>Made some chicken in my slowcooker >Had to go out of town

>>8578963
Yes

Did you soak it?

Helps to soak it in something scented, like lemon oil...

>>8578972
Yeah, I soaked it before work with dishsoap and water.

Coffee beans.

>>8578963
did it smell... fowl?

>>8578963
gonna have to toss it OP
maybe next time you should be a little more responsible

>>8578999
aaayyyyyyyyy

add water and a little bit of baking soda and vinegar then let it slow cook for a few hours on low

My girlfriend tried to cook popcorn last night. I learned that popcorn kernals are flammable.
Anyway, I do I get the burns out of a heavy bottom stainless steel saucepan?

>>8579059
start scrubbin

>>8579053
This sounds like it'd work. Maybe do it a few time for 10 hours each time on high and throw it outside if u want while cooking.

salsa chicken

One time during the more depressing time of my life, I made velveeta cheese dip in my cockpot.

When I finished, I was too lazy to clean it out, so I tossed it in the dumpster and picked up a new one from walmart.

Why not soak it in bleach water right of the bat? Basking soda is good to take away odors, do both, not together.

What the fuck, doesn't your slow cooker have a durable ceramic glaze that's almost indestructible? If not then you might want a new one. Sounds like some crack/flaw in the glaze allowed something foul to soak into the porous part of the porcelain.
Couple things you can try. Soak it in bleach which should destroy any organic material. Or put it in the oven and bake it for a few hours, which also should destroy foul smelling molecules.

leave it in a highly ventilated area, like on the roof or some such.

what's happening is that biological material is embedded within th pits of the surface of your pot and as biofilm.

you just have to wait for it all to evaporate.