If you have a dishwasher it’ll eventually clean it over a few cycles I can’t remember how many cycles it went through before getting completely clean. It was gradually getting cleaner after each cycle.

Cafiza, Oxiclean, sodium percarbonate, all are the exact same thing and all are amazing cleaners.

Sodium percarbonate and boiling water. That's what I use to clean my stainless steel baskets for tea-making. Works like a charm.

I agree with the hot water. Like really hot water. I have had luck with baking soda and hot water before when letting it sit for hours.

Lemon juice or vinegar and pour in boiling water and let sit.

Half a spray of Dawn Powerwash left to sit for 20 minutes and then a light scrub. Happens to a lot of my stainless steel tumblers I use for coffee.

I may be able to sneak out some from our lab 😁.

Haha, OK 🙂

Cafiza.

Magic eraser worked really good. I was very surprised

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Or cafiza. Cafiza is a special cleaner for the group head of espresso machines. It will 100% clean your thermos. Which ever you can find locally or online at the cheapest price.

My method for cleaning fine films out of kombucha brewing bottles was to tear up small pieces of a mr clean magic eraser, put it inside with soapy water, and just shake the shit out of it for several minutes. Gone without a trace

Blades get dull. Then the plastic lid cracked at the fulcrum point of the veg trying to push it through dull blades. Into the bin. Lasted less than 6 months.

put a dishwasher pod in. add hot water.

let it sit for 20 minutes, then wash normally.

works every time.

Coca-Cola works great and will eat that right up. Also use it as a drain opener!

These are crap to start with. Food processor. Knife.

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Bully Tools definitely. They are built like a tank

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Every contractor's crew i've ever worked with makes their own "shorties" with the sawzall.

(Just buy a 6' wood handle shovel and cut the handle to length!)

90% isopropyl and sea salt, voila!

I love my Mac santoku!

I use Cafiza powder in my glass Chemex and even wine glasses that pick up a red tinge.