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Dark Blue Stains on a Stainless Steel Pan

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Date: 08/20/2005 Topics: Cleaning > Dishes | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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I got busy and forgot a small stainless steel sauce pan on the stove. It is the heavy duty kind called Lustre Kraft. It was on the burner with nothing in it for quite a long time before I noticed it. When I finally took it off the burner, it was very discolored, not burnt, however. I tried cleaning it with soft scrub and I thought the stain was gone, but when it dried, the stains are still there, like dark blue and dark stain. How can I clean it and get it back to the shiney stainless steel color again?

Thanks for your help.
Linda
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Post By GregO (Guest Post) (03/16/2006)
What would have made my stainless steel table spoon turn a light tint of blue? I've been using it for months for tea (black Earl Grey) and for a hot lemon drink but never noticed this before. Could it be a combination of the two? pofrATaol.com


Post By Walker (Guest Post) (08/31/2005)
For any pan that has been stained especially white porcellin, Rub the sight with toothpaste. Not cheap or with baking soda. Let dry overnight. Wash in hat soapy water and dry as usual. Always works for me.


Post By Linda Watters (Guest Post) (08/22/2005)
I used Stainless steel cleaner, and it came right out. Thanks for the tip, however.

Linda


Post by 4crystal2005 (1) | (08/21/2005)
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Mr. clean magic eraser!! I used it on my pans it makes them shiny and looking new. Just try it you will be shocked!!


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