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Carrot Juice Stain On Blender Lid?

How can I get carrot juice stains removed from my white blender lid?

Barbara

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March 26, 20050 found this helpful

I don't know if it will work on old carrot stains, but when I get carrot stains on my food processor, I put dishsoap on it and rub with my fingers. The soap (and sometimes a hint of water) will usually remove all traces of carrot orange from the plastic.

If it doesn't work, try soaking for a while in hot water, then do the soap trick.

I wouldn't recommend baking soda except as a last resort as it might "rough up" the surface, making it more prone to staining.

 
By joes girl (Guest Post)
March 26, 20050 found this helpful

I would try soaking it in bleach. Good luck.

 
March 26, 20050 found this helpful

Once read something about setting stained item out on the green grass in the bright sunshine. Said it worked wonders, worth a try!

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The grass trick is supposed to work on clothing, too...after pretreating.

 
By Ida (Guest Post)
March 26, 20050 found this helpful

Try a little bit of vegetable oil on some kitchen paper and wipe over, then wash up as usual. Carrot colour is oil soluble, not water soluble, like the red colour of chillis, tomatos and peppers. Hope this helps :)

 
By Kay Rose. (Guest Post)
March 26, 20050 found this helpful

Soak it in a mild solution of bleach.

 
By Barbara (Guest Post)
April 1, 20050 found this helpful

Thank you. I tried the oil, letting it soak for a day. Helped a bit - but then I soaked it in 50/50 bleach water for 2 days and it is almost like new ( which it was).

I think BOTH treatments helped as one hadn't worked without the other.
Again thanks, and this is a wonderful site!

 
By Web browser (Guest Post)
June 28, 20060 found this helpful

I'm impressed. I just read up on this. Didn't have any vegetable oil though so I tried Sunflower oil and it worked! I'd only used my juicer the once and the carrot stained it - now its clean! Thanks ladies.

 
By phil (Guest Post)
December 30, 20060 found this helpful

did the veg oil thing on our new blender , worked fantastic! thanks .

 
By tiarab (Guest Post)
November 5, 20070 found this helpful

Thank you!! I thought I had ruined my brother's food processor with carrots, but it came right off with vegetable oil on a paper towel.

 
By Jennie (Guest Post)
December 27, 20070 found this helpful

I used olive oil on a paper towel to get the carrot stains off of my juicer. It works. THANKS!

 
By foxij (Guest Post)
August 9, 20080 found this helpful

I prepare in advance warm soapy water with bleach in full sink and as soon as am finished immediately dismantle food processor/juicer and soak all immerseable parts--carrot stain is instantly removed--when I waited awhile before soaking even 10-15 minutes, had to scrup vigoriously with old toothbrush to remove stain which was frustrating and time consuming.

 
By becky (Guest Post)
December 4, 20080 found this helpful

Tried canola oil and that worked too! Thanx for this great tip.

 
By Jaga (Guest Post)
February 7, 20090 found this helpful

I used veggie oil and the stain was removed INSTANTLY! Thanks

 
By Jaga (Guest Post)
February 7, 20090 found this helpful

I used veggie oil and the stain was removed INSTANTLY! Thanks

 

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