Getting Burn Marks Out of Corning Ware

Have you tried putting baking soda in it and leaving it overnight? Also, the Dollar Store, yes, the dollar store has a liquid called advantage that gets rid of almost anything...try it. I use it all of the time and it works great. Let me know if you have any success with these suggestions.

Maybe try some Soft Scrub? Or you could always fill the sink with water an put in a BUNCH of powdered Cascade and soak it like that for a bit and then try scrubbing?

I second the soft scrub. Put some in the corning ware make a nice layer and let it sit for about an hour or longer. It should come right off.

Baking soda works like a charm

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-M.

Same thing happened to me - I contacted the corning ware company and they told me to make a paste of Bon Ami and bit of water and scrub - leave on for a while and scrub again using more of same paste until stain was removed. It worked. Good luck.

Hi, Use "Bon Ami" non-scratching powder. You'll find it near regular kitchen cleanser. I think another brand called something like "Bar-keepers friend" is the same. The Bon-Ami will help polish the surface clean. You can also use this to get off the gray marks left on your plates by flatware.

I know they say not to use abrasives but I very lightly use SOS pads on mine and that works. It also works on rust marks on the bathrub from shaving cream cans. But do it very lightly so you don't remove the porcelin (I think that is what is on corning ware). A.

I also use SOS pads on my corning ware even though you're not supposed to - SOS pads and cold water keeps them looking like new. Maybe they're a little scratched up but I haven't noticed.

I've been using baking soda with a little water to make a paste on anything that seems like it cannot be removed (gray spoon marks in mugs, crayon or marker on wood, built on grease (splattered from frying, etc.). You might want to use a Dobie pad to scrub it but so far it hasn't failed me. Plus it's something I always have in the house.

Hi S.,

I use Easy Off Oven cleaner for my corning ware, when I burn food inside. You may want to give it a try even though the burn marks ar on the outside. I leave the oven cleaner on the corning ware for about 2 hours before I rub it off with the more abrasive side of a sponge.

I use corning ware on my grill and it get's burnt marks and Softscrub has never let me down - works everytime.