Do people seriously not replace their cookware when it gets this nasty?

>>21430738 (OP)
it's just seasoned

>>21430738 (OP)
What's wrong with you?

>>21430739
>its just seasoned bro

>>21430742
>why didn't anon create a bespoke picture for this thread?

you would have an aneurysm if you went to /o/, /sp/, /v/ etc

>>21430738 (OP)
Some hydrogen peroxide and baking soda + steel brush + elbow grease will clean this very easily.

I'm sorry but if you throw this out you're just lazy.

>>21430747
Even if your time is worth nothing, you could get a new pan for the cost of a box of baking soda. It's just a piece of stamped sheet metal, they're like $1 on Temu.

>>21430746
this is a very slow board and there seems to be one or a small number of posters who go out of their way to repost shit like this from facebook and reddit all the time. like 5 threads of the same dumb multiple choice "which one has to go" thread popped up within a day or so. or maybe it's a bot idk.

>>21430738 (OP)
There is nothing wrong with it. In fact they are better that way. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrufGZsP-jo

>>21430738 (OP)
patina

>>21430770
>>21430769
My toilet has a patina.
The layer of seasoning improves the browning of the bowl.

>>21430738 (OP)

>>21430781
you do realize that scouring your pans with steel whuul and other abrasives makes the problem more persistent?

the proper answer is wash your shit every single time before it bakes in deeper. you don't scour it off, that just fucks up your pans

>>21430747
I'm willing to be lazy and spend the 2 bucks to get a new one.

>>21430783
You must have a weird dish washing method. I have pots and pans and other stuff that are probably 40 years old and they're just fine.

>>21430783
Plus it creates micro plastics. It's polymerized hydrocarbons, that's literally plastic.

>>21430797
they don't make pans like they did forty years ago anon

>>21430783
just one baking cycle is enough sometimes to get some oil stuck on there pretty good where it won't really come off with a basic sponge and soap

>>21430803
Low background radiation steel. Stuff is worth its weight in gold. They're trying to get people to give up their heirloom steel, so they can get their hands on it without having to salvage shipwrecks (which is technically grave robbery)

>>21430820
mhm that's nice anon

>>21430747
>Some hydrogen peroxide and baking soda + steel brush + elbow grease will clean this very easily.
This sounds like some chick science, like using vinegar + baking soda to clean those tough stains tier. Just use barkeepers friend.

>>21430744
is that literal feces?

>>21430738 (OP)
name one actual downside of this
if you say "it looks nasty" you're a little bitch faggot

>>21430911
it's literal mud that's tainted with fæces

>>21430918
Polymerized hydrocarbons = plastic. You're literally coating your cookware with plastic doing this, then turning it to micro plastic when you try to scrub it off.

>>21430911
It's just slop they feed farm workers, probably lentils or something.

>>21430747
A brush or a dish sponge and some gritty citrus cleaner is also good enough. Another option is to heat it to 250-300C first, to pyrolyze the fat into carbon deposits.

It also depends on getting hydrogen peroxide is annoying in your region or not. I've lived in areas where it was shipping order only for the drug stores, and ONE store carried it in the form of diluted toilet cleaner. But if you can order it off amazon, its fucking whatever

>>21430783
What problem do you even want to fix anon?
That the patina or polymer oils are uneven? Or the color?

>>21430738 (OP)
mine never gets like that?
dishwasher soap, boiling water, let it sit for 10 minutes, scrub it clean.
if that don't work, try vinegar or something.

>>21430738 (OP)
I'm an absolute pig that doesn't wash his shit l for months and lets the fat pile up in there through multiple roasts and chickens till even I get off my ass to clean the oven pan and it looks just fine with some generic cleaner and a plastic brush.
How does it come to this?

>>21430738 (OP)
no i don't care

>>21430738 (OP)

>>21430738 (OP)
That pan was never a "nice pan" but a thin nonstick jelly roll (sided baking) tray that could have gotten as oxidized with maybe 2 uses. It doesn't need replacing, just lined with foil or parchment with each use.

>>21431258
this

>>21430738 (OP)
I just clean it.

