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How to Remove Scratches from Plates

By: Ashwini Bhaskar from theindianspot.com

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Updated February 21, 2019
How to Remove Scratches from Plates
How to Remove Scratches from Plates
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If you are looking for cleaning tips for your fine china, use this handy guide on the best ways to remove scratches from plates. When you have nice dishes, you want them to stay in good condition. However, when in use, they can get scratched or scuffed. There are a few cheap and easy cleaning hacks for keeping your crockery looking nice. These DIY scratch removal tips show you how to use what you already have in your pantry to clean your dishes. These all-natural solutions also allow you to keep chemicals and harsh scrubs away from your dishes. 

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Marilyn B

Jun 01, 2017

From baking soda to cream of tartar to Bon Ami type products you can get your china and porcelain plates to almost new again. These products are also helpful for sinks as well. And also porcelain statuary and figurines, especially vintage ones, like those head planters and vases from back in the day. Thanks for sharing these tips!

Hannah

Apr 25, 2017

I can't believe it was this easy! I never thought baking soda can also remove scratches from my plates. I have been finding ways to remove scratches and stains on my kitchenware, and the ingredients are cheap and non-toxic. The baking soda leaves my plates shiny and odorless. Thanks for posting this!

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