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Anonymous users2024-01-24Pour in citric acid or sulfuric acid and wash well with pickling.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Baking soda: Tea stains have been deposited for a long time and are difficult to clean, so you can use heated rice vinegar or soak in baking soda for a day and night, and then brush with a toothbrush to clean it easily. It should be noted that if you are using a purple clay pot, you do not need to clean it like this.
The purple clay pot itself has pores, and the minerals in the tea scale can be absorbed by these pores, which can play a role in the maintenance of the pot, and will not cause harmful substances to "run" into the tea to be absorbed by the human body.
Toothpaste: You can squeeze a small amount of toothpaste on the top of the tea set, and evenly apply the toothpaste to the surface of the tea set with your hands or cotton swabs. After about a minute, come back and clean these tea utensils with water, so that the tea dirt on the tea utensils can be easily cleaned.
The kind is generally accumulated by oil smoke and is difficult to clean. >>>More
1.sprinkle some baking soda on top;
2.Then spray with undiluted white vinegar; >>>More
Remove the lampshade, place it in a basin, and spray it with Mighty stain remover. >>>More
1. To clean the wall tiles, first use a paper towel to blot the oil stains on the wall, wipe the wall with a rag dipped in warm water to soften the stains, drop the dish soap into warm water, throw the rag or sponge into it to soak it fully, pick up the rag in the cleaning solution, wipe the tile surface in a circle, and finally rinse the wall surface with warm water, wipe it dry with a dry rag, and the wall is white and bright. >>>More
Can be cleaned.
I hope to adopt. Thank you: For aged grease, you can take advantage of the softening properties of heavy oil when exposed to heat, and spray a plant-based kitchen cleaner on the hard-to-remove stubborn dirt first. Then spread a layer of plastic wrap, heat it with a hair dryer at a distance of about 10cm for about 2 minutes, and then wipe it with a rag. However, it should be noted that this method is not suitable for objects that will deform or change color when exposed to heat. >>>More