I love Pam Cooking Spray! There is always a can in my cupboard. It is an amazing product. You can not only use it in the kitchen, but also around the house. Below are a few of my favorite uses for the cooking spray.
1. Spray the inside of your slow cooker for easier clean up.
2. Spray the bowl and plastic wrap with cooking spray before proofing yeast dough. It makes it easier to remove the dough from the bowl and prevents the plastic wrap from sticking to the dough.
3. Spray your measuring cups before you measure honey and other sticky foods.
5. Spray cookie cutters so the dough won't stick.
6. Use it to take gum out of hair. Spray the gum and hair around it with cooking spay. With a little work, the gum will come right out.
7. Clean paint and grease from your hands. Spray hands liberally with cooking spray, work in, rinse. Wash with soap and water.
8. Coat the shower door with a thin layer of cooking spray. Wait a few minutes and wash off with soap and water. The oil in the cooking spray dissolves the soap scum buildup and lime deposits.
9. Spray squeaky door hinges with cooking spray.
11. Spray both sides of your snow shovel with cooking spay to keep the snow from sticking to it.
12. Spray your satellite dish with cooking spray to keep snow from building up in it.
What are your favorite uses for cooking spray?
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ReplyDeleteI love Pam too! :-) It's kind of like WD-40, only you can cook with it. Spray it on just polished nails to help them dry faster.
ReplyDeleteStephen, there are lots of crazy uses for cooking spray.
ReplyDeletePam, I am going to have to give that one a try!
I never thought of using it on the cheese grater, awesome tip!
ReplyDeleteWow! I always have it in my cupboard too, but I didn't know it was so useful. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThere is a lot of different uses for cooking spray.
ReplyDeleteI use pam on everything! My favorite use is spraying in measuring cups before adding in anything sticky!
ReplyDeleteGreat tip on the uses of cooking spray! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWe use the spray for tools that need to be lubricated to get a good gripe on them, like a screwdriver or a nut when we are trying to get it tight to hold something...I could use the Amazon $20.00 card, hubby's birthday, I am sure there are some dvd's to ponder. Love your blog a lot, always great hints and neat recipes to make..thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI just posted a comment, I don't know if it took or not..Anywhooo, we use it on screwdrivers and nuts when we are tightening anything..love your blog, the recipes are great.....
ReplyDeleteI think this cooking spray is very good for cleaning the sticky recipes.This will help to clean the materials easily.As it has no reaction and favorable for the cooking so we can use it any recipes.
ReplyDeletePretty creative list!
ReplyDeleteLinda, I like to spray my knife with PAM when
ReplyDeletecutting things like cheesecake. And, when non-stick pans start sticking, I spray them too. It's a great product and has certainly made my life a lot easier.
I would never have though to spray my cheese grater. That's brilliant!
ReplyDeleteNever thought about using a cooking spray in a crock pot. Sounds like a great idea!
ReplyDeleteNever thought about using Pam on a crock pot. Should make cleaning up a lot easier.
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