Stellenbosch Man’s Hack to Clean Hart Pots Wows South Africans

• A popular content creator showed how he restored his Hart pots to a sparkling shine using a few items
• The video demonstrated a simple cleaning method for pots that are widely loved in South African homes
• Mzansi viewers admired how this easy hack transformed dull cookware into shiny kitchen essentials

South Africans were impressed by a simple pot-cleaning hack that brought beloved Hart pots back to life.

A content creator from Kayamandi in Stellenbosch has impressed social media users with a simple but effective method to clean Hart pots, a household favourite across South Africa. Sam Mzingelwa, known for creating food content, shared a video where he brought his often-used pots back to their original shine using basic household items.

The cleaning session began with a large bowl filled with warm water, where he prepared the pots for scrubbing. He reached for steel wool and the iconic green bar of Sunlight soap, a staple in many South African homes. Using firm circular motions, he scrubbed the surface of the pots, lifting away residue and restoring their silver shine.

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Simple DIY cleaning trick restores Hart pots

Hart pots are beloved in Mzansi kitchens for their durability and ability to cook meals evenly. However, with regular use, they often develop tough stains that can be tricky to remove. This simple cleaning trick resonated with viewers because it requires only everyday materials, no expensive products, and delivers instant results.

The video quickly gained attention online as people admired the transformation. For many, it was a reminder that traditional cleaning methods are still highly effective. Others commented that Hart pots hold sentimental value, are often passed down through generations, and keeping them in top condition is a point of pride in many households.

By showcasing this straightforward method, the creator highlighted the practicality of combining effort with tried and tested products. The sparkling finish on his pots inspired viewers to give their own kitchenware a makeover, proving that with a little patience and a touch of creativity, even the most worn-out cookware can look brand new.

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Mzansi reacted to the video

Tandy Zaynha Bantom Nzwallah wrote:

"You can never go wrong if u look after your Hart pots like this."

Linda Somozani Kamanga said:

"Yoh, you always amaze me, Sam, and we learn too. No more dirty pots."

Selma Bilauny Shituleni wrote:

"Oh wow… Good one. And easy with good results."

Patricia Whyte-Clarke said:

"Steel wool and bar soap will definitely get the job done. Please use gloves next time to protect your beautiful nails."

Pumeza Linokhanyo Ngumla wrote:

"Can't wait for the green sauce to feature in those pots."

Jill Leez said:

"Hart pots I had when I earned less than R1000 many years ago. Get yourself Le Creuset South Africa, but you mustn't be in a shack. I have those, the entire set!"

Maurian Cuttings wrote:

"Wow, love that… like in the old days outside at the concrete dammetjie with steelwool and Sunlight soap, let it dry… shining like new ones."

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Jaynie Nelly-skado Lubisi Dlakude said:

"Add vinegar as well, and you’ll see them shine like a mirror."

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Source: Briefly News