>>21430820
>Stuff is worth its weight in gold.
Why

>>21430754
>they're like $1 on Temu.
enjoy your heavy metal poisoning

>>21431347
>heavy
hit the gym you fucking loser lol holy shit

>>21430925
>muh plastics
fuck off, faggot jumping at shadows

>>21431319
Because it's useful in some measurement instruments.

>>21430738 (OP)
It's seasoned shut up

>>21430738 (OP)
tarnish is not filth. picrel could very easily be polished up better than new.

>>21430746
>/v/
Kek, true.
At any given time two thirds of their catalog is twitter screenshots and cropped gaming journalist articles with the remaining third being porn, frogposts and race bait.

>>21430738 (OP)
>Do people seriously not replace their cookware when it gets this nasty?
I have never EVER let my cookware get like that.

>>21430738 (OP)
My sheet pan has looked like that since the first time I took it out of the oven.

>>21430738 (OP)
SOUL

what if i just put aluminum foil or parchment paper down every time i use the pan? also yeah, when the pan gets like this it burns shit way too quickly. i have new shiny silver cookie sheets and one like that, i roast broccoli on it and the one like this burns it too quickly

>>21430747
>hydrogen peroxide + baking soda

that's retarded and unnecessary.

>fresh green scrubby
>blue dishwashing liquid, name brand stuff
>hot water
>mild scrubbing effort

That would take care of that pan in about 10 minutes flat. Good as new.

Source: f.bubbledancer.

>>21431270
>just give yourself alzheimer's, bro

>scared of a rich patina
Some people are so vacant and sterile that they don’t use their kitchen for cooking.

>>21432139
It's not a patina. It's oil that's been turned into plastic.

>>21430738 (OP)
Line it with foil. It's good for another forty years.

>>21430768
Even if it was a bot, who programmed it and what's the fucking motivation? I don't understand any of this anymore. What's in it for those doing it? Is it just seeing your "work" up that brings these oddballs some sort of sense of accomplishment?

>>21432135
Why would aluminum foil give you alzheimer's?

>he doesnt use boiling water to clean any built up shit on his kitchen cookware
you dont need anything else, not even soap or special sponges. just boil water in the pot, or pan, or cookie sheet, or pour boiling water in it and let it sit,

>>21432163
Yeah I'm sure a few seconds in 100° water will undo what hours of 250° grease did.

>>21432135
Fuck off, schizo. Stop worrying about all these 'what if' scenarios 50 years in your future.
Or not. Spend your life carefully avoiding mercury and microplastics and teflon and seed oils, nutcase. Surely you'll outlive us all!

>>21432170
Glad you're sure. Confidence matters.

>>21430769
This is my cookfu, love her.

>>21430754
Fuck you and your throw away culture bullshit. Your time is worth nothing if you post here. Clean your fucking cookware. Appreciate what you have already

>>21432159
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aluminium#Toxicity
>Most aluminium consumed will leave the body in feces; most of the small part of it that enters the bloodstream, will be excreted via urine; nevertheless some aluminium does pass the blood-brain barrier and is lodged preferentially in the brains of Alzheimer's patients.

>>21432276
>Spend your life carefully avoiding mercury and microplastics and teflon and seed oils
I intend to, as none of the things you listed are difficult to avoid. Diseases and cancers don't just happen randomly. It's not like you roll the dice every morning and maybe you get Alzheimer's and maybe you don't. You don't get cancer just because you were unlucky. These things happen for specific reasons, because of specific things taking place inside your body.

If you know that certain things cause disease and cancer, why wouldn't you take steps to avoid them? If you're going to give me some sad cope like
>It doesn't matter, you can't avoid everything that's bad for you, there's no point in trying
then you need to realize that you have allowed your spirit to be crushed by propaganda.

>>21433141
>You don't get cancer just because you were unlucky
billions of cell divisions happen daily, and statistically, some will carry accidental mutations that can lead to cancer

>>21430747
or just barkeeper's friend

>>21432690
fpbp

>>21430747
don't do this. it creates mustard gas.

>>21433157
Yes, and this is a regular, daily occurrence. If you body is functioning properly, it will identify and dispose of those cancerous cells before they can cause any problems. It's only when something has happened to disrupt your body's normal maintenance functions that these cancerous cells are able to grow and proliferate.

If you think that whether or not you get cancer is a roll of the dice then you have fallen for propaganda, simple as.

