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June 4, 1999 at 12:31 am #13819
Donna Schmidt
GuestHelp! We are moving in just 10 days and we can’t get the stains off of our bathroom countertop. It seems that everywhere we have had a glass or ceramic container, heck even plastic for that matter, that sits for long periods without being moved we get this ugly brownish-yellow stain. We’d really like to try and get rid of it if we can so the new owners don’t have to deal with it.
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June 4, 1999 at 10:53 am #81686
Wick
GuestDonna, quite often “0000” steel wool will remove stains
from most surfaces. Simply lightly buff the stained
area and it should come up. Also another trick is using
some WD40 prior to buffing with the steel wool, it’s
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June 7, 1999 at 10:24 am #81703
Susan
GuestDonna,
This may sound like an odd suggestions–it sure sounded odd
to me when someone suggested it to get rid of kitchen counter
stains from a can of cranberry juice. The answer: tootpaste.
I spread it fairly thick on the stain, rubbed it in a little
and waited about 10 minutes. It lifted the stains right up.
Scouring with cleansers etc. hadn’t worked, but this did. BTW
it’s also worked to get water rings off of wood furniture and taking
tarnish off of silver. Weird but true.Hope it helps. If not, you can at least laugh about trying
something weird.Susan
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March 29, 2004 at 12:19 am #223795
pjk
GuestIs there anything we can use to get a red ink stamp pad stain off of a bathroom countertop and sink? My daughter left an ink pad opened face down and it leaked all over. She blotted it up and tried to hide it. Can you help?
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