Tea stains and coffee stains in the cup are cleaned with toothpaste or edible salt, and the effect is very good.
Usage: Rinse the cup with water (no water is left), then rub dry salt or toothpaste on the wall of the cup, and then rinse with clean water.
salt
No matter it is table salt or coarse salt, it can help us remove the tea stains on the cup. We can use our fingers to pick it up, and then scrub it back and forth on the tea stains. In two or three minutes, we will find that the tea stains are miraculous. The ground has disappeared! And it is not easy to damage the body of the cup.
citrus peel
Sometimes you encounter old dirt, and you can’t clean it no matter how you scrub, what should you do? Don’t worry! At this time, you might as well look for leftover lemons in the kitchen, or the peels that you want to throw away after eating oranges Right! For coffee cups, use lemon slices or a little vinegar to wipe the rim, and for coffee pots, we can slice lemons, wrap them in a cloth and put them on the top of the coffee pot, and fill them up with water. Boil the lemon the way you brew coffee, letting it drip into the jug below. When there is yellow cloudy water dripping out of the coffee pot, this is evidence that citric acid removes coffee stains. Generally speaking, the coffee pot can be cleaned in about two times.
peel and salt
If you use the fruit peel instead of the cucumber cloth, dip it in the salt, and then use it to scrub the tea stains, you can also achieve unexpected good results! If there is no fruit peel, using a little vinegar will also have the same effect.
kitchen bleach
Dilute the kitchen-specific bleach in a large basin first, then soak the cup in it overnight, and wash it with clean water the next day, the tea stains will be miraculously cleaned.
Post time: Apr-28-2023