Looking for how to get coffee/tea stains out of cups, brown/yellow stain from cooking oil out of stainless (revereware) without using a brillo pad, and how to get rust circle stains off of the blade part of knives, tia 1|1|have you tried a magic eraser|WillaD|wila111@bellsouth.net|23:39:33|12/06/2008|
they are great for removing stains
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Willa 2|1|Maleaha, we periodically bleach our coffee cups at work. We leave them|Mackiesmudder|Mackiesmudder@aol.com|00:03:45|12/07/2008|
overnight soaking in water with a little bleach and then wash real good the next morning. They look great.
Cathie : )
3|1|a baking soda paste works for coffee and tea|mfrs|mfrs.sv.ca@gmail.com|01:05:00|12/07/2008|
and maybe some of the others. 4|1|Great! I'll try these! Thank you:-)|zombietoo|littlejadensmom@juno.com|02:53:02|12/07/2008|
>Posted on Dec-06-08 at 11:23 PM (Eastern)
>by 205.188.116.68Looking for how to get
>coffee/tea stains out of cups, brown/yellow
>stain from cooking oil out of
>stainless (revereware) without using a brillo
>pad, and how to get rust
>circle stains off of the blade
>part of knives, tia
5|1|Also BarKeepers Friend product...it doesn't |Skaytes|skaytez@gmail.com|06:55:59|12/07/2008|
scratch and is great for getting all those stains, rust etc out of cups and off pans. I always use it for the copper bottoms of my pans to get them sparkling again as well. You can even get BKF at the Family Dollar store as that is where I find it the cheapest. 9|2|I love barkeepers friend...|sunriver|lithiasalt@cheerful.com|10:59:49|12/07/2008|
I am not what anyone would call a neat freak, but when I do make myself clean something I really like how well it works. The price is right too. I think I paid just under $2 for a large container at Wal Mart and it lasts a long time. I need to power clean today because this place is just falling apart, so this was a good thread for me to read. LOL! 6|1|Try Iron Out......|maraj|maraj64@hotmail.com|07:55:53|12/07/2008|
It's a powdered bleaching agent but milder than reg. liquid bleach w/out the strong bleach fumes. Turns rust & yellow stains into a clear liquid (w/water added) that rinses away. I've used it on everything from removing yellowing/rust on white clothes to getting the rust off the chrome on bikes/chair legs/car bumper to Tonka trucks, dishes, toilets/tubs/sinks, ceilings, you name it. Works wonders! :)
Tami
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7|1|For the coffee and tea stains,I just spray the cups with bleach solution, let sit about 10 mins and then wash them. Comes out of ceramic and plastic (for my DH's travel mugs) :) |saint6811|waylan@comcast.net|08:20:04|12/07/2008|
"Middle age is when you choose your cereal for the fiber, not the toy." 8|1|Cooking oil stains....found this online|saint6811|waylan@comcast.net|08:25:21|12/07/2008|
Greased Lightening a cleanser in the cleaning aisle (also good for clothes and grease, but it's strong so spot test 1st). Also, can try white vinegar and water, boil gently and try to loosen with a wooden spoon. But I find laying paper towels down, dousing with the cleanser, let sit over night and should wipe away.
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