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Many of us have been using white dishes for as long as we can remember. Unfortunately, they always show every scuff mark and scratch. This makes them not look as good as we would like them to. These amazing tips will change that for good. You'll be stunned by the results!

The Tips For Removing Scuff Marks From Your White Dishes Include:

Three Choices for Removing Scuff Marks
You have three options when it comes to removing these scuffs: cream of tartar, baking soda, and Bar Keepers Friend (or Bon Ami). Cream of tartar and baking soda are fairly mild, as far as abrasives go, and either option works well to remove very light scuffs and lighten darker scuffs.

If your dishes are afflicted with dark, heavy scuffs, however, then Bar Keepers Friend (or Bon Ami) is going to be your new best friend. It's a more heavy-duty cleaner than the other two, and it also contains oxalic acid, which helps dissolve rust and other mineral stains.
Removing the Scuffs
Choose you abrasive cleaner, sprinkle it generously over  surface of  dish. Make a paste by adding a few drops of water, rubbing gently with a wet dishcloth. Spread  paste all over the surface of  dish,  then let it sit for a minute or two. Scrub  scuffs with your dishcloth until they're gone — light scuffs will come out fairly easily, while heavy scuffs will take a bit of elbow grease. Wash paste off the dish with soap and water, dry, and you're done.

Wow!

These tips work so well, you might want to start using your white dishes as often as possible! Have you tried these cleaning tips yet?

Let Us Know How They Worked For You!

Article Source: The Kitchn