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| You need a chisel for that gunk! |
I quickly did some googling and found a solution:
I added one cup of vinegar to the pot, then filled with water to about an inch over the burn line. I set it to warm for two hours and let it percolate. Then I just scrubbed it out. most of it came out easily, but there were a few stubborn areas. I used a scraper like this and the rest came off pretty easily.
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| Sparkly Clean! |
2 comments:
I just made overnight crockpot oatmeal this week for the first time. I read that you should spray your crockpot with a cooking spray before you put the ingredients in. Of course I read this after I'd already started the oatmeal, but I lucked out and this didn't happen. Good to know for next time tho :)
Yeah, I think spraying it would be a good idea! Or wiping the inside with a little oil. I'm not sure it I would make it again because the oatmeal wasn't that great. It was fine, but not spectacular.
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