Megaware LLC produces Megaware cookware, but it is actually owned and sold by Hertiage Mint. The Megaware cookware line includes stainless steel, nonstick and die-cast aluminum cookware. As it happens with every cook, eventually food will be scalded or burned onto the cookware. Due to the variety of Megaware cookware, cleaning requires a gentle but effective approach to treating the problem. Using simple products that every household has, you can remove the burned-on food and maintain the attractive appearance of your Megaware cookware.

Add a squirt of dish detergent and 1/4 cup of baking soda to the inside of the soiled Megaware cookware and fill with hot water.

Let the cookware soak for up to 10 minutes.

Scrub the cookware with a non-scratch scrubbing sponge, giving special attention to burned-on food. Add baking soda to the surface of the sponge as needed for extra scrubbing power.

Rinse the cookware thoroughly with hot water. Repeat Steps 3 and 4 if the cookware is still soiled.

Buff stainless steel cookware with a towel dipped in white vinegar to bring back the shine.