"Burnt Burn Remover Patto Bika" 1kg

Burnt-on food remover for kitchen cleaning

♪Outstanding burnt-on food removal performance♪

If you're struggling with stubborn burnt-on food on your kitchen utensils such as pots, pans, and induction cooktops, this burnt-on food remover, Patto Bika, makes it incredibly easy to remove.

Simply apply the liquid and leave it to easily dissolve and remove the burnt-on food.

This product offers the same cleaning power that even professional cleaners give up on, making it easy to use at home.

It's a detergent that makes cleaning burnt-on food incredibly easy, and is even used by Chinese restaurants, izakayas, and takoyaki shops.

Using abrasive sponges, steel wool, scrapers, or cutters will not only scratch the surface but also make it easier for burnt-on food and dirt to re-adhere, and even make it easier for more stubborn burnt-on food to form.

If you soak it in strong degreasing detergents (such as hazardous substances) or organic solvents, it may not only fail to remove the stains completely, but it may also strip the paint or damage the material itself.

Since it does not contain abrasives, there is no need to worry about scratches or loss of shine.

*The detergent has a capacity of 1kg, so it is sufficient to clean all of your household stovetop, induction cooktop, pots, pans, etc.

(This may vary depending on the degree of burnt-on food)

★How to use Kogetori Patto Bika

Shake the container well before use.

Apply the detergent directly from the container, or apply it using a nylon brush (such as a stiff toothbrush).

Cover with plastic wrap or similar to prevent the detergent from drying out until the dirt dissolves.

After dissolving, rinse with water, or if water cannot be used, wipe with kitchen paper and then wipe thoroughly with water.

For stubborn, hardened grease stains, apply the detergent and cover with plastic wrap or similar to prevent drying for 3 to 6 hours (up to 24 hours for very hard stains).

Afterwards, carefully scrub off the detergent with a nylon brush or a plastic spatula, taking care to avoid splashing or splattering.

Repeat the above steps if the stain is severe.