>>21430738 (OP)
at that point it's just carbon. It isn't going to kill you.

>It's 2025! Time to let this go!
I hate when people say this stupid shit. I don't fucking care what year it is. I'll use that same damn cookware I used in 2015. I even got tupperware from the fucking 90s. I'm not buying new shit because it'll break within a year. Also, just lay aluminum foil on the pan every time you use it. If it's dirty, deep clean it. It's not that hard.

>>21432135
>just give yourself alzheimer's, bro
Anyone who gets alzheimers from aluminum foil is an endangered human species with the dna of a paper mache. Only the strong will surviuve.

>>21430754
>"sure if your time is worth nothing" he says, his deformed body hunched lazily over his desk, his yellow-stained nails grown long and brittle as they tap upon the dust-and-dandruff covered keyboard

>>21433698
>Anyone who gets alzheimers from aluminum foil is an endangered human species with the dna of a paper mache. Only the strong will surviuve.
That's cute. I'm sure that sort of sentiment makes you feel like a big strong man when you're a healthy guy in your 20s but the thing about degenerative diseases like Alzheimer's is that they don't affect you when you're young and healthy; they affect you when you're in your 60s and have spent the last 40 years steadily accumulating aluminum in your brain.

This is a simple, straightforward process that has nothing to do with your "dna". If we feed you aluminum every day then you're going to develop Alzheimer's regardless of how superior you imagine yourself to be. No amount of "dna" will prevent you from developing diseases that result from exposure to toxic metals.

I'm in my 40s and I've known lots of guys like you in my life who did endless stupid shit when they were younger because they thought it would never affect them. Not surprisingly, all those guys who kept living that way are miserable wrecks now. If you want to be healthy as you get older then you need to start taking care of yourself when you're young. You can't just wait until you hit 40 and are obese with a ton of aches and pains and progressive lifestyle diseases to decide to have a midlife crisis and turn it all around. Take care of yourself now or you'll regret it later.
>in b4 "i don't care because i'll just kill myself before i get old"

>>21430883
Nope.
Yeah vinegar and baking soda just cancels itself out, H202 and baking soda actually works..

>>21430928
>also depends on getting hydrogen peroxide is annoying in your region or not
lmao what country do you live in?

>>21430744
>>21430911
Its potato/lentil sloppa
Basically indian equivalent to rice and beans
Im sorry to disappoint your scat fetish

>>21433759
In some countries people don't use it

>>21430883
>>21433745
while i understand the process of PH cancelling out, the bubbling reaction itself can be useful in certain cases to lift dirt/grime off stuff

>>21430738 (OP)
It just exists for baking paper and shit to sit on.
People who don't throw out their non-stick teflon pans when they're all scratched up and smoking, those guys are actively poisoning themselves.

>>21430738 (OP)
You guys don't clean your cookware?

KNEEL.

>>21430738 (OP)
What's the problem, thoughbeit? The oven cooks the filth.

>>21432156
>Even if it was a bot, who programmed it and what's the fucking motivation? I don't understand any of this anymore. What's in it for those doing it? Is it just seeing your "work" up that brings these oddballs some sort of sense of accomplishment?
gook moot trying to drive rage engagement to what would otherwise be a dying website

>>21430773
The heat of the bowl cooks the turd

>>21434534
it cooked you??

>>21430738 (OP)
if it doesn't come off in the dishwasher, then it won't come off in the food

>>21431319
Because after nuclear testing literally all new steel has higher radioactivity than pre nuke testing shit which makes it ineligible for certain instruments like medical equipment or measuring shit like radiation.

>>21430744
What a hellish existences

Thoughts on eating food?

>>21435087
why doesn't the nuke affect old steel
this sounds like made up soyence

>>21430742
>r/blackstonegriddle
>clearly a baking sheet

>>21430746
/ck/ is literally just a test board for new /o/ /sp/ and /v/ bait threads.

>>21430744
what is it with India and there being too many men just fucking standing around doing nothing?
no wonder their economy is shit, ive never seen them do any fucking work.

>>21430820
>Stuff is worth its weight in gold.
it's not, there's still tons of it around and there's low demand these days

>>21436912
Right?
And If they do something it's selling food...