd wash it and think, "I really need to try and scrub that off with something." Then it would get put away and forgot about.
I remembered this time!!!
Some of you may already use Bon Ami, but this was the first time I'd heard about it. I was worried about using it on a cooking surface, but cookware is actually listed on the back. Also listed on the back is this statement:
"The chick is Bon Ami's symbol because chicks do not scratch for food for two or three days after hatching."
Cute. Translation: This stuff won't scratch your stuff.
It contains no chlorine and no phosphorus, it's non-toxic, it's biodegradable, it's awesome.
7 comments:
I'm going to have to try this. Shh, my crock pot has the same ring, and I didn't think there was any way to get it off!
amazing!! i don't know if my crockpot has that or not because it is green. but that looks great!
That is amazing. I will have to go buy myself a can. Does it work on other surfaces?
Wow! I totally need to try that!
Loved the comment about Brian's eyeballs....we laughed hard. He does have many talents. And yes, I do use Photoshop on most of my pictures. It's a must.
I can't believe you guys have 3 kids already! You've been busy!
DARLING family & blog BTW!
Nicole
Okay, I was just about to call you and ask how you cleaned the crock so well, now I know. Bon-Ami forever.....
Amazing! Where would one purchase this Bon Ami? Also, I am so sorry for you and your eye, pink eye is the pits!
You will never guess how many BonAmi I found in Mother's house when I was cleaning it out along with alot of other stuff........
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