1. Use carrot heads to clean the oil stains on the lid of the pot. First, drop a few drops of Dishwashing liquid on the greasy pot cover, and then wipe it back and forth with a carrot head. When the greasy dirt on the pot cover is almost cleaned, you can wipe the surface of the pot cover with a clean wet rag, and then the surface of the pot cover is cleaned.

2. Steam cleaning. Drop a proper amount of Dishwashing liquid on the outer surface of the greasy pot cover, evenly smear it with a rag, add a proper amount of water into the pot, and then heat it. Turn the pot cover over the water in the pot. When the water in the pot boils, steam will be generated, which will soften the oil stain on the pot cover, and then wipe it back and forth with a rag. The oil stain on the pot cover can be easily cleaned up.

3. Clean the flour and oil stains. Spread the flour evenly on the surface of the pot cover, and then wipe it back and forth with a rag or Scouring pad. The greasy dirt on the pot cover will be easily cleaned up.

4. For the oil stain in the gap at the edge of the pot cover, you can drop an appropriate amount of Dishwashing liquid into the gap, and then use a toothbrush to scrub continuously. The oil stain in the gap will be slowly cleaned up. For stubborn oil stains, steam can be used to remove oil stains in the gaps.

5. When cleaning the oil stains on the pot cover, do not use cleaning tools such as cleaning balls that can easily scratch the surface of the pot cover. After the surface of the pot cover is scratched, it not only affects its appearance, but also easily causes oil stains to penetrate into the scratched area of the pot cover, making it difficult for the next cleaning.

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