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Homeowner Forum / Cleaning / February 2005Why is our Tuperware etching?
Our T ware seems to be developing an etching problem. Even if we hand wash the pieces, the clear tubs seem to be having a reaction with something. Anyone else have this problem??? Mary Ann >Our T ware seems to be developing an etching problem. Even if we hand wash >the pieces, the clear tubs seem to be having a reaction with something. > Anyone else have this problem??? >Mary Ann I havn't a clue. I have many Tupperware pieces, none are etched and all are hand washed. Anything harder than plastic (such as a metal spoon) will scratch Tupperware. > Our T ware seems to be developing an etching problem. Even if we hand wash > the pieces, the clear tubs seem to be having a reaction with something. > Anyone else have this problem??? > Mary Ann I've had tomato sauce dissolve the surface of some plastic containers. I use left-over cottage cheese containers for leftover pasta sauce so they can be thrown away. Gary\ > > Our T ware seems to be developing an etching problem. Even if we hand wash > > the pieces, the clear tubs seem to be having a reaction with something. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > I use left-over cottage cheese containers for leftover pasta sauce so > they can be thrown away. Proctor and Gamble has new product out called "Cascade Plastic Booster" that is designed to remove the red stains from plastic: http://www.homemadesimple.com/cascade/products/booster.shtml It's been ages ago, but I have successfully removed stains from Tupperware with a bleach and water solution. You'll probably need to let it soak for a lonnnngggg while. Donna >> > Our T ware seems to be developing an etching problem. Even if we hand > wash [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > is designed to remove the red stains from plastic: > http://www.homemadesimple.com/cascade/products/booster.shtml |
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