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Looking for An Alternative Cascade Plastic Booster

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Date: 08/03/2004 Topics: Cleaning > Dishes | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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I really like using Cascade Plastic Booster in my dishwasher. It does an excellent job at removing red stains like tomato sauce. I was wondering if any one had any ideas for a homeade version or a cheaper alternative, because this stuff costs around $3 a tube. Any suggestions?

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By Dollinky (Guest Post)
The active ingredient is Benzoyle Peroxide. You can get a quart of that stuff in any supermarket in the Bandaid aile. I guess you could use it straight on plastics, or pour, say 1/2 cup in the dishwasher in the middle of a cycle. I'm going to try it myself.

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By QueenBeeCrafts (215) Profile Contact
Make friends with your local Tupperware dealer. It is usually on sale for about $1 if you buy some Tupperware, but you can ususally get them to tack it on an order from someone else who did not want it.

I have also tried the olive oil trick and it works pretty well.

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place your plastic in the sunlight to remove stain...its free ;)

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By Ann (Guest Post)
I've heard that if you first coat the plastic container with olive oil, that keeps the tomato stain away.

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