alcazar

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...........is it possible to get rid of them? If so, how?

Thanks,

Alcazar

little-ginge

Try some Bicarbonate of Soda in warm water..

CrisPDuk

I used to work for a company that got a contract to refurbish the machines that processed the powder at a well known instant coffee manufacturers, which were constructed from 316 grade stainless steel. When we got them back to our premises they were brown from coffee powder settling on them over a long period of time, we pressure washed an steam cleaned them then carried out the modifications. After the rework, we re-beadblasted them all over, and even after all that, you could tell what was old steel as it STILL had a brown tinit to it

Plus, even now - nearly seven years later - the stains on the car park where we steam-cleaned them are as clear as anything

In, summary, you'll be lucky if you can get the stains out of your flask

AndyC_772

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At least that explains the colour of my teeth

Alas

Just use steradent or other denture cleaner.

Alas

And I meant on the flask

bartmanuk

fill the flask with boiling water and put 1 teaspoon of washing powder in,leave till cool then tip it away and rinse out,ive used this method for years...

BM

sherlock

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milton baby bottle sterilizing tablets and warm water.

Sherlock

ALi-B

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Stainless steel is an oxymoron

john_s

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Squirt a bit of bleach in and fill it up with water.

Obviously not forgetting to wash out well before re-using...

John.

mart360

soda crystals in hot water left overnight


supa clean!!

4X4BOB

ITS A FLASK - YOU PUT COFFEE OR TEA IN

Does it really matter if its stained, after all, who's going to see it?


I hope ya don't own a wok

CrisPDuk

How true It's only us and the yanks that call it that, everybody else calls it what it is, inox - inoxidible i.e: unrustable