Is it safe to use to remove stains in coffee mugs? Ok on stainless steel sinks?
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I would be very careful with products containing chlorine. It has a destructive power. Do not use on metals or any objects of value or items that have paint work on them.
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Sorry, but I am unable to answer your question. I purchased this item and several others to be sent directly to a group that was helping in clean up after Hurricane Sandy, and the product was their choice.
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It works fantastic on coffee and tea mugs and its been safe so far just wash out well. Stainless steel I do not know. I use this from everything to the bathroom, floors (not wood) white lamp shades to get yellow off and a lot of tough stains. I use it on my sink which is stainless no problem there. I would recommend this product to anyone. Also, a little goes a long way. Hope this helps. Cynthia
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Works on my stainless steel sink. Spray and let stand a while to work. Then rinse off. Coffee mugs should work similarly, let stand a while, should see stain disappear. Wash in dishwasher or very well in sink. Hope this helps.
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it says it is good for all metals, so I think it could be used on stainless. Bust a stainless cleaner is likely cheaper.
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Yes! This is a fantastic product! I spilled coffee all over a cream colored cloth bench pad...top & bottom!!! I was sure it would never come out, but I sprayed it well with the X-O cleaner, then just took a sponge and pressed & wiped it & the stain was entirely gone once it dried! Cleaned the wood bench too! This is "Safe" for humans, pets, curtains, walls, floors, carpets & I'm sure much more!!! Great product that makes everything clean & smelling fresh & natural!
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You can use it like your dish soap. A small amount goes a long way. It won't harm your stainless steel. I haven't found anything you can't use it on. I've used it to wash my floors-tile, etc but not hardwood. It works great to get smudges off the walls too.
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A great way to clean tea/coffee stains naturally is baking soda mixed with vinegar, it works wonders on so many things including mold on grout etc and it is safe for septic systems. I use an old toothbrush and it cleans fantastically.
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Stainless cleans great in the dishwasher. Even with black coffee, I would just put it in the dishwasher with everything else at night.
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I can only speak for my thermos, but I haven't see any sign's of rust, but I have seen discoloration from coffee. I have cleaned the inside of the thermos using a non-abrasive kitchen cleaner several times (rinsing very very thoroughly afterward). The inside returns to a gleaming non-pitted finish. I would believe that rust would last through this type of cleaning.
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When I worked in my Mother's Restaurant, we cleaned all of the Stainless Steel with Club Soda! I know it sounds strange, but they all shined like new afterward, and no fingerprints! Hope this helps!
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Ideal and safe for use on ceramic toilets and sinks, kitchen appliances and rust-stained laundry. Reduces the following contaminants:Iron, Rust and Corrosion.
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I use cascade dish washing soap. The liquid for the dishwasher.It works good just put a little in the cup and take a sponge and move it around. the Tea stains come out right away.I do not use the dishwasher on it.
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Clean everything first with soap & water. Fill the mug 1/2 full with white vinegar & carefully add a few teaspoons of baking soda (depending on the size of your mug). "Carefully" because it will react/expand & pour out all over if done too quickly. Add water until full. A better way to do it, if possible, is I separate my mug from the lid & put them both inside my French Press when cleaning it. Everything stainless steel comes out looking almost brand new, & all the seals etc are clean as well.
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I'm not sure about hard water stains, but I know that it works on stubborn coffee stains in mugs..
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I would not do that. These pads are coarse as sandpaper. You might try Bon Ami and a ScotchBrite pad on your sink. For tough stains on toilets, Shaws Pad is the best think I have found.
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This product should take care of all stains on enamel cast iron sinks. Especially good for those black marks left by pans. I don't think it will work well in toilets, but give it a try.
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Since I would never even think of putting mine in the dishwasher, I haven't had that problem. If I had done that, I might try baking soda or Bartender's Friend to see if either would remove any of the discoloration. Both are very fine abrasives which I find work well on my stainless steel sink. Also, a metal polish called MAAS works well on lots of metals, including sterling silver as well as stainless steel. Good luck.
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I found using Goof off does a really good job and doesn't damage the cup. You might also try polish remover, too.
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Rice helps! You can also put some lemon juice and salt and swish it around. It will remove any stains and clean the bottom. You'll still have to use soap and water to remove the lemon flavor. It also works on your coffee pot, too :)