Stain and odour removal methods

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Topic: Lunch Box Cleaning

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Primary source: https://sureclean.com.sg/how-to-clean-lunch-box-singapore

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Lemon juice and 1 hour of sunlight can be used to remove stains from plastic or glass containers.

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  • How is tomato or turmeric discolouration removed from a stainless steel lunch box?: Rub the stainless steel surface with a paste of baking soda and water to remove discolouration from tomatoes or turmeric.
  • When is lemon used in lunch box cleaning?: Lemon is used for two cases: lemon juice with 1 hour of sunlight for stains on plastic or glass, and a slice of lemon in water with 1 minute of microwaving for odours in glass.

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What removes stains from plastic or glass containers?

Lemon juice and 1 hour of sunlight can be used to remove stains from plastic or glass containers.

How is tomato or turmeric discolouration removed from a stainless steel lunch box?

Rub the stainless steel surface with a paste of baking soda and water to remove discolouration from tomatoes or turmeric.

When is lemon used in lunch box cleaning?

Lemon is used for two cases: lemon juice with 1 hour of sunlight for stains on plastic or glass, and a slice of lemon in water with 1 minute of microwaving for odours in glass.

Sources

  1. https://sureclean.com.sg/how-to-clean-lunch-box-singapore

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