Does this remove utensil marks out of porcelain dinnerware?
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It might -- but what kind of utensils? Steel? Aluminum? Or do you mean scratches from knife edges?
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Yes. It works great. It also cleans porcelain sinks. I've used it on every thing from the kitchen sink to the bathroom toilet. It removes soap scum from showers the list goes on and on.
342501
There two methods to remove stains. The first is to use a mixture of dish soap and stainless steel cleaner. The second is to use white vinegar
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If the water marks are old, it won't take them off. If it's something you keep on cleaning regularly, yes it will take them away. For hard old water marks I would recommend a different product than this one. it shine the sink though very nicely.
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Hey Doc - BKF will effectively remove that iridescent patina that is sometimes left by gas heat or evaporated water. I just add a tiny bit of water and BKF, and scrub the pot/pan down with a nylon brush. It comes out almost immediately. Make sure you scrub it down with some soapy water to get rid of the BKF, as you don't want your future meal to have BKF residue! After this, wipe it all down with a cheesecloth or paper towel. Your stainless cookware will look brand spanking new. By the way - don't let cooking residue sit in the cookware for too long after cooking to prevent it from sticking. If you're diligent about cleaning right away - it'll make your life super easy. If you get a bit of food stuck to the pan - I leave the pan soaking with warm water, dish soap, and a bit of BKF. Come back in 30-45 mins - and it's all gone with a light scrub. For particularly resilient stuck-on residues, repeat this multiple times - it will eventually work. Stainless is just worlds better than nonstick. But you have to learn to work with it. Learn it well - and the cookware will reward you with amazing food. Hope this helps!
1673465
I have not noticed any grey marks on my dinnerware - I have corelle plates. I liked these utensils so much that I also purchased them for my daughter, and she likes them.
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I have not tried it to remove water marks, but it wouldn't hurt to try it. Mayonnaise has been known to work
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I believe it would work on stains if the bowl is empty. Works great on my porcelain white sink. Only used it empty. Never tried it to remove calcium buildup.
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I don't put wet silverware in mine so I can't tell you if it does or not. You may want to contact the seller.
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I suggest a cleaner that is save for plastics called Bar Keeper's Friend. It is one of the best kitchen cleaners I've discovered over the decades. It comes in a gold color container similar in shape to what you find "Comet/Ajax" in but this is non-abrasive and leaves no residue. I've used it with a scrubby pad to completely recover a pan with years of cooked on dark gook on the bottom, that's how good it is. Amazon carries it too: Bar Keepers Friend® Cleanser & Polish 12 Oz Two Pack
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I don't think it does if it is cared for properly. I don't use metal utensils. Start it on low heat with either olive oil, vegetable oil or butter - no sprays. And make sure the pan cools completely before you wash it with a sponge and a little soap. No soft-scrub or harsh cleaners. I just used mine for eggs and they just slid out of the pan. Hopes this helps.
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I don't have many metal utensils. We use regular forks, knives, etc. and haven't had a problem using these. No problem with marks.
985149
This may diminish the scratches but does not remove any metal. I use for very old glassware to remove lime deposits but leaves the glassware sparkling!
402393
Yes, the ceramic stains very easily. It also scratches easily. We have only used bamboo utensils in the pans and they are very scratched. I was very disappointed after using these pans for just a few days.
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No marks, even inside my cups. I've had my set for about six months now, and we use it daily. The porcelain is more durable than ceramic. I am very pleased with the quality of this set for the price I paid. I've never owned porcelain before, so I don't know if later on there will be marks. In the past, I've used baking soda or the new magic eraser sponges to remove marks. Hope this is helpful.
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Try these wipes, if they don't work buy some sterling silver jewelery cleaner. I have used it on my stainless steel. And it worked on mine.
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Yes! I have used wenol on my pots, knives, even dinner plates to remove stains. It is grreat for just about any surface, i have also buffed paint to a mirror shine on my motorcycle! On pots, pans and eating utensils, just be sure to wash and rinse well. I use dawn or gain dish liquid. Wash n rinse EVERYTHING You polish. It takes off the coat of black from the wenol and gives a unmatched shine"!!!
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I wouldn't try it. This is paint and it's likely to come off the utensils when using them around cooking.. I would look for tarnish remover.