How do I clean stained coffee cups?

I always use Magic Eraser.

Pour some vinegar on them and let soak for 30 minutes and then it should come off.

Have you tried filling with white vinegar and setting outside in the sun? That's how I clean up stubborn stains.

Hi Chriss,

I'd put a paste of baking soda on the stain, then put some vinegar in a spray bottle and spray the whole thing. Let that sit for a while then clean with warm water. I hope that helps. Wishing you the best.

Hi Chriss,

What I do is make a solution of baking soda and water, just let it soak about 8 hours and it should come clean with a sponge. If you want to make a concentrated version of this, just make a paste of the same ingredients and slather it on, let it set and clean off with a sponge and water.

Make a baking soda & hydrogen peroxide paste for a scrub. Then scrub with a netted cloth or scrubber.

Corelle is porous so be careful of anything with a "taste". Peroxide doesn't have one so it should be fine.

Other items that would work but might leave an aftertaste are lemon juice and cleaning vinegar.

Hi Chriss, sorry your coffee cups are stained. i hope this will help you make them look like new. www.wikihow.com › ... › Kitchen Cleaning › Dishwashing

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I knew someone who always used salt to get stains out of cups - might be worth a try :)

Make a thick paste using cream of tartar and water, apply to cups with a soft DRY cloth and rub as you would if polishing silver. Rinse and dry cups. If you want to use a commercial product, try Barkeepers Friend.

If the salt method doesn’t work then cream of tartar/water is my last hope! I’ve even contacted Correlle and I can replace them but was told the cups are not pure white anymore! Off white won’t work with the pure white dishes! Thank you!

I have used baking soda

Use. Lorax cleanup and spray 3 sprays in each cup and put the rest water let sit 30 min

Place the cups in the sink with hot water and about a cup of bleach. Let them soak for 30 minutes, scrub and rinse. This should get rid of the coffee stains. OR you could take a moist cloth and add a bit of baking soda and scrub the stains away and rinse. The slight abrasiveness of the slightly moist baking soda will work beautifully, then rinse. Repeat in the future as more stains appear as the cups are used for tea or coffee.

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