(1) Use soft tools to clean the milk tray and avoid wearing down the inner walls of the tray. Soak in warm water for a period of time before washing, or use some vinegar to remove milk stains.
(2) How to clean a burnt milk pot
1. Tomatoes
Pick a few tomatoes that are not very good and cook them in the pot. Slowly, the bottom of the pot will burn and fall off, then clean it briefly.
2. White vinegar or tea leaves
Pour half a bowl of white vinegar (or some tea leaves) into a heated pot, add water and boil for about three to four minutes. After boiling, you can let the pot stand for about five minutes, or you can wait for the water to cool down. At this point, you will find that the burnt part has completely fallen off the pot, and you can simply clean it in the end.
3. Beer+Baijiu
Pour a small amount of white wine and beer into a pot with a small amount of water, mix in a 1:1:0.5 ratio, cover the pot, let it sit for about 5 minutes, and then easily clean it by scrubbing.
4. Salt
Put the pot on the stove and let it dry for a while. When the pot is smoking, sprinkle some salt, shake for one minute, turn off the heat, and then wipe it with a cleaning ball. It can be removed very cleanly without leaving a bottom, and there is no burnt smell.
5. Onion
There are often burnt milk bars at the bottom of the milk jug, which are difficult to brush. If you cut a few slices of onions and boil them in a milk pot, the burnt parts can be removed. This is because the yellow sap separated from onions during cooking has the ability to remove charcoal.