HeidiHoHum. SUCCESS!!! It took alot of elbow grease but I got the pan clean. I kept boiling, scrubbing, boiling, scrubbing until finally I was able to use the edge of a spoon to gently scrape the remaining spots off.
Follow our tips for a relaxing and safe flight. Is it safe to fly during my first and second trimesters? Yes, but check with your doctor before flying if you've had medical problems during your pregnancy such as: spotting; diabetes; high blood pressure; excessive morning sickness (hyperemesis gravidarum) a previous miscarriage; a previous early birth
Rest assured that flying while you are pregnant is almost always completely safe, so thereâs no need to change your travel plans. Who Can Fly. There are some restrictions as to just who should and should not travel the skies when they are pregnant. Generally, women who are having a healthy, normal pregnancy are free to come and go as they please. However, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) recommends women donât fly after their 36th week of pregnancy.