Get the highest volume hydrogen peroxide at the beauty salon. Eco-friendly, not toxic. And you should not do this to porcelain China or bone china. It will ruin it.
It may not be removable, try bleaching for 24 hours, then try OXI (the powder you can buy to add the white washes to whiten the wash, if neither work its not removable. Good luck Mike
Thanks for the tip! Wash everything thoroughly after. This is one in a series we are making showing the different chemical options worth trying, We will be showing denture tablets and results.
I don't think bleach clings to the plate! I think I would wash that plate so that it is squeaky clean after the bleach soap wash! And I would feel comfortable eating off of that plate! No disrespect! Just saying how I feel!😊
Will you also try hydrogen peroxide? It might be a less toxic alternative.
Yes I will demo an Oxy product video, a denture tab video and a mild citric acid demo in the coming weeks
Thank you for the tips it’s very helpful we have lots of blue and white china .
Glad it was helpful!
Get the highest volume hydrogen peroxide at the beauty salon.
Eco-friendly, not toxic.
And you should not do this to porcelain China or bone china.
It will ruin it.
Agree, ideal for stubborn stains on ironstone and earthenware
Is this the only way?, I have a pot and looks like the stains are so deep inside but it's really bad.
It may not be removable, try bleaching for 24 hours, then try OXI (the powder you can buy to add the white washes to whiten the wash, if neither work its not removable. Good luck Mike
I wouldn't recommend bleach for plates that are used for food. Better to try denture cleaning tablets.
Thanks for the tip! Wash everything thoroughly after. This is one in a series we are making showing the different chemical options worth trying, We will be showing denture tablets and results.
I don't think bleach clings to the plate! I think I would wash that plate so that it is squeaky clean after the bleach soap wash!
And I would feel comfortable eating off of that plate!
No disrespect!
Just saying how I feel!😊
Always wash them well, hydrogen peroxide was recommended to try for underglaze staining, I have not tried this yet