Dear Ladies of RHP, I have this terrible problem... It has flummoxed me for years. Maybe some one of you can help. How do you get tomato sauce stains out of white or translucent plastic (such as rubber spatulas and TupperWare)? Running them through the just dishwasher doesn't do it.
(PS I already thought of buying only red spatulas and TupperWare. Couldn't find any.)
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Originally posted by moonbusGood question, we wait or their response.
Dear Ladies of RHP, I have this terrible problem... It has flummoxed me for years. Maybe some one of you can help. How do you get tomato sauce stains out of white or translucent plastic (such as rubber spatulas and TupperWare)? Running them through the just dishwasher doesn't do it.
(PS I already thought of buying only red spatulas and TupperWare. Couldn't find any.)
Did you burn yourself? They (the ladies) told me once that tomato sauce is good at healing burns, I still have a scar from a hot oil burn so the jury is out on that one. I wasn't as messy as you so no need for the stain tips this time.
I know how to end this thread.
Try soaking in bleach...I've read somewhere it's good in getting out stains. Probably would be a good idea to dilute the bleach with clean water to some degree. Try soaking in a 50/50 solution. Article was authored by a lady I'm thinking because what real man would be bothered by a dirty red plastic spoon or bowl when hungry.
Originally posted by moonbusLots of luck. I've seen stained utensils like rubber spatulas used for BBQ sauce that won't even bleach out. 😞
Dear Ladies of RHP, I have this terrible problem... It has flummoxed me for years. Maybe some one of you can help. How do you get tomato sauce stains out of white or translucent plastic (such as rubber spatulas and TupperWare)? Running them through the just dishwasher doesn't do it.
(PS I already thought of buying only red spatulas and TupperWare. Couldn't find any.)
Originally posted by cashthetrashBe VERY VERY careful! If you are using bleach, you CANNOT use dish soap. Some dish soaps can set off a chemical reaction with the bleach and have a very negative impact on your ability to breathe. Breathing is fun.
I know how to end this thread.
Try soaking in bleach...I've read somewhere it's good in getting out stains. Probably would be a good idea to dilute the bleach with clean water to some degree. Try soaking in a 50/50 solution. Article was authored by a lady I'm thinking because what real man would be bothered by a dirty red plastic spoon or bowl when hungry.
Either dedicate certain tupperware-type things to the sauce, ignore the stains, or throw the containers out. I've never found a different solution.
I once read that regular vinegar can (dis)solve pretty much any problem that anyone could ever have.
For instance, if you have those gross fungi growing on your toes making them yellow and brittle and stuff, vinegar will take care of that puppy in a heartbeat.
Pretty sure it can kick tomato sauce’s ass also.
Hi guys, thanks for all the tips.
DIY Kitchen Chemistry 101 progress report, things which did not work:
1. bleach wi--cough,sneeze,wheeze--th washing u--snort,hack,cough--p liquid wheeze. Didn't breathing used to be fun?
2. Lemon-sented toilet bowl cleaner.
3. Windex.
4a. Draino.
4b. Draino and Windex together.
5. WD-40.
I'm off to the store to get some clear vinegar. Anybody for white gas? Ether?
Originally posted by moonbusAnd you are going to still use these spatulas and TupperWare containers for preparing and storing of food afterwards?
Hi guys, thanks for all the tips.
DIY Kitchen Chemistry 101 progress report, things which did not work:
1. bleach wi--cough,sneeze,wheeze--th washing u--snort,hack,cough--p liquid wheeze. Didn't breathing used to be fun?
2. Lemon-sented toilet bowl cleaner.
3. Windex.
4a. Draino.
4b. Draino and Windex together.
5. WD-40.
I'm off to the store to get some clear vinegar. Anybody for white gas? Ether?
Also, I feel like such a dainty little lady currently... loving it.