Cleaning a Porcelain Sink
I have a alabaster porcelain sink. I really don't know what happened, but there is a white ring mark in the sink. I can't get it out. I'm thinking someone put a pan that was too hot in the sink. How can I remove this white ring?
By Celeste from Waterbury, CT
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04/11/2010
Have you tried baking soda?It should work, good luck.
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BigJess from MN
RE: Cleaning a Porcelain Sink
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By Siris
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