Coffee Stains on Kitchen Counters

RE: Coffee Stains on Kitchen Counters Post By Vickie (Guest Post) (04/03/2005) I use 409 Orange Cleaner on everything. Gets coffee stains up great for me. RE: Coffee Stains on Kitchen Counters Post By Jill (Guest Post) (04/01/2005) For Kool-Aid stains, I use dish soap. I have always used Dawn, but I don't know if the brand matters. Squirt some on the stain, rub it in a bit, let it sit a few minutes, then wipe clean. It may take a few tries, but if it works for red dye it may work on coffee! RE: Coffee Stains on Kitchen Counters Post by jaxi3 (29) | (03/31/2005) Contact Coffee stains on laminate should be like coffee stains in cups. Try to scrub them with just salt, or make a paste of salt and lemon and let it sit on the stains for a bit, then wash off. RE: Coffee Stains on Kitchen Counters Post By Allison (Guest Post) (03/31/2005) Try a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. RE: Coffee Stains on Kitchen Counters Post By Annette (Guest Post) (03/31/2005) Get a bottle of oxy-clean, the one with a sprayer in it, spray this on your stains or use a little bleach , hope this works for you, RE: Coffee Stains on Kitchen Counters Post by canuckmom (4) | (03/31/2005) Contact If your counters are beige or cream coloured, bleach will "yellow" them, I use baking soda and vinegar, it works for coffee stains, mustard, anything organic...remember like-disolves like- example: oily for oily, white wine for red wine, food based for food based, I have two boys and a home daycare, I do consider myself a stain expert! RE: Coffee Stains on Kitchen Counters Post By Beverly (Guest Post) (03/30/2005) When I get stains on my butchersblock countertops I use pure bleach on the stain and it cleans in in a matter of less than 30 seconds...it should be the same with anytime of laminate. Be careful though because the strong bleach will dry your hands. Beverly in Arkansas