How to Remove Rust From a Springform Pan

Springform pans are two-piece pans with a removable bottom and sides. They are excellent for baking cheesecakes in as well as baking that perfectly round cake. The sides of the pans are easily removed by unlatching the spring mechanism, leaving you with a cake that didn't fall apart when you tried to get it out of the pan. Springform pans usually do not rust, but if they are not dried thoroughly after cleanings it can happen. Removing rust from your Springform pan is easily done with products you most likely already have around the house.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Lemon juice
• Cream of tartar
• Glass bowl
• Toothbrush
• Water
• Towels

1. Rinse the Springform pan in cold water, but do not dry it.

2. Create a paste with lemon juice and cream of tartar.

3. Dip the toothbrush in the paste and begin to scrub the Springform pan.

4. Once the rust is scrubbed away, rinse the pan.

5. Make sure to towel-dry the pan until it is spot-free.

Tips & Warnings

• Hand wash your springform pan.
• Do not put your pan in the dishwasher.

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