Introduction

It’s difficult to have people who don’t like tea and coffee, but if you drink a round of tea or coffee in the morning and evening, the day will go well. But the only problem is washing those cups. After drinking coffee and tea, wash it immediately. A stain will be left on it. Here are some simple ways to get rid of it.

After drinking coffee and tea, wash it immediately. A stain will be left on it. Here are some simple ways to get rid of it.

Warm water

For long-lasting stains, soak them in warm water. Even if you can’t wash like that every day, on the weekend put your tea tumblers in warm water with soapy oil and soak them for about 10-15 minutes, then rub them and wash them and the stains will disappear.

Vinegar

The acid in vinegar is renowned for its remarkable cleaning properties. This is a great way to remove stubborn coffee stains. Add a tablespoon of white vinegar to boiling water. Soak your mugs in it and check after 15 minutes.

Lemon

The acidity of lemon removes stains from clothes in no time. After washing your coffee mugs as usual, scrub the inside with a lemon peel. Rinse the mugs again in warm water and hang dry. Make sure to rinse thoroughly to prevent lemony smell from your next cup of coffee.

Baking Soda

Baking soda has stain removal capabilities on coffee mugs. Mix baking soda with water and apply it to the mug, let it soak for a while and then wash it off with water. Watch it transform into a brand-new mug.

Hydrogen peroxide

If stubborn stains persist, use hydrogen peroxide. Add a few drops of hydrogen peroxide to your mug and rub it in to slowly begin to remove the stains. After a few minutes, rinse the mug with water. Be careful when handling hydrogen peroxide and make sure to wash your hands thoroughly afterward. Otherwise, it will cause skin damage.