Removing black stains on top of Breville/Sage Dual Boiler
Some suggestions:
- use a micro fiber cloth as it leaves less streaks than regular dish clothes
- try vinegar solution (1:2 vinegar:water ratio) or diluted dish soap
- since the those parts are plastic, avoid using anything abrasive. This would cause the plastic to dull and is a lot harder to make it look shiny again.
- if those stains are greasy / gummy, use something like Goo Gone or Loctite degreaser. You might want to test a spot first to make sure it doesn't harm the finish of the plastic.
- sometimes a diaper wipe or alcohol wipe does wonders for stains.
Good luck!
- use a micro fiber cloth as it leaves less streaks than regular dish clothes
- try vinegar solution (1:2 vinegar:water ratio) or diluted dish soap
- since the those parts are plastic, avoid using anything abrasive. This would cause the plastic to dull and is a lot harder to make it look shiny again.
- if those stains are greasy / gummy, use something like Goo Gone or Loctite degreaser. You might want to test a spot first to make sure it doesn't harm the finish of the plastic.
- sometimes a diaper wipe or alcohol wipe does wonders for stains.
Good luck!
- mrgnomer
WD 40 might work.
Kirk
LMWDP #116
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LMWDP #116
professionals do it for the pay, amateurs do it for the love
Be careful with the magic eraser, it can be abrasive. Test on a spot first and start gentle.