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Title: flask
Post by: ginger james on September 19, 2010, 21:23:31
did not know where to post this but here we go does any one know a good method for gettin a stainless steel flask clean i have tried baking powder which is OK i have also tried vinegar best result so far is both at same time but do not seem able to shift stain at bottom i only ever put black coffee in please help thankyou
Title: Re: flask
Post by: Hyacinth on September 19, 2010, 21:49:42
Biological washing powder. Put some in the flask tonight, add boiling water & leave to steep overnight. Sorted!
Title: Re: flask
Post by: Duke Ellington on September 19, 2010, 21:52:47
I sometimes use a baby sterilising tab in my flask ....top up with water leave for a few hours....rinse using several changes of water.

This also works for me with stubbom stains...a bit of raw rice in the flask....add water...sloosh it around...rinse well!

Duke
Title: Re: flask
Post by: Hyacinth on September 19, 2010, 21:58:24
If I had false choppers I'd recommend Steradent anorl. But I haven't, so I won't ;D - see?
Title: Re: flask
Post by: Bugloss2009 on September 19, 2010, 22:09:01
bleach. That gets rid of the black stains and the green moulds. Any other life forms that have evolved in there get coaxed with a slice of bacon and hit with a stick