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I "over-cooked" some porridge this morning in my jetboil and gave the inside a lovely new black colour to the bottom. Best tip to get rid of it besides elbow-grease?

In reply to lewismansell:
Wire wool mate. I love my aging JB and found that if any water is left in the pot after brewing up then when you stack the gas and burner head back inside the bottom rim of the gas has rusted and stained the bottom of the pan, wire wool cleans it nicely. Now I simply run the burner for a couple of seconds before putting everything back inside it, this will evaporate any water leaving it rust free next time.
The JB isn't the best for cooking though, look out for instant porridge in the styles of pot noodles next time

In reply to lewismansell:
Soak overnight in some water mixed with Bio washing powder, then some washing up liquid with Sugar, should get it sparkling, and is less abrasive than wire wool. If that does not work, use oven cleaner like Mr Muscle then the soap and sugar.

In reply to lewismansell:

Ovenbrite did mine wonders. looked like new when I rinsed it!

In reply to lewismansell:

That vanish pink stuff did a fairly good job of mine. Biological washing powder works as well.