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How To Get Tea Stains Out Of White Mugs. Try these two methods to get rid of them. These stains can be particularly stubborn and difficult to remove, especially if they build up. It had 20 years' worth of tea stains (we live in a hard water area).  — the gentle, abrasive nature of baking soda helps lift coffee or tea stains from the surface.  — to remove tea stains from cups, wet the inside of the mug with cold water, and sprinkle in a thin layer of baking soda, so that it covers all brown. As with many other common household cleaning.  — here are three simple methods for getting tea stains out of mugs.  — had 20 years worth of tea stains (we live in a hard water area) and had tried bleach, soda crystals, baking soda and.  — are your white mugs discolored by coffee or tea stains? My partner’s work cup before and after.  — your mugs and cups are probably stained with brown residue from tea and coffee. Once you've finished scrubbing, rinse the mug.  — jade wrote:

 — had 20 years worth of tea stains (we live in a hard water area) and had tried bleach, soda crystals, baking soda and. Once you've finished scrubbing, rinse the mug.  — are your white mugs discolored by coffee or tea stains?  — here are three simple methods for getting tea stains out of mugs. It had 20 years' worth of tea stains (we live in a hard water area).  — jade wrote:  — to remove tea stains from cups, wet the inside of the mug with cold water, and sprinkle in a thin layer of baking soda, so that it covers all brown. Try these two methods to get rid of them.  — your mugs and cups are probably stained with brown residue from tea and coffee. My partner’s work cup before and after.

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How To Get Tea Stains Out Of White Mugs  — are your white mugs discolored by coffee or tea stains?  — are your white mugs discolored by coffee or tea stains? As with many other common household cleaning.  — to remove tea stains from cups, wet the inside of the mug with cold water, and sprinkle in a thin layer of baking soda, so that it covers all brown. Once you've finished scrubbing, rinse the mug.  — your mugs and cups are probably stained with brown residue from tea and coffee. My partner’s work cup before and after. These stains can be particularly stubborn and difficult to remove, especially if they build up. Try these two methods to get rid of them.  — had 20 years worth of tea stains (we live in a hard water area) and had tried bleach, soda crystals, baking soda and.  — jade wrote:  — here are three simple methods for getting tea stains out of mugs.  — the gentle, abrasive nature of baking soda helps lift coffee or tea stains from the surface. It had 20 years' worth of tea stains (we live in a hard water area).