Clean plastic?

Hi Georgia, to get the stains out you need to mix bleach and water and let the pitcher soak in it for a few hours. Once the stain is gone, make sure to throughly clean the pitcher with hot soap and water to make sure there is no bleach left.

Here's another way to accomplish the task:

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/how-to-clean-iced-tea-stains_n_1590795

I use bleach and water to clean stains out of plastic containers. Then run them thru the dishwasher but can be hand washed

Soak with baking soda

Hi Georgia, hope this helps you get your tea pitcher clean. We have the secret for you:

1. Fill the plastic container with water (or submerge/coat in water).
2. Add two tablespoons of dry or liquid dishwasher detergent (not dishwashing soap).
3. Let the mixture sit for about 15-45 minutes, depending on the size of the stain.
4. The stains should lift right off the plastic. ...
5. Repeat if needed.

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I used to have a plastic pitcher that I used just for iced tea and it got stained. I found that by putting a little bleach into the pitcher and let it sit over night and that solved the problem.

Hi Georgia

Here is some info for you

https://www.plumdeluxe.com/how-to-remove-tea-stains

try stirring in some oxiclean powder in water and scrub it. That may take the stain out!

I use baking soda. Unfortunately, some stains are so set, they won't come out, but it's worth a try.

Hi Georgia: Before you put anything in your pitcher, give it a bit of a spray with some of that pan spray and wipe it around, getting into all of the corners, edges or whatever you have there. It acts as a barrier. In the meantime, try this:

https://www.wikihow.com/Remove-Yellow-Stains-from-Plastic

or this:

https://www.momables.com/how-to-remove-stains-from-plastic-containers/

Good luck

Or . . . Fill with white vinegar and set in the sun. Depending upon where you live, you might need to wait until next spring. Still in the mid to upper 70's with lots of sun here where I am. Just used vinegar to bleach out carrot and avocado stains off a plastic cutting board.