how do you get tea stains out of mugs?

[wotamidoin]

anyone?

[Skribble]

rub hard or probably bicarb and lemon like everything else .

[KTeePee]

salt on a damp cloth

[PeachesMcLean]

Now I don't drink tea and I don't have false teeth, but for some reason I think those tablets you soak your teeth in are supposed to do the job well.

[NAB3]

denture tablets.
I think

[FluffyMummy123]

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[KTeePee]

Cod, you said the B word again

[evilreturns]

washing powder. let it soak for a few hours.

[FluffyMummy123]

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[jaz2]

Barmans Friend powder - get it from Sainsburys/John Lewis. Put it on a damp cloth and wipe the insides of the mugs.

[Bewilderbeast]

milton

[wotamidoin]

thanks girls. don't want my mil pulling a face again!

[lilolilmanchester]

My mum always used bicarb of soda on a dish cloth, old fashioned but it does work.

[meandmy]

if all else fails scallding water teaspoon bleach rinse well, rinse well, rinse well.

[quickdrawmcgraw]

Salt.
pour it in and rub it with your fingers. Comes off straight away.

[themoon66]

Use a dishwasher.

[chattychantelle]

Tiny drop of bleach, cup full of cold water overnite. Gets rid of all stains on the cup just wash out properly in the morning

[SoMuchToBits]

Astonish paste from Lakeland is good for tea stains.

[Aero]

salt (or the 'b' word works too).

[Spidermama]

In absence of a dishwasher - elbow grease with a green scourer.

[mummylin2495]

i always put some ariel in and fill with boiling water and leave for about 10mins ,and i also stick the teaspoons in the cups at the same time.

[PrettyCandles]

Miltons, or a dishwasher.

[MissingMySleep]

Easy peasy and this will clean up your teaspoons also.

Any clothes washing powder, large pile into mucky cup, add boiling water, stick in the tea stained teaspoons, leave it fr a bit - hour will do, longer if you like. Then rinse off and wipe the grime away. Worse it is, longer you should leave it, and if you use the green part of a scourer, they will be shiny shiny.

Have fun.