Ceramics - porcelain, china, bone china, stoneware, ironstone
If more than a light dusting is needed for heavily soiled items.
Use baby shampoo. It's gentle and doesn't leave a thick film.
Try a foaming denture cleaner to get rid of food stains.
A paste of household salt works wonders on fruit and ink stains.
Rust remover gets rid of rust and won't harm the china.
If more than a light dusting is needed for heavily soiled items.
- Line the bottom of two sinks or tubs with a thick layer of soft towels.
- A dash of gentle detergent and warm water in the first sink/tub.
- Fill the second with 1/4 to 1/2 cup of white vinegar and warm water.
- Immerse your collectible in the first sink/tub to wash.
- Rinse in the second.
- Let pieces air dry.
- Never wash more than one item at a time.
Use baby shampoo. It's gentle and doesn't leave a thick film.
Try a foaming denture cleaner to get rid of food stains.
A paste of household salt works wonders on fruit and ink stains.
Rust remover gets rid of rust and won't harm the china.
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