Dishwash Bar Manufacturer's Tips to Remove Scuff Marks

 

Introduction

 

Do you own white dishes? Those pristine, glossy works of art which you painstakingly selected to adorn your dinner table. Have those elegant dinnerwares started forming grey wrinkles and showing signs of ageing? Fear not. Dishwash bar manufacturer in West Bengal brings you some effective tips to make your dishes glow like they used to. 

 

However, before getting to the tips, let's find out where these grey ageing lines come from.

 

Where do scuff marks come from?

 

The grey ageing lines or scuff marks form due to the scraping of silverware across the surface of your dishes. Generally, scuffs form more easily and frequently on cheaper dishes and silverware than higher-end stuff. However, even better-quality dishware will collect some scuffs with time.

 

Typically, scuff marks are not permanent and can be cleaned or reduced with proper treatment. 

 

What do you need to get rid of scuffs?

 

According to a dishwash bar manufacturer in West Bengal, you have three options - cream of tartar, baking soda and whitening toothpaste. These three ingredients are gentle abrasives that work wonders to remove light scuffs and lighten darker scuffs. If you do not have cream of tartar around, you can also use lemon juice, white vinegar or baking powder. 

 

Let's remove the scuffs

 

First, wash the dishes with scuff marks with dishwashing soap. Make a paste of cream of tartar or baking soda by adding a few drops of water and then rubbing gently with a wet dishcloth. Use a damp cloth and rub the paste all over the scuff marks in circular motion. Let it sit for a minute.

 

Then, take a dishcloth and start scrubbing the scuffs. Light scuffs will come off quickly; however, heavy scuffs will require a bit of effort. Once the scuff marks come off or the heavy scars lighten, wash the paste off the dish with soap and water and let it dry.

 

If some of the scuff marks fail to come off, you can use whitening toothpaste with peroxide and baking soda in it. Squeeze one tablespoon of toothpaste on the scuffed surface, take a damp cloth and start cleaning the dishes in a circular motion. The whitening toothpaste not only cleans most of the scuff marks but also brightens the dishes, says a dishwash bar manufacturer in West Bengal.