Removing Coffee Stains from a Glass Coffee Pot
Having a stained or discolored glass coffee pot can be unsightly; fortunately, there are several methods one can use to remove these stains. Below is an outline of useful steps to get the glass pot looking like new again.
Applying Lemon and Salt
- Squeeze a lemon. To get started, squeeze the juice from one lemon into a container. If the stains are tenacious, you may want to try two lemons.
- Mix in salt. Next, add a few tablespoons of salt to the lemon juice and mix until lightly combined.
- Apply the mixture. Using a sponge or cloth, apply the mixture to the stained areas of the coffee pot. For extra cleaning power, let the mixture sit on the pot for a few moments before scrubbing.
- Rinse and dry. After scrubbing, the coffee pot should be rinsed off with warm water and then dried with a clean cloth.
Using Vinegar and Baking Soda
- Combine vinegar and baking soda. Place a few tablespoons of baking soda and white vinegar in a bowl and stir until combined into a paste.
- Apply the paste. Spread the paste onto the stained areas of the pot and leave it for a few moments. For extra effectiveness, mix in some lemon juice.
- Scrub and rinse. Using a scrubbing pad, scrub the paste onto the stained areas until the stains are gone. After scrubbing, thoroughly rinse the pot and dry off with a clean cloth.
Conclusion
With a little bit of elbow grease, the most stubborn of stains should disappear. Just follow the steps above and you should find your glass coffee pot looking brand new again.
