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DIY & Home Improvement

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1. Could you use a little Soft Scrub or Bartenders Friend?

Thu Jan 8, 2015, 10:00 AM

Jan 2015

They are very mildly abrasive. I would test it on an inconspicuous spot first.

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Any ideas as to the removal of stains on enamel? [View all] Paper Roses Jan 2015 OP

Could you use a little Soft Scrub or Bartenders Friend? Arkansas Granny Jan 2015 #1

Magic eraser? GeorgeGist Jan 2015 #2

Toothpaste with whitener? Jesus Malverde Jan 2015 #3

Standard oven/barbecue cleaner? Denzil_DC Jan 2015 #4

It's probably discoloration from grease aerosols Warpy Jan 2015 #5

Good suggestion. Another thought - maybe a steam cleaner, Denzil_DC Jan 2015 #6

My new favorite cleaner is baking soda mixed with a bit of cooking oil LiberalEsto Jan 2015 #7