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Cooking & Baking

EverHopeful

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6. Don't know if it works on pottery but Efferdent

Reply to Marthe48 (Original post)

Mon Mar 11, 2024, 12:21 PM

Mar 2024

worked wonders on a badly stained enameled pot.

My cousin used it to make big batches of iced tea and it was awfully stained. Read the tip about Efferdent and there was no elbow grease required to quickly bring it back to pristine white.

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This is more of a tip for upkeep [View all] Marthe48 Mar 2024 OP

Thanks for the tip. I discovered the same thing only with Clorox spray cleaner Walleye Mar 2024 #1

If you don't want to use bleach ... surrealAmerican Mar 2024 #2

Thanks Marthe48 Mar 2024 #4

My dishes 50 years ago were Woolworth's white Warpy Mar 2024 #3

I LOVE your story of the exodus of the ex MadLinguist Mar 2024 #5

Don't know if it works on pottery but Efferdent EverHopeful Mar 2024 #6

I forgot about Efferdent Marthe48 Mar 2024 